words like heart attack, and on your resume. we all assumed it was a health related death. 40-year-old men just don t drop dead. it s just too many coincidences, shall we say. adding up. they believed it was poisoning. someone else was there with him that morning. this is now a murder investigation. 100%. you are hearing about a love triangle. she admitted that she was having an affair. i had nothing to do with his death. the plot was just beginning to thicken. oh my god, this can t be happening now. a new love makes the world seem a little brighter. a very smooth, i want to say a almost sexy way about him. makes the heartbeat a little faster. was it passionate? yeah. but when that love is forbidden. i was like why, how, how can that be? how could i am not have known? a family would wonder if other secrets maybe hidden. why would you do this, how could you be so irresponsible. the whole thing was an atrocity, it wasn t a tragedy, it
open trench on santa clara. you have a big pit in the middle of a thriving downtown core. we ve seen how it works in [ technical difficulties ] if about. if we about more time, we should do it. reporter: the b.a.r.t. board will decide. the timeline is in 2019. kpix5 s melissa caen joins us now live from oakland. cook r things at home oa reporter: we re here in front of the purple heart medical cannabis dispensary. what they call equity applicants. [sot-greg minor, assistant to c of oakland] an equity oakland residents will get priority who live in a neighborhood with a large number of cannabis related arrests or have a cannabis restriction on their record. the next time i invite you over to the house for a potluck, it may mean not just cooking, but doing other things at home. reporter: oakland city councilman knoll guyo said when noel guyo said when the city started looking into cannabis licenses, they found something. we wanted to grow it to 16 and found
driving. it was what she said to him while pulled over that made the traffic stop a win for everyone. she actually admitted to texting and driving? she admitted and said, i hit my phone between the seats so you wouldn t see it when you walked up. so honesty is the best policy and it will get you a long ways and in this case in this period of the holiday season, i m not going to write her a ticket but i want her to be safe. reporter: it s not just the cell phone that s distracting drivers. that was a lady with a plate of waffles with a fork and knife. you see everything out here. reporter: that s right. you can get pulled over for distracted eating. so no leftover turkey and pumpkin pie on your drive home from thanksgiving dinner on thursday. chp s maximum enforcement runs through sunday night through 11:59 p.m. on sunday. and sunday is predicted to be the busiest travel day through air and on the roads for the holiday season. so if travelers are heading back from
reporter: some experts estimate that this could reach 8100 miles, if it was pointed in and different direction. some say that north korea could have nuclear capability on its missiles within one year. north korea says that it fire the missile at 3:17 am wednesday reaching a maximum height of 2700 miles before it hit us see target 280 miles off but the western coast of japan. the u. s. defense secretary said that the test indicates that north korea has improved its missile capabilities. it one higher, frankly than any previous attempts they took it they had taken. reporter: some scientists say that the missile tests that they have the potential now reaching the entire united states. south korea responded minutes after the launch while firing three missiles after the launch as a warning. president trump had this response. we will take care of it. we have the general in the room with us and we had a long discussion on it. is a situation that we will handle. reporte
and it s a horror we want to minimize. when we can t minimize it, we want to recover from it as quickly as possible. this is usually wet season in southern california. but it s unseasonably dry. tonight the winds are picking up again. here s meteorologist frances dinglasan with more. we ll head down to southern california. in those areas where the fires are, we ve got conditions that are moving at 21 miles per hour in santa clarita, 18 miles per hour close by. i ll show you the forecast animation over the next few hours. the winds pick up overnight, gusting close to 35, 40 miles an hour. it continues to remain gusty throughout the day and into the evening sunday. that s not great news. that coupled with very low humidity makes it very difficult for firefighters. here is the visible satellite image from this afternoon. you can see the smoke from those fires, and with high pressure and the clockwise flow of the air, it feeds right back into the bay area, impacting our air q