alecia. how did the community come together to stop this illegal activity? >>alecia: they all got together and call police this was an affair with the first time authorities cannot to its residents to give them one last chance but with half ago to shut the operation down they did not do that now they're out of business. the woman arrested thursday this house warrantable home for living. no food furniture each room had a mattress on the floor of plastic table. it came to a head after detectives visited web site frequented by johns and easily easily set up a date. let >> reporter: brit surveillance system of people inside read out the back of a police knocked out on the door and cut away. >>alecia: at the handful of women in the custody lieutenant says the four new says they visited a week and a half ago the females are constantly rotated in and out of the home of the workers arrive from try not just over a week ago specifically for this and just as easily police say she could end up being a victim of sex trafficking. . but the >>alecia: but we don't get any c

this time -- they are tearing upkron4's alecia reid joins us live with the story. alecia? >>alecia: when you look up and down this block yard after yard all you can see as piles of grass now in the roadway from wild hogs this is all from the pigs feet they come in to the neighborhood and eat away what they are looking for is food inside of these yards. some use flashlights and trustco hogs away other is getting a permit so it can go out hunting whenever they see these on their properties. this is the first time it's happened in the family in this neighborhood have been here for eight years. the agenda be proactive and of leo happen to them it did go out and buy a device of recites waves of living and scare them away if they do plan on going back to their property. >> steve: >> reporter: at the start of the vice-presidential debate pound from. in the opening minutes he remained on the offense and rushing opponents. they defended trump by focusing on hillary. >> pam: special joint law enforcement effort credits explain why they aren't crimes spay . gov. mike pence/-r- vice >

kron 4's alecia reid is on top of the story. she explains the steps now being taken to try and keep students safe. >> reporter: just after midnight friday, about two blocks from the uc berkeley campus, a victim was robbed of her purse and cell phone. >> i would walk home at like 1:00 a.m. with as much confidence as i used to before. >> i'm going to be extra cautious when i go out at night. >> reporter: police are looking for three suspects, two men and a woman all in their 20s that took off in a sedan. >> really scary for us because we're athletes. we have early morning practice so we're walking to practice in the morning before the sun is up. >> reporter: police say a cal student was attending a social event at a fraternity when she was sexually assaulted. >> it is definitely scary. >> reporter: on saturday morning another student reported an assault. this time by someone she knew. authorities are being very tightlipped about exactly which fraternity the's alleged sex assaults but students are trying to be proactive about not b

kron4's alecia reid is live tonight with the latest. alecia? pkg >>alecia: the recent visit chp says that she has threatened to kidnap him. 7 month old henry massey was abducted from his crib sunday morning. it is believed his mother hannah ashley went inside her mother's home and took him. c-h-p has since issued an amber alert on cell phones, social media, and on freeways. sot - of abductions in the u-s 78% are family abductions or associated with the family. >>alecia:authorities say they don't believe ashley would hurt her baby boy, who's being identied as henry massey. he is not believed to be in danger, however ashley's mom is the one with legal custody. >>:sot - the first 24 hours are critical but only in predatory situations i think they'll get the child back and the hild will be fine >>alecia:henry is about 15 pounds with brown hair and grey eyes. his mother, who is 35 years old, and 5' 6", about 125 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. she was last seen driving a silver 2005 subaru forrester with california license plate number 5-j-k-

alecia. were these suspects being watched for a long time? >>alecia: set more of them the authority officers executing a search warrants today. if those captured from one of the mayor logroll houses more than 2000 plants has committed so grower and $0.6 million a year. and the robber from a san leandro police department says that the layout inside the homes was extremely sophisticated. house is involved were in residential areas and that also all the trees school in washington manor isaiah and friend 22 year-old and save your play every day. the assistance operation. executing a search warrants today it most of the suspects comply except for one. unusual illegal girl operation. illegal marijuana growing >> steve: operation... after it is discovered in the loma prieta wild-fire zone. santa clara county sheriff's deputies executed a search warrant at a property on loma chiquita road earlier today. one arrest was made... and two green houses filled with large, marijuana plants were found. the grow has been on the sheriff's marijuana eradication

