. we're live in the south bay where police are investigating the attempted murder of a hotel guest in a top floor suite. police in the south bay have launched an investigation after a female guest was stabbed in a room in a well-known hotel. she was found by another guest. the embassy suites where she spoke with police a short time ago. i'm standing across the street

from the embassy suites hotel next to interfate state 680. the police remain on the scene a patrol car across from the lobby. the main crime scene is on the ninth floor. and investigators say a 30-year- old woman, the only person registered to a hotel room was stabbed several times this evening. several millipedeis patrol cars have been outside. investigators say the woman made her way from the ninth floor to a highway on a third floor -- hallway on a third floor where she was found by another guest who called for help. >> the victim was on the third floor of the hotel. we located her and determined the crime scene was on the

ninth floor. we found evidence that indicated a violent disturbance. >> the hotel lobby remains open. the victim was not part of any events. they have reopened a -- the floors. i checked with police in the last 15 minutes. the victim is still alive but she has significant injuries, she's at a local hospital. they don't believe this was a random attack. they don't believe the public is at risk. now to our coverage of the strong winds in the bay area, and those winds have left some without power for a second night. the strongest winds have passed but the warning remain. bill martin is tracking the

conditions that prompted the warning. a neighborhood in oakland is still in the dark after a tree fell on it. >> and they are a few hours away from the power being restored. there's a dangling power line that needs repaired. the lights have been coming on slowly. >> sounds of celebration as power returns in pockets of the east bay where it's been a long wait. >> i made locks yesterday. perishable food getting warm, frozen foot getting ruined as utility crews couldn'ty where -- everywhere. it was like the calvary came in. an army might attack the mess that blew down owe e night.

windshields shattered and the noise. you could hear the cracks, the creaking, the tree, the trees, there was so much wind. everything was making noise. saunders lives under this cedar more than 100-feet tall that toppled on utility lines and stayed that way all night. neighbors were frustrated the calls went astray. >> something went lost in translation. there was a lack of coordination or the dispatch people wrote down the wrong information. when it gets as gusty as last night the winds were outside the norm but it prepared. >> it's been a widespread storm, a lot of the smaller outages that require a lot of staffing to get to. a strange weather system, i

would say we're fortunate in a lot of ways, every once in a while we get our butt kicked. this couple said they got reacquainted with their neighbors. >> we were hanging out and talking. and checking up on each other. >> we were talking, and not watching tv. >> thank you. [cheering]. >> the crew told me it's nice to hear cheers at the end of the job. but hundreds of customers are waiting, chain saws going, trees coming down. but pg&e has not been here to repair, best estimate for their power coming back, after midnight. >> here's what pg&e is telling us, 36 customers without power

in the north bay. in the east bay the current number is 1500, san francisco only has four and the peninsula two. and 11 customers in the south bay are without power. >> and a red flag warning for the north bay, the winds are very strong, not as strong tonight as last night. i'm finding gusts up to 40 miles an hour right now. the red flag warning until 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. the winds sustained at 28 miles an hour out of the north. as you look in the valley much less wind on the southern end of the bay. on the north end it is very, very windy. when i come back we'll roll the computer model for the wind forecast. when the winds die down it gets cold and a chance of rain in

the 5-day forecast. the winds that ripped through the bay area had firefighters scrambling in napa area. 300-acres burned. the fire started 9:45 when the winds were howling. officials say it's 70% contained. evacuation orders for homes were lifted at 6:00. a downed power line likely sparked the fire. >> in sonoma fire burned 2500 acres. it's started 2:00 this morning. the flames are threatening power plants in the area. this fire is 10% contained. tonight the work to clear all the downed trees and one that became a spectacle today. family and friends of a san jose woman gathered tonight to

remember her. the vigil for andrea was held outside her home in santa clara county. the sheriff department said a deputy was cornered and fired at the woman when she came at the deputy with the knife. >> i don't believe that, she's only 5-foot tall, she's 61. she has ms. she could barely move. the sheriff department sent this picture of the knife and identified the deputy as jennifer gal attribute. the ins -- gallant. the incident lasted 44 seconds. the family said the woman was shot in the head. california released two months of jobless numbers today. the number show california unemployment rate fell to 8.7% in september and unchanged in

october. the state lost 2900 jobs in september ending growth. but bounced back in october. the bay area had some of the lowest numbers in the state, you can see from the map, jobless rates fell below the state average. north korea officially acknowledged it has detained a u.s. citizen but did not kate if it's meryl new man from palo altoment a traveling companion said he was taken off a plane. the swedish embassy is requesting visits. >> been in regular contact with the state department, but we don't have any new information.

