dern yan asked pg&e for help.emails and text messages and the message was davy resource group. they marked problem trees for removal but never cut them down. the yellow bands are still there. >> any walked the property line, marked the trees with yellow tape. and said we will get on this. it's obviously a danger. and we'll get the trees taken out. >> that was when? >> that was a year ago. >> a year ago? >> right. >> fast forward to last. pg c cisndcuation advisory because of the high winds and fire danger. dern yan was already in mexico on a planned vacation. he returned to find that brancher to through his roof and a 140-the foot tree toppled. one previously marked for removal. >> coming home from mexico and seeing that, my house. seeing this and then seeing that -- i was like why don't i stay at my house in mexico? why am i even here? >> this is a massive tree and it was a stroke of luck it fell this way. if it had gone towards the power lines it well could have led to another devastating wildfire. >> when i ask

i had a very hard time not reading that a british accent dickens vikt yans.embodied. >> i think so. and we have that kind of weather into next week week. >> true. >> for today back to sun judge mild conditions. numbers will be pleasen from 63 in san francisco. 65 palo alto. of course the big game today. down at stanford. 68 in rear view mirror. and with light winds we'll be having another chilly night tonight. no fog. and we'll look for temperatures coming down with gusty winds on monday. it's rainy on tuesday. and wednesday much colder air and a busy travel day with uncooperative weather statewide. but by thursday showers are left over and it's going to be chilly. highs in the 50s. a lot of mountain snow to come. >> definitely cozy thanksgiving looking forward to. i want to thank you for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next i leave with you the live picture over the by. you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! t

foreign policy to promote the rule of law in crew yan and around the world? >> it is not. >> is it in the national interest of the united states? >> in my opinion, it is not. >> it is a purpose of our foreign policy to encourage foreign nations to refrain from conducting political investigations, is that right? >> correct. and, in fact, as a matter of policy, not of programming, we oftentimes raise our concerns, usually in private, with countries that we feel are engaged in selective political prosecution and persecution of their opponents. as a general principle, i do not believe the united states should ask other countries to engage in selective politically associated investigations or prosecutions against opponents of those in power because such selective actions undermine the rule of law, regardless of the country. >> yeah, asking a prosecutor to do selective politically associated investigations. america's actually the country that goes after corrupt leaders all around the world who try to do something like that. that trick, where you lean on some prosec

and for more on this let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york younes korda yan's a 182 year history as a luxury brand so what does tiffany get out of this deal well what tiffany is hoping to achieve to actually hit the market old so with a younger clientele and as you mentioned it's 182 years old i mean the stores are not there but still some of their revenues need some refurbishing so then does cost money and wall street is impatient so was being bought out by. me here that means they get some time to actually get the new strategy going was having to publish quarterly results and then getting the share price under pressure and also recently they had a little bit of a growth issue brought and also in the united states and now with the expertise of the french company they're hoping to get back to better times. 14.7000000000 euros this is their biggest ever acquisition so what is the company hope to gain from the takeover itself. overall the luxury market is red hot and that is also true for a jury and that's one area where the french company did not have such a great exp

markets reacting to that for more on just how the financial markets are reacting our correspondent yan's quarter is here to give us the view from wall street yang's after yesterday's highs the end of this trading week is marked with a bit more uncertainty how does it look from your end well i mean overall it's clearly it is very difficult for corporations to make investment decisions in this environment and as you mentioned earlier it's a back and forth when it comes to the mood to when it comes to a possible trade agreement or face a one deal or many a deal as it's called here on wall street but interestingly enough investors seem to shrug it all of we had a previous strong reading on thursday and then on friday when the words from donald trump hit the wires we saw a little dip but then basically at the last 2nd day of trading the dollar jones industrial average turned positive meaning that the dow jones industrial average the s. and p. 500 also lost a composite actually of finishing the week on all new record highs. so investors taking it all in their stride now there is what trump say

