dan and ama. >> spencer, thank you so much. >>> today top politicians witnessed the fire destruction firsthand. governor brown, u.s. secretary of the interior ryan zinke and fema administrator long visited what is left of paradise and talked with first responders. >> we can't avoid catastrophe, but we can prepare for it. we can recover from it, and we will. >> interior secretary zenke was asked about president trump's tweet which blames the fires, damage and deaths on gross mismanagement of the forest. >> i don't want to finger point. what i want to do is how we go from here. this is just not a state issue. it is not a federal issue. this is an american issue of managing our forests. >> today the white house released this photo of president trump speaking with the fema administrator who visited paradise. governor brown today announced an executive order to help with wildfire cleanup and recovery efforts. >>> in the meantime, this is the fifth straight day of stock declines for pg&e. the utility company faces serious financial consequences if it is found liable for the wildfire in but

lincoln memorial, a large crowd surrounds byian ghaisar's family to demand answers about his deat darcy spencer takes us inside the emotional vigil as loved es continue their fight for justice. >> we want justice. we are by jan. >> a candlelight vigil oneea after by jibi jan ghaisar was killed by u.s. park police officers following a chase. >> we have been politend patient waiting in our agony and ourav actions been met with absolute, stone cold cold silence. >> reporter: the family is still demanding answers. o were the officers who open fire and why did they shoot him? >> you were my friend, my son. my soul mate. my con if i adapt, and my legacy. >> reporter: his car had been rear ended by an uber driverut ghaisar didn't stop. was chased by park police. at the vigil, the family played the dashcam v sounds of the shots fired by parkof police cers. the case is still under investigation by the fbi. in the vide you can see police approachhear and shoot after ghaisar eventually stopped hep ut didn't get out. >> he did not want to be pulled from his r, be pushed face down and probably get a good be

is a medical director with doctors without borders he joins us live from brussels sebastian spencer people on the ground there medical workers what's the latest on the security situation i mean what's it like day today. what's very important to seize that we checked the situation on saturday but are activities were not suspended we've been able to carry out all our activities and it's very important as the brick is making progress that all the actors stay committed we have no other option did you pull your staff out of that immediate area and are they still someplace else well look we were not in the area where the attack happens. so the the m.s.f. people are in a different area than the un stuff so we were able to continue without having to evacuate any of our personnel whether international or national what impact did it have on the stuff we chose to stay in the immediate vicinity well everybody wants to bring this outbreak to an end and as i say there is no option we will stay and deliver we need to be united we are working within a frame defined by the ministry of health for sec

lets speak to the chief executive of marks & spencer, hejoins us the chief executive of marks & spencer, he joins us from the stock exchange this morning. very good morning to you. lets start first of all with your warning, you say significant further change is required. what will that look like a snack —— what will that look like?” outlined in may that marks & spencer needs to be going under at a transformation. it is a part of a 3— five—year plan and we are try to fix the basics. the first thing we had to do was change the copper and leadership of the business, dividing the business into a family of businesses, combined with a strong brand, customers that share common values and common data. these are strong businesses but what we have got to do is make sure we transform them as part of that change programme. you have been pretty blunt about the amount of work that needs to be done, your chairman said this summer that it is on a burning platform. lot of speculation that you are about to separate the third business from the clothing business. is that any truth? no truth to th

. >>> i'm spencer christian. here's the view from the east bay hills cameras. despite the hint of wimpy haze, this is a sunny afternoon and we have more coming our way. >>> the nation's leading pediatricians group is strengthening its advice against spanking. they updated its 20-year-old policy today, calling corporal punishment ineffective and harmful to children. this includes spanking, slapping, insulting and shaming. spanking makes kids more aggressive, and raises the risk of mental health issues. it says rewarding positive behavior can be much more ekttive. >>> now to a story about an unusual proposal and the pride-to-be's something borrowed. >> reporter: at first glance, this looks perfect. the happy couple surrounded by balloons, flowers, and a new bling front and center. >> this girl deserves the world, and she wasn't expecting a proposal just yet, so the whole surprise was perfect. >> reporter: but look closely, and something doesn't seem right. you see, that's diana's ring, but another angle reveals that is not diana's hand. it's her cousin, jenna. pi

darcy spencer.4. news >> what are an incredible moment. tonight is a specialto on the ght show starring jimmy fallon. in honor of veteran's day, the studio audience will be packed vth active duty military members,erans and families. one of the people in the audience is from maryland. e joined jimmy for a game called thesp w challenge. >> your husband is behind you. >> huh? >> your -- >> tore? >> what a great surprise for her. do not miss her reaction. we are going to save that for s "the tonigw" after our newscast. that was prettybrilliant. >> that was awesome. >> who is overdressed here? >> this is the definition of a bad sign. >> don't put the hood on. >> you won'teed that. you will need hats. i th what they got here. telemundo 44. this is a place for my hat and they have plenty o places for goffs. you will need it all. this is the cold air we are talking out. look at the latest information. 30 to 40 me an hour winds with temperatures only in the low to mid 40s. it really will be this col am i'm not joking here. as we move out, out there

