i represent the bay view area. we are really trying to change the way that our people are eating out in that community. there is a lot of specific issues that have to be dealt with beyond food. but i am here today to speak about food and about nutrition. i have been with the task force to about two years just as a committee or a community program person. i worked with the community living campaign, which supports what i am doing in the community, they support us. and i have been a diligent worker. i like to think so. that things have been going well well and we have made some specific changes in the community. and i also work with a group called hp unity, which is my back bone and my team that actually helped me get these things done in community. with concern with attrition due to possible chronic, chronic illness, hiv, and diabetes, and particularly in this community, and so what i am hoping to do is to continue to do some of the things that i have been doing and also help build a greater skult for the nutrition

in bay view, ben hutchison, wisn a warning for shoppers ahead of the holiday season, be aware of your surroundings. an elderly woman had her wallet stolen at nordstrom in mayfair mall. mall. here's a surveillance picture of the two suspected thieves who were working together. police say one suspect slowed the victim getting off an escalator, while a man from behind reached into her purse and took her wallet. they also stole a woman's wallet from a piggly wiggly the same day. if you recognize the suspects the u.s. senate race gets tighter in wisconsin. patrick, it's virtually tied. patrick: that's what the latest marquette law school poll shows. it came out today. feingold has 45%, johnson has 44%. in early october, feingold had a two-point lead over johnson. today's results are within the poll's margin of error. kathy: what about the presidential race? patrick: in the presidential race, democratic nominee hilla over republican nominee donald trump, 46% to 40% among likely voters in wisconsin. that's 1% tighter than the last poll in early october. this is the final marquette law school

the bay view family lucky to be alive -- thanks to some alert neighbors. ------------ and a fox six exclusive. criminals targeting those mourning the loss of loved ones -- at a cemetery.... we start with that: a grave situation. two cars have been stolen from mourners at a local cemetery. you wont believe the tactic one fox6s bret lemoine is live at the milwaukee police district on 69th and silver spring. both incidents took place just days apart from each other... at the valhalla cemetery. victims were mourning the loss of loved ones... now they are mourning the loss of their car! its a final resting place... an area to mourn... a space to remember. milwaukees valhalla cemetery near 91-st and silver spring reflection... but according to police... its increasingly become a hot spot for crooks to score a new ride. jw 'we can no longer take things for granted.' james wilbern, manager at the nearby silver spring neighborhood center, is appalled to learn whats been happening here lately. jw 'you know, thats tragic. its unfortunate that things like that happen in our community.' investigators say

she joins us live from bay view... that father and son, thankful they could help a family reach safety on thanksgiving night. now, police are looking for the suspects responsible...as people here in this neighborhood remain uneasy... word of a thanksgiving in milwaukee's bay view neighborhood... "13:10 it was pretty huge. probably 15 feet 12" around 1130... gabe ortiz says he noticed what he thought was a bonfire in his neighbors back yard. it turned out to be something worse. was knocking on the door. 51:46 before tha cops came i was pounding on the windows and doors and i knew someone was in there bc we heard the dogs barking 55 an officer happened to be in the area. more help arrived and they went inside. 13:30 they were all sleeping. they had no idea the house was on fire apparently one of them just went to bed 35 52:13 by the time we got everyone out the smoke was really bad where the cops came out coughing and everything else 52:18 ortiz says, in total, seven people were inside the home. 54:39the husband and wife

adrienne pedersen is live in bay view. wasn't a robbery like you might guess they don't have anyone in custody and they're still trying to figure out why someone punched kate o'keefe right in the mouth. bill swinger tells us his partner kate o'keefe was walking their dog at 4:30 in the afternoon about a block from their home in this quiet bayview neighborhood. two people drove up and a man got out of the car and started walking toward okeefe. >> he just punched her right in the mouth. there was no, give me my money, no threats, no nothing. adrienne: she started running down the sidewalk, trying to get attention. >> i saw this woman screaming and bleeding heavily from her mouth, and she had a baby in her arms, and got reaction was pull over and pick her up. adrienne: abbie chiconas drove nurse practioner, drove herself to the e.r. where doctors performed emergency oral surgery and wired her mouth shut. >> there is nothing you can do. it is completely random, no reason for it. it stinks. adrienne: she have that emergency sur

essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype. look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i looked up the word "resistant," i'd see a picture of dave. it's gonna happen fast -- really fast. so we may have to close for 3, 4 days. dave: yes, and i'm glad we're only doing one. i went to simple greek yesterday. it's very stark. lemonis: the one that sold 56 franchises in four months? dave: it's very white. it's very -- to me it's a little cold. lemonis: like the soup market, the simple greek wa

