the e process. that is really important for us as a state that has the hunting traditions that we have. get thousands of e-mails per year castigating me as a terrible human being because we allow hunting of wolves in montana. remember, we have in montana some of the healthiest wildlife species on the plalanet and somehow our wildlife managers are able to manage those species in a way that maintains the numbers and keeps them completely healthy and we have for generations. yet, the will folks in washington, d.c. said, you are good at energy wildlife come up but we will decide what we will do with wolves. and we say that wolves are a tool in the toolbox and managing all of these other species. we need to manage all of them together. you must the tools so those livestock people out there, if there is a wolf that is attacking their livestock, they can shoot it. if t tretold reuteters, " is a dang wolflf in your corral attacking your cow, shoot that wolf. >> the media is guilty of keeping it polarized. > >> animal lovers,s, this is a cl to action. ouour taxax dollars are bngng td against inn

whether kids oould be vaping, there is question of the scientific perspective that kids should not be ung e-cigarettes. very important. the way we get to the state where kids are not using e-cigarettes, number one, we have to inform them and their parents about at the consequences are of e-cigarette use. the majority of children using juul products, t most popular type of vaping product, don't think they are using a nicotine-containing product. laura: they don't, and yet we learned that every juul contains as much nitine as regular cigarettes. should the sales be banned altogether? dr. murthy: what is important in -- is learning what is driving these sales. the most common reasohethey cite islavors. why do we allow e-carettes and flavored e-cigarettes in particular to be sold to kids? this issue has been taken up by the fda in thenited states. they are taking steps to restrict the sale of e-cigarettes to kids. but we are not moving nearly fast enough. if we cannot protect kids from using e-cigarettes, which the last few yearsavshown we have not done a good job of, we need to think about a wholesale ban or we need to say that e-cigarettes, if the

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the flavors. why do we allow e-cigarettes and flavored e-cigarettes in particular to be sold to kids? this issue has been ta by the fda in the united states. they are taking steps to restrict the sale of e-cigarettes to kids. but we are not moving nearly fast enoh. if we cannot protect kids from using e-cigarettes, which the last few years have shown we have not done a good job of, we edo think about a wholesale ban or we need to say that 're goingtes, if they' to be used for cessation, should be prescription devices prescribed by doctors or health care professionals. laura: would you favor a ban o e-cigarettes? dr. murthy: i would favor a ban on flavors. also, if we cannot get the use rates to come down -- here is what i think we really need to do.th if we thin the benefit of e-cigarettes is f cessation, to help people who smoke to quit, we should, number one, study that. number two, companies producing e-cigarettes should submit them to the fda like any other presiption product. number three, we should make sure they are available for prescription use only. a: dr. vivek murthy, tha you for joining us. dr. murthy: of course. thanks for h

in any united states it is 48% of e-commerce -- in the united states, it is 40% of e-commerce. actually don't make money. they are busy taking money out of the pockets of smaller vendors, but for the last six or seven years they have made less than 6% overall. their international businesses lost 6% last year. >> what do investors believe? >> it is a glamour stock. you just need to convince people they should be in there with you. it does not matter whether the company is making money. amazon earlier this month was rivaling with apple as a $1 trillion company on the new york stock exchange. is it overvalued? >> there is a big debate on its valuation. there is a big debate on faang stocks. is if youteresting compare the evaluation of amazon with walmart, walmart's valuation is lower and yet its sales are much bigger. amazon -- walmart is making about $500 billion in sales. >> what is the lesson from the? if it iseople wonder not too valued, if the evaluation is not too high. i believe it is creating a new way of operating in business with warehouse automation and obsession with c

