reviewing surveillance video to try and track down tips. it was 11:15 on a saturday night when police officers walked around the building they found a couple of bullet hit points. dispatchers working on the third floor of the building heard it too. >> we're getting reports of shots fired from a vehicle at the pd. >> we don't know if they're targeting us, the police department or whether it was intended for somebody else. investigators have reached out to near by businesses to see if they may have the suspect or suspects on tape. luckily concord police say nobody was hurt. it happened or those bullets actually hit in the front entrance of the concord police department where no one was around at the time of the shooting. collin kaepernick took a

knee during the national anthem before today's 49ers game against the dallas cowboys. and now a bay area group is rallying in support of the quarterback. devin filey are standing in solidarity of kaepernick. >> every child should be able to see the police as a protector,. >> amen, amen and amen. >> reporter: a show of solidarity with collin kaepernick outside of 49ers stadium. who's decided to take a knee during the national anthem. >> he's exercising his first amendmented right. he's using voice and platform to make a difference. >> i believe in freedom of speech but i don't believe that he should use the football game as his platform. it's like his job. >> you can stand up and do something even if it is take a knee.

>> reporter: members of the african american community are standing up and showing solidarity with kaepernick. kaepernick's protest has sparked a national conversation about race and justice and the relationship between the police and communities of color. but the message and the messenger remain as controversial as ever. >> i believe he has the right to protest. it's the right of every american. >> deshawn jackson used his shoes to express his stand on police shootings. jackson stressed he was not taking a stance against law enforcement and that he wants

to start a dialogue about the killing of black men and police. today the family of a man murdered in an east bay park held a ceremony to mark an important repair. surveillance cameras are back up again. when the victim was killed in august surveillance cameras near by were not recording anything. his sister hopes the park will be safer now even if she's still grieving. >> it's a very sad situation. especially for a place where children are supposed to come and play and feel safe. it's really sad. >> reporter: last month kpix5 first reported the story about how those cameras have not been operational for years. after that story city leaders

took action. they purchased new equipment and looked at other areas where cameras need fixing. k irk rby sent us this picture that he shot in -- kirby sent us this picture that he shot in his neighborhood. a loop over the last four hours you can see when the heaviest rain passed through. we did see some in the neck of our woods that made their way up the sierra. we've dried out here throughout most of the bay area but earl littler today we did see some impressive cells making their way through. more showers are possible later this evening, we're tracking those for you. the latest on the loma fire. residents with an id will be let in. the fire has burned more than

4,400 acres and is 71% contained. the cause of the fire still under investigation. today parishioners at a church hit by a fire in berkeley got help from a neighbor. the fire on friday afternoon tore through the first congressional congregational church's hall which held a classroom and library. today members were invited to gather at the neighboring first presbyterian church to eat and then hold their own afternoon service. when we found out we couldn't have services in the morning as we normally do it's like okay what do we do? now we know we come here because the presbyterian church is so welcoming to us. the sanctuary and damaged church was intact. a man is in critical condition after being hit. the driver of the vehicle is cooperating with investigators.

police are still asking for witnesses to come forward with additional details. it may become more difficult to park. it is now illegal to park in this designated area without a plaquered on the weekend. however parking is allowed along vineyard avenue. a u.s. warship arrived at the mariposa yacht club and unloaded supplies. tomorrow there will be exercises in the presidio with first responders. it is all geared to improving conditions in the bay area. runners held the rock & roll marathon. about 17,000 people from 44

states and 14 countries participated in the race. the mayor of l.a. becomes a target of protesters. still ahead, why he was targeted and the damage that is left at his home overnight. plus former california governor arnold schwarzenegger was caught breaking a law, how it all ended with a selfie. we'll introduce you to the owner of the smaller coffee shop in san francisco. details on more showers in the hor -- horizon coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,

we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education. exactly why i urge you to vote yes on prop 55. prop 55 prevents $4 billion in new education cuts without raising taxes on anyone. and there's strict accountability in prop 55. with local control over school funding decisions. and mandatory annual audits guaranteeing the money goes directly to our classrooms. not to bureaucracy, not to administration. so vote yes on 55. because it helps our children thrive. publicly about her loss. six- year- old jacob hall died yesterday after suffering a brain injury caused by massive blood loss. he was shot on w opened fire on a 6-year-old jacob hall died yesterday after suffering a brain injury caused by massive blood loss. he was shot on wednesday when a teen opened fire at a

