grace ward's life savings. when grace ward passed away three months later, the family contacted palasini, who assured them that she would repay their money plus interest. after many false promises and excuses, palasini had a check hand delivered to the ward family on september 30, 2011 in the amount of $192,000.00. this was to include the initial investment and $3000 in interest. and it was at this moment in 2011 that palasini committed the crime of check fraud. contactedn roy ward iy office as the palasin business had a location in my district. after learning the depth of palasini's crimes against the ward family, my office manager, tamicko fair, became determined to do everything possible to make this family whole and attempt to recoup their funds. my office's investigation into palasini would last almost five years. she was tracked down after being listed in the riverside county mental health board's monthly meeting agenda. operatingme, she was senior benefits consulting group in riverside, california. with

where grace ward was a resident. palasini promised the ward family that she would provide a 10% return on their investment, along with securing medicaid benefits for grace ward which could then be used to offset the cost of living at the facility. with that promise, the ward family presented palasini with a cashiers check in a amount of $189,000.00. that was grace ward's life savings. when grace ward passed away three months later, the family contacted palasini, who assured them that she would repay their money plus interest. after many false promises and excuses, palasini had a check hand delivered to the ward family on september 30, 2011 in the amount of $192,000.00. this was to include the initial investment and $3000 in interest. and it was at this moment in 2011 that palasini committed the crime of check fraud. grace's son roy ward contacted my office as the palasini business had a location in my district. after learning the depth of palasini's crimes against the ward family, my office manager, tamicko fair, bec

are the home ward bound folks here? come on up. today i want to recognize the home ward bound program from the department of homelessness and supported housing. since creation in 2005 the program has helped over 14,000 homeless individuals reunite with friends and family. as the city has seen a 17% increase in homelessness over the last two years we need to use every tool we can. for many served leaving the streets in san francisco to reconnect with loved ones is the best available opportunity for a new beginning. the home ward bound team is small and mighty. their hard work makes the program success possible. there are seven health workers and one supervisor they work with homeless to coordinate travel and money for meals and following a minimum of three times during the first month every union fiction to be sure they are in a safe place. i want to thank the home ward bound staff for all of the work you do. i believe isaac is going to say a few words. >> good afternoon, board. i am isaac foster. i have been working with home ward

jackie ward is more with what to expect at the airport this week.ackie. >> reporter: ken fly, you say travel rush in such a friendly tone because you and i are not part of that travel rush. this is not most wonderful tame of the year until you reach your destination. this is where sfo wants to keep order and they have suggestions where to drop people off, pick people up, et cetera. this is why the security lines are out of control. this is a better situation. take a look. so many people. if you're familiar withst f 0 though are the security gates there. all major airports are predicting high numbers of people traffing this week. airport representatives say 1.2 million people will be seen this week. they saw more than 130,000 passengers this weak alone. san jose international airport will have 500,000 travelers this week. oakland international anticipates it being the busiest day of the holiday season welcoming 47,500 passengers. that is why tsa are encouraging people to get to sfo or any airport 90 minutes before your departure time for domestic fli

my name is nancy and i'm an airbnb host. ♪ >>> i'm jackie ward ward in orinda on the case of the developingce an contra costa county sheriff's office remain here trying to investigation what happened. way believe this home where four people were shot and killed at a halloween party last night. this is where they have been focusing a lot of their attention. there are four fatalities and several injured. ware in the neighborhood of lucille way where a halloween party was happening and police had to be called here at 10:30 last night. when they got here, they saw several people in the street outside of the households each on the and crying trying to figure out what was going on. officers began to tape this area off. several ambulances were also called to the scene. reportedly there were about 100 people at the halloween party where againway believe that is the house because that is where investigators have been going back and forth on that long, steep driveway all morning long. we got an update. they confirmed they received four patients overnight. one died shortly after arrival. one is in cri