but, as a resident of bay view and being very closely involved with children and families over the years, i see a high need to really continue to support the children and families that are going and especially in the bay view area. >> i feel that my work on the cpac, that i will be able to have an impact by contributing my expertise as an educator, and as a parent, and as a community member. this work is very important to me. and i do know that the cpac has made an impact on the work that they are doing to continue to improve the lives of children and families in san francisco. i'm very anxious to be a part of that work. to me it is not work, it is a pleasure. and it is something that i enjoy doing on many different levels. and so part of my reasons, i can go on and on and on, but i would like to give the other people the opportunity to speak as well. and i'm open to questions if you have any for me. >> i know that our supervisor from district ten has nominated you. and but i just want to acknowledge your amazing work to follow through with amazing work done before you, but especially tu

the bay view family lucky to be alive -- thans ------------ and a fox six exclusive. criminals targeting those mourning the loss of loved ones -- at a cemetery.... we start with that: a grave situation. two cars have been stolen from mourners at a local cemetery. you wont believe the tactic one crook allegedly used to swipe a vehicle. fox6s bret lemoine is live at the milwaukee police district on 69th and silver spring. both incidents took place just days apart from each other... mourning the loss of loved ones... now they are mourning the loss of their car! area to mourn... a space to remember. milwaukees valhalla cemetery near 91-st and silver spring should be a safe location for quiet reflection... but according to

north of bay view. what was once a vibrant port... is now known for run down or abandoned properties. some are environmentally contaminated. we've kind of gradually seen industry move out and land fall into disrepair or disuse the city and harbor district inc. are now taking input - through an online survey - about how to best breathe new life into this area. those surveys will be used ra development plan for the harbor district. lilith fowler - harbor district's executive director - wants the public excited about the future. but notes this isn't a quick fix type of project. i think it's prob. a 20 year process harbor dist. incoroporated hopes to have its development plan finalized by next summer. near first and greenfield, pz, tmj4 fowler hopes most people will approved a "business improvement district" for the area...business owners will all chip in money - then decide collectively how to spend it to encourage development. say goodbye to the 60's and 70's... a cold front is finally making its way into the area.teorologist jesse ritk

bay view beating. a woman walking her dog during the day sucker punched in a residential neighborhood. now questioning what happened. live with more from where it all went down. >> the attack happened here yesterday when it was still light out. she looks like herself but her jaw is wired shut. she was walking her dog when she noticed a parked car she had never seen before. and parked in front of us which she thought was strange. >> the at driver stayed in the car but a man and woman got out and came toward her even when the dog started barking. >> the man leaned down and next thing i know, he punched me in the face and i picked him up and screamed and ran. >> she ran into the street. that's when a good samaritan pulled over to help. >> she was in shock. she w ventilating. hard for her to talk. >> they didn't try to take anything from her. she questioned if it was some sort of initiation. >> he fractured the top of my jaw and my four front teeth didn't come out but he punched them back so they went back

live in bay view, brittany shannon fox6 news. brad thanks brit charges tonight against a racine man-- accused of killing a father and daughter. he was in court. and details came out. how much he says he drank before he plowed into their car-- and where he was partying... right before the crash trump tower-- milwaukee county sheriff david clarke president- elect. the position he may be up for. and -- a sexual assault near marquette. tonight -- video of the attacker. those stories in the next 9 minutes. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke at trump tower in new york today.. he is reportedly in the running to take the lead of the meeting president-elect donald trump today as mr. trump makes his transition of power. representative tom price -- an ardent obama care critic- just named moments ago health and human services secretary. fox's peter doocy has more on the parade of candidates for some of the top jobs in government. i sot gov pence /i "it's going to be a busy week..."get president elect wasn't kidding. retired four star gene

we're 24/7, and we're located in the bay view, but we travel throughout the city in order to provide these services. so i want to thank you for your attention today and we look forward to working with you, and proud to see all of you today becoming new police officers. [ applause ] >> we're going to conclude this and any questions that the press may have we'll be outside in the hallway for you.

