. >> i am tori campbell, we begin with breaking news in washington, d.c. as we just heard from that fox news shut in, we want to bring you live back again to the u.s. capitol, this is a live picture at a very busy intersection with police activity, authorities say gunshots were fired on capitol hill leading to a lock- down. now we have just heard that fox news is reporting that lock- down is no longer in place according to capitol police. it has been lifted. there are reports that one officer was injured after the gunshots were reported, at the u.s. capitol according to capitol police and there is another senate leader saying there are reports of injuries plural but at this point we have only gotten word from capitol police of one officer who has been injured, a warning was sounded inside the capitol, the house went into recess, lawmakers left the chamber floor, they were told to shelter in place in their offices. people inside the building could not get out, people outside could not get in. the house by the way had just finished approving legislation aime

i'm tori campbell. the new head of the university of california system is meeting with high school students at oakland tech right now. but not everyone is happy about her visit. brian flores is live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. this was one of the first public appearances for janet napolitano. she spoke to hundreds of students here trying to push them to go to college. but she also got the attention of immigrants rights groups [chanting] >> reporter: students and community members with the group by any means necessary protested outside the gates this morning. uc regents confirmed napolitano back in july. but despite the confirmation, many say she's the wrong person for the job. she's had to deal with a backlash for immigrant rights groups who are upset over her previous stances on immigration and what they say was deporting 2 million illegal immigrants while the director. >> we judge people by the action and she was responsible for federal immigration enforcement and the record number o

ok, tori, let's go. name something that most people consider attractive on a man but not on a woman. >> how about facial hair? steve: facial hair. >> great! steve: hey, deanna, how you doing, darling? >> i'm awesome. how are you? steve: you're the 15-year-old ballerina? >> yes, sir. steve: and you play pretty well, too. >> yeah, i like to think so. steve: well, you do. for a 15 year old, you play great. >> yeah, i watch it all the time. steve: hey. ok, deanna, let's go. name something most people consider attractive on a man but not on a woman. >> i'm gonna say chest hair. steve: chest hair. chest hair. jason, my man, name somethg that most people consider attractive on a man but not on a woman. >> how about a bald head? steve: a bald head, yeah. yeah! the queen, miss kim, what do you do, again? >> i was a nurse for 30 years, and i just became a flight attendant. steve: wow. that's good. >> and i'm a grandmother. steve: do you enjoy flying? >> i do. i didn't realize i would, but i really do like it. stev

tory smith and his wife chanelle, a school teacher, announced they're expecting. >> super cute, little prego, saying everything, they're exciting. >> reporter: the word "we're" on a sheet of paper covers the pasta jar prego. >> bringing a life into the world is a beautiful thing. >> i think he'll be a great father. >> reporter: arthur brown, marlin brown and matt elam chimed in on their teammate's big news. >> i was like, all those women was excited and stuff. i was surprised. it was crazy. >> reporter: this isn't the first time the pair have taken to social media in a creative way. earlier this year, they came up with an msa rap video to get her students ready for the standardized test. the college sweethearts married in june. >> best thing you did in the offseason? >> i guess i get in trouble if i say it wasn't getting married. >> reporter: tory has talked about how he's preparing for father hood, raising his younger siblings. >> i tell people all the time, i know how to be a parent, and when that time comes, i'll be good to go. >> reporter: and that time is now with his own baby rav

we've got a former tory chris patten running the b.b.c. and out of g.c. h.q. in the security services because it starts to look like these people are actually simply there to do the go right speeding and not to do public thank you very much for sharing this with us tony dawson investigative journalist talking on the u.k. . well the plight of migrant workers in qatar and other olympic boycott call and plenty more stories after this break. mum. plenty it was terrible they weren't very hard to take the plunge against along here is a plug that has sex with the perfect there's no let's eliminate. the i'm. just so play. live. welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow the data is set for a long delayed syrian peace conference it's expected to take place in just over a month from now let's get all the very latest from going there to count. and out so it looks like we are finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel what more can you tell us that's right we finally have the date for geneva two talks according to syria's deputy prime minister it's the beve

i'm tori campbell. more than a hundred people are gathering right now in downtown santa rosa to protest the deadly shooting death of 13- year-old andy lopez. these are live pictures from newschopper2. ktvu's alex savidge is live on the ground with the growing crowdant the law enforcement re- - crowd and the law enforcement response there. >> reporter: good afternoon. this crowd is growing. there was a deep sense of anger many people in the community. we're in old courthouse square where people are beginning to gather. i should say the sonoma county sheriff today is saying that he's calling for help from neighboring agencies to make sure this protest doesn't get out of hand. he's particularly concerned about protesters outside of santa rosa. let me show you video here. occupy oakland is actually busing people up here for what is expected to be one of the largest demonstrations to date related to the shooting death of andy lopez and people will be getting on buses in oakland and coming up for the demonstr