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kpix 5's jackie ward is there now as friends and filmily of therwe're at paul park. you enter downtown orinda. this is where the memorial has been set up for the five people who were killed on halloween night. friends and family members visiting the spot since the shooting decorating the memorial with flowers, candles and pictures. five people were killed when gunfire erupted at a party at an airbnb in the city. she says several people are responsible for his son's death. he blames police for not taking sufficient action when hay had been called there previously that night. >> the police was called at 9:00. that party should have been shut down. if it would have been, my son would have still been here. p airbnb, you shouldn't have allowed this party to go down. my son loose a baby on the way. he is not going to be able to see his baby, man. >>> the shooting tock place at a party policed as an airbnb mansion party on social media. in response to the shooting, airbnb said they are expanding screening on high risk versevations and they will have a party response team. t

>> can you believe -- help me understand this vicky ward reporting., putting in the record i'm going to vienna with a couple of staffers and you don't mention you met with the guy at the center of the whole situation? >> the timing is very, very clear. he did this right after the democrats won the house and before they took control. so he could get away with this. you know, i think what this shows clearer than anything is that you do not have an unbiased, you know, set of republicans who are involved in deciding -- >> he had to know we were going to find out. it not like these players are exactly locked lipped, these guys that we're dealing with. he sat in the hearings and i don't know how much you saw, every time they bring up, the president wanted ukraine to get dirt on the bidens, he even said i can't believe you guys think this is possible when he knew damn well he was trying to, unless parnas' lawyer is lying because shokin hasn't confirmed and nunes won't answer questions, that giuliani was trying to do it and he was trying to loop in lev parnas

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jackie ward, kpix 5. >> too close to call on prop d. attacks on uber and lyft rides to fund public transit costs. they need 66% to pass and there is a razor thin margin right now. prop c was soundly defeated. more than 80% of vote first were against overturn ling the ban on e-cigarettes sales within city limits. it will take affect next year. the plan to set a sade $600 million for affordable housing projects and a measure to allow for more of those projects on city land. >>> i'm at the live news desk. we have a couple breaking news stories. a 17-year-old girl was slot and killed and a 17-year-old boy injured. this is new video you're looking at right now. the shots rang out about 7:00 p.m. and by the time police got there,ment victim had someone drive them to the hospital. that is where the girl died and the boy is still right now recover from his injuries. he is expected to live. as far as a suspect, police are not saying much except the shooter was a man. >> a also want to keep you posted on the search

. -- was introduced to 89-year-old grace ward. she promised the ward family she would provide a 10% return of their investment, along with securing medicare benefits which would be used to offset the cost of living at the facility. the family presented them with a check for grace ward's life savings. when grace ward passed away, the family contacted who were sure they would repay their man se -- would repay their money. promises, theye delivered to the ward family on september 30th, 2011, in the amount of $192,000. this was to include the initial investment as well as $3000 in interest. and it was at this moment when she committed the crime of check fraud. grace's son contacted my office as the business had a location in my district. after learning the depth of these crimes, my office became determined to do everything possible to make this family whole and attempt to recoup their funds. my office's investigation lasted almost five years. she was tracked down after being listed in the riverside county mental health board's monthly

when grace ward passed away, they contacted the company. they delivered to the ward family on september 30th, 2011, in the amount of $192,000. this was to include the initial investment. and it was at this moment when she committed the crime of check fraud. grace's son contacted my office as the business had a location in my district. and after learning about the crimes, my office became determined to do everything possible to make this family whole and attempt to recoup their funds. my office's investigation lasted almost five years. she was tracked down after being listed in the riverside county mental health board's monthly meeting agenda. she was operating a senior veteran's consulting in riverside, california. with the assistance of the u.s. marshal service, she was arrested and brought back to mississippi. it was also at that time due to media publicity i began to receive phone calls from other victims from across the case. it was also at that time i learned of an investigation being done by kyle parker, a u.s. postal inspector. one o

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> take a live look at capital hill including gordon sondland. he worked closely with president trump and trump said he hardly knows him. congress is set to hear from laura cooper and under secretary of state david hale. special coverage t day starts in less than 30 minutes right here on kpix 5. local news will continue on cbs and bay area which you can access on multiple devices and platforms. go to kpix.com to watch. >>> developing this morning, students 's ad shooting there. ment teens were escorted inside yesterday to get their belongings for about wo hours. counseling sessions will help them deal with the tra fla. investigators still do not know why the 16-year-old nathaniel berhow opened fires that day. >>> a san francisco supervisor who led a profanity laced chant against the police union is facing a recall petition this morning. >> [ crowd noise ] >>> that was supervisor sandra lee fewer at an election night party. the chronicle reports about two dozen residents signed the recall so far. to move forward the petition needs 8400 signatures.

