It s emerged that the conservative candidate who was barred from becoming the police commissioner for wiltshire in may because of an old conviction actually has a second conviction which would also have prevented him taking up thejob. jonathon seed won the election but as he was disbarred a new vote s being held in august. from swindon, dan o brien reports. we already knew that conservative jonathan seed had a 30 year old conviction for drink driving, that is what through the selection into disarray. they rose to be police commissioner are much stricter than for other politicians. if you ve ever been committed of a imprisonable offence, you can t do thejob. he was never sent imprisonable offence, you can t do the job. he was never sent to prison, but the fact that he could have been this him for doing it even though he won the vote. what is new todayis though he won the vote. what is new today is that we learnt that there was notjust one but two offences that prevented him from taking up the role. at the same time he was convicted for drink driving, he was also convicted for failing to stop at the scene of a crash. the
Cyclone. the rapidly forming storm packing 100-mile-per-hour wind gusts walloped oregon. visitors seeking sun anywhere in the west were out of luck. hannah fulks arrived from dallas, texas, where it was more than 10 degrees warmer. i was surprised i didn t see any sun at all. reporter: temperatures in los angeles were in the 40s. downpours caused bumper-to- bumper traffic. and the runoff even led to a risky swift-water rescue a man got trapped in the quickly rising l.a. river. and parts of this river are several feet deep tonight. incredible, considering just yesterday, it was completely dry. look, this rain is a welcome sight for a state hard hit by wildfires, but, david it presents a new threat mudslides. begnaud: indeed. jonathan vigliotti on the west coast tonight. thank you, jonathon. you know, the balloons for macy s thanksgiving day parade may not fly tomorrow. it really all depends on the wind. if there are steady winds over 23 miles per hour or gusts
In 25 years. it s been quite the firefight. we ve had winds moving up slope, down slope, across the slope. we ve had firefighters being pushed out and run out, and then turning around and coming back and getting right back on those structures. reporter: while it s still unclear what sparked the cave fire, first responders say california s changing climate, marked by more-severe droughts and extreme temperatures, is fueling these fires. and looking at this landscape, it s hard to believe homes have not been destroyed. heavy rain is expected tonight, but it comes with a new threat mudslides. all this vegetation is all but destroyed, making it nearly impossible to hold back this mountain. norah. o donnell: all right, jonathon, thank you. tonight, congress is making president trump an offer he might just refuse as it announced the date for the next impeachment hearing. paula reid is at the white house with the new details. reporter: calling it a new phase in the impeachment inquiry, a top house democrat is
Pretty special memories over the past few years, whether it s going fishing with john miller alligator hunting with phil or celebrating samantha s birthday i m sorry wedding. to jonathon we did that few years ago at the governor s mansion but i want to also thank any mother and my brother web and my sister. and i want to thank my in-laws as well bob and helen look i could have not asked for a more supportive family and the reason they believed in me is because they know the lessons instilled in us by parent have guided my steps as governor. especially our face and our belief in social justice. you know, i also want to tell you that i have been blessed with the hardest working
o donnell: steve hartman is on the road in georgia tonight oth a story of compassion and healing and a man who knows deep in his heart who to thank forhi. as a nurse, lori wood has been a hero many times over. i m going to take your temperature, okay? reporter: you saved lives before. yes. reporter: but never quite like this. nope. i wouldn t be here today if it wasn t for her. reporter: when jonathan pinkard met lori, he was homeless. if i wasn t staying in the shelter, i was staying in my car. reporter: jonathon is mtistic. i had nowhere to go. reporter: he was raised by his grandma but she died a few years ago and there was no one else. then, to add insult to injury, doctors here at piedmont newman hospital in georgia diagnosed jonathon with heart failure at the age of 26. it was so bad, he actually needed a heart transplant, or else. six months.