has been very dominant at these championships so far, and one of our top performers today was zhiao yan a0 centimetres. china has been at the top of the medals table since day one. they already have ninea since day one. they already have nine a golds, 2a medals in total, and will be very hard to beat, as we move through the rest of the championships. —— nine golds. wins in the nfl on sunday for the likes of cleveland, chicago, atlanta, baltimore and tampa bay. all the scores and reaction at bbc.com/sport. you‘re up to to date from the bbc sport centre. we‘ll see you next time on sport today. don‘t be fooled by sunday‘s sunshine. there‘s more rain on the way this week, and to areas that really don‘t want any more. this is how thejet stream‘s looking this week. it‘s taking aim at the uk. it‘s on a more southerly track than it might be at this time of year, nestled within these dips, we find areas of low pressure bringing wet weather, and the uk is staying on the northern side of the jet stream, and that means in the cold air. a chilly week to come. so this is what we can expect this week

next week paul baun yan's aks, a tough game with an early kick. and evan steno northwestern not having a great year but playing decent defensively. if morgan can't go that's a concern for the gophers. but this is a game between the ears for minnesota. >> as for minnesota bleaching its strength they control the fate to get to the big 10 against the winner of ohio state and penn state. on the afternoon the ucla and usc a lot of speculation respects around clay helton's future. >> we go back to the era when hoit state and blade alabama abauburn. later in the afternoon you can see the ucla and usc game with the pom poms and sun. great memories of the teams getting together. ucla playing for pride and tough game last we can as they turned it around. the uc it's a team i've been impressed the way clay helton kept the team together. trying to finish 8-4. >> nsc could playbook the pac 12 championship. a game you call arizona and oregon state. >> any time the ducks travel to the state of arizona they have not always played the best football. the female see

yans, not the russians.ry that the president has been pushing publicly. it was a big part of the july 25th phone call with yun craukr president. the documents really also unveiled how involved paul manafort was in the campaign even past when he left in august, 2016, and then how steve ban nonwarned that they should avoid manafort's influence. in one email in particular he wrote to jared kushner, we need to avoid this guy like the plaik. they're going to try and say, probably the opposition that the russians worked with wikileaks to give this victory to us. paul is a nice guy, but can't let word get out he is advising us. so we're seeing a lot of the inner workings of the campaign revealed in these documents, guys. and, you know, a lot revealed about what they were pushing for, including this ukrainian conspiracy theory in 2016. >> three years up to the day the president pursuing a conspiracy theory that has no bay sitz in fact and it's still out there. jessica schneider, thanks very much. >>> president trump

ken delaney yan, nbc news, san francisco. >>> as medical sources are stretched thin across the country don't have the money or transportation to get the care they need. that's where a unique program comes in with paramedics helping out. ron mott reports. >> paramedic brian mccoy a 16-year veteran is putting a new twist on the old house call. >> do you see this as the future. >> i really do. >> he is part of a growing trend called community paramedicinen. expanding the role of medics and emt beyond emergency, typically involving home visits for recurring medical issues a doctor used to closely monitor or have trouble getting to appointments. >> so many patients out there are so non-compliant when we start seeing them. and working with them they actually get -- they get healthier. >> according to a 2017 survey, such services are offered in at least 33 states and washington, d.c., especially valuable in rural areas where access to care can be challenging. >> just with our fielt program for heart failure with 38 patients enrolled, 400,000 in direct savings, just by reducing the readmission

. >> yan also just record yourself explaining what you satheunit@nbcb theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >> andis midday, we go back to breaking news with live pictures from southern california, where a female victim has died. this and yet another shooting at a school. at least five other people are hurt. it happened at saugus high school in santa clarita. this has about 40 miles northwest after los angeles. officials say the gunman was a student who has now been killed, dead after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. w some of the students that were marched out of the area. s.w.a.t. teams are there and police are set to be investigating and interviewing every single student to see what they saw, to see if they can find out anything else. we're waiting for a news conference to start just briefly. we'll, of course, continue to follow the breaking news out of southern california this morning and bring you the latest details and updates as soon as they come to us. >>> bay area merchant who is sell e-cigarettes are now fighting back against those who want to run them out of business. the new pushback co