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they will again pursue criminal charges massive power company.in the meantime thousands of homeowners are suing pg&e. ( darya ) a statee law in 11 deadly fires last year. prosecutors are reviewing the report ... to see if they will again pursue criminal charges against the utility company. ( darya ) in the south bay, a san jose family says someone has been stealing their christmas decorations.. it happened last week in the willow glen neighborhood and the thief was recorded on surveillance video. the thief stole some disney themed decorations ... before taking off in a car. the homeowner is doubtful his missing ornaments will be returned but he says this won't dampen his christmas. ( darya ) lund says that many of his neighbors that many of his neighbors have also had their decorations stolen. ( james )coming up... chp is cracking down on toll evaders. how they say one man tried to avoid paying tolls-- and ended up getting caught. ( james ) and just before the chris

takeover or break up of the company. >> if it's determined pg&e did not behave according to the terms of probation, yes, pg&e is in big, big trouble. >> reporter: yeah, the state attorney general released that information because a federal judge had asked about the possible consequences pg&e could face. that judge is currently overseeing the felony probation for pg&e. by the way, pg&e has not directly responded to the latest piece of information released by the attorney general's office. live in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> senator hill says butte county is a small county and may not have the resources to go after or investigate a multibillion dollar company. he hopes the state will step in and help with the investigation. >>> well, new at 11:00, san francisco police have identified a suspect wanted for robbery and attempted murder. they say he's 25-year-old melton earl kelly from oakland. there's a manhunt under way to find him, and we have video of the suspect stopping and beating another man that eventually become unconscious on the ground. if you recognize, police want to hear from you.. >>> the inmate who escaped this week is back behind bars in

state law in 11 of fires last the company would only looking reviewing those reports. prosecutors are reviewing them too, and ( marty )( marty ) a state investigation found p-g-&e violatedthey will again pursue criminal charges against the utility. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty ) a man is accused of attempting to commit a sex offense in a neighborhood in palo alto. police say 28- year-old marcelo garcia martinez has no permanent address and was captured at the transit center. kron four's philippe djegal reports, people in the neighborhood are horrified about the assault.. (philippe) an evening walk for a woman in palo alto veered in the wrong direction... after she was savagely attacked thursday night by a man whose work has rattled the neighborhood.robin blumenthal/neighbor- "to just come out and punch her in the face -- that's. it terri -- its like a random act of violence." at around six o'clock that night... palo alto police say the woman in her thirties was walking down castilleja avenue... when a man wearing jeans and a black backpack aproached her from behind... covered her mouth with his ha

[cheering] >> the fact is that our chemical policy sysystem in the united states, whether itit's at the state e level oror at the e fedl level, is broken.. >>>> the toxic substances coconl act, my joke is it's the laww that never lived up to its nama. >> when they passed the law in 1976, they grandfathered in about 62,000 chemicals, called them safe because they were already in use. some of these chemicals that we knew nothing about at the time are turning out to be problematic. >> and according to the general accounting office, 85% of new chemical applications and their technical names of pre-manufacture notice include no testing data whatsoever. >> under the toxic substances control act, or tsca, the burden is on the environmental protection agency to show that an industrial chemical is unsafe. epa can only ask the company for data or require testining if epa can prove that there is a potential risk. and that's hard to do without access to the company's data in the first place. >> the burden of proof has to shift. it has to be on the companies, not on the government. the companies are making

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the warriors. first meetingth of e season. the golden state warriors. l.a. up double digits. lebron goes up for a loose ball. what is being called a strained left groin. the warriors r make a after lebron'sg exit. finish it with a slam to make it a three point game. r the lakers, they do not fold. lancens ste knocks down the triple. in the fourth, this went to avita for the slam. the lakers snap an 11 game losing streak. over inboston, big time matchup. kyrie irvin embiid throwing down the slam.ng irvi even better on this night. boston down to 20 seconds to pay. ough fadeway jumping for irving bounce to tie the game at 180. jj redick shot is off the mark. fans rejoice and heading to ertime. overtime plenty more from rvrie ig. knocks down the go ahead three.s next posseion in transition. he turns a two point celtic deficit into a four point lead. celtics win. still waing on official word from the lakers, but reports that lebron is feeling better after the game. >> we hope he is better. good for basket ball. and we wish him well. and we wish him well. we will beal ght, everyone

