hundreds of people cited cars seized, even some arrests. after this massive side show in the south bay. the new more aggressive whay they kind. >> it's the first strike with the scholars. it's the largest academic worker strike in history. and a church stepping up to help working class families. when the weather forces pg&e to turn off the power. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. battling side shows, going after everyone involved in these massive dangerous events rather than those just driving the car. >> and the hundreds of citations were issued. coming with some hefty fines. >> reporter: san jose police

have never written this many tickets at one side show. in the past, they've gone after those doing the donuts. but last night they detained and ticketed all the spectators. this is drone video showing san jose police blocng all the side show participants and spectators from four different directions, so they couldn't drive off. san josece wrote everyone a ticket. we'll come back to this massive crackdown. let's go back to the beginning. started around 11:20 saturday night. hundreds of cars and people blocked off the intersection of virginia and 7th streets. it was a chaotic scene with fireworks, laser beams, four cars spinning donuts all at the same time. after a while they left this intersection and made their way to the intersection of monterey highway. >> it was loud and woke me up, yeah. the cars are breaking and we're turning around, moving fast. it was kind of squeaky. >> reporter: as they were having their fun, they were coordinating their strategies

to block them in. once they closed off every escape route, they moved in. the drivers tried to move out. they 'tgeveo 0 cars. ipants mt the tickets were spectating. they call the parents for 82 minors. they impounded at least 20 cars for participating, which will cost $3,000 to $4,000 to get each one back. police also recovered this ghost gun. >> this is new. hooray for san jose pd. that seems to be a new course of action. thank you to the city of san jose. >> reporter: hughes is fed up with the side shows. she lives next to the intersection. >> hopefully this will send a message that says look, don't come down here. >> reporter: some question why oakland, san francisco, other cities don't go after the

spectators. one oakland officer tells me that's because san jose and antioch are the only two bay area cities that have a law to cite spectators. >> i'm surprised oakland hasn't had that law. they've had the problem for years. >> reporter: oakland public safety committee plans to look at the idea of citing spectators on tuesday and eventually send a proposal to the city council. as for san jose residents, they're happy with the tough crackdown. >> i feel good, so people won't watch anymore. >> reporter: again 720 tickets. each ticket up to a thousand dollars. in san jose i'm da lin kpix 5. at the same time the side show must go on in oakland. it did tonight with video from citizen app. as we've come to expect dangerous conditions out there with people standing in

the road with the cars tearing by. there are no words on any injuries though tonight. elon musk continues to cut costs at twitter. over the weekend he issued more layoffs gutting contracts and monterey tour jobs. many of the content watchdogs learned they would be out of work. many say they expect an increase in misinformation and harmful content on twitter. we don't know how many contractors were let go. but one ucla professor and ex-employee estimate 3,000 contract workers were fired on saturday. federal prosecutors have suggested a 15-year sentence for silicon valley fraudster elizabeth holmes ahead of her court sentencing date this friday. she was convicted in january of criminal fraud. last week her lawyers asked a judge for no more than 18 months of house arrest. but her convictions each carry sentences of up to 20 years. tomorrow tens of thousands

of academic workers from all ten university of california campuses are set to walk off the job. the move could disrupt classes just weeks ahead of final exams. >> betty yu spoke to one person hitting the picket line tomorrow who says they have no choice. >> reporter: evan holloway is a clinical psychologist working on public health research at ucfs. on monday you'll find him on the picket line. alongside 2,700 workers. total 48,000 workers including academic student employees like t.a.s are expected to go on strike across the state. >> we are all asking for higher pay. as you're familiar, inflation has hit the united states in california and almost up 9% inflation over the past year with what uc has offered in terms of pay. it's an effective pay cut. >> reporter: post dogs in particular are asking for a

