omar jimenez. (pam) (pam) smoke from the 'camp fire' is causing hazardous air quality conditions here in the bay area. health experts say, breathing- in particulate matter from the fire is dangerous. kron4's haaziq madyun talked with an east bay health official ... about the best ways to stay safe... (pkg) sotcontra costa county health services officer dr. chris farintano tells you what you need to know to protect yourself from particulate matter in the atmosphere as result of the firesot

omar jimenez reports from washington on what this means, and how the presidentis responding.. --reporter pkg-as follows-- michael cohenpresident trump's former personal attorneynow admits he made false statements to congress about the russia investigation. specifically, about a proposed trump tower project in moscowand when exactly those discussions ended.pres donald trump: "he's a weak person and by being weak, unlike other people that you watch, he's a weak person and what he's trying to do is get a reduced sentence."court documents say cohen attempted to conceal or minimize these facts...among others."the moscow project was discussed multiple times within the company and did not end in january 2016. instead, as late as approximately june 2016." ...after then-candidate trump had become the presumed republican nominee."cohen agreed to travel to russia in connection with the moscow project and took steps in contemplation of individual 1's possible travel to russia." individual one being donald trump.sen. mark warner- (d) virginia, vice chairman, us senate select committee on i

omar jimenez has the latest. michael cohenpresident trump's former personal attorneynow admits he made false statements to congress about the russia investigation. specifically, about a proposed trump tower project in moscowand when exactly those discussions ended.pres donald trump: "he's a weak person and by being weak, unlike other people that you watch, he's a weak person and what he's trying to do is get a reduced sentence."court documents say cohen attempted to conceal or minimize these facts...among others."the moscow project was discussed multiple times within the company and did not end in january 2016. instead, as late as approximately june 2016." ...after then-candidate trump had become the presumed republican nominee."cohen agreed to travel to russia in connection with the moscow project and took steps in contemplation of individual 1's possible travel to russia." individual one being donald trump.sen. mark warner- (d) virginia, vice chairman, us senate select committee on intelligence: "i think there'

omar jimenez reports. one of the busiest travel days of the yearwas short a lot of travel.winter weather turning the return from thanksgiving into chaos.tom fredricksen, passenger: "crazy backed up lines, people insane, people fighting to get in line. and everybody miserable. and the flights attendants and the tickets agents bless their heart but they're miserable, too."at one point more than 10 million people across the midwest under blizzard warnings on sunday over 15- hundred flights were cancelled, with delays to more than five thousand.the vast majority in kansas city and chicago.rahm emanuel, chicago mayor: "i wanna call on everybody to be extremely neighborly. check on anybody who is physically impaired in any way."chicago's o'hare international airport alone saw more than 800 cancellations monday with delays averaging close to an hour.but the problems weren't just limited to air travel.in kansasthe governor declared a state of emergency saying "we strongly recommend that you postpone travel plans i

omar jimenez is in washington with the latest. a little more than a weekthat's all the time congress has to avoid a potential government shutdown and there's a big wall in the way.the wall. pres donald trump/monday: we want to finish the walland in a new interviewpresident trump tells politico if congress ádoesn't appropriate five ábillion dollars for a border wall, he would "totally be willing" to shut down the government.áhouse republicans have passed a bill with five billion for the wall.rep kevin mccarthy / -r- majority leader: we've seen what is happening along the southern border. i am hopeful now that that changes and that we can solve this problem and make sure our borders are secured and everyone realizes our immigration system is broken - that we can solve this problem once and for all.the ásenate needs democratic support for the billand bipartisan negotiators have only agreed to 1-point-6 billion dollars for any border wall.nowhere near the president's target. sen. lindsey graham/ -r- south carolina: secure the bord