house and she and tori do get along. remember, at one point they didn't. so, like i said, rich people problems. tori has a new book out. so that's a couple of dollars for the family. plus, you know, she manages to keep that family on tv. they've always got some cute reality show. the problem is that cute and sweet aren't always what we are watching reality tv for. i'm embarrassed to say that. i'm embarrassed. but they've got another cute one coming out. it's on hgtv. it starts in the spring. something about them living in the cabin doing cute stuff with the cute kids and then she and her co-star from 90210, jennie garth, they are starring in a detective show. like i said, these are rich people problems. there's no problem here. hi, tori. hi, mrs. spelling. [ applause ] >> wendy: hasn't bought a bag in three years. you know her first bag was probably a gucci bag when she was firstborn. okay. the new york post recently claimed that real housewives of new york star ramona singer and her husband mario, mario had a steamy affair behind ramona's back with a real

. >> good afternoon, i am tori campbell, a raging apartment fire in redwood city is now contained but the investigation has just begun. we have team coverage, ktvu's paul chambers talked to people who took extreme measures to escape the fire but we begin with janine de la vega who joins us live from the scene, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, they have been in and out, doing overhaul in the past few hours making sure hot spots are out. you can see this 4th floor is completely burned and gutted inside, earlier today there were incredible flames. >>> from chopper two it looked like an inferno as flames shot up in the air from the apartments. >> something like out of a movie, smoke coming down, coming so fast and so thick. it was just like something out of a movie. >> as the flamed raged people inside tried to get out and at the same time firefighters were rushing in trying to extinguish it and make sure every 1 was safe. >> when they first arrived they encountered significant fire on that floor not to mention the people leaving. >> smoke was heavy, the heat extreme and visib

. >> good afternoon, i am tori campbell. fire crews are on heightened alert today because of a red flag warning in effect across parts of the bay area. we have team coverage with rosemary orosco, monitoring the wind conditions from the weather center. we begin with claudine wong, who talked to busy fire crews this morning and joins us live from the oakland hills. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, yes, we are on title road just near they have tunnel and there is a brisk wind down here and gets windier as you get higher. take a look at the sign. it tells the story, fire danger high today. it is those types of conditions that had contra costa county firefighters overnight calling in for some extra help. >>> this morning firefighters packed up, trucks pulled out and everything was locked back up at station 87 in pittsburgh. it had been closed due to budget cuts since july but last night it re-opened because of the red flag warning now in place. >> it is not part of our minimum staffing every day, down to 23 companies,

tori and dave?k you. >>> a man wearing an oakland raiders shirt makes headlines all the way in england. what happened after a flight that got him tased and arrested by police. >>> police tell us it was not the crash that killed a driver wednesday morning when he plunged off interstate 80 in el cerrito. the new information we're finding out about that case now. >>> things are improving in the commute but we have a couple of things out there that may slow you down. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. >>> a lot of low clouds and fog even with sunshine. it looks like a cool day but will that carry into a cooler weekend or warmer weekend? i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to c

market tory hard understand, but it is a huge 2 trillion in buying power.t is amazing. >> does latino humor crossover? it's funny or not. >> does black humor crossover? broadway, and they said, latinos on broadway. i was the first show that was success will. -- successful. i was in a nightclub, and they said, you are a funny man. surrounded at a nightclub. i saw your show. hilarious. i did not realize it crossed over to other new yorkers. latino humor is based on humor. funny is funny. tavis: one will we be this familiar with latino comedians? you can do this all day with black comedians. him fluffy. e are all working very hard. i am working on an animated roject. i put gabe in my show. he had never flown first class. he had an opportunity. let gabriel fly first class. isold the stewardess, he julio iglesias's son, but he is not good looking. if you can make his time and so special. gabriel gets off the plane. first class is amazing. they were so good to me. i said, that is first class. i was going to say paul rodriguez come up but everyone knows him as p-r

