. >> located on the san andrea fault line and widely felt. on the did you feel it map, hundreds reported in san jose and san francisco. quake is interesting from scientist perspective because of where it occurred on the line. >> happened in creeping section where you expect fewer earthquakes of this size. open research question why we get events of this magnitude in what is continually deforming section of the san andreas. >> last major damage was 6.0 in napa in 2014. >> concerned that little small tremors, to me it's release of what's going to happen, could be a really big one. >> seismologists say data they gather helps them understand what is happening on the fault. abc7 news. >>> santa clara county stands ready to be first to provide more housing for those squeezed out by silicon valley's high rents. explain the next step for spending measure funds. approved the bond issue last year, first phase is six housing developments. one is 64 apartments on vacant lot. >> we are committed to getting these projects built for homeless and local reside

the san andreas fault line runs right through the region. it isn't the only flaw in the area.the only flaw in the area. not too far from here in silicon valley, there

for the water transmission system, we have the san andreas pipeline number two, lock bar replacement project. that project has just recently gone out to bid. it does show a cost variance of about $3.8 million and about 12.9 months behind schedule. this is through densely populated areas and a new construction cost estimate that was done just prior to bid. we have the micro turban project, which is on budgets but about asian months behind schedule and this is primarily because the project is on hold until the alameda creek recapture promise is complete. at that time we can better evaluate the benefits associated with that project. and then the southern skyline boulevard ridge trail extension project, there was a memo in the communications about that project and so you know already that that project is 22 months behind schedule and this is essentially due to delays in ceq ark as we work out the traffic issues with caltrans. and lastly, the long-term improvements is about 3 1/2 months behind schedule. more significantly it is about $37 million overbudget and this is due to the high bids

falling into the bay area oh my gosh well the important thing is actually san francisco sits on the san andreas fault which is known to have massive earthquakes and the fact that the next door neighbor the neighboring building had to water suggest that this is ground prone to the liquefaction so this is really important that when earthquakes happen and really bad things buildings fall down as partly because the ground beneath them becomes like liquid so any building it doesn't matter how strong the structure is it's going to fall so there should be an app for that like snap chat could build glasses with built in kind of. video cameras so that if the building starts to shake violently the glasses automatically adjust for the violent shaking and you look like you're completely stable so they shouldn't panic there because they've got an app for earthquake app for the apocalypse it's all salt so as i said this building the millennium tower was not built into the bedrock so this is quite important because millennium tower sits on land prone to liquefaction the process by which loose sand and silt be

the 4.6 quake was centered 17 miles southeast of holster on the san andreas fault. he shaking was strong enough to evacuate at least two schools. >> at the holster safeway, employees felt the earthquake. it was strong enough to make signs sway, but not strong enough to knock bottles off the shelfs. >> it was kind of surreal. i looked up, and everything was swaying bag back and forth, again i realized -- swaying back and forth, and then i realized, earthquake! >> reporter: the holly story school district said it a least -- holly story school district -- holster school district said the school was evacuated after students were told to get under their desks. >> we were under they are a minute or two, it wasn't too -- under they are a minute or two. it wasn't too long. >> reporter: in san jose, they watched city hall begin to sway. >> we saw the lights shaking, the blinds hitting against the windows a little bit. felt like a little trembler. >> reporter: rob said it may not have been huge, but it was big enough to make him worry about the next one. >> you can't help whe

all the shaking took place along the san andreas fault. that's the fault scientists say is overdue for a major quake. but there's no indication a bigger quake is on the way. >>> today the space station will begin unloading the latest supplies from earth. >> the unmanned spacecraft arrived yesterday right on schedule after a two-day trip. scientific spiremen scientific experiments are on board, but more importantly, pizza and ice cream! >> yes! >> now we're talkin'. >> is it in a tube, though? is pizza in a tube? >> i don't have it detls > you know who else has pizza? >> who. >> the new york rats. the pizza rat. but apparently not every rat likes pizza. >> take a look, a rat in the subway with an avocado. this was in a trendy part of brooklyn. no word if he was going to put it on some toast. >> he's a healthy rat. >> yeah. >> he heard yesterday about needing more potassium for your heart. so he decided he's going to get some of those healthy fats in. >> this is what happens when lebron and the cavaliers ride the subway, they -- >> now that'