and then you took the photo, a very nice photo, and then you went to the ward room? >> correct. >> and do you remember -- i think you conceded to us that you had a hard time remembering exactly what was said in the ward room. again, it's four months ago, it's hard to be precise about whether sondland, what specific words he used, whether he used burisma, 2016 investigations. >> yeah, so i believe it's in the deposition, the three elements, burisma, bidens and the 2016 elections were all mentioned. >> in the ward room? >> correct. >> and i think -- you know, i think we can maybe go back to this, but i think on page 64 of your testimony, you told us that you don't remember him using 2016 in the ward room? >> i believe that i actually followed up and -- because this question was asked multiple times. i said all three elements were in there. >> so let me ask the question to sort of refresh your recollection. >> yes, i guess that's the term now. >> there was some discussion of, you know, whether when mr. morrison took over the portfolio for dr. hill, whether you were side

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> 5:03 right now. sonoma county crews are making progress in the kincade fire that has been burning well over a week now and scorched r more than 77,000 acres and destroyed 350 structures including 165 homes. another 1500 homes are still threatened. cal fire says the containment is up to 65% and projecting full containment by thursday of next week. >>> there is a bit of good news for a woman who lost her home to the fair. >> bernadette was in her pjs when she had to evacuate last weak. she regretted not taking two valuable belongings, her father's and husband's wedding ring. last night after wo hours of searching, she found her husband's ring and other sentimental items. >> this was my mother's bracelet when she was a baby. this is my whole life here. 58 years and what i have is here on the ground so to have something is better than nothing. >> reporter: more than 1,000 others hit hard by the fire and power outage in the finley senior center. they teamed up to help those folks put food on their tables.

jackie ward joins us live from the airport with an update. jackie. >> reporter: kenny it was just terrible timing when they lost the power last night, but this is what it looks like this morning. not so bad, right? you can see a the love 0 kiosks open as people are trying to rebook their flights. affects of the outage were felt in the terminal and in the air. airport officials are still investigating what happened and what may have caused the place to go dark. oakland international airport power is fully restored now. it was touch and go for a little while last night. when the lights went out around 6:30, several flights were delayed and screenings had to bow halted. some departure were delayed. there were major problems and hoping to get to seattle before thanksgiving. >> there are delays and then there is a power outage and then a fire alarm and then my flight was cancelled. i was at the airport for like seven hours. >> >> and her flight is delayed yet again this morning. so take a take a look at these lines from last night. they stretched

kpix 5 jackie ward is live at pg&e's head war first with more in san francisco. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, no one wants to hear this news. especially on a monday morning. they said that it might have to its customers across northern california. so customers would start to find out today if pg&e would turn off their power potentially early wednesday morning into thursday morning. 19 northern california counties may be impacted this time around including morin. for now they do not expect counties in the south and east bays to lose their power like last time. andria donnelly of mill valley said power shut offs are becoming painfully routine. >> i had $150 lost and buying everything battery-operated cost $250. so 350, $400. it sucks because i'm a single mom. >> they said the public safety power shut off happened for several reasons. gusty winds and dry conditions and warmer temperatures than normal. they are concerned this time aroundn't cal alert and have moved critical equipment into place already. today in sacramento billion son billjohnson. >>> developing thi

we have team coverage today and jackie ward with how people in the north bay are preparing for flooding but first meteorologist mary lee looks at the timing of the rain. >> here you can see the wet weather beginning to move in so we will first show you the closer look at the north bay in upper lake and clear lake and hidden valley lake with light to moderate rain pushing across santa rosa. as well as in inverness as well . as i put this into motion you can see that rain is going area and right now it is offshore with those showers ahead of the actual cold front that pushes through this evening that will bring heavy rain. there is a flash flood watch in effect for the kincade fire burn area because of moderate rainfall and we could see flash flooding with rock slides and debris flow. also there is a wind advisory today until 4:00 am tomorrow. wind gusts are up to 60 miles- per-hour. we will time out the rain, the wind, and talk more about the mountain snow coming up. >> i am jackie ward in the town of windsor pick several communities are preparing for the first majorrain event we have se

