okay. >> yeah. >> "bay area life," where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together welcome back to "bay area life." i'm impressed with how much power this honda civic has. it's fast, efficient, and fun. ♪ i'm always on the lookout for new restaurants to try, and my friends keep talking about this place, monsieur benjamin in hayes valley. so i'm about to get a taste of what all the buzz is about. i'm in the kitchen of monsieur benjamin. did i say that right? >> perfect. >> i did? >> yes. >> okay. >> i've never heard it said better. >> really? you're lying to me, aren't you? french is not my forte. so, what are you working on right now? what are we gonna whip up? >> we're gonna make a chicken and vegetable soup today. >> okay. >> that doesn't sound very exciting, but hopefully once you see this process and taste the end result, you're gonna make this every year or even more frequently. >> this is something that even i could whip up or just the everyday average chef can do, as well? >> absolutely. >> okay, why don't you go into the ingredients now of making this soup?

>> "bay area life," where lifestyle, interests, food, and en >> welcome back to the show, everyone. i'm almost to my next location. all i need to do is park. and parallel parking in the civic couldn't be easier. ♪ hey, everyone. i am hanging out in hayward in kris' beautiful kitchen. >> that's right. kind of. >> but it's not exactly your kitchen. >> no, it's not. if it was, you'd be sitting over there with a nice, cold glass of pinot grigio, but it happens to be one of our beautiful kitchens in our showroom here in hayward. >> awesome. so, we are at airport home appliance & mattress, and we are talking about all the amazing appliances that you guys carry here, right? >> that's right. >> give our viewers just a taste of just a few of the brands that they might be familiar with? >> so, i'm sure people have heard of g.e., whirlpool, all those samsung, even a lot of the pacific brands that have come over, lg, we've got something called fulgor from italy. we have bertazzoni. we have about close to 50 different brands of appliances, so we're definitely appliance specialists. >> really? >>

welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come togetheruch to explore. on today's show, a look at shn's 2017-2018 season. >> i've never gotten season tickets before, but i'm glad i did. >> then the perfect cheese and charcuterie plate. that tastes so good. >> yeah, isn't it good? >> all we're missing is a glass of wine. and we're exploring the yucatán state of mexico. culture, cuisine, and natural beauty. >> when people come here, they learn how to live and how to enjoy life and how to enjoy nature. >> all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪ hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez, and one of my favorite things about living in the bay area is the theater. there's nothing like live entertainment. i'm here outside the shn or

welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come togetherto explore. on today's show -- creating a home away from home for families... and mushroom madness in mendocino... plus, the power of music therapy. but, first, the harlem globetrotters are helping youth stand up to bullying. all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪ >> be inspired. >> be courageous. >> be brave. >> be happy. >> abc7 and the harlem globetrotters are teaming up to stomp out bullying. ♪ good morning! >>ll

welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come togetherxplore. we're cooking up some fun. one pan-pizza dish in just 30 minutes. ooh, look at that. that looks divine! then, a french pastry chef gives us a lesson on preparing authentic macarons. >> it has that crispy and then the chewy... >> mmm! >> ...and the creamy. >> are you kidding me?! then, a family winery embraces their rich heritage. >> i believe we're probably the oldest continually run winery in the santa clara valley. >> plus, we head downtown for some home cooking. >> now, these chicken legs we have roasted in our charcoal oven. so you probably don't have a charcoal oven at home. >> i don't. [ laughs ] >> may have a charcoal grill. but you can just roast these in the oven. so what we want to do is we want to take this chicken meat that's been roasted and then we're

welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come togetherere's so much to explore. on today's show, the latest technology when it comes to home decor. >> you can actually even take a picture of your room and upload it into the 3-d program so you actually get a virtual look of what your room looks like. >> then we're getting a taste of an old san francisco tradition. >> and you make it right here behind us, right? >> we do. >> okay. >> i can show you. >> i want to see it. >> all right, let's do it. >> let's go. >> then a convenient way to get a massage in the comfort of your own home. >> the massage therapist shows up with a massage table and the music, and they turn your home into a five-star spa. >> plus, the benefits of singing to your baby. >> when you walk into that room and see the kids playing and seeing the parents interacting with their kids, you just know that you're helping their

welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come togetherere's so much to explore. on today's show -- creating a home away from home for families... and mushroom madness in mendocino... plus, the power of music therapy. but, first, the harlem globetrotters are helping youth stand up to bullying. all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪ >> be inspired. >> be courageous. >> be brave. >> be happy. >> abc7 and the harlem globetrotters are teaming up to stomp out bullying. ♪ good morning! >> all: good morning! >> all right. awesome, awesome. okay, as introduced, my name is anthony blakes, but my teammates do call my "buckets"... well, i came here to el toro elementary to talk to the kids about our abcs of bullying prevention program. we've put this program together with the national campaign to stop violence to help eradicate bullying from the schools so these kids could have a carefree learning environment. the abcs stand for action, bravery, and compassion. and those are some simple ingredients we like to share with t

