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life from cbs bay area studios this is kpix news. of more -- more than a dozen people killed on a gambling trip there>> the deadly crash happened on interstate 10 about 100 miles east of los angeles. 13 people killed and dozens more entered. chris martinez at the scene were new details are emerging.>> reporter: investigator said there's no indication that the driver ever tried to hit the brakes before colliding with the semi-and at this point they say exactly what caused the crash is still unclear.>> a crane was needed to separate a tour bus a

tractor-trailer in north palm springs california. the bus plowed into the back and early sunday morning. >> i have never been to a crash where there has been 13 confirmed fatalities.>> a survivor told police most passengers were sleeping at the time first responders use ladders to reach victims because the door was an accessible. drove the trailer enter about 15 feet into the box. you can see it was a substantial impact. the bus was traveling -- a lot faster. the>> reporter: the bus driver -- the bus driver was killed in the crash.>> most victims were unrestrained therefore they flown through the air sustaining facial trauma. the -->> reporter: the bus headed back from a casino near paul springs.

police said the 1996 bus was inspected earlier this year. >> it had no mechanical deficiencies. the bus company involved only one bus and had one driver.>> reporter: most newer buses have a data recording device and a black box like an airplane but because this is older, they don't believe it had one. the ntsb has a crew on the way and they will begin their work reporting from north palm springs this is kpix. >> they had no recent crashes and had a satisfactory credit rating. >> looking outside asked of roof camp, a cold and dry night but things will change. teeth low pressure in the gulf of mexico will work its way south tomorrow meeting the north bay gets wet. not so much for the rest, focusing on tomorrow morning the bay area as mostly cloudy

monday but a bigger rainmaker coming on thursday. little detail that a few minutes. one place we keep what i on, the loma fire burning area. it is nearly 4500 dairy -- 4500 acres. a team of scientists that last week looking at the area conducting soil test. they spotted nearly 3 dozen homes at risks of my price. they tell mercury news it will take on million dollars worth of erosion control to stop debris from tumbling down in a store. a man was shot to death on the peninsula. police believe the victim was targeted.>> reporter: fatal shot rang out around 5:45 am

police arrived in an alleyway between the hyatt hotel and the parking lot. they found a man lying on the sidewalk. they tried to revive him but he died of gunshot wound.>> this was not a random act. we believe he was targeted.>> reporter: they believe he was visiting a registered guest. >> he may have been there for a while, but he was visiting a guest. they say the government got away. >> he was visiting a guest and we do not believe the guest was a suspect. we have to explore all possibilities at this point.>> reporter: victims -- police are not identifying the victim, he's in his late 20s but we cannot confirm identity. seven men are injured.

just before midnight on bancroft avenue near the oakland zoo. police received a report of gunshot and a her more shots nearby. no officers were hurt but they found seven victims all of whom were taken to the hospital. investigators detained one suspect but no arrests. in a south bay as shooting killed a woman. to victims were found 630 this morning. both were alive at the woman later died. police are interviewing people who saw or heard the shooting. it is san jose's 40th homicide. tesla will be the topic of fremont. the electric car company long- range plans. tesla wants to add more than or teen million near mission boulevard. they said the expansion will add 3100 jobs. if the city gives a green light, the company could

quintuple production to half 1 million cars a year.>> after the economy has crashed, they brought it back. it is good to have someone back to keep silicon valley going there>> the planning commission is speaking thursday. oakland is approving the least to dock space. the company handles 20 percent of cargo moving through the port of oakland, is looking to double its presence with a 14 year agreement. is also expected to make the operation is more cost efficient. time order and at&t have political backlash. reporter tom tells us they are raising doubts about what the deal means for us.>> reporter: alexander graham bell percent

sound over a wire for the 140 years without giving us a telephone. >> can you hear me next>> reporter: soon after the telephone and telegraph company, known as at&t, a company owns wires and cables and websites and table as well -- cable television as well. more than $85 billion deal to buy time warner, the nations largest maker of television and film. it's a big toy. >> the combination of time warner and at&t creates a unique company leading innovation.>> reporter: time warner feels the love. >> i am excited about the future.>> reporter: but for consumers, a danger is when one company controlling all of this -- donald trump says he would scrap the deal because it is

too much concentration of power. in the hands of one person. democratic senator al franken says it raises red flags and clinton hopes it will be closely scrutinized. regulators agree. they will take at least a year to sign off on the deal. but at&t is a company that began with a want and it won't drop this one without a fight. cbs news new york. still to come one city rent is through the roof. the painful price.>> it is rigged and broken and corrupt.>> reporter: that's what donald trump says about the election system. should we be worried about voter fraud? could this be the bay area of bridge to nowhere? why you cannot complete the journey across the bay area

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the 1960s anti-war activist, once married to jane fonda, became a california legislator, author, and into the newsroom tom hayden has died there the antiwar activists married to jane fonda became the california legislature, author and legislator. he was 76. if you have not registered to vote now is the time to do it.

the deadline is tomorrow. you can do it online, in person or online, if you have moved you need to preregister. in nevada donald trump picked up his first major newspaper endorsement from las vegas review journal. it was not exact weight enthusiastic the paper roca mr. trump represents neither the danger his critics claim nor the magic elixir many supporters claim. he promises to be a source of disruption and discomfort to the proof which backscratching political elite. 17 days until the election and hillary clinton has a double-digit lead. 38 percent donald trump. a national survey was done and clinton helps other democrats as they attempt to take the legislation.