$70,000 minimum salary, which is comparable to what stanford university pays. currently they make around $52,000. he said it's hardly enough to afford the high cost of living. >> one thing that's important to me, it's something that's coming. and becoming a father. we're liking for sty pens and they're offering $200 a month. >> reporter: those who teach and grade papers, perform cut-edge research that generates billions for the uc system says their work drives innovation. alleging the university of california has engaged in unfair labor practices including showing up to the sessions unprepared. >> it is important to me and it is a place where i know can be better. so it is frustrating. frankly i would rather be focused on the research. >> reporter: they said in a statement in part, many agreements have been reached on key issues such as the

respectful key environment and health and safety matters. we're committed to negotiate in good faith. they added if a strike does occur, we anticipate that classes will remain as scheduled. officers will be open. the campus will provide normal or equivalent services. betty yu kpix 5. and now to a quick update on the local midterm races. the votes are still being counted like the one you see behind me. but still no resolution to any of the big races we've been watching like the mayors in oakland, san jose, or the d.a. race. a few, but just a few of the ballots were lost until they were discovered today on the side of the road in santa clara county. once they were found, the registrar turned the information over to the post office, which will be doing an inest gase. the registrar will see if the ballots are eligible

to be counted. if you're wondering about your own ballot, check on its progress at the registrar's website. meanwhile house speaker nancy pelosi is answering questions about the wake of her attack against her husband and the possibility of the house flipping republicans. >> my decision is going to be rooted in what the wishes of my family and the wishes of my caucus. it wasn't just the attack. it was the republican reaction to it, which was disgraceful. that i think, the attack is horrible. i mean imagine what i feel is the one who was a target and my husband paying the price and the traumatic affect on our family. >> the battle for control of the house is now the biggest unanswered questions in this year's midterm elections after they kept the narrow senate majority. still ahead at 11:00, the

historic east bay garden celebrates a major milestone. on this veterans day weekend, we're remembering those who serve our country with the ceremony at mayor island. how one oakland church is coming up with a solution on how to provide shelter from climate change. we still have several hours to go before we get to morning lows. we're already in the mid-30s in the north bay valleys. here is the frost advisory for tomorrow morning. how cold we'll get and then we'll look ahead. there's a little bit of ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together

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plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. power shutoffs are happening more and more and no surprise that tends to happen in lower neighborhoods the most. >> they need a place to go when it is too hot to be in their homes without power. and what a church in oakland is doing about it. >> reporter: take a drive through east oakland. what you don't see? solar panels. these kinds of working class pay the price for people to become more independent. and robinson saw

it coming. >> i was like what is that? yeah. we went to solar. >> reporter: the solar panels have dropped the church's energy bill to about $10 a month, but it's the battery system that makes the pastor feel free at last. >> and if i flick that switch off, we're totally off the grid. totally. it's like we're just running on energy from these panels. >> is that a good feeling to know you can do that? >> it is like little people win, you know? >> reporter: that win for the little people was celebrated as it became oakland's first resilience hub. a total of $85,000. the idea is to create energy secure places where people can gather or just days

when the grid is overtacked. >> and there will be times a blackout. so those people that need some security and safety and maybe a light at night, we'll be able to come here. >> relief centers were set up on the fly. but they say climate change is making those events a common place for when the power goes out. >> we need to make sure we have the entire state adapting, being ready to help. >> that is exactly what the pastor had in mind. >> come off the grid, here we go. >> john ramos kpix 5. for the next seven days, we're out of the form track for a while. and just because it

will be cold tomorrow. we're noticing san jose for right now, it's 6 degrees colder at this time in the night. you'll go down to the low 40s when we bottom out tomorrow morning. and right now it's 47. but it's 37 in santa rosa right now. and look around the edges, that's where you see them starting with three. if you have some influence in the bay, you'll stay in the 40s. it's cold for the north bay valleys that the national weather center issued another frost advisory. if you've got sensitive plants, any agricultural interest? if you do, you're probably aware of this. if you have sensitive plants out in your card, you

may want to consider insulating them. it's not like we're doing to do a freeze for very long. but you'll need that heavier jacket tomorrow morning. probably not toparch fog. we'll hit it more for the rest of the week because there will be an offshore influence in the wind. that will help minimize fog for a good part of this week. not entirely, but better than we were. on the flip side of this, the daytime highs are beautiful. but, but blue skies. these are wonderful afternoons. we can kind of feel good about this because of the rain for the first twoing weeks in november. enjoy sunny and no sign of rain. we've got to get back to the storm track sooner rather than later. if you look at what's happening, there's

