vancouver, new york, and london are down because it is more difficult to buy homes. all these governments have taken steps to go after these foreign wealthy buyers to generate more tax revenue. amanda: also to avoid distortions in the domestic market. there is so much global capital around. one thing that jumped out to me was this notion that there be developers that began projects predicated on a stronger market. are we going to see some real dislocation out there? craig: we are already seeing it in new york. these products get announced and it takes several years to build them. in new york, you are seeing a bunch of luxury condos that were announced in 2013, 2014, now coming online in a very different market for luxury real estate. that is a big thing. you announce a project, several years later, you build it, and things can change. amanda: we know real estate is a massive portion of most of our economic wealth. are we looking at data that starts to point to concerned, we need to worry about a slowdown, or just a cooling of what happened hot? craig: just a cooling

up and over everything goes a little off vancouver. it's going to break off and merge with the low off baja and the two will give southern california and southern in and arizona what looks to be pretty good rain. not much for us. if anything brief and light. the end result is the wind picking up late tuesday into wednesday and recall yesy thursday. focus usual suspects north and east bay hills. we will see dry, it looks like northeast breeze will play into the forecast. we do have a patch or two of fog but airflow is sof shore so temperatures on mild side again today. 7 0sto almost 08. way above average we should be 63 and we are not close. tomorrow we will be sal is here 08 is that where you want to start. >>> interstate 80 right eastbound right at the albany hill a deadly crash that is blocking a couple lanes here. and it is affecting traffic on the eastbound but also westbound side as people are slow to take a look. crash may be hard to see right there after you pass that on the eastbound side it will get better but westbound traffi

and vancouver wins 5-2. san jose has lost five straight and they are 4-10-1 for the season. >>> still to come, oregon delivers its biggest win over ufc in 100 years and the spartans trying to beat their first rank opponent. shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. >>> the last time the spartans hosted a rank team, it didn't go so well. the lead turned tout be a lopsided loss. they had a chance for a redo. the 21st ranked boise state came to town. and mc hammer in the house. josh love who threw over 400 yards flying to isaiah hamilton. a 16-yard touchdown pass. san jose state leads by ten. back come the broncos trailing by three. back up qb. chase cord dive ins

. >>> at the tank, the sharks hitting the ice against vancouver. second period, adam gaudette calls bank to make it 4-0 canucks. watch closely. the puck banks off the case of mario ferraro and goes into the net. vancouver beats san jose 5-2. the sharks have lost five in a row. >>> stop,state. spartans running back coach alonso carter a former back-up dancer for hammer. sharing some love before the start of the game. second quarter josh love hits isaiah hamilton for the 16-yard touchdown. the broncos would rally for the win, 52-42. san jose state falls to 0-14 all time against boise state. >>> lexi hall turning defense into offense. gets the steal and takes it in for the layup. cardinals up 7 early. but former cardinal -- how did i mess that up? ogumikoy was 64-0 at her career in college. she would lead the team usa 23 rebounds. team usa winds the exhibition 95-80. that's a look at sports. more news right after this. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi.

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the center of the us china trade conflict is the daughter of the company's founder was arrested at vancouver for nearly a year ago. an international charity is selling lottery tickets for $100.00 euros each with a chance to win the council's work nature water 200000 tickets up for grabs promising to raise far more than the cost of the 1000000 euro piece which dates from 121 or 2 on the project of the care in africa africa and geo. in ghana mungo farmers are losing over $100000000.00 u.s. dollars a year from an outbreak of what is called the bacterial blackspot the disease affects mango trees and fruits infected mangoes have to be destroyed it's spread very quickly and many farmers are losing almost all the harvest correspondent filed this report. 47 year old no us about cheney has been a mango farmer for the past 15 years his 20 acre mango plantation has been his only source of livelihood. but now it's under threat the farm is infected by bacterial blackspot or b.b.'s and infestation that 1st attacks the trees and spreads quickly to fruits rendering them and wholesome for local and foreign m