lee spencer from devon wants to become the first physically disabled person. to row from mainland europe to mainland south america. he's also set his sights on beating the current able—bodied rowing record for the journey, which is 96 days. john danks reports. lee spencer will spend 18 hours a day rolling this boat across the atla ntic day rolling this boat across the atlantic ocean. he's due to set off from gibraltar on the 12th of december on a journey which will ta ke december on a journey which will take months to complete. he hopes to reach rich guyana in under 96 days and break the able—bodied record for this 0cean and break the able—bodied record for this ocean road. i'm only taking 90 days worth of food so hopefully i will get that record. the former royal marine lost his leg after he was struck by flying debris while going to the aid of a motorist in 201a. he's been in training for more than two years having to postpone an attempt in january due than two years having to postpone an attempt injanuary due to his mother's death. my mantra for train

. >> i'm spencer christian and >>> a fire sent a huge plume of smoke. check this out into the air. sky map 7 shows the dry brush-filled area. firefighters say it was a homeless encampment that caught fire. you can see the tends and trash there. no one was hurt. >>> today dianne feinstein met with cal fire officials to get a briefing about this year's fire season. it is usually considered over in the first couple of weeks in november. this year was one of the worst in california history. 1.5 million acres of land bushed. cal fire and other agencies will use the winter to clear dead trees and dry fuel and reduce fire risk for next year. any rain we get this winter will help. >>> residents are angry about an international incident. abc 7 news reporter joins us from main street with a story of visas and frustration. wayne? >> good afternoon, larry. this story caught everyone by surprise. the sister city program has gone on for 25 years and they sent 100 people back and forth. they didn't expect problems this year and then the state department got involved. as the big sign says, welcome

. >> first let's start with weather anchor spencer christian tracking the storm. >> it is winding down here. you can see the hechbiest rain shifted to the sierra. we have thunderstorms and lightning strikes off the north coast. for us things are relatively calm. we will see a few more scattered showers. slick roads slower travel may be a problem. as we look at our forecast an mission you can see starting at 9:00 tonight there will be pockets of light scattered showers. there will be a little bit of wet weather and some wet pavement greeting people driving out to whatever their destinations may be for thanksgiving. there will be little in the way of rainfall. thanksgiving day will start with bright skies and brief periods of sunshine. later in the day we'll see clouds redeveloping mainly up in the north bay. we will have another storm coming our way going to extend to all areas of the bay area before thanksgiving day ends. i'll have the complete accuweather forecast for thanksgiving day. >>> and now let's bring in abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma. he is looking at how much air quality

an earlier crash near spencer is all clear but we have a new crash. this past the waldo tunnel and it is clear to the shoulder. it is business as usual at the bay bridge toll plaza. look at the backup. but it is looking like from the maze to highway 101 a 14- minute drive. that's a look at traffic of the here's weather with mary. >>> all right. thanks. we are tracking light rain in spots this morning on hi-def doppler. so let's zoom in here in the locations getting that wet start to the day. some cells popping up across pleasanton to union city there across the east bay. let's show you the peninsula. you can see some spotty showers in belmont. woodside down through portola valley near los altos and then across at least east of the east foothills you can see some light showers especially down through morgan hill. we are tracking light to moderate rainfall there. as you put this into motion showers pushing east. behind it we have more activity with more light rain showers there so today looking at a break in between storm systems for the most part. we s

he is now charged with man slauts pmans -- manslaughter. >> and darcy spencer has the story that you will only see on news 4. >> i don't know how i'm going t make it. >> reporter: it is a pain only a pths can understannd parent canstand, it comes from the loss of a child. >> this is a nightmare. i want to wake up and i want to see my daughter. >> reporter: her name was diana having vasquez flores, but she was known as elsa. she was ridesing in a car that smashed into a tractor trailer parked on thehoulder in wood bridge. >> i just ask god, why take my kid. she waou a beautiful lady. >> reporter: the man behind the wheel was antonio gonzalez, elsa's boyfriend. they had been together for five years and they both lived with her mom. flores told me sheound out about her daughter's death from gonzalez himself, she says that he called hershrom the c scene. >> he said mom, talk to her, she's sleeping. he put me through the speaker to i was talking to her trying to tell her to wake up. he told me mommy, she's not breathing. >> reporter: gonzalez is charged with dwe .manslaught flores conside