but there's a group of people working to change that.a five story building in bay view is home to a variety of start-ups and small businesses. "startup milwaukee" hosted an event and brought in big-name local companies to help mentor young innovators.all of these business owners agree the only way to improve start-up activity, is to work together. each other growit's just really cool to work locally and and try to help build up other local entrepreneurs. being able to feed off each other and help each other grow. this week marks "milwaukee startup week". for a list of events, just click on the link to this story at tmj4.com stand against opening on thanksgiving day... but another retailer has announced it'll be open.kohl's announced today it'll once again start its black friday doorbuster deals at six p-m on thanksgiving day. and for the first time-- the retailer will also launch its black friday doorbuster deals online. those deals will also go live at six p-m. the construction on lodge kohler up in green bay's titletown district hit a milestone.the last exterior starting july 20-17. kohle

we're 24/7, and we're located in the bay view, but we travel throughout the city in order to provide these services. so i want to thank you for your attention today and we look forward to working with you, and proud to see all of you today becoming new police officers. [ applause ] >> we're going to conclude this and any questions that the press may have we'll be outside in the hallway for you.you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity a

just north of bay view. pete zervakis explains the effort to bring new life to it... and how the public can weigh in... this lake-front end of greenfield avenue could soon become a park or public plaza. it's part of the group "harbor district inc's" plan to revive this area. you come down here to the end of greenfield ave. and it's hard to not see a lot

a bay view woman is recovering after getting punched in the face while walking her dog. this happened thursday afternoon along south clement. kate o'keefe was walking her dog alone down the street when car droveup a man and woman inside. the man got out and then punched her in the mouth. eventually she got herself to the hospital. >> she's strong, she's tough. as well as can be expected. she had her teeth knocked in and jaw wired shut and she's not too stoked of drinking through a straw for five weeks but she's tough. s practitioner. thema: police don't have anyone in custody for this incident. thema: anti-donald trump protesters hit the streets for the third straight night. demonstrators blocked a busy interstate bringing traffic to a stand still. gas and flash bang grenades after protesters threw burning project i'lls to officers. a occur view is in place citywide for anyone under 18. a muslim woman is making national headlines for making her support of president-elect donald trump public. cristina paladino caught up with her in milwaukee and reports on the extreme she

but there's a committed group of people working to change that.a five story building in bay view is home to a variety of start-ups and small businesses, including a local gym and distillery.last night... "startup milwaukee"... hosted an event at the warehouse... and brought in big-name local companies like palermo's pizza to help mentor young innovators.all of these business owners agree the only way activity here, is to work together. "would have separately. " 17:40:54 we collaborate very frequently with all the people that are in here. 57 and we've actually as a result i feel like seen more of a positive response than we would have separately. 04this week marks "milwaukee startup week". for a list of events, just click on the link to this story at tmj4.com uber has revamped its ride-hailing app... in an effort to make it simpler, smarter and more fun to use. and arrival time predictions. the new app also seeks to mine personal information stored on smartphones in a change that could raise privacy concerns, but it's up to individual users to let uber peep into their calendars and addres

. >> we are hearing a lot of messages of support for the woman that punched in bay view. she was walking her dog at the time. the jaw is wired shut for five weeks now. the community is coming together to help her a woman planned a self-defense class on thursday. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:05. more time, that's what you have in you live in milwaukee and putting off raking your leaves. thema is live on the east side with details on why you have that extra time. good morning, thema. reporter: good morning, melinda, sometimes one of these can make people not excited about fall. but here in the city of excite you, the deadline to rake leaves into the street is extended. the residents have until this supped to rake leaves into curb lanes for the crews to pick up. now the original deadline was today, but you can relax, you have one more weekend to cross off leaf raking from the chore list. now last year the city collected 16,000 tons of leaves. if you plan to rake your leaves into the street, keep them wa from the storm drains. don't put your leaves in a plastic bag. a paper

arson in bay view that happened on thanksgiving night. officials say around 11-30 thursday night, suspects set fire to the back of a home on east dover street. a neighbor tells fox 6 he saw the flames. he joined his dad in trying to wake the family. police officers arrived and the man helped the seven family members get out... "15:01 everyone was coughing. i was even coughing and i was just standing right there in front of the house 04 there was a lot of smoke inside the house too 06" neighbors tell fox 6 there was another fire just two blocks determine if the arson is related to any other recent incidents in the area. a busy cyber monday how many employees spent the day filling orders at amazon's kenosha facility. an off-duty officer shopping at a walmart helps capture a wanted man. what happened after the suspect was shot. then an order to evacuate. why the governor of north dakota wants pipeline protesters to e holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we'v

and bay view."so it really begs the question then... this population that has historically been disenfranchised from voting... have they again been disenfranchised by some of these most recent changes to election law?" albrechtsays the state is ignoring the data around the disproportionate drop-off in higher poverty areas of the city. education about new voting laws in those areas.he also admits a lack of motivation surrounding the candidates likely did partially contribute to lower turnout. -nats "present!" "present" (som) (something) president obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns this morning at arlington national cemetery....the last time he'll honor america's his speech, the president said that honoring veterans can help america heal after a divisive election...and he focused on the need to make sure veterans get proper care. "we have to keep solving problems like long wait times at the va. we have to keep cutting the disability claims backlog. we have to resist any effort to outsource and privatize the health care we owe