the next storm. a big area of clear. off the coast, that's the center of high pressure that's blocking all the storms. instead of getting dem coming offshore, we'll be getting offshore winds. just the opposite on wednesday morning. screen lights up, streamlines show you the winds going the wrong way. those are the offshore winds. thankfully we're at a fire season now, at least for now. we've got enough rain at home and from the fire weather concern. but it does dry out the air. we don't need to deal with so much fog in the morning. seven-day forecast shows you we're warming by the time we get to the middle of the week. i doubt you'll notice in san jose. but you will notice in the north bay valley. we'll be noticeably warm i'm going to sneeze. all right, guys, before i sneeze on air, back to you. >> bless you. the garden in walnut creek is celebrating their 50th birthday this weekend. it's

become a model for sustainable driving everywhere with ruth bancroft. 31,000 visitors pass through each year to enjoy the landscaping, nursery, and educational programs. starts tomorrow, muni will begin testing the new opening next saturday. once that happens, they'll start with limited weekend only service from fourth and brennan to the chinatown stations. then in january, service will increase to seven days a week and will extend through south of market, union square, and chinatown. coming up after the break, new details into that midair crash at an air show in texas. >> and then as san jose's outgoing is preparing to avoid making contact. he's feeting

change in a fully night. we've got you covered. are you writing stuff down? >> heard of no crying in baseball? but football? >> sorry for being emotional. i'm just mad. >> in san jose, they were the road warriors tonight. what happened to the ca

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take a look at this plane that ended up perched on its nose today at the reed hill airport in san jose. the single engine cessna came in hard on the runway around 3:30 this afternoon. luckily no reports of anyone being hurt. but this is just the latest safety incident at the airport that has been facing criticism. two planes collided during an air show causing a huge explosion and a rain of debris. >> six people were on board the two vintage planes. at the time there are no survivors. as reported jd miles explains the crash is raising new concerns over the safety of air shows. >> reporter: smoldering wreckage is all that remains tonight after two vintage war planes collided midair at a dallas air show, horrifying onlookers. >> i just see flames and everything go flying. >> reporter: the ntsb is

investigating what caused the bell p-63 kingcobra to fly into the boeing b-17 flying fortress. >> do we think it's a pilot error as part of this? it's too early to tell. >> we had a collision. vital to finding out what happened since former mts chair and safety analyst robert sumalt. what did you think when you saw the video? >> it appears the p-63 is approaching the b-17 at a very steep bank angle to prohibit that pilot from being able to see. >> reporter: both retired american airline. remarkably no one on the ground was hurt. what does this say about the future of air shows? >> the air show is a very important part of recognizing

our heritage. and the air shows can typically be done safely. >> reporter: still these were very experienced pilots at the control, which raises questions about whether the vintage war planes are better off on display than in the air. jd miles, cbs news, dallas. and after the break, san jose mayor sam. and a reminder to download the app that will give you 24-hour access to see the bay area and the newscast and real-time news updates. you can also sign up for breaking ne

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president biden is in bali tonight preparing to meet with xi jinping. it will be the first in-person meeting between biden and xi. and while both sides expect talks to be tense, the white house is playing down any speculation about brewing conflict between the u.s. and china. >> i feel good about where we are. we just need to figure out what the red lines are. >> that comes after biden met with other g20 leaders in egypto

ange speaking of san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> we chuck the inventory in 2016 and again three years later and saw a significant decline in emissions primarily because of our efforts to decarbonize the grid with the clean energy. >> reporter: the city owned utility buys green renewable sources like power that is then sold to 300,000 customers, allowing households with minimal effort to go green. the profits from the company are reinvested in things. >> about 30% of the people sold this year are electric. that's positive and tells us this is really starting to accelerate. >> reporter: the may is trying to convert their fees although mispolice cars and the fire

injens e remain gas powered. while some may criticize the wisdom to discuss the impacts, they think the conference has value. >> every time we're able to engage as we would take away lessons that you could apply and you would need to get them into a room or talk to each other to do that and in a room with experts. >> reporter: devin fehely kpix 5. and next, veterans day weekend isn't quite over ye

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