amy: that's fema head brock long testifying tuesday.he associated press reports a price list attached to the whitefish contract sets rates for more than $20,000 an hour for heavy-lift chinook helicoptpters, amomong other th. but the govevernor puerto ricico announced on sunday -- while e e rere in thee offices of the electrical workers union chief -- that they will try to cancel the contract with whitefish, $300 million. but it is not exactly clear what it means he said after paying them f for immediate work. juan: they're still going to have to obviously pay some penalties here in terms of the fact that whitefish has brought all of these folks to puerto rico and will have to -- they will have to be compensated and finish some work. but this is just part of thehe continuing problem not only of the corruption, unfortunately in puerto rico, but the failure of the entire oversight system that the united states has set up. i want to let folks know, the financial control board had a meeting this week. among the things they decided -- amy: ov

. >> sam brock on the sand and we will join him shortly for a live update we will move on the other news. >>> a violent saiko path on the run possibly in the bay area. he escaped a mental hospital in hawaii and boarded to flight a san jose. randall walked away from the state hospital in hawaii got into a waiting cab and bordered a charter plain to maui. he got on a flight to san jose. he has been at the hospital since 1981' quitted by murder roirn by reason of snant for the killing of a woman in 1979. prosecutors say he is dangerous and should not be unsupervised in the community. >> because of the risk of danger he pose we weren't comfortable with him being out even with an escort. >> he was allowed to roam the grounds of the hospital freely with a requirement that he check in with staff periodically on sunday he failed to check in. those are surveillance photos of him from sunday night. the fbi and u.s. marshal office are assisting hawaii police in tracking him town. officials say he has family in the south bay. >>> let's talk about the weather. get ready because the rain returns tomor

brock osweiler got the start. doesn't get easier, as they have new england one week from tonight here on nbc. any chance we see a different quarterback, namely paxton lynch, next sunday night? >> well, there is a chance, mike. here's what's going on in denver. first four-game losing streak of the john elway era, as that guy running that football operation. i'm told that elway and coach vance joseph are going to consider all options. a couple of things working in favor of brock osweiler. first of all, he did protect the ball better in relation to his predecessor, trev siemian. there's a concern he wasn't be ready by next sunday night. and keep this in mind, the last time around that brock osweiler was the starter for the broncos in his second start, he beat the patriots on a sunday night in denver. and this would be his second start for his second stint. so, it could be osweiler. but again, broncos looking at all options as the next weekend approaches. >> they struggled against their opponent, as well. michael, tha

brock osweiler got the start. doesn't get easier, as they have new england one week from tonight here on nbc. any chance we see a different quarterback, namely paxton lynch, next sunday night? >> well, there is a chance, mike. here's what's going on in denver. first four-game losing streak of the john elway era, as that guy running that football operation. i'm told that elway and coach vance joseph are going to consider all options. a couple of things working in favor of brock osweiler. first of all, he did protect the ball better in relation to his predecessor, trev siemian. there's a concern he wasn't be ready by next sunday night. and keep this in mind, the last time around that brock osweiler was the starter for the broncos in his second start, he beat the patriots on a sunday night in denver. start for his second stint. so, it could be osweiler. but again, broncos looking at all options as the next weekend approaches. >> they struggled against their opponent, as well. michael, thank you. you can see him on nb

show it's good to have you with us the european union is ramping up the pressure on britain over brock's it they use chief negotiator michel barnier has given london a two week old to made him to make clear how much it will pay when it leaves the block he says that needs to be agreed on before talks on trade can begin differences also remain on issues with the irish border and e.u. citizens rights. to date news of progress and consensus from the protracted brecht's of negotiations has been thin on the ground all the more surprising that the u.k.'s bricks and minister david davis came out with a distinctly positive view of the most recent negotiations there's no doubt that we have made and continue to make including this round significant progress across a whole range of issues across the board that may prove progress towards resolving some really difficult questions and that of course will continue that place between now and december in comparison comments made by davis counterpart e.u. bracks and negotiator mischa been year seemed much more concerned by progress yet to be made compared

brock -- north broad street. the worker handed over the money without anybody getting hurt. if you recognize the man in the video call philadelphia police. >>> checking sports, eagles continue the winning streak they have the best record in the nfl at 9-1. carson wentz threw for two touchdowns and three two-point conversions after eagles lost their kicker with a head injury. they wrapped up the nfc east, 37-9 victory. eagles outscored the cowboys in the second half. head coach doug peterson talked about elliots injury and clay will i be -- caleb sturges may return to the game. >> he is getting back to where he was prior to injury. he is close. >> eagles face the bears next sunday and then they are on the road out west. >> it was a night of big performances and a legend in the music world was honored. we'll recap the american music awards. >> sky6 live hd showing you the center city skyline from our temple university cam, meteorologist david murphy has an update on the chilly conditions out there, when "action new