but there's a committed group of people working to change that.a five story building in bay view is home to a variety of start-ups and small businesses, including a local gym and distillery.last night... "startup milwaukee"... hosted an event at the warehouse... and brought in big-name local companies like palermo's pizza to help mentor young innovators.all of these business owners agree the only way to improve start-up together. each other growit's just really cool to work locally and and try to help build up other local entrepreneurs. being able to feed off each other and help each other grow. this week marks "milwaukee startup week". for a list of events, just click on the link to this story at tmj4.com some coffee shop owners in berlin, germany, are promoting a more sustainable way to enjoy coffee.the owners are introducing a deposit made out of bamboo.when customers buy a sustainable cup they have to leave a deposit of four euros - about four dollars and 40 cents - which they get back when returning the cup, which later can be recycled. a sure sign of the holidays the 20-16 wisconsi

the crash happened along route 40 near the bay view motel at 7:00 p.m. >>> a firefighter is charged with robbing a bank and his friends say he may have done this to pay his medical bills. he is charged with robbing a td bank on friday, he slipped a note to the teller saying he had a gun. he is part of the edgewater park emergency squad and lieutenant with the burlington county fire department. he has been dealing with serious health issues and in and out of the hospital. >> i know he was always trying to work as many jobs as he could to make sure he could pay his bills. friends say a movement started in march to help him pay the bills, he is being held on $75,000 bail. >>> newly released video of the aftermath of pulse nightclub shooting in or handle doe florida. >>> plus -- or handle doe, florida. >>> a high school student said she was paddled for not standing for the pledge of allegiance. >> reporter: 46 degrees by 8:00 a.m., we may improve to 50. as we get into the afternoon on veterans day, it is going to windier and mild with windy up to 35 miles per hour. we'll have more on today's

few clouds throughout the north bay tomorrow, and sometime during the day, it's possible that spotty showers can develop. here is a look at current conditions. a live view across the bay on this clear tuesday evening. it's 54 degrees in san francisco. and this is a view over san francisco. 50 now in santa rosa. 48 in napa. and 50 in novato. 55 in hayward. and this is a view from our roof top camera. and a warming trend beginning at the end of the week. our storm impact scale and we expect rainfall totals closer to 0 and will be breezy at the coast. at 5:00 in the morning the day begins we'll see clouds increasing in the north bay. a chance of showers in the north and into south and east bay by the end of the day and right now, perhaps 8/100ths in san francisco. lows into mid to upper 30s and a low of 48 in san francisco. highs from mid-50s at the coast to upper 50s and here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll have sunny skies thursday, and friday with temperatures near average by the end of the week and a bit of a warming trend with highs in low to mid-60s inland and around the bay saturday and sunday. and tuesday, a cold early morning expected. high te

they want the public's support and wouldn't want to mess up police are investigating an arson in bay view that happened on thanksgiving night. officials say around 11-30 thursday night, suspects set fire to the back of a home on east dover street. a neighbor tells fox 6 he saw the flames. he joined his dad in trying to wake the family. police officers arrived and the man helped the seven family members get out... "15:01 everyone was coughing. i was even coughing and i was just standing right there in front of the house 04 there was a lot of smoke inside the house too 06" neighbors tell fox 6 there was another fire just t police say they are working to determine if the arson is related to any other recent incidents in the area. new details about a deadly crash in mukwonago. we'll break down the chain of reactions. an alleged drunk driver involved in a double fatal wreck over the weekend appears in court. what charges he's now facing. some tennessee residents-- forced to evacuate after wildfires continue to spread. what authorities say is fueling the flames. time now 4:xx you're taking a we

we're 24/7, and we're located in the bay view, but we travel throughout the city in order to provide these services. so i want to thank you for your attention today and we look forward to working with you, and proud to see all of you today becoming new police officers. [ applause ] >> we're going to conclude this and any questions that the press may have we'll be outside in the hallway for you.. >> it seems like everyone in san francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously

low pressure is moving to the in the day. 34 bay view. 32 waukesha. 31 coming in at glendale. a couple of upper 20s. as we say so long to november; the minnesota low is weakening an drifting by and a chance of late afternoon shower or mix. >> now out the door here, not melinda: new this morning, a bold thief in new york city walks away with solid gold. ben: he grabbed a bucket out of the back of a truck filled with gold flakes. then he just walked away. the gold is worth $1.6 million. why is it sitting there in the back of the truck? police in new york city say the truck's guard stepped away for just a moment. that it took the thief an hour to walk a distance that usually takes ten minutes. you don't leave an armed truck open like that. melinda: that is for food, pastries and stuff. >> also new this morning, thieves target a gun store in florida. melinda: they rammed a truck through the glass windows to get inside. they stole at least 35 guns. it's not the first time a gun store has been targeted in that area. the atf has been investigating toee connected. >> a woman on board

adrienne pedersen is live in bay view.