come on, tori.hat's pretty good. >> very good. >> the photographer posted this video on youtube his 22-month- old daughter is wearing an l.e.d. suit. it makes her look like a pint- sized stick figure. too cute. this has been viral. there were 1.8 million views in two days already. the artists promises he will soon post video on how he created that wonderful design. >> it's way beyond my skill. very, very cute. >>> 7:18. let's check in with sal. unfortunately, a crash in fremont. not a good situation there. >> yeah, it's on mission boulevard near aloney college. this could delay you if you are driving on mission. some people use mission to avoid the freeway or perhaps you are try doing to get to the -- trying to get to the college. i have it on the map for you. the traffic will be affected. i think i have the wrong map up there. let's -- the control room was saying huh? this map thing is not working properly. let's go to live pictures. thank you, guys. sunol grade, the traffic here is moving along re

and then, her reality show, "tori & dean in love" was canceled.ng she hasn't bought a purse for three years. i look back at the girl who shopped at gucci in my 20s. and i can't even relate. spelling vowing to town down the family's once over the top birthday parties. i can't afford to live like this anymore. our circumstances have changed. that isn't stopping spelling, who says she's more focused than ever on her family. and is looking forward to the future, which includes a new tv show with her former "90210" co-star, jennie garth. through it all, she says there's one person she can count on. we've had lows. but i set goals and i keep going. i always bank on myself. for "good morning america," bianna golodryga, abc news, new york. >> got to say, she didn't get a lot of sympathy here in the studio. >> i never felt so lucky growing up with so little. >>> coming up on the "gma heat index," actress julianne moore, proving age is a mere number. she's 52 and proud of it. the four-time oscar nominee is "health" magazine's november cover girl. and she is

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. have a quick look at weather and traffic. >>> steve, actually a little snow in some parts? >> that's correct. up in the sierra, bridgeport, heavenly, getting some snow. there's been isolated rain. most of it is -- most of it is this close to us. we have a lot of clouds. it's mostly clear in the north bay. cooler and breezy if the wind is not there where you are yet, it will pick up. a lot of temperatures, very slows -- close. i don't expect the high temperatures to be that much different. you can see how the low is wrapping back around some clouds. it looks like more toward the southern santa clara valley or down towards monterey, carmel valley. a lot of rain urn iting to snow -- turning to snow. some of that rain favoring areas a little bit to the east and south of us. cooler, breezy, partly cloudy to the south. machine to the north. i'll mention an isolated shower or two. somebody could pop up. 60s and low 70s for many or mid. here's sal. >>> good morning. we do have a new crash in

but there is a glimmer of hope as tory dunnan tells us... as the house democratic caucus plans to meet at the white house this afternoon. on week two of the government shutdown, here's the problem: both sides claim to want negotiations but can't seem to agree on the terms. the president and democrats are calling for the house to pass a government funding bill with no strings attached. we have a simple, simple request. open the government, let us pay our bills. we'll negotiate on anything you want to negotiate on. republicans say they're willing to negotiate but only if obamacare is on the table. we want to reopen our government and provide fairness to all americans under the president's health care law. there is a small sliver of hope that could at least prevent the u-s from defaulting on its debt. a source tells cnn republicans may be open to a short term extension of the debt ceiling---but only if president obama agrees to negotiate. but that won't reopen the government and the american people are feeling the pain of the shutdown. up until

good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. in the past 30 minutes, i talked to a couple of the residents here. they say they got a letter telling them their kids were not allowed to play in any of the grass throughout the complex. well, federal officials say that's way too restrictive. the u.s. department of justice has filed a lawsuit against the owners and operators of the woodland garden apartments, alleging they discriminated against families with children because they prohibited kids from playing in the common grassy areas of the complex. federal officials say family with kids should have the same ability as other tenants to enjoy themselves. they say the complex is vite rye -- violating the fair housing act. they decided to sue after reviewing complaints from five families with children who live there. we spoke to a neighbor who said he would be upset if his complex had that policy. >> sounds very strange. i think all of the apartments have been kid-friendly. our kids play outside all of the time. i don't know where this

thank you, tori. we have a spectacular show for you today. the fabulous holly robinson peete is here. plus wildlife expert dan mi mizejewski is here. but up next, brian balthazar. don't go far. >>> it's time for the inside scoop here today with the juicy celebrity news from popgoestheweek.com, brian balthazar. love it. crime figers. your super man is really good and i love the wig. see, you can wear wigs, too. >> i actually kind of want to rock this one day. like a rocket. >> wendy: so let's talk about lindsay lohan and the bad choice she's making. >> there is a lot of talk, we want to know the truth. is she falling off the wagon. last week a photographer caught her in an apartment at a friend's house reaching for a bo bottle of wine. we don't know if she drank it, but not the a goa good sign. and apparently she may have been partying with paris hilton and miley cyrus. which are not nope fknown for dg milk. so then there are rumors that she's been tanking vodka drinks. vodka is a favorite of hers. >> wendy: i've shared with you all and i'll j