we're going to -- >> brian spencer was a sheriff's deputy back then. he arrived within minutes to discover that the local police had beaten him there. >> i believe there were three there ahead of me and more sirens coming. >> a pretty fast response. >> very fast. >> and this bit of news was going around fast, too. >> this was a jail employee. >> not that that should matter. the effort then was save ashley phallus's life. this was recorded by a police body camera. >> chaotic? >> very. frantic that officers located her somewhere in the home. >> he saw tom. that's him in the background in the white t shirt. >> he was pacing around in the front yard frantic, screaming. >> screaming what? >> i heard him say she's dead, a lot of mumbled stuff. he would put his hands over his face and screaming and crying. >> by this time, ashley's parents had pulled off the road home and talk and worry about the fight that ended the party. when they heard the sirens and saw the lights headed that way. >> something automatically felt bad. >> he didn't have the car stopped and

developingtonigh news4's darcy spencer in germantown with new reactionnd dramatic video of the scene. >> oh my god. >> cell phone video taken by a ws4 viewe shows chaotic moments. officers running at the scene of a police-involved shooting, and the suspect shot andoued by police loaded into an ambulance. he was taken to the hospital in serious condition. three cars were towed from the , sc quiet cul-de-sac in ghermantown. you could see shattered glass, some bullet holes as they rode past our 'scamera. unclearer who caused the damage. montgomery county police shot the armed man after being called here for someone threatening the neighborhood with a handgun. >> during the encounter with the officer, the male was shot. officers provided first aid until fire rescue personnel arrived on the scene. >> reporter: one neighbor who has known the suspect for years described him as troubled. she is concernedld that cn were around during the gunfire at 3:00 on a sunday afternoon. >> they saw everything. i can't imagine kids looking out a window. first of all, it's dangerous, there is a gun, there

and when spencer tracy, and that he goes, and an american -- african person said he talked like a judge. so it is right and thank you so much. >> thank you.[ applause ] >> i am going to get off of the stage. >> justice kennedy commented that leadership could well be part of statesmanship. i would argue that statesmanship is certainly part of leadership, and we have our national leadership award presentation tonight, and there is no question that justice kennedy has proven himself a natural leader any bills consensus and has done it all of his career. he has been the quintessential statesman on the supreme court and never been afraid to lead and has never lost his moral compass and is always known where his true north is. that is a leader, and justice kennedy is a leader and my privilege tonight to give him the churchill national leadership award . >> thank you so very much. [ applause ] >> this comes with it, and i will give it to you later. >> this is beautiful and i will hold it in trust for all that we believe in for freedom. thank you.[ applause ] >> hold it. >> how gracious of you

i slid into the shoulder hillside. >> this happened near the spencer avenue exit. he is okay but has cars front axle broke. he shared this -- these pictures. they were securing the scene by laying out cones. another driver lost control. >> she spun out. our officer at the back of the vehicle was able to jump in the back of the vehicle right is the: -- the corolla collided. >> you could hear the squealing. it caught my attention. obviously, it caught his. he jumped in the car to get out of the way. >> the officer was injured but the car took the brunt of the hit. the chp shared the pictures -- the pictures of the damage. the driver of the other vehicle, toyota corolla was crushed. they use the jaws of life to reach the driver. she later passed away at the hospital. it can be slippery for days after it rains. >> in this location, we typically have wet roads for even a couple of days after the rain stops just because we are surrounded by hills. >> officers believed the rat will -- roadway could have played a part but the official cause remains under investigation. >>

larry and ama. >> thank you, spencer. fires may be miles away, but they're still having a huge impact in the bay area. the thick smoke that canceled football games and why you may not want to head outside. >>> the wild weather phenomenon stirred up by these huge fires. >>> and we're going to take you back to the growing fires in southern california that have it's "gaming with america's best internet provider" internet. just any internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one-two-three-four-five mobile lines included" internet. it's internet from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get a special offer on xfinity internet and tv for $35 each a month for 12 months when you bundle both, and ask how you can save on your wireless bill when you include xfinity mobile click, call or visit a store today. >>> the destruction to the town of paradise can be seen through the eyes of fleeing evidence. before and after pictures and satellite views. >>> kristen sze is here with

darcy spencer spoke with those who were rescued last night. she has the story from chevy chase. >> reporter: floodwaters forced the evacuation of two dozen people attending a birthdayf party o a one-year-old. this twitter video shows crews in action, bringing people attending the party to safety. shafs -- >> i road in the rafnd everybody else has to walk behind the raft. >> reporter: montgomery county used rafts to keep everyone safe. a y stayed warm and dry on bus. what did you think as you were walking around the water. this couldn't be the way you thought this was going to eng >> no, thought we were going to go to a party and go to work the next day. s >> reporter:e cars got stranded. this annandale, the driver had to be pulled from the car. back in chevy chase, everyone made it out and they'll have a story to tell for years to come. >> i wouldn't forget that if th was my kid's party. >> yeah. yes. the goong t is they're safe and sound. maybe some wet feet but we were able t get the out pretty safely. >> reporter: and the party must go i'.

