Orinda Police Investigate Mass Halloween Shooting
A shooting in Orinda has killed four people and injured several others, according to the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office. A spokesman for the sheriff's office, in a tweet, said that Orinda police and sheriff's deputies were working a "multiple shooting" scene in the city.
A Deeper Look Into the Ethics of Planned Power Shutoffs
Host Lily Jamali speaks with Ann Skeet, senior director of Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, to learn how to prepare for future power shutoffs and if we should be OK with this being our new reality.
Small-Town Restaurant Copes During Blackout
Most of Mendocino County is readjusting to life with the power back on after spending much with the week without it. In the tiny coastal town of Point Arena one restaurant stayed opened during the blackouts. A sign at the hostess counter said, 'The restaurant is only open ‘til the sun goes down, because there are no lights.'
Reporter: April Dembosky
50th Anniversary of the First Internet Message
Fifty years ago this week here in California, something extraordinary happened.Something that would reshape our world for better or worse. A simple message was sent from a computer at UCLA to one at the Stanford Research Institute in Palo Alto.
That moment is considered the birth of the computer network that would become the internet. Host Saul Gonzalez speaks with one of the leaders of the computer science team, Leonard Kleinrock.
Rep. Katie Hill Delivers Defiant Resignation Speech
Among the Democrats who voted for the impeachment inquiry on Thursday was freshman congresswoman Katie Hill, whose district includes parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties. Hill gave a dramatic and defiant speech, which was her last before resigning her seat.
Reporter: Scott Shafer