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a community resource center is opening to help people from the kincade fire. state and volunteer organizations will connect residents to the resources and information that they need. that the heels bur community center will open at 10:00 this morning. agencies will help togetherness tis and deal with insurance and dispose of debris. meantime, the fire is now 78% contained this morning. progress has all but stopped with full containment by thursday. flames scorched nearly 78,000 acres so far. all evacuation orders from the kincade fire have been lifted. >>> meanwhile sonoma county is keeping some schools closed, because of the fire. they will be closed altoday and wind store unified will stay closed through wednesday. >>> the governor is fighting

then you took the photo, very nice photo, then you went to the ward room? >> correct. >> and do you remember, i think you can conceded to us you had a hard time remembering exactly what was said in the ward room. again, it's four months ago. it's hard to be precise whether sondland, what specific words he used, whether he used burisma 2016 investigations. >> yeah. so i believe it's in the deposition, the three elements, burisma, bidens and the 2016 elections were all mentioned. >> in the ward room? >> correct. >> and i think, you know, i think we can maybe go back to this, but i think on page 64 of your testimony, you told us that you don't remember them using 2016 in the ward room? >> i believe that i actually followed up and, because this question was asked multiple times, i said all three elements were in there. >> okay. >> so when we asked the question it sort of refreshed your recollection? >> yes, i guess that's the term now. >> there was some discussion of whether when mr. morris son took over the portfolio for dr. hill, whether you were sidelines at

and following the meeting i had a short conversation following the post-meeting, meeting, in the ward room i had a short conversation with dr. hill and we discussed the idea of needing to report this. >> so am i correct, colonel vindman, that at least no later that that july 10 meeting, the ukrainians had understood or at least heard that the oval office meeting that they so desperately wanted, was conditioned on these specific investigations into burisma and the 2016 election? >> that was the first time i was aware of the ukrainians being approached directly by a government official. >> and directly linking the white house meeting to the investigations? >> correct. >> ms. williams, you testified that in your opening statement that you attended the september 1 meeting between vice president pennsylvania and president zelensky in warsaw, is that right? >> that's correct. >> what was the first thing that president zelensky asked vice president pence about at that meeting? >> president zelensky asked the vice president about this status of security assistance for ukraine. because he had

people came from all over louisiana, when they'd come to new orleans, it was through the lower ninth wardhip, contrary to the belief that poor people don't own their homes, it was land owned for generations in a family where anyone who had taken that track to go to new orleans, would go through, and to see that neighbourhood affected that way was devastating. it also has the legacy of knowing, in 1927 in that area, that they did blow the levees to protect the city, you know, a little further out but it was destroyed then. therefore, after katrina people, a lot of people were suspicious about why that neighbourhood was so heavily damaged. i believe it was a complete failure of the levee system, so around the city, that destroyed the city, in total, and not a malicious act, but there's still to this day a lot of people who feel as though it was a malicious act. particularly because when some people said let's do not rebuild, let's just leave it as it is. yeah, absolutely and we still have to fight that today. there were people who — there's been no effort on the part of city government or s

it was major ward.emorial 50 years over due, and neal was there. >> and this elderly lady walks up to me and says, are you neal and it was his sister. his sister cassie. >> i was so touched and honored to name their son after him, i thought that was awesome. >> reporter: and for neal, a new meaning to veterans day. >> i appreciate so much not only the service that the members of the armed services have done and sacrifices they've given, and also their families, what they've had to go through. [applause] ♪ on a boat, on a beach ♪ in the water, in the sand, in the back of a bar ♪ ♪ cold beer in your hand ♪ breaking hearts, breaking necks ♪ ♪ when we rolling down the street, heads turning all day when they see you with me ♪ ♪ i'm thinking everybody better stand in line ♪ ♪ 'cause they need to know that your body's coming with me tonight ♪ ♪ they're like, "hey, who that there with the shades?" ♪ ♪ like oh, the way you move to the bass ♪ ♪ hold up ♪ whole room gets to spinnin' from the second that you walk i

