emily turner has the details that read like an espionage thriller. >> reporter: prosecutors accused the former employees of spying on at least 6,000 different twitter accounts. some of whom were known to be saudi critics, and they were paid, they say, in cash at least one luxury watch. u.s. citizen i cannot abele lama was taken into custody. another, a saudi citizen, fled the country. according to the washington post, one of the accounts accessed belongs to a dissident who later became close to jamal khashoggi. the post columnist and saudi dissident killed by saudi agents last year. tonight, twitter tells cbs news it's cooperating with the fbi. in the newsroom, i'm emily turner. >>> two inmates behind bars and under tighter security at the monterey county jail tonight after being on the run for several days. the doors were closed on four days of freedom, as santos fonseca, and jonathan salazar were ushered back into the salinas jail in handcuffs. the feds captured the murder suspects hundreds of miles away near the mexican border after getting a tip that they were in tijuana. the escape

emily turner with kpix 5. >>> vice president mike pence continues to be full of surprises. today, he visited u.s. troops in iraq and made promises of pay raises. >> in our budget negotiations with congress, as we speak, we are fighting to secure another pay raise, it will be the biggest pay raise in nine years. we will keep it coming, we will keep supporting you and your families. >> someone asked him about president trump's recent decision to withdraw forces from northern syria, he said the president will always look for opportunities to bring troops home. >>> in washington, house democrats plan our next steps in an impeachment inquiry following five days of public hearings. >> kenneth craig said president trump tweeted today about the man leading the proceedings on capitol hill. >> reporter: after five days of impeachment hearings wrapped up this week, president trump said he does not think house democrats will impeach him. the president tweeted intelligence committee chairman adam schiff will be compelled to testify should the democrats decide to go forward with the impe

. >> i'm emily turner on fire watch this morning. police arrested a man for setting series of wildfires yesterday. crews responded to eight small fires near the dry creek pioneer regional park. that is just east of union city. >> officers say this man roman monta vo started those fires and all have been contained. about ten acres of parkland went up in flames. no buildings were damaged. >>> a search for a suspect who stole a stran with dozens of san jose police uniforms. >> more about the carjack case. >> reporter: a police source says a driver for a dry clear rest cleaning service that picks up and cleans and drops off uniforms here at the police department was carjacked yesterday morning. inside the van more than 60 uniforms. >> it would be a disaster if someone got ahold of these uniforms and started committing crimes. >> reporter: san jose police are trying to find who stole a van with nose uniforms of all ranks. the suspect approached the driver of the van and de plannednd he gets out here on rebecca way. it is unknown if the th

i'm emily turner. >>> we begin with draking news in san francisco. video from the app showing a fire this morning. the is happening around 18th and castro street. no word on exactly which build asking involved but that area is parked with bars and restaurants. so far no injuries. >>> a stretch of 680 in san jose is open. a driver was treated at the scene. >>> here's eyelike live look at the synura testify bridge wherely bonn cutting event is set for this evening that will allow bicyclist and loren counties. we are having issues along the coast. zero visibility which is better than it was. oakland not great. 3 tenths of a mile. all the way up to the delta, three tenths of a mile in napa. it is a very foggy cloudy start for most of us. this is a live look of fse but you can only see a few lights. that the likely going to be causing flight delays. currently 49 degrees in concord. a little warmer in san jose. those temperatures are going to climb and we will top out above average. foggy along the coast as around the bay. then in those inland areas we mig

in the newsroom, i am emily turner. >> cbs news will be there to give you complete coverage of the hearings tomorrow morning here on kpi x five. and we will also be streaming on our website. >>> during the hearing, mike pence will be 3000 miles away raising money here in california, stopping in orange county, monterey county, and the bay area. on thursday he will be discussing returning astronauts returning to the moon. and hillary clinton says she is under enormous pressure from many people, to run for president again. her response, never say nowhere never say never. >>> michael bloomberg has put his name on the ballot, another step toward officially announcing a presidential bid. and today, the largest union of registered nurses says it is endorsing bernie sanders for president, he will be here friday for the official endorsement. >>> known for his role in kung fu, now he is facing eviction, this local celebrity is getting the boot. >>> the great debates in berkeley over the fate of these traffic circle trees. will they live another day? [ music ] >> it is finished, the celebration >>> ne