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the usgs say they're all along the san andreas fault and could continue for several weeks. >>> tonight a highly criticized energy company is stopping work in puerto rico two weeks before their contract is up. white fish says puerto rico owes them 83 million dollars. the governor there came under fire for giving such a big deal to a montana company with only two full time employees. allegations - from hollywood to ust hit cbs ne >>> the wave of sexual abuse allegations from hollywood to washington just hit cbs news. tonight cbs suspended correspondent charlie rose. veronica de la cruz tells us now rose is apologizing. >> that's right, guys. ever since the story broke, five more women came forward with interviews in the new york times and business insider bringing the total of alleged victims to 13. the washington post first reported 8 women associated with the charlie rose show from the late 1990s to 2011 accused him of sexual harassment. they worked for charlie rose inc. the allegations include rose making lewd phone calls, unwanted sexual advances, groping, and walking around naked in

specifically, the napa fault.sotbelle philibosian says which is a relatively minor fault part of the san andreas fault system. it was known prior to the earthquake but was not really studied at all.usgs geologist belle philibosian is leading this effort. the earthquake she's referring to was the south napa quake, which struck on the southern end of napa fault on august 24th 2014.that 6.0 quake caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage across napa county. one person died and hundreds were injured. the quake was also a wakeup call for the usgs.sot belle philibosian says we've learned that we really shouldn't be ignoring these minor faults. they may have quakes every hundred or every thousand years but when they do have quakes we would like to know how often they rupture. prior to the quake, the u-s-g- s had only mapped about 22 miles of the west napa fault . . seen here in yellow. . . running from san pablo bay to st helena. the trenches they've dug sit just north of st. helena, where geologists suspect the fault continues charles clifford says now, you might be wondering why the u

geological survey said the quakes have been along the san andreas fault and could continue for weeks. >>> almost one dozen members of the hells angels motorcycle club are due to appear in federal court. coming up, the charges and how the arrests went down. november 21st. i'm michelle griego. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, november 21 and i'm michelle griego. >> let's start with a live look outside. taking a look at traffic and oakland, 880 looking decent at this hour. a nice shot of the tower and san francisco with nice conditions and warming up. >> we were talking but air conditioning for thanksgiving. are you ready for that? especially if you are driving around, sunshine today and on the south bay,

falling into the bay area oh my gosh well the important thing is actually san francisco sits on the san andreas fault which is known to have massive earthquakes and the fact that the next door neighbor the neighboring building had to water suggest that this is ground prone to the liquefaction so this is really important that when earthquakes happen and really bad things buildings fall down as partly because the ground beneath them becomes like liquid so any building it doesn't matter how. haven't become five hundred as one of these mega structures now now we've already covered that not going back to the democratic party because right now they're still seeking some sort of advantage for eighteen might not be what it seems a democratic advantage in preference for the twenty eighteen midterm elections fades to insignificance among the most likely voters and the latest a.b.c. news washington post poll signs of the democrats' enduring challenges in turning out their voters and off your contests so in a hypothetical national ballot max democratic congressional candidates hold a real bust eleven point

falling into the bay area oh my god well the important thing is actually san francisco sits on the san andreas fault which is known to have massive earthquakes and the fact that the next door neighbor the neighboring building had to water suggest that this is ground prone to the liquefaction.