one bay area woman realized it would change her life forever. but as allen martin reports... instead of letting it hold either of them back... this >>> when her son was diagnosed with a disability, one bay area woman knew it would change her life forever. instead of it holding them back, this week's jefferson award winner found a way to help her son but also other children with disabilities. allen martin reports. >> reporter: jennifer camota luebeke's son inspires her. >> he taught me how to care about something other than myself. >> reporter: as a child, antonio was diagnosed with global developmental delays. but when jennifer tried to enroll him in private religious schools in the bay area, he was rejected 23 times. >> the schools that were available that taught faith and education were not accommodating towards children with autism or kids with intellectual disabilities. so i felt there was an unfairness. >> reporter: unlike public schools, private schools are not required by law to provide for children with special needs. so jennifer left the corporate world, went back to

right here along the strip in vegas. >>> lives may have been taken in las vegas but reality is life in the bay area will move on for many. san francisco police are vowing to bring extra security to this weekend's bluegrass festival. terry mcsweeney joins us live at city hall where the police chief talked about that security. are they concerned there's a threat or is it just optics and reassurance? >> it is just reassurance. they're trying to be ready at tonight's police commission meeting here. they're talking about how las vegas has changed the way they're looking at the festival coming to blue gate park this weekend and he is pledging to have the maximum number of police officers present. it's three days of music in golden gate park that draws half a million people. it's been around 16 years but this year will be different. >> with the situation in las vegas, a lot of people are anxious about events in general -- >> reporter: chief scott says concert goers will notice patrol officers. and there will be special units waiting in the wing. >> the officers respond to critical incidents we deploy them

we have an annual directory called resource which is a guide to jewish life in the bay area. it's a directory of everything you would need or want from senior living to barmitzfa, day camp. it's online at jweekly.com/jewishresourceguide we do it with 18 full and part time staff and one and a half reporters. i don't know if you want to add to that. when talking about the diversity of the bay area and the fact that our focus is local, we are doing it with one and a half full time reporters meaning a full time reporter and part time reporter. i don't know if there is anything you want to add. >> we are driven by mission, by passion, and caring for the jewish community. we are part of the jewish community. we want to hear from our readers. i answer every letter i get. steve responds to every call that he gets. you, our readers, are a part of determining what we write about. let us know what you want to know about. >> sue and steve, thank you so much for this wonderful conversation. please go to the website and pay attention to the jewish news here in northern california. >>> welc

. >>> latest on the las vegas shooting and friends of bay area victim remembering the life she left behindeels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> federal investigators are looking into the possibility that las vegas shooter stephen paddock contemplated attacking other music festivals across the country in chicago and boston. >> tonight officials say paddock may have plotted car bombings at those sites. all victims killed in sunday's attack have been identified and families notified. >> t a with bay area ties were victims in the shooting. >> 32-year-old michelle kurt von tillow was shot as he yelled for others to hit the ground. >> denise cohen, went to the same hospital as stacee etcheber. >> spoke with melanie. >> stacee was the mama of this crew, crue as in motley. >> they was the mama, always. i'm just -- i don't even know. going to do. >> best friends say they have no doubt she gave her life to save someone else's. >> shielding someone, young person, someone in need, carrying someone on her back, no doubt she would have done it. >> loved fiercely, especially children. >> every time the phone

. >>> latest on the las vegas shooting and friends of bay area victim remembering the life she left behindderal investigators are looking into the possibility that las vegas shooter stephen paddock contemplated attacking other music festivals across the country in chicago and boston. >> tonight officials say paddock may have plotted car bombings at those sites. all victims killed in sunday's attack have been identified and families notified. >> at least four people with bay area ties were victims in the shooting. >> 32-year-old michelle vo. kurt von tillow was shot as he yelled for others to hit the ground. >> denise cohen, went to the same hospital as stacee etcheber. >> spoke with melanie. >> stacee was the mama of this crew, crue as in motley. >> they was the mama, always. i'm just -- i don't even know. i don't know what i'm going to do. >> best friends say they have no doubt she gave her life to save someone else's. >> shielding someone, young person, someone in need, carrying someone on her back, no doubt she would have done it. >> loved fiercely, especially children. >> every time th

bay fires. >> a. >>> a local woman unknowingly helps raise money to for saving her own life. part of the bay area proud series. >> a warm 92 in san jose. but i'm tracking cooling trend let you hoe how much of a difference by in weekend the forecast at 5:20 tonight. out across the north bay. families sifting through the ruins of their homes. >>> it's the disheartening to watch it play out across the north bay. families sifting through the ruins of their homes. as they pick up the piece as new crisis is now emerging. how do we house the thousands whose homes were destroyed np tonight a resident is trying to help neighbors answer the question. roz plater joins us from the neighborhood with a potential solution have. >> reporter: we have the county looking for stopgap measures one includes using rv's and the contractor has his own plan even if it's a tiny solution. >> we have the small oven we can get in this space. >> charlie is the contractor building the tiny home with the kitchen bathroom and sleeping quarters in the space of an rv spl it goes to a family left homeless. >> people weren't insured