and, he says if i was younger and he was older, he would marry me. [ laughter ] >> reporter: emily turner, kpix5. >>> ladies and gentlemen, from the san francisco bay area to brazil, people who tuned in the find out when will this fog go away. the answer is 10:00 tomorrow morning. maybe 10:05. but in the meantime, it is forming tonight. and as a result, the numbers are in the 50s and 60s . a fairly chilly finish to this saturday. highs today, san francisco managed only 63. in oakland, it was 68. in santa rosa, 69. as we look from high across the sales force tower cam. concord is at 62. so things have settled back into the 50s and 60s . a nice day today. and tomorrow will be mostly an encore performance. the numbers could get bumped up get. fog and clouds will be back tonight. but overall, things are not changing much. high pressure to the west. low pressure over the southland is exactly what was happening last weekend. that's what will be happening the week ahead as a result. there is no rain in sight. tomorrow morning starts out very nicely. clouds and fog by the shoreline around the bay

. >>> i'm emily turner. we have video into the newsroom. all this wet weather that we are experiencing it started in morgan hill. it certainly is slick. we had rain drops on the windshield. hopefully this will not last long. the brunt of the cold front is moving through. and contra costa county where it's already moved through. the residents are seeing a brief break from the wind and rain. it has put a damper on evening plans. we did catch some people out there braving the 40 degree weather. some people said they were thoroughly unprepared. >> it felt good earlier today. it was a good idea this morning. maybe not so much right now. i am all right. >> short sleeves not the option. you are going to need a jacket for the next several days as those temperatures begin to drop. >>> we are right in the peak of this whole storm. by that i mean the most impressive rain is right over the middle of the bay area. take a look at hd doppler. you can see that bright orange gash. perfectly painted over where the majority of us live. let's go in for a close

emily turner, kpix 5. >> and kpix 5 has you covered for election day. we'll bring you the results and action live on air and on kpix.com. >>> tonight we get a look at a billion dollar marijuana bust just made in southern california. in fact you're looking at the estimated street value of 10 million plants seized in the small city of arvin. they're being grown as legal hemp, but apparently contain illegal amounts of thc. so far no word on who was g eter ve been any arrests. >>> well giin tech and hollywood collide for a night of glitz, glamour, and science. >> betty yu is there with the highlights and a special honor for a young bay area teen. >> reporter: it's called the oscars of science, prize award at the nasa research center brings together the best of hollywood with silicon valley's elites. what comes to mind when you hear the word scientist? >> scientists are sexy. >> reporter: it's a meeting between the worlds of science, entertainment, and tech. facebook's powerful ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife. the google co-founder, and the youtube ceo. the

kpix 5's emily turner anchored our first live stream today. what will we be seeing on cbsn bay area? >> a lot of exciting content, and also new content, and you can watch it whenever and wherever. our focus is on local stories. of course we live stream our newscasts, but we have 3 additional hours of unique content produced specifically for the streaming platform. we go live at 1:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., and 8:00 p.m., and in between we update stories live and in real time. we'll also stream breaking news and press conferences when and as this i happen. again you can watch it whenever and wherefore on your favorite platform, the cbs news app or kpix.com. with these potential public safety power shutdowns, it will be a great resource for viewers. >> thank you for that. >>> coming up next, the plan to take down the bay area's top predator. ons could get the green light. >> plus a big change in policing for one city in alameda county. why officers won't be enforcing certain types of crime. >> they need to bring down the percentage of black people bein

. >> i'm emily turner on fire watch this morning. police arrested a man for setting series of wildfires yesterday. ew

turner anchored our first live streaming newscast today, and emily, tell us more about what we'll see on cbsn bay area. >> there's a lot of exciting content you can see. not only can you see it 24/7, it's also free on various mobile devices as well as the website. we concentrate heavily on local content, but you'll also see state content and possibly national content as well. it's really, really interesting. we also have live interviews, live press conferences, in addition to streaming our kpix and kbcw newscasts, we have 3 hours of unique content specially made for this platform that we regularly update throughout the day. so if you want local news that's up to the minute, that's the place to go to watch it. and you can watch it on various different mobile devices as well as online. you can go to our website, kpix.com or you can download the kpix mobile app and watch it any apple tv, fire tv, roku, xbox, play station, all of it is available there. we definitely want you to be able to tune in. >> very exciting stuff. all right, emily, thank you so much. >>> all right, one of the thing