this happened in san andreas... just south of sacramento... on thanksgiving night. c-h-p says the 27-year old mom was driving... when the black bear jumped onto road. a four-year-old boy sitting in the back was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. c-h-p don't believe alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash. the bear was also killed. (justine) with so many people out shopping weekend, police in the east bay want to remind people to keep their purchases and themselves safe. kron four's spencer blake went to the sun valley mall in concord tonight... to see how shoppers are protecting their just purchased presents. people coming out of the sun valley shopping center saturday with bags of presents and goodieswere very proactive for their own safety. everyone knows this is a time when car burglars and pick-pockets have a lot of easy targets."i've seen it happen to people, so i know it's an unfortunate event, especially this time of the year."people i talked to were already aware of many of the things you should do to protect your stuff. "first of all, when we do

. >> located on the san andreas faultline and felt through the coast area. reported it in san jose and san francisco, range in intensity. >> single bumper, the bench moved a bit. could tell it was quake but that's all. >> reporter: no major damage reported. lst time there was, 6.0 in napa in 2014. >> concerned that small tremors, to me that's release of what's going to happen, could be a really big one that's going to happen. >> reporter: seismologists say data they gather helps them understand what is happening on the fault. abc7 news. >>> any earthquake is opportunity to make sure you're ready. if you want tips for earthquake emergency kit, our website, abc7news.com. >> great information there. >>> triumph and tragedy. 49ers make first win of the season and heartbreaking news for the teammate who made that play. >>> battle over plan to bring new cell towers to exclusive bay area community. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney is taking your qu accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from f

this happened in san andreas... just south of sacramento... on thanksgiving night.-h-p says the 27-year old mom was driving... when the black bear jumped onto road. a four-year-old boy sitting in the back was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. c-h-p don't believe alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash. the bear was also killed. (justine) today, the u-s navy released the names of three sailors killed in a plane crash earlier this week , in the philippine sea. bryan grosso, an airman apprentice and lieutenant steven combs, both from florida are presumed dead.. as is louisiana native airman matthew chialastri. the three were among 11 onboard the 'c-2a greyhound' when it went down wednesday in japan. it was headed for the u-s-s ronald reagan. the other eight people on the plane were found alive. (justine) coming up... it is unclear tonight who is in charge at the top consumer watchdog agency... we'll explain the confusion and you the impact it could have on your finances. plus... a new app is helping connect more customers to black-owned business... hear fr

specifically, the napa fault.sotbelle philibosian says which is a relatively minor fault part of the san andreaslt system. it was known prior to the earthquake but was not really studied at all.usgs geologist belle philibosian is leading this effort. the earthquake she's referring to was the south napa quake, which struck on the southern end of napa fault on august 24th 2014.that 6.0 quake caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage across napa county. one person died and hundreds were injured. the quake was also a wakeup call for the usgs.sot belle philibosian says we've learned that we really shouldn't be ignoring these minor faults. they may have quakes every hundred or every thousand years but when they do have quakes we would like to know how often they rupture. prior to the quake, the u-s-g- s had only mapped about 22 miles of the west napa fault . . seen here in yellow. . . running from san pablo bay to st helena. the trenches they've dug sit just north of st. helena, where geologists suspect the fault continues charles clifford says now, you might be wondering why the usgs

. >>> a 4.6 magnitude quake, the epicenter about 17 miles south of hollister on the san andreas fault. workers at the local safeway said it was strong enough to make signing sway, but not strong enough to knock bottles off the shelf. >> it was surreal. everything was just swaying back and forth, and i was, like, what is going on here? and then i was, like, earthquake. >> the quake hit at 11:30. the school district said at least two schools evacuated students, as is procedure. there have also been a series of aftershocks. >>> now to the peninsula, where hundreds of people packed a city council meeting over plans of a gun store to open later this month. turners outdoors man signed a lease for a store on industrial road. it would be the second gun store in san carlos. amber lee is live in san carlos where city leaders have been hearing criticism tonight, and are considering a moratorium on the opening. amber? >> reporter: giuliani, it's an over-- julie, it's an overflow crowd here. you can see people watching the procedures on a -- proceedings on a monitor. public comment is still underw