kron 4's alecia reid has the latest.>>alecia: lotto's captured from one of the growing at houses bases $40,000 in cash and house implants estimated $1.6 million a year. this of the layout and size was extremely sophisticated. after it is discovered in the >>alecia: the 20 year-old sons play every day. the chinese- american man or legally growling and said that selling marijuana also cissus $10,000 a month and pg&e bills. more than 30 officers executing a search warrants today most suspects complied except for what authorities say it once he realized he was caught he ran into crawlspace heidi underneath the house. the executive search warrant for the road earlier today and one arrest was made to greenhouses are filled with oil and marijuana plants profound. >> steve: deputies say the fire that burned over 4-thousand acres... has exposed other grows. they are now stepping up to eradicate them. ambiance >> stanley:i'm sure there are better places than the middle of the street to chat and text each other and if you in the no

alecia reid >> steve:new tonight at ten. evacuations will remain in place overnight -- due to >> reporter: these are newly released pictures back on september 25th pulled up toward light and richman overnight from work someone threw beer can at his window at the next flight to people out of truck concern reaching through his window. >> reporter: embarrasses attack is something he will not tolerate. >> reporter: for police have arrested two men and they say they are looking for a third assailant into other accomplices. harmon singer worships setup but go fundy pager batteries close with thousand dollars. >> reporter: because of the religious nature of the attack that the contra costa district attorney's will prosecutor as a hate crime with and has puppies. 34 boats. police from other boat to leave over and above and close a water lines in the way joe is a the p murray and in technology surge what appear pattered was not the boss located company going to assess about the men 24 our. >> reporter: and this video you can see pass

kron 4's alecia reid joins the investigation. >> steve: 1 >> steve: alecia? >> reporter: face and tell us understand that social and that where she was also audit al saturday i pour it all want to sexual conduct. on saturday morning and that is the man was at the fraternity then where she was a salted. police are nasa and which police are not saying which fraternities and these are. on college campuses 90 percent of the a been victims know their attack corporate--on keller its campuses 90 percent of their victims note the attackers. >> it is definitely scary. >> they canceled a lot of functions and social yvette spirit people are not allowed to have parties. -- social events and people are not al birdslowed to have parties-- are not allowed >> steve: thank you, alecia >> steve:today is the 27th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. that rocked the entrie bay area. the 6-point-9 magnitude quake hit at 5-oh-4 p-m. just as the giants and the a's were about to start game- 3 of the world series at candlestick park. >> pam:the quake did incredible damage. part

>>alecia: 5 plan interested in thursday's prostitution sting this house was in a typical home for living no food or for a chair each room had a mattress on the floor and plastic table. kids ahead after they visited website frequented by john and easily accepted date in exchange for money. but the elaborate surveillance systems surrounding the home the people inside ran up the police knocked on the door but were caught right away. of the handful woman taken in the custody lola taxes for them >> pam: the driver is to avoid that zone just north of highway 4 we will keep you, dated as we get more information into the newsroom. >> britteny: highwayman's heavy rain hurricane matthew in florida hard. >> reporter: 2 million people florida and georgia carolinas are being told to get out the way. highways heading inland clogged of the national guard moves in. many service stations to not have gas. airlines have canceled thousands of flights and the sunshine state. they're warning people the hurricane could destroy homes and cut power to millions possibly for days more than twice the speed limit wo

>>alecia: pounds of grass that were read out of neighbors' yards. >> britteny: amid weak forecast pretty. we warm things that got into the rest of our work we will carry over into the weekend. + the fog tracker showing clear visibility as we head into tomorrow as always on an isolated starts today. several area are shot shows its conditions clear skies it will be the same tomorrow sunshine of the area of low pressure since the no. 5 rusher will stay in control as we stay in the next few days. more of an onshore flow verses onshore flow because the system stays the north not going to usher in a lot of the cool air a few changes basically war for us. tomorrow you notice temperatures 68 san francisco 77 cerros a 77 the heights mario and 73 the seven it forecast. >> britteny: invocations exception of saturday and sunday we root rebound and then temperatures from the bay. of variate great quiet weather pattern setting up as we get closer to the airshow friday saturday sunday. kron4news-dot-com stay in touch. join us at 4:00 a.m. have a good bet my everyone. we can't go back to the years of de