bay area. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," a local woman unknowingly raises money for the very thing that ends up saving her lifen as part of our bay area proud series next. believe in karma ...or that saying "what goes >>> welcome back. there are plenty of people who believe in karma or that saying, what goes around comes around. if you do good in the world, good things will happen to you. well, a woman in santa cruz doesn't just believe that. she is living proof of it. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas explains in this morning's "bay area proud." >> reporter: sonya wasn't born in santa cruz. she moved there 25 years ago and it became her adopted hometown. she volunteered and gave to her community without asking anything in return. but did she receive something? oh, yeah. sonya bruner is back doing the things she love. >> can i go, like, straight? that's better. >> reporter: and is loving every moment of it. >> so happy to be on the water. >> reporter: with the help of friends, sonya recently got on a paddle board, in the roller rink, and on a dance floor. she is beyond thrilled to be any of these places, beca

send it back to you in the bay area. >> thank you so much. he led a secret lifeand stockpiled weapons and ammo for decades that nobody knew about. >> we'll have more for that coming up with lester holt in a few minutes and with us at 6:00. >>> one last look at the weather. it's nice and chilly at night. >> things are about to change. friday, saturday and sunday we go to much warmer mid-70s. if you're heading to the beaches with this warmer weather we'll have rip currents and rough surf. we'll stay through next tuesday and eventually start to drop down in san francisco. for the inland valleys another look at this. we go up to 88 on friday. upper 80s saturday and sunday and down to 82 by next wednesday. with those upper 80s we'll see more increased fire danger with low humidity. >> thank you so much. we'll be back at 6:00. >> loester holt is next. >>> tonight, into the gunfire. harrowing new video from the first moments of chaos and carnage. officers running toward the danger. and tonight, some of the most powerful stories of heroism we've heard. a father and son w

bay area. denise was a ray of life and bo was the nicest guy in the world, who made everyone laugh. >> we are going to have more on their stories and lives in the next half hour. you can read more by going to www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> also new this morning, in the aftermath of the tragedy in las vegas, security is, of course, a concern as san francisco prepares two outdoor events going on this week. >> the bluegrass festival and fleet week, close to 2 million people are expected in the city. pete suratos is live in san francisco with how the city is prepared. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. the two events you mentioned, the bluegrass festival and outdoor concert taking place this weekend and fleet week, which is already under way. the bigger events are at the end of the week. law enforcement agencies have an up creased emphasis in light of the las vegas mass shoot thing t took place. this is prior to the events of las vegas. the officials say they will be working hand in hand with law enforcement agencies. the bigger crowd, which attracts people to the area, they are expecte

a bay area man on life support tonight... tries to stop a vicious carjacking in his normally quiet east bay community.(steve) scores of arrests and juvenile rescues in a human trafficking sweep that saved two people from the bay area. (steve) two bay area victims have been saved... as part of a nationwide effort that focuses on human trafficking. the f-b-i announced the results of its "operation cross country." overall... officials say 120 traffickers were taken into custody and 84 minors were rescued. the f-b-i says 27 women were also arrested for prostitution... and four pimps were cited in the operation. f-b-i director christopher wray issued a statement saying the feds -- "have no greater mission than to protect our nation's children from harm." (pam) an atherton man in alive tonight thanks to his dog... waking him when his home went up in flames this morning. it happened around 12-40-a-m ... on belbrook way, off walsh road. fire officials say, the man was able to get out of the building. for some reason though ... he wen

bay area. to find out how teachers are now adjusting to a changing student body. cal's life been filled with long and difficult journeys, but running is one way to fit in. >> cross country was one of the only sports that the girls and boys practiced at the same time and the same season. >> reporter: cal is transgender and identifies as a mix of male and female. but didn't know how to tell friends or teachers in high school. >> you felt alone? >> yes. i felt -- alone. i felt scared. i felt -- i was in a really dark place. i would just put myself under the desk because as weird as it sounds, cutting gave me a sense of control. >> what made it so challenging? >> a lot of times teachers didn't know how to treat me respectfully, like oh, man, are you going to you know, change your genitals? that is not something you ask a high schooler. >> so as a student you felt like you had to educate your educators? >> there was no training, teachers had no training on how to deal with trans people, when you don't really have anyone at school respecting and reassuring a really basic part of w

life. "bay area proud" coming up.ealth care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. prices at the pump. the recent hu >>> good news tonight for your wallet. you should be seeing lower gas prices at the pump. the reason, hurricanes knocked oil refineries offline, driving prices up but experts say prices dropped once refineries were back online. the average price of regular went down 6 cents per gallon. nationwide the average price, $2.55 a gallon. not in the bay area. >>> technology has changed our lives. for some with disabilities it has the power to transform them. all that's n

she moved from a job at synopsis in the bay area and was employed by new york life in southern california. the 32 year old is being remembered by her former co- workers as an indispensable member of their team. facebook, twitter and other social media posts describe michelle as "a sweet soul." one person wrote that "her personality and smile lit up the room," (steve) san francisco police confirmed today that the wife of an officer also died in the tragedy.(catherine) stacee etche-bear got separated from her husband in the chaos of the shooting. she was one of the people killed that night.. today family members honored her life.. describing her as someone who loved her family...dedicated her time to raisingher two children....and said she was a supportive wife who also took care of her elderly in laws. she's also remembered as an activ