the first flames fire crews spotted were directly under an active pg and e power line. 86 people died. nearly 14,000 homes were destroyed in the campfire. the state attorney general says pg and e could face murder charges if it is found guilty of starting the fire. >>> coming up a new year means new laws to follow in california. there are a lot of them in 2019, what you need to know to start off the year right. >>> this is how a huge crowd rang in the new year in hong dong this thanks to our amazing cells. like you, your cells get hungry. feed them. with centrum silver. specially crafted for adults 50+. so you can be awesome, daily. centrum. feed your cells today. yeah right. iand the earth is flat. ahhh!! treat your cough seriously with robitussin cf max. nothing lasts longer and treats more symptoms for your cough, cold and flu. robitussin. because it's never just a cough. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> new laws will effec

primary campaign know what needs to be done in new hampshire, iowa, and south carolina, some of the thearly states. e are few and far between as well. there are all sorts of the reasons for getting in early as possible. that is what elizabeth warren is doing today. karin: gary o'donoghue. the electoral commission in bangladesh has rejected opposition demands to hold fresh elections despite widespread reports of vote rigging and voter intimidation and fraud. the governing party led by the prime minister has been declared the winner. our correspondent yogita lamaye reports from the capital, dhaka. yogita: the morning papers declared the results, mr. rick th-- and historic d consecutive term, a landslide victory. at her official residence, thee prnister told foreign observers and journalists why she was the people's choice. hasina: the last 10 years, people are living better lives. yogita: t there are been allegations of vote rigging around the country. one instance caught on camera by the bbc. i asked about it. are reports of the riggi of results in favor of your party and there is actually video foota

again pursue criminal charges against the massive power company.in the meantime thousands of homeowners are suing pg&e. (ken) a stateiolated state law in 11 deadly fires last year. prosecutors are reviewing the report ... to see if they will again pursue criminal charges against the utility company. (pam) the signs are now up -- for a southern california highway renamed for former president obama. cal-trans has finished putting up the "president barack h. obama highway" signs... on a stretch of the 134- freeway through glendale. as for the 44th president's connection to the area.. mister obama lived in pasadena during his sophomore year at occidental college. state senator anthony portantino said, he hopes to have a formal unveiling event in the new year. (ken) the mysterious light spotted over the bay area had just about everyone talking last night. tonight... experts tell us exactly what it was. (pam) a mysterious light appeared in bay area skies last night .... and it created quite a buzz on social media and in our newsroom. (ken) it took people a while to figure out what it was... kron 4's sara stinson has detai

necessary step on the road to rebuild paradise. ( robin ) a san francisco federal judge is asking whether any reckless-ness by p-g-&-e in the recent wildfires would be considered a state crime. the judge currently oversees p-g&e's five year probation to not commit any crimes after a pipeline explosion in 20-10. the judge has ordered the utility to provide a complete statement on whether it played any role in the cause of the deadly camp fire in butte county. the california attorney general is also being asked to weigh in on whethera crime has been committed under state law.. both the state attorney general and the utility company have until the end of the year to respond. ( robin )veterinarians are using fish skin ... to help some dogs who were injured in the camp fire. olivia suffered severe burns when the camp fire burned down her home last month. she was later transferred to the veterinary teaching hospital, at the university of california, davis. that is when vets used a relatively new therapy involving talapia skin. doctors say, the fish skin cooled down the burned area and helped olivia's skin cells re-grow. and her owners say, they can see a huge difference. <"

it to cuba's big-league faced a difficult choice -- stay in the country , earning sometimes as little as $50 a e month, or defect to ited statesthe hopes of making it big in the major leagues. ig, who made his way to the los angeles dodgers via a human trafficker who subjected him to appalling conditions. it is situations like is that prompted major league baseball and cuban authorities to reach an agreement. cubanlayers above the age of 35 left late in the cuban league for six years will no longer have to dect to play in the major leagues. >> this is a secure way we have always dreamed of fo children and her family's, that our athletes can johe any leak in mlb. reporter: officials say they happen granted government approval for u.s. and cuban authorities. some cuban-americans who want the u.s. to continue to exert pressure on the communist country have been angered. in a tweet, u.s. senator marco rubio called for a state departmentnvestigation into the agreement. but in our country that can ofte sm -- a country that can often seem like a blast from the past,ffials say they hope the terms will offer future cuban sluggers the t