emily turner anchored our first live stream today. what else will we see on cbsn bay area? >> so much. there's a lot of exciting content. it's whenever and wherever you want it and of course it's free. our focus is on local stories. we live stream our kpix and kbcw newscasts but we also have 3 additional hours of unique content that's produced especially for the streaming platform. we go live with that at if bet we update the stories live and in real time. we'll also stream breaking news and press conferences when and as they happen. lots of exciting stuff. if you want an update check it out with us. check it out on our cbs news app or your favorite mobile device platforms. >>> all right, sounds great. we'll see you. thanks emily. >>> let's get you over to darren peck who's watching the weather, and we expect some wind tomorrow. >> yes, but more noticeably by wednesday morning, and if you enjoyed the low 80s for inland highs today, this is probably the last time we're going to do that. take a look at that list right there. it probably seems like it's nothing big, like it's

emily turner joins us with the ceos plan to keep renter safe, what will be new? >> reporter: tonight, airbnb says it will spend the next year verifying all 7 million of its listings. five people were killed last thursday when gunfire erupted and then on authorized at an unauthorized telling party in orinda, whoever opened fire is still on the loose more than 100 people gathered at the airbnb after the renter posted ads for the party on social media. now, airbnb says it's goal is to improve user trust and safety. san francisco based time- sharing company will look into the accuracy of rental house photos, the addresses and the details about each unit. >> we will make sure that 100% of host, and 100% of listings will be reviewed at the end of next year, with the intention of having 100% of the things being verified. it will be, essentially, a combination of the company and the community. we will use technology, we will use guests, we will get a confidence score but make sure that we can stand behind every single listing. >> reporter: airbnb's goal is to have everyt

. >> emily turner shows us together might actually be a bit of a strong term. >> it was an interesting exchange. the district attorney did appear to be keeping an eye on mayor london breed from apart. as you know, he defeated her preferred candidate to win last week's election. community leaders called the event to demand action to chinatown seniors after a violent attack that happened this weekend. in her comments, the mayor made a point at one end out with the new da should do about it. >> now, it is up to the district attorney's office to hold the people that are the perpetrators of these crimes accountable. >> is the number one priority for my administration is to enforce the laws with regards to serious and violent crimes like this one and hold people accountable, not just in ways that signify the severity of the crime, but also in ways that break the cycle and prevent this sort of thing from occurring again in the future. >> boudin is the son of antiwar radicals who was sent to prison for murder and ran on a promise to reform the print terminal justice system. his swearing-in dat

i'm emily turner. >>> the fall democratic convention. he is trying to cement his surge in the polls. >> stop tearing each thare hopeful. >> and as one questions. >> we have felt a lot of momentum of the ground especially with the work we have been doing. over 100 organizers building relationships and getting our message out. now we even know we not as well known as my competitors. >> but pete buttigieg says he is known to california voters and a familiar face but struggling in the polls and dis missing reports she is struggling in the campaign. a.i. do believe it is the hard work and the smart work of the people working on the campaign that got me to where we are today. we have to focus on the real issues in front of us lake we have an impeachment hearing going on, we have a criminal living in the white house, we have immigrants who are afraid of leaving their homes. >> amy klobuchar. >>> here in california, there have been laws and have made if rest it difficult for people to get zoning to be able to create affordable care actable housi

. >>> let's get a check of our local weather in the weather center with emily turner. >>> last week, it was windy and dry and today, it is really foggy. there is a fog advisory in effect. a lot of us are taking a look at. you can kind of, at the top of the screen, start to see over the top. it will happen at 6:43 but in the meantime, you are socked in. if you're hitting the roads this morning anywhere along the coast were the north bridges, any of those low-lying areas, be careful and take it slow. concorde, 43. san francisco, 51. this high pressure system that is creating:ridge is pretty much strong-arming any kind of weather or moisture up and over us so we will not be seeing any kind of precipitation for quite some time. potentially, the end of next week. after that log rolls back to the coast, we will be nice, dry and mild all the way through the weekend. we do have a warm up sunday going into monday as that high pressure system remains. so i am talking about our futurecast. it is not until about the 16th that we have a slight chance of rain. so we are falling behind as far as th