life in santa rosa bay area news. >>> a major part of the wildfire recovery is happening in the bay area a live look at at&t park with a benefit concert will take place. bay area owns metallica joins dave matthews oakland rapper g-eazy. volunteers and families who are victims of the wildfires. tickets on sale tomorrow morning. there is a link on the website. >>> big changes at the april. the new screening process kicked in initiated by the trump administration. there is no heightened security for any inbound international flight. the most notifiable change, the closer inspection of your electronics. homeland security says members of isis have been able to smuggle explosives into laptops. this effects althree major airports. >> it mikes it more difficult. it's a continuation of security theater going on since 911 and either use to do to it or not. >> under the new rules passengers may be subjected to interviews by airline employees. >>> the opioid crisis in america got the spotlight from the trump administration. each day 142 people lose live a overdose. >> we cannot allow this to continu

life. >> reporter: almost everyone arriving back in the bay area from las vegas this morning had a story tell. in andre walter's life it was a close call that may have saved his life. >> we had our three-day passes for jason aldean and i'm working here, so i said let's just stay home. one of my son's friend of a friend was killed last night there, too. the family all at home is pretty devastated. >> even from all these tragic tales there is some good in the sense of heroism in this case with this young college student. a good samaritan threw her in the back of the truck and took her to the hospital. other good samaritans blocked her and her friends off so they didn't get trampled while people were running from that concert and that shooting. >>> with more than 500 concertgoers wounded, las vegas hospitals were tested in unbelievable ways. you can imagine. a fleet of ambulances responded to the scene, but the wounded were also brought to area hospitals in personal vehicles. doctors describe the surgeries as nonstop. >> there was a little bit of controlled chaos. we've actually had a numbe

life. it's part of our bay area proud series. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companionicket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica, i don't really know. i'm a quick packer. ♪ saying "what goes around comes around." if you do good he >>> there are plenty of people who believe in karma or that saying what goes around, comes around. if you do good things in the world, good things will happen to you. a woman in santa cruz doesn't just believe that, she's living proof. >> she moved there 25 years ago and it became her adopted hometown. she volunteer and gave to her community without asking anything in return. did she receive something? oh, yeah. s sonya is back doing the somethings she love and is loving every moment of it. >> i'm

ceremonies with my teammates, following the flag, is a memory i'll carry with me for the rest of my life. >> nbc bay area is the spot for all things olympics. garvin thomas is headed to the games. >> always exciting to see that. we'll be right back. screen. this is video from tracy, california ... out east st >>> take a look at this. video from tracy, california, you know, over east past livermore. holiday light display. a lot of work. the man behind the intricate light show said he spent thousands of hours planning for it. he says his next big project, not surprisingly, is a christmas display. >> beautiful. >> all right. we have some great weather for the evening heading out. 60 degrees in san francisco. perfect for trick or treating. >> it is. play it safe out there. we'll see you tomorrow morning 4:30 to 7:00. . >>> live from hollywood, it's "america's got talent." give it up for your judges, simon cowell -- [ applause ] >> heidi klum! [ applause ] >> mel b! [ applause ]

about significant rainfall but today we have low clouds and fog and a blanket ross the bay area, here is our life camera look towards the golden gate bridge. not too much traffic for early sunday but the marine layer has deepened and it's more widespread that not just at the coast. the current loud pattern close to san francisco, oh close to san francisco, 01, hayward and as far as visibility, down. a quarter-mile in petaluma so pockets of fog are dropping across the bay area. especially in the north bay we have current numbers of 49, walnut creek, 52, san francisco, 53 in san jose is 57. cooler today and dry for halloween but rainfall is on the way. we will talk about that in a little bit. help cover gradually clearing near the coastline, a few stubborn patches for severance the scope this afternoon and then inland and around the bay partly cloudy and cooler than yesterday with a cooling trends taking us into next week as we head towards the halloween. temperatures the 60s 70s, around 80 degrees for sunday we will talk more about the incoming rainfall in a few minutes. >> breaking news from san

bay area city taking a hard line with its homeless problem. we ride along on the river to see if a year long crackdown is paying off. >>> a life or death dilemma. a bay area city fight to keep its only e. r. open. >>> families wanting to move, but worried about a giant property tax bill. the proposed changes that could give some homeowners a huge break and whom it could hurt. >>> it might befall, but the temperatures are rising. pressure is up. temperatures follow suit. skies are clear. plenty of sun on the way and we'll be in the 90s again before you know it. the forecast coming up in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy can help you get them there. see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> kpix 5 weather sponsored by sleep world. authorities swarming a part of hat's long been >>> new at 6:00, mixed results on a crackdown in santa cruz. authorities forming a part of the city that has long been a hot spot for crime and squatters. a target area a stretch

