a california state senate are vowing to make this a top priority. >> but now, we have vehicles raining on to the barrio logan community. now we're wondering if our city is safe to live, safe to recreate. >> that senator says no matter how long it takes he will push to make the changes. >>> one call hit a little too close to home for a phoenix he was one call away from the most important call in his career. >> lee is a floater. so station 20 isn't where he's always assigned but now he can't imagine being any where else than on one of these trucks for this particular emergency. >> gear up lights on. >> 15 to 20 calls a day. >> reporter: the one part of every call that runs the same at station 20. >> we get a lot of chest pain >> reporter: when firefighter derek lee hears the word code he runs. knowing someone does not have a heartbeat, is not breathing. >> reporter: on this call, code is all he heard. first on the truck, he checked the address. >> about the worse address i can be called to. that address. >> she was coming into where i was watching golf on tv and noticed i was gasping. he

. >>> new at 6 a california state senator. was sentenced today for three and half years in prison for taking bribes. in court he asked the judge for house arrest while prosecutors sought a five-year term. this summer the democratic pleaded guilty to taking thousands of dollars in bribes from a medical company owner and an undercover agent. >>> to oakland police officers appeared in court today both facing sex charges involving prostitutes in separate cases. are crime reporter has no information and these are separate cases, but both officers are represented by the same attorney.>> reporter: one defense attorney in two distinct cases. one candlelight yesterday and the other allegedly involved the young sex worker at the center of a wide-ranging police scandal. brian walker house and giovanni verdi will join the oakland police in 2014 and both are criminal defendants charged with engaging in sex sex with prostitutes. both pleaded not guilty at the hayward hall of justice. >> we are not guilty.>> reporter: waterhouse who is engag

became an author and lecturer in california lawmaker he served it nearly 20 years in the california state senate tom hayden was 76 years old olympic figure skater scott hamilton is facing another health scare after doctors found a third tumor in his brain and 58 -year-old testicular cancer in 1997 the embattled to previous brain tumors and first in 2004 and then again in 2010 hero tennis but the last several years raising money for cancer research and education through his hamilton cares foundation he learned of it during a routine checkup and now he is currently exploring treatment options turning to the presidential election now hillary clinton's lead over donald trump is expanding just two weeks ahead of election day depending on which poll you believe anyone from a dca shows clinton go among likely voters tromp up trump polder favorably to 38 percent kerry johnson have 5 percent green parties joel stein had 2 percent however it's one of many polls and other pulls out today are showing a closer race some even showing trump in the lead will be watching all those polls as we get closer and clos

. >>> former california state senator ron calderon was sentenced to three and a half years in federal prison today for taking bribes in exchange for his influence in sacramento. calderon pleaded guilty to a single count of mail fraud in june. he also admitted soliciting more than 55,000 in payments for supporting or blocking lgislation. calderon must report to prison january 3rd. >>> more hacked e-mails out today from wikileaks, and in one hillary clinton operatives are sparring over the role san francisco billionaire tom styier should play or not play in her campaign. clinton's campaign manager shoots down that idea saying my gut, don't give him a title. he'll be the story and goes on to say his views are made different from hers. today i sat down with stir to talk politics. clinton but is not involved in any way in her campaign. >> we've never coordinated with them. you know, from our standpoint what we've been doing this year has been really focused on issues, the issues that i talked to about reg sting people and engaging them in the political process. >> stier is pouring millions

. >>> a california state senator is also vowing to help. he's promising to make the coronado bridge safer. >> we're wondering if our community is safe. if it's safe to live. if it's fe >> the senator says he intends to ask questions and find answers and solutions to prevent a similar tragedy from ever happening again. >>> bernie sanders making their way through arizona today. this one in tucson here's a live look at that venue right now. all of this happening at the arizona state museum. the doors opened to the public at 6:00. the rally is scheduled to start at 7:00. he spoke at an event just a few hours ago. >> it is going to be on your shoulders. the need to transform this country and to make the great united states of america the nation we all know that we can become. >>> coming up a little later, we're going to put some of what sanders had to say to a truth check and we're going to let yokn nominees are up for. >>> putting us a couple of degrees above average. the sun has set. clear skies out there. and temperatures already starting to

he served for nearly two decades in the california state senate. hayden was 76 years old. an overnight crash in milwaukee is under investigation this morning. it happened near 37th and holton. police are not releasing much information on this crash at this time. but looking at the updates on this story as they become available. now on to a developing story -- the two men responsible for a deadly crash are still on the run. three women died after a car blew a red light, and smashed into the uber they were riding in. nicole is in the newsroom with details on the search for suspects. police say the 41-year old uber driver is recovering at a local hospital. the crash happened early yesterday morning... near 2nd and clybourn in milwaukee. police say an uber carrying three women was hit by a lexus that the impact was so strong it knocked over a fire hydrant. two passengers - women from illinois, ages 30 and 32 - died at the scene. a third occupant died at the hospital. police say that female victim has not been identified yet. as for the lexus... police say two men ran from the