the crash happened by the bay view motel at 7:00 a.m. his whereabouts are unknown. >>> a texas high school student said she was paddled for not standing during the pledge of allegiance. a substitute teacher sent her to the principal's office. she was given the choice of detention or paddling, she chose to be paddled. >> we're supposed to be a nation under god, that's not what we are right now. i don't feel i want to represent that. >> school superintendent said we never punish the student for not standing for the pledge, we punish students who are disruptive in class. >>> a firefighter is charged with robbing a bank. his friends say the reason he has done it is sad. >>> z25nlz z5yz y25nly y5yy firefighter andrewenger has been charged with robbing a bank. he gave a note to a teller at an td bank saying he had a gun. >>> a brawl occurred at building 21 school, a 16-year-old male and female student started fighting, one student called adult families in to help. there were emergency meetings since the incident. >> a student let adults into t

ballots arrive at a city warehouse near bay view. the city ballots are there too. thursday, workers will begin the recount of more than 440-thousand ballots all together. until then, theyre closely guarded. they will be under lock and key tonight and once the ballot bags have been opened, there will be 24- hour security provided by the sheriffs department. the recount will require a rotating cast of about 130 workers each day. differe are scheduled for different days and poll workers from those municipalities will help county staff handle the ballots. they wont be the only ones at the table. at each table, there will be enough room for one representative from each party and each candidate. while the final decision will be made early thursday by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. it wouldve been much more difficult and much more labor-intensive, much more time-consuming for us to do a officials say the recount will likely change very little. were not anticipating there will be a wide variance in the vot

kathy: a bay view woman's car is stolen twice. joyce: she takes matters into her own hands to get it back. her car was first taken from her neighborhood near superior and ontario when she was taking groceries into her home. she left her purse and keys on the seat, and someone took off with the car. as nick bohr reports, she got it back, only to have it taken was gone. that was the first time. >> it's not like kelsey jensen is driving a fancy car, but her 2012 kia optima is apparently in demand, stolen twice in a matter of days. >> it was horrible, absolutely horrible. it was heartbreaking. >> the second time it was stolen, she figured it was the same guy who still had the keys. so, she did some sluething of her own and with her boyfriend , went looking where it was recovered the first time near 7th and mitchell at 3:00 a.m. >> and i was driving, he was clicking away, and the lights just went off, and we were like, no way. there it is, right in front of our face. >> she called police, but when they didn't come quickly, she took act

last week, neighbors in bay view say they believe a coyote killed a rabbit right in the street. two weeks earlier, a whitefish bay family had their five pound chihuahua snatched up by a coyote in their front yard. milwaukee county has a place on its website for you to report any possible sightings. milwaukee mayor tom barrett told 12 news that he expected to sign the new city budget by the end of the day. additional $200,000 for milwaukee's housing trust fund. since 2008, the fund has helped create or rehab more than 760 housing units. next year's fund will now have $650,000 to help milwaukee's most vital housing needs. >> the housing trust fund was created to fund services that assist low income households in obtaining and maintaining affordable housing. kathy: almost half of the units created by the housing fund help veterans, the homeless, and people with mental illness. joyce: new tonight at 10:00 a , woman viciously attacked in bayview her jaw broken and the , suspects fled. 12 news is talking with a woman who helped save her. then, you may have received some surprising news

we find waukesha 39. 41 bay view. 41 greendale. 41 west bend. topping out at 48 degrees. mirs and drizzle around this morning and steady light to moderate rain this afternoon and tonighting this evening. we look at the warmer conditions for tomorrow. matt? >> it is decent on the roads. wet pavement to deal with. the volume is light.