(grant) a former bay area resident is being hailed a hero after saving the life of a man....wounded during the shooting. his name is james lawson. he grew up in concord, graduated from ygnacio valley high school back in 2006. his grandmother still lives in the east bay, and didn't want to speak on camera but told kron4 that she is proud of what her grandson did. his long time next door neighbor say she feels the same... (grant) a former bay area resident is being hailed a hero after saving the life of a man....wounded during the shooting. that hero is james lawson. he grew up in concord, graduated from ygnacio valley high school back in 2006. his grandmother still lives in the east bay, and didn't want to speak on camera but told kron4 that she is proud of what her grandson did. his long time next door neighbor say she feels the same... (grant)) (grant)) today some of lawson's former high school teachers also lauded their former student for his life saving e

bay area teens. >>> he risked his life to save his goats. a happy update on the dog refused to abandon his post. in its tracks. this time: in san jose. the whole thing was caught on camera. kpix five's kiet do shows us how it all >>> a bay area sideshow stopped in its tracks. the whole thing was caught on camera. kpix 5's kiet do shows us how it ended. >> reporter: it was quite a spectacle in north san jose earlier this morning. a sizable sideshow propped up on 87 southbound near the airport. the dashcam footage hints at the chaos. the traffic comes to a complete stop across all the lanes in both shoulders. a man jumped out and climbs onto the concrete divider for a stroll while another one tags it, all with the san jose skyline in the background. then it happened. a mazda miata spends a few donuts while onlookers shoot video with their cell phone cameras. look closely as the driver almost hits one of the participants. it ends just as quickly as it begins. police arrived in force and surround the area as the cars speed off. someone throws a glass bottle at a photographer. police did not have to

bay area woman's accounts of her harrowing moments in las vegas. the moment a man watched her get shot and the scramble to save her life. >> teaching survival instinctsy area police department isn't just telling people what to do in a mass shooting. they will come and train you. >> and the secretary of state responds to reports he called the president a moron. new details surfac >>> you're watching kpix5 news. past hour the sheriff said: >>> our top story at 6:30, new details surfacing about the las vegas mass shooting. in the past hour the sheriff said there is evidence that stephen paddock planned to escape but is give nothing other details. kpix5's juliette goodrich is live with the latest on the victims and survivors. >> reporter: those are the heart breaking stories when we hear about each of the victims and the survivors. tonight i can tell you there are 45 patients in two hospitals in las vegas that are still in critical condition and there are three women with bay area ties who were killed in the shooting. >> and it went through my ear and entered right behind my jaw and then traveled down to a few inches above my collar bone. >> reporter: th

life. and the fish you eat. what is behind this? >> the san francisco bay is home to a complex ecosystem, the wild life is connect. so, even though the areaes 1600 square miles, when one species suffers others can do. and here along the waterfront, scientist believe there's a deadly threat that lies beneath. >> hidden in the beauty of the bay, is a cool mystery. that is leading thousands of sharks disoriented or dead. >> we have to find out what is killing these sharks. >> a marine biologist and top expert on leopard sharks the top species that is washing up dead. >> i'm concerned whether this is going to spread. are we going to start seeing it up and down the coast of california. >> and the answer to that right now is we don't know. >> that's the scariest part. >> field work on sharks is rare. but we were invited for a first hand look on the boat. >> right now, we are heading to a known leopard shark hot spot. we have a leopard shark here. he catches and releases them as part of his research on their movement. >> here we go again. >> the team takes measurements. blood samples and attaches tracking tags. the sharks eyes are covered to red

(steve) a former bay area resident is being hailed a hero after saving the life of a man wounded duringsunday's shooting massacre in las vegas (catherine) his name is james lawson. he grew up in concord, graduated from ygnacio valley high school back in 2006. however as kron4's haaziq madyun found out, a few of lawson's classmates were also at that concert...risking their lives to save others kelly cooper is proudly pointing out one of her former concord ygnacio valley high school students james lawson. lawson was at the concert in las vegas when the shooting massacre occurred. he reportedly returned to the area of the shooting to help a man who was suffering from a serious gunshot wound

a life-sized zombie snatched from a bay area porch.loween thief caught on camera. >> who stole summer? it's gone! chilly outside with rain not far behind. a look at a monday evening. that's toward the financial district of san francisco. when rain arrives and how much can we expect? that's coming up. ♪ [ music ] introduce vending machines.. that sell emergency contraception. >>> stanford university is one of the first college campuses to introduce vending machines that sell emergency contraception. students started lobbying for the kiosks two years ago and say that for students who needed the morning after pill, options were limited when pharmacies would sell out. >> it's hard for students to get emergency contraception outside of business hours. i see it as a right. a lot of others don't and our rights shouldn't be limited to business hours. >> reporter: the company behind the machines says they've had more than a dozen calls from others interested in the last month. >>> we're getting our first look at an upcoming east bay mall makeov