sam brock be has been inside the courtroom from day one and live tweeting from the trial. sam joins us live from san francisco. is there a sense of urgency to get this done before thanksgiving? >> reporter: raj, if there is or is not the a sense of urgency, the time window is really closing and quickly as you mentioned. the jurors went for deliberations at 2:00 this afternoon pch left before 4:00. all that leaves is three hours from nine in the morning until noon. we will find out if they come to a verdict. it's clear based on the attendance the legal world is looking to the end of this case. political heavy hitters in the hallways of the haul of justice. district attorney and public defender among them but despite the outsized optics both sides had little to say about the case today. >> because the jury has started its deliberations in this case, out of respect for the jurors, there will be no comment from the defense. >> at this point it's in the hands of the jury. but make no mistake about it our office is exited to doing everything we can to bring the steinle family ju

. >> the removed efforts to remove the case over the brock turner case. >> and we're going to let younow about some of the ceremonies happening today along with efforts in the bay area to help those that are serving and have served our country. >> mornings on two, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> national parks across the country are saluting veterans this weekend. >> all national parks are offering free admission to all park visitors today and tomorrow, all weekend long including yosemite, and alcatraz. families can pick up a free pass using current military identification card and banks, post offices and most public libraries are closed today, as well. it's a saturday, so many of them were closed already. >>> happy veteran day. 7:32 -- veteran's day. let's check out how the veterans day is shaping up. >> a mix of sun and clouds this morning. take a look at this view. we've got low clouds, we've got blue skies, high clouds, and we've got the sunshine. with that sunshine, into the afternoon for you, partly cloudy skies, expected for today we continue to d

sam brock is there. a powerful statement today. >> reporter: very much so, janelle. obviously if this sounds familiar, the hollywood reporter identified rashida jones as a victim of john lasseter. today she says wait a minute, a victim of what? not sexual harassment but a culture caked in prejudice. >> what happens? >> you'll be stuck here forever. >> reporter: disney pixar's "coco" could have a colossal showing with young audiences around the globe. but revelations about why she walked away from pax aixar. jones said, quote, it is also a culture where women and people of color do not have an equal creative voice, as is demonstrated by their director demographics. of the 20 films in the company's history, only one was co-directed by a woman and only one was directed by a person of color. >> are people out there finally believing that this stuff is going on? women have been trying to talk about this stuff for years and nobody has believed us. i just hope that each new story that comes out, people are starting to realize, oh, so they have been telling the truth the who

reporting live in san francisco this evening sam brock nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> it's now saturday morning in vietnam. and president trump has another full of meetings possibly informal discussion with russian president vladimir putin. earlier it was president trump as we have never seen him no suit, tie process. you can see it here he wore the traditional vietnam ease shirt for the apec dinner. the leaders wearing the same outfit that's tradition. this conference about traded talk. first lady melania trump stayed in china to tour the great wall and visit the world famous panda at the beijing zoo. a scandal in alabama implicate ago the u.s. is not. roy moore is defying that he nanld in sexual misconduct with an underage girl. the claimants against him have thrown the alabama senate race in chaos. moore's built a politic willing career on christian values. today he publicly denied a report by the "washington post" that he had sexual conduct -- with a minor decades ago. his accuseder claims it happened when she was 14 and moore was 32. >> now i've never talked to her never h

snbz bay area sam brock has been covering the case and joins us from the hall of justice in the city. sam. >> reporter: raj, good evening. you know we saw two different approaches stylistically today from the prosecution and from the defense. the prosecution started today, almost rhythmic. the lead prosecutor in this case diana garcia starting out talking in very soft tones almost hushed and then all of a sudden she unleashed this. kate steinle was wiped off the face of this earth in her father's arms because of this man. and they then she pointed at jose garzia zarate. she trying to portray him as a murderer someone with intent to kill in this case. she said he has a secret game of russian roul evident on pier 14. garcia talked about what happened before the shooting and once again showed the jury the sig sauer pistol that went off on pier 14 could fit in his pants. she is arguing he snuck the women on the pier and had malice aforethought the desire to do harm deliberately. and here is the legal analyst breaking down the prosecution strategy. >> so many people focused on garcia zarat