geological survey said the quakes have been along the san andreas fault and could continue for weeks. >> up in flames, massive fire after a gas main burst overnight. >>> hells angels in handcuffs. coming up, how the arrest went down and what we can expect in federal court today. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> a huge bay area take down, three years in the making. a biker gang targeted and arrests made. >>> new questions being asked about president donald trump's first temporary travel ban. >> it's tuesday, november 21 and i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's start with traffic and weather. jaclyn is tracking our commute. how is it looking? >> it looks typical with normal commuters and most people still going to work. later today, it is expected to get much worse and slower and we will deal with the normal commute and the holiday getaway. if you have plans, i would say that earlier, the better, to get out the door. that is our motto. >>> 37 westbound with usual slow downs, 35 minute ride between 80 and 101 with delays south on 10 through petalum

it happened last night in san andreas which is east of sacramento. woman was driving on a rural road when the bear walked in front of her car. the 27-year-old woman hit and killed the bear. the impact of the crash killed the woman and her daughter. a four-year-old boy was also in the car. he has minor injuries and was taken to u-c davis medical center. (vicki) now to a story getting a lot of attention online..a mother is facing a felony charge.. over what she says she did to try to protect her daughter from bullying. sarah sims fron virigina says there came a point when she simply had enough.. she says that after repeated calls to her child's school went unanswered....'she' took action. sims says that she wanted to prove nothing was being done to help her daughter. so she put a recorder in her 4-th grader's backpack to record what was happening in the classroom. now she's facing criminal charges

specifically, the napa fault.sotbelle philibosian says which is a relatively minor fault part of the san andreasfault system. it was known prior to the earthquake but was not really studied at all.usgs geologist belle philibosian is leading this effort. the earthquake she's referring to was the south napa quake, which struck on the southern end of napa fault on august 24th 2014.that 6.0 quake caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage across napa county. one person died and hundreds were injured. the quake was also a wakeup call for the usgs.sot belle philibosian says we've learned that we really shouldn't be ignoring these minor faults. they may have quakes every hundred or every thousand years but when they do have quakes we would like to know how often they rupture. prior to the quake, the u-s-g- s had only mapped about 22 miles of the west napa fault . . seen here in yellow. . . running from san pablo bay to st helena. the trenches they've dug sit just north of st. helena, where geologists suspect the fault continues charles clifford says now, you might be wondering why the us

. >> yeah, anytime something happens on the san andreas fault we're like, wait, what is happening? seeing some spotty showers moving through as we get a look at this forecast. san francisco today in the low 60s. a break tomorrow from any rain but it rolls right back in on wednesday. this looks to be much more of a wetter and storm system that may linger a little bit longer. so a lot to track here in the forecast over the next several days. >> busy girl. we're going it set up a little cot over there. >> i'm not staying here. >> thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> don't forget to join us tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 on "today in the bay." ♪ >>> we're live in five, four, three, two, one. ♪ ♪ i can never be alone breathe breathe ♪ ♪ lights down low >> her new cd "reputation" sold 700,000 copies in the first couple of hours, if you can believe that. taylor swift there performing "ready for it" with her snam chain microphone on "snl," shot right behind us here in rockefeller plaza. on a rainy monday. >> welcome, everybody! i mean, we're here, look at the

the san andreas fault line runs right through the region. it isn't the only flaw in the area.oo farfrom it isn't the only flaw in the area. not too far from here in silicon valley, there is growing concern about the gender gap around the boardroom tables in the tech industry. ladies all across the world, listen up. we have pulled together a team of courageous women prepared to tackle the gender divide. it is in the biggest issue facing the tech industry right now, it isa facing the tech industry right now, it is a broader problem across the working world too. representing all the women. salute. here is what they are up against. in silicon valley, just one in ten senior positions are held by women. a recent survey of the world ‘s tech powerhouse found that 60% have faced unwanted sexual advances. 65% felt left out from social events because they were a woman. and 84% have been told they we re woman. and 84% have been told they were too aggressive. ultimately, women end up quitting techjobs were too aggressive. ultimately, women end up quitting tech jobs that more than double th