playground at an elementary school. today jacob's mother said he was wise beyond his years and that everyone could learn from him. >> jacob was an angel brought to this world to share love, to share kindness. it took my son's death to realize there's still good people in this world. the shooting injured two other people. a teacher and student. a 14-year-old suspect faces federal charges which may not include murder. emotions are still running high in a south l.a. community after the deadly police shooting of a teenager. >> i'm thinking somebody lost a kid or brother or a son, a dad. i heard for them, i'm grateful it's not mine.

evan bates doesn't know all the details of the killing of kernell jr. but says she knows that something needs to change. >> let's wake up and try to show some love and compassion for each other. what about that. >> reporter: the desperation of a mother in the middle of a crowd where neighbors made a memorial in the neighborhood where he lived and died. police say he was armed and they found a gun here. overnight protesters sat during a memorial while the mayor's car was egged. >> he is so well mannered. he kind of reminded me of an

old person. just the way his conversation was. >> reporter: in los angeles, lori perez. kpix5. tonight marks the beginning of the new year for the jewish people. >> to work closely with the jewish community. to speak at synagogues here in the united states and abroad. to place a private prayer in the ancient cracks of the kotel. >> the hrol day is a time to reflect on the past year and look forward to the year ahead -- the holiday is a time. >> a police officer in germany found someone breaking the rules at a train station only to discover it was former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. the actor took the picture with the officer shortly after. he stopped arnold and his bodyguard as they road bikes along the platform in munich.

that's not allowed there. after talking with the officer, he walked out of the station walking his bike. betty yu show us how one shop owner is reaching out of her tiny confines. >> reporter: at 36 square foot it's a size of a good closet in san francisco. inside you will find a range of hand thrown ceramics. >> i'm a very proud smallest shop in san francisco owner. >> of course i wanted a larger shop but it just made more sense to me as a small business owner to do something that was more efficient. >> reporter: the mission shop sits on amnesia. mel works seven days a week hand crafting each item in a

studio. she sells her inventory every weekend and sells to commercial clients including the battery a social club. the shop's footprint is tiny but her online presence is only getting bigger with the help of wibly. a company that has helped more than 40 million people create websites or online stores. >> wibly allowed me not a tech savvy person to create a website that mirrors my personality. >> small business owners have a hard time using technology. we want to help them create an online presence to compete with the big guys.

>> reporter: her sales are over six figures. >> how is it to work in a city dominated by tech but you're able to live your dream here. >> it's a thrill to live as an artist and hand crafting my art and living and working in the most expensive city in the country. >> reporter: mel hopes she inspires other small stores to pop up in san francisco. as long as she stays the smallest. in san francisco, betty yu. kpix5. well it was a bit of a wet one out there for folks today. it depend on where you live. whether you may have seen showers, hail or may have been sunny where you live. that's the beauty of this type of weather pattern. really got hit hard. eureka, redding, chico. heading toward tahoe. we saw snow this evening in

tahoe. most of us dry now but as we take high def doppler we did see a few impressive cells. more showers are on our way. blue skies over the bay bridge. temperatures are in the 60s. pretty much area wide. we will dip down to the 60s in some of the cooler spots today. really the story remains unsettled through the next 24 hours. an area of high pressure. as it proved out of here right behind it notice the plume of moisture that will pass through tomorrow afternoon. futurecast shows as we bring it in by 3:00 we start to see the showers. showers possible but a 20 to 30% chance. as i pause around, notice the scattered showers up north. then we see the showers pass through the rest of the area with the possibility you whether get just a little