(ken)omar jimenez is outside of that bar with the latest. nats sound of gunshots, victim running, shouting: "guys run! he's coming out this door!" sheriff geoff dean, ventura county, ca: "it's a horrific scene in there. there is blood everywhere.""college night" - a night of fun and letting loose at the borderline bar and grill..took a dark turn into a horrifying scene of a massacre.9-1-1 dispatch: "suspect is a white male, approximately eight, shot, weapon was a black-semi automatic."the f-b-i says it was ian david long, a former marine, who opened fire inside the bar..killing at least 12 people before, one authority believes, taking his own life. the mystery puzzling investigators is: why did he do it?right now - they're going through his home, his car and his belongings in search of clues.captain garo kuredjian, ventura county sheriff's office: "we're hoping to find information that will help us identify what the motive was for this sick, sick depraved individual."officials say long had had encounters with police. as recently as april, wh

i'm omar jimenez reporting. (pam) back clos to home... the camp wildfire continues to rage causing destruction in butte county. and tonight-- there is a desperate search for dozens of people who are still missing. fire crews have released a detailed list of at least 103 people who are missing.(ken) 56 people have been killed in butte county-- and more than 10,000 structures have burned to the ground. kron 4's j-r stone is in paradise tonight-- a town that has been wiped out by the fire. (jr)still lots of damage out here. they have started towing cars but they have a long way to gosot everything is tough i'm just confused and scared... jessamy cartwright's home burned down and with her boyfriend at a hospital for an injury she is sleeping in a parking lot by herself. knowing that this is what's left of her home is not easy. sot don't want to go to evacuation center...need to mourn myself.hundreds of evacuees have set up tents near the walmart in chico. while all appears to be going well here some say it isn't going well for other evacuees

reporter omar jimenez was on the front lines of the fire... and right before he was supposed to do a live report... flames forced him and the crew to get out of there. we on the outskirts of the woolsey fire right now. you can see we're on the other side of the 101 freeway. it's already jumped and this is what officials fear. you feel this wind that's been coming lot of these flames spreading, and you can see how low the visibility actually is here right now. this place actually a little bit too unsafe for us to be right now so we're gonna try and get to a safer location. but you see this wind coming through. again this is a fire that went from 2000 acres to 8000 acres in just a matter of hours from thursday night into friday, and crews are just trying to maintain any sort of control on it. you hear sirens going, they are attacking this from the ground and from the air as well. and when you talk about the fires across this region this isn't just the only one you have this one going on. also the hill fire here in southern california as well. an

jimenez reports, the effects of the ongoing tariffs have shown no signs of slowing down and could have an even bigger impact on u.s. consumers, manufacturers, and farmers after the midterms. the world's two biggest economies, locked in a trade war with no substantial progress toward an end from either side.the latest move coming this week as the u.s. restricts software and technology exports to a state-backed chinese company, citing security interests. president donald trump / wednesday: the fact is we've got to start taking care of our own country. because we were taking care of other countries and we were letting our country go to hell in trade and in so many other ways.but the president acknowledging the two sides are speaking, tweeting, "just had a long and very good conversation with president xi jinping of china. we talked about many subjects, with a heavy emphasis on trade." meanwhile the total of more than $360 billion worth of tariffs from both sides are starting to have real effects on americans, with several thousand u.s. goods affected. among them, soybeans.ron heck, iowa f

latest decision.in washington, i'm omar jimenez. (vicki) need to keep up with your four main elf food groups? we have a sugar rush you're not going to want to miss... all inspired by your favorite christmas elf. (grant) they're back... the spice girls are reuniting! (vicki) members of the british girl group announced a reunion tour on social media monday. four of the original members -- emma "baby spice" bunton...geri "ginger spice" halliwell horner... melanie "sporty spice" chisholm, and melanie "scary spice" brown will be together on stage again. posh spice victoria beckham will not be a part of the reunion. the spice world u-k tour kicks off june of 2019. tickets go on sale saturday... november tenth. (grant) a-m-c theaters is raising the price for its ticket app "stubs a-list" in select states. a-m-c plans to charge 23-95 -- up from 19- 95 -- to new customers in california, connecticut, massachusetts, new jersey and new york. 35 other states will keep the 19-95 a month rate. a-m-c says that stubs a-list has "beat all membership