kron 4's alecia reid joins us live -- with what we know about the suspect in this case. alecia? >> reporter: good evening, pam. >> reporter:the 25 year old counselor has been charged with a felony parents found out about his arrest while picking up their children from the ymca today. >>- it's nerve wracking >> reporter:y-m-c-a after school counselor taylor smith is being accused of having sexual relations with a minor from the ida price middle school program. >>tony huston / concerned parent sot - you're disgusted. i mean youre the news all the time, you talk to your kids about it but when it happens at a facility where your child is going, it's a whole different story. >> reporter:the crime he's being charged with allegedly happened in september. he was arrested by san jose's child exploit concerned parent tony huston's 7 year old daughter is a student at fammatre elementary, and attends the same ymca. >> - get a little nervous because oftentimes there's more to the story >> reporter:with a lot of unanswered questions, he's not sure this letter saying the "y" has no reason to b

alecia reid, kron4news >> grant: sexual assault and the election where both sides are talking about it. two women have accused donald trump of touching up in a properly. and donald trump's they say he is quick to sue publications because these are out right lies. >> grant: you have a hillary clinton leading in the polls and some at double digits. >> grant: legacy at the civic auditorium are around the plaza near the city hall co campaign hit squad was also a surprise stop. >> grant: clinton, now in lost ad was or she will be taken at up so of the allen degenerate's store--show now >> grant:, here are some of our other top stories tonight. >> reporter: that is the capsized boat. hard at work on thursday lifted it up after its stock over the weekend. but the fleet week festivities were the boat slot with party people on board. several children was also on board and now there is an investigation as to what happened. by the afternoon by boat flipped out and now will be all to lead brought to a dock for far apart suspension. terisa estacio, kron4news >> reporter: >> a suspect was taken into

kron4's alecia reid is live in oakland. alecia you've talked to community members -- what is their trust like in the police at this point? >>alecia:i spoke to a number of people from the community, and although people were disheartened by this news, they weren't surprised. sot - i'm confident that there's more of this happening than some of us know prostitution is rampant up and down international boulevard in east oakland. sot - prostitution is bad, drugs is bad. it's been going on for a long time word that an o-p-d officer was arrested for engaging in sexual encounters with a street walker, didn't surprise neighbors. selena wilson/ east oakland youth development center - sot - at a time like this when we're trying to build the department back up, it's disheartening that you have more officers that continue to tear it down. it's truly a black eye for the department, for the city facing conspiracy charges for feeding the prostitute information on when not to hit the streets, officer ryan walterhouse is being charged with a

kron 4's alecia reid spoke to c- h-p this evening and has the latest in the investigation. alecia, what do we know? pkg 7 month old henry massey was abducted from his crib sunday morning. it is believed his mother hannah ashley went inside her mother's home and took him. c-h-p has since issued an amber alert on cell phones, social media, and on freeways. sot - of abductions in the u-s 78% are family abductions or associated with the family. authorities say they don't believe ashley would hurt her baby boy, who's being identied as henry massey. he is not believed to be in danger, however ashley's mom is the one with legal custody. sot - the first 24 hours are critical but only in predatory situations i think they'll get the child back and the hild will be fine henry is about 15 pounds with brown hair and grey eyes. his mother, who is 35 years old, and 5' 6", about 125 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. she was last seen driving a silver 2005 subaru forrester with california license plate number 5-j-k-z-2-5-5. authorities are asking the public to keep an eye out for the t

alecia reid has details on what happened. >> i heard gunshots maybe 15 or 20. >> reporter: saturday night they scoured the scene for evidence. >> it could be an innocent person walking by. >> reporter: the shooting started just before midnight. >> it sounded like a block party. i was spring two different kinds of music and i was seen strobe lights and all that there >> reporter: once it started neighbors flagged down a patrol car. after stopping officers heard even more gunshots. seven men were shot at all between the ages of 27 and 45 years old. >> that was right outside my house i can't wait to move. >> reporter: some of the victims were taken to the hospital before police arrived. they said one victim was treated and released in the others are still being treated at nearby hospital. >> that is crazy. police retrieved video footage and the owner tells me this is not the first time violence erupted in this area. he says he has been held up been shot twice in the last couple of years. this is why he was forced to close the store earlier than he used to. although no one was working at the