i'm tori campbell. another possible b.a.r.t. strike is days away. we're now three and a half days away from the expiration of the governor ordered 60-day cooling off period between b.a.r.t. and the unions. after a one-day break, both sides are at the table. janine de la vega is outside the building where they are meeting. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. they are talking about salary and benefits. we asked if they are going to give a 72-hour notice before the strike? >> we're just gonna continue to do the positive thing which is continue to negotiate and work hard in the feeling. we hope to give a report of a contract done instead of a notice. >> reporter: they a lived at the caltrans building before 10:30 this morning to begin talks. their focus will be on the economic issues -- wages and benefits. the union says they remain positive and hopeful. >> we had a 10% wage increase own the table over four years. we've increased that and also provided the opportunity for thousands of dollars in what -- in the private industry what we call bonuses if rid

i'm tori campbell.> i'm dave clark. >>> let's check weather and traffic. steve, tc is shivering. >> cold out there. 30s showing up from the north bay to the santa cruz mountains. there's patchy low clouds around. not a lot. 36 santa rosa. 39 napa. 38 closer to town. 44 san jose, 44 concord. antioch, fairfield, 42. san francisco a few upper 40s. we're checking in at 51 degrees. we'll go for a high of 61. 24 in tahoe. 3 in -- 33 in reno. 39 eureka. 42 in sacramento. a little bit of a high cloud deck might scoot through. but overall, sunny to mostly sunny after that patchy low cloud deck. a little bit on the san mateo coast and some of the north bay. what is there won't last too long. 60s for everybody and a few upper 50s. here's tara. >>> we want to update you on the earlier sig-alert issued for interstate 80 in fairfield near air base parkway. we got video in from adrienne vargas. look at this. this is was a -- was a pickup truck carrying a trailer. it skipped on the other side of the freeway. in essence

>> well, dave, we've seen the tories and the barney rubble with a glass of custard and jelly, gettingfarthing and thruppence, strumping over the bit of the president's loggy and then what's the price of your bangers and mash and your toad in the hole? ( laughter ) >> dave: and how ( laughter ) give us the two sides of this. how are they approaching this dispute? >> the tories say the budget is on the never-never and they'll never agree to it and they tell obama to get on his bike but he's no vicar of gray and he'll tell them to budge off and shivvy along, but if we stick them out and show them the old dunkirk spirit, we can be a right royal and sound as a pound within a fortnight then we can bugger off and with the apples and pears and have had a bit of how's your father. >> dave: and how will this affect the what they call the debt ceiling and that crisis? they must be related. >> well, if you ask me it's as daft as a brush! and if the congress goes off of their chump and brings it to new castle, but if these blinkered souls don't have a chin wag, you can beat the queen's bubble and

good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: tori, good afternoon. we've seen people show up now so some of the negotiators are on their way back. b.a.r.t. and its unions say there's a sign of hope that they can avert a strike, the threat of which has kept commuters guessing for the last few days. union and b.a.r.t. negotiators stayed up all night and finally called it quits at 5:30 this morning without an agreement. b.a.r.t. and the labor unions are still stuck on pay and benefits but have been discussing work rules and employee safety. yesterday, unions were threatening to strike today. the midnight deadline came and went. but apparently enough progress was made to keep the union from calling for a strike. the late notice frustrated many commuters who went to bed without knowing if trains would run in the morning. at 5:30 this morning, the federal government mediator had little to say. >> negotiations are continuing and we will be back at it early this afternoon. >> reporter: both side say they want to avoid a strike like the one that crippled the

good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. yeah. the last thing that b.a.r.t. riders want to go through is another interruption on the system. as we look at the tracks behind me, it's been quiet for the past five, six minutes. a b.a.r.t. train moved through about five, six months ago. but this re-enactment is scheduled to take place from noon to 350-67-8930 today. it's important for -- from noon to 3:30 today. it's important for investigators to go through exactly how the workers were killed. lawrence daniels and chris shepherd were killed by an oncoming train as they were inspecting a dip on the train tracks last saturday. what federal investigators hope to do is gather more information and better understand the situation that led to the fatal accident. federal investigators tell b.a.r.t. officials that they need to need the tracks again from noon to 3:30. so to accommodate. the la fayette station is halted. so to accommodate riders, buses will be running for those riders. >> it will only be three for the three and a half hour period. it's essential for the nt