this follows earlier reports that ward had in fact retired. during the olympic qualifying play—off win against malaysia earlier this month. he sustained a crushed retina and facial fractures. the 28—year old has scored 72 goals in 126 appearances for great britain and england and represented team gb at the rio olympics. charley hull finished second at the lpga's season—ending tour championship in florida — just missing out on the richest prize in the history of women's golf — a cheque for 1.5 million dollars. the english golfer finished on 17 under par — one shot behind winner sei young kim of south korea. looking for her second lpga title — hull had started the day five shots adrift — but five birdies in the final seven holes meant that kim had to sink a 25—footer to win it on the 18th. which she did. two of the six contenders for the bbc sports personality of the year award have been announced this morning. dina asher—smith has been nominated, after a year in which she won 200 metre gold at the world athletics championships in doha. england

it was major ward.emorial 50 years over due, and neal was there. >> and this elderly lady walks up to me and says, are you neal and it was his sister. his sister cassie. >> i was so touched and honored to name their son after him, i thought that was awesome. >> reporter: and for neal, a new meaning to veterans day. >> i appreciate so much not only the service that the members of the armed services have done and sacrifices they've given, and also their families, what >>> right now at 6:00, apology not accepted. we talk to the man who was cited for eating a sandwich on a b.a.r.t. platform. >>> plus only five students at a time, why a cvs is limiting high school kids in the store. but first -- >> he didn't deserve to die like that. s a dispute at a gas station parking lot turns deadly. tonight the mother of a vallejo man killed by an off duty officer is demanding answers. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre.

the mother of a 10 year old girl who died after contracting an infection in a cancer ward in glasgowims there was a cover up over her death. sleeping on the streets, in parks, on people's sofas — a charity warns that more than 20 thousand young people are at risk of homelessness this christmas. and eastenders stars take on strictly for tonight's children in need. coming up on tonight's news watch, the strange tale of how three—year—old footage of boris johnson laying a wreath at the cenotaph came to be broadcast on monday morning. join us tonight here on bbc news. labour has unveiled plans to give every home across the uk free broadband in the next decade by partly nationalising bt. the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell said his party's proposals were visionary and the £20 billion cost of doing it would be paid for partly by introducing a tax on tech giants. the prime minister called it a ‘crackpot scheme'. bt‘s share price fell after the announcement and the company's boss philipjansen said labour had under—estimated the price of its pledge. here's our political editor laura kuenssber

jackie ward is live with the features the project has to offer. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, even wilt all that is happening in washington, nancy pelosi will be here. coming back to her hometown because this is a big deal here. people are getting ready to get september up for what is happening later on this morning. they are starting the two year construction period for the next phase of a massive project. >> by 2021 the presidio will offer a 14-acre space for visitors to enjoy 360 degrees views that were not possible before. scenic overlooks of the bridge, garden and food and a lot more for people who explore. before evening getting to this part, a prior phase had to beaudoin. that started at the beginning of 2018. caltrans had to create a hillside that slopes down. then the trust took over and put in four more feet of dirt and the events that kick it off will happen at 9:00 this morning. live in the presidio, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> >> facebook is under fire again. why they have filed a haw suit in connection with the sweeping privacy probe. >

continuing to move south ward and east ward.ll parts of the area will feel the force of the system. live view. looking over soggy san francisco. 47 degrees. we have upper 40s at oakland. 50 degrees at san jose. we have wet pavement at the golden gate. cloudy skies. d live view of very sluggish traffic flow. in emery ville under rainy conditions. it will be rainy and windy. with showers continuing over night into tomorrow. the cold and shower pattern will continue through thursday through thanksgiving. and another storm arrives this weekend. we're not dpeting a break. current storm ranks 2. moderate intensity. continuing tonight to produce heavy rain at times and gusty wind 50 miles per hour. rainfall totals will range from about half inch to over an inch. here's the forecast. 6:00 p.m. at which point the most intense features of the storm will be experienced through the central part of the area. it will continue sweeping south ward into the early evening. fi 11:00 p.m. we'll see the bulk of the system having moved to the south.