the june 4th e-mails saying the russian government is supporting trump in the campaign, that they've got documents to bring to trump, first offering them to trump's secretary, but in the e-mail states better to bring it in person. we don't know if they actually brought the e-mails in person. probably not. but we do know that donald trump, on june 7th, after winning the new jersey primary with don jr. at his side said he's going to release the next week all this information about the clintons. and he doesn't. but yet, a week after that you've got guccifer 2.0, the russian operative releasing information and on and on. up to the point of the access hollywood tape where they're actually using those documents to deflect attention from donald trump and put it on hillary clinton. >> trump better hope you're not working with mueller on this one. i've got to wrap this up. thank you to all of of you. thanks for the time you've put in to helping us understand these complicated legal issues. much more to come on the lies, the obstruction, and what happens next. we'll break it all down. do not go anywhere. life isn't a straight line. things happen. and sometimes you can find yourself heading i

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the multi-billion dollar power company. in 11 of those fires, investigators found evidence pg&e violated state law. oversees fire investigations. >> is pg&e doing enough in your mind? >> that's not my call to make. in the case of those particular fires, they were referred to the district attorney if there's violations of law. >> reporter: it's actually been going on now for years. 1994, '99, 2004, the whiskey fire in 2008, the deadly butte fire in 2015. fire after fire that investigators found were caused by a power company failing to follow state regulations to trim trees or maintain equipment. >> you see a pattern and practice that pg&e is not willing to step up to the plate and do what it needs to do to prevent these utility caused wildfires. >> reporter: he's built a practice suing power companies and specifically pg&e for causing fires that are destroying californians lives. he's doing it because the state of california won't. >> if you had a company that kept starting hurricanes and the government let it continue to starting hurricanes, you would continue that behavior to be sociopattic becau

i am blessed and honored to serve you and grateful for the opportunity to give back to the state and country that has given e and my family so much. peaking a foreign language] thank you, mr. speaker, may god bless nevada, and may god bless the united states of america. d majority leader. mr. curbelo: thank you, mr. speaker. my colleagues, politics is the art of what is possible. what is achieveable. not the measure of our differences. we come to this chamber, we should, to seek common ground, to solve problem, to address challenges. that's what i have done over the course of the last four years. work with my colleagues from both sides of the aisle to improve quality of life in our country and our communities and to show the american public that this institution is capable of responding to its concerns and its aspirations. in congress, progress is measured in small units. the way our founding fathers intended. on climate and the environment we broke the ice, bringing republicans and democrats together in the climate solutions caucus. the first meaningful bipartisan dialogue and collaboration on this subject

another sentence she says we tried to get out the latino vote by paying for rights to the poll in key states. in that el they were in key states which means they were trying to influence the vote in competitive states. they were not doing this in texas and california with the largest latino populations reside but no, in what states did she mention? florida and nevada. later in her e-mail she says we wanted hillary to win. that is as strong a bias as you can get in yet sundar pichai would not admit to that basically said he disagreed with what she was writing and said it did not happen even though we have the e-mail there where she said those things. lou: quite a performance by ceo of google. he's not lacking in confidence, is he? as he sits before the congress of the united states and spends up perspective. >> three points, remember, 3.5 billion searches done a day in the vast majority of those are done on google platform. if there is the bias that is why this is important and why this matters. when you have the head of multicultural saying we are trying to impact the elections and get out the latino v

important for charities, they hope to raise several million dollars in the next few weeks to cover next year's budget. >>> pg&e wants states to approve new rate increases, the america are you news reports say the hike would be $12.55, pg&e told the public utilities commission, the proposed increases have nothing to do with potential liability from the wildfires instead, this proposed rate hike for a n >>> and the glide church is known for its charitable work and they're trying to sever ties from the united methodist church. and in turn they filed a lawsuit seeking control over the church. they referred to the church as a hostile takeover attempt. >>> and people in the city of emeryville are getting a close look at a proposed tower that would be bigger than everything else around it. the planned site of the 54 story skyscraper is in emeryville on interstate 880 in emeryville. they held a public study session yesterday. it includes a 16 storey office tower and 60 storey, with and it will a 30 storey condo and there will be office space and retail space. some are worried about the traffic and some supported the tower saying