. >>> in the bay view you will find a harvest festival filled with live food and pony rides. it's on saturday. the san mateo harvest festival returns to the event center. shoppers can find the best in hand made and embellished gifts, live entertainment and specialty foods. the festival runs friday through sunday. >>> last stop, the east bay for the block party that will will fill the streets on saturday. the meet in the street block party starts at noon and parade at 5:30. >>> warriors play at home and sharks are away. . that's your weekend watch. >>> warriors fan relax. on wednesday stephen curry tweaked his ankle again but when we return -- he can still play. his offensive explosion last night in denver. 0. >>> welcome back, playing back to back nights can be gruelling in the nay especially if it's in the mile high altitude of denver. -- -- nba. stephen curry scored 33 points, still making it look easy. he overcome concerns about a tender ankle he suffered wednesday night against dallas. he was one of five warriors to score double figures. they now have won tree straight ga

financial district, bay view and west portal and crissy field 630 to 61. 57 to 59 in san francisco. 57 right new in san leandro and saratoga upper 40s. walnut creek and pleasanton at 57. pet hum, same thing. san jose is 49. mid-to-upper 70s today, barely a few 70s tomorrow. no 70s on sunday. an update on the rain is ahead. alexis? >> someones with taking the dog for a walk on the santa cruz camera so an advantage of this early you have the beach to yourself. you almost have the bay bridge toll plaza to yourself with a lineup on the left side. this early hour they should be opening up a few more tool booths. it will thin out. we are friday light elsewhere. tracy to dublin is 32 minutes. westbound four antioch to concord is 14 minutes. the south bay is just ahead. >> san francisco police officer shot in the head and left partly paralyzed. coming up we will show you previous of his amazing progress. >> late night deliveries from the post office with a >>> it is 4:32. most people run from danger but this woman without hesitation ran toward the scene of this rollover crash in texas. this is

the early morning start, 32 bay view. 30 brown deer. 33 at greenfield. we call for 40s. we time out the rain snow mix later today coming up in a moment. >> sal, thank you. melinda: new this morning, a bold thief in new york city walks away with solid gold. gold flakes. then he just walked away. look at this. the gold is worth $1.6 million. that truck was wide open. police in new york city say the truck's guard stepped away for just a moment. police say the bucket weighs more than 80 pounds, so heavy that it took the thief an hour to walk a distance that usually takes ten minutes. >> i wonder what they are going to be look. he's walking pretty fast. >> oh, he's walking away with the gold. >> also new this morning, thieves target a gun store in florida. melinda: they rammed a truck through the glass windows to get inside. they stole at least 35 guns. it's not the first time a gun store has been targeted in that area. the atf has been investigating to see if those crimes are connected. >> a woman on board a united airlines flight makes a quick exit. ben: while the plane was

patrick: we are hearing messages of support for the woman randomly punched in bay view while walking her dog. we shared her story friday night. kate o'keefe's jaw is wired shut for the next five weeks. the community is coming together to help their neighbor. one woman even planned a self-defense class for thursday. police haven't made any arrests in the case. joyce: trailblazing journalist ifill co-anchored the pbs newshour with judy woodruff, the first women to co-anchor a network evening newscast. you may also remember her from moderating two vice presidential debates over the years, as well as a primary debate this past february. she passed away today from cancer. she was 61. a new way to park is causing some confusion for drivers in downtown wauwatosa. take a look. the parking spots along harwood and underwood streets are at a reverse angle, forcing dri we spotted one driver going the wrong way after pulling into a parking spot the traditional way and another taking two spots. the city says reverse parking is safer. >> and then when you come out. you have a full view of the road.

few clouds throughout the north bay tomorrow, and sometime during the day, it's possible that spotty showers can develop. here is a look at current conditions. a live view across the bay on this clear tuesday evening. it's 54 degrees in san francisco. and this is a view over san francisco. 50 now in santa rosa. 48 in napa. and 50 in novato. 55 in hayward. and this is a view from our top camera. and a warming trend beginning at the end of the week. our storm impact expect rainfall totals closer to 0 and will be breezy at the coast. at 5:00 in the morning the day begins we'll see clouds increasing in the north bay. a chance of showers in the north and into south and east bay by the end of the day now, perhaps 8/100ths in san francisco. lows into mid to upper 30s and a low of 48 in san francisco. highs from mid-50s at the coast to upper 50s and here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll have sunny skies thursday, and friday with temperatures near average by the end of the week and a bit of a warming trend with highs in low to mid-60s inland and around the bay saturday and sunday. and tuesday, a cold early morning expected. high temperatures from the weekend

a woman is recovering this morning after being beaten while walking her dog in bay view, for no apparent reason. and questioning what happened. kate o'keefe was walking her dog thursday when she noticed a parked car on south clement avenue she'd never seen before. the driver stayed inside, and kate says a man and woman got out. 19:28:23- and they just kept getting closer and saying why is he aggressive and the man kind of leaned down to him and then the next thing i know he punched me in the face and i pick him up and scream and run kate says they didn't try to take anything from her. she questions if it was some sort of initiation. police are still looking for the a milwaukee woman is charged in connection with a hit- and-run crash that killed 5- year-old rickya langham.police say lesheba crow-der lied about her s-u-v being stolen. the criminal complaint says crowder's boyfriend was driving it when he struck the girl and drove off. he's been charges have also been filed against ruben tovar.he's accused of driving the car that struck and killed shelly jarvey as she crossed the street at