center of the us china trade conflict among who is the daughter of the company's founder was arrested vancouver international or in a year ago. and at a moscow investment conference russian president vladimir putin has criticized your . pm plans to cut through fossil fuel consumption he won that people could end up living in caves without natural gas something which russia just happens to exporting huge amounts to europe he also slammed fracking as a dirty and environmentally damaging means of attaining oil and gas. now it's allianz simply call it aqua or high water but that seems like something of an understatement when you look at the flooding that hit venice in recent weeks the highest water levels for generations have devastated large parts of the unesco every texan city and among those heavily affected are the makers of its famous gondolas who ply their trade close to the water know that the i'll go out to have subsided elisabetta and you know trying one team can finally reach their gondola shipyard the front is once again dry land but just a few days ago the entrance was submerged in the

another vancouver person. we have pictures. vancouver went up 3-0 early in the second that was enough to stop and as a. the final score, the sharks only got two and that is there fifth consecutive loss. they will close chicago on tuesday night. >>> the big three are out of commission but despite being shorthanded, the warriors actually put up a pretty good fight against the hornets before losing by six. there without d'angelo russell but this looks good. they are down three. they are driving and he is denied and damien will finish on the other and and they are tied. 25 seconds to go, they are done by one. cody martin deflects it and charlotte gets possession they hold on to win with a foul shot, 93-87. the warriors are 1-5 and have yet to win a game. >>> the raiders, home sweet home after an epic road trip that took them to minnesota, indiana. europe was tough. they had 39 days away from the colosseum but today they hosted the 3-3-1 to trade lighters. they won only five on the road but they say they learned a

now to some hockey san jose sharks hosting the vancouver canucks. an oxley one to nothing. pearson flight school. extend their lead to 3rd period. we go cannot sum 41. martin jones say is that. peterson shoots an vancouver stands or leave cahnot go on to defeat the sharks 5 to 2. that is your final sharks from now last 5 first race. finally to the college ranks, stford and cal both with buys but a g matchup having dad and in los angeles the usc trojans hosting the 7 ranked oregon ducks, 3rd where we go. really 2817. justin. if you want johnson 15 yard, a touchdown. morgan extends early start of the 4th organ up 40 to 17. gets in their 37 yard touchdown organs, piling it on for gun wod blow usc 5624 is your final. the talks have now won in a row. all right jr thanks a lot, let's take a live look outside but a beautiful view golden gate bridge this morning. >>a light breeze, but really nothing to worry about day will tell us all about the forecast when we come back. ♪ sup. - whacha doing? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries

vancouver dropped 10%. among the reasons, trade war, taxes oneading to new the rich. that is your update. talking of how the world like stews -- likes to spend their money, it cheap coffee has forced some growers to exit the business. nowadays if you want a cup of premium roast, be prepared to pay for it. paris tells.uxury you will be charged $15 for a latte. is one of romaine those people. i feel bad saying it when he's not here. espresso up in an household. you are cracking me out. i will say it does taste different when it is very good. i understand the allure of paying a good amount. what i don't understand is going to a corner store and paying six dollars for an average cup of coffee when you could get a much better cup. i am more particular about where i go. joe: i'm the opposite. caroline: you pay like four dollars. >> we get it for free. joe: one dollar, two dollars. that's it. >> man of the people, joe weisenthal. nothing to say but negativity for us coffee connoisseurs. taylor swift. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> private equity caught in the c

and vancouver for a sydney movie. he has been a server and a singer. he has spent most of his 86 years in san francisco, but that could soon change. he is getting evicted from the small apartment in north beach where he has lived since 1965. >> it so they can raise the rent. >> his wife says the landlady told him they had to leave in 2016, - - >> they say it is to get out of the rental business. >> i spoke to scott friedman by phone tonight. he says janice and her husband plan to move into the property, and also plan to move their elderly parents in next door, as well as other family members. they've offered more money but the renters are fighting it in court and it is costing them tens of thousands of dollars. the judges decided the case in favor of the property owners. they will be making one more appeal in court tomorrow afternoon and they worry they could be thrown out for good. sam will have to leave his home of more than 50 years. >> my husband will no longer be living in this city. it is just not the same anymore. >> they sent e-mails around to