sprinkles for the evening commute and heading into tuesday. high pressure begins to build. headlines the showers will return tomorrow. overnight lows tonight in the 40s for the cooler spots like santa rosa, pacifica. low to mid-50s for oakland, vallejo, concord, livermore 50 degrees. tomorrow we will be 10 to 15 degrees warmer. 67 san jose. 59 san francisco. 58 pacifica. 59 in oakland. certainly cool compared to our seasonal north. as we make our way into the workweek temperatures warming up again. tomorrow a chance of showers. 20 to 30%. plenty of cloud cover for you and cooler temperatures. tuesday we dry out. wednesday we begin to warm as high pressure building thursday. temperatures build as well warming up into the mid-80s

back to our seasonal norms by the end of your workweek. back over to you guys. can the 49ers beat the cowboys minus tony romo, hint their back up isn't so bad. and reaction highlights next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

there..as long as you get there...despite a brutal second half of the season, the giants put together a brilliant final week, culminating wi ill really doesn't matter how you get there just that you get there. the giants put together a brilliant win. vince scully calling the final game of that 67 year career joined by willie mays how about that. and matt moore with a triple 4- 0 san francisco. a great day over all.

helping out moore who ae lowed eight runs in 8 inning -- who allowed eight runs in 8 innings. the giants win 7-1 and despite all those struggles in the second half of the season they clench a wild card spot on the final day of the season. we play better when we are in that emergency mode. that gave us the momentum to play these last two series like that because we have to make sure that we win that game. playing like that we had a rough second half so it doesn't get any better to finish this way. >> the pitching was great all series. so, hopefully we can keep this rolling into wednesday. so the giants will play the

-- friday. at one point last season, the rangers had a 16 game losing streak in the eastern time zone. today they came in 3-0. john harbaugh's -- his sixth year multi touchdown game. back come the ravens. steve smith shakes off david hamerson and then reggie nelson. smith cut the raider lead now to just two points. the raiders try to run some time. but you have to look at. raiders did not quit especially

that man. michael crab tree's third touchdown game. fourthdown broken up by d.j.hayden and reggie nelson. it's the first time the raiders have won since2002. >> what kind of a statement was made today? >> it's a big statement. coming in those guys were 3-0. they were rolling and we came in into their home. you know they were very confident. we were very confident as well. we had great week of practice and it really showed. cowboy's receiver dez bryant out against the giants. carlos high for a 14-0 second quarter lead. but dallas came back with 14 unanswered. rookie quarterback dak prescott to bryce butler and the game was tied. keep an eye on the ball. bowman falls to the ground

without any contact. initial report says it is his achilles heel. that could be serious. cowboys have an embarrassment of young talent. ezequiel elliot. under thrown tory smith was the intended receiver. there's morris claiborne. gabert's third of the season. potential tieing score but on fourth down. gabert's pass to smith well short. 49ers fall to 1-3, dallas to 3- 1. >> and we have to come right back tomorrow morning and get ready because we have a game on thursday. so probably the best thing for us is to get ready to go play a football game again very quickly on a short turn around. >> we have a competitive group of guys. the guys in that locker room fought to the end. that's why that locker room is

so great. nobody is giving up. nobody is pointing fingers, we're all in it together. sean bennet comes back to finish his second half. steven vogt14 of the year. here's a look at the american league play offs. with the winner facing the top seeded rangers. boston and cleveland will meet in the other division series. michael jordan cheering on the ricky fowler at the cup. patrick reed rolls in the birdie put and wags his finger at mcilroy. the emotion was great between these two all day. the first time the united states has won the cup since 2008. >> that's a fun one to watch.

>> it's emotion you typically don't see week after week. but because it's country versus a continent, everybody goes crazy. >> those giants, under pressure. that's what they do. >> they've won a world series as a wild card team before. as i said it doesn't really matter how you get in. get that team the chance and they can win a world series. >> we'll be watching. >> yes, thank you. the u.s. women's gymnastic teams caught up with the president a few days ago. simon biles posted this picture on twitter. you can see president obama trying to stretch with the olympian. you will recall via this photo the commander in chief took after the 2012 games with akaila baron i. both showed off

the gymnasts not impressed face. plus another twist in campaign 2016 how donald trump's campaign is responding after parts of his tax information were leaked.