as viacom nicol owed yan totf x.rd digital advertising on streaming apps. >> i believe theupiers will continue investing in the free ad supported services simply because the subscriion marketplace is crowded at this time. butill the consumers actually gravitate to consistent usage of the services? that remains a big question mark. >> concted tv ads such as those on hulu or roku are expected to grow 40% this year to $7 billind to double in four years according to marketer. while hulu's is disney's bet on the digital ad mechanic. nbc universal will launch its add supported play peacock next year. for "nightly business report" 'm julia boorstin in s francisco. >>> julia mentioned comcast in her story. as you know, comcast is the parent company of cnbc producing this program. > t-mobile ceo is reportedlyg goo stay put. that's where we begin the market focus. asy first reported cnbc, mobile's skeeve executive john lerj is not taking the top job at we workla as sped early in the week. t-mobile is waiting for the acquisitio

he's at the chroma key to shows what yan expect or look we have to dissolve their. we're fancy. well it we had dissolved. for that. >>we we have the shot coming in from sfo is actually a fairly clear shot compa a lot of the views that we have the camer around the bridges downtown san frcisco, looking pretty sharp here. thiss what we're talking about at the bridges here this is the bay bridge. we can see look at all that dense fog ut there barely can make out some the lights as you can see that high pressure still here we're going to feel the fects this afternoon. but that marine layer sneaking in a row underneath the don't forget. it's called marine layer there, so it's a little bit more dense and it's taken him below the hh. we get the sun up th'll start to make a mechanics to kind of clean this out in the meantimeas the week progresses we'll start to see more of this cloud cover coming in f the pacific. no rain it doesn't look like coming together this week. temperaturesor you on the board at lower 40's there to the north bay 48 for concord 50 for antioch 50 meanwhile for hayw

>> i am not aware of any of these facts. >> did you know that joe biden called yu yan cran president pour cheng owe three teams in february of 2016 afterburisma's home was raided by the state prosecutor's office? >> i'm aware of the fact that president -- vice president biden was very engaged on ukraine and had numerous engagements. that's what i'm aware of. >> ms. williams and lieutenant colonel vindman, as you may or may not know, this committee spent nearly three years conducting various investigations starting with the russia collusion hoax, abuse, democratic hysteria over the lack of collusion in the mueller report and now this impeachment charade. one of the most concerning things regarding all of these investigations is the amount of classified or otherwise sensitive information i read in the press that derive either from this committee or sources in the administration. to be clear, i'm not accusing either one of you of leaking information. however, given that you are the first witnesses who actually have firsthand knowledge of the president's call by listening in on july 25th

united states for a closed door-deposition where he talked about a phone call he ever heard while in you yantifying publicly. there's one thing to be certain. i mentioned gordon sondland. his testimony will most certainly carry to today as well. >> mr. giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a white house meeting for president zelensky. mr. giuliani demanded that ukraine make public sfoimt asgunsing theicistess off the 2016 election, the server and burisma. >> he was expressing the desires of the presidents of the united states. >> what he said particularly, plaerly that beginning of his testimony was reason enough. they have what they need. gordon sondland gave him the first-person testimony who- conversations with the president and gordon. republicans blade clear there was one pointed he continued to make. there was never a clear linkage to the investigation that he was talking about thoorks quid pro quo related to a white house meeting. long story short there's a lot of different winding roads and one thing is clear. democrats confidment in a case they're making. one they're

the nato secretary general yan stoltenberg has met with a man while necron in paris a month after the french president calls to stop by describing the transatlantic alliance as a brain dead eager standoff has the latest. well indeed the 2 were emanating tension as they were trying to keep a straight face with a less than a perfect game again even as they were delivering their statements standing soldier to shoulder to each other it was obvious that one is way more optimistic about nato then the other have a less nato is a strong alliance but more than that we are adopting it we are agile and we are active so we are responding to a changing world and the reason why nato is the most successful launch of these 2 it is that we have been able to change in the world is changing and that's exactly what we have done over the last years that's exactly what we are doing to see question so i asked our open questions that we have not resolved peace in europe the i never position the relationship with russia in turkey who is the enemy so until we resolve these issues let us not negotiate whether c