another day of hillary clinton's emails and the steel e dossier come this while the president of the united states fbi, lyingout the about the fbi, and attacking the rule of law and schedule. how does that make sense? republicans used to understand that the actions, words of a president matters, and where are those republicans today? at some point someone has to stand up and in the face of the tweets,fox news, mean stand up for the values of this country and not slink away into retirement, but speak the truth. i find it frustrating to be here entry questions about things that are far less important than the values this country is built upon. now the take your questions. as ant will it have impact if michael: cooperates -- en --hael coh mr. comey: it undermines the rule of law. this is the president of the united states calling a witness who has cooperated with his own justice department a rat. say that again to yourself at home and remind yourself where we have ended up. this is not about republicans and democrats. this is about what does it mean to be an american. what are the things we care abou

. >>> pg&e is responding to reports of equipment failures in the area where the camp fire started in butte county. a letter from the pg&e to the statemission confirms issues with trans mission lines and downed trees. in another area they found a pole and other equipment on the ground with bullets and bullet holes. state senator jerry hill says this is the first time pg&e is admitting to problems with its equipment around the time the fire started. >> i think they're being forth coming now because what do we have to lose because we're going to get a bail out again this year from the legislature. >> pg&e says its still looking into the equipment problems near the origin of the fire. >>> happening today, state regulators meeting to discuss new policies about utilities shutting down high power lines to avoid disasters. the commission has been working on new regulations involving wildfires and utility companies that include state lawmakers approving a limit to pg&e's financial risk after last year's tubs fire in sonoma. there were concerns the liability could force the utility into bankruptcy but now they're looking at policies that woul

the camp fire investigation. a federal judge asked the state attorney general whether pg&e could be charged with a state crime if ss power line maintenance is what started the deadly wildfire. pg&e says it is reviewing the court's notice. the official cause of the camp fire is still under investigation. >>> new details in the golden state killer case. the trial could cost taxpayers $20 million. deangelo will be back in court today for a routine proceeding. it includes the prosecution and defense. a public defender is representing deangelo. the county wants the state to help pay for the trial. he faces 26 charges related to 13 murders and 13 rapes across six counties between 1970 and six counties between 1970 and 1980. >>> in contra county, we have learned about a deadly confrontation. the sheriff's office said the suspect shot at a deputy during a struggle. the suspect's girlfriend disputes that. >> he was just running from them and they shot him. he tackled him to the ground and shot him twice before he even turned around. they shot him twice before he even turned around. >> the girlfriend identifies the man as

a san francisco federal judge is asking whether any recklessness by p-g-&-e in the recent wildfires would be considered a state crime. the judge currently oversees p-g&e's five year probation to not commit any crimes after a pipeline explosion in 20-10. the judge has ordered the utility to provide a complete statement on whether it played any role in the cause of the deadly camp fire in butte county. the california attorney general is also being asked to weigh in on whethera crime has been committed under state law.. both the state attorney general and the utility company have until the end of the year to respond. (ken) coming up: some camp fire victims are finally able to return to paradise. even those with homes still standing are finding it difficult. also - san francisco police walking the beat -- that's havng a real effect on crime. the changes being made that are making the streets of the city safer.. (ken) and parking could get even harder to find in san francisco. we'll talk live with supervisor jane kim about development plans in the city. (catherine) today... homeowners from the eastern section of pa

the multibillion dollar power company. in 11 of those fires, investigators found evidence pg & e violated state law. over sesees fire investigations? >> is pg & e to blame? >> that's not my call to make. in the case of those particular fires, they were referred to the district attorney if there are violations of law. >> reporter: it actually has been going on for years. 1994, '99, 2004, the whisky fire in 2008, the deadly butte fire in 2015. fire after fire that investigators found were caused by a power company failing to follow state regulations to trim trees or maintain equipment. >> you see a pattern in practice that pg & e is not willing to step up to the plate and do what it needs to do to prevent the utility-caused wildfires. >> and john frisk is suing the power companies for causing fires destroying californians' lies. he is doing it because the state of california won't. >> if you had a company out in the atlantic and it kept starting hurricanes and the government just kept continuing to let it start hurricanes, you would consider that behavior to be sociopathic because peoples' lives are de