tonight: an investigation is underway after shots were fired at the is underway after shots were fired at the concord police department last night. our top stories tonight. an investigation is under way after shots were fired at the concord police department last night. no one was hurt but there are still marks where bullets hit the front entrance. they are asking near by businesses for surveillance videos to see if they might have a suspect on tape.

but no one has been arrested. a group of community activists are standing in solidarity with collin kaepernick's protest. members held a rally outside the santa clara convention center. they say kaepernick has been unfairly vilified as unpatriotic or un-american. his decision to take a stand has sparked a national controversy. >> the loma fire is now 75% contained. some evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire has torn through more than 4,400 acres and 800 structures are still threatened. firefighters still don't have a cause but expect to release something tomorrow.

there's still questions about what robin williams was suffering from when he died. >> reporter: a very simplistic narrative emerged. that he had battled depression for most of his life. >> reporter: she titled the letter, the terrorist inside my husband's brain. robin williams' widow wrote a letter to scientists who are trying to look into the disease. it sent him into bouts of

anxiety and paranoia. quote he would thrash at night and have terrible insomnia. at points he would frozen in a stance and would be frustrate when he came out of it. >> they didn't have an answer when he died. as we learned from that really beautiful letter from susan, they were suffering with a lot of symptoms they didn't have an answer to. struggling with unknown reasons for feelings of extreme anxiety as well as other symptoms like gastrointestinal symptoms or facial dysfunction. this took over their lives and i understand from susan that this is why he decided to take

his life. >> reporter: would a proper diagnosis made a difference? on the one hand this disease has no cure and so it would have been a very cruel way for robin williams to go. on the other hand, it may have given him peace just to know what was breaking down robin williams' mind. reporting live, i'm joe vasquez, kpix5. turning to campaign 2016 now, a leak of some of donald trump's tax returns showed he reported a major loss. his campaign is fielding some poignant questions. >> reporter: trump claimed a loss allowing him to avoid paying income tax. >> he's a genius. >> a genius? >> absolute genius. it's a perfectly legal application of the tax code. and he would have been a fool not to take advantage of it. >> reporter: the times received the front page of his state tax

returns in the mail. the envelope was postmarked from new york city and the return address claimed it was sent from here, trump tower in manhattan. in a statement the trump campaign said the businessman has a fiduciary responsibility to his business, his family and employees to not pay more taxes than required. hillary clinton made no mention of taxes. he mourned the loss of keith lamont scott. >> like every grandmother i worry about the safety and security of my grandchildren. but my worries are not the same as black grandmothers. >> her running mate tim kaine attended church in virginia. >> it's good. it just have to be myself.

>> reporter: tim kaine facing pence in the vice presidential debate. >> be sure to stay with kpix5 for live coverage. saturday night live had its season premier last night. it's no surprise that the show kicked off with its take on the recent presidential debate. this time it's aleck baldwin playing donald trump. >> it's not just trickle down economics, it's -- i don't know. i would say up on the dome, no prep, whatever. i guess i would call it trumped up trickle down economics. >> somebody is sniffing here. i think it's been sniffing. she's been sniffing all night.

testing, testing, gina, gina. >> hillary clinton was heard earlier joking about the skit. barbara bush attended a fundraiser for clinton last night in paris. the eventer was hosted by one of clinton's top campaign aids along with vogue editor in chief. so far the clinton campaign nor reps for bush have responded to requests for comment. now bush wouldn't be the first in her family to support a democrat. just last monday her grandfather george h.w. bush said he intended to vote for clinton. now to the latest of a plane crash. the national transportation safety board is hoping the other data recorder in the cab

worked so investigators can get a better idea on what went wrong -- now to the latest on the train crash in new jersey. >> he said when he checked the speedometer, he was operating at 10 miles per hour. the engineer says he has no memory of the accident. he remembers waking up on the floor of the cab. there's no word yet on when investigators will be able to access the other data recorder. police are investigating a bizarre attack by a clown and it wasn't the first. this one happened friday night in ohio. a woman says a man dressed as a clown grabbed her from behind outside her apartment. adding to the nightmare she said she couldn't even scream. >> i couldn't get anything out because he was squeezing so hard. and i just, i was actually started to pray that something would happen to deter him. and when the smoke detector went off. i thought, i said thank god. and i just ran in the house.