reporter omar jimenez is in washington with the latest on the funding fight. a little more than a weekthat's all the time congress has to avoid a potential government shutdown and there's a big wall in the way.the wall. pres donald trump/monday: we want to finish the walland in a new interviewpresident trump tells politico if congress ádoesn't appropriate five ábillion dollars for a border wall, he would "totally be willing" to shut down the government.áhouse republicans have passed a bill with five billion for the wall.rep kevin mccarthy / -r- majority leader: we've seen what is happening along the southern border. i am hopeful now that that changes and that we can solve this problem and make sure our borders are secured and everyone realizes our immigration system is broken - that we can solve this problem once and for all.the ásenate needs democratic support for the billand bipartisan negotiators have only agreed to 1-point-6 billion dollars for any border wall.nowhere near the president's target. sen. lindsey graham/ -r- south carolina: secure the bord

jimenez who is live in los angeles county.. with the latest on all of theires burning across the state. omar? as firefighters take control of the woolsey and camp fires in california... many people remain missingsergeant steve collins/ butte county sheriff's investigations: "there are a lot of people that want some answers. they are depending on us to find their loved one."the national guard is assisting in the searchsifting through debris and turning over rubble... looking for bodiesthe grim task is taking it's toll on crewssergeant steve collins/ butte as firefighters take control of the woolsey take control as firefighters omar? state.across the burning all of the fires burning across the state. omar? as firefighters take control of the woolsey and camp fires in california... many people remain missingsergeant steve collins/ butte county sheriff's investigations: "there are a lot of people that want some answers. they are depending on us to find their loved one."the national guard is assisting in the searchsifting through de

omar jimenez reports on the possible long term effects of the ongoing trade war. the world's two biggest economies, locked in a trade war with no substantial progress toward an end from either side.the latest move coming this week as the u.s. restricts software and technology exports to a state-backed chinese company, citing security interests. president donald trump / wednesday: the fact is we've got to start taking care of our own country. because we were taking care of other countries and we were letting our country go to hell in trade and in so many other ways.but the president acknowledging the two sides are speaking, tweeting, "just had a long and very good conversation with president xi jinping of china. we talked about many subjects, with a heavy emphasis on trade." meanwhile the total of more than $360 billion worth of tariffs from both sides are starting to have real effects on americans, with several thousand u.s. goods affected. among them, soybeans.ron heck, iowa farmer: it's a matter of concern when your largest soybean export customer is having nego

omar jimenez has the latest from washington. president trump: "the unemployment rate just fell to the lowest level in over 50 years more americans working now than anytime in history." president trump and republicans are banking on the strong economy heading into the áfinal weekend before the midterm elections.the latest jobs report shows 250 thousand added jobs in octobermuch higher than expected.kevin hassett/chairman, council of economic advisers: "we've got wage growth that's the highest we've seen in a decade, we've got a 250,000 person job number that despite the hurricane and we're seeing people reconnect to the labor force."that labor force participation rateat its highest level since may 2010. kevin hassett/chairman, council of economic advisers: "the people that had been previously disconnected from society, discouraged because they were long term unemployed because of the great recession, they're really coming back into the labor market in droves."the unemployment rate in this report stayed and wages grew a little ov

in thousand oaks, california, i'm omar jimenez reporting. ( robin ) the mayor of thousand oaks came out and urged people to come out and give blood... and they answered. you can see the long lines of people .. who came out in droves to help those injured by the thousand oaks shooting. the mayors office was getting calls from the community on how and where to give blood. and those who came out said, they were just glad to help. <"to hear that so many kids went out for college i just have a good time and then they were murdered. this is really sad and i'm very appalled and ashamed of the world at this point. but there's just been so many shootings i just it's it's not it's not fair and i think it's all of us can help them we can kind of make a difference.">( robin ) the help was so important because with so many people injured, the hospitals needed all the donations they could get. ( robin ) the thousand oaks shooting is hitting home here in the bay area, one of the victims was from in the north bay and had just graduated from vintage high school in ( robin )throughout the day thursday...