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the tap water. police have been providing workers with bottled water. >>> a is state senator is calling for a change in leadership at pg&e. this comes after the puc claims they lied for years on safety maintenance on natural gas lines. according to the press democrat, state senator bill dodd says the utility has, quote, demonstrated a pattern of poor management and illegal conduct that has shattered lives throughout the state. pg&e says it has made personnel and organizational changes but hasn't disclosed specifics. >>> san francisco police are looking for help finding this man accused ofssaulting another man tuesday afternoon on mason street. investigators say the suspect punched a 38-year-old man in the face, knocking him to the ground, and then stomped on his head. if you recognize the suspect, call the san francisco police department. >>> a woman is reportedly suing whole foods claiming she was fired from a san francisco store after complaining about sexual harassment in the workplace. according to the chronicle, the former cashier worked at whole foods on california and franklin streets. the suit alleges she was sex

to the united states, thatis with an offer to the united states, that is a lot more positive and forthcoming to the united states with regard to these non—goods related issues. right now, the state m es. right now, the statements coming from donald trump and essentially targeted at trade deficits per se, but the fundamental mismatch of the us and chinese interest lie in these nontrade sort of nontariff areas, such as intellectual property issues, technology transfer issues. so robert lighthizer, is seeking to have really a nail down approach, and that 90 day timeline is not really essential as long as the us and china keep having this kind of a confrontational stance towards each other. sir what does that mean in terms of where we end up? what is going to happen? -- so does that mean. well, this is not an issue that can be resolved within 90 days, as the us and china will keep on struggling to reach an agreement and perhaps an agreement is not what they are actually looking for, but more of a strategy towards... planned fans against each other, so from the chinese perspective, it was very easily seen from the arrest and huawei, that the chinese were going very much proactively to de

e could face manslaughter or murder charges for the wildfires. he went before a judge to discuss possible consequences pg&e could face at the state level. nd manslaughter charges would be possible if pg&e operated or maintained power lines in a reckless manner and is found responsible for the deadly fires. he stressed the offense has not reached conclusions yet. pg&e issued a statement saying our focus continues to be on assessing infrastructure to enhance safety and helping customers continue to recover and rebuild. we are committed to doing everything we can to reduce the risk of wildfires. >>> serious is planning to close another 80 stores. they faced a deadline today for bids to keep the chain operating. serious chairman made a last minute offer however he is struggling to come up with finance. serious also owns kmart. it has more than 68,000 employees. >>> wall street ended mixed after seeing big swings. the dow slumped in the last hour to close 76 points lower. the nasdaq was up 5 minutes and s&p 500 dropped three points. all three are down more than 9% for the month and on track for the worse december since 1931. >>> opioids kille

paradise.paradise.rest of lifted for the rest of paradise. ( darya ) a san francisco federal judge is asking whether any recklessness by p-g-&-e in the recent wildfires would be considered a state crime. the judge currently oversees p-g&e's five year probation to not commit any crimes after a pipeline explosion in 20-10. the judge has ordered the utility to provide a complete statement on whether it played any role in the cause of the deadly camp fire in butte county. the california attorney general is also being asked to weigh in on whether a crime has been committed under state law.. both the state attorney general and the utility company have until the end of the year to respond. ( james ) federal environmental officials are starting to clean up toxic waste in butte county. the e-p-a crews are ankle deep in debris shoveling through ash where homes once stood. its part of phase one of a six month clean-up focused on the removal of toxic waste. phase two will of the clean up process will start next month. the e-p-a will clean areas south and west of paradise. ( sara ) coming up... a children's ibuprofen medication has been taken off store shelves. details on what to throw out