i'm tori campbell. b.a.r.t. workers continue to strike today. there could be some progress on the negotiation front as b.a.r.t. gets ready to meet with a mediator today and the ntsb is continuing its investigation. >>> the death of two -- its investigation into the death of two workers killed on the tracks over the weekend. this was the scene this morning as commuters tried to take advantage of the limited free bus service provided at nine b.a.r.t. stations. there were also long lines at bay area ferry terminals and the traffic backup started early on bridges and roadways. we want to give you a live look at the conditions -- it looks like the roads are clearing up a little bit. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza on the left side of your screen where there is a slight backup. a little unusual for the middle of the day. but over at the san mateo bridge, conditions seem to be smooth. as you can see most of the roadways are green now. there's some red at ashby and berkeley. there looks like slowing as we saw on the approach to the bay bridge toll

i'm tori campbell. we begin with breaking news out of richmond. police say a suspicious package has forced the evacuation of hundreds of people at the federal building on nevin avenue near 12th street. the call came in just after 10:00 a.m. you can see from newschopper2, a large area has been blocked off. police say the social security office received a package that appeared to have metal and wires instead. as a precaution, the building and some nearby homes have been evacuated while the uc berkeley bomb squad investigates. the robot went inside the building just about ten minutes ago. as you can see from the live pictures from newschopper2, there are a few vehicles there who are dealing with this investigation. a suspicious package found at the social security building in richmond. this is the stoifer we'll continue to -- story we'll continue to follow. if we have any new developments for you, we'll bring them to you. >>> the deadline for b.a.r.t. and the union to reach a contract agreement came and went at midnight. despite no new contract, b.a.

i'm tori campbell. we have new information about the death of a patient at san francisco general whose body was found in a stairwell yesterday. officials call the situation devastating, while a family spokesman accused the hospital in failing in its duty. brian flores is in san francisco where an emotional news conference just wrapped up 30 minutes ago. >> reporter: the family of 57- year-old lynne spalding said ever since she went missing after being admitted here at san francisco general hospital, incompetence been an emotion -- it's been an emotion roller coaster. a press conference end ed 30 minutes ago -- ended 30 minutes ago. hospital officials and sf jen. they say have enough information -- and sf general. they say they have enough information to determine it's lynne spalding. they notified her 23-year-old daughter that they were fairly certain it was lynn. the body was found in a rarely- used stairwell. she was admitted use of a bladder infection. but went missing 17 days ago. the hospital says

dave and tori? >> we'll have more at noon.> today, a controversial proposal to close san francisco's city parks during certain hours will be debated by the city's board of supervisors. under the plan, all city parks would be off limits between the hours of midnight and 5:00 a.m. supporters of the legislation say it could keep homeless people from living in the parks and reduce crime. critics say the ordinance criminalizes the homeless. >>> 8:48. new space movie rocketed to number one at the weekend box office. ♪ >> what do i do! >> wow. the movie is "gravity." it stars sandra bullock and george clooney. took in $55 million -- million over the weekend. that's the biggest opening ever. >> that scene right there, just spinning. a little scary. >> yeah. >> on the big screen, that would be intense. >>> right now we want to check in with sal about an injury crash on the golden gate bridge. >> that's right. it's been there for 15 minutes. it looks like each lane is blocked. we do have a big commute coming out of marin. it's backing u

. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. there's been a lot of the news involving b.a.r.t. a little bit of breaking news. in the last few minutes, b.a.r.t. board members approved that bicycles can be allowed on b.a.r.t. trains. there was a rush hour ban but the board approved it. whatever the topic, it involves safety especially in the wake of the two workers being killed last saturday and the president called a special meeting. >> i would like all of us to observe a moment of silence for our deceased coworkers. >> reporter: now, before today's normal board meeting, the board held a brief moment of silence for lawrence daniels and christopher. again, the board president called for a special meeting. that was supposed to begin at 10:30. it's going into the special meeting after stalking about the bike issues. i can say that i peeked in there. it's getting pretty heated. the president of ac local 1555 has choice words for the board this afternoon. but the question of safety has been at the forefront of all board members' minds according to the unions as well. we did speak wit

in washington, tory dunnan. for kron 4 news. >> pam: miriam carey also reportedly believed.resident obama was communicating with her. and she was obsessed with that delusion. the family identified carey's body this afternoon. officials say, her child is currently with a foster family. >> this is the fourth day of the government shut down. many federal government services remain shutdown and unfunded tonight. the u-s is also inching closer to the critical date of possible default-- october 17th, if congress does not raise the debt ceiling. tonight, house speaker john boehner offering harsh words to president obama and congressional democrats. >> this isn't some damn game! the american people don't want their government shut down and neither do i. all we are asking for is to sit down and to have a discussion and to bring fairness - re-open the government and bring fairness to the american people under obamacare. it is as simple as that. >> pam: boehner says, the president is refusing to negotiate in order to end the shutdown. but the white house challenged boehner to allow the