he will tell yan what he wants how he wants it. you do not have to follow a riddle. >> for republicans, this race will test if the president's popularity combined with outrage over impeachment is enough to push an unpopular incumbent across the finish li democrats say this is the ultimate test. if they cannot win the statehouse under these conditions, it spells rtouble for thin 2020. >> just how critical are those gubernatorial wins for president trump as he faces and accelerating impeachme inquiry? for answers, we turn to our politics monday d-- duo. before we jump into those governorsi racesnt to get your take on this. because it was a big newsday with the impeachment inqry, what have you pulled away from the depositions? >> h today was all abo this is becoming a more public process. these depositions coming out is another sign. the four subpoenaed who did not show up, the house committees are not on a single day is today expect them to show upoi. they are to the list of those they expecty ill not test they can move into public t

. >>> and more of that interview yan key seen on nation" that airs at 8:30 on kpix 5. >>> it has been years since we saw colin kaepernick out on the field until now. they show cased his skills at a workout session in georgia yesterday. the kpix 5 tells us the much anticipated event didn't go as planned. >> reporter: the dissing series of events ended with colin kaepernick on a high school football field more than an hour away from the training facility in atlanta where he was set to work out. they are impressed with his arm strength and deep passes. at the list minute his camp announced they were changing venues. much of the draw plah was around the request it be in full display of cameras. thnnitanthe evdiea kaepernick wanted the training open to the media and an independent film crew until friday night. kaepernick's camp said he wanted a transparent and open process. >> i have been ready for three years, i have been denied for three years. we all know why i came out here to show today in front of everybody. we have nothing to hide. >> reporter: he hasn't played since january of 2017

false, he said he plans to sue both media outlets in federal court after reports he met with a eu kawn yan prosecutor to push for an investigation into the bidens.  both stories citing the story by an associate of rudy giuliani. >> i am the last guy that wants to go into the courts but the media has become totally corrupt. now they are going to help with criminals. >> he said se grateful for the media coverage that shows the impeachment public hearings, he said it gave americans the opportunity to see that the investigation is a hoax. adam schiff said that the panel is final identifiesing a report on the investigation's findings. >> the facts are not contested. it's not contested what the president did. what is open to question is it whether or not members of congress are going to do their duty. >> democrats will then decide whether or not to draft articles of impeachment. >>> like today a federal judge in washington, dc ordered donald mcgahn to appear before congress, he was a star witness in the russia investigation, democrats want to question him about possible obstruction of justice b

americans are here and learn about why russia invaded you yan. why they are trying to prevent that and roll it back, and why the trump administration was not clear internally getting ukraine to invade our 2020 election much like russia did in 2016. it can be understood by americans about our national security. >> in terms of changing people's opinions, what do you think about the republican strategy? >> i don't think that is going to work. the thing that republicans have going for them right now steph is they have been saying look this whole process has been secretive. the public has not been let in on it and we don't know what is happening behind closed doors. democrats have been very sensitive to that and realize that is having an effect on public opinion. so they opened up the process. you have seen that with the release of the transcripts last week and this week the first time we will see televised proceedings in this process. i think it is a very big moment because it allows democrats to make their case on national television to the country.

want to thank miss o'maley and her former staff for bringing this to my attention, as well as calvin yan, for commending that will it have a red, yellow, green scheme for restaurants instead relatively meaningless scores you see at restaurants. you may see a relatively low score but that restaurant did not have any problems that were related to public health and so, this is a much fairer scheme that is really good for the restaurant industry in san francisco and i hope you will all vote for it. >> colleagues, can we take this same house, same call this is this is passed unanimously. >> item 26 to appoint gordon marr for an indefinite ca indef. without objection, supervisor marr is excused. madam clerk, we will please call the role. (role call). there are nine ayes. >> in motion is approved unanimously. supervisor marr. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> 27 to appoint jessica cry and shawn richard, term ending december 23, 2020 to the cannabis oversight committee. >> supervisor ronan. >> thank you, colleagues. in the rule's committee we forwarded jessica cry and shawn richards to