despite coming in with a four- game losing streak, carlson was all smiles before taking on vancouver but he's probably wasn't smiling after the game. >> he scores off the rebound. his second of the night. vancouver wins 5-2. >>> well mc hammer in the house to see if san jose state could upset boise state. spartans leading by 3. josh love threw for over 400 yards. a 16-yard td. san jose state leads by 10. he gets his third touchdown giving boise the lead and they win 51-42. broncos are 14-0 all time against the spartans. that is your morning sports. >> >> coming up, the start of the golden gate bridge half- marathon. >> roads will be closed. we'll show you what areas to avoid. force >> california firefighters relentless efforts paying off. a progress report on the kincade fire and other fires in the state coming up. fo >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> welcome back to kpix 5 this morning. tame now is 6:30. i'm emily turner. >> good morning. i'm devin fehely. >>> it is shut down due to police activity. we'll update as quee learn more about the situation. >>> some other breaking news in phoen

now to some hockey san jose sharks hosting the vancouver canucks. at the tank we go out of their head coach. canucks leading one to nothing as to pearson flight extend their lead to 2 3rd period. we go cannot sum 41. martin jones say is that. peterson shoots an vancouver extends their lead cannot go on to defeat the sharks 5 to 2. that is your final sarks have now last 5 first race. finally to the college ranks stanford and cal both with buys but a big matchup having dad and los angeles the usc trojans hosting the seventh-ranked oregon ducks, 3rd where we go for 2817. justin a. you want johnson 15 yard, a touchdown. morgan extends early to start of the 4th organ up 40 to 17. gets in their 37 yard touchdown, oregon, piling it on. oregon would blow usc 5624 that is your final docs have now won in a row. >>remember the old school mcdonald's, happy meal, toys where they're coming back r a lited ti we'll tell you y. me try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack!

in the book i highlight the case of a hacker who operated a network of vancouver that successfully broke into bowing and stow a $3.4 billion worth of research on the c-17 transport. this is the military's frontline transporter. i've traveled on many of them. they not only good for as little as $300,000 a, but they were able to steal this technology. not only did they steal it, but they sent it back to beijing where they turned it into the white 20 pitches their brand-new transport. this is only one example, and i did a deep dive on this case because i said it is characteristic of the kind of things that they do, but there are many, many massive cyber breaches the most significant of which was the office of personnel management where 22 million records of federal workers, but not just any federal workers, federal workers who are engaged in classified work. this is an amazing breach. the government notified everyone in the government, millions of people who hold security clearances for their information was compromised. how could china use this information? they could couple that with arti

so system dropping down as a low dropping from the low going to west of vancouver. psych a spin. another spin-off baja. it's not doing much but when the two merge together, it looks like it's going to get pretty good rain in southern california. they have trimmed back some of the amounts but forecast models are all over the place. nothing for us. if it is, it will be brief and light. but it will pick up for southern california and southern nevada and arizona could and big veept for arizona. they will get more rain than we have had. not much. an offshore event even though it is slight it's eastern component which means temps are above average. 74 to 78. it should be about 63. city 74 average of 7 3. and 57 low average is 50s so above on both and there's the airflow coming across. you can see from carquinez strait over san pablo bay and over -- not strong but east of hayward east at 5. east southeast half-moon bay. northeast even though it is not strong it's there. 40s 50s and 58 degrees. about a san diegoa bay offshore 54. vallejo at 50 and water temps 53 # to 58. bodega bay the c