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. >>> steve, tori would appreciate some sunshine. >> we'll have more today. had a nice sunset. finally the clouds got chewed up a little bit. this is helping to produce some clouds. a little bit of fog. nothing compared to yesterday. it will still be mostly sunny to partly sunny today later on. we have to get rid of the low cloud deck. the low will not be moving over us. the weekend looks better. mostly sunny and warmer. a little breezy. 30s for some. 40s and 50s. the north bay, mostly sunny skies. but some patchy fog forming there. the low will send in clouds. the low clouds are there but they will burn off. even if you had the sun, it was breezy and cool. 70s for some today, 50s and 60s for others. here's sal. >>> we're looking at a couple problem spots. this is in the east bay. we also have a look at the commute on the nimitz freeway northbound in the area. this might be affected by a crash southbound 880 north of alvarado niles road. the traffic may

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. >>> how are we looking steve? >> looking pretty good. a nice sunrise with a lot of high clouds. it will be warmer for a few. everybody will be on it tomorrow as we get in on a north breeze. it won't take us until tomorrow. sunny and warm the next few days. the wind will crank up in the next few days. high clouds. cold for some, especially near the coast. mostly sunny, mild to warm and then i think it will be sunny by this afternoon as the higher clouds cleared out. elevated fire danger will clear out. northerly winds. there's the band of high clouds going over us right now. it will clear out. once it does, then we'll have a lot of sunshine. mainly 50s. there a few 40s. san francisco today we'll start off with a lot of high clouds and then mostly sunny later on. high today of 68 degrees. but tomorrow temperatures look to be in the 70s for much of the coast because high pressure is on its way. we have to deal with this cloud band. high clouds, and then s

good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we've been on the corer in of solano -- corner of solano. earlier, there were 25 people that camped out here. but that number has dwindled to half of that. many of them spent a brisk night on the sleep -- on the streets, sleeping in tents and sleeping bags. city officials say they will remove the homeless off the property in order to begin plans for the park there. but since last night, many of the group, save the bulb, have camped out here to show what it would look like. to also show support for the 60 people that live along the shoreline park. many say the bulb should stay as is because the homeless have created a community there. as they are forced to leave, they will spill out on the streets. >> at a time when there's such a critical housing need. two to replace that with the recreational park is really poorly timed. >> this is ongoing -- an ongoing situation that we're trying to find caring and compassionate solutions for. >> reporter: the group says there's a pending lawsuit fi

i'm tori campbell.ou've been watching the president speak on the government shutdown and the debt ceiling. >>> we want to get to our top story top story in the bay area. firefighters are still at the scene of a fire that burned several structures. the fire started at a lumberyard. janine de la vega is live in coyote. >> reporter: firefighters are still on the scene. they are in the overhaul process. they are watching this property because with all of the good nearby, there's still a lot of fuel here. from chopper 2, you can see the flames eating away at the padula lumberyard and the property next door. >> it was blazing. it was raging. big raging fire and the embers and stuff floated over to the barn and a couple of races with the rvs. >> reporter: the fire started at 7:45. the owner of the lumberyard was sitting in his office when he heard a loud noise. >> i heard a small boom, large boom. by the time i came out, the back building was engulfed in flames. >> reporter: 50 firefighters fought to knock do

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they're serious because that david cameron has already indorsed that option at the opening of the tory party conference now the reason they are so worried about this is that at the moment suspected foreign criminals well they have seventeen different routes to appeal if they are meant to be deported under the proposed plans the home office would fast deport suspected foreign criminals and then hear their appeals ofter they've been deported and i think we can take a listen to the home secretary theresa may talking about that the witnesses foreign criminals gratian lawyers while the loses all the victims of these crimes to the public where there is a risk with no risk where there is no risk of serious and irreversible harm we should deport foreign criminals first and hear their appeals later conservatives view is that the european convention for human rights simply prevents them from dealing with famous cases like that of radical hate preacher abu qatada who famously avoided extradition from the u.k. for over a decade because his lawyers argued that it was against his human rights to ret