>> reporter: now there have been several reports of threatening clowns across the country. police in ohio state it appears a clown attack may be the work of a copy cat looking for attention. coming up a look at the week ahead. we'll tell you about the push to reduce train noise in communities in marin county. her work will have you doing a double take at doors. coming up the bay area work who's creating door trays. dollars to defeat it. am an iraq veteran. lowering drug prices. dollars to defeat it. vets" in voting yes on prop 61.

tomorrow night: city leaders in san rafael will talk about ways to reduce time for a look at some of the big stories happening throughout the bay area. >> city leaders will talk about ways to reduce train noise. neighbors have complained about the horns on the new smart trains. if approved train engineers would not have to blow the horn when they pass through the intersections. the transportation

commission will release a report on congestion. it'll expand the federal housing eight voucher program. last year more than 2,000 families used section eight to rent homes in marin. there you go. the band u two will perform in the bay area this wednesday. they will headline this concert for ucsf antioch concert. it's taking place in daly city. tickets start at $1,000 in proceeds from the event will go to the ucsf antioch. a bay area woman is getting worldwide attention for her photography. the focus something we all use

daily. kpix5 reporter suzy stimel introduces us to door portrait. >> i like this. >> reporter: but julie gebhart will tell me if you're not stopping occasionally to marvel at the doors of san francisco you're missing out. >> my overarching team is the beauty of the ordinary. >> reporter: her subject might be ordinary but her door photography is anything but. she was dubbed one of the best photographer for her iphone photography. >> it's easy to will -- it's easy to learn. >> reporter: by day she's a hairdresser. but during the day you will find her here. looking for her new work. she's not capitalizing on her newfound fame but she will like

to sell you on the concept of slowing down. >> my photography is sort of like saying, hey look around. it's really beautiful. >> so when a door closes in san francisco, julie gebhart might just be taking a picture of it. still ahead, taking house hunting to new heights. how more realtors in the bay area are using aerial tours to woo clients into luxury homes. here's a live look outside this evening. you can see skies are starting to clear. we have a few lingering clouds with more showers on the way. details are coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

since the freighter "el faro" sank during hurricane joaquin, killing all 33- people aboard. reporter kev c1 this weekend marks eight years since the loss of el faro and the people on board. >> reporter: 33 names, each bell rings for a life. >> luis chapa. >> reporter: the lives of those mariners are remembered in the form of a lighthouse. the english translation of el faro. it's been a year. >> this memorial stands as well as an appropriate

acknowledgment of the bravery, grace and dignity with which our el faro families have with stood their grief. >> a lot of people were sad and heartbroken. i was as well. >> reporter: the investigation has come a long way in one year with investigators recovering el faro's black box off the coast of the bahamas. >> god allowed them to pull it out and still retrieve information when man said it couldn't be done. i'm looking at this as a result. this gives me hope. >> it's also been a year of too many unanswered questions. the coast guard still looking at why it sailed into hurricane joaquin. >> the ship should have never left but we all know it did. in the midst of that happening i'm fighting for change. >> reporter: el faro's owner

and city unveiled a statute at the renamed el faro memorial park. >> that was kevin clark reporting. the park officially opened to the public today. the u.s. state department has issued a travel warning for haiti as the company preparing for hurricane matthew. haiti has opened up 1,300 emergency shelters. a direct hit on the country could be disastrous as much as haiti infrastructure still weak after a massive earthquake in 2010. and people in jamaica are also preparing for hurricane matthew in kingston there were long lines at grocery and hardware stores as families stocked up on supplies. >> flashlights, factory radios, plastic container. candles you name it. every imaginable thing we have for the upcoming hurricane. >> the hurricane is expected to dump trepbable rain on jamaica