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and i'll be posng updates on twitter feed at darcy spencer. back to you. >> thank you, darci. with our forecast, we have a lot of roadsrying out now after our first little snowfall for the season. >> okay, >>thanks. ut we could have colder temperatures tonight. amelia is in the storm center. darcy is still very much with us. okay. go ahead. >> there is going to be a ni refreeze t, wendy, outside of the beltway. here in washington at 70 a.m., a temperature around 38 degrees. but take a look at future tempatures, especially nor and west of town tomorrow morning. it is a cold start out there. 30 degrees in gaithersburg and leesburg. below freezing there. 30 in frederick. in the shenand temperature only in the teens. winchester at 22 tomorrow morning. it is going to be a cold start, but overall a pleasant day with plenty of sunshine, and the latest check of storm tm 4 radar we are dry right now. that is great news, because nine t of the last 12 friday we've been dealing with rain in our area. no rain t ore tonight. right now we're at 49 degrees. temperatures for the evening hours

marks & spencer results, shares down this morning. the slight positive, clothing and home, a fifth of their sales coming from online. starting to get the online business right, but food was down nearly 3% at marks & spencer is, very unusual, clothing and home town 1%. still very tough for the high street bellwether, but their marketing spend is down, they are cutting costs and capital investment deeper than expected, so that is also perhaps feeding into a slightly slower economy, companies retrenching. quickly, wetherspoon, tim martin, the boss of that company, very strong brexiteer, and he says looking forward things could be tougherfor he says looking forward things could be tougher for him? yes, passionate brexiteer, and talks about european products he has to replace like courvoisier, but seeing the national living wage and the minimum wage is going up, they are paying that happily and are not cutting customers to —— not putting up their prices for customers to compensate. so short—term losses for them. prices for customers

let's get to spencer christian who's been tracking the rain all day. >> the storm is weakening a bit but there are still pockets of downpours. take a look. a line of showers, some of them moderate to heavy just east of san jose reaching from mount hamilton toward morgan hill into watsonville. farther north in the inland east bay, southeast of livermore up and around tracy, discovery bay and out toward rio vista we have another line of showers. maybe moderate showers with some heavy downpours. there has been flash flooding and there has been -- there have been i should say debris flows in the area of paradise, the burn scar areas and a flash flood warning remains in effect there until 9:15 tonight. flash flood watch is in effect for a much wider area up toward redding and down toward, well, south of colusa. 1 on the storm impact scale. next few hours we'll see scattered showers, isolated thunderstorms are possible. we still have rough surf and large breakers possible. forecast taking us into the early evening. continued weakening of the storm but showers can pop up just about anytime

ministry says it's teams are attacked three or four times a week well let's now speak to sebastian spencer from doctors without borders he has just returned to can shots from north kivu where he's been visiting medical workers on the frontline of the fight against the disease sebastian thank you for taking the time to speak to us can you give us a sense of what you witnessed what you sport when what you saw when you were there in north. what what we see. the outbreak is not under control and it's been. a sort of large number of patients in the town of dany and we are very concerned about another town. where you have a million people and casey's from a baby traveled to the area. and we're now worried that transmission will occur in that town and all actors are united in committee. work harder to prevent that from happening this is already the west outbreak of ebola in the country's recorded history but given what you say about how quickly the disease might spread how much worse could it get. well it is extremely difficult to to give you numbers what we know is that now we have a winter of f

spencer tracy, and he has 24 hours or eight hours to make up his mind about interracial marriage, trying to get all the stuff, hearing all the stuff, getting out on the terrace, in pensacola overlooking the golden great bridge, and, he says, i will be done, a judge must only ask himself, why am i about to do this? and, you owe that to the litigants, you owe the litigants the duty every time that litigant comes before you, asking yourself, a new, why you are doing this. and, this is the oath that you take, and sometimes you surprise yourself. in the gay marriage case you mentioned, we found that there were over 100,000 young children, who were the children of gay parents. and they say that they should be stigmatized by government actions, that is wrong. >> you know, i was watching, guess who's coming to dinner in swaziland, africa, and the theater was filled with africans and when spencer tracy ruled at the end and he was the one holding that, because catherine was for it all, and then he goes, the guy, african- american person, not african- american, african, he says, he talks like a jud

spencer christian is here with the timing. >> okay, here's a look at live doppler 7. our next storm is on the way. you see the spotty areas of moisture to our south, this sorm is coming from the southwest and will hit monterey first, then the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. the storm breaks 2 on the storm impact scale, moderate intensity. it will move through the bay area tonight and tomorrow morning bringing periods of heavy rain, damaging wind, a chance of thunderstorms, and dangerous surf. here's our forecast animation starting at 5:00 this afternoon. by that time, which is only ahour away, we expect rain to have developed in parts of the sut bay and perhaps the peninsula as well. by 8:00 tonight we expect to see areas of widespread rainfall, mainly moderate, but there could be heavy downpours. another wave of stronger or stormier weather around midnight. that pattern will continue overnight and into the early morning commute. it's going to be a wet and windy commute and looks like it's going to be a wet and windy day for much of the day tomorrow. i'll have