sam brock is live on scene in san francisco. and sam quite the mess behind you there. >> reporter: janell it's an absolute messy do not use this term lightly. it's a miracle that nobody was seriously injured. this is the dump truck you see there in the process of trying to tow it way. the it's one of the steepest grades in san francisco, 12% grade started at broadway up at the top. that's where the dump truck was had the emergency brakes on at the time. but that's a dump truck hold ago capacity up to 26,000 pounds. it was not curbed. the emergency brake failed it came down the hill as you sigh barrelled into six cars parked on the street and kept going an an uber was crossing this intersection. that car there. the driver was putting the car into reverse but still got struck by the dump truck. the dump truck went on and then this other uber car smashed another car you can't see over the dump truck here. and the truck continued into yet another person. we spoke with that man wrb the last truck in the nine-car domino chain about wh

sam brock joins us from the century theaters in daly city with the very latest. sam. >> reporter: good evening. you're talking about rashida jones, who is a well-known name in hollywood. she's done work for pixar before. she was in "inside out" back in 2015 but when reports started to surface that she left "toy story 4" because of unwanted sexual advances, jones said she had to set the record straight. she turned a day-old narrative on its head when she applauded the creative work of pixar studios but not its treatment of women and minorities. in a statement to "the new york times," she rebuffed the idea that she left because of sexual misconduct, saying, quote, but it is also a culture where women and people of color do not have an equal or creative voice, as is demonstrated by their director demographics. out of 20 films in the company's history, only one was co-directed by a woman and only one was directed by a person of color. >> because she is biracial and highly successful, she has a unique perspective on these types of things. and those are the voices we n

versus david brock. the coke brothers like many republicans or conservatives did not like donald trump and did not spend money on him. they kind of sat it out. it is part of theea reason why hillary clinton outmatched donald trump in terms of fundraising. the next call comes from guy in redding pa. i just want to put this out there. the movement that trumps there is a lot of he out there. with the highest office in the land. they were going to vote for that. for that. i will have to hang up on you. i was having trouble the first words and then there was a lot of breakup. he talked about o the burr their movement did you trace that one back to an organized smear campaign according to those who were first to report on it it was start by hillary clinton. her supporters when she was running against barack obama there were quite a few smears from her smear artist that were responsible for quite a few of the big smears. when they were competitors. and then the conservative side picked up on this. the smears th

judge aaron perskey sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner to just 6 months in jail...parking a recall campaign against him. judge perskey will now serve as a night judge beginning next year. that means he will work from home and be on call overnight. judge perskey requested the change in assignment. ( james ) san francisco police are hoping a 100- thousand dollar reward leads them to the people who killed an 83-year-old man. huan chen was attacked by a group of teens at a muni station back in 2010. it happened near third and oakdale. chen was on his way home. police say six teens beat him up and bashed his head on the ground. chen died from his injuries two months later. police only have a limited description of the attackers. ( james ) a santa clara county supervisor wants to crackdown on a growing jail problem -- drones being used to smuggle in contraband. the elmwood correctional facility in milptias covers 62 acres. supervisor cindy chavez says there is mounting evidence that drones are being used over this jail. she wants the county to implement drone-related air

when he would stand again for chancellor if there are indeed fresh elections let's come back to sara brock meyers from the global public policy institute here in berlin sara does that come as a surprise to you does not come as a surprise that the s.b. do not want to enter another ground cornishman they've said this from the beginning and it was clear likely that they were not going to do that what i found surprising just now in mr schultz statement is the enthusiasm almost he expressed for fresh elections given that globally this is quite a big event it's never happened that fast in german politics before and he was even starting to come pain right there and then in his first press.

this after he sent -- sentence former swimmer brock turner to six months in jail. he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a frat party served half his sentence and was released. riddick say the sentence was too lenient and part of a pattern by persky to go easy on males convicted of crimes against women.>> we need judges who understand sexual assault and domestic violence and take it seriously.>> reporter: while the effort moves ahead one lawyer said she is qualified for the bench. deputy district attorney cindy hendrickson tells us previously disenfranchised people are finally having a voice. she says county residents are using the tools of democracy to unseat persky. i am standing up to offer those people a superior alternative.>> we feel positive there will be some good choices for the voters.>> reporter: this week judge persky started a new role as the night judge working sunday until friday morning. that is at his request. he is responsible for emergency protective orders for victims which make some of his critics uneasy. he set th

judge aaron perskey sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner to just 6 months in jail...parking a recall campaign against him. judge perskey will now serve as a night judge beginning next year. that means he will work from home and be on call overnight. judge perskey requested the change in assignment. (robin) in san jose... there has been another case of mail theft... caught on camera. it happened last week near capital express way and king street. as you can see... the thief drives up and parks the car in the middle of the street. te thief gets out of the car and runs to the set of mailboxes. after taking all the mail out of both boxes... the thief gets back in the car and takes off. the resident who sent us this video says the person did this to at least six mailboxes in the area. she says this is the third time in the last four months the this has happened on her street. (robin) still ahead ...how the north bay firestorm has brought the homeless problem front and center for santa rosa. (james) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. in the wake of the de