to take action to make sure this kind of crash does not happen again on that bridge.the california state senator. vowing to make this a top priority. raining onto the community. now we are wondering if our community is safe. if it is safe to live and recreate. >> the senator says no matter how long it will take he will push for improvement. >>> here is a question. is your face in a government database -- database? major complaints over facial recognition software. >> rights. joe will let you know where you can get help. >>> as we count down to tonight's debate you can watch right here in abc 15. we want to know why you're watching. you want to hear their stance on issues or just see what happens or are you watching? hop on abc 15.com to vote by >>> fiat chrysler recalling police cars. apparently the alternators can cause engine stalling or fires. here is what the recall covers. they are listed on your screen. [anchor reading list displayed on screen.]. that is gary in the valley because a car company says the alternators can wear out when they are in places with frequent high temperatures. >>> t

he later became a legislator serving for nearly two decades in the california state senate. tom hayden wa the end is near for khloe kardashian and lamar odom. the former couple have reached a settlement and signed off on their divorce on friday. kardashian first filed in 2013 but called it off when odom overdosed in 2015. both are said to be relived and ready to move on. kardashian is now dating cavs power forward tristan thompson. say it ain't so. yes. apparently rumor has it they're hanging out in cleveland. i wonder if she is moving in yet. she is probably halfway in and halfway out. social media went nuts over the weekend. what happened with the engagement. you know what hopefully he will be okay. you know. he'll be all right. i hope so. i think he's just fine. i wish they were not in the picture right now. got to focus a big distraction. that's what i'm talking about bill murray is a comedian that's why he was wearing chicago stuff that's why he's trying to be funny. he really likes the cubs back to you guys it's monday morning october 24. i'm todd meany. happy monday.

and he just got in the car -- >> reporter: the thieves almost like li likely on the california state senate. they are both currently supervisors. they each want the spot evacuated. representing san francisco and part of san mateo county. fewer than 1,000 separated them. >> and so many things to decide in a few weeks. we have a valuable tool to help you prepare for election day. just go to abc 7 news.com/politics. click on the icon for the your voice your vote voters edge. custom tailored to you. also find details on where, when, and thousand vote. you can even create a personal ballot that's at abc7 news.com/politics and on the abc 7 news app as well. >> all right. do or die for the san francisco giants. >> nail biter, right, lose this game to the cubs and they're going to be out of the playoffs ending hopes of even your championship ones. >> wayne friedman joins us now with a look at the game through the eyes of the fans, wayne. >> reporter: don't talk like that, everybody seems to think they're going to win tonight. earlier today, it didn't look like a playoff city, i've got to be honest

and he just got in the car -- >> reporter: the thieves almost like likely on the california state senate. they are both currently supervisors. they each want the spot evacuated. representing san francisco and part of san mateo county. fewer than 1,000 separated them. >> and so many things to decide in a few weeks. we have a valuable tool to help you prepare for election day. just go to abc 7 news.com/politics. click on the icon for the your voice your vote voters edge. custom tailored to you. also find details on where, when, and thousand vote. you can even create a personal ballot that's at abc7 news.com/politics and on the abc 7 news app as well. >> all right. do or die for the san francisco giants. >> nail biter, right, lose this game to the cubs and they're going to be out of the playoffs ending hopes of even your championship ones. >> wayne friedman joins us now with a look at the game through the eyes of the fans, wayne. >> reporter: don't talk like that, everybody seems to think they're going to win tonight. earlier today, it didn't look like a playoff city, i've got to be honest

state senate candidate jane kim and scott wiener will be battling it out in san francisco. they'll debate a wide range of issues for the district 11 street in the californiatate senate. the debate will take place at the university of san francisco's presentation theater at 6:30 tonight. it will be moderated by james taylor, a politics professor and chair of the earn study -- the african american studies department there at usf. >>> officials say an american destroyer was targeted by two missiles. >>> now appears tiger woods will not be making his return to golf in the next week. >> plus, we'll check back with rosemary for details on the workweek forecast. and the chance of rain still to come. and they lied about it thatfor decades.ls. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. >>> the u.s. navy says two missiles fired near yemen landed in t