. >> i'm spencer christian tracking that storm that will bring us rain, wind and improved air quality. a closer look coming un. >>> breaking news that could impact your thanksgiving meal place. the cdc says throw out romaine lettuce. >> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." >>> we are ready for the rain, but we want to make sure everyone knows to do what they can. >> we're ready for our first moderate storm since april, but are we really ready for what it is going to bring? good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we have been waiting for rain for week goes to help clear our smoky air and put out the fire in butte county. on the bottom of your screen you see a list of the air quality ratings in the bay area. >> this rain could be too much of a good thing. first let's hear from "abc 7 news" weather anchor spencer christian on what to expect from tomorrow's storm. >> let's look at live doppler seven. you can see the storm approaching right now. it is offshore, ranks two on the storm impact scale, a storm of moderate intensity. light rain is hitting

. >>> i'm spencer christian. a storm is moving into the bay area right now. i'll give you a closer look in just a moment. >>> former san francisco mayor ed lee receives a rare honor, almost a year after his death. >>> brace yourself. the worst of this week's storms is closing in on the bay area right now, and it is sticking around for a while too. good evening, thank you for joining us. >> tomorrow's morning commute could bear the brunt of this storm which now ranks 3, strong, on the abc 7 news storm impact scale. >> the storm is starting south and working its way north, not the typical path. rainy santa cruz is on the left. that's san rafael on the right. still dry for the most part for now. >> abc 7 news was in orinda today when pg&e crews removed trees near power lines. >> we want to make sure the vegetation is safe, we want to make sure it doesn't make contact with our lines. we're going above and beyond for safety. >> pg&e had plans to remove these trees anyway but it's good timing. tonight's storm has the potential for damaging winds and a high wind wat

darcy spencer live in woodbridge. thank you. open our nbc washington app and stay with news4 for continuing coverage on the woodbridge shooting and double homicide. we'll bring new you'v any new developments on news4 today. we start at 4 a.m. >>> okay. well go to decision 2018 now. the campaigning going into overdrive today with president trump and former president obama holding rallies in key .stat the battle for control of the house and the senate up for grabs. nbc's kelly o'donnell down the last-minute campaign blitz. >> reporter: a megawatt matchup made by these unpredictable midterms. toy two presidents on the trail, 45 -- a this is like being at georgia football game. >> and 44 back in action. >> i've been doing a little campaigning, but i'm a little out of shape. >> reporter: president trump putting some distancemsetween f and the fate of house republicans as he left the white house. >>he difference is i can't campaign for all of those house s, there are so many of them. >> reporter: but claiming he has been an asset to r

. >> one of my favorite scenes in movies is "guess who's coming to dinner" and spencer tracy and he has 24 hours to make up his mind about interracial marriage and he finally gets -- he hears all this stuff and he goes out on the terrace in san francisco overlooking the golden gate bridge and he says i'll be darned. a judge must always ask himself, ask herself, why am i about to do this? and you owe that to the litigants. you owe the litigant the duty every time that litigant comes before you of asking yourself anew why you are doing this and this is the oath that you take and sometimes you surprise yourse yourself. in the gay marriage case you mentioned, we found that there were over 100,000 young children who were the children of gay parents. and to say they should be stigmatized by a governmental action seemed to be wrong. >> i was watching "guess who's coming to dinner swaziland africa in a theater filled with africans" and when spencer tracy ruled again -- he wassing back because katharine hepburn was for it and he was against and then the african person says he talks like a judge.

spencer, 2 feet away. two faces. it's also describing me when it says two faces. don't tell anyone. handwriting and text as well. probably a close—up of a cell phone. ai — maybe it should stand for assistive intelligence. that's what this guy thinks. on the technology. when we don't know what to do and i think that is the best description. is it is the opposite of natural stupidity. quickly and looking smart? capability. is all of this became data. the world became data. to look very smart and intelligence. you've got pretty high standards, i like that. that is actually artificially intelligent? and like humans do, and do so in the face of uncertainty. and do things like one—shot learning, instant learning. to react to things they encounter. that is the kind of thing that i want to see. do we have anything like that? no, and i don't think they have even achieved that. to all kinds of stimuli. in a real world. and that has led to intelligence. even the smallest creatures have intelligence. learning. what is yourjob? it is the cto of ai, i know. no, not yet. i