. >> and i'm emily turner. let's go to the weather. there are lots of things to talk about when it comes to the weather. wind, rain and snow. not as fashion far as you can see from the camera. nice and clear and about to change in the next couple of hours. our current temperature in the 30s in several places like santa rosa 35 and livermore 3. closer to san francisco in the 40s. your breakfast forecast waking up, not raining but it will happen today. by mid-morning we will see a few rain drops and chilly for all of us except the inland areas, you may see a few showers in the afternoon. your on the later end of it. your headlines for today. a cold start. it won't be as cold as yet but it will the rain will begin mid-morning from the coast to the inland areas later in the afternoon. the wind will pick up and the rain will pick up and that will be the case all the way through until about midweek and then on the back end of that, we have a break before we have more storms. our high temperatures for today. pretty much a mix of the 50s and 4

i'm emily turner. >> i'm devon fehely. a sheriff noticed big john williams was shot and killed in a gas station in hainville while responding to a call last night. johnson was the first elected sheriff in 2010. so far, few details were released about what led up to the shooting. >> and investigators said the suspect william chase johnson was arrested without incident after he returned to the gas stationand midnight. >>> a step toward recovery in el paso, texas, 3 months after the deadly shooting in a wal- mart there. the officials dedicated the grand condella to 22 victims of that massacre. the monument features 22 individual arcs coming together to form one 30-foot candle. el paso's mayor spoke to the crowd at the unveiling yesterday. >> the community, our region has experienced much pain this year. >> the accused de not guilt in a texas am crew. he said he drove to el paso to harm latinos. mexican officials are seeking to extradite him for terrorism. >>> and the trump administration has begun a new phase of the immigrati

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i'm emily turner. >> i'm devon foley. this morning, a violent crime on the streets of santa rosa. a man was walking on north denton avenue at 940time last night when he was approached by two suspects. one of the suspects pulled out a black handgun shooting the victim twice. the suspects then ran away. the zoom was taken to the hospital and is being treated for life-threatening injuries. the gunman is described as an hiss panning man in his 20s, wearing a gray and black plaid shirt, blue jeans and white shoes. santa rosa police say they won't release the name of the victim do you to the violent nature of the crime. anyone with information, call police. you can remain anonymous. >>> san francisco police credit de-escalation tactics and training for a big drop in use of-of-force incidents. the department's latest report shows a 47% drop over the last three years. police counseled 500 total instances of use-of-force in the third quarter this year, down nearly 25% from last year and the report shows the drop was generally uniform across all demographic groups and no incidents resulted

emily turner reports he got news while he was trying to build that same momentum here in california. >> reporter: he has taken the lead in iowa, but there is still a long road to california's march 3 primary for mayor pete. >> well, that is extremely encouraging. you know, we have obviously felt a lot of momentum on the ground especially with the work that we have been doing. not just in terms of my visit to the sate, but over 100 organizers there building relationships, getting our message out. even now we know we're not as well known as some of my competitors. >> reporter: one that is well known is dropping in the ranks significantly. kamala harris are in long beach for the state's fall democratic convention. despite forces, her numbers have taken a turn for the worst, though she's trying town the focus. >> i do believe it is the hard work and the smart work of the people working on my campaign that got me to where we are today. let's be clear that we need to focus on the real issues in front of us like the impeachment hearing that's going on. >> reporter: and while the battle for

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republican strategist holly turner and federalist. polster doug schoen, emily, what do you think? >> yeah, i think this is bad news for democrats because unless they foresee it, new smoking guns or bombshells coming out, these numbers just are not moving in the swing states and those margins in those swing states in 2016 were razor thin. we can expect them to be razor thin in 2020. when you have numbers like this against the democrats most significant priority right now, the ultimate nominee is going to have a very hard time dealing with those questions from independents who are displeased with all of the effort and resources they have poured into this investigation that most of them oppose. >> neil: what to make though, holly, of the possibility that maybe it's nothing to do with impeachment moving the needle for anyone as much as just lyin liking the economy and record low unemployment rate and what's going on in the market. a lot of people open up their statements might not be invested in the market. respond to their bosses being happy. what do you think of that changing things

chanelle miller'national attention during the trial against brock turner. he was later convicted of sexually assaulting her in 2016 at stanford. the article was written by christine blasi ford, the bay area professor who testified before lawmakers on capitol hill after accusing supreme court justice brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. following years of student petitions and protest, stanford university has agreed to put a plaque on the site where miller was sexually assaulted. >> it will feature a quote picked by miller herself, but initially rejected by the university. stanford university promised a aqtend to deliver on that promise. supposed to have a quote chosen by sexual assault survivors chanelle miller and is supposed to turn the location of her sexual assault into a healing contemplative garden. >> without that plaque it's hard to understand the context for this space. it's just a nice garden, what's going on? >> reporter: the sexual assault happened in 2015. the trial of brock turner soon after. his sentence was six months, of which he served three