you can watch olaf and all the larger than life characters on thanksgiving day right here on nbc bay area. >> that's one balloon they will not want to let it go. >> don't let it go. >> i'm surprised they're just now adding that one. >> me, too. >> that movie's been out for so long now. >> exactly. >> we were looking forward to thfr thanksgiving already. it's been so warm we're not thinking about fall or heading towards winter. we're talking about record highs out there. i want to show you some of the numbers we had yesterday and the new records that were set all around the bay area. it wasn't just livermore getting one degree above that record high set back in 1959, it was always san jose, four degrees above that record high. and in santa rosa, three -- 93 degrees. and we also had some low 90s in napa, oakland and half moon bay. reaching a new record high. the old one was set back in 1965. so as we look out the window today and you're heading out, our temperatures are starting to warm up in a few spots, but noticeably much cooler in san francisco. it is 68 degrees. and then you head down

studded casino, a favorite haunt for frank sinatra and marilyn monroe, how one of the bay area's richest men could bring new lifeded tahoe resort. >> that place needs it. >> will marshawn lynch play this sunday? >> and let's just say this was the most expensive mouthpiece in league history. we're up next. saving win over kansas city, the raiders travel to buffalo this sunday and who knows if marshawn lynch will be on the plane flight.. >>> coming off a possible season saving win to kansas city the raiders travel to buffalo this sunday and who knows if marshawn lynch will be on that plane flight? lynch appealed his suspension to the nfl today. espn is reporting that lynch argued nine players made contact with an nfl official last year and none were suspended. chiefs cornerback marcus peters also spoke on lynch's behalf. raiders coach jack del rio said he hasn't even spoken with lynch and would like to know sooner than later about his status for sunday. >> we expect to hear something early in the week, hopefully by tomorrow would be the fairest thing, you know, so the team can prepare. >>> a win gets the raiders b

(catherine) a former bay area resident is being credited with saving the life of a man wounded duringday's shooting massacre in las vegas his name is james larson...and he rushed to help a man who was wounded.. larson grew up in concord, graduated from ygnacio valley high school in 2006. his grandmother still lives in the east bay, and didn't want to talk on camera - but told kron4 that she's proud of what her grandson did. his long time neighbor says she feels the same way... today - some of lawson's former high school teachers also said they're very proud of him... (steve) police held a mock terror attack at san francisco international airport. they say this training is especially important after what happened in las vegas on sunday night. emergency responders shut down part of the baggage claim area in terminal one. they simulated every possible scenario in the event of a terror attack at the airport. the federal government requires airports to do t

all four victims were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >>> nbc bay area respondswho says a well known store blacklisted him. he called chris chmura. we have the problem and the fix. >> this shopper says he is fiercely committed to best buy, but that loyalty meant nothing when the computer called him a cheat. if it plugs in, he probably bought it at one store, best buy where he's an elite plus member of the rewards program. i had to ask what that means. >> i do a lot of shopping there and spend a lot of money there. >> reporter: at least $3500 per year, according to best buy. he was stung when he tried to return an adapter within the 45 day window. it took 45 minutes telling him he wasn't welcome in the return line. >> when i was up, my name was blacklisted from returning stuff. i was freaking out. i didn't make a lot of returns, so i thought someone stole my identity. >> they scanned his license and said he was prohibited from returning things. >> i was getting the run around and getting frustrated. >> he called us. we reviewed the return policy and found at the b

(steve) a former bay area resident is being hailed a hero after saving the life of a man wounded duringsunday's shooting massacre in las vegas his name is james lawson. he grew up in concord, graduated from ygnacio valley high school back in 2006. his grandmother still lives in the east bay, didn't want to speak on camera but told kron4 that she is proud of what her grandson did. his long time next door neighbor say she feels the same... (steve) as we mentioned as we mentioned lawson graduated from ygnacio valley high school. today his former teachers were also proud of him for risking his life to save others during the las vegas shooting. hear from them coming up tonight at six. (vicki) and the las vegas sheriff just held a press conference to update us on the investigation. here is what he had to say. (vicki) and of course, we will continue to bring you updates as they become available... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterolog

areas. places like gulfport, biloxi, mobile bay and southeastern louisiana. that's a liferge there. so anybody in those areas asked to revac wait, we encourage them to do so today, while you still have time. >> we're also seeing the wind gusts in biloxi. all the way up even into montgomery. knocking down significantly power lines here. what about the power outages from this, all the way up to atlanta? >> yeah, as nate is moving inland, it's going to move in very quickly but it's going to weaken. the forward motion, we're still going to expect to see tropical storm warnings, in portions of alabama, north west georgia. we could see gusty winds, trees, power line problems extending inland for a couple hundred miles away from the gulf coast. >> one more thing. the kentucky/tennessee area ahead of the storm, i'm seeing the potential for flash flooding there, although it's nowhere near the eye, that moisture is pushing towards the head of those states. what are you predicting for that potential? >> we're looking at rainfall amounts 3 to 6 inches, deep south, possibly 10. 2 to 5