serious because as you said david cameron has already endorsed that option that the opening of the tory party conference now the reason they are so worried about this is that at the moment suspected foreign criminals well they have seventeen different routes to appeal if they are meant to be devoted now the conservatives want to bring the number of options for them down to just form and in the opinion of the conservatives the human rights act simply gives too many too many rights to suspected foreign criminals and that it's just not on the side of the british public they say under the proposed plans the home office would fast deport suspected foreign criminals and then hear their appeals often they've been deported and i think we can take a listen to the home secretary theresa may talking about that right now. at the moment the system is like a never ending game of snakes and ladders with almost seventy thousand appeals every year the winners foreign criminals and immigration lawyers while the loses all the victims of these crimes to the public but where there is a risk with no risk whe

help build up a new networks and uses new technology in better ways, even with the current regular tory environment. some would say that the fact that you invest in these billions of dollars approves -- thats of dollars proves you don't mind or regulation. the way the markets are set up today, we will have by the end of this year three quarters of americans using either wireless only or voice providers as opposed to the circuits which provider. 214 millione have switch phone customers at at&t, which is a small fraction of the numbers that any other provider has out there in these competitive markets. that would be the first point i would make. the second point is the investment that has occurred over the last few years in wireless and ip technology, of course, i think is related to the fact that these are the least regulated areas in technology. it is not accurate that the 96 is accuracy neutral. extraoses a lot of requirements on them and that is one of the reasons why google has offered -- has decided not to offer wireless. does telecommunications offer some specific rules. how does t

well you know one of the big backers of the tory party the conservative party and david cameron is why so speaking of profits he's there in this final headline here payday lenders are taking money they shouldn't from bank accounts now the interesting thing of how they're able to do this is this concept which is the concept of financialization this is the reason why we only have sovereign debt funds and perpetual that here debt spirals and deflationary spiles and this is the concept called continuous payment authority c.p.a. it gives the company who you sign up to whether it's like you know the gas company or any sort of service like wonga it gives the company power to take money out of your account via your debit card unlike a debit card however max you cannot cancel it yourself you need to tell the company to stop taking money out of your account the company can however automatically reinstate collections and this practice is illegal in the united states but it's legal here and two billion pounds of the past four years have been taken from british population out of their bank account

well you know one of the big backers of the tory party the conservative party and david cameron is why so speaking of profits he's there in this final headline here payday lenders are taking money they shouldn't from bank accounts now the interesting thing of how they're able to do this is this concept which is the concept of financialization this is the reason why we only have sovereign debt funds and perpetual that here debt spirals into place terry spiles and this is the concept called continuous payment authority c.p.a. it gives the company who you sign up to whether it's like you know the gas company or any sort of service like wonga it gives the company power to take money out of your account via your debit card unlike a debit card however max you cannot cancel it yourself you need to tell the company to stop taking money out of your account and the company can however automatically reinstate collections and this practice is illegal in the united states but it's legal here and two billion pounds of the past four years have been taken from british population out of their bank acco

next headline david cameron profit in tax cuts are not dirty words so the prime minister told the tory conference that firms must be responsible and accuse labor of anti-business agenda so he said that this is no longer the party we're not going to say that profits are a dirty word i'm saying if david cameron really believes a proper it's not a dirty word then why not go to google amazon and vodafone and say well if you're making all these profits then why don't we tax you on those profits in other words these companies google amazon vodafone and others they don't believe in profits because then they'd have to pay taxes so they don't report any profits or barely a minuscule amount of profit you know like ok here you have the companies that sponsor david cameron they don't believe in profits enough to report them so david cameron or here's another thing here how about the taxpayer in the u. k. are taxed only on their profits instead of their total revenue is like a corporation corporations are only tax on revenue and profits that are adjusted after all the deductions how about tax payer

unless congress votes to raise the limit on the amount of cash the government can borrow tory dunnan the latest.and if lawmakers are finally willing to compromise. on day eight of the government shutdown, dueling messaging continues. and it's two-fold: passing a government spending bill and raising the debt ceiling the president spoke to reporters about what he says needs to be done. >>let's lift these threats from our families and our businesses and let's get down to work >> reporter:shortly thereafter, it was house speaker john boehner's turn. >>i have to say i was disappointed that the president refuses to negotiate >> reporter:the president says he's willing to negotiate with republicans once the government is reopened and the debt ceiling is raised. >>there are enough reasonable republicans and democrats in the house who are willing to vote yes on a budget that the senate has already passed. that vote could take place today. shutdown would be over. >> reporter:cnn's vote count showed that on tuesday, there appears to be enough votes in the house to approve legislation that would

