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ght: a a violent struggle over a shotgun after a family feud ends in murder. tonight a 69-year-old bay area woman is dead and her older sister is in jail. good evening. it happened at a home on the 200 block of garretson avenue in rodeo. >>reporter: the the sheriff's department is not officially identifying the victim. i spoke with krisnappa family spokesman in fact it was his own mother-in-law shot to death inside her home early saturday morning following an argument with her own sister. the brown and white corner

house is now the scene of a murder. the sheriff's department said the victim and the alleged murderer are both elderly women. >> total shock. i'm having trouble sleeping. >>reporter: 69-year-old san atom as confirms the victim's own sister 71-year-old linda june thomas of washington state is in jail charged with her sister's murder. suzanne lives across the street and related. she heard from family members that the shooting happened when her husband was in the other room. >> she shot san a and wrestleed with don for the gun. >> they arrested a 71-year-old woman. >> yeah i've met her a few times. >>reporter: the neighbor has known they have for more than four decades. >> they went to church every sunday they taught school on sundays they have been doing that a long time never caused a

problem in the neighborhood. >>reporter: he knew linda as well said there were tensions in recent years over family finances. he also heard the story of a shooting and struggle for the gun from their closest friend and neighbor. >> he grabbed her arm and push it up like this and then the two of them struggled on the floor. i guess the gun went underneath the bed. they were fighting on the floor and i guess he finally called and they busted his front door down. they came into the house. >>reporter: thomas worked at the west county times newspaper for 27 years until she retired in 2006. her husband don is said to be very shaken up and is staying with family members in the sacramento area. >> all right joe thank you. tonight this is just the beginning of what could be a wild winter. rock slides and flooding along roads and winter isn't even here yet. a flash flood warning was in effect in the bay area as thunderstorms rolled through

the vacaville area. the hillsides were badly burned in a wildfire this summer and what little vegetation to hold everything up the rocks came down. there were several small slides along highway 28 near the dam and minor flooding in a few areas. there are no reports of any significant damage and all the roads are open. here's what it looked like as the rain was coming down. amy shot this video outside her home in vacaville this afternoon. you can see the showers were pretty steady for a while but they have mostly dried up. you'll see showers pop up and go a way we've got a few scattered showers fit and something completely different for tomorrow. there were also a few sprinkles in kern county where crews are still digging cars out from under mountains of mud. >>reporter: from the sky you get a better feel for the

impact of thursday's 30 minute torrential downpour where 3 inches of rain turned a dry landscape into a mud pit. leaving 200 cars and 300 people stranded. >> i've been through hurricanes, floods tornados but this is a first for me after 31 years of driving. >>reporter: in that initial river of mud there were dramatic rescues like this one a driver pulling his girlfriend to safety. it's believed everyone trapped in this mess got out but emergency workers are double checking. as quickly as they found themselves stuck getting unstuck is proving tedious. for now all drivers can do is wait and see what's next for the highway that appears to be frozen in time. cbs news los angeles. highway 58 is a major trucking route expected to remain shut down for at least a few more days. firefighters are trying to

determine what sparked a fire that damaged two houses in alameda. broke out before 6:30 tonight near norwich road and sea view parkway. a witness shot this cell phone video from across the water. firefighters had both fires out within an hour and nobody was hurt. well the quakes just keep oncology in san ramon. the largest of the current swarm of quakes struck at about 3:30 this afternoon. it was a magnitude 3.1. there have been dozens of small wakes along the calvares fault near san ramon since wednesday. none of the quakes has been big enough to do any damage. san francisco police will hold a community meeting tomorrow to address a deadly officer involved shooting. a sergeant shot and killed 27- year-old herbert benitez near the twitter headquarterss on mid market thursday. police say he was trying to arrest benitez for throwing bottles in the street. when he fought back and went for the sergeant's gun. they plan to give more details at noon tomorrow at bill graham

civic auditorium. meanwhile san francisco police chief is speaking out about a recent rash of violent crimes involving stolen gus. it's a harder crime to punish than you might think. if someone is caught on the street with a stolen gun. >> they would get a ticket. >>reporter: he explained the cruise on kpix5 sunday morning saying the punishment against on how much the gun is worth. >> since about 47 in november of last year has to be over $950. >>reporter: if it is it's a felony. if it's worthless it's a misdemeanor. stolen guns were used in three recent high profile murders according to police these three known as the drifters are accused of killing two people. cate steinle's alleged killer on peer 14 used the gun taken from a car in the financial district. >> the more i looked at this

the more surprised i was that california of all states had gone as far as we should. >>reporter: that's why parts of lieutenant governor gavin newsom gun control ballot measure would require anyone whose gun has been lost or stolen to report it to mess. but the governor vetoed a similar proposal. they seize only a thousand guns per year but only small percentage leads to prosecutions because the da requires dna evidence from the gun itself. >> there have been conversations but i'm not sure any move to make that happen. . >> the last gun store is set to close at the end of the