in princeor 's county, darcy spencer, news4. >>ow let's get look at some of that unseasonably cold forecast. >> lauryn ricketts is watching things for us in the weath >> good morning, guys. darcy talking about possibly icy patches being the culpritso for accidents. we did have some icy patches out there this morning because the temperatures were so cold. ose temperatures haven warmed up too much. that's mainly due to the cloud cover out there. you can seeemperatures are in the 30s across the area, low 30s at the freezin mark or below. gaithersburg coming in at 27 right now. again, we do have the cloud cover. no rain out there, no snow out there, and even if we widen this out, you can see we're dryor the most part until tomorrow. we do have a winter weather advisory now for shenandoah county, page county, going back out t westernmaryland. this begins at 3 a.m. tonight, it continues until noon on saturday. freezing rain and sleet could be in the forecast and they may have to expand that. i'm going to show you the timing on possibl

spencer. >> a little left after a forceful bought of rainfall this morning. little pockets of moisture scattered about. just light showers from oakland to san ramon. we'll see light to moderate showers. here is the forecast animation starting at midnight. as we get into the early morning hours, there won't be much left. by 9:00 in the morning, we'll have sunny skies over of the bay area. >>> a snowy mess on the roads if you are headed up to tahoe. look at this. cars backed up. all traffic stopped because of spin outs. right now, no chains required but check before you hit the road. all of that snow has been mostly good news. sugar bowl is delaying tomorrow's early opening. you can stay on top of the weather with the abc 7 news app. see the live doppler 7 and web cams. a ferry crashed not once twice into a dock. new details. >> the damaged ferry boat behind me will have to be towed back and that will likely happen tomorrow. can you see two large punctures and two docks that are dodged as well. as you can see from this witness video, people knew something was w

spencer, where are you putting your money? and where do you think there is overhype? >> i go back to bitcoin. at -- they want to find out what is the next bitcoin. again, money is a network effect. bitcoin has the largest established network effect. it is excelling at the programmable values. we are going to continue to follow this. thank you both for weighing in. coming in, apple introduced a slew of new iphones a couple of months ago. now, the company is slashing orders for all of them. will the holidays be enough to get them back on track? this is bloomberg. ♪ anchor: apple is dragging down the larger market once again after announcing it cut orders on its latest iphones. they slashed production orders due to lower than expected demand. they speculate the higher prices may g -- maybe driving customers to older models. defended taking google, of dollars from calling it search engine the best. drops, butear these now we hear that all three are being cut. how alarming is this? >> it is very alarming. this happened a year ago when the iphone x came out. the results t

i'm here at battery spencer and as you can see, the fog is extremely thick, so you can't quite see what the air quality looks like, but i can tell you the air quality is worse today. now it's not as bad as it was over the weekend. this air quality this weekend was the worst air quality every recorded here in the bay area. the air quality index was nearly 300 on friday through yesterday morning and last night it dropped down to 16 which is much lwer than it was but still considered unhealthy. in addition to the air quality, the golden gate bridge is under a heavy fog advisory today and while onshore fog sounds like a good thing, it's not strong enough to clear the air.and although the air quality is much better than it was this weekend, i spoke to a gentleman who says he's going to the city to escape what he thinks has been the worst."the smoke today is much worse. i went into airnow.com, and in my opinion it's worse than what they say, from my standpoint - from the person that's breathing it in." now today's air quality isn't as bad as it was over the weekend. it's between 151 to 200 wh

while the flames consume the homes residents john breaux is in a desperate bid to escape in front of spencer rapidly that families had no choice but to take roots are already enveloped by fire the whole house is just gone. long periods of drought have created tinderbox conditions and on the fire to spread quickly the situation is unlikely to improve through. the challenge also for us is that we are at the beginning of a significant santa ana wind event that will last a number of days right now we have somewhere between four and five hundred five firefighters on scene many more on request and will be coming in having bad escape with their lives residents are in for a shock when they return to find that paradise lost. to football in germany biggest match of the season takes place on saturday known as dec classic out at pittsburgh. dortmund against defending champions by munich in the lake of dortmund undefeated so far this season making the hottest club right now i think even the best chance they've had any is to beat. dortmund have looked like a well oiled machine through the first ten but ju

12% en un periodo de tres años los fondos de las escuelas >>> se destinará millones de dólares para spencer legal a quienes reciban órdenes de desalojo. >>> este es el primer programa y el segundo en toda la nación hicieron reajustes para este programa para los próximos años. >>> al menos cuatro personas recibieron heridas en la noche el incidente ocurrió cuando realizaron una vigilia y el ocupante de un carro en marcha abrió fuego contra quienes están afuera de la vivienda las víctimas son una mujer y tres hombres que se reportan en condición estable. >>> la policía lanza una alerta en la que los delincuentes llaman diciendo que son de otra agencia de la ley y le piden a sus víctimas enviar dinero a una cuenta falsa a través de western union. >>> una joven en una de los tantos abogados que representa a joaquín guzmán loera, conversaron en exclusiva con ella. >>> me dijeron luego que el cliente era el chapo >>> jamás pensó que su primer caso como abogada con tan solo 26 años de edad fuera a defender a uno de los hombres más conocidos. >>> yo sabía que había una serie de