west coast, seattle, vancouver, los angeles, san francisco. in europe, places like stockholm, berlin. beyond housing and office, we also look at global travel. we think there is a real push for people to spend more on experiences rather than just things. that has given us more conviction to invest in high quality hospitality assets, particularly in supply constrained coastal markets. makes sense that you would be chasing these innovation cities, experience-based opportunities that you describe. what about the stuff that is being thrown out with the bathwater while that takes place? some of the secondary and tertiary cities for example in the u.s., are they getting cheap enough that if it becomes interest to blackstone on evaluation basis? cities arethose interesting places for yield orienting investments. you see good supply demand fundamentals but not the rate of value appreciation that you might find in the biggest cities. those are the kinds of places we look to find a yield oriented thesis. >> blackstone believed that interest rates were g

. >>> at the tank, the sharks hitting the ice against vancouver, pick it up in the second period. adam gaudet makes it 4-0 canucks. watch closely, the puck banks off the skate of mario ferraro and goes into the net. vancouver beats san jose 5-2, the sharks have now lost five in a row. >>> stop! hammer time! m.c. hammer checking out san jose state and boise state, spartans running back coach alonso carter a former backup dancer for hammer, second quarter, josh love hits isaiah hamilton for a 16-yard touchdown. the spartans led 24-14 but the broncos rally for the win, final 52-42. san jose state falls to 0-14, all-time against boise state. >>> the raiders might feel like strangers in their own home. today the silver and black are playing their first game in the coliseum in seven weeks, taking on detroit. despite their record the lions have the raiders atension. >> you turn the film on, they run, they fly to the ball, they hit, they're physical. they're going to bring it so we better bring it, too. i think our fans miss us and we miss them. we need a home game, need to see each other

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amy: in the pacific northwest, five activists were arrested for blockading part of the port of vancouver, washington, tuesday to prevent a shipment of pipeline intended to be used in an expansion of canada's trans mountain pipeline. five climbers had locked themselves to the dock where the shipment was to be off-loaded, and this is the latest action demanding the port of vancouver and government officials halt the pipeline expansion which would trtriple the system's capacity. in mexico, at least nine members of a prominent mormon family, including six children, were murdered in an ambush in the northern state of sonora monday. members of the lebaron family, who had dual mexican and american citizenship, were attacked by gunmen as they were driving on the highway in the small town of la mora, less than 100 miles south of arizona. among the six children murdered were seven-month-old twins. eight other children were wounded, including a nine-month-old who was shot in the chest. a 13-year-old survivor reportedly hid his siblings in the bushes and then walked for 14 miles to find help. mexica

. >> they built a santa's village in vancouver. bill hader plays santa's son. >> i don't want to do this. >> anna kendrick is santa's daughter and don't be surprised if she ends up in the red suit. >> this movie is about her finding that perfect. it's a privilege to wear the suit. it's a privilege to wear the suit. put kerrygold haa taste so rich it can take you toreland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. the only problem is if you're like the food and the service who you going to tip. sally of folks can rejoice in the fact that sally is safer than standard salad bars with people pick to the greens. now about sally's people side manner maybe she'll talk to you will have chef's t on a friend. i have to take 3 years a lot of that i've been trying to convince them. >>and san francisco vicki liviakis kron 4 news. and that's it for this edition of dine and dish whether you're getting ready for the holidays are you know any excuse

announced the north american leg of her first headlining arena tour will kick off july 29th 20 20 in vancouver british columbia in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>i'd like to take a little peek outside checking in on the bay bridge, there's your traffic here at the toll plaza and a backup to the cas lines the cash lanes are getting a little long, but overall it's a decent drive and we'll check more bridges and drive times after the break. that's rebecca strong here with a look at what we can expect today, yeah much cooler conditions really great. >>bundle up this morning as we're definitely seeing temperatures in the afternoon. topping on the 60's today. so big changes to what we see now earlier in the week so it's really up a cooling trend. they were seeing officially kick off. today and we're definitely seeing a lot of fun. live shot of san francisco international airport where we are seeing some of that. but the good news is it's not affecting air travel. so far are we are delay free into the sfo oakland and san jose so far so that is some good news. but how we do have have a slight chance o