month. after repeatedly refusing to take the job paul ryan may run for house speaker after all. >> those closest to the wisconsin republican he will not cave to the plans of the house freedom caucus. the group of deeply conservative members have been demanding changes to house rules. he will not negotiate for a job that he doesn't really want in the first place. injured airman spencer stone continues to improve tonight after being stabbed multiple times outside a sacramento bar earlier this month. our sister station kovr caught up with stone at his family's home in carmichael. he didn't want to speak on camera. told the reporter he's still in pain but he's doing the best he can. stone has been hailed as a hero taking down a suspected terrorist on a train to paris. they are flying american flags in his honor. >> he had a friend that were

so excited. she was a girl. she was a woman. so excited. she came down all the doors she said, you've got to get your flag out. i said i don't have a flag. so anyway, i got a flag the next day. >> stone sat with the police sketch artist for hours to come up with these images of his alleged attackers they are the ones wearing the white shirts in a surveillance video from a nearby liquor store they got away in a black toyota camry. terror off the coast 60 a had you. >> i felt like a truck ran into me. >> when he looked down his leg was gone. a shark attack survivor tells his story. plus a flood control fight in one bay area town tonight. the plan to turn this popular park into a pond. the charging wars are heating up. tonight a google worker has a new idea to keep the peace between electric car drivers.

>> and first flood warnings then fire weather concerns. it just doesn't get simple does it. we'll sort it out with a forecast coming up after a break. ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers,

victims was swi . a pair of weekend is that right attacks in hawaii could close beaches in oahu. one of the victims was swimming when he was attacked by a 10- foot tiger shark. nearby kayakers pulled him to the shore but he suffered severe injuries to his feet and legs. the second attack happened about 8 hours later to a surfer at waikiki beach. >> for a second i realized it was a massive shark. i pushed him off this ends lost fingers and stuff kinds of punched him with my other. >> cook's friends managed to pull him to shore. besides his fingers doctors also had to amputate most of his left leg. there have been more than half a dozen shark attacks in hawaii this year. it a bitter battle is brewing

between city officials and visit, to a popular park. emily turner on the plan to convert it into a flood popped. >>reporter: the park that a playground is in is up for a vote in november. election is still weeks away but its fate has been debated for months and very lottery so. >> this park is beloved. it's probably the most popular playgrounds in central marin county. >>reporter: now memorial park in san ensell mo is also a battleground over flood control. the cityes says it's the perfect place to build a flood basin. the impact studies have been done but there's no telling whether it will happen. reporters are frustrated it's come to a ballot measure. >> it's over 1700 homes according to the studies from this project alone will face reduced flooding so not just homes but also other buildings. >>reporter: the opponents of

the plan say the numbers are off argue it isn't the worth of years construction and reduction of the space. >> this plan isn't going to help flooding. this plan is going to help three inches off the flood we had in 2005. and there are ways to spends our tax money and we're all paying $125 a year in flood tax. they are ways to use that money much more efficiently than this. >>reporter: absentee ballots are out in marin county. it will decide whether or not the flood plans for the park will sink or swim. emily turn he kpix5. >> cruise in union city are still aiming to have this massive sinkhole repaired by tuesday. the pavement gave way on alvarado boulevard last week. workers had to expands the hole to fix the underlying problem before patching the road. it's now about 55 feet wide and 10 feet deep it's blocking traffic in front of the fire station flesh alvarado middle school. more than 26,000 people are still in the dark after a

big power outage on the monterey peninsula. damage to an electric transmission tower brought high voltage lines down this morning. at the height of the outage more than 55,000 customers were affected from caramel to casterville. they hope to have service fully restored sometime tonight. the number of electric cars on the road is growing every day, but it's getting harder to find a place to plug them in. genre moss shows us drivers of getting so charged up a google employee is now stepping in to keep the peace. this is the third busiest tesla charging station. >> we see the station is full here an tesla's selling more cars. so i wonder what it's going to look like in the future. >>reporter: regardless of brands the market for electric vehicles is heating up and so is the competition for time on

a charger. there are growing complaints of drivers unplugging someone else's car to charge their own. this youtube video shows a man explaining scientifically why a girl should have given up her space to him clearly there is a growing needs for some kind of order in all this. that's where jack brown comings in. he has created what he calls the ev etiquette survival pack for 14.99 you get a placard that indicates when you'll be finished it includes courtesy notices to discourage drivers for staying too long. >> those that are experienced have gone through the anxiety learned to be cooperative it's people getting into the cars. for the most part they don't understand the etiquette. >>reporter: the etiquette bills down to three golden rules. don't park in a charging station if not charging, once

you're done move your car out. and limit your charge to what you really need. but there's to garden that will be well received. it's not far-fetched to think someone who pays a hundred thousand dollars for a car and gets their own lane to drive in might ends up feeling a bit well entitled. >> when i first got the car i got the feeling but realized everybody is trying to get off of gas. change your mindset and be more cooperative. i think that's really helped out in the long run. >>reporter: john ramos can examine i, 5. >> when tesla introduces a $35,000 model the mark will take off. but that demand will be incentive to increase the number of chargers. we had a few showers move through the bay area tonight there's a possibility for that continuing into the wii small hours of the morning. to quote frank sinatra's album. you can see a bloom of activity that was earlier this afternoon