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he spoke with the band and it's a story you'll only see on nbc bay area news, became yan. >> reporter: hill view park is empty right now because this is where daca students held a walk out earlier this afternoon. but earlier today, some other daca students say they were inspired by the words of a legendary band. >> a jaguar welcome. >> reporter: 40 million albums sold and five decades of music under their belts, the legendary grammy award winning san jose band took a break from their current tour to talk daca. the band visited san jose city college as the supreme court takes up the daca issue. the members told the students the topic seems to have been recycled having first sung about immigrant rights 50 years ago, here they are again, different century, same fight. >> it relates to the suffering of those daca, the dreamers now, because we came here when we were little too. you know, i came to the united states when i was around 11. >> reporter: amelia cortez was only 9. the daca student says the last three have been horrifying. >> it's really scary because you never know. >> reporter:

make a single family home and if you were familiar with the area there are three italian victoria yans406 bush street and the other two are single-family homes occupied by long-time homeowners as single family. one of them at 2426 commissioned a study that i submit as part of my application from bloom feld historic architect that has the actual history from 1882 and these were built to the building is 137-years-old and 80% of its life it's been a single family home and in 1976, it was converted or legalized to two families. when i took ownership of it, the second floor was barely habitable and i'm a general contractor and i spent years on it restoring it back to a beautiful victoria as it was intended and covered up with stucco and what was the second unit was a took cop and undercounter size refrigerator. i don't know if anyone was living up there in rough shape. to restore it back is only 10 to $15,000 because it would be putting in a divider and two very narrow doors and this is not in the spirit of san francisco housing and it may not be necessary i think it's desirable and compati

policy to support you yan in helping defeat corruption. my colleague, george kent, and our colleagues at national security council were my contacts in washington through this regular channel. this channel is formally responsible for formulating and overseeing the implementation of u.s. foreign policy with respect to ukraine. a policy that's consistently enjoyed strong, bipartisan support both in congress and in all administrations since ukraine's independence from russia. accountable to congress, i a channel that included special envoy kurt volker, gordon sondland. secretary of energy rick perry, white house chief of staff mick mulvaney and as i subsequently learned mr. giuliani. i was clearly in the regular channel. but i was also in the irregular one to the extent that ambassadors volker and sondland included me in conversations. it operated mostly outside of official state department channels. the irregular channel began when ambassador volker, sondland briefed president trump on may 23rd upon their return from president zelensky's inau

i can only tell you what is the public accounts of what you yan began statements have been. their statements have been that's not true. >> let me ask you another question. president trump was attacking ambassador -- apparently blaming her for what happened in somalia and ukraine and other places. chairmanship read her the tweet during the hearing. i'm sure she would have read it during the break, anyway. she said she found it intimidating. does it concern you at all that a witness found what president trump tweeted to be intimidating? >> well, i mean, jake, i think along with most people, i find the president's tweets generally, unfortunate, but let's state this, i think it's important about this. and that is that adam schiff has been on a three-year request to impeach the president. he replaced the staff. he changed the staff so it became an impeachment staff. for three years, he's been pursuing it. it's kind of laughable that in the middle of the hearing, he reads a witness a tweet that she's, up until that point, unaware of and said i have another reason to impeach the pr

conspiracy theories that joe biden pushed out a ukrainian yan prosecutor because he had been investigatinghat's false according to mounting evidence including testimonies from top diplomats who paint a vivid picture of giuliani's efforts to coax ukraine. >> take a look at biden and you'll see tremendous corruption. >> the trouble comes when the public believes these false claims rather than the facts. >> he is excellent at spinning these things up, trapping people into the narrative. and people want to believe it. >> historian timothy schneider has another theory. >> he lies all the time but he doesn't lie all the time out of conviction. he lies all the time to make sure we're all confused. >> it's similar to another leader across the ocean. >> the single most alarming similarity between mr. trump and mr. putin is the basic pattern of lying. first you lie all the . >>> why is it only the united states putting up the money. >> then you say it's lake-effect the journalists who are the liars. >> obviously, it's fake because almost everything the "washington post" does is fake. >> then you rel

