now at 11:00, secret service descending on san francisco. why all eyes will be on what is happening outside of apec. you see a lot of crap on b.a.r.t. >> what is driving people from b.a.r.t? >> a subject who is hitting the gate with a hammer. correction,

an axe. some teens that ran past gunfire right into diversity the last hurdle they still have ahead. from kpix this is the late new with sara donchey on bay area late news bay area. downtown is about to look like the pentagon or white house. teaming with secret service. security will be the tightest we have seen in years and a huge test for local cops who are tasked with protecting a major gathering of world leaders apec is taking over downtown, leaders from china to mexico to president joe biden. apec is smack in the middle of the densely populated parts of town. people who live around moscone center and knob hill

will pass through security checkpoints every day. it is not stopping protesters from doing what they can to get close enough to send a message. >> the area in and around moscone center is expected to look different soon. with an event this big there are issue that community organizers are hoping to bring attention to. >> the apec summit is expected to bring leaders like president biden to san francisco, closures and ramped up security. demonstrations are expected so are other actions. groups are organizing a people's summit. >> something for people from all over the place to come and go through workshops to learn about people's struggles from different parts effort world. >> reporter: that is susan al ian organizers from the youth san francisco bay chapter. they are a cosponsor of the no on apec coalition, planning a

demonstration on november 12th. >> protest apec's presence and the city's pouring of millions of dollars in resources taking it out of what we need for welfare and housing and education. >> reporter: apec is a big stage and there is room for everyone in it. even protesting. cell with the california trade justice coalition, they are part of a protest ahead of apec revolving around change. >> we are hoping the biden administration, you know, can lock in some finding climate standards, can lock in some policies that actually combat climate change. >> as for the no on apec demonstration, their website says it the shutdown that apec mobilization, they plan to meet at embarcadero plaza and march within sight of the mascone center. >> from what you know will it

be a peaceful demonstration? >> absolutely. >> secret service says protesters will be allowed outside of the perimeter. they will have multiple plans >> if they need to expand the protected perimeter for the area that its dignitaries it will be in they will do that and expand that for however far out they feel is necessary in order to keep the protesters at an arm's length from the dignitaries, the president and others in the summit. >> this is probably not going to be a surprise to anyone but we do have to remind you that getting to and around downtown san francisco is going to be really tough throughout apec. road closures are probably going to cause a traffic nightmare. not only in the city but also on the bay bridge. head to kpix.com for an incredibly helpful interactive map of all of the street closures. you will want to look

at them because they include certain highway off-ramps. do you ride b.a.r.t? half a million people a day used to but the pandemic and crime scared most away. >> b.a.r.t does take on some of the characteristics of the neighborhoods we are part of. >> all week we expose what is wrong and what it will take for b.a.r.t to survive. we hear about issues with b.a.r.t all of the time. pretty much every day. ridership has plummeted, revenue right along with it. it is not just remote work that is keeping people away from all of this. a recent bay area poll found 78% say they would ride b.a.r.t more often if it was cleaner and safer. that is more than 3 out of 4 put off by fear of having their cell phone swiped or witnesses open drug use. so, how can b.a.r.t bring people back on board? wilson walker tells us it is complicated to

say the least. >> i started bringing the clorox during the pandemic. and i, i don't run out. [ laughter ] >> reporter: her daily commute runs from antioch into san francisco and she always comes prepared. >> civic center is the worst, i think, that is where i get off. that is a horrible station. >> it depends on which station you are going on. >> reporter: he is making his trip out of west oakland. >> when you enter b.a.r.t station at certain stops it can be really unsafe. >> reporter: they are the concerns that driven many riders away. crime, cleanliness, open drug use, the problems that have now plagued b.a.r.t for years. >> one more, i have to pull out the camera. i have to show my friends this. they will not believe it. >> reporter: in 2018 it was drugs in station hallways that made headlines and from there

plane turned their phones towards the struggling documents trash to bad behavior and riders that feel like crime has been worse on b.a.r.t in recent years it has. >> 211, the victim was robbed at knife point for their phone. >> reporter: it is robberies that is the most violent crime reported by b.a.r.t police. they started rising back in 2015. while the numbers dropped during the pandemic, they did not drop as much as ridership. robberies for passenger trip are up in recent years and a similar trend can be seen with aggravated assaults. >> we heard very clearly from our passengers that they want to see more uniform presence on the trains from our swarn police officers and our unarmed civilians. >> b.a.r.t's new chief of police says the the answer to crime and rider anxiety is more patrols, the current response time to serious incidents is four minutes >> that is exactly how quick you can do it when you are