. >> the couple spoke with alecia reid. >> my question is why. >> reporter: on the day the pregnant couple moved into their one-bedroom apartment things went awry. but the window started breaking and the fire went out through the window and it climbed up through the air way on the site and i started trying to put up a fire. >> reporter: they couldn't handle degrees fire that started below. >> annihilated the whole upstairs and downstairs. >> reporter: nine people have to find some place to live. the couple takes the first step in getting their prescription glasses back and luke miller and his girlfriend richer the details from friday's blaze still play them at night. >> i have been having nightmares of me running up and down the stairs looking for fire extinguishers and it is a never ending run. >> reporter: human services is offering them a voucher for temporary housing, but it took six months to find this location saying it is hard finding a place that except section 8. >> i have so many emotions that i don't know what i'm feeling anymore. i don't know if i should cry, if i should scream

. >> it was so mind blowing to walk in and see alecia and tim mcgraw and faith hill. >> so good to meet y'all. >> y'all, listen to her. >> texas girl. >> you smell good. >> you smell like magnolia flowers. >> he decidedly does not smell like magnolia flowers. >> magnolia place between two 17 year-olds on team alecia. let's see how they did. ? everything you have is destroyed ?? >> how do you choose? >> who do you think? >> nobody gets to save another person on this round, right, or do they? >> i personally would have gone with the first because very unique voice. we've heard singing, i've heard a lot of that kind of singing. >> i agree. i would have chosen courtney. let's take a look. >> who is the winner of this knock-out? >> the winner of this knock-out is way. >> congratulations. >> so proud of you. >> nobody says courtney? very very talented. you know who else will? marsha marsha. apparently, there was more drama, more, much much more drama last night on "dancing with the stars". >> marilu henner has been doing well on the show. >> she's a great dancer. >> she at an injury on her he

ana-alecia ayala posted this video on social media. it's of her and her "chemo buddy" danielle andrus, putting the "juju on that cheas "juju on that beat." the video has been viewed nearly two million times! she says she wants other people to get out of their comfort zones! stick around for this story this morning. a police officer is being called a hero morning. a police officer is being called a hero for helping save the life of a little boy. after the break, the quick-thinking actions he made as the boy couldn't breathe. coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. starting at 8:00, cbs thursday night football: chicago at green bay. then tune in after the game for 10 news at 11 don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. if you are just joining us, here are some

alecia reid has details on what happened in oakland. but i heard gunshots. >> reporter: saturday night officers scoured the scene for evidence. >> you don't know who's next. you could be an innocent person walking by. >> reporter: the shooting started just before midnight. >> it sounded like a block party and i think there were two different parties and a two different kinds of music. i saw strobe lights. >> reporter: once the chaos started neighbors flag down a patrol car. after stopping officers heard more gunshots near the 7700 block of bancroft avenue. seven men were shot all between 27 and 45 years old. >> i can't wait to move. >> reporter: some of the victims were taken to the hospital before police arrived and arrested investigators whatever information they had. opd says the one victim was treated and released in the others are still being treated at nearby hospital. but that is crazy. >> reporter: police seized surveillance village -- footage and the owner of the store tells me this is not the first time violence erupted in thi

>>alecia: they led the investigation by former police officers end of reasons sex scandal and other demoted and two suspended five others reprimanded. after a lengthy investigation more than 10,000 text messages >>: bad state on the law- enforcement it's nice to have transparency but modern america chester it seat we build our the two most important words. the department depends upon them day or retards the get a national model for community policing. at other people and nearby parties >> j.r.: and he is currently in the hospital expected to make a full recovery. at 10 years since violence erupted in the castro neighborhood halloween night 10 people injured in that case the city shut down in the historic block party libya as live in the castro district this evening. >> reporter: filled with people more than 10 years ago the neighborhood hosted historic block party a celebrate halloween that change the night someone started shooting into the crowded 20069 people hit by bullets another woman trampled by the crowd as people try to get away. and-berg was here would happen with a group of friend

the playoffs.>> [ laughter ] i have a broom in my car. >> reporter: reporting from san francisco, alecia reid kron4 news . >>> san francisco 49ers in action against dallas cowboys. it was a different feeling as the team lost their third game in a row. colin kaepernick and other 49ers continues to protest during the national anthem. you see him kneeling with eli harold and eric read. the cowboys ousted together before the game some fans that the social media on their way into the stadium to complain about the long lines at the stadium. fans that we talked with after the matchup say they are frustrated with the 49ers who are one and three on the year.>> they need to get rid of trent. the price is outrageous for this performance.>> he unfortunately threw an interception, it looked okay >> i thought cavern action have played. >> when we were at candlestick, you felt the energy. over here at levi stadium it's just not the same. it will take a couple of years to rebuild and get back to who we are in the heart. we are winners. >> the cowboys beat the 49ers .4-17 and they take on the cardinals o