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we‘ve got more rain to come in vancouver, a little bit of warmth returning for la, but again, it gets colder next week as it does in most places. now, we have had flash flooding in guatemala, because we‘ve got low pressure near panama. so again, central america at risk from further flooding, columbia as well, along with ecuador and peru. some heavy showers across southern brazil, paraguay, but some respite from the wind and rain across southern chilie, particularly, i think. into africa now, and it‘s been really wet in somalia recently, flash flooding and more showers are forecast here, further south in tanzania, and the show as you can see in casablanca are coming out of weather systems affecting southern europe. could have some lifted dust across north africa, even some flooding in algeria. now, we have the remnants of a storm coming in, so more rain here, but describes the attention. but this grabs the attention. this has now been named, and it‘s expected to become a severe cyclonic storm, headed its way northwards through the bay of bengal. so it‘s affecting the islands, m

in vancouver, the drop was 10%. amongst the reasons cited, trade wars, brexit, and a populist backlash has led affluent cities to oppose new taxes on the rich -- to impose new taxes on the rich. superstar taylor swift is begging carlyle group to help her in a dispute over her past hits. she's accused her old record label of blocking her from performing her old songs at an award show. carlyle group is involved it provided the money for her former partner to buy songs. alix: thank you so much. we turn now to our weekly "bloomberg businessweek" feature. first up, the ultimate backup drive. b is preparinghu for an open-source way to store code. and how president trump from a grand bargain to a small deal from china. and then we look at vapor flying, nike latest technology that helps marathon runners break the two hour barrier. should sports regulators rain in athletics goods companies? "businessweek" editor silvia killingsworth. the first is this open-source code hub in the arctic. what? [laughter] off the: an archipela

we will get a big cooldown tomorrow and then on wednesday, we have a low off of vancouver. this is also a low off baja and that is deflecting everything. it has been here for much too long. it will get bumped out of here but it will be a warm monday with 70s to near 80 degrees and then the low is dropping and the big difference between what is happening late tuesday and wednesday versus october is the lows going over us and in october they were over eastern nevada. it may be will not be as strong. we will watch that towards wednesday morning. late tuesday into wednesday, southern california rain. nevada and arizona could get rain. today, temperatures will be in the 70s again, way above average. the normal average is 62 to 63 and we are forecasting 74 to 78. >>> things are still getting a little bit better but we have a problem eastbound 80, driving up toward berkeley because of an earlier crash that really did cause a bunch of slow traffic. it was a deadly collision that took so long to clear. it has been gone for half an hour or longer. the traffic is still slow. if you ar

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first period elias petterson, slaps the bouncing puck, made it 2-0, vancouver wins 5-2. san jose 4-10-1. san jose state hosting boise state, mc hammer on the sidelines. second possession after going 4 and 4 on third down. josh love takes it in himself. love that. 14-0, spartans. second quarter, hank backmeyer picked off by brandon izele. one-handed interception. that leads to more points. 16 yards to isiah hamilton. 24-17, spartans upset alert on. boise state gets 14 in the third. chase cord runs it on in. the broncos take theirirle a7. pack, he his second score of the game. 34-31. san jose state. the broncos regain the lead. andrew van burren will ice it, 32 yards to the house. boise state wins 52-42. raiders back home will play the lions at the coliseum. we'll see you later. >>> a check of the weather now, if you're just joining us. here is lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. it's a little hazy out there. it's warmed up. the sun is setting tonight at 5:08. here's a look at mt. tam. elevations still have the dry east wind, low relative humidity. it's pretty mild. some r