life-saving place. a sneak peek inside the bay area's newest spot for health and healing that also includes a little bit of fun for the little ones. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. temperatures today running 10 degrees cooler in some spots compared to yesterday. cooler air moves in tomor ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) (gasp, shriek) to the next generation of greats... i got it over! we're excited to meet you. >>> scientists at stanford will spentd months examining the brain of mass shooting gunman stephen mad okay. he killed 58 people and wounded more than 500 others on october 1st. the "new york times" reports the stanford team will closely analyze paddock's brain tissue for disease or trauma. a medical examiner found no signs of his brain being abnormal during an autopsy earlier this month. >> patients and neighbors got a sneak peek at a hospital that will continue the tradition of saving lives of thousands of children every year. abc 7 news was at lieu ceil packard children's hospital. the new hospital will open in december. it will feel like home away from home. >> lots of families and children involved in helping

nbc bay area is continuing gathering details about her life and sadly her death. >>> the city of las vegas and the entire country for that matter still trying to make sense of the shooter. deadliest shooting incident in modern u.s. history. now, leaves many searching for answers as to why this happened while others are fighting for their lives. jay, in las vegas, you've been there since the beginning of all this. >> reporter: yeah, march kurus, to talk again. we are at the southern end of the strip. where the attack took place. and as you talk about the rest of the nation mourns the 59 losses here. investigators are still desperately trying to priest together any information that may help them understand how and why this all happened. >> city in grieve. silence and still reeling from unspeakable pain. 59 dead. and more than 500 injured in the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. >> this has been a resilient community who will not be defined by this sick, disgusting human being. i'll never mention his name. >> reporter: his name is stephen paddock, 64 years old, wealthy real estate ow

bay area. and many are just struggling to try to get back to normal life.odi hernandez spoke with several people trying to cope with what happened and trying to figure out how to move forward. >> reporter: janelle, i talked to several survivors today, including one from here in vallejo. after all they just went through they're having a very difficult time trying to get back to the routine of daily life. >> i want to just get back to normal. and in a normal routine. but i'm in the sure what that is now. and what is normal now for me. >> ms. blickly of vallejo can't stop thinking of the chaos she survived in las vegas. blakely flew back to the bay area with her girlfriends yesterday. still running on the adrenalin that kicked in when the gunfire erupted >> we just want it to go away. we want it to be. >> i'm a little shaky. i haven't slept in like 30 hours. >> she survived with the help of strangers who drove her to safety. >> i seen some headlights and i ran to the car. i said please take mow with me. please. >> it's like being thrown into a war zone without

bloomberg "surveillance" can be heard in washington, new york, and the bay area on bloomberg radio. lifemberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg aybreak" in the next hour, an interview with jimmy levin. this is bloomberg. ♪ now to your bloomberg business flash. restructuring will hold back profits this year. he reported its weakest nine-month sales since it began posting -- nestle reported its weakest nine-month sales since it began posting here in nestle it expects additional astructuring costs as big half a billion dollars. the parent of united is feeling the impact of the summer fare wars. drop 3% this will quarter after a third quarter decline of 4%. united has been slow to rebound after chopping fares in a battle with discount airlines. that is your bloomberg's nest flash. alix: market reaction to the uncertainty over the nafta negotiations. this is what the expectations are. the blue line is dollar max trading at 18.8. the white line is the mexican peso forecast for 2017 in the next quarter. what does that say about potential risk of it doing priced in. joining us is the union group cha

. >> how this story led to his once in a life time moment to play catch with the a's today. >>> attacking and destroys cancer in the bay area. we are closer to a cure. >> i'm spencer christian, are you ready for temperatures in the 90s again? accuweather forecast coming up. >>> i'm michael fenny live in clear lake where the 7 on your side p >>> abc 7 news was in clear walk. those flames cut off one group of fire victims who only rode to safety, their proximity in clear lake saved them. they jumped into a boat to get away from fire. you're looking where the fire burned in lake cathy. >> all week, michael fenny with 7 on your side has been out all week helping. >> reporter: cheryl, dan it's been a unique day here. we've helped a lot of people, but i think i've given out more snacks than advice. but sometimes snacks is what you need. we'll be here until 7:00 please come down and join us. if you have any questions about anything we want to hear from you. let's talk about rebuilding your home. we have rebecca from the bureau. this is where a lot of people make mistakes, they want to build fast and take a shortcut right? >> yeah.

chinese troops inside india's territory parts san fransisco bay least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marine areaestroyed. he has gone from being a little—known revolutionary to a successful and experienced diplomatic operator. the bomb exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken, democracy will prevail. if tilse me with gratitude to know i have been chosen as the recipient... this catholic nation held its breath for the men they called the 33. and then... belles told nationwide to announce the first rescue and chile let out an almighty roar. this is newsday on the bbc. our top stories. at least 21 people have died in wildfires in northern california and hundreds are reported to be missing. north korea has issued a fresh threat to the trump administration, warning that president trump had "lit the wick of war" — it comes after the us flew bombers over the korean peninsula let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. papers in the south china morning post leads with h

life was spared. professional teams around the bay area have joined forces to donate $450,000 to support the fire relief. . we now urge you to join the effort. you can help by going online. thank you for your support. >> well the raiders' donation is being handled by the american red cross. >>> the raiders' loss to the chargers 17-16. derek carrr. . he was hit, but was he on the chalk? they confer. touchdown. >> michael crabtree, derek carr hit him for a touchdown. then, in the 2nd quarter, melvin gordon leaped over the pile. they tide the game. the chargers took the lead in the 4th quarter, but not for long. >> he told you that himself? . >> a couple times. >> 2nd down and 2. patterson to rome. hold on, here he goes. weaving, running, touchdown. >> yeah, the raiders missed that extra point, and the chargers eventually got down the field. here's nick novac, drilling a 32-yard game-winning field goal, and then time runs out. this is a short week for the raiders. they'll be hosting the chiefs on thursday night. >>> the 49ers meantime fell to 0-6 on this season. they lost to washington 26-24, but the fans