a former southern california state senator ron caldron will be sentenced. he's admitted to taking cash bribes and getting jobs for his children. he faces up to five years in prison. he was one of three state senators charged with separate crimes in 2014. one of the other senators was san francisco's leland yee sentenced in february for performing political favors in exchange for campaign cash. >>> a hijacked endorsement according to bernie sanders. you may have seen soda tax ads that shows senator sanders against proposed taxes here. the one cent soda tax is on the ballot in san francisco, oakland and albany. the anti-tax ads says sanders opposed a similar tax in philadelphia. he says he opposed that tax specific lip because it was too high. he's telling the soft drink industry to stop using his name in these ads. sanders says he's not taken a position on the proposed taxes in the bay area. >>> forging a new blueprint. after what happened at millennium tower, the group behind the now sinking project is changing how it's building another project. that includ

. >>> happening today, former southern california state senator caldron is being sentenced. he's admitted to taking cash bribes and getting jobs for his children. he faces five years in prison, one of three state senators charged with separate crimes in 2013. leland yee was sentenced back in february for performing political favors in exchange for campaign cash. we talk about campaign issues. you may have seen soda tax ads that show senator bernie sanders against the proposed tax. the one cent soda tax is on the ballot in san francisco, oakland and albany. the ad says sanders opposed the measure in philadelphia. he said he opposed that tax because it's too high. he's telling the soft drink industry to not using his name in their ads. he said he hadn't taken a position on the proposed taxes here in the bay area. >>> the group behind the sinking millennium tower is changing how it's building another project. the new construction will run its piles all the way to the bedrock, something that wasn't done for the millennium tower. that caused the tower to sink and tilt. the new pr

he changed pads winning elections in the california election and state senate where he served for nearly 2 decades. >> i feel that i've tried to live a life of consistency and i've always believed that a more decentralized system was more participation in decisions that affect your life is the way to go. >> he died in santa monica after a long illness. he was 76-year old. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,, my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. >>> okay. we're running in the fall. time for cooking. a lot of cook -- you hardly cook anyway, but the fall, you like to cool more vegetables and brussel sprouts are coming back into season and let me tell you, they're fantastic. they're great this time. we have colder nights and we get more nutrition and flavo

. >>> back here at home, former california state senator ron calder own will be sentenced today. it's part of a plea deal he admitted to taking thousands of dollars in bribes from the owner of a medical company and an undercover 0 fbi agent. he also pleaded guilty to mail fraud. prosecutors want him sentenced to five years in prison. his lawyers are asking he be put on house arrest. >> the sheriff's office arrested four men as part of a crackdown on car break the ins. authorities say the detectives were watching the parking lot of the in and out burger when they say three of these men casing other cars. detectives drove fun their patrol car and police say the driver put his car in reverse and rammed the patrol car. the suspects, though, were not able to escape. aalso found burglary tools and extra band at the scene. >> a man in san francisco has created a new kind of bike lock, and he said this one fights back against bike thieves. it's called a skunk lock. it loose looks like a normling lock, but if somebody be tries to cut through it, you get sprayed with nontoxic chemicals tha

later on, he served in both the california assembly and state senate.he 76-year-old married and divorced jane fonda and was ill following a stroke. the family issue add statement saying his family respects privacy at this time and thanks to those who reached out with condolences. >> seven families in the north bay out of their homes after fire. according to the press democrat it happened in santa rosa just south the sonoma county fairgrounds. it started before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the red cross is helping 16 displaced residents. the cause of the four is sometime under investigation. >> plane crash at an airport in the mediterranean. jessica? >>> the many crashed after take off killing all five people on board, and in the last hour, we have learned they were french customs officials on a surveillance mission above malta in the fight against illegal trafficking. look at this, the first video with have overnight of the crash, malta is the island country located south of italy in the mediterranean sea. i want to show you this brand new video that came

. >> but he changed paths winning election to the california assembly and state senate where he served for two decade. he was 76 years old. >>> police are looking for the suspect who shot and killed a man outside a hotel on the peninsula. happened early yesterday morning. joe vazquez shows why police do not believe there's any threat to the public. >> reporter: when police arrived in an alleyway between the hotel and the parking lot on the property, they found a man lying on the sidewalk. they tried to revive him, but edied from a gunshot wound. >> we like to let the public know this wasn't a random act. we believe the victim was targeted. >> reporter: they believe he was visiting a registered guests. >> he may have been there for a while preceding the incident but he was visiting a guest there we believe. >> reporter: vers are not elash rating on what led up to the shooting. they've say the gunman got away. >> it's; term was visiting the registered guess. no reason to believe that the registered guest is a suspect. but, you know, we have to explore all pockets at this point. -- explor