new tonight --a good samaritan saves a 46-year-old woman who was assaulted in milwaukee's bay view neighborhood. it happened yesterday afternoon at clement and montana.the woman punched in the face by two people.a passerby by saw the woman runnding down the street with blood on her face..so she 1:07:18-33 it was very scary and traumatizing, i wasn't focusing on myself i just wante d to make sure she was okay because it's just a shame that people are targeted like tt that the good samaritan dropped the woman off at her house and called police.they're still looking for the two assailants.. and call the attack random. a sliver alert issued for 83-year-old tom rust who never returned home from a doctor's afternoon.police are tracking down some sightings..in sheboygan county.. but nothing solid yet.he's driving a 2004 silver audi. if you've seen tom rust.. contact the washington couny sheriff's offce. tonight... a kenosha county officials say a local d-j admitted to videotaping women using the bathroom at an area bar.cbs 58s eric levy is outside the kenosha county courthouse with more on how the man

did make an arrest last night. >> there was some racist graffiti that was spray painted out in the bay view district. >> reporter: an investigation is under way after a report that a woman at ft. mason was allegedly grabbed and shoved and told "no latinos here." >> what i'm proposing, we hire 30 to 40 attorneys. >> reporter: meantime, public defender proposing a $5 million plan to defend undocumented immigrants in this sanctuary city who may face deportation under a trump administration. >> >> we have to look at providing this as a basic due process right. if a person is going to be deported, they should have a right to representation. >> reporter: the d.a.'s hate crime hotline number is 415-551-9595. should also mention, the police department and the human rights commission released numbers, as well, for the public. those numbers are on our website, nbcbayarea.com. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> the culprits, the drought, new disturbing information reveals california trees are dying at an alarming rate. an aerial survey by the u.s. forest service sh

kathy: a bay view woman's car is stolen twice. joyce: she takes matters into her own hands to get it back. her car was first taken from her neighborhood near superior and ontario when she was taking groceries into her home. she left her purse and keys on the seat, and someone took off with the car. as nick bohr reports, she got it back, only to have it taken

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. >> i figured bay view good for tail feathers and worked in how to do a head, breast, and feast on streets that exist. >> the ride is getting so much buzz it was featured on "good morning america" this morning. he's ridden other interesting routes like this jack-o'-lantern and his next act may be santa claus for christmas. >> that takes work. >> yes. it does. >> thanksgiving is supposed to be bringing families together but some police officer families have empty chairs at the table. >> powerful message some officers are sending to make sure no one has empty chairs without being remembered. also ahead... >> the technician accidentally cracks a stove top. now, it's too danger russ to use. coming up, 7 on your side gets it fixed. >>> tonight, exclusive new information on the devastating loma fire. the >>> it's a somber message sent by san jess yeah police officers. they want to draw attention to the empty chair that's will be at many family tables tomorrow. >> they're left empty by fallen officers and the message being promoted through an online video. >> vic lee has the story. >> reporter: t

the sunset district crossing to the richmond district crossing to downtown san francisco and the bay view district sliding south into areas around brisbane. this line of rain will march across the bay area through the morning hours. i will be tracking that for you. let's head to the sierra where we have snow, some much needed snow. snow levels will be down to 5,000 feet and there are advisories in place. so, if you are traveling, be prepared. bring the chains or have the snow tires. you will need them. the winds are not as breezy this morning. san jose 8 miles per hour. gusty at times. today's pattern will be a little different. we are looking at scattered showers and the possibility of thunderstorms. temperatures will be cooling off as well. details on the rest of the sunday and week ahead coming up in a moment. allie rasmus is outdoors on treasure island. how is it going out there, allie? >> reporter: rosemary you mentioned it could be windy. we are feeling that and the light rain that started coming down about five minutes ago. behind us we can show you what is left of a few patches of

just the beak requires >> i figured bay view good for tail feathers and worked in how to do a head, breast, and feast on streets that exist. >> the ride is getting so much buzz it was featured on "good morning america" this morning. he's ridden other interesting routes like this jack-o'-lantern and his next act may be santa claus for christmas. >> that takes work. >> yes. it does. >> thanksgiving is supposed to be bringing families together but some police officer families have empty chairs at the table. >> powerful message some officers are sending to make sure no one has empty chairs without being remembered. also ahead... >> the technician accidentally cracks a stove top. now, it's too danger russ to use. coming up, 7 on your side gets it fixed. >>> tonight, exclusive new information on the devastating loma fire. the >>> it's a somber message sent by san jess yeah police officers. they want to draw attention to the empty chair that's will be at many family tables tomorrow. >> they're left empty by fallen officers and the message being promoted through an online video. >> vic lee has the