next week the paul bun yan aks. and evan stand northwestern not having a great year.hat's a concern for the goefers but this is a game between the ear in in my opinion for minnesota. >> that's where minnesota believes the strength it goefers control the fate to get to the big 10 championship game against the winner of ohio state, penn state one presume process in the afternoon. the uclausc a lot of speculation around clay helton's furlt. >> you and i go back to an era when alabama and auburn and later in the afternoon you see the usc and memories. ucla playing for pride. turning things around last we can opinion and for usc i've been impressed the way clay helton kept it together. still trying to finish 8-4 which would be a good near. >> and nsc could make the pac 12. a game you're calling. ducks have to be careful. >> any time they travel seems like to the state of arizona they have not played the best football. this team is seems to be on a mission. justin herbert the quarterback relief to be outstanding and hip open receivers. >> ducks in good position pertaining t

so he goes, he asked me the question, what do yan i keep hearing all these things.finally gets me.i don't know him very well. i have not spoken to him but this is not a maow well. seems like a nice guy though. but i don't know him well. he actuallyed suppother candidates. not me. came in late. if you weren't fake news, you woulcover it properly. i say to the ambassador in response, i want nothing, i want nothing, i want no quid pro quo. tell president zelensky to do the right thing. so there's my answer. i want nothing. i want nothing. i want no quid pro quo. tellelensky to do the right thing. then he says, this is the final word from the president of the united states. i want nothing. dy: that was some of what president trump had to say today as these hearings were going on. nick schifrin, it wasn't just the president. of coulae, ambassador so was referring to, he b up a number of senior figures in the trump administration. the secretary of street and -- secretary of state and another's. nick: secretary of state pompeo, the vice president, secretary of energy. , ac

kelly yan conway told reporters the white house maintains.at there is no quid pro quo, despite this, three pages of sondland's revised testimony. let's talk about it. cnn correspondent phil mattingly is here. a national reporter from the "wall street journal" will join us. i don't know, the white house. so much testimony and revised testimony from a trump appointee, a total trump loyalist saying there was a quid pro quo. still explain the white house strategy to me saying no quid pro quo? >> yeah, i don't think i'm of the position to explain white house strategy to anybody right now. i think what i was smiling about when you came out, what you ran through is you now have a good understanding of why republicans on the hill quietly have been frustrating. they are not getting information. yesterday mike pence was in a closed door lunch with senate republicans. he happened on two things, one, this is a very partisan investigation, stay with our team. don't go to their team. this is a democratic driven issue. two, stick with the transcript. the pr

the battle for paul bun yan's axe one of the great trophies for all of big 10 west. >> tanner morganis having a magical season all the talk in the conference is about justin fields or ohio state quarterback but tanner morgan this guy is playing phenomenal football right now. only thrown five interceptions. if he wins tomorrow they'll be playing against ohio state then able to go up against justin fields. >> he leads the big so in pass yard annual appear 1,000 yard rusher and 2,000 yard against the defense. utah's case, utah beats colorado they go to the championship game if they lose it's usc. they are favored >> they can't look ahead to the pac 12 championship. they must beat colorado. colorado upset washington a week ago. make sure you watch this game. io is not going out there and lay down. >> one of the better receivers in the country seems to be fairly health but that's a large undertaking against a good utah defense. some places you have the big 10 weather. they have the snow off the field at least for now here in minneapolis. did you know even the cleanest looking cars can sme

outfront david chal yan.esident trump has been very, very present in both the mississippi and kentucky raise races for example to go there and try and rally supporters ahead of today's vote. he doesn't that really save a tweet in virginia. is there an obvious reason why. >> not just present in the rallies, alsoen on the airwaves both the republican gubernatorial candidates both eager to show president trump's embrace of them. they think that's the pag to success. why doesn't the presidnt go to virginia? because it's playing out in spushen areas you were talking to john king about earlier, the very areas that fuelled the rice for democrats to the house majority in 2018, the areas they have been making inroads in the trump era in american politics are the areas where a lot of the battleground statehouse and state senate race that is can determine total control. so the question was donald trump going there, would he do more harm than good for the cause? >> yeah, i want to ask you quick, david, about a big statem