please, consider implementing a die owabio diversity strategy ad policy that vancouver and new york have done. that will enhance our local seekosis tom, improve human health, mitigate climate age and i hope it will be part of your climate action strategy in 2020. and thank you to anthony valdez for all your good work. thank you. >> next item is item 11, announcements, this item is for discussion. >> no announcements or public comment. the next item is 12, new business future agenda items. anthony valdez, this is discussion and possible action. >> so, commissioners, in charles' absence i will do the new business today. at the january commissioner meeting, we'll be having the regular items which is the voting on the budget and the recommendation that comes from the operations committee. as well as voting on the annual report and the recommendation that comes from the policy committee. there's an election of officers as well as a couple of presentations from the climate team about hazard and resiliency plans that the cities is working on. so that's what we have so far in store for january.

>> canada is a great place vancouver, toronto, a great summer vacation, the eastern maritime provinces are a great place to go. some of my best vacations over there. europe is still a very good deal for travelers i was checking this morning scandinavian airlines has a round-trip fare if you can travel from january into march, $330 round-trip not even a basic economy fair. >> when you get there? >> a little cold and rainy but going to europe in the wintertime when it is cool is the best time to go because you feel like europe, you are not there with a bunch of americans . it is a really nice time of year to go. if you can go $330 round-trip is a good deal. to make it better the euro is still a good exchange rate with the u.s. dollar about $1.10 right now. >> i have friends who rent homes and apartments >> the other important thing stay away from the premier cities like london, rome and paris. those are always going to be expensive no matter how great the exchange rate is. very expensive so consider going to secondary sittingsk. is nice to go to a place like manchester or edinburgh or bi

edinburgh, vienna, brisbane, vancouver and san francisco. we're in good company there. >> hum. >> okay. >>> the world's longest nonstop flight landed after an 11,000 mile trip from london to sydney. >> they were excited. >> a crowd cheered on it completed a long haul flight. it took 19 hours and 19 minutes. >> wow. >> last month qantas completed a nonstop flight between new york and sydney during that same time. these were test flights with only crew members on board. qantas plans to make long haul flights available to passengers by 2023. will you be on the flight? >> am i going to be lying flat? if i'm lying flat, if my body is 180 degrees, served wine and food -- >> you want to be laid out and pampered. >> if you're going to give me 31 inches of leg room, that's another story. >> nobody wants to be vertical for that long. absolutely. my goodness. let's talk about what's going on in walnut creek. heading south 680, making that right turn and heading on 24 westbound, you will run into drizzle. we have a chance of light sprinkles, even a stra

. >> the plastic bank is a project that started with this entrepreneur in vancouver and the first one opened in haiti. bali andd one in indonesia. the idea is to make plastic worth something and give people an incentive to not throw it out. so basically, we talked to people there who, you know, supplement their income by collecting plastic and redeeming it at the plastic bank. the plastic bank, ibm built them app that e-wallet people can use to track their income and savings. they can use those critics -- credits that they have and redeem them at certain stores. somebody can earn like seven dollars per month. that does not sound like a lot in the united states, but indonesia is a country where gdp per capita is only 3000 something dollars per year. carol: sounds like such a simple solution to what is kind of a big problem, giving people a financial identity, as well as solving a pollution problem. >> that's right. the idea is that these countries have a huge number of on banked people -- unbanked people. this is training people, like, what are savings? a guy used to go to a recycling

also, helsinki, vienna, vancouver, no problem.an port-au-prince, no thanks. if you want to know what people actually think, ignore what they say, especially on television. watch what they do. no one really believes haiti is a bad place. on the other hand, criticizing haiti in public must be forbidden. that is what it's about. that's what it's always about. pick a topic. last year after the killing of saudi columnist jamal khashoggi kim president trump said in effect, that while he disapproved of the murder, of course, saudi arabia remains a u.s. ally. the president tsai to the $450 billion worth of saudi investments in the united states as well as saudi agreements to buy more than $100 billion in american military equipment. we broke our alignment with the saudis, he said, the u.s. economy would suffer and china and russia would benefit instead. now whatever you think of the saudis, and most people find them revolting, we certainly do, what he said is literally true. this is the arrangement we have. this is the arrangement we have had with the saudi kingdom f