coins eighty nine percent discount when you think why eighty nine percent oh i have to share some of brock and this is the deal he negotiated with well i have a headline here and it doesn't have anything to do with your i.c.a.o. but it has to do with that dead banking system based on debt debt debt too much debt and this is the only thing that have the only way to wealth is through debt and i'll tell you why because it's time to call the housing crisis what it really is the largest transfer of wealth in living memory this is from open democracy and they're looking at the data that the o. and the mass the office for national statistics in the united kingdom released recently and what they found is the office of national statistics released new data tracking how wealth is evolved over time on paper the u.k. has indeed become much wealthier in recent decades net wealth has more than tripled since one thousand nine hundred five increasing by over seven trillion pounds this is the equivalent to an average increase of nearly one hundred thousand pounds per person impressive stuff but where has a

let's break all of this down with sarah brock meyer she's a political analyst at the global public policy institute here in berlin hi sarah thank you for being with us as we heard in that report there's a lot of finger pointing going on today of what happened who was to blame what do you think why do you think these talks broke down it seems like yesterday we were very close to a compromise actually the green party in the city you both argued afterwards that they were close to a compromise it's very much that it's liberals. that obviously walked out of the talks and it's unclear whether they ever really wanted to deal to begin with right that's the question so so what do you think is the issue is it was that there was a straw that broke the camel's back that they have to pay said we cannot do this anymore what was the issue was it migration was it the environment this really had to say one of them an issue of tax and my question and climate change obviously they were arguing a lot about that. the major issue seems though that the f.t.p. qantas side whether they are basically needing the l

one thing i think is without democrats brock -- blocking it altogether. intriguing, the president did say in the hely meeting that after parks this, if he finishes tax reform, he wants to turn to welfare reform next. that looks like something where they may look at cutting spending. it is difficult to increase spending without offsetting cuts. the same president said he will not touch medicare and medicaid and traditional entitlement spending. he gives you an idea of where they might pivot there. >> one thing we know, the lawyers will do fine and they will spend years and sorting this out to figure out what is in the bill. megan murphy, bloomberg businessweek editor and the chief -- chief washington correspondent on capitol hill. >> a strong rebound across u.s. markets now with nasdaq at an all-time high. abigail doolittle has the latest and abigail: a nice rally for in may for -- major averages the u.s. all sharply higher. the dow and s&p 500 on pace for the best day since early september. war between the bulls and the bears but today seems to be some op

reporting live in san francisco this evening, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you thank you for the updates. it could happen between 9:00 a.m. and noon tomorrow. sam is also live tweeting from the trial. you can follow hup @sam nbc bay area. we will break into programming once there is a verdict and send a push alert on the app. >>> thanks but no thanks to just ago san francisco leaders said no to pot ads but there is a catch. >>> also the drought is over but we'll tell you woi hosing down the driveway could be a no no. >>> cloud cover in san francisco. and 63 degrees on i'm tracking where one of the biggest weather hazards we've seen in the central valley could develop tomorrow morning. coming up at 6:19 tonight. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. age 67 here )s a statement from his family: >>> we have breaking news to share with you. a sefrts icon has pass the away actor david cassidy died at

nbc bay area sam brock has been following the story. sam joins us live and do we have any idea what happened to that dump truck? >> reporter: yeah, we do, jessica. you say a runaway dump truck. it turns out it was broken. the emergency brake wasn't functioning properly. and it could have been so much worse jessica. because we are standing right now on this steep grade in all of san francisco. you are talking about a truck at least 26,000 pounds. nafs the height of its capacity, barrelling down the street striking cars along the way. you see one of them a mercedes on that tow bed there about to be taken away. several other cars here as well. a total of six on this side. you move through the intersection and this is where it started to get hairy. because you had an uber driver in a toyota coming through this intersection as the truck barreled down the driver in the uber stopped what he was doing and tried to reverse but still got struck by the dump truck. the drug dragged it through the intersection and ended up over here. the uber truck