place wheres he breaks with tradition and decorum and it really is just this -- i grew up along the san andreashat tension that you see in every city in this country. >> and this is what i remind people, don't discount the devotion that trump voters have. don't believe just because it has been a tumulltuous year don't believe that those people are not going to go out and vote for him again. i want you to do these packages all the time. i really enjoyed it. come with me. >> i would love to. >> remember to watch deadline white house today at 4:00 p.m. eastern. it is a great show. stay with us. every day, on every street, in every town, across america. small businesses show their love to you. with some friendly advice, a genuine smile and a warm welcome they make your town... well, your town. that's why american express is proud to be the founding partner of small business saturday. a day where you get to return that love, because shopping small makes a big difference. so, on november 25th get up, get out, and shop small. america's small business owners. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes,

it's part of a formation that began growing 11 million years ago along the san andreas fault and is still rising today, gaining a few millimeters each year as the pacific and north american plates grind past each other. the peaks appear to grow much faster, however, when you're driving straight at them. they're the kind of sight that makes you sit up straighter and starts a swelling sensation in your chest, a feeling like helium crowding your rib cage. enough, perhaps, to carry you away. linda may grips her steering wheel and watches the approaching mountains through bifocals with rose-colored frames. her silver hair, which falls past her shoulders, is pulled back from her face in a plastic bar et. she turns off the foot hill freeway onto highway 330, also known as city creek road. for a couple miles, the pavement runs flat and wide. then it tapers to a steep serpentine with just one lane in either direction. starting the ascent into the san bernardino national forest. the 64-year-old grandmother is driving a jeep grand cherokee laredo which was totaledded and salvaged before she bought i

it is part of a formation that begana growing 11 million years ago looping the san andreas fault stillrise today beginning few each year as pacific and north american plates grind past each other. the peeks appear to grow much pennsylvaniaer, however, when you're driving straight at them. they're the kind of site that make you sit up straighter to start swelling sensation in your chest. a feeling like helium crowd your rib cage enough perhaps to carry you away. linda watching her silver hair that falls past her shoulders is pulled back from her face many a plastic bret she turns off foothill freeway on to highway 330, also, known as city creek road. for a couple of miles the pavement runs flat and wide. then it tapers to a steep with just one lane in either direction. starting the assent into the san bernardino national forest. the 64-year-old grandmother is driving jeep grand cherokee which was totaled sal vanl before she bought it off a tow lot check had engine light flasheshe on whenning nothing is actually wrong and close look reveals that white paint on the hood this washe crumble

. >>> a san francisco police officer critically injured in a shoot out is expected to survive tonight. the gunfire erupted in the castro district on halloween. andrea? >> reporter: this is the second time in two weeks that a san francisco police officer has ended up in the hospital after an altercation with a suspect. >> [ gunfire ]. >> reporter: you can hear the shoot out from this youtube video last night, and on the ground, yellow evidence markers littering the sidewalk and street. it was just after midnight when someone flagged down two officers on foot patrol in the castro for a suspicious man in a vehicle. as the two officers approached, the gunfire began. >> officer down. officer hit. >> reporter: this is what the after the sounded like for officers. >> i want this block locked down. if you're not applicant tvly helping the suspect or the officer, pack up and block off this intersection. >> reporter: kpix 5 has learned the car officers were sent to check on, a gray chrysler was, in fact, stolen, and not long after the shooting, a taxi was carjacked very nearby. >> the carjacking occurred shortly after the shooting. i don't have the exact min