looking for incidents that just occurred >> 4,000 cameras across the system. while the station activity can be reviewed in seconds, the train cameras can not. >> correct. >> the videos from the trains currently are a system that is recorded on individual train cars. >> reporter: b.a.r.t is hoping to upgrade from thumb drives to realtime access. but crime like robberies, assaults, that is just one part of what has riders concerned. >> they have not done anything about the homeless. they are laying all over the place. they are doing crack, this or that. >> hello, i am going to touch your arm and say how are you. >> reporter: crisis intervention specialists are deployed offering help to those that might accept it but they often serve as first responders every few days, sometimes several times a day b.a.r.t reports a staff member reviving a passenger who could become the next overdose fatality. >> in the meantime we have to ask you to sit up and not be under your blanket on the train. >> reporter: another part of the strategy is the new fair

gates along with helping finances, the hope is that they will improve riding conditions. >> add a little security there. more people are paying their tickets and coming in. they are actually using b.a.r.t for transportation. >> you see a lot of crap on b.a.r.t. i mean, this is my friend. >> reporter: trains that are less chaotic will be cleaner, another hope, for an agency that does spend a lot of time cleaning things up. in many of these respects crime, homelessness, the drug crisis, b.a.r.t is trying to hold back problems that are surging outside of the fair gates. >> hello. >> b.a.r.t takes on the characteristics of which our stations are part of. >> we have a subject hitting the gate with a hammer. correction, an axe. >> reporter: we have seen the challenges facing b.a.r.t and they are us, they are the challenge that we see here in

our communities every day but they are moving through the transit system that connects all of us. how do you insulate b.a.r.t from all of that or well enough that the passengers that became uncomfortable start feeling better about getting back on board? nowhere is b.a.r.t more under utilized than in the south bay. vta is paying for the santa clara county extension, despite delays and cost overruns pushing things back it is determined to push ahead. >> how much is too much? we don't know. it will never be cheaper than it is now. >> here is the problem, though. they are only seeing 10% of the ridership they were expecting. with the initial extension. we will dig into that problem tomorrow night at 11:00. we want to hear about your experiences on b.a.r.t since our series started airing, a lot of viewers have been tagging kpix on social media.

david said he used b.a.r.t for years but he said no way, he had to change cars because of filth on the seats he is as and panhandling adding the ride back was just as bad. not everyone feels that way, though, monica is a daily rider. she has not had scary experiences she added we should be more appreciative of what we have >> b.a.r.t on the brink. we will post all of our stories in a special section on the front page of our website kpix.com. years after a deadly boat fire off of the california coast, families of the 34 people who died, many from the bay area, finally seeing justice tonight. someone at jetblue has some explaining to do if they still have a job that is. the crash on the ground that left a plane full of passengers going nowhere . rain showers yesterday and last night persisted into today for parts of the bay area, adding up to a nice amount of

rain. half an inch to close to an inch of the north bay. lesser amounts heading farther south. do we have more rain in the forecast? the answer coming up in first alert weather. gun violence forced a youth football team off of the field in oakland. something amazing happened after they tackled adversity on line. how the team is making history and overcoming another big hurdle to make it to the top

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. it has been four years since dozens of families lives were turned upside down when this devastated boat fire killed 34 people, many of them from here in the bay area. tonight, the ship's captain is facing down the possibility of 10 years in prison. he was found guilty of seamans manslaughter for abandoning ship and not warning the people on board the ship about that fire. that fire spread unchecked leading to a horrifying death for those 34 people including a family of three from the santa cruz area. >> at first i was happy, now it is not really happiness t. is relief. nothing is going to bring our loved ones back to