kron 4's alecia reid is live in berkeley tonight. with a look at what's being done to up students stay safe. alicea? >> reporter: good evening, pam. police are investigating two separate unrelated reports of sexual assault. a robbery and a shooting, all within blocks of the uc berkeley campus. just after midnight friday, about two blocks from the uc berkeley campus, a victim was robbed of her purse and cell phone. >> i would not walk home at like 1:00 a.m. with as much confidence as i used to. >> i'm going to be extra cautious. >> reporter: police are looking for three suspects. two men and a woman. all in their 20s that took off in a sedan. >> it's really care it -- we have early morning practices. so we're walking to practice like in the morning before the sun is up. and then usually we're coming home late from like studying or something. >> reporter: police say a cal student was a standing a social at a fraternity when she was sexually assaulted. >> it's definitely scary. definitely scary. >> reporter: another student reported an

check it out. 32-year-old ana-alecia ayala says that she was diagnosed with a rare tumor in her uterus last year that spread. she has been undergoing aggressive chemotherapy, wh away from her husband and her three-year-old daughter. she met her dance partner daniel through a fitness group last year. she calls her her chemo buddy because daniel keeps her distracted during treatments. [ music playing ] a lot of you have been sharing this video on our facebook page and so far it has more than three million taped one of their dance parties. oh, they have so much fun everyday. they did a dance to meghan trainor's song. she says she feels like the best medicine is laughter. >> so true. >> and it's difficult. >> you see her face, what she is going through, and able to smile and dance and have somebody there. >> someone to keep her spirits high. >> she encourages anyone with loved ones bang step out of your comfort zone, have fun, be a little silly as her friend did for her. >>> well, laugh and dance like nobody's watching, right? if you're a parent, you know having your kid in a good school d

check this out. [ music playing ] >> ana-alecia ayala posted this video on social media. it's of her and her chemo buddy danielle andrus putting the juju on the chemo as they dance to the song juju on that beat. the video million times. >> yeah, it makes you smile. >> that's what they wanted to do, make people smile, and help others going through something like this. >> the woman going through chemo. when you see the smile on her face when she is dancing that makes you happy because that's a tough time. >> take a break this afternoon. >>> it's going to be gorgeous. it's going to be warm. that will change this weekend. >> look forward to that. >>> thank you for spending part i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons sca

kron four's alecia reid talked to concerned valley fair shoppers.kg >> reporter:during the fight, 2 men were stabbed. sot - that's sad to hear the attack happened around 7:30 friday night while the mall was still open and people were shopping inside with their families. angela miller/shopper sot - you come to the mall to shop thinking you're safe, not to be injured so that makes you uncomfortable when you shop police say one of the men was transported to the hospital. the other was treated and released at the scene. sot - it's normally pretty safe around here shoppers are concerned that such a violent confrontation happened at what they consider to be a typically safe place to unwind. sot - i always feel safe. i didn't even know it happened yesterday. i came in, bought my shirts, and now i'm out allan feng/shopper sot - i wouldn't worry about it too much. it doesn't happen too often. if it happened every week then i'd probably be like, i wont come here. for now i think it's fine standup the motive and circumstances behind this crime are under invest

kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from hayward.it was neighbors that noticed something was off? >>alecia:about a week ago, the smell coming from this house got progressively worse. once neighbors started seeing swarms of flies on the windows, that's when they decided it was time to call the sheriff's office. deputies had to force their way into the home, where they found the decomposing body in the living room. because it was so badly decomposed, officials initially couldn't tell if patricia carpenter was murdered, and ruled it a suspicious death. an autopsy later proved it was a homicide. neighbors say the 50 year old has been living here for about 10 years with her adult son. and about a week before she was killed they say the son was carried away strapped down in an ambulance after he was in a rage . throwing a chair out of the home. sot - kent faulk / neighbor standup authorities have not named a suspect in this murder but say this was an isolated incident and that there's no threat to the community. in the meantime, they're asking anyone that has information about carpenter

kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from hayward. >>alecia:it was neighbors who noticed something was off? they hadn't seen her in over a week now with this revelation, neighbors have been leaving candles and flowers at her doorstep . even cleaning her yard as they try to wrap their minds around her murder. pkg sot - it's really scary about a week ago, the smell coming from this house started getting progressively worse. once neighbors started seeing swarms of flies on the windows, that's when they decided it was time to call the sheriff's office. marypaz guerrero / neighbor sot - all i saw was policemen coming out and spitting and wanting to puke. i was like ughhh there's something in there deputies had to force their way into the home, where they found the decomposing body in the living room. because it was so badly decayed, officials initially couldn't tell if patricia carpenter was murdered, and ruled it a suspicious death. sot - i don't know what type of violence there was an autopsy later proved it was a homicide. neighbors say

kron 4's alecia reid spoke with fans from both teams, who were excited about the game, and also a milestone that was being celebrated. natsot - keep your hats on, keep your belts on . >>alecia:giants fans poured into at&t park for a deciding game. >>:sot - a win against the dodgers, get into the playoffs, i'm happy >> gary: >>alecia:that was what all these fans were anticipating as they cheered on their team. >>:sot - it's been a hell of a second half, a roller coaster ride, all you can ask for is playoff baseball at the end right now. sot sot sot sot - it's been a good series all year. i enjoy coming here every year. >>alecia:sunday's game was special in more ways than one. folks traveled to experience famous announcer vin skully calling his last game. sot - to be here in the presence of him is amazing sot - being here for vin's last game, although i'm a giants fan . even if you were around the whole country you'd hear him sot - it's my first dodgers game and it's pretty cool the dodgers are already scheduled to play in the first round of the playoffs. now that both teams are officially in

reporting live from concord,alecia reid-kron4news. >> brittney: we will see a spike in temperatures possibly 80 degrees so please be prepared for that. >> reporter: we are seeing 70's for the north bay. and in the east bay. concord, was 75 degrees at 744 antioch accurate--74 los >> reporter: 64 half moon bay. >> pam: all right, and those of fall temperatures. thank you, rebecca! >> steve:still ahead. fleet week arrives in the bay. kron4 meteogoligist brittney shipp goes up with the blue angels. it's a ride she won't forget! >> steve:tonight -- how bad is your commute? >> pam:the latest list of the most congested stretches of bay area freeways is out. some spots jumped higher on the list. >> pam:kron4's spencer blake shows us some of the worst spots. >> reporter:northbound 101 heading into eastbound i-80 onto the bay bridge, is the worst of the worst. the stretch that previously held the number four spot now has more than 13- delay every weekday. >>"congestion on bay area its worse than it's ever been. i wish that weren't the case, >> reporter:number two on the list is the *constant congestio

. >> how do you think mike pence will answer the question how his views differ, for example, on alecia? >> hillary clinton by far has said the most offensive thing in this race that i have heard in modern politics when she called millions of americans deplorables. but as aeciate that, direct response to the question, how do you feel about the nominee's treatment of alicia machado? if you are mike pence, what would you say? >> what i just said. most offensive thing isn't what hillary clinton and donald trump have said about one another. it's not just what donald trump has said but what she has done. i'm more concerned about what one candidate has done in 30 years. >> so pivot and ignore the question? >> yet to look at the context of the overall race. we are talking about what one candidate has said and what one candidate has done. what hillary clinton has done is a pay to play scandal, an e-mail scandal, she has disqualified herself from being president and you have to point that out. >> are you and your pac asking democrats to leave the democratic party, or just to cast a one-off vote

kron4 alecia reid shows us how the computer -- the community came together. >> the operations continuednd it became more blatant. >> reporter: five women were arrested in the prostitution sting. police say this aloha drive house was not a typical home for living. there was no food or furniture and each room had a mattress on the floor and a plastic table. >> jars of hundreds of condoms, personal lubricants, anything that someone would relate to it illegal prostitution. >> reporter: the blast came to a head after detectives visited a website frequented by john's and they set up a date for sex in exchange for money. >> they agreed to perform sex acts for $160 and they said is the address. >> reporter: and elaborate surveillance system was surrounding the home of the people inside ran out of the back when police knocked on the door. they were caught right way. >> it is over for now. >> reporter: of the handful of women at taken into custody, the lieutenant said that four of them were news since police visited the house a week and a half ago. neighbors say that they are constantly rotated i