nbc bay area sam brock was in coffee park when people return for the first time. >> reporter: a landscapeearing no resemblance to its former self. the only thing familiar of coffee park neighborhood is the sight of the people who once lived there. >> with their shovels pitched and searching for family's heirloom. everything is gone from our wedding. we have been married for 11 years. we found the wax seal that we used for our wedding invitati s invitations. to me, that's the ultimate find. >> reporter: watches and jewelry and silver dollars and stoke optimism for the rinkers who just celebrated their son's birthday with their bike burned beyond recrecognition. >> he's an emotional kid. he was disappointed to see this stuff charred and melted. >> all right, we'll take a lunch break. >> on a day, otherwise, drenched in disappointment. >> i did not think i was going to find it. i was standing here and this was the end of my bed. >> the discovery of a gold ring. the ring that the entire family spent hours trying to dig up. >> there is two things i cared about finding and i found one of them s

sam brock join us live from san francisco and the calls for change grow louder every day. >> reporter: absolutely jessica. congresswoman speier called it a cultural shift. what's happening right now. her new bill the me too act would address a couple of things not the lack of tolerance right now for the sexual miss conduct going on but also issue was the dplan system in washington which makes victims wait months and jufr over hurdles to file a lawsuit. >> they want the system fixed and the perpetrators held accountable. >> reporter: more than just lip service. congresswoman jackie speier is walking the walk too. back in the home district speier responding to a fresh wave of sexual assault allegations ensnaring members of both parties. >> i don't care if you have a d next to your name or r next to your name the time for this conduct, disinspecting women is over. >> senator franken face ethics committee. >> he mashed his lips against my face. >> his accuse early and tweeden credits speier with inspiring her to come forward. capitol hill is coping with a complaint system that requires vi

nbc bay area sam brock has been covering this case from the start and joins us from the halls justice. sam. >> reporter: raunl, good evening. today the jury and even the judge had to maintain their focus through hours of video playback. some of that video we had seen before from the fire boat on pier 22 1/2 what was interesting was the defense argued simultaneously how poor the quality of the video was and then said the same video proves their case. the defense drove home what it called two critical pieces of evidence today. the first we have showed you. the stills of silhouetted figures circling sitting and bending over the seat jose zarate would occupy 30 minutes later. >> we believe it's entirely likely that group of individual discarded the weapon. it's unclear why anybody discards a weapon. but a stolen weapon a weapon a weapon of a federal agent. >> but defense attorneys unveiled a new wrinkle represented in the sketch. a zoom on zarate sitting down and appearing to bend over mere seconds before kate steinle drops to the pavement. >> and that is again consistent with his stateme

sam brock has been covering the trial from the beginning. and joins us this evening in san francisco. with the very latest twists. sam. >> reporter: yeah, raj, fweeng. the interesting developments have to do with the media access in this case. the jurors as you mentioned were back. this was the third full day of deliberations. there were a couple of piecemeal sessions into the holiday but really got down to it today. we knew they had questionings. they did. what's weird is dpiet the fact it's a public case and the judge the in this case said we would be privy to the questions they had for the judge, when those questions popped up, we were not able to hear them. we were barred from the courtroom. now, you see the attorneys shuffling in and out today. i asked them what the reason was behind woi we couldn't find out the details on what they were asking me about. i was told ask the judge. soy asked the judge. the judged told me the attorneys don't want you inside for this section. so obviously a lot of things to met out there. now. it's not surp

now we are sending nbc bay area sam brock to this area. he and his crew are heading there right now. look for the updates on social media and reports tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. we'll also continue to bring you live updates in this newscast. >>> well, right now parents of a child who was sent flying off of a water slide in the east bay are suing the water park and the city of dublin. this happened at opening day in may at the wave water park. nbc bay area's bob redell is live. what have you been able to find? >> reporter: good morning you, marcus. right now the parents and the attorney about to hold a news conference at the wave water park. handed out copies of the lawsuit. they indicate they will be suing the manufacturer and the water paul vercammen for $2.5 million in damages. i spoke just with the parents. they're standing up by the podium. they are susanna and ron. they're the parents of jamie, the 10-year-old boy who was hurt when he fell off the bottom of the emerald plunge, which is behind him. the large green slide. they tell us the

right now though let's bring in sam brock who rejoins from us tehama county. and sam we mentioned to the restraining order he was known to the sheriffs department could they have done anything differently? what do they say tonight? >> reporter: yeah, i think that's the question right now a lot of people have to be asking. when you talk about the history of this man with law enforcement. they say he had arrests plural in his history. one of them you mentioned a second ago which was an assault on his neighbor a woman. that strikes one. with he no he that already. strike two is the fact that you have neighbors telling me that they were hearing shouting, psychotic behavior was the exact description used. and regular shooting, regular firing of his weapons. his neighbors could tell me what kind of guns he was shooting. it was reported multiple places one the local county, the sheriffs department i should say in tehama county. and two to the home owners association where he lived. both of the sources were receiving insight and information about this man's behavior r