. >> about by all intents and purposes, the manned lower yan is that a hit? define hit. >> it seems to be a hit based on the fact they got so many downloads if the day that's the flagship piece of content they are launching with. obviously other original series and the huge library but the idea is that something totally fresh and new like the mandalorian from a jimmic maker like john pfaff row is bringing in subscribers that may stick around for the library. >> disney, i know the numbers are big. but so is the valuation. >> well -- the fly wheel term has never been truer with any company other than disney. if you look at frozen ii out last weekend record global opening. 350 million. a billion-dollar release playing into the asian theme parks. this is the company that -- we're giving them the multiple based upon streaming but the core business of which they have 5 that print north of 5le billion in terms of revenue but studio is where they continue to grease the rails for the cpg and theme parks. and it's railroad excite zbroog big valuation though, 25 times n

. >> rudy giuliani admitting he's talk to you kran yans about the whole thing that launched this problemrect evidence about -- >> rudy. >> about the bribery, collusion. >> you gave. >> massive pay for play multi-million dollar scheme and it is an absolutely travesty of justice. >> you give me their names and i will go and bring the story. >> i will give you their names. >> it's not only of interest to gl glenn beck. adam schiff and nysd prosecutors may want the names. the president was holding on the same conspiracy theory. >> they have the server from the dnc. >> who has the server? >> the fbi went in and told them get out of here. we're not giving it to you. they gave the server to crowd strike or whatever it's called which is a company owned by very wealthy ukrainian. i still want to see that server. the fbi has never gotten that server. that's a big part of this whole thing. why did they give it to a ukrainian company. >> are you sure they did that? >> that's what the word is. >> we have our own word. david corn is here back on the beat in person. we'll get into all of it when we're

south bay numbers from 39 in santa clara. 42 in came bree yan park and'll up rock. 50s in san franciscours ago we certainly were cooler. we did have the 20s. so it's up in the north bay where we are slightly milder, four to nine degree milder. six degrees warm ner oakland. speaking of oklahoma, 50% relative humidity on the coast. up to 30%. 30ners novato. up in the hills and dryer than this with the light normal winds. certainly not ideal conditions but slowly improving as we get moayor still have numbers above average. about 80 in napa and livermore. 73 in redwood city. looking at tuesday, little change by wednesday coming down a few degrees. but as for temperatures today, in the south bay, we're copping up to the upper 70s to to near 80 in morgan hill. 77, santa clara opinion. en a the peninsula low to mid-70s process a slight on shore flow. san francisco in the low 70s. abundant sunup in the north bay. how about 80 degrees today for you in santa rosa. that's warmer than normal. a little hazy up there in the far forth bay. 75 in elbow. inland mid-and upper 70s in concord. 79 in brentw

. >> college game day here at minnesota for wisconsin and minnesota, the battle por paul bun yan's axe one much the trophies in college football and for the big 10 west. >> i'll tell what you looking at minnesota and their offense tanner morgan is having a magical season. all the talk in the conference is about justin fields ohio state quarterback but tanner morgan this guy is playing phenomenal football right now. only thrown five interceptions if he wins tomorrow they'll play ohio state then he can goat up against justin fields. >> he leads the big ten in passing jarj 21,000 yard receivers against the wisconsin defense and the game on abc for the pac 12 south, at least in utah's case. utah beats cole they go to the championship game. if they lose it's usc. the the uts are a big favorite. >> they can't look ahead to the pac 12 they must beat colorado. colorado upset washing a week ago shake watch this game. colorado is the in going going out there and lay down. >> chen all the one of the better receivers seems fairly health b t se y have that big 10 weather they've got the snow off th

compliant and eliminated one of the windows in the rear yard area, and therefore would have require advair yans. we relocated the entry to the proposed a.d.u. to directly access from the street instead of going through the residential lobby. and there was some design window modifications and other design materials and materials that were presented and reviewed and blessed by the planning department staff. the staff also initiated the review of the proposed accessory dwelling unit and the zoning administrator issued an action memo stating we needed waivers for density and for open space. and administratively approving those. they went back did the ceqa determination to determine it was considered exempt and presented revised demolition calculations that were reviewed and blessed and included in the site plans we submitted with our short letter. one thing about the plans is as i was preparing for the hearing, there was some small changes that mr. sanchez had asked for, and for whatever reason, those changes were made but the set of plans that are included in our letter did not include those small