. >> seattle, vancouver, los angeles, san francisco. in europe, place like stockholm or berlin. beyond housing and office, we also look at global travel. we think there is a real push for people to spend more on experiences rather than just things, and that has given us more conviction to invest in high-quality hospitality assets, particularly in coastal markets. >> it makes sense he would be chasing these knowledge centers or innovation cities, may these experienced based opportunities you described. what about the stuff being thrown out with the bathwater while that takes place? are some of the secondary and tertiary cities, for example, in the united states getting cheap enough that it becomes of interest to blackstone early on valuation? >> some of those cities are really interesting places for more yield oriented investing. places where you still see good fundamentals, but maybe not the rate of value appreciation in the biggest gateway cities. those are the kinds of places we look to find yield oriented thesis. believed that interest rates were going to go up with the accel

first period elias petterson, the puck, made it 2-0, vancouver is wins 5-2. san jose 4-10-1. san jose state hosting boise state, mc hammer on the sidelines. going 4 and 4 on third down. love takes it in himself. love that. 14-0, spartans. second quarter, hank backmeyer picked off by brandon izele. that leads to more points. 16 yards to isiah hamilton. 24-17, spartans upset alert on. boise state gets 14 in the third. chase cord runs it on in. the broncos take their first lead at 31-27. packer, helping his team regain the lead. his second score of the game. 34-31. san jose state. the broncos regain the lead. andrew van burren will ice it, 32 yards to the house. boise state wins 52-42. raiders back home will play the lions at the coliseum. we'll see you later. o cf1 o >> a rough start for the warrior this season. >> hey, liz. wish i could mix it up, but we are still in this dry pattern where we are going to have a little bit of an onshore push today in san francisco. but not much. maybe about five to ten miles an hour and that may bring our temperatures down a few degrees. we've

my impression is they went to lori loughlin's house but she was not there but in vancouver filming and then they arrange for her to come in and surrender herself. i think it's troubling. >> two things going on, one is a circus, big spectacle and let's get them and their fast and loose with the system and come up and then you have - in general the united states is a punitive culture but the more people in prisons than any other country in the world other than north korea and china. we do tend to look to present more readily than other countries. vines are nothing and won't dissuade them so you are up against two pretty powerful forces. >> i would argue she lost a lot and netflix is doing the reboot and full or house will go the last season without her. obviously her daughters had to withdraw from usc under humiliating circumstances. there has been some punishment but what troubles me is people say she's arrogant because she did not take the felicity huffman root of pleading. she's exercising her sixth amendment right to a trial by an impartial jury and we should respect that. if i were

that's why it is going to be wet from mexico up northern baja all the way up to vancouver island. and then, and places in between. look at the moisture plume here. i'm just roughing it, but it is 800 miles wide. that 800 mile wide moisture plume is going to have a shot, all the way on the west coast, and all the way out into the plains. it's a big storm, and it's got implication for everybody. all the way east to chicago with flight delays a problem there. with that said, tomorrow still a transition date. tomorrow afternoon, rain showers will begin. overnight, the wind gets going to overnight the rain comes down. wednesday morning commute might be no cakewalk either. we'll put it all together when we come back. you can visually see where it is going. >>> homes and businesses were evacuated near roseville this afternoon as firefighters battled a fast-moving grass fire. the fire near cincinnati avenue and foothill boulevard forced some evacuations south of thunder valley casino resort. the fire started just about 2-3 acres but it quickly spread in the windy conditions. the fire burn