he spent two decades serving in the california state assembly and senate and married to actress jane fonda. officials say he died of a lengthy illness. he was 76 years old. >> anchor: shaleel woodly will stand trial earlier in year related to her protest of the dakota access pipeline. she bled not guilty last week to criminal trespass and engaging in a riot. she could face two months in is convicted. >> anchor: ahead here on 7 news at 5:30, princesses falling out of fashion? my goodness. this year's trick or treaters are looking to the marvel universe for costume inspiratio. >> anchor: the latest in the investigation of a wrong way wreck in middleborough that killed five people spot steps the city is now taking after a nashua teen-ager is found dead days after he reportedly fell into a storm drain. we'll be back. interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and

democratic national convention, marrying actress jane fonda and serving in both the california assembly and state senate. he was also environmental adviser to governor jerry brown in brown's first term in the '70s and his current term. today the governor said tom had a real sense of the underdog and was willing to do battle no matter what the odds. state democratic chair don burton calls him an icon and a student of long shots and hard cases. he died after a long illness at the age of 76. >> now to consumer news, an important tip if you're in the 7 on your side's michael finney is here with what you need to know. >> a lot. >> it's all about reliability. when you pay tens of thousand of dollars for a new car you expect it to work. it's important to work when vehicles were more likely to wind up in the shot and those who don't. "consumer reports" just released reliability ratings covering more than 300 models. this year the winners are the lexus ct 200-h and toyota prius. both high brimptds the worst, the cadillac escalade. it's trouble spot, power equipment and infotainment system. >> data on over 500,00

he later served on the california assembly in the state senate for nearly 2 decades. hayden was 76. >>> a massive manhunt happening right now in vietnam. officials say a more than 200 drug addicts are on the loose after escaping a rehab facility. more than 500 vietnam has some of the toughest drug laws in the world. this facility programs include communists ideology and physical labor. it has a high failure rate with more than 90% of attics relapsing within five years. >>> the leaning tower of san francisco? the millennium tower is literally sinking fast. this building is starting to lean and actually sink down. figure out the problem. they say it shows no signs of stopping. joe montana used to live here. was only about seven years ago. officials are arguing over who is to blame. >>> no clear winner or loser. if you are cardscan this game seems like a loss. >> it feels like a kick in the face again. i'm sorry. special-teams blew the game again and again for the game tied at three in overtime, both teams getting afield goal. tied at six. the kicker going for it on thir

as a footnote, i am exercised by the fact that i was in the california state senate and was a supporter of the then president oh tim bill lockyer who was the author of the strategic lawsuit against public policy statute which has been invoked in the pending motion to dismiss the ethics commissions cross-complaint. i can state that that legislation was never meant to apply to a city and county attempting to enforce laws against cheating in election campaigns. as commissioner keane noted in different words, this is a case a stoop on it prior city employees malpractice. if he was in private employment he would be the subject of a lawsuit for damages himself. like commissioner keane i would probably accept the $25,000 compromised payment could i will not, however, accept the recitals, unnecessary and a settlement agreement, recitals that were, of course, a result of a practice of the city attorney's office of which i had no prior knowledge of including recitals in the settlement agreement. the settlement agreement can be on one page. there is a dispute between you and me. and i am paying yo

he won seats in the california state senate where he served for nearly two decades remaining an enduring voice for progressive causes, including ed igs ucatio the environment. tom hay hden was 76 years old. >>> on sunday, at&t and time warner's deal will be examined. both presidential campaigns the del if elected. hillary clinton's spokesperson also expressed skepticism saying, "marketplace competition is a good and healthy thing for consumers." federal regulators will have to approve the merger before it is allowed to proceed. >>> we want to go back to the dramatic police chase video we showed you at the top of the show. a traffic stop turned into a high-speed pursuit in california. it all happened with a civilian on a ride-along in the passenger seat. take a listen. >> >> shots fired. [ gunfire ] >> mayberry and lighthouse. >> no, no, no! >> the shooting happened early sunday morning northwest of fresno. the officer was not hurt but the civilian suffered minor scratches from broken glass. police say the suv was later aw away. an ar-15 style pistol was also recovered and the suspects ar

as a footnote, i am exercised by the fact that i was in the california state senate and was a supporter of the then president oh tim bill lockyer who was the author of the strategic lawsuit against public policy statute which has been invoked in the pending motion to dismiss the ethics commissions cross-complaint. i can state that that legislation was never meant to apply to a city and county attempting to enforce laws against cheating in election campaigns. as commissioner keane noted in different words, this is a case a stoop on it prior city employees malpractice. if he was in private employment he would be the subject of a lawsuit for damages himself. like commissioner keane i would probably accept the $25,000 compromised payment could i will not, however, accept the recitals, unnecessary and a settlement agreement, recitals that were, of course, a result of a practice of the city attorney's office of which i had no prior knowledge of including recitals in the settlement agreement. the settlement agreement can be on one page. there is a dispute between you and me. and i am paying yo