. >> is very peculiar, the only ones left are like at the alamo, kelly yan, stephen miller, jared andvanka and trump. that's all that's left. it is so weird. except now he has recruited bill barr but he was not there at the beginning, if you go through my book there are 33 poems that means there are roughly 30 different subjects who might be secure. 80% are long gone. fire, resigned, walked off the job, so they are fair game. trump himself has turned against all of them. so it's one of the phenomenal things about this a ministration, the rate of turnover. in fact, one great surface the book serves a great minor service that it serves as a history book. half of these people were quickly forgotten. >> that new cycles make them evaporate. >> you forget tom price, harold bornstein, iranian jackson, all these peculiar -- scott pruitt, these people who were big, important, alarming news to a half years ago, the virtually forgotten, but not in my book. >> you provide nice footnotes to remind us of the historical sight of who they were. >> each poem if you have not open the book is accompanie

all the while the top diplomat in crew yan was starting to get worried as well. bill taylor a career ukraine envoy was brought back into government by mike pompeo to go back to ukraine during the trump presidency. while he was serving, sondland looped him into the effort to get president trump to warm up to president zelensky. so taylor was on a text-message chain with volker and sondland. in it sondland told taylor the president wanted a deliverable that he wanted him to investigate the bidens and 2016. taylor called with holding aid in order to get that was crazy. he said that was nuts. tim mortson, another russia expert on national security counsel backed him up on that and europe expert alexander vindman told investigators that sondland spoke specially about encouraging ukraine to investigate the bidens. and as sondland, giuliani and volker worked on convincing the ukrainians to open investigations, george kent, the state department official in charge of ukraine was told to lay low. and marie yovanovich was forced out of his job. she says she was the victim o

back to the times of charles dickens and vikt yan london. general admission is $32. children ages 5 to 12 cost $14. and now a check of the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. you can see it's haze from the sutro tower camera. and temperatures in the 50s here, 42 though in redwood city. san francisco and oklahoma at 45. in half moon bay. east bay hills certainly the haze with 39 santa rosa. 37 by the delta. and visibility, well a little fog at the coast. but otherwise we're looking at sunny and mild highs today with low 60s shoreline to the upper 60s inland. we'll talk about the second half of the week and rain arriving into next week in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. up next a scare for the warriors minutes after the game ended in utah. why the arena was evacuated. abc 7 news at 8:00 is next. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. it'son the sleep numberate sleep360 smart bed. can it he

support of crew yan's territorial since 2014. it must continue to be. as i stated during my deposition, i feared at the time of the call on july 25th how its disclosure to play in washington's political climate. my fears have been realized. i understand the gravity of these proceedings but i beg you not to lose sight of the military conflict under way today. the illegal occupation of crimea and the importance of reform of ukraine's politics and economy. every day that the focus of discussion of ukraine is on these proceedings is a day when we're not focused on ukraine, the united states and western style liberalism share. i concluded my act of service the day after i last appeared before you. i left the nsc completely of my own volition. i felt no pressure to resign or feared retaliation. i made this career choice sometime before i decided to testify on october 31st. i'm prepared to answer your questions to the best of my ability and recollection. >> thank you. ambassador volker. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, ranking member. thank you very much

believe that the crowd strike server/biden family is the penultimate example of corruption in crew yan not an illegitimate thing for the president to do. you can say he's abusive because he cares more about something that affects him personally, but the president has very broad authority when it comes to these -- >> not -- >> can i bring up one piece -- >> i think it's inappropriate, but i don't think it's an abuse of his office. >> one piece that republicans keep going back to is, oh, he was looking into corruption, he cares about corruption. ukraine got a clean bill of health on corruption, they got in may, before this aid was approved by congress. they knew the aid was approved -- >> exactly. >> -- by congress. >> we had an election. >> also before that -- >> we had a new election. >> before that, the corrupt prosecutor thereat donald trump raised on the call as being a good guy is the corrupt prosecutor that the united states, the imf and everybody wanted to fire. >> we had a new election. you're missing the fact there was -- >> folks giuliani are hanging around in ukraine are kind