>>> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> this has been a wet day before thanks goodbying. the roadways are congested because the rain continues to fall. let me give you a closer look at areas of steadier, heavier rain. going north in the state 880. highway 880. 680 wet spots over the pavement. 580 as well. locally heavy down pours. farther north between rio vista, walnut grove gut an area of heavy down pours. mostly napa we have moderate to heavy rainfall. so the storm continues. it ranks one on the impact scale and for the remainder of the day and into the evening, we expect light to moderate rain general but there could be isolated down pours and this evening a possibility of an isolated thunderstorm or two. we do expect the rain to continue winding down and over to the sierra where it is snowing. but as the rain moves away from us our roadways will be wet and slippery. bare that in mind. in the sierra a winter storm warning in effect until 10:00 friday morning. 10 to 18 inches of snow. up to two feet in some areas. travel is not recmentded. improved air quality in the

he's here. [ tires screeching ] idge: yeah, that was spencer. he's gone. >> craig: he knows now. damn it! he knows, ridge. now he knows why i ruled against him -- because of you, because of what you asked me to do. >> katie: they can't get caught

thought about that because they are still working organisation public races so i'm a big fan of errol spencer and hessian cloth but i think the feather fellow is clever enough to get around that. maybe the bbc need to make more use of the law. if they can't get rid of this problem should bejust think about staying indoors? yes, indoors and someone else where the protesters and this chap can be seen. jean paul and mike, thank you both so much. on monday, simon mccoy was presented, afternoon, glide from outside parliament and top the audience through what was going on around him. as you can see the banners are back out. we are on a platform this week. that's the platform this week. that's the platform and what they have done is they have managed to get extension poles for the banners. for those of you treating me and seeing how on earth do you let that happen, we can stop if that's what they are doing. so what is it like trying to broadcast of the nation poll placards are being weighed behind you? for his personal perspective that i'm joined by simon mccoy. simon, we know viewers had been an ha

southbound 101 before spencer avenue, sausalito, two lanes blocked. maybe they are blocking the two lanes to get it back on the roadway and get it towed out. carpool lanes are open, but metering lights on quite early today. 5:18 the official time. so plan ahead. commute likely going to take you a little longer today. >>> the rain and wet roads are particularly a concern in the santa cruz mountains where there is potential for flooding and mudslides. >> as mike has been telling us, a bigger storm is on the way. matt keller is live on highway 17. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. we have drizzle up here, foggy conditions as well at the summit. i checked the chp website. you know there will be trouble on days like this, and there is. there was an accident reported just north of the summit here. right now they are saying there are no injuries. that's the good news. public works will be here as well. they are still doing work on storm damage from two years ago. a team of only 45 to repair and maintain miles of county roads. they have del

next speaker, please. >> my name is spencer pawn, and i'm one of the owners of fireside camera. rich did a very good job of talking about our stores. the only thing i have left to say is the retail brick and mortar business is very difficult now adays, especially photo, because you can go on-line and get things. it's been a very difficult time. we're just happy that the legacy program's considering us and think that it can help us in staying around because there's so few original san francisco camera stores left. there used to be tons, but in the last couple years, you saw gassers close, you saw sf discount close. previous, there were those like the photo factory and such. it's just really depressing for us, but we'd like to thank you for giving us this opportunity. >> great. thank you. any other members of the public who would like to make a comment on item number 4, legacy businesses? >> my name is henry canilo. president of council of district merchants. these are the jewels of our city. these are the jewels that people want to come and see and enjoy. i think it's really fant

a woman said 51-year-old mark spencer physically assaulted her. it turned in an all night stand-off that ended thursday when police shot tear gas under the house where spencer was finding. he was found unresponsive and died at the hospital. the coroner is trying to determine the exact cause of death. >> we have information that the individual may have been on narcotics or amphetamines or other substances that may have actually led to this rather than the tear gas itself. >> it is tear gas which qualifies as an officer-involved shooting. >>> a san jose family looking for a place to live after a fire burned down their home this morning. a neighbor shot that video on their cell phone. the fire started after 1:00 in the morning on martin avenue in san jose near the sap center. the flames started outside the house and spread into the house. at this point we don't know if anyone was injured. >>> jeff is back with us. usually this time of year we would be talking about next thursday. we are just talking about tomorrow, and if we can breathe any better. >