political activist turned california lawmaker, tom haden, has died. the former state senator died yesterday in southern california down in santa monica after a long illness. he was one of the most vocal and liberal voices. haden, once married to jane fonda, rose to fame at the 1968 democratic national convention in chicago when he and a group of seven other anti-war activists were arrested while protesting outside of the convention. you might recall, he did make an unsuccessful bid for california's governor in 1994. tom haden was 76. >>> a computer glitch kept shoppers at whole foods from checking out today. the problem popped up in several states, including here in california. shoppers texted and tweeted about the closed registers and the companies vice president confirmed there was a log-in issue. the problem has been resolved and no word on a cause but so far there are no signs it was hacked. >>> jeff ranieri is here with us. i saw a first-hand look at the danger of the wind today, a branch flew into our power lines. >> three explosions. >> wow. >> and the pour we went out

california legislator has died. tom hayden was 76 years old. he made headlines with his radical act vim during the -- activism during the '60s and during the vietnam war. he later won the election to state senate in california where he served for nearly 20 years. his wife says he died in santa monica, california yesterday from a long illness. >>> what led to the deadly week bus crash in california? at least 13 died when that bus rear ended a tractor-trailer along i-state 10 in palm springs. it happened at 5:00 in the morning the bus was returning from the red earth casi thermal. there's nothing yet end cuting problems by the driver but the bus was going to fast when it hit that truck the bus ended up about 15 feet into the tractor- trailer. >>> with 15 days left until the election, hillary clinton and donald trump are really stepping up their efforts in key states. after making four stops in north carolina yesterday clinton campaigns with massachusetts' senator i trump is in florida again today. a cbs news poll shows clinton leading trump by three points the florida and almost tied with trump in texas. >>> u.s. senate's antitrust subcommittee now has a hear, next month to look at one of the bi

north vietnam during the vietnam war.but he changed paths, winning the election to the california assembly and state senate where he served for nearly two decades. 3 demonstrators are ramping up their protests against a pipeline project in north dakota.police says nearly 130-protesters were arrested over the weekend. weekend.yesterday...hundreds of people temporarily blocked a highway.they later removed their blockade after talking to law enforcement.authorities led by agitators who don't intend to be peaceful.rallies against the construction of the dakota access pipeline have been going on for months. protesters say the project will damage the environment and affect native american lands. the oregon zoo in portland... is welcoming a two-year-old giraffe named "buttercup." "buttercup."he's currently 12 feet tall, and will continue to grow to be around 18 feet. feet.?buttercup? came from the santa barbara zoo in california. run up to 35 miles per house... and can eat up to 75 pounds of leaves and brush a day.scientists estimate fewer than 33-thousand of these giraffes are left in eastern africa.visitors sho

the war, and became famous as the chicago 7 defend it, serving two decades in the california state assembly and senated water in the san francisco bay, swimming to find a cure for blindness, the alcatraz swim for sight yesterday, making the 1.5 mile swim from alcatraz to the wrigley field, and one of the organizers suffering from being curable disease that causes her to lose her site, -- sight, and hoping to restore and eliminate blindness. >> brad snyder, paralympic that to park, and he stepped on an iad in afghanistan and lost his sight.>> thankfully i could find solace in sports, pick up the pieces of my life and moved forward. i found that with success in london and rio, and i'm honored to be here for the swim for sight. i know how difficult life without vision can be and we want to find a way to restore sight to the 10 million americans suffering from these diseases. >> the money raised goes to a foundation, raising more than $161,000. >>> an incredible story, the linguistic prodigy, a four-year- old girl from russia is stunning people around the world with her ability to speak seven languages fl

he served for nearly two decades in california state assembly and senate. >>> 8:25.t was a deadly trip home from a casino. we'll tell you what investigators say is partly to blame for a tour bus crash near palm springs. >> how often do university officials and police let students know when there is a sexual assault on campus? a new report says not often enough. we'll have the details, coming up. >> we see that traffic has been a little bit slow in many areas as south bound 280 on the left is getting a slow down heading toward 101. >> for many it will be an extra hold on the hair spray. pretty breezy for some and there is rain on the way. we'll have more on that, coming up. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warm