sam brock is in san francisco this evening with more. sam. >> reporter: yes ang strong word choice there raj. raj and jess good evening. nancy pelosi back in san francisco because this is here district obviously. but everybody here in this city and every city across the country affected by this. if you are a worker a business owner a student or caretaker this impacts you. from a fire station that today served as a stage, house minority leader nancy pelosi poured cold water on a heated gop pushing to push a plan that she calls a scam. >> this is a gift to corporate america. $19.5 trillion. >> it's a fair characterization so say it's a gift to corporate america. >> middle class americans who own the corporations we own the shares. we work at the corporations. so anything that helps corporate america it creates jobs. it lifts our economy. >> california republican vice chair harmi dill isn't describing a drastic dip in the corporate tax rate leading to new jobs investment and wage growth. but here are some of the people who might be paying f

that assessment comes from fema administrator brock long. earlier today, california's insurance commission says the damage exceeds $3 billion. >> behind each and every one of these claims, and the behind the over $3 billion in insured losses claims are ordinary people. californians who lost their homes, lost their vehicles. in some cases, families whose family members lost their lives. >> 43 people were killed in the fires. at least 8900 buildings were destroyed. >>> well, it's halloween, and many santa rosa students are wearing the same superhero costume this year. that takes on a special meaning. jackie ward is live in santa rosa, where kids are dressing up as their heros. firefighters. >> reporter: that's right. we're in the saddle brook neighborhood of santa rosa. it's the northern part, it was spared by wildfires. they're making this like a halloween carnival from 6 to 9, so come here and trick or treat tonight. we caught up with some eager trick or treaters. for some kids, their heros live in comic books like batman and captain america

sam brock has been in court every day. he joins us live from the hall justice. in truth jurors have really only had two full days to weigh all the evidence. >> reporter: that's exactly right. we know there were half days the first two before the holidays. but officially jessica this is day four of jury deliberations. they spent some 18 hours so far considering the charges. and you absolutely get the impression that the stake holders involved here believe a verdict could be soon. as for what happened today, pretty much a similar pattern to what we saw yesterday. defense attorneys, the prosecution attorneys, shuttling around the hallway periodically going in the courtroom and extended period of time with all the lawyers in court typically indicates that there were more questions today from the jurors. perhaps more review of testimony as well. and as you brought up, the length of time begs an important question here. is there a coralation twaen oh how long a jury deliberates and what the outcome of a trial is in here is uc hasting law professorer on that question.

sam brock is helping the needy. we will have more on the feed the need campaign coming up later in our news kat. >> ahead, thousand city of oakland is helping the kids to see before they're old enough to realize it. san francisco, most know the building from the outside. how that's about to change, thanks, to one family. >>. >>> born with a college savings account. oakland's mayor wants the city's brilliant baby initiative today that program gives 500 low income children a $500 savings account at birth. today's launch happened at a favorite spot for kid right here in oakland. the mayor says she wants all kids to feel like college is a birth right. >> reporter: this is the city of oakland wrapping our arms around family and supporting them in their most ambitious dream for their children. . >> the brilliant baby program aims to offer college savings accounts to every single child born into low background to 2025 every family has photos and history. one san francisco company is making theirs public. >> always memories

.>> the recall campaign is in response to his sentencing of brock turner for the sexual assault of an unconscious woman on the stanford campus in 2015. the recall would be held in june.>>> a company has come up with a plan to develop a 30 acre parcel along the guadalupe river part and turn it into a new neighborhood where people can work and play.>> reporter: in recent years the guadalupe river area has attracted recreation is and the homeless. longtime san jose development company swenson -- a future featuring a fully developed area.>> drawling and dreaming. a dialogue on what we want to see as far as large projects. but mac josh burrell said swenson speed -- spent five years crystallizing the concept and 12 months creating these renderings. the district at the guadalupe river walk. it calls for massive development spending 30 acres near the sap center. division with built multiple mixed-use high-rise buildings parks praise with the blinds overhead. animal center river kayaking and a shopping mall.>> between entertaining transit and the cultural portions being on the edge of downtown

friendly conversation and count on and people like her demonstrate good character coming from glass brocks new jersey. >> she made it clear she expects nothing in return just that he continues to fulfill his childhood dream. >> the gang from sesame street took a road trip to make a special appearance at philadelphia hospital today. bert and ernie and count von count was were there to perform the holiday show. they did singing and danceling and smiles on the faces of young opinions. >>> eagles getting back to work for russel wilson and the seattle seahawks and the eagles are favored by a touch down. on the road. the best team in the nfl they won nine games in a row and getting tons of national attention. you know what makes this eagles team special humility and the desire to get better. jeff skversky checks in with the eagles. >> carson wentz is a king in philadelphia. he leads the nfl in wins and touch downs and even king james himself took notice. >> my favorite player now is carson wentz. >> i was a kid watching him as a rookie and quite the talent one of the most impressive athletes in