now to this man here — sam ward, because earlier this month he scored twice in the match that securedfered a horrific injury in that game, which resulted in him losing the sight in his left eye. he says he will do everything he can to still make the games — and i spoke to him earlier about it all. 0bviously obviously i remember it, i could see everything. i remember seeing the ball coming towards

now to this man here — sam ward, because earlier this month he scored twice in the match that securedm gb's place at the tokyo olympics next year — but he also suffered a horrific injury in that game, which resulted in him losing the sight in his left eye. he says he will do everything he can to still make the games — and i spoke to him earlier about it all. obviously i remember it, i could see everything. i remember seeing the ball coming towards me and ijust remember, i'm a bit stockier. i can't really get out of the way of this, i have put myself in a bit of a silly situation. but obviously it made contact with left cheek there, the side of my eye and i remember clear as day hitting the ground, kind of sitting on the ground and been like let's get up, let's get offi been like let's get up, let's get off i have got the medical staff who we re off i have got the medical staff who were on and i didn't believe they could run so fast! they were on in no time and they woke me off the pitch. the only thing going through my head was my parents are in the crowd, make sure you walk off and g

the ward staff called upon our security collea g u es ward staff called upon our security colleaguestion. how common is this, do you think? we have recorded commenced through started recording there's been 14 episodes of racial abuse. which are documented.” should just clarify with you, was that a patient who shouted at you? it was, yes. somebody you? somebody who was on the word. how surprised we re who was on the word. how surprised were you is yellow i was quite surprised, i was overwhelmed by the support of my colleagues though and the individuals who were on—site from the securities team and the police team who stepped in to protect myself and other members of the staff who could have been put through this as the day went on. we must leave it there but very good to talk to you and thank you for sharing your experiences with you. alsojoining me now is dr sandesh gulhane, a gp in glasgow and the bma chairman for gp trainees. thank you forjoining us. what is your experience? have you to experienced racist abuse? u nfortu nately i experienced racist abuse? unfortunately i have. it's

the mother of a 10—year—old girl, who died after contracting an infection in a cancer ward in glasgow was a cover—up over her death. sleeping on the streets, in parks and on people's sofas — a charity warns that more than 20 thousand young people are at risk of homelessness this christmas. and eastenders stars take on strictly — for tonight's children in need. labour has unveiled plans to give every home — across the uk — free broadband in the next decade — by partly nationalising bt. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said his party's proposals were visionary, and the 20 billion pound cost of doing it — would be paid for partly by introducing a tax on tech giants. the prime minister called it a crackpot scheme. bt‘s shareprice fell after the announcement — and the company's boss, philip jansen, said labour had under—estimated the price of its pledge. here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. labour has a big giveaway it hopes to connect with you. fast—fibre broadband for everyone everywhere, if they win, within ten years' time. another big intervention in the market, another

. >> this was a story broken by our colleague vicky ward. we're hearing that the lawyer for this man, lev parnas, an associate, businessman connected to rudy giuliani, they are claiming that they will testify under oath in front of congress if they're invited and they'll say that devin nunes, the ranking member of the house intelligence cumulative committee, traveled to meet with victor shoken who was the former top prosecutor of ukraine who has been dangling alleged dirt about the bidens for about a year now, although many of his allegations have been discred discredit discredited. now nunes is not exactly a stranger to this topic. he has been ramping up the alarm, repeating claims about the bidens over and over at these congressional hearings this past week. let's take a listen to what he's been saying at the house intel committee. >> no conspiracy theory is too outlandish for the democrats. you'd think they would take some interest in barisma and you would think they would be interested in joe biden. we need to subpoena hunter biden. i th

jackie ward is live with what we can expect at our reporter: good morning. it is already superbusy here at typically not the happest time of the year until you actually reach your destination. all three major bay area airports are seeing high numbers of people traveling this weak. airport representatives will see more than 1.2 million people this week alone. last friday, they saw more than 130,000 passengers. san jose international airport will hit an all-time high with up to 500,000 travelers this weak. on wednesday alone, oakland international airport could be the busiest day of the holiday season welcoming 47,500 passengers. those big numbers are part of the reason tsa is say to get to sfo or any airport at least 90 minutes before your domestic flights and two hours before your international flights. >> a stressful i guess. traveling any time causes amounts of stress, but like this time like especially for the holidays and stuff like that, i totally get that. >> if you're on drop off duty before you eat your turkey dinner, they are saying to go to the kis

