alarm crossfire. kiet do is live. what do you know? reporter: you should have seen this thing 30 minutes ago. firefighters made good work of this fire. at one point it was touched a half-mile across the ridge. it is pretty much gone. units moving quick. have a dozen units from san jose fire and also california department of forestry went up with hoses. they found one bulldozer and a couple of water trucks but they pretty much not this thing down. it looks like it was heading from the north to the south going westbound with the wind but really did not get close to any homes out here, no homes threatened at all, no structures threatened. good work for the firefighters. we ll have good visuals for you but that s it for now. live in san jose, kiet do. breaking news, powerful earthquake was in the northern part of asia, homes collapsed in pakistan, at least 25 people died. strong tremors were felt in kabul, new delhi and islamabad. new this morning, a brazen burglar caught o
people on bart as some were forced to cover their mouths against a smoking train. take a look at thin is a gram photo. people are dealing with the smoke inside. at least one car at the 24th street station. this happened around 10:00 a.m. just before 10:30, the car had a propulsion problem, creating smoke. all was reported safe. although it was a typical propulsion problem, likely related to brakes, the smoke caused anxiety for commuters so fortunately no injuries reported and all is back up and running at normal at 10:45 this morning. live in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. the number of shigella cases growing again. the health department said there are 182 people reporting they have been sickened and cases have spread to five county. more than half the people who got sick ate in san jose. the others likely came in contact with them. the restaurant was closed on october 18 by health inspectors. two people have filed suit against the owners for negligent. we re learnin
have spent plenty of time today talking about the quake. and customers that come in are worried about loved ones in worried about family and they do not know if they are good or not. so a lot of people are concerned. he just returned from pakistan last week and says he had the worst fears when he heard about the quake. my first reaction was i remember i it almost tenures back, the same disaster, same area. it s coming again. reporter: he runs of foundation focusing on education outreach and disaster preparedness in pakistan. the quake was in afghanistan, he says the ktk province of pakistan is where most casualties have been reported so far. the also immediately called his brother and sister in pakistan. spread by i called my elder brother and apparently he was not picking the phone and i called karachi asking if my brother was okay and she says yes, i spoke with him in the afternoon and they are fine. reporter: the business of pakistan already has emergency c
sank off the coast of canada. 27 people were on board. crews rescued 21 people but one person is still missing. and a powerful earthquake struck parts of afghanistan. it was felt in pakistan and northern india. the death toll is rising. more than 20 inches of rain hit texas. remnants of hurricane patricia are moving into louisiana. i watched my car slowly disappear. nothing like that ever happened. biden said there was no truth. that beau made a death bed request that his father run for president. so you think if you ran you could have won? carson is lower energy than bush. i don t understand what is going on. trump is on the attack running second to ben carson in iowa. i don t get into it. new video of the raid on the isis compound in iraq that freed dozens of hostages but cost an american soldier his life. this woman is blamed for the deadly crash at oklahoma s homecoming parade has been charged with four counts of second-degree murder. she gunne
us about the cycle of attacks in the middle east. all this playing out amid a surge of violence between palestinians and israelis. the story of naor and ahmed a microcosm of a wider narrative. ifill: all that and more on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. and with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ifill: the death toll is still climbing from the powerful earthquake that struck northeastern afghanistan much earlier today. at least 263 were killed, most of them in neighboring pakistan. the quake was centered deep under the hindu kush mountains, but at magnitude 7.5, its reach extended well into india