>>> i'm spencer christian with a live accuweather update. the weather is beginning to move out of the bay area into the sierra foothills. there's snow in the sierras. we have some showers and locally heavy downpours in the bay area and parts of the south bay and moving over to the east bay we have isolated clusters of downpours, lafayette, san ramon. we have reports of flash flooding and debris flows in the burn scar areas near paradise and durham where this has been extended until 9:15. a flash flood watch remains in effect, expected to expire at 4:00 p.m. what's left of our current storm ranks only one on the storm impact scales. we expect scattered showers, maybe isolated thunderstorms. showers will become lighter and more widely scattered. more showers are developing offshore and we could get more showers into the evening hours. pavement is wet and there is some ponding and pooling on the roadways. i'll have your accuweather seven- they are going after the meat. >> there is something behind the grass. >> the lion is alone and it has a wi

. >> i've come to the conclusion that spencer lacy could paddle board anything. he's in the grand canyon. i grade those five or greater. he's standing up on that paddle board. >> that is not just paddle board where you you are having fun. this is extreme. >> he doesn't fall. >> not the only scream thing you you are going to see in arizona. watch this. >> you've got four people on that paddle board. they are about to execute what i call the cirque du soleil move. r than four on a paddle board? five. the hand off. the catch. >> that is reallyisin >> what else is surprising? this is matt stevenson. he gets off the paddle board. on a rock and hops back on. all these people are great but this is "right this minute" and the last minute, he entertains us with a lot of his falls. he shows you, you know what, to be an expert, you got to practice and when you practice, you fall a lot. >> a.j. stunt on social media wowed us a few years ago when at seven years old, he was doing mayemrhen he first met him was because he had really long hair. he knew kids sometimes needed hair

you're putting the brakes on the spencer tower? >> bill: i may have some other plans for that property. >> justin: i want you to walk around that desk right now and put that necklace back on. >> bill: what are you talking about? what, you think i need a necklace to remind me what a badass i am? [southern accent] how many times do i have to tell you, i am the greatest of all times? >> justin: easy, champ. okay? >> bill: and, anyway, it's not in my desk. i gave it to brooke. >> justin: brooke, huh? >> bill: brooke. you know brooke. blond hair. green eyes. beautiful smile. brooke. >> justin: she's the reason you changed. >> bill: are you jealous? you -- lookit! you are! you're jealo-- you need a hug!

. >> ridge: don't let spencer get to you. he may have his own theory, but he doesn't know anything that could hurt us. >> brooke: how can you be so sure? >> ridge: i can be sure because he doesn't have any proof. there's no blackmail, there's no bribe. and the few people that know that i talked to craig, they're not saying anything. >> brooke: ridge, he said that somebody saw you. >> ridge: well, he's bluffing. >> brooke: well, then why does bill keep tracking me down and asking me about it? >> ridge: 'cause he can see the guilt on your face. >> brooke: it's not guilt. it's shame. i'm ashamed of what you did.

i almost killed bill spencer. >> steffy: but he's alive. you've done so much work to rehabilitate yourself since then. >> taylor: i have. i've -- i've been going to therapy. i'm doing everything i can to heal and rehabilitate myself, but that doesn't stop what i remember. i keep reliving going to bill's house that night and -- and picking up his gun. it'sri it haunts me.at if ha his min arge.effy:s go that he does?

thank you. >> i am spencer hudson on invisible centers... and we are opposed to this amendment and we ask that you vote no today. in 2016 a super majority of voters decided to increase the inclusionary rates for new developments. and at that time the board of supervisors agreed that two years was an adequate waiver for those developments. now as the deadline looms and dozens of developments have failed to move forward in a timely manner there appears to be concern that some of these developments will never get built. we disagree with that assessment. and we believe that the developer should be held accountable. with this amendment, the developers get an almost indefinite extension and dozens of affordable housing units that are mandated by corruption will never get built. housing delayed is housing denied. please do not deny affordable housing to the hundreds of low-income families who will desperately need that housing and will be severely and adverlease affected by -- adversely affected by this amendment. as elected supervisors, each of yo

darcy spencer, news 4. >>> today a judge ordered gonzalez to be held without bond. as for the dver of the tractor trailer, that person was cited for parking on the shouldenoand using emergency equipment. >>> now to an effort that means so much to us here at news 4, our food 4 families food drive. >> and thank to your donations, h are making sure local families in neee a warm meal this holiday. lawson museears, pat t has been the face of it all. >>nd you have some company there. >> reporter: yes, anothernd fr face, moises from telemundo 44, isn't it wonderful to see turnout? >> it is amazing. all the times that you see, all the people trying to contribute, simply bringing a small bag to say hey, i want to be a part of this. and it is initiative for us to help. it is thanksgiving, we need thee >> and so many people who do need, you know, the hunger isob m in our region and of course in the world. andt we ca solve the whole problem, but this is our way of saying we care andur doing little piece to try to save our piece of the world. >> and when we were a talki couplein