. >> sam brock will be inside the courtroom today. you can follow the case on twitter. >>> the search for a man operating this boat near half-moon bay. take a look at it. the coast guard found the boat going in circles, around and around. tom tran was at the controls when the boat left the harbor, but there's no sign of him. a passenger of his was found dead in the water. the person did not have obvious wounds or injuries. >>> an entire safari park filled with majestic animals is opening today. they closed during the wildfire. they are so excited, they are announcing it. he saved all those animals by staying behind and taking on the flames head on. this is actually video that the park shared with us, all before the fire. many of the workers there, sadly lost their home, but everyone is back for opening day and that first tour is at 9:00. i have always wanted to go there. >> it makes you want to go there. >> out of africa in the north bay. >> do the show there. >> there you go. >>> a vehicle they rely on because of the size and safety.

president donald trump endorsed gillespie and brock obama supports ralph northam. the polls open at 6:00 a.m. on tuesday. to learn more about the candidates in the local races near you, check out our voters guide at wusa9.com. >>> a sexting compulsion that caused anthony weiner his seat in congress is about to cost him his freedom, as well. he is scheduled to surrender by 2:00 this afternoon to a facility near boston to serve a 21 month sentence for illicit online contact with a 15-year- old girl. amid a sexting controversy involving women, we know he had new allegations ran for new york city mayor. >>> next, follow up with our special assignment unit investigation into a local wedding photographer. a family paid thousands for photos that they never received. others say he did the sa >>> no way! >> you may recall there were tears of joy when reporter andrea mccarren and photojournalist john moulder delivered wedding photos and video to a local family that had nearly given up on every getting them. they pleaded with the photographer for 2.5 years to get the memories

fresh elections let's come back to sara brock myers from the global public policy institute here in berlin sara does that come as a surprise to you does not come as a surprise that the does not want to enter another ground cornishman they've said this from the beginning and it was clear likely that they were not going to do that what i found surprising just now and mr schultz statement is the enthusiasm almost he expressed for fresh elections given that globally this is quite a big event as has never happened that fast in german politics before and he was even starting to come pain right there and then in his first press conference he said he's they're not afraid of new elections why is that i mean he must seem see some opportunity here as you said it sounded a bit like he was starting on his campaign there maybe he was widely seen as not having been very successful in the last compan having been run a very inefficient campaign and not about the correct issue and not really being himself in the sense so maybe he sees this as an opportunity to for another chance of what were the reasons tha

sam brock will be there and you can follow him on twitter that's @sam brock nbc for the latest from thecourtroom. >>> new this morning, no new charter school for san jose. last night the santa clara county board of education denied a bid to include a second school. opponents had concerns about the impact it would have on the district'sness ifs. the group that would have operated the school already runs 12 schools in the bay area including one high school and three middle schools in san jose. >>> continuing coverage now of that breaking news we first brought you yesterday on "today in the bay," you might remember this video this morning those repairs are still under way after this fire along the train tracks in san jose. now, the wooden trestle is part of the tracks that carries union pacific trains across the willow creek. it could be days before it's fixed. investigators say a transient started the fire. >>> as we reported yesterday as well this will not appreciably affect the [ inaudible ] traffic and that was the case yesterday and continues for the morning commute. i will talk about

. >>> the embattled judge in the brock turner case will be able to work from home.volunteered to be a night judge. he will be on call five days a week from 5:00 at night to 8:00 in the morning. he will rule without being in public view. he is facing a recall petition. he has been heavily criticized after giving a six-month jail sentence to brock turner convicted of assaulting an unconscious woman. >>> the trial of jose ynez garcia zarate let the jury see part of the recording of the police questioning him shortly after being arrested. jose ynez garcia zarate was arrested about an hour after the deadly shooting of kate steinle on san francisco's pier 14. the jury listened to jose ynez garcia zarate giving conflicting answers to police questions. on the recording, he told different versions of where the gun came from and whether he fired it on purpose. >>> san francisco police are still searching for people involved in the shooting on halloween night in the castro district. an officer has been with us sfpd nine years and was shot and still in the hospital this morning