. >> from flood warnings to fire weather watch as the winds pick up out of the north northeast over the next 48 hours fire danger increases the humidity plunges the winds will be up to 35 miles an hour and the winds become a factor. there is the north bay for the most part but tuesday and wednesday those winds really pick up. the reason we're concerned is that if a fire does is fight it could spread quickly and the low humidity and high winds right now concord 64 degrees. san jose 62 santa rosa 55. satellite radar shows we've got low pressure over northern california beginning to spin out. triggered some showers and thundershowers over the sierra as well. for us it's going to warm up beginning tomorrow into the mid-70s around the bay. 80 inland and the upper 60s around the coast. low pressure over far northern california essentially heads out of the state we'll get partly cloudy skies tomorrow.

there's still going to be a few lingering showers tonight near the diablo range some of the foothills of the coast range. by tomorrow afternoon it will be dried up. warm up to 85 degrees inland by midweek and shore line remains fairly mild. on the future cast we're looking at cloudy conditions to start the day out with tomorrow going to freed this at 10:00 tomorrow morning. so you can see there's more sunshine in the fort bay than in the south bay. so some low cloudiness lingering residual moisture begins to dry up by later in the day we get a mostly sunny finish to monday. san rafael ridge shower chances end on monday warm trend will begin mid 80s by wednesday. the numbers will be in the 70s in the great valley. warmer ated redding out in the mountains we'll have increasing sunshine an numbers only near 60 degrees little bit of an autumn kill can in the air. overnight lows in upper 50s low 60s sunrise at 7:22.

forecast high 73. concord 8-degrees. san jose 76. owning lands 77 degrees start out with clouds finish with sun and the temperatures very pleasant mid-70s for the south bay. in the east bay calvares fault. >> 70s. 81 brentwood. up in the north bay increasing sunshine increasing temperatures in the upper '70s. we'll be near 80 degrees. extended forecast warming trend on the way for the bay area gusty winds by tuesday and wednesday numbers into the mid 80s we'll pretty much keep it there through the week. the temperatures they are moving up and they are not the only thing. >> a little house in oakland made a big move today when the original-er passed away in 2001. his family sold the property to the children's hospital that surrounded it. for years the hospital was unsure what to do with the home. in the end they decided to give

it away for free. today was moving day for the 80- year-old house which made the short trek under the bart tracks across the street. witnesses said it was a memorable sight. >> it's crazy. i don't think anyone in their entire life is ever going to see a house on a truck move across the street. >> the contractor who took the home says he plans to spruce it up and rents it out. the move will give the hospital some much needed room to expand. still to come san francisco takes bike safety to a whole new level. headage couple inches of height could save a life. plus the groom got cold feet. so the homeless got a hot meal. how a jilted california bride turned her wedding dinner into a feast her guests will never for get. , coming up next on game day have the 49ers rioted the ship. >> every time you win it's a really good thing. >> why is jeremy newbury so tempered in his enthusiasm?

>> such a huge game. >> we've got overtime pga a opener in napa. and why the cubs might have to wait another year for that taste of world series victory. it's all ahead next on game day. track for another fare hike. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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another fare hike. first say they want to raise the price for adult tuck ticket as well as parking by 50 cents. it will help to switch to electric tracks some say it's not fair. >> with the economy it affects a lot of the middle income families. >> i think they are getting ready good am of mope as it is. >> caltrans board is expected to vote on the fare increase in early december it will hold a public meeting tomorrow night at mountain view city hall to get rider input. san francisco is about to take bike safety to new heights. work begins tomorrow on a new elevated bike lane on market street it will run for two blocks from 12th street to goth. raising the lane by 2 inches bill help keep cars off of it and encourage more cyclists to ride in the lanes instead of on the sidewalk. estimated 3,000 psych lives commute down market street every week day. the commute through oakland could be a little less crowded

starting toll. hov lane is opening up along a 3-mile stretch of southbound 880 from haig enburger road to marina boulevard it's an extension of the existing hov lane that connects to san leandro. we'll see how it works. we'll be right back. ,,,, it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer.

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♪ wedding overlooking the sacram . well it was supposed to be a dream wedding overlooking east sacramento skyline. >> when the groom got cold feet, the bride's family decided not to call it off.

instead the dwayne dwayne family invited the city's homeless to the reception for a once in a lifetime meal. the four star feast included salad, sam. many guests brought their families giving their kids a rare night out. >> i think it's very generous actually to lose out on something so important to yourself and give it to someone else is really giving. >> while full symptom action and smiles were everywhere the fight was understand bring painful for the 27-year-old brides she opted to stay home. the $35,000 wedding price tag included a nonrefundable honeymoon to belize so the bride still plans to go with her mom. >> we vow to be right back. gameday is next. ,,,,,,,,