>> the family says it's sent his heart medication but there's no word if he's received it. newman's wife says the family feels there's a misunderstanding leading to his detention and asks that north korea settles this issue a quickly. two nurses are back home after a week this the philippines. they arrived a few hours ago after providing medical support. today the official death toll from the typhoon jumped above 5200 making it one of the deadliest to hit the philippines. why the nurses found it difficult to leave today. >> family and friends gathered to greet the nurses. we learned about the sacrifice they made to help the victims. >> a hero's welcome greeted

joseph as he emerged from customs followed by myself -- myself -- michelle. >> nurses answered their calling. helping those in need. >> really heart wrenching. there's a lot of devastation, they lost their homes. they left for the philippines last thursday. she gave up a family trip to las vegas to celebrate her birthday. she says they will have time to do that. >> it's not just you know, illness of the body, it's the mind. there's a lot of people traumatized and it's showing. >> they are no strangers to human suffering, what they saw in the villages is something entirely different. combined with just an

apocalyptic environment. >> their task was to assess the need, treat patients and help set up mobile clinics. >> we made a difference. do you plan to go back? >> i would love to. leaving the philippines was difficult, knowing they paved the way for other nurses that are arriving in waves helps. >> there's a lot left to do. knowing we accomplished a lot, we're happy. >> they did not know each other before the trip, they will now be lifelong friends united by a special bond. i told you about the wind advisory in fact. the areas that will wake up to

temperature in the 30s. >> what grows up may come down in a wind storm. the damage and the clean up. feeling betrayed by bart. >> if there's an alternative i would be on the alternative. >>

there's no service at this time due to a computer error. >> that marked the beginning of

a rough morning commute for bart mass years -- passengers. no trains were running. a computer upgrade interfered with the ability to track the trains. >> we could run the trains without knowing where the trains are, how far apart they are. workers reverted back to the old nonupgraded system. were were operating by 7:15, but not until after the peak of the morning commute that service was fully restored. this is just the latest in a series of problems for bart. it's taking a toll on the image. many riders have had enough. the trains may be back on schedule now, but bart is in a lot of trouble. >> if there was an alternative i would be on to alternative. >> many are ready to hop off

the train for good. kelly jackson says 2 strikes and today's shut down is all she can take. >> they've broken the three strike rule. >> bart has to push the reset on the communications. >> sam singer spent two decades consulting for the transit agency. his contract ended earlier this year. he said bart should be able to bounce back. >> we have no not make error and communicate with the public. bart says ridership numbers remain strong but the spokeswoman said the timing of today's shut down couldn't be worse. >> it's frustrating to be told no train service. it's been a long year for bart. we understand the frustration. >> she was stuck on a stopped train overnight and the entrepreneur is thinking of

moving her business out of the bay area. >> i'm starting a company, i'm interested to being in the city but it's annoying. >> many righters will be turning to fer ocean, buses or cars -- ferries. many say they don't have a choice. bart is a necessary evil. >> as to for bart's botched labor contract the union are considering legal action over the disputed clause. bart board members approved most of the contract but eliminated the paid leave. the leaders called the actions ill yet -- illegitimate. serial killer joseph naso

was convicted to death. he was convicted for murder. that jury recommended the death penalty. today the judge made it official. the family and friends of the victims were relieved. >> i'm glad he lost everything. so did we. naso turns idea in january and not likely he will actually be executed. the average stay on death row in 20 years and california has not enforced the death penalty since 2006. the fbi thinks the so- called cotton bandit has struck again. this is a surveillance video of the suspect. he robbed chase bank yesterday. it's the 8th bank robbery he's suspected of. he's been dubbed the cotton ball bandit he wears a knit

beanie with hear flaps a cotton ball on top. continuing coverage now of the damage left behind from the powerful overnight winds. crews are spread out working to clean up the mess. tree trimmers try to cut and remove downed trees. noel walker is live in oakland where a large tree is drawing a lot of attention. >> you know i'm no towers giant. this is one giant tree. it's still drawing visitors even at this hour of the evening. it took a little bit of rain and a lot of wind to give tree trimmers a lot of work. like a conductor firing up the orchestra. tree trimmers keep the beat