i think that what this president does -- i only call -- race is the san andreas fault in this countrys on it. squeeze a few more votes out of the guys guys taking a knee. he always tries to find something wreck get his 40%. that's all he wants. in the electoral college that's enough. let the 60% -- just discard them. >> i love the way you write about the kennedys. there is sort of a gallant narrative with the kenties. they were tough. >> don't you miss them? >> they were with joe mccarthy, right? >> i'll tell you about joe. it is a lot about the thing you mentioned, the irish thing. i grew up like that. my mom was very pro mccarthy. my dad said he went too far. bobby loved the guy. he drank himself to death. he abused witnesses. he used all kinds of tactics. bobby swore i'm never going to do that again. in fact, bobby wrote the resolution for the democrats condemning his friend. but yet at the end he went to the funeral, he went to the grave site. he hid in the car to show his respect. never got out of the car. i got this from his daughter kathleen. when he heard at national airport t

andreas maos'' de 24 aÑos de san bruno..ga, de 24 con residencia en ''manteca'' y ''heuer baeza'' de 42 aÑos de san jose.. --en santa cruz.. ''marlon coy'' de 54 aÑos se declar ''no culpable'' de acusaciones de desatar intencionalmente el incendio ''bear''.. asi como robo, saqueos.. y el uso de un arma de fuego.. --''coy'' fue arrestado luego que tres personas lo identificaran como el causante de las llamas en ''boulder creek''.. --investigadores piensan que ''coy'' prendi el fuego como resultado de una disputa domestica.. -- un grupo de manifestantes se disfrazo de zombies hoy en san francisco, asegurando que no ganan lo suficiente para vivir en la ciudad en la que trabajan. -- son 30 mil personas que laboran cuidando ancianos, en organizaciones no lucrativas y en el aeropuerto de la ciuda que viven con muy bajos salarios. "por eso estamos como muertos en vida porque salarios en san francisco son muy bajos.... salario solo ajusta para pagar renta y billes ya no podemos ahorrar ni darnos gusto de ir a un restaurante" -- aunq

privilege to introduce barbara garcia, the director of the san francisco department of public health. >> good morning, everyone. thank you, andreas a great honor to be here today among all the women leaders who have helped to make san francisco number one in reproductive health. so i just want to acknowledge that our maternal and child health adolescence is here. marry hansel, raise your hand. in san francisco, we believe in health access for everyone, and that includes reproductive health care for everyone regardless of their immigration status or lack of insurance, and for over seven years, we have had healthy san francisco, that was even before the aca to ensure that we had full access for all to health care. but we are in a time where we must continue or fight for advocacy and justice for women and our rights and our choices, and our san francisco department supports that by providing comprehensive world class family planning services through our many clinics, and zuckerberg general hospital to women and girls. this includes teen friendly family planning services and safe access to abortions. our city policies support breast

>> es muy popular en la frontera que divide a tijuana y san diego, nos referimos al michael jackson mexicano. >> enfrentÓ una deportación. andreaestÁ bailando otra vez demasiado cerca del lÍmite. >> oficial, debo saludarlo, cÓmo le ha ido? tambiÉn me quieren los gabachos. andrea: hoy tuvo suerte, pero no siempre la tiene. >> uno estaba viÉndome y para enseÑarle a Él, me agarra y me dice "de quiÉn te burlas". andrea: ese dÍa terminÓ detenido y deportado. pero volviÓ a bailar en la frontera por la misma razÓn que los llevÓ allÍ. >> me dicen que me vaya la lÍnea, que me van a dar dÓlares. andrea: josÉ andrés toma su trabajo muy serio. >> son los que mÁs quiero. todos estÁn agujereadas,siempre el izquierdo. para hacer el arrastre, ahÍ estÁ. pero con tanto cariÑo, yo cuido cada zapato. cada uno marca una historia del baile en la calle. andrea: Él calcula que mirado mÁs de 50,000 veces al Ídolo del pop. >> no existe un ser en todo el mundo que lo personifica en vivo, diario en un semÁforo, porque es difÍcil. andrea: se arruina zapatos y trajes, por eso no saca todos los tesoros a la calle. algunos los utiliza para eventos especiales.