the united states. >> reporter: finally e president's momentous decision to withdraw from syria against advice of his cabinet after talking to president erdogan. with mattis leaving, who will stand up th president? the remaining top advisors are mostly yes men and who would want the defense job now? serving a commander in chief that has a candidate says i know more than the generals. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> i'm richard engel as troops in syria ared orto leave, tonight several current and former military officials tell nbc news many americ commanders are outraged as esussia's vladimir putin n opening. >> they don't care about bashar al-sad. they care about expandintheir influence into africa and into the mediterranean. by the way, i think you're doing the wrong thing whdimir putin says you're doing the right thing. that's dangerous. >> reporter:nd some say immoral. for u.s. troops betrayal is a cainal sin but that's exactly what many feel they ha been told to do. abandoning kurdish forces who fought loyally with them against isis. today turkey's president said an offensive, he's so f

the east bay this morning. it happened on ages north of stam e state four. e car overcorrected and crossed into oncoming traffic. that car crashed killing the driver. chp is investigating what caused the crash and whether drugs or alcohol were a factor. zbliechlt an east bay couple is out of their homes after flames tore through it this afternoon. firefighters say the people living there are in their late 80s, burlt they got out safely. they're okay. the flames broke out at a home on first avenue and walnut creek. investigators say the fire appears to have started in the garage. they think the car parked inside had a mechanical issue and sparked that fire. it quibble spread to the attic and the kitchen. >>> an 8-year-old boy from custf the united states government. we told you about this story. this is the hospital where it happened yesterday. the boy and his father were both detained by the border patrol. it was there that doctors learned the 8-year-old had a fever and gave him medicine, but his symptoms got worse, and he died just after midnight. what happe

. >> new details on the man accused of killing a central valley police officer. >> more trouble for pg&e tonight, the state an explosion that knocked out power to a neighborhood and put a worker in the hospital. >>> kpix5 news at 6:00 begins right now with a deadly police shooting in san jose. >> officers say they were forced to open fire when a woman turned a stolen car into a weapon, but she was not the suspect they were looking for in the first place. kpix5 reporter da lin is live in san jose where a vigil has turned into a vocal rally demanding justice. da? >> reporter: that's right, veronica. family and friends have been here since 4:00 holding this candlelight vigil. as you mentioned, this vigil at times has turned into a rally. they're calling for justice. they're demanding the police officers who shot jennifer vasquez be arrested. now the chief calls this a tragic shooting and he says he feels for the driver's mother, but he says this was all preventible and he repeatedly said today that driver's action gave officers no choice, but the driver's mother disagrees. cell phone footage captured the mome

the e. coli outbreak in romaine lettuce. the strain of e. coli causing the current outbreak tracer reservoir at a farm in santa barbara county. outbreak second 59 people in 16 states confident all tainted lettuce has been removed from the market but consumers should continue checking labels and don't eat any romaine lettuce grown in monterey, san benito or santa barbara county's until th investigations are complete. >>> a hearing in san francisco on the appeal by the electric scooter company, lime, which says it was unfairly denied a permit to operate in the city. line, along with another scooter company, bird, flooded san francisco with scooters and may. after a public outcry the city put in a temporary band, put in new rules and in the end skip and screw the only two allowed to operate san francisco. line immediately appealed saying it is being unfairly should -- it out. >>> today hosting and invite -- an event adding 500 electric bikes to its bike share network in the east bay for the first time. there will be an inaugural ride with the e bikes at 9:45 a.m. bike station at 23rd street and telegraph avenue in oakland. they can help riders travel farther an appea

they will be charged with what is called conspiracy to defraud the united states. the e argument is that any time you carry out fraud to hide the fact -- to hide stuff that prevents the government from , when youlatory work do that, that is a crime in and of itself irregardless of how serious the campaign finance violation is. that seems to be where they're goining in new york. there is a bunch of stuff in the other two memo says say mueller has similar kinds of crimes coming in his investigation, as well as the conspiracy with russia. there is still some hints that will come reasonably soon as well. nermeen: marcy, i want to go to democratic congress member jerry nadler, the incoming chair of the house judiciary committee. he was interviewed on sunday by cnn's jake tapper about michael money. paying hush >> is it is proven, are those impeachable offenses? >> well, they would be impeachable offenses whether they are important enough to justify an impeachment is a different question. certain, they would be impeachable offenses because even though theyey were committd befo