and -- touch torrential rain on jamaica and haiti tomorrow. maybe you saw thunderstorms or maybe you just saw sunshine and didn't see rain today. we saw impressive cells in redding and chico. starting about midday today. the storms have passed through the east bay and on through the sacramento valley and toward the west coast. we're going to see a little bit more of that as we make our way through the evening. back down here in the bay area we are drying out. we're going to cool down as we head into tomorrow. cool air behind the front that just passed. we have this upper level trough. it's keeping us unsettled with showers and thunderstorms today. as we dry out tonight. there's more moisture this will pass through tomorrow afternoon and evening bringing with it our next chance of showers. not going to be very

significant. a couple of scattered showers likely at best. we will likely see more clouds tomorrow ahead of this. here we have at futurecast tomorrow. we can time out what those showers will look like with futurecast. increasing high clouds tomorrow. we start to see scattered showers up north at first. then spreading through tomorrow afternoon and for the evening compute. could see some sprinkles on the roadway tomorrow evening. though drying out for the second half of the evening. so, you're weather headlines showers do taper off. we remain unsettled for monday afternoon. temperatures dropping, that's what you're going to notice more significantly tomorrow. overnight tonight temperatures getting up into the upper 40s and low 50s pretty much area wide. 53 san francisco. 52 in concord overnight. tomorrow we do warm things back up. not very much. we're well below average. temperatures in the 50s for pacifica and san francisco. low 50s in oakland, san jose,

santa rosa. for the warmest location san jose , livermore and fairfield. we start to dry out on tuesday. we're warming thursday on into the weekend. where temperatures warm to near average into the low 80s into the week and next weekend. we'll be right back. my roommates help out all the time. they are glad to meet the guests and that opportunity that airbnb has given me is such a priceless gift. i was able to take three months off to take car of my family during a family tragedy. the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge

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defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. >> a new report says san francisco has the highest housing bubble risk of any u.s. city you may not be surprised. the u.s. housing bubble index report says the market is in danger of seeing a correction in residential real estate appreciation. along with the normalizing of sales prizes.

the report found that san francisco's median home price represents almost 14 times the median household income for the region. the national average is less than four times that amount. well most home buyers are used to conducting a walk through of the property they're checking out. some realtors in the area are going above and beyond that literally. >> only on five, reporter betty yu tells us how some families are taking advantage of helicopter tours. >> reporter: this is how home buyers are seeing some of the most exclusive property in the area. 2,500 feet aboveground. >> quite often in this area, people are trying to find a home in the united states. >> reporter: michael reples bought this plane.

it's the first company to do so. house hunting by plane has taken off particularly in asian in the last few years. here in the bay area, business has been so big ceo michael resca used the plane almost weekly and is now getting his pilot's license. >> it will make it a more intimate for our clients because i will be able to do the narration as i'm flying the plane. >> reporter: we spotted endless vineyards and sparkling pools. >> you can see a clear shot of the bay bridge. >> even though it's in excess of 2,400 square feet. it feels homey inside.

>> star of million dollar holmes just added helicopter tours to his sales. >> reporter: this couple from hillsboro is looking for a grand estate with privacy so they're getting the tour from all vantage points. >> by being in the air you get to see pretty much everything around you. which is normally you don't get to see it. you just walk into a house like this and you don't know. >> we wanted to make sure that you know the location of the house is in a good location considering how close we are to el camino or the bay. >> these walls are done in silk. >> reporter: this home boasts a movie theater, pool, a guest house. state of the art kitchen. and a walk in closet that's bigger than some studio apartments. and from up top. >> you suddenly see a whole

other world. everyone has these big rocks on their backyard which you can't see. seeing it from the air it really puts it into perspective. >> reporter: it also saves time. >> i think that's the best way to put it. you want to see 10 homes and sometimes you waste your time driving all the way there and you didn't even like the area. and in a helicopter you can see it in 10 minutes. thank you for watching. 60 minutes is next. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> stahl: for five weeks, this no-man's land of ice was home to an expeditionary team of sailors, scientists and engineers, who's mission was to understand how to survive in maybe the most hostile conditions on earth. how cold does it get up here? >> it's about 25 below zero with the wind chill. >> stahl: the stakes are high-- trillions of dollars of natural gas and oil long-buried under the sea floor. which is one reason we came upon a u.s. attack submarine in a most unlikely way. >> rebel! >> cooper: nate parker's new movie is about a seb