waiting for a final vote at this hour on whether or not the city of san francisco will arm their officers with tasers. live at city hall, andrea borba, kpix 5. >>> tonight it's starting to feel a lot more like winter. scattered showers across much of the bay area this evening, and the rain is not over just yet. that same storm system bringing fresh snow to the sierra tonight. some areas getting up to two feet this weekend, including donner pass near lake tahoe. >> and the radar is active tonight. high definition doppler showing rain fall in the north bay and scattered showers on and off throughout the bay area. now we're watching a definitive live of light to moderate rain fall. moved through clear lake, hidden valley lake. steadier pockets about to move into santa rosa, and petaluma, and glen ellen. you can see the line organizing itself. that's a were cold front pushing north -- that's a cold front pushing north to south throughout the area tonight. you can see the rain pushing through by 10:00 in the morning and working fact south as the day progresses. ukia, one quarter of an inch of rain already, and nearly that much in s

san francisco. ese dia madre e hija hablaron, sin saber que seria la ultima vez. take sot: andreaa victima "the last thing she said to me, right before she went out on saturday, she said good night, i love you, and i said love you too, i was just talking to her and now she is not here" "esa noche, lo ultimo que ella me dijo fue: buenas noches, te amo, y le respondi, yo te amo tambien, estabamos hablando y ahora ya no esta aqui" andrea todavia no asimila la tragedia que estremece su vida, esa conversacion que tuvo con su madre ocurrió momentos antes de que su madre saliera de casa. take sot: "the world wasn't very kind to her and she didn't deserve, the things that happened to her in life, she got very hard life and she does not deserve to go the way she did" "andrea cuenta que teresa tuvo una vida muy dura, y que no merecia morir de esta forma" el conductor que provocó su muerte continua fugitivo y la policia reveló hoy se trataría de un hombre blanco y alto. usa bigote y el cabello corto.conducia un vehiculo sedan color negro muy parecido a un toyota o lexus del año 1998 2000. el

san francisco. >>> the man accused of running a truck through a new york city bike lane killing eight now faces federal terrorism charges. kpix 5's andrea nakano reports the suspected terrorist had been planning the attack for quite some time. >> reporter: sayfullo saiprov is accused of driving this rented truck for nearly a mile down a bike path along the hudson river carrying out a horrific terror attack. prosecutors officially filed two federal charges as he made his first court appearance in a wheelchair. >> first, material support of a terrorist organization, that being isis. second, a federal charge of violence and disruption of a motor vehicle. >> reporter: federal investigators say he specifically chose a busy halloween day to target as many victims as possible. they add, this attack eerily resembles one laid out in last november's issue of the "islamic state's" online magazine. >> he appears to have followed almost exactly to a t the instructions that isis has put out in its social channels before with instructions to their followers on how to carry out such an attack. >> reporter: clues left at the scene also point to this bei

san jose pd. they say that you should always try to park in a well lit area. also andrea should have covered up that louis vuitton bag with a coat or something. she didn't have a trunk in her car, but police say the best way to protect your shopping bags and other valuables is to put them inside a locked trunk. live in san jose, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> you can't be too careful. thank you, tom. >>> when it comes to violent crime, it's not just who's shooting the guns, it's how they got the guns. reports of stolen firearms are trending up and stolen guns are often used to commit more crime. >> this is what our investigative unit has uncovered and it hits home here in the bay area. stephen stock traces recent high profile crimes to stolen guns. stephen? >> reporter: for the first time, our team traced nationally where these missing pieces come from and where they end up. we found that guns connected to crimes here in california came from as far away as florida, texas and georgia. from the mass shooting at the ups building in san francisco that left three people dea

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