over the oakland hims. it's a noisy chorus. >> we have to -- >> the not so calm after the storm. >> the tree service can hardly keep up with the flood of calls. >> this is one of the worst i've seen. >> so many calls like this one. >> i heard a thunk and thought there was a earthquake. >> it was this 80-foot fir. >> there's a lot of weak trees and the winds were intent. overnight the wind whipped up a playground structure with roots upended standing as tall as a house this eucalyptus is storm victim and tourist attraction. makes the other fallen trees

look like twigs, getting around the scattered limbs and downed power lines is a challenge. the mail must go through. through rain, sleet, snow and downed trees. >> this will give you an idea how close this was to a bad scene. just a few feet away is this big downed tree. if you want to know if you have compromised trees, if they are leaning and older call in a tree expert to check it out. these are the temperature we got today. temperature will be cooler. there will be less winds. we have the red flag warning in the north bay. winds peak tonight at midnight. these are sustained winds.

after the midnight and morning hours a lot less wind. the wind is dying down. should peak in the next couple hours. overnight lows will get down there, there will be frost. 42 in santa rosa. that will get you frost. when i come back, this is the forecast for tomorrow. temperature the same as day. we'll talk about the bay area weekend and the rain. we'll see you back here. ahead, new information about the hate crime investigation at san jose state. at 10:30, lighting the night. signs of the holidays they are here and some hope they will rekindle the spirit of giving. >> the crash and security scare that prompted an investigation tonight at l.a.x. ♪

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. two scarce at l.a.x. this car crash caused a massive security response. police were called with reports of possible shots fired. it was the crash. then a caller said there was a man with a weapon in terminal four. nothing suspicious was found. travelers are being let back n the airport. all of this comes after the deadly shooting earlier this month. tonight the family of a san jose state student is speaking out about the allegations their son was the target of hate crimes and tormented by his roommates. >> the san jose state president and the csu chancellor denounced the hate crimes against an african-american student. the freshman was subjected to

racial taunts and had his head put in a bicycle lock. the family said it was disturbed by the behavior and expressed hope justice will prevail. students agreed. >> we want justice, what deserved to happen should happen. >> the president said the cases are being reviewed and could lead to expulses. the college did not name blanchard because he was 17 at the time. there were more people involved than those three adults. >> colin warrens family hired a attorney who did not respond. the three will be in court january sixth. some community groups want more attention paid to the anti- semitic acts. >> it was bigger than race.

yes. i think it was one that was unfriendly to any nonchristian white. university officials say they will begin adding more programs aimed at religious tolerance. the incidents are included in the hate crime case but don't believe it will lead to additional charges. >> john burrows says he's involved in a case of alleged police brutality in san francisco. the incident last friday was caught on video. he plans to sue the police department on behalf of the family of deparis williams. paris said police officer attacked him and three of the neighbors after they tried to stop williams from riding his bike on the sidewalk. caught on camera. an attack against a pedestrian.

>> san francisco skyline is brighter tonight along with hopes that people will help the city reach a critical deadline. soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health.

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. fireworks light up the night as the switch is flipped on house of holiday lights at san francisco embarcadero center. it's a tradition. >> live in san francisco with the reminder this is a key time of the year for retail sales and charities. >> it really is a beautiful sight to see the embarcadero lit up. some hope it will inspire the holiday spirit and encourage people to spend money and give to those in need.

five, four, three, two, one. the fireworks and lights stretched to the sky and out shown the stars, brings crowds to downtown san francisco. >> it's a festive holiday. it's a family thing from disney skaters to shops and restaurant, this winter carnival caters to a younger clientele. >> we have ice skating, miles of smiles, we have twisted balloons, face painting. >> a welcome boost to the businesss. >> we come down and spend money. is nice we can enjoy the holidays. >> with thanksgiving six days away there was a call for help. tomorrow morning. >> the food bank is worried they won't have enough food for the churches and community