tory dunnan joins us live tory, what's the latest??rter: the last time the government shutdown to place it was 17 years ago. >> reporter: simply put! still no deal! >> they will not even sit down and had a discussion about this apparen! >> though the against the resident of columbia. >> reporter: an estimated 800,000 but employes are without pay. not just pay checks parks are closed. here in the bay area. >> reporter: as for what is exempt, and social security and unemployment benefits will still get paid will still keep getting paid. you will still get your mail. >> reporter: resolution in sight. and pam one thing is for sure people are fed up with conagra spirit the approval rating is at an all-time low with 10 percent. with government shot down it will not help the number. >> reporter: tim, we are starting to see that impact, actually right now. wall street has taking a hit and it will trickle down to 4 01 k and the uncertainty. it's really debatable at how much it will help us or her to us. >> pam: >> reporter: one of the biker slo

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> we're gonna check weather and traffic for you. going to steve first. >> thank you. cold and foggy out there. even clear and foggy. a lot of 40s. dense fog advisory until 9:00. good reason. there's been some very thick fog being reported out there. warm air capping everything giving us thick fogged, reduced visibility. thick fog for tomorrow. it will still be warm away for some of you. hazy sunshine with 70s and 80s inland. a huge difference here. a lot of 40s. a lot of 40s, including san francisco at 49. concord is 45. some 40s on the coast as well. you are stuck in the fog, it can be darned cold. 49 in san francisco. we'll go for a high of 59 after yesterday's 57. i just bumped you up 2. other than the fog, a few high clouds towards the north bay. fog, sun, cool for tomorrow. cold for others. mild to warm. incredible differences in these temperatures. 50s to mid-80s. here's sal. >>> i want to mention we just had a crash on the bay bridge. it doesn't look that good

s&p down 9. >>> all right, tori. 8:44.et's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right now -- b.a.r.t. service between la fayette and pleasant hill will be halted for three hours this afternoon. federal investigators will shut down the tracks in those areas. they are gonna re-enact saturday's deadly accident. a b.a.r.t. employee and a contractor were killed on the tracks near the walnut creek station. >>> also state safety investigators are taking a second look at the death of an elevator mechanic at levi stadium in santa clara back in june. the department rescinded a decision saying the victim's employer did not commit any violations. it says questions were raised that made them want to re- examine what happened out there. >>> at at top of this hour, we confirm -- at the top of the hour, we confirm the name of the person shot and killed yesterday by sonoma county deputies at the -- the press democrat said the victim was only 13 years old and was allegedly carrying a fake gun. christien ka

as tori mentioned, some of the peaks gusting to about 30 miles per hour. of the fires burning in that area. temperatures, 64 in walnut creek, mid-60s in oakland. mid-60s in san francisco. most of us started in the 60s. this is where we are held all morning long and temperatures are beginning to rebound as well. by the second half of the day, we have a nice warmup in store. 80 degrees for vallejo. 78 san francisco. low to mid-80s for parts of the north bay. 83 san jose. 85 in morgan hill. the winds are peaking this morning. they will begoin die down as we get into the afternoon. going to see the a's play this evening? going to be a great day for a ballgame. 74 degrees at game time. mostly clear skies with a north- northwest breeze at about 15 miles per hour. extended forecast here with the weekend in view but, first, we touch on today. temperatures feeling quite nice. we'll be warmer than yet by several degrees. here is a look at the day planner. strongest winds this morning. sunny and breezy. temperatures by the afternoon, upper 60s at the coast. it's goin

had such a strong speech at his conference they're so desperate over there in the coalition camp the tory in the liberal democrat camp that they're moving forward this ponzi scheme by three months it shows you that this is not an economic policy it's a it's a help to buy votes policy help to buy votes. shameless pandering to the casino girl led to the worst elements of british society and i think cameron ago today i think or this week i should say is the anniversary of neville chamberlain who famously appeased the nazis during the one nine hundred thirty s. i think here you have david cameron appeasing the house price builders and the banks in the city who are effectively the equivalent in today's screwed up global economy well in fact ok you mention a few things there but the housing bubble all economists will agree housing bubbles and collapses are the worst for economies more than just the normal cyclical boom bust recessions in the business cycle so we've just gone through five years we're now five six years into a global economic collapse and what do they do they want to spur it agai

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