. >>> abc 7 news was in san francisco's bay view district after a water main sprang a link today. it the burst around 10:30 this morning and water department crews patched the leak two hours later. >>> now more on keeping the raiders in oakland. the city council is poised to taking a next step to building a new stadium. a closed-door meeting that voters hope will open up a new path to keeping the raiders in town. >> a lot of crossed fingers there tonight. >> reporter: hi, dan. well, we are still waiting for most of the city council members to come out of here but one just left this meeting and gave us as thumbs up when asked with b whether this raiders stadium deal may move forward. regardless, this is a critical day for the city and its efforts to try to keep raiders right here in oakland. at 2:30 this afternoon mayor libby schaaf and memberves city council went into closed session to discuss a proposal, a term shot from half famer ronnie lott and his investment group called fortress. the key element is the coliseum land owned jointly by the city and the county. we understand a k

the new push comes just days after racist graeft was discovered in the bay view district and after a latina woman was harassed near fort mason. >> it was no incentive not to tamper with the device. >> no. >> when parolees cut off their gps tracking bracelets, what happens? i'm vicky. up next we investigate new concerns violent criminals are getting bolder. >> and just ahead, a president-elect trump message ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. >> here come your family and friends, but it could lead to some tension at that thanksgiving table. how to avoid a dinner disaster. and >> and i'm meteorologist jeff. clear night in san francisco. right now 51 degrees. we're tracking who drops into the 30s tomorrow morning plus details on, yes -- excuse me -- weekend rain. that's about eight minutes away. ♪ think of your fellow man. ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening n

police are investigating an arson in bay view that happened on thanksgiving night. officials say around 11-30 thursday night, suspects set fire to the back of a home on east dover street. a neighbor tells fox 6 he saw the flames. he joined his dad in trying to wake the family. man helped the seven family members get out... "15:01 everyone was coughing. i was even coughing and i was just standing right there in front of the house 04 there was a lot of smoke inside the house too 06" neighbors tell fox 6 there was another fire just two blocks away the same night. police say they are working to determine if the arson is related to any other recent incidents in the area. charges have been filed against the racine man accused of driving drunk and causing a double fatal crash in the case.he was allegedly drunk when he got behind the wheel friday night. prosecutors say he rear-ended kevin dalley's vehicle in caledonia. dalley and his 9-year-old daughter were both killed. his 6-year-old daughter was also injured in the crash. ruohonen's bond is set at 50-thousand dollars. th

so let's move on and give you a wide view looking over the bay. oakland and mountain view, 61 in half moon bay. here is a view at the golden gate. looking color at this level. it's 64 north, 66 in napa. 63 in novato and fairfield, livermore, 64 and a view downtown san francisco looking aalong the bay bridge. these are the forecast features. high clouds, lingering overnight, we have mild days ahead through thursday and a little bit cooler by week's end. but not very much. passing high clouds and bright skies most of the night. and on we go to surf conditions. a high surf advisory continuing into thursday evening. wave heights are rising already. along with this westerly swell which could reach 20 feet. there is a possibility of rip currents and dangerous sneaker waves. for most of the day tomorrow, weather condition will be nice and mild through election day. low to mid-70s around the bay. mid to mid to upper 70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. this mild pattern lasts through thursday, upper 70s inland. veteran's day, friday. a little bit

. >> plus, a bay view woman who took matters into her own hands. she found her own stolen car. >> meet the mequon nature preserves newest employee. >> basketball team has been using hillary clinton's campaign plane. joyce: first, that breaking news. just into the newsroom, renderings of the entertainment block around the new bucks' arena. kathy: here's a wide view of it. patrick is here with some close ups. patrick: the bucks say the entertainment block surrounding the new arena will be a mix of dining, entertainment, and retail. it's going to be located on north fourth street between highland and juneau. and, it'll be open year round. at the center will be a large public plaza with events such as farmer's markets, outdoor the arena featuring public art, gardens, a signature water feature and event lawns. , another rendering shows a year-round beer garden and outdoor media wall that links the arena with old world third street. the arena and the entertainment block are all scheduled to open in fall 2018. you'll hear more from the architect coming up