senator from california. stateattorney general kamala harris and orange county congresswoman loretta sanchez are vying to replace retiring barbara boxer. harris and loretta sanchez are both democrats. this will be the only debate between them. it begins at 7 p.m. at california state university, los angeles. >>> investigators are looking into what caused a freight train derailment in new york city. it happened late this morning in the broncos. bronx. there are no reports of injuries and no hazardous material spilled. amtrak service was suspended but the trains are running again. >>> still ahead, a remarkable procedure for a u.s. marine injured while in service. >> he had a double arm transplant. we'll explain the procedure and the long road to recovery coming up. >> plus, a successful launch and surprise outcome for an unmanned spacecraft s "... the startup rocket >>> and liftoff! >> a successful day for blue origin the rocket company led by amazon's jeff bezos the unmanned test cap of a space capsule was launched i

vietnam war, gaining notoriety as a chicago seven defend it, serving two decades in the california state assembly and senate. >> he was part of that fascinating era.>>> it is 6:46 am, let's check in with gasia mikaelian . >> happy monday, when i join you in a few minutes, the higher minimum wages not the only thing the bay area workers are pushing for, they want the fair schedule, ensuring full- time hours, and other changes that would help to give the workers more stability, they could actually hurt the workers, and reporting on the warriors started the season.>>> kevin durant still getting to know the bay area, turning to his fans for help. the online forum using to talk to the locals about the favorite places to eat out, shop and sightsee, and taking at least two suggestions, the stories and more when i join you in a few moments.>> sounds interesting. >>> 6:47 am is the time, people are getting ready to head out the door.>> the larkspur ferry may have trouble between san francisco and larkspur, it was canceled, and that is the same boat that comes back. it made it to san francisco but no one allowed to b

later, he served in both the california assembly and state senate. the 76-year-old married and divorced surveillance video let activist, actress jane fundament he was il after a stroke last year. his family issue add statement saying and i quote, "the family respects privacy, thanks to those who is reached out with condolences." >> families in the north bay are out of the home after a fire. according to the "resolution democrat," it happened in santa rosa south of the sonoma county fair grounds. the fire started before 4:00 p.m. yesterday and the red cross is helping the 16 displaced residents. the cause of the fire is still "under investigation." >> another major retailer has planned for the biggest shopping difficulties of the year. over to jessica. what is going on? >> a specialty outdoor retailer r.e.i. announced they will keep their doors closed on the day after thanksgiving day. it is the second year in a row they have done this saying even though black friday is one of the busiest shopping days of the year, they say they will pay the employees

later he served in both the california assembly and state senate. the 76-year-old married and divorced actress jane fonda. he was ill after a stroke last year. his family issued a statement saying they respect their privacy and thanks to those who reached out. >>> seven families are out of their homes in the north bay after a fire. according to the press democrat it happened in santa rosa just south of the sonoma county fair, and started before 4:00 yesterday afternoon, and the red cross is helping the 15 displaced residents, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> both candidates are speak out after news that at&t wants to bay media rival, time warner, donald trump said in elected he would block the $85 billion deal. hillary clinton's campaign wants regulators to take a closer look at merger, and the running make tim kaine fears consumers will pay more for less services in the merger is approveed. >>> now the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. all the rainfall intensity and timeline for the central bay or heart of the b

state when it comes to water conservation. the two candidates for the open u-s senate seat in california squared off in a debate last night. =laura/vo= >>> decision 2016 here in california. two candidates for the open senate seat in the golden state squared off last night. >> harris and sanchez duelled over crime to terrorism, seeking to sway voters. both took digs at their opponents as well. >> she was taking his money in her campaign to fly around in first class air fare and first class hotels and taking money. >> the reality, you can have a lot of stamps in the passport, but you have to show up when you're chair of the anti-terrorism taskforce at least once. >> they're seeking to replace retiring senator barbara boxer. >>> californians aren't saving as much water as they were when there was more awareness of the problem. water conservation slipped for the third consecutive month. in the bay area, we are among strongest water savers, surpassing 20% savings target. some like pefrl hills increased water use compared to last year. >>> scenery is changing. check out beautiful shots of fall foliage in vermont. as leaves change

. >>> senator bernie sanders is campaigning again california focused on state races. s appeared at rallies for state senate candidate jane kim and yes on prop 51 events. he joined several healthcare groups calling for an end to price gouging by big pharma. >> there is no rational reason why the pharmaceutical industry continues to rip off the people of this country and charge us the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. >> sanders has made a cam pan aide for the pro prop 61 campaign that requires the state to negotiate drug prices. opponents say an independent analysis concluded it could cost taxpayers millions more. >>> the presidential candidates were both in the northeast today but only one was campaigning. reporter brook silva-braga on their day as we head into the final weeks of the 2016 election. >> reporter: donald trump denied a growing list of accusations he improperly touched women and said their stories were evidence of corruption. >> remember this. it's a rigged election because your phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnes

. >> you can watch it right here, the two candidates for california's open united states senate face face off with kamala harris and sanchez right here live and we will streak it on abc7news.com and our news app. you can catch it at rebroadcast at 1:42 a.m. tomorrow morning right here. >> more local news, we have good news with streets back open at the concord intersection. there was a water main break. it happened last night at mt. diablo streets. it was fixed. no one in the area is without service. >> cruise are working to repair a broken water lane along university avenue and you can see what happens as water was flow down the street, 40 homes and businesses have lost water service. east bay mud said that the crews have been on the scene all night trying to repair the 12" main which is more than 80er across old. san francisco's police chief claims the department is on track to be better. this is contrary for the beliefs of an oversite panel. according to the "san francisco examiner" acting chief toney chaplin said many of the rock dangerouses are "in the process," or have already

this is about electing the next united states senator from the state of california. and as a proud daughter of california, i still believe in that old adage, so goes california, goes the rest of the country. people still look at us and to us for what leadership and what change looks like. this is an election about who'll be a leader, who can be a leader, and has a track record of being a leader. on many issues that challenge us as a state, i have traveled up and down the state and met and worked with folks which is why i'm proud to have the deloris, elizabeth warren. working with farm workers, working with people every day. i have a track record what we can do when a leader acts like a leader and shows up. it is bringing $20 billion back into california during the battle with the five big banks of the united states. it is providing the work for unaccompanied miners coming from mexico. it has been the work of fighting for california's climate change laws, some of the toughest in the country, always under attack by big oil. it is fighting for criminal justice reform. c

an end to poverty project in 1982 would be elected to the california state assembly after a decade in a position he would serve as a state senator. for eight years and he later became the author and wrote several books on environmental and world affairs. he died at the ucla medical center in santa monica and 76 years old. >>> thousands of babies die each year from sudden infant death syndrome but there is a new recommendation that could drastically reduce that number. doctors say sharing a room with a baby for at least the first six months can cut the risk of sids by 50%. the recommendation is part of a new set of guidelines from the american academy of pediatrics. the academy does not recommend sharing same bed, the guidelines we want parents to place babies on their backs to sleep. >>> we can see her and keep an eye on her and listen to her breathing and never let her sleep in the same bed with us, it's just too dangerous. but doctors say exclusive breast-feeding can reduce the risk of sids by as much as 70%. >>> donald trump continues to question the integrity of the us elections but what happens after the votes are counted?

this is about electing the next united states senator from california. as a proud daughter of california, i believe that old adage, so goes california, so goes the rest of the country. people look to us for what leadership and change looks like. this is about who will be the leader, who could be a leader and who has a track record of being a leader. i have traveled up and down the state, i have that with folks and worked with folks. that is why i'm proud to have the support of someone like huerta or the united farm workers. i have a track record that has proven what we can do when a leader actually shows up. it has been the work of bringing $20 billion back to california, providing a path for unaccompanied minors coming through mexico where we give them protection and support, fighting for california's climate change laws, some of the toughest in the country. all is under attack from big oil, and yet, we stand up. mark: thank you so much. please vote on november 8. [applause] >> our campaign 2016 coverage continues on c-span with live debate for u.s. hou

first vietnamese refugees settled in san jose. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: state senator came up from southern california. >> i have to say from orange county we envy and are jealous. >> reporter: push is to raise enough money to build a permanent votemize center. -- vietnamese center. there is talk the next will cost $15 million. >> we can make this happen. we recognize it won't happen with public dollars. >> reporter: on this historic day he said it best. >> we have a home before we have a life. that is what we believe. must have a home first. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >>> people braved the frain the music festival. the -- rain for the music festival. some fans stormed social media to demand refund on their tickets. one person tweeted show times were delayed. not prepared for rain. closed most areas down and performers flaked. #refund. another person tweeted the rain or shine was false marketing. organizers responded to the complaints saying many of you grew frustrated at the lack of information and we want to apologize. the organizers announced they will not be refunding tickets. >>> the rain didn

later in life he changed paths t serving in california's state s senate for nearly 20 years.ears his family says he died he yesterday after a long illness. he was 76 years old. >>> at and t making a bid to buy time warner for a whopping $85.4 billion.5.4 the merger gives at&t controlon over channels like hbo and cnn c channels but the two companies s say the merger will lead too innovative new experiences fornr customers.omer last week though donald trumpna vowed to kill that deal if elected president and he's notnt the only one who is against that deal.al and finally, the smithsonian over a rainbow the museum has h reached its fundraising goal,oa crowd funding goal give dorothy's famous red slippersedp from the wizard of makeover. 5300 suppo rters from six continents chipped in and raised $300,000. the slippers can be seen of course right here inippers d.c. they're one of the most belovedd items at the national museum of american history. so, yay.. globally folks did it. lov love that. >> me, too.. >> no place like home. he. >> right. >> slowing down your biologicali clock. is that