. >> how this story led to his once in a life time moment to play catch with the a's today. >>> attacking and destroys cancer in the bay area. we are closer to a cure. >> i'm spencer christian, are you ready for temperatures in the 90s again? accuweather forecast coming up. >>> i'm michael fenny live in clear lake where the 7 on your side pop ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> abc 7 news was in clear walk. those flames cut off one group of fire victims who only rode to safety, their proximity in clear lake saved them. they jumped into a boat to get away from fire. you're looking where the fire burned in lake cathy. >> all week, michael fenny with 7 on your side has been out all week helping. >> reporter: cheryl, dan it's been a unique day here. we've helped a lot of people, but i think i've given out more snacks than advice. but sometimes snacks is what you need. we'll be here until 7:00 please come d

life. don't worry about that. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a bay area "meals on wheels" program is cutting service on weekendss "meals on wheels" in alameda county sent out a notice that reads: we regret ending weekend meal delivery service. this is a necessary cost savings measure. we rely on donations to keep the meals coming. the charity served 1200 senior citizens in alameda county. it will continue delivering monday through friday. >>> it's 4:57. investigators in nevada are working to piece together events that led to the deadly mass shooting in las vegas sunday night. this morning, authorities have adjusted the number of injured. >> cell phones aren't the only things distracting drives. we'll tell you about those complex navigation systems and how they can be dangerous for drivers. the details -- dangerous for drivers. the details coming up. cbs eye on the community... presented by target. food has the power to transform lives. with the help of target, the san francisco marin food bank addresses hunger head-on in the community. our food pantries are vibrant. people feel welcomed, and they're being respe

bay area locals -- >> i haven't slept. >> processing what they went through. >> it was awful. it was the worst night of my life. >> it was surreal, even right now, actually because i could hear gunshots just trying to get to my car. >> we thought it was fireworks. >> the diaz family from morgan hill was down the street from the shooting. >> we walked away from the strip and we kept going until we -- >> and since the strip was locked down, they spent hours waiting to get back in, now thankful to be safe. sorry for those who aren't. >> vegas is strong. vegas will come back. >> at sfo, anne mack vick. >> we spoke to a man who was at the concert who -- he and his wife are uninjured and arrived at the airport. he told us he believes the swift action from police saved countless of lives. >> there were a couple of people shot near me, so my gut instinct was i doubled my wife and friends and we waited for the magazine to empty and we just started running and try to get as many people out of there as i could. kudos to the fire department, they were -- >> those -- the las vegas attack is the deadliest shooting in modern

. >>> a bay area man in a wheelchair now has a special bond with a nurse who saved his life during the massacre. reporter demarco morgan shows us the picture of the rescue going viral tonight. >> do i get on the ground or stay in my chair? i chose to stay in the chair. that's when larissa came to me to my right and said hi, george, i'm megan's mom. i'm going to get you out of here. >> reporter: george cook and larissa are talking about this now iconic photo of their daring escape. >> i see that picture, and i'm like, oh, my god. gunshots were fired and i'm standing up straight. >> bullets flying and you're saving people. >> that freaked me out a little bit. that did. but it's okay. it's all for the greater good, right? >> reporter: as hundreds of bullets darted past them, she tried to find cook a path to safety. >> there's no way he could maneuver himself through this. there was rubbish everywhere. >> beer cans, trash, all sort of stuff was on the ground but we were able to push through that. >> reporter: the las vegas nurse suffered only a sprained ankle but some wounds run deeper. >>

bay area. tonight experts explain why it could take years to recover. also. >> to be gone, i don't know where to begin. >>> north bay newly weds look for answers as their new life together gets torn part. >>> and hundreds of people out of job temporarily. but news 7 on your side. >> that's all coming up in half hour at abc 7 news 6:00. but for now abc news david muir is next. >> we'll leave you with a live look at the fire lines in geyserville and sonoma county still very. much in the danger zone. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air in the west. the violent prison break unfolding right now. multiple prison employees targeted. schools were put on lockdown. tonight, reports of injuries, a fire set. and several people rushed to the hospital. >>> also breaking, the deadly wildfires. new evacuations. the line of cars. two major fires combining as one. and authorities with their new warning. >>> just in tonight, a major development in the las vegas massacre. the hotel has just released a new timeline. what we're now learning about the hero security guard and when the massacre began. >>> the american mother and her family held hostage for five