. >> alecia reid spoke with that couple and joins us in san francisco.>> reporter: good evening, that pregnant women to be got to experience her new apartment for 20 minutes before they had to run out to safety. she is seven months pregnant and they have no idea what they are going to do. >> keep questioning why, why. >> reporter: on the day the couple moved into their one- bedroom apartment things went awry. >> the window started breaking and the fire went out through the window and climbed up through the air way on the side and i started trying to put out the fire. >> reporter: to fire extinguisher couldn't put out degrees fire that started below. >> totally annihilated the whole upstairs and downstairs. >> reporter: nine people have to find some place to live. the couple takes the first step in getting their prescription glasses back with miller and his girlfriend rachel say details from friday's blaze still plague them at night..i've been having nightmares of be running up and down the stairs looking for the fire extinguishers and it's like a never ending run. >> like i'm in the t

police say 19-year-old alecia and 21-year-old campbell were hospital. >>> lawyers who convince the court to strike down several parts of north carolina's 2013 voting law want the judges to do a little more. they are asking federal judges to expand early voting in five counties. attorneys filed a motion claiming that the plants have to be approved by the state board and unanimously approved by local boars skirted the attempt. they want the early voting expansion as part of the courts ongoing oversight. >>> as mondays go this is it feels nice out there. >> a little chilly this morning. in comparison it is relative but i'm sure a lot of people are like that. >> i looked at it right before i stepped out the door and it was comfortable. temperatures on the cool side for the next few warnings but still warmer than normal for this time of year. i will show you what we should be seeing in powerful hurricane matthew that is likely to have major impacts in haiti and cuba and impacts in jamaica as well. we have a new update in forward motion and intensity at 8:00 a.m. this is the latest in there ha

alecia reid has these new details. >>> richmond pd office of professional accountability lead an investigation identified 11 current and former police officers that were involved in a recent sex scandal. >> high marks for the police department, they are taking action. >> initially the city manager recommended one officer be fired, another demoted, to suspended and five others recommended. after a lengthy investigation revealing more than 10,000 text messages and emails, the city manager has determined for officers should be terminated and five officially recommended. two left before the investigation began. >> it's a terrible stain on law enforcement. it's important for each department to have a sense of transparency particularly in modern america where transparency and i can ability of the two most important words. >> reporter: civil rights lawyer is representing jasmine formally known as celeste who is the center of the scandal. she is doing the city richmond for improper conduct. she is filed a similar claim against oakland, livermore, alameda county and san francisco. >> the department dep

of the debate, when she dropped a well-planned attack on him about his comments on miss universe aleciaachado by saying -- charlie: and he did not handle any of that well. >> if trump can stay disciplined and not go off the rails when she feels like she is being personally slighted, he has a chance of sort of competing with her on the issues, but the problem is that the clinton campaign knows he does not like to be attacked personally. that's why they planted those traps for him. charlie: tell me about young african-americans. abby: the thing that is true about young african-americans and millennials overall, they are unenthused by hillary clinton. i think in some ways their only experience with electoral politics has been with barack obama. candidates they feel excited about, who they are motivated by, who they are inspired by, and she does not make them feel that way, and they feel very much like they have to feel that way about someone in order to cast a vote for them. it is challenging for her to overcome that, and frankly it may be impossible for my overcome that. that's where the

hey, i'm fine. >> alecia acknowledges it was the students who got her through those dark times. >> it was hard. i wouldn't have made it had it not been for them. >> but little did she know the whole school was in on a little secret. alisha's husband, cliff, had written us about arraning the event of a lifetime. >> an opportunity to have a perfect day, she gets to feel like a princess for a day. >> we had to tell a little white lie we were a documentary crew doing a special piece on special education teachers. we were about to reveal we were doing a piece on one special education teacher. [ applause ] >> the camera crews here today the "today" show. >> we're fixing to get on a plane and going on a trip. >> we quickly whisked alisha off to the airport, where she hopped aboard a private plane to destinations unknown. >> here we go! i don't know where we're going. >> 90 minutes later, alisha and cliff touched down. >> why are those people filming? >> alisha out, this was all for her. >> alisha! >> oh, my gosh! >> do you know where you are? >> no, i don't. >> you are in houston, texas. oka