he became the subject of national criticism last year when he sentenced former stanford student brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault. that sentence sparked a recall campaign. persky asked to be reassigned. he'll work on call from home from 5:00 p.m. sunday to 8:00 a.m. friday. >>> well, good-bye 140 characters. twitter is doubling the character limit to 280. after months of testing new limits, the company found most users didn't actually use those extra characters. >>> and this is pretty neat. google is rolling out a new feature to let you know what te wait time is at restaurants. workers have collected data from nearly a million sit-down eateries from around the world to estimate wait times. the feature will be available in google search and maps. >> hmm. >>> well, today united airlines flew its last flight of its venerable four-engine 747 jet. call it a victim of changing times and certainly more efficient aircraft. >> even so the airline sent it out in tile and abc 7 gnaws reporter wayne friedman had a ticket to ride. so fasten your seat belts. >> ladies and gentle

provoking debate the corporate tax has not hurt job growth under brock obama the well.that's not true tackling the tough issues restrictions on media freedom of the tree killings torture giving. me challenging the established line every single one of the three thousand people who was killed was a drug dealer yes how do we know that he didn't try them prosecute the putin charge to be sure that one saw a joint that he has done for up front at this time on al-jazeera. from the sun room. i think the problem. is the name under which i recorded a record breaking news it is really kind of trip. very young is it may come from the make of what i feel that. talks about just want to. prolong the lives of our great music i think must. be relevant to this drug especially for driving this is kind of on all the right wing assault on our freedom to ask questions and generally all freedom of expression and people you know are being students teachers activists filmmakers writers may some of them have been intimidated from the forest and people on the street see the protest has reached ou

reporting live from san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> new details in the texas church massacre. a former california resident was among those killed. sunday was their first visit since they just moved to the area. scott marshal lived in california central valley in the 90s. today in sutherland springs first responders are getting counselors after arriving and finding their own family as the victims. >> i don't know if you can wrap your head around it. it's just so much tragedy and so much loss. senseless loss. >> trying to get the horror out of my mind but you can't unsee what you already saw. >> vice president pence and his wife arrived in texas today to meet with law enforcement officials and victims' families. >>> a man has been groping women while they were jogging. police released the sketch of the suspect. he struck twice in the past couple of weeks. in each case he groped the women from behind and then ran away. we have an update from the deadly crash last night in east san jose. a 17-year-old boy who was behind the wheel died. you can see the car there. the teen

brock long. mr. long as the administrator of the federal agency. in emergencies facing the united states including the recent hurricanes, harvey, irma, and maria. mr. long, i don't know how long you are on the job before harvey hit, but i want to thank you for your extraordinary service over the last two and a half months. mr. long: before i get started, i would like to say my thoughts and prayers are with ranking member mccaskill and her husband. chairman johnson senator carper, , distinguished members of this committee, it is a pleasure to be here today. it has been unprecedented. i am here to discuss anything you would like regarding the response efforts my staff has helped coordinate when it comes to all of the agencies that have been involved. like me, i have seen i work with people who are truly dedicated, that come to work who want to save lives and help people get on the pathway to recovery and become more resilient. i have been in office 132 days. 478 of those days, we have been actively responding to harvey, irma, maria and the california

19 year thomas plots, 18 year ryan, 19-year-old nathan dunning, 19-year-old jay cross, 18-year-old brocknderson plus underaged player all of the ridley hockey club conspired spared to beat down members of the cb west allegedly naming names of the opponents they were going after the. >> halfway through the second period they stopped playing hockey and started just trying to hit people trying to hurt us as much as they could. >> cb west defensive player sean phillips suffered a swollen eye and broken nose after the melee and spoken to fox 29 not long aft it happened. >> my helmet was off some and other kid was coming at me and started punches at my head. i was bleeding all over the place. >> hockey fights do happen all the time. but when it's a planned event and you have a conspiracy to go after the other team and fight them that's when it crosses the line that's when assault charges are appropriate. >> reporter: attorney and fox 29 legal analyst ken rothweiler is not on the case, but sees it as game changer for high school sports as the ridley players stand trial. >> i think it puts my sc

kara's to brock stuff was getting gingerbread creations right up to the very last minute so improvisation was key. you never know what you get so then you maybe have to change the nonstick a bit when if we get a photo with. paris a small paris and then we get. the kremlin. and then have to make space. rocks dot and her team of thirty work for about a month to transform the four hundred square metres of a former swimming pool into a hilly winter wonderland. steiner kristofferson began the festival tradition twenty six years ago back then it was more of a gingerbread hamlet. good idea came in ninety ninety one. when i was in look at thing in direct shipping sound that we had exhibition area what we wanted to do something put into. we got the idea of making the gingerbread city. since then bergen's gingerbread town has morphed into a major tourist attraction some one hundred thousand visitors flock to see it each year. some of them even join in to help build the town. there were five hours together and building all these houses and all these features who is in them used to go for children an