he won election to the state assembly and state senate in california. he was 76. >>> we should get an update today on the tour bus crash in skilled 13 people and injured dozens more. the holiday tour bus rear ended a semi truck. the bus was wedged 15 feet into the trailer and mangled metals and bus seats were tossed around the highway. >> most of the victims were unrestrained and therefore flown true the air and ended up sustaining facial trauma. >> in almost 35 years i have there were 13 confirmed fatal injuries. it's tough for all of us. >> the cause of the crash is unknown. state and federal investigators are continuing to look for the cause. >>> former pennsylvania attorney general will learn today whether she will go to prison, convicted of leaking information from a grand jury investigation to embarrass a political arrival and then lied about it. her attorn probation or house arrest so she can raise her son. >>> and a manhunt is under way in oklahoma city after two officers were shot last night responding to a shots fired call at an rv park. polic

california senate debate. the los angeles times writing the family fight between two democratic senators is a byproduct of the states system. now we take you live to cal state los angeles for the first and only scheduled debate between, harris and loretta sanchez. >> the race for california's first open senate the in 20 years. abc seven presents the california senatorial debate. moderator: thank you for joining us for the u.s. senate debates sponsored by abc seven. i am mark brown. is th time in these two candidates will be facing each other on the debate stage. let's bring them out right now. attorney general kamala harris and attorney -- representative sanchez. [applause] moderator: thank you for joining us and think the candidates for being here. adrian albert, dr. ray sonnenschein and the president of the league of women voters of california. here is a quick overview. we will begin with a longform question, i will ask the first question, and the person to whom that is addressed will get 90 seconds to answer and the other candidate will get one minute to respond. and then there will be an additional 30 seconds af

california u.s. senate race, state attorney general and senate candidate kamala harris will be campaigning in san francisco today. she will be with scott wiener greeting voters and meeting people. she is competing against loretta sanchez for the alpine -- the open senate seat. sanchez has been polling ahead of her. >>> a new gallup poll out three weeks before voters in 9 states decide whether to expand legal access to 'including california, the paul says 60% of adults support legalization for recreational and medicinal use. that's compared to just 12% of support when the question was asked for the first time in 1969. last year support for pot legalization was at 58%. >>> now to the east bay where a man is in custody this morning after police say he admitted to them that he killed his mother in hayward at their home. serves deputies found the mother's body, patricia carpenter in her home earlier this month. her son am a 28-year-old mario thomas was arrested tuesday in washington state and is suspected of killing the mother. police got a call that thomas was trying to steal valuables from the car they arrest

federal agents signed 18 treaties, with 119 california indian communities, obligating them 700,488,000 acres of the state. u.s. senators in washington, d.c., reputed these treaties. in 1853, congress authorized five military reservations, not to exceed 25,000 acres each, and conferred no legal recognition or land title on california indian nations. the results were 44 old -- the results were fourfold. first, reservations were not patented, and jurisdiction over indian reservation land was left uncertain. second, california indians did not become explicit wards of the federal government. third, because jurisdiction remained uncertain, confusion and conflict between and among state and federal authorities prevailed. finally, united states army major general's 1857 interpretation of california reservations' legal status denied them protection. and i quote -- "until these are effected, they united states has no right to prevent whites from entering the reserves, or even from takinghem indians, squaws and children." federal officials thus made california indian people particularly vulnerable to kidnapping, slavery, assault,

in 1982, hayden entered electoral politics, first winning a seat in the california state assembly, later in the california senate. we turn now to a speech hayden gave last year at a conference in washington, d.c. titled , "vietnam: the power of protest." >> i want to start off by saying how many of you i love very much and have known for such a long time. i only hope there is enough minutes and occasions here for us to get to know each other again because we have really been through a lifetime. today, we will have plenty of time for discussion, for panels, for up serve rations. at 4:00, we will gather to march to the king memorial. i just want to say a word about that. i know ron is going to speak to this, but why was that chosen? it is because in keeping with trying to make sure our history is told accurately, we have to tell it ourselves. we have to recognize dr. king became a martyr because of his stand on vietnam, not only because of his stand on race, justice, economic poverty. and there has been a tendency over the many decades to make dr. king a monument to nonviolence alone. and we need to remember he wa