when we talk about it, i talked about it a little b basically covering from vancouver island all the way down to baja california. in terms of inclement weather. there is a lot of pressure gradient with this. this isn't a fire wind situation. this is a wind wind situation. trees down, branches down, when you have wind like this. like we are going to get, and you have a lot of leaves left on the trees. which we do. the trees have, you break a lot of limbs off. you have a lot more resistance to the wind. pretty impressive wind event. tomorrow afternoon, made event will be, you'll notice the wind, midnight, 10:00, midnight tomorrow night. it's going to blow. the rain will be coming in as well. in the mountains, the winter storm warning will be in effect. it will stay up. this is one of those deals where in the five-day forecast i got a little rain, then a break, then a little bit of rain. in the mountains that she is going to go. all the clouds, and all the moisture, everything just line supplement west slope and stays put. when i show you a five day, next time you see me, we are going t

several years ago i was honored to have received an invitation to her wedding and i flew up to vancouver which took place at a beautiful mosque. i consider her one of my top notch students and a very close friend. i am no concern and all about the religion of islam and those who practice islam just with individuals. the iranians who took the embassy for the most part were well-meaning but very naÏve i would divide the group into sort of three age brackets. those who are college graduates. my chief interrogator and individual and that i spent a hundred or so very delightful hours with. in less than comfortable circumstances. have actually gone to the university of california berkeley for a few years. i am a product of the university of california system only irvine. we were so close to the beach that nobody was radicalized except when surf was up. i do understand berkeley and i thought it was very appropriateer that this guy had gone to berkeley although he was radicalized in different direction. and they were responsible i think for what the leadership. there was a lot of struggles goin

think people don't think about that they should be about so few years ago i went to ted conference in vancouver yeah and these guys were talking this is that was the big argument the ethics of basically a visa system for mars this was 2015 or so but interplanetary exploration lays a new laser treatment faith hiv that's what's missing that's what's missing in communities like mine an awareness of more than racism for a lot of young black people the what is wrong with our situation is kind of delegated to us as our business you must spend the rest the next 20 years fighting the ills of this society however if you really were invited to these conversations about mars' if you thought a stake in cutting edge laser treatment to revolutionize. the battle against hiv if you really thought some ownership in that you would be run in that in that. direction and i see i see that with a lot of much poorer young people on the african continent so i mean are you suggesting that what you describe is kind of self destructive ness is connected to not thinking about where else you could go but kind of focusing on

vancouver wins 5-2. san jose 4-10-1. san jose state hosting boise state, mc hammer on the sidelines. second possession after going 4 and 4 on third down. love takes it in himself. love that. 14-0, spartans. second quarter, hank backmeyer picked off by brandon izele. that leads to more points. 16 yards to isiah hamilton. 24-17, spartans upset alert on. boise state gets 14 in the third. chase cord runs it on in. the broncos take their first lead at 31-27. packer, helping his team regain the lead. his second score of the game. 34-31. san jose state. the broncos regain the lead. andrew van burren will ice it, 32 yards to the house.oleum. we'll see you later. >> let's get a check of the weather for you joining us, mere's meteorologist lisa little bit earlier pretty nice sunrise around the bay area to enjoy with the clear sky and live look outside, pretty nice, isn't it? in emeryville where we have been into the 70s the past several days, that's above average. today about 70 and we will be looking at some very subtle changes a

heavy showers like in dallas and for phoenix, wintry weather in denver but a respite to as the rains in vancouver. what across parts of the northern philippines and flash flooding and landslides 200 to 300 mm of rain. and it had sent to type a and it's very wet indeed, would not like to roll up showers either. it's receiving use was about ten to 15 degrees to what we would expect this time of year. it's dry as well and very arid. even though we pick up and very arid. even though we pick upa and very arid. even though we pick up a southwest front and as the heat receipts eastward to sell a dry picture for many parts of australia injusta picture for many parts of australia injust a few picture for many parts of australia in just a few showers and they could be thunder as well. particularly on that weather front of the moves from west to east. across europe the weather stuck up and dominating the north and east. blocking the passage of these fronts. driving south across france and cross in the mediterranean into italy. more snowfall for the alps and across the balkans towards greece and turkey. heav