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> amazing, jackie. giving back. >>> here is a beautiful look at the treasure island camera. check out the temps. a cold start for sure. 30s and 40s. down to freezing at 32. 37 in san jose. livermore, low 40s for concord. bundle up as you head out the door. weather head lines, a few lingering showers especially for the south bay. also catching some sun as we go through this afternoon. going to be a cold night tonight into tomorrow morning. a freeze warning in effect from 9:00 until tomorrow morning for the north bay valleys and mountains. a frost advisory for the east bay. a few showers for tomorrow in the afternoon. and then an atmospheric river event sets up for the week with more rain and wind. but for today, daytime highs about 10 degrees below average. lowe 50s for many locations in concord, san jose and san francisco. >> yeah, so if you get chilly, warm mashed potatoes or >>> good morning to our viewer in the west. happy thanksgiving, i am michelle miller and gayle king and anthony mason and tony d

jackie ward is live from livermore po show us what is happening there.ter: good morning kenny. the san francisco premium outlets have been open for more than 12 hours, but the shoppers are still going strong. this is one of the longest lines here outside the north bay. people are bundled up but this is letting in really big groups at a time so they are making good progress. way found a couple shoppers that made it into the store and i pulled them out for this. thank you for doing this. why are you here this early? >> shopping. looking for good deals and possibly shopping for christmas presents. >> anything particular on the list? >> no. just trying to see what we can get, good deals. >> reporter: do you shop online or just here? >> both. looking forward to cyber monday but we're trying to get as much done today. >> reporter: did the ladies drag you out here? >> way dragged them. >> reporter: no way. you dragged them out of bed? what time did you get here? >> reporter: about 3:00. a little after dinner. >> you had a lot of, took a nap. >> reporter: wres.

the one with ambassador bolton then the one in the ward room that followed quickly on its heels. were you aware that ambassador bolton instructed your sue p eeo talk to the lawyers after that meeting? >> i learned shortly after she was finished talk iing to ambassador bolton and after we rapped up with the ward room that she did have a meeting with him and that's what was expressed express ed. >> now you thought you should go talk to the lawyers on your own, correct? >> that is my recollection, yes. >> but bolton also thought that dr. hill should go talk to the lawyers because of his concern over this drug deal that sondland and mulvaney were cooking up, is that right? >> that is my understanding. >> and in fact, this, this drug deal as bolton called it, involved this conditioning of the white house meeting on these investigations that sondland brought up. is that right? >> that is my understanding. >> and in fact, this same conditioning or this same issue of wanting these political investigations and tieing it to the white house meeting, this came up in the july 25th call, did i

clarissa ward joins us live.his decision, an enormous amount of outrage here in the u.s. from democrats and republicans, but on the ground is where they felt it most. i imagine you have been hearing that there. >> reporter: exactly, jim, we were actually there when that turkish military incursion began as bombs started fueling down on the town and basically we wanted to go back to get a sense nearly two months later of how people are fairing, how they are faeling, what we found is a sense of betrayal, a sense of bitterness, that certainly hasn't gone away and what continues to deteriorate is the humanitarian situation. take a look. class should be in session now. the school has become a temporary shelter for displaced people. in one classroom, we meet ibrahim has san, the kurdish father of five tells us he was forced to flee his home with his children when the turkish military operation began this is what remains of his house. ibrahim says it is one of many in his kurdish neighborhood that was deliberately ransac

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. >>> i am jackie ward in healdsburg. these people are still trying to get their lives back in order and that is what they're here. 20 for tables of help and information await dozens of people in healdsburg . >> we just wanted to get everything settled and get the help that we can get. >>> people like martha, a mother of three whose family was evacuated, her husband is a farm worker who has been out of work because of the fire. >> he is undocumented. it is hard. it is really hard. >> the local center has become the first step toward normalcy. >> reporter: here is it a trifecta of services. feature of the board of supervisors says he has been here before. >> this is something that we were able to get up very quickly. all of our employees have experience from the last 17 disaster. we were able to flow right into this. it is unfortunate. >> reporter: it will hopefully help families feel like they are gaining some ground and doing whatever it takes for their kids. >> they are my motivation. i would do anything to keep them sa