us. nothing. >> set to be sentenced in february. a jet blue flight to boston did not make it to the runway at sfo before it crashed. the good news it bumped into a service truck, everyone was delayed because they had to taxi back to the gate and unload. they were booked on other flights >> your plane did delayed because your jet gets hit by a service truck. it is beginning to look a lot like ski season there is the view from the top of the siberia express in tahoe. the resort said to open in just over two weeks. in the meantime, the only sliding you will do is on the roads if you forget your chains you will need them to get passed the caltrans checkpoint. trucks are required to carry them passed twin bridges on highway 50. you

know, paul, i remarked yesterday, yesterday? that we saw rain over the weekend. measurable in some places. we had that long ski season last year. what happened to everything in between? >> we will see it ramping up quickly. they will see more on next week when we get our next chance of rain. they are not done with the snow yet. winder weather advisory through the high sierra tomorrow. five inches or so of total accumulation for 5,000 to 6,000 feet. explains in effect through i-80. keep that in mind if you are heading in that direction in the next 24 hours. around the bay area we saw rain showers. fog developing near ground level, that will be an issue towards the rest of the night. the showers, it is possible that it makes a run towards the coast tonight, we will show you that. basically,

a clouds and sun. offshore winds kicking in on wednesday. more cloud cover and an outside chance of a shower late this week. let's take a look at what is happening on the big picture. all of the activity pushed off to the east. more showers off shore. switching over to future cast. it does a good job trying making the showers go into the bay area. they will fall apart. plenty of sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. full sunshine in the forecast, once again, on wednesday, a few high clouds, filtering the sun during the afternoon. you can tell the difference with the additional sunshine when you compare today's solarnumbers for tomorrow and wednesday. making the most out of our whopping 10 hours or 24 minutes of daylight over the next couple of days. there are 0 rain chances through the rest of the week. limited. thursday night, friday, friday night, a 20-30% chance. a better chance shaping up by monday night,

monday night of next week. that can go either way. bringing in a good chance of rain already on monday. the other one, wednesday night into thursday. still a wide variety of possibilities in the extended time frame. the off shore winds will kick in. 10-15 miles an hour. they will be noticeable by late tuesday night into wednesday. strongest gusts in the 30-40 mile-an-hour range. we added moisture to the fire fuels across the bay area. the fire should not be sky high. right now, looking up from sales force tower, the temperatures retreating to the firsts with the warmest spots holding on to 60 degrees, later on tonight, a mix of 40s and 50s with partial clearing, the temperatures dropping off quickly. pretty close to normal for this time of the year and then we are going to warm up, everybody's temperatures will be within two to three degrees above average putting us in the upper 60s the warmest spots

will stay below 70. middle to upper 60s midland in the east bay. fremont, down to the peninsula. the coolest spots, along the coast, lower 60s. half-moon bay, middle 60s for san francisco, oakland, a degree or two below average. the temperatures in the north bay, similar to other parts of the oakland area. the warmest spots staying below 70 degrees, to go along with the warmer temperatures, the off shore winds on wednesday we will have warmer temperatures. back in the 70s for inland parts of the bay area. back down to slightly below average temperatures, cloud cover on friday with that outside chance of a shower but we are not confident enough in that at this point to add raindrops to the seven-day forecast just yet. it is a possibility as we finish off the workweek. maybe monday turns out to be wetter than we are anticipating. cautious with the rain chances that far down-the-line in the forecast. new data in. continuing to evaluate that heading through

what is a tranquil full week of november with the rain chances heading our way. that will be more eventful. >> second full week of november. we are almost to the holidays. >> i know. >> how did that happen. >> get the christmas tree up >> will do, thank you. the bay area has not hosted this game for over 20 years even though we bagged four nba championships since then. the all-stars coming to chase. straight ahead in sports, 49ers back to work. why are there no nba games tomorrow? it is a good thing the doves got their work in tonight on the road (♪♪) (♪♪)

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. i feel like we don't need to do any convincing that the bay area say world class sports city. >> only the third time the all-star game is coming to the bay area, san francisco, and i will be around for two of the

three. >> oh! >> how about that? >> not bad. not bad. >> and the warriors they have been on a roll. the second best record in the conference, the division leaders, warriors, they are starting on the road, i can not praise it enough. what a hot start to the season. we are at detroit tonight. golden state trailed with under 8 to play. check klay thompson here, the other splash brother. boom. gave the doves a 1-point lead. now, the lay in, 3 point lead. corner pocket, 3, golden state by 6, let them know it. out scoring the pistons, won it 120-109 improving 5-1 on the road. okay, game ball to curry. the nba player of the week scored 34. 16 of them in the first quarter. knocked down seven threes for the second straight game in eight games this season curry hit from deep