groups that will feed people on thanksgiving day. we're seeing less giving. we're short on turkeys, about 500 turkeys we'd like to have and short on the fund raising. >> a holiday wish and a reminder. >> happen, happy for the simple things. sometimes having food to eat, friends, family and a beautiful sight can bring joy. >> the holiday lights and the ice-skating rink will be up through january 5. more details the holiday shopping season is putting a construction project on hold at the square. they are repainting stockton

street. with the two blocks will reopen before thanksgiving and remain open until after the new year. bay area travelers hoped they missed the thanksgiving rush by flying got a surprise. for many years the classic busiest day was the wednesday before thanksgiving, over the past three to five years here at sfo we've seen a shift, it's the friday before that's the busiest day. >> seems more people are taking the entire thanksgiving week off and leaving today. airport officials expected 130,000 arrivals and departures compared to 125,000 on the day before thanksgiving. the oakland airport had a ribbon cutting for the state of the art tower.

it has a better view of the runway and more energy efficient. it was built with federal stimulus funds. two men stood in front of a judge today after a robbery at a bed and breakfast that was caught on camera. why the victim was arrested afterward. it's a story only on two. >> a surveillance camera in castro district captured this assault in which the victim's front teeth is knocked out and wallet and cell phone stolen. >> dennis says the victim came to b and b in search of a friend who stayed there. he was scared. banging on the door trying to get in. police were called and arrest made in minutes based on a description of the speeding

vehicle seen here. >> a u-haul van, they took three suspects into custody. two adults and a juvenile. i never seen them. two of the three suspects were arraigned. long of san francisco faces a felony robbery change. jones faces four felony counts. his bail is set at $700,000. there's no evidence a hate crime was committed. >> in a strange twist, the victim was arrested two days after the assault on unrelated charges including theft and possession of narcotics. violent robbers in the castro district have leveled off butyrase pattern of assaults in the -- but there's a pattern of assaults in the neighborhood.

the dow closes above 16,000 for a second consecutive day. nasdaq closed in positive territory, it is reaching the 4,000 mark. tesla is saying an investigation will clear his car. looking at two recent car fires, a model s hit a large debris in the road and the batteries caught fire. stealing from wineries and not taking the wine. what thieves took that could put customers at risk. powerful winds making way for overnight cool down. i'm show you where and when temperature could drop. a look back at how the killing of j.f.k. brought the bay area to its niece.

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. >> church bells rang in dallas at the moment when gunshots were heard 50 years ago today

when president john f. kennedy was assassinated. >> he spoke to us in that now distant time past, with a vitality and sense of purpose such as we had never heard before. >> this was the first time dallas has marked the anniversary. today's ceremony was held under gray skies. that day in 1963 was bright and sunny. president kennedy rode in a limousine with the top down. et lee harvey oswald killed the president. the assassination stunned the nation and the world. >> mike found video from the archives of what it was like that day here in the bay area. >> it appears something has happened in the motorcade route. >> november 22, 1963, president

kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. then, a shocked nation weeps. >> and now. >> from the bells to the american flag. >> it's just devastating. and still is to this day. today american's did not forget. the first president i paid attention to and can recognize and to this day i can remember everything the entire weekend. so many americans on that day frozen with the news. 50 years later many remember the images from texas as well as the images recorded right here in the bay area. >> san francisco's market street was a ghost town as businesses closed. there were tears, words from pat brown. it's one of the most tragic

days of my life. and from san francisco mayor george christopher. >> a great loss to the people of america and the people of the free world. the raw emotions spilled for many. including this man so torn with grief he was brought to his knees. >> i came from john f. kennedy. she remembers her elementary schools. it's kennedy's works in 1961. >> it's not what the country can do for you. >> ask what you can do for your country. president john f. kennedy gone 50 years ago today. >> at ktvu.com we've posted a section dedicated to the as is nation. you can look for it in the -- assassination.

will we see rain. we'll have the weekend run down and more in the complete bay area forecast. they had tried to jimmy through here and it's broken up. >> and in two minutes. a warning to wineries after a series of break ins. it's not the wine they are after. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all