omar jimenez is in malibu this morning with the latest on all of these fires. with firefighters struggling to get a grasp on two major fires in california... a new one erupts in san bernardino countythe sierra fire spread quickly fanned by santa ana winds and feeding on heavy vegitationfurther north... firefighters finally made with firefighters struggling to get a grasp on two major fires in california... a new one erupts in san bernardino countythe sierra fire spread quickly fanned by santa ana winds and feeding on heavy vegitation further north... firefighters finally made some headway on the camp fire... the deadliest and most destructive fire in state historyjonathan forester/ cal fire "a very successful dlity"// "we are not fully out ofhe calmer winds in the forecast will help firefighters in the days ahead... but rain is still more than a week away. despite losing everything... some heros emerged from the crisisthat can just go from a home to nothing. how can an entire house just be gone?"birgitte randall organized a free clinic at this pop-up shelter in

jimenez reporting. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... to check on our weather... with chiernow: fire danger will be running high tonight and into friday. winds could gust as high as 50 to 60 mph over the mountains. high pressure will bring sunny skies for the rest of the bay area. it will be clear, chilly and windy tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. it will be sunny and windy at times tomorrow with highs in the 70s even near the coast. a weak sea breeze will return for the weekend to cool temperatures near the coast and reduce fire danger. the weather pattern looks dry for the next 7 days. the polls have been closed for nearly a day.. but we'll tell you why san mateo is still counting ballots. (grant) dozens of people have become infected, and at least ten people have died... as health officials are trying to get to the bottom of a viral outbreak. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore

jimenez who is live in los angeles county.. with the latest on all of theires burning across the state. omar? as firefighters take control of the woolsey and camp fires in california... many people remain missingsergeant steve collins/ butte county sheriff's investigations: "there are a lot of people that want some answers. they

(robin) omar jimenez has more from atlanta where the world's busiest airport is feeling that last minute rush. another thanksgivingáanother increase in travel.more than 54 million americans are expected to go 50 miles or more away from home this holiday. another thanksgivingá another thanksgivingáanother increase in travel.more than 54 million americans are expected to go 50 miles or more away from home this holiday.that's almost a five percent increase from last yearand the most in close to 15 years. (2005)here's how the numbers break down via triple- a:the vast majority of travelers will be driving48.5 million people are expected to hit the road.then...close to 1.5 million people are expected to take trains, buses, and cruise ships.with a little over á4 million expected to áfly an increase over last year.in fact, airlines for america is forecasting an áall-time high for air travel during the 12- day thanksgiving holiday period.they say the busiest átimes for flying will be the day before thanksgiving and the sunday áafter, which is expected to be the busiest travel day of the w

(robin) omar jimenez has more from atlanta where the world's busiest airport is feeling that last minute rush. another thanksgivingáanother increase in travel.more than 54 million americans are expected to go 50 miles or more away from home this holiday.that's almost a five percent increase from last yearand the most in close to 15 years. (2005) here's how the numbers break down via triple-a:the vast majority of travelers will be driving48.5 million people are expected to hit the road. then...close to 1.5 million people are expected to take trains, buses, and cruise ships.with a little over á4 million expected to áfly an increase over last year.in fact, airlines for america is forecasting an áall-time high for air travel during the 12- day thanksgiving holiday period.they say the busiest átimes for flying will be the day before thanksgiving and the sunday áafter, which is expected to be the busiest travel day of the week.many airlines and airports are making accommodations.but no matter how you're traveling this holiday...whether by plane, train, or car...be sure to pack some patie

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