and the woman who led that conference is with me in the studio right now -- alecia decoudreaux, the president of mills college. and thank you for being here today, doctor. i really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> that conference was so inspiring, getting to meet all those young women who are so passionate about wanting to do something for the world and this whole water situation. so, what inspired you to hold that conference? how did that come about? >> well, our students inspire me to do just about everything that we do. but mills college joined the women in public service project a number of years ago. you may know that it was started by secretary of state hillary rodham clinton in conjunction with the state department and women's colleges across the country. when mills joined, we decided that we would hold an institute to focus on water, recognizing how important water is in general and particularly to women. so our conference was titled "women, water, and the world: how women can help solve the world's water crisis," and it was truly inspiring to have 25 women representing 2

grandmother >>alecia: has custody normally the mother made threats to take her child recently and they don't believe i should hurt her child. or in any danger however ashleys' mom is a legal guardian of that baby boy. ashley went into the hole and put him and a 15 lbs. brown hair gray eyes his mother suspected of taking him. this is rather resembles the subaru or female the child there resembles-lake urged to call 911. as kron four's terisa estacio found out, although some have waited till the last minute - they say voting this year is more important then ever. we've set up a link with more information on registering to vote on our website. kron-four- dot-com. >> reporter: registering new voters is important in the same time. he can dunk a registration form so a good head out to a college campus. the election spokesperson called says that many people decided to come down to the registration office they and many go on line to do the paperwork today and over the weekend. others also came down for this a big hand on the drop on the early voting packets the contested race and has prompted

reporting from san leandro, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> warm up is on the way. i will have details coming up next. when mexico sends its people... they're bringing crime, they're rapists. are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> 1-1, a fly ball hit well to left field. and it's gone, conor gillaspie with a three one homer -- three run homer. >> i would be lying to a fight set i have words to describe that moment -- absolutely incredible is the best i can do. >> how about that! conor gillaspie, what an unlikely guy to get them the win. he wouldn't have even been there if it wasn't for the injured guy. >> they couldn't put him on the roster but nuÑez was hurt. remember is a cala a few years ago -- remember [ name ind

alecia garner, the cofounder of black lives matter, is from oakland, the same area the 49ers are. the one thing we try to do in our department is trying to empower workers of color and women and lgbt workers to say, if something isn't right, stand up. even if that means you will face adversity at work, luckily you do have a collective bargaining agreement, you are part of a union. for me, i had a huge sense of pride when i saw colin kaepernick do that. right now, people might look down at him, but a couple of days later i went over to the african american smithsonian where there is an entire exhibit of mohammed ali dissenting against the united states. when he passed away, all i can think about is that you all love him today but when he was at the height of his activism, you did not love him. respect that when you are making money off of us, we should be able to express our own truth. i think that is what colin kaepernick did. [applause] >> when colin kaepernick did take that need, you heard many of my fellow journalists dig up the oldest four words in the journalism handbook, fou

alecia reid c1 >>> welcome back. the time is 4:24. no major traffic problems. the ride into san francisco still looks pretty good. starting to back up just a tad bit. cash lanes on the far left and far right, only two cash lanes open on each side but overall a great commute. 9 minutes from the foot of the maze out to fremont street. a quick check of drive times out of the east bay. 680 is smooth and no problems for the nimitz from san leandro. >>> let's talk entertainment. a pop singer heads back to where she got her start and a look at this weekend's box office winners. that and much more in today's hollywood minute. >>> miss peregrines home for peculiar children topped the box office here and overseas. the tim burton directed flick brought in the top dollars including the uk and south korea. >>> lady gaga is headed back where she started. the 30-year-old pop singer is headed out on a dive bar mini tour. she will kick off the short tour this week at an undisclosed dive bar. >> people pay good money to have them calm down a bit. >> nate parker took the stage to

alecia garza, cofounder of black lives matter is in oakland right from the same place, same area wheree but many people still have not had a conversation. the number one thing we do in our department is we try to empower workers of color and women and lgbt workers to say when something ain't right you need to stand up. and even if the image are going to be unpopular, even if that means that you're going to face adversity at work, likely you do have a collective-bargaining agreement. likely you are a part of the union and so your job is actually protected. so for me i had a huge sense of pride when i saw colin kaepernick do that because i said he's not being respectable. and right of people to look down at him but again a couple of days later i went over to the african-american smithsonian weathers an entire exhibit of muhammad ali dissenting against the tyranny. when he passed away all i could think about was you all love him today, but when he was at the height of his activism you did not love him. so you don't have to love black people, but respect that if you're making money off of