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security after robbers. >> here in sonoma county wine country someone is breaking into tasting room but they are not stealing bottles. >> they didn't taste wine. >> one of eight wineries dry creek valley that have been hit and three in the past week. the sheriff department is investigating the string of burglar knees they tried to jimmy through here and as you see it's broken up and so, but it was fairly easy access once they knocked through the window. the break in happened last week. the office got the worst of it as the photographs show. workers discovered two checks were missing. >> we were concerned about what's missing. very little money, we don't keep money here, mostly paper

transactions. >> the cash was taken from the register, since the wine was not the target, owners believe whoever is doing this is correcting credit card information that may be kept in files. one wine association put out a alert. make sure the wind rose locked, the staff is aware of the cars that don't belong. the wineries have asked for patrols. this is the first time anybody can remember a string of break ins. >> it makes you more aware i guess is the main thing. not in a good way. at the time of the break in the winery didn't have an alarm system. it does now. >> the federal government is following california's decision to give people an extra week to apply for heath insurance.

the aim is to help 900,000 who are losing their health care policies because they don't conform with the affordable care act. sad news for san francisco zoo. one of the more popular animals, banana sam died. we got to know him after he was kidnapped from the zoo. sam was returned by someone who said they found him loose. the kidnapper was never found. the zoo says banana sam died from heart disease. the red flag warning in effect for the north bay stays in effect until 5:00 tomorrow. gusts to 40 miles an hour. all in this area. a red flag warning through the afternoon tomorrow. the winds are still blowing, but as i switch to the south

bay, a lot less wind. the winds are dying down. they are slow to do so. last night was a big deal wind event. gusts in the east bay. the winds are done, tonight we get the benefit of the atmosphere. a live camera. you can see forever when the wind blows like that. what we're going to see tomorrow, temperature at the game will be in the 60s. also for the raiders game on sunday. chance of rain. this is when it shows up. on wednesday and thursday. this is next week. talking about rain in the long range. this high pressure will weaken enough the lows die down. here they were last night and here they are today and tomorrow. down 10, 15 miles an hour. the highs tomorrow, 64 in

fairfield. not as warm as today. less wind. the winds are compressing and sinking. we have 70s today. tomorrow less wind. it's almost september. the 5-day forecast with the bay area weekend in view. we check out saturday and sunday. this week end looks great. it's going to be cooler. less wind and the thing you will notice is the morning temperature. cool in the morning overnight hours. the bottom tier hours will be in the freezing range. weather looks good. 65 degrees with light winds. almost a bay area weekend. tuesday to wednesday and thursday. as i look down the road. the long range computer models. more rain beyond that. we may be in business. we'll see how it goes. >> lining up rain.

may get rain on the holiday week with the kids out of school. a new player is joining the team campaigning to develop coliseum city. hoping to build a sports stadium and entertainment hub. it could be oakland's best chance to keep the raids in oakland. colony capital is part of the project and taking the lead to raise the millions needed for project. a devastating loss for warriors and another injury. >> they are starting to stack up. they have scores to settle. there's some teams they can't beat. lakers with one of them. the warriors improved as they may be can't get over in los angeles. 11 straight times they lost down there. the express rolls golden state again. curry out again.

barnes on the defense. rejecting meeks. open court to bogue en. they are down one at halftime. bad to worse this the third. iguodala has been so good. comes up. pulls a hamstring. it may be a while. lakers 12-0 run. nick young, 21 points off the bench. palms from out from. you haven't seen the last of him. another pass from the warriors, lots of them tonight. lakers coast in, warriors have 2 straight losses, more important 33 injuries piling up. 49ers know all about swinging and missing in the draft. but sometimes it goes the other way. like the guy that had no great pedigree but shows up large. that's the case with brock. the 49ers ever reward him.

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. san jose state and navy put on a show for the television audience. triple overtime. hugely entertaining. san jose state trailing by eight with three seconds on the clock. touchdown san jose state. they needed a 2 point conversion and get it. on the third over time. finally navy wins it. 25-yard sprint. he had seven touchdowns rushing tonight for 236 yards.

58-52 navy prevails. baseball starting to come in, the a's have yet to enter the free agent fray. one of the ingredients gone, that would be chris young, who had an ugly year with the bat. below .200 most of the year before finishing at an even .200. he gets a $7.25 million one- year deal with the mets. and a fairly substantial interleague trade. cardinals sends a world series hero to the angels. david freese goes to anaheim. peter borgess. expect a lot of deals before thanksgiving. big game weekend. that's the sporting line. >> san jose was so close.

>> it was a great game. >> and thank you for choosing ktvu. ♪

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