board of directors held its first meeting since the deadly stabbing on a train and kpix 5's jackie ward says they used the public comment time to sound the alarm. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. employees told me speaking at this meeting is the only way they feel their voices can be heard and they constantly feel like they're under a gag order. >> i have witnessed someone's life been taken pick their safety issues i was not trained to handle. >> reporter: this woman is a new b.a.r.t. station agent including the station where oliver williams was stabbed to death and b.a.r.t.'s directors held a moment of silence for williams at the beginning of the meeting but after that the message was loud and clear that b.a.r.t. employees want to go safer and they want passengers to feel that same level of security and they propose all cars be moved to the back of the trained and passengers cannot pass through forcing them to stay in that car even during an emergency. >> when you're being attacked, having a camera is not going to help you. having access to getting away from the situation could help you. >> repor

jackie ward , kpix 5 . >>> to deadly collisions in northern california and the first one involved a smart train in the north bay and happened at 4:00 pm yesterday when motorcyclists went around the crossing arms and hit one of the back cars of the tree and was killed and five hours later it was in monterey county and they say it smashed into a sewage tanker killing the driver in guerneville. it also spilled sewage waste and diesel from that train and was traveling from l.a. to seattle. >>> health officials in marin say played a role in the death of a 45-year-old woman and it was amanda from vacaville was visiting family when she developed a fever and shortness of breath. she was taken to the hospital where she eventually stopped breathing. >> over a period of hours her condition worsened and she eventually passed. this is a case of vaping associated illness. >> it is believed to be the first vaping-related death in the area. they say it will still be weeks before the cause of death is found. >>> one bay area mother was kicked out of the shelter and they say that their hands were tied. she

yaky ward, kpix5. >>> a lot of people are hitting the roads to get to their holiday destinations. take a look traveling is packing up on eastbound i-80, and 880 in oakland in both directions. some speeds are in the red and also 580. those are the major routes as t due to the weather. there are also transit changes you need to know about over the rest of the holiday week. here's giana. >> there are changes that will be effect for the thanksgiving holiday. if you take muni they'll be on a sunday schedule. bart will be on a sunday schedule on thursday with an 8:00 a.m. start and caltran with a scaled service as well. no service on thanksgiving or the day after. they'll run two trains this evening, trains number 4 and 6. parking enforcement changes for thanksgiving. you're off the hook for the meters and nighttime street sweeping won't be enforced. your ferry service changes, no service for south san francisco routes and an enhanced schedule. oakland ferry will be on a normal weekday schedule. vta and other schedules check them out before heading out the door. >>> and drunk driving is

jackie ward, kpix 5 . >> she got the lucky assignment today. >>> a sonoma county winery is in the middle of a rebound. paradise ridge was decimated in 2017 and now the winery is getting help from farm animals, insects, and girl scouts as they continue to rebuild. >> when a bounces back you will have a nice and healthy ecosystem. >> we want people to see resilience, strength, and sustainability. >> you can see our report tonight on the kpix 5 news at 7:00. >>> we are following breaking news right now and iron horse middle school in san ramon is on lockdown after graffiti was found threatening a school shooting this is a look at the scene where you can see police vehicles. police do not believe that the campus is in danger but they have a locked down out of extreme caution that they will have an increased presence on campus all day long. we will continue to bring you updates as we get them. >>> let's get a look at our thursday afternoon forecast with mary . >> thank you, kenny and michelle . we do have some sunshine. through the rest of the afternoon we are going to continue to see that cl

live in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> thanks, jackie. can see people out and about with the dream force. telejackets on. temps runs in the 40s to 50s already. as we head through the afternoon, we are going to semu weather headlines, temps running about 10 to 15 degrees cooler today compared to yesterday, isolated shower is p front pushes across the region. we'll have dry offshore winds that will kick in late tonight into tomorrow and that does mean an increase in fire danger, especially for elevations above 1000 feet with a red flag warning in effect. we'll talk about this in just a moment but check out the high for today. not that high. san jose, 65, concord at 68. that red flag warning for wednesday, until 7:00 a.m. on thursday, for the north bay, mountains, east bay hills and for the diablo range. kpix 5 has the survival guide for tomorrow's potential power shutoff. >>> breaking news out of napa county. the chp says that two people are dead following a crash on highway 29 just north of st. helene ya. two vehicles were involved in the