47 times. oh, we are not done. game ball to chris paul, had the shot going tonight. he had six of night shots through the field. scored 17 points, six assists and another game with no turn overs through eight games paul had it. after a bye-week some, roll up the sleeves or put a hard-hat on, 49ers, they put on a helmet. they returned to the practice field today with a shiny new toy. first practice for pass rusher chase young acquired from the commanders, despite the 3-game losing streak for young it was like going from the out house to the penthouse. commanders 3-5. the 9ers, a piece of the nfc west. >> first off i found out it was san francisco? >> i was not mad. >> it is a lot different. you

know, i definitely know i am in the building with winners. opening night, college basketball, saint mary's, man, one thing that you can not do, turn it over, sara. warriors gave it up. the other way, crushing them. get this 107-28. now, the bears against saint thomas, minnesota. the bears played as hard as mad dog did at san francisco and the lakers. the lay-up, giving cal the lead, breaking a tie, the bears, winning three games last season won it. stanford and cal state north ridge. michael jones from deep. that was for the lead. stanford scored the last 13 points of the game. for the warriors, wednesday is the game, at denver nuggets, defending champions, no nba action tomorrow. the league is

shutting it down in observance of november 7th election day. the second straight day. they want to encourage them to get out and vote. >> they are ready to go. they will have to solve the peja -- solve the problem tomorrow

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. okay, we have been following this story out of oakland for months. i know you know it for well. it sounds like the kind of thing that makes for an uplifting tv show, which we all love >> for these youth football players it is real life. betty

yu shows us they probably need someone to pinch them after their championship dreams came true. >> east bay panthers going into our record books as the first ever. >> it was a sweet celebration for a oakland youth football team that had to fight pretty tough battles off of the field. they won the division 2 league championship in sacramento this past weekend after gun violence forced them out of their practice field in september. >> it feels good. we made history. we are the first youth to win in the east bay in history. >> this 13-year-old 12u devicive end slowed us his championship ring. the panthers beat the junior jackets, 26-14. >> for him to get a ring and for me to see the smile on his face. it is keeping him focused. that is great to me. then my son is not on the streets as long as he is safe

that is the best thing for me. >> reporter: back in august, two shootings in a week in and around the park in east oakland sent the players, parents, the coach, running for their lives. >> i heard it. then i just started -- i did not know until i seen everybody running. so, i was like i am going to run, too. we all started running. then we got down. i was like a little nervous because like, that could have been the end right there. >> it could have been the end? >> yeah. >> reporter: with the help of city leaders and the oakland fire chief the team now practices at madison park academy. the field is not perfect but it is one they are grateful for. >> our babies are resilient. that is the best word for them. some of them go through not eating regular and getting food cooked. >> reporter: the team is facing yet another challenge. they are moving on to the regional championships in san diego this

weekend. they are about $3,000 short. they are in search of donations to cover the cost of two large vans and lodging for 30 people >> financially it is stressful. i feel like if we can get any donations like we are trying to and some of the parents hopefully can come together.. >> early on she had her doubts about the team's success. >> them coming from where they are coming from. they will not get the support that we need. we don't have the finances, we don't have the proper field, you know, so i did not think we would make it too far. at the end, them kids they were fighting and they fought. >> okay. let me see. let me see. okay. >> wow. >> as the father of three athletes i mean, i know the commitment it takes from a parent's stand point. so, it just takes all of you and then you need more money to kind of continue to go on and on and

that is an issue. >> i will say this, they are champions. can not take it away from them and they are the first. there is something, means something to that. >> yes. we have gotten so many calls and comments. we were hoping they would find somewhere to play. even if the field was covered in >> rocks >> they joked about it when we did a previous. we don't love that part. have to dive around a little bit of that. >> be careful. >> does not matter. congratulations, we wish them luck. have a great night, everybody >> in the new york civil fraud trial, it's eric trump who has now taken the stand following several hours of testimony from his brother, don jr. >> ivanka trump, the daughter of the former president, is expected to testify. >> their father has taken to