she no longer thinks about responding to trump. she did criticize him proclaiming the election is rate. >> he refuses to say he would respect the results of this election and that is a threat to democracy.>> if you lose by 200 votes are you going to concede? >> i will reserve all options. >> reserving options -- [ indiscernible - multiple speakers ] that's the difference -- i know where he is at.>> reporter: he says he is trailing but it's too late to count them out. >> he stood his ground on a contentious issue. >> it is rigged and broken. they want me to take that back. let me tell you got it is a rigged system.>> with all that vote about voter fraud, could it actually happen in the bay

area? we spent reporter medinah to find out here>> i don't leave the polls.>> reporter: he claims voter fraud and if mix of concert. >> we don't take this lightly.>> reporter: santa clara county leaders responded to the claimed reassuring voters this week, they will watch the polls closely. >> i'm not worried about it.>> reporter: boaters don't believe there's anything to worry about. >> that's what holds up democracy. a lot of people work to make sure that the case. >> there are a lot of checks and balances.>> reporter: the question is, are they right?>> voter fraud is a small problem. according to this professor she says when voter fraud happens it's usually not intentional.>>

often what happens it's not that they tried to cheat, just the discrepancy between the deathless and voter registration was. some things just happenstance.>> reporter: a high rate is there to find discrepancies.>> i hope people go out and vote and don't feel they will be imposed upon as exercising a right.>> reporter: there are claims voter fraud claims will hurt voter poll, the registrar voter as santa clara county says they have extra staff watching. oakland residents said this is the tool against skyrocketing housing projects.

zila.com says the average price for a rental in oakland is more than $3000. a 70 percent increase from 2013. that means longtime residents are forced out of their own city. >> i feel pushed out. what do you do when i make $10 an hour and i can't provide my family.>> reporter: boaters are being asked to address the issue. issued jj and kk would raise property taxes to fund more affordable housing. the long- awaited pedestrian bike path is finally open for business. it runs from emeryville to the gardens. john remus was there for the opening.>> reporter: today was the date bikes and pedestrians on bay bridge could finally reach all the way to treasure island. it seemed like a big date but you would not know it from the

festivities. there were not any. the first bicycle reached it without any fanfare complaining the path took 20 years of planning and cost untold millions of dollars. it was supposed open at noon picked caltrain opened the gate 30 minutes early. >> we figured we should just open.>> reporter: death by cop -- the cyclists that in mind the lack of ceremony. >> you want to open the presents and see what's there like christmas morning.>> reporter: it offers panoramic views of the bay and its 4.5 miles. the elders of the bar grill at the end are awaiting more patrons.>> i am looking forward to it.>> reporter: customer bob

wells says he's not sure how on foot customers are supposed to get there. it is one long blind curve without a shoulder to walk on. >> you have to stay on the road and it is small. i would think it would be dangerous to walk it.>> reporter: the city offers a bus. it's a two minute ride but the bus only comes every 30 minutes. caltrans says there is a lot of work to be done before the roads can handle thousands of people writing or walking. perhaps that's why the opening was such a low-key affair. john remus 5kpix lets go back to that little low. that low is given seattle rain all week and it will give the north bay rain tomorrow by clearlake. it will move down toward sonoma county later in the day. the rest of the area looks

cloudy and a chance by the bridge. the bay bridge has numbers in the 60s. santa rosa is at 53 degrees with calm conditions. a little wendy in napa, oakland the winds are blowing to 35 miles per hour. gusty night in the area. rain spread south over the next 24 hours and by tomorrow night, the band of rain will make its way down the north coast and stuff at the golden gate bridge. that's the best information we have. then we have scattered showers in the small hours of tuesday morning now watch what happens between tuesday and wednesday, it lists north, out of the bay area. here is what we expect.

a rain to expect tomorrow working its way down to the golden gate by sunset. gusty winds tonight and showers on thursday. more rain coming in on thursday. it looks more robust. sign up as we head back to work at 7:27 am. out of the pit area, eureka and mendocino have some rain. daytime highs dip below average tomorrow with cloudy skies in the bay area. the south bay will be cold at 70 degrees and same for the east bay mostly cloudy veras while. then into the magic of napa. rain developing by midday with temperatures in the 60s and a good that for winds.>> extended forecast the rain works its way south. scattered showers tuesday. neither a big rainmaker,

wednesday we get a break. thursday as more powerful with heavier winds and rain. friday more rain and possibly more by sunday. we will watch that system. and olympic swimmer grateful tonight for someone watching on television. how he aborted -- how he avoided a health scare by something a fan solve. and wife fighter jets are getting a new hue. can the raiders remain undefeated on the road? >> you have to feel good about that. the finer -- the 49ers are feeling good but for the long reasons.>> i get to make friends and have son -- fun.

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for a group of astronauts. this space cargo ship just landed at the international space station. its filled with two and half tons of food, and supplies. of space cargo ship landed at the international space station with 2.5 tons of food. during this time it will be used as a trashcan. when it's full will go back to

earth's atmosphere will it will burn out. and olympic swimmer was given a life preserver by a sharp eyed fan.>> gold medalist matt wharton said he saw and her regular mole, shout out to the person who emailed the dock and told me to get it checked out. good call, very good call. >> with the fight against breast cancer, a u.s. navy fighter jet, this peak cougar was unveiled on the uss lexington and corpus christi, texas. it's on display through the end of the month and the paint job is not permanent. dishwashing soap removes it. if dig it international attention. it will wash away in the rain. the head of baby jesus stolen from a

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>> jack meter came in at number two and ouija origin of sin came in at number three. the account and not girl on the train rounded out. the missing part of the jesus statue has been resurrected where it was put back on the white stone statue in the front yard. it was stolen about one year ago. a terra-cotta replacement but mock it on social media say it look like maggie simpson. the pre-says a woman brought the original back on friday and as for why she took it, she says, the person who did it with through hard times.>> we need surveillance video that shows what happens.>> we will be right back. trend line -- ,,,,