> this is a long-term project that she hopes to continue for 10-20 years. >>> the walnut creek city council will rule on a major residential business development proposed for the city called the 1910 mixed-use project located near north main street. this parcel of land is across from the target store and near the bart station. the project would include 135 apartments and 10,000 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor. >>> a commission approved the design last month but a trade union filed an appeal claiming an environmental review had not been conducted. >>> we are coming up on the 5:00 hour and one of our top stories is a six-year-old abducted from his home. this morning, authorities are still searching for him. what happened when he was taken and the car you should look out for on the road. >>> bill cosby is expected to be sentenced today. how much time he could spend behind bars. >>> good morning. traffic is moving pretty well on most commutes, sofar. this is too weighty in san jose, looking good toward 17. >>> we have fog. a lot of fog. a big difference on the temps, 30 degr

congressman o'rourke: those six years on the city council, every \years on the city council, every yearwe balanced the budget. we did not see each other as republicans or democrats. we saw each other as el pasoans with a common interest in delivering for the taxpayers. only one of us on this stage has started and run a small business, had to meet payroll every single week, had to go before the bank and try to get a loan to expand the business, had to hustle for new customers and make sure that we kept those who we already had happy going forward. that required balancing a budget and understanding how to make ends meet. i want to make sure we are not giving way to corporations. that is what senator cruz would do, thanks to the contributions he has received from those political action committees. he is working for clampdown and the corporations and the special interests. he is not working for the people of texas. >> representative, that is your time. we are at the final question. we would like to end this on a positive note, ask you to tell us something that you admire about your opponent

this we cupertino city council approved a law for 3000 units. it's a project that's been plagued by delays and opposition from critics worried about traffic and over accounting -- overcrowding. >>> we are getting another check on whether right now with emily. you've got good news for us. >> i am happy to read for it's friday. i'm happy to report can be sunny and beautiful. it's going to continue to be that way through the weekend. you are welcome. looking toward the bay bridge. look how beautiful that is. you can see to the east bay. it's nice and clear out there. our temperatures are pretty warm. san francisco at 59. in santa rosa it's 50. 59 in san francisco. now you know twice because i already said that. we are nothing too many issues with visibility because of the clear skies. we are seeing some coastal fog but looking good in the north bay. we will check in with this. that may change through the morning. your satellite and radar shows this high pressure which is what we have for the last day of our warm temperatures. it will not go away co

we encourage you to reconsider your intention to run for city council."then gave the link to a website slamming her, using her own pictures, images she herself had posted to social media, mixed with what hundley describes as blatant lies, accusations of lascivious, drunk and drug-addled behavior. >> it's extortion because it was demanding that i do something. >> reporter: but instead of stepping aside, hundley stepped forward, and in a youtube video told the public she had been threatened. >> its purpose is to make me afraid. >> reporter: and she gave their tactics a name. >> it was slut shaming. >> reporter: meaning? to you what does that mean, that phrase? >> slut shaming is an attempt to use women's sexuality against them. >> reporter: the website has since disappeared. maria jobin-leeds runs a non-profit supporting women in politics. >> the exciting thing is so frequently people like rachel stand up and say buzz off, back off, enough. >> reporter: so you basically felt like you were speaking for other women? >> i was. my hope was that it would spread

>> in any city government the city council control the message, they control the information. they control the agenda, and it's very clear to us, having been involved since 2000 -- well, two and a half years ago that the city council wants certain things to happen, and they've been guiding the process to allow certain things to happen, and we've been objecting to it. >> it's a well thought out plan. community came together. lots of studies, the city engineer, the traffic studies, the circulation studies. i mean, the process had worked and the whole adage the facts are on the side, pound the facts. i just want to pound the facts. if the facts aren't on your side, pound the table. the other side is pounding the table, frankly. >> reporter: both sides reiterated how much they love livermore, that they want what is best for this town here in wine country. both sides obviously have differences of opinion what that is. reporting live here in livermore, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> a lot to catch up on there, thank you so much, bob. >>> heads up for anyone planning to drive th

>> well, first of all it was a huge step from city council for a city of machine 50,000 people to -- city of 50,000 people to the congress. but i learned that every vote is not the end of your career. and it all measures out in the long-run. and it's what people can trust in you and believe in you and that you are who you say you are. and that shows when you're making decisions. >> what prompted you to run for congress in 1992? >> well, barbara boxer announced that she was -- she called a bunch of democrats to her home that were activists. and she said i'm running, i'm going to run for senate. and she had been our congresswoman for ten years, and i knew that that was the only chance i'd ever have because it was an open seat. i would never have run against her. it would have stupid. [ laughter ] >> so i waited for our -- the redistricting to come out. that was -- and where i lived, i lived in petaluma, northern california. north of san francisco. my town was very northern edge of barbara boxer's district. and she had san francisco, some of san francisco, and she had vallejo. and there

city council voted tonight to allow some new billboards and electronic signs on some city- owned land. the decision marks the end of a decades long ban on billboards dating back to the 1970s. many city officials say the change to bring more revenue. >> i think a lot of great cities around the world have electronic signage. it is important for us to do this carefully. and knowing there is likely a strong reaction if we stray far from the most urban parts of downtown. >> as part of the next step the city will send out a request of proposals and then select companies to advertise. >>> we have a look at the weather. >> the billboard for the weather would be, rain chance early next week. there is a bona fide rain chance coming to the bay area. first time since april. it is foggy in seven cisco. 55 in the city. 51 in santa rosa. 55 four san jose. san francisco 54. pleasanton hit 93 today. ocean beach had a high of 57 degrees. we have the offshore wind but it's not making it all the way to the immediate coastline. the majority of the bay area above average yesterday, today and tomorrow. and

. >>> and alameda county, the dublin city council could decide next month on a controversial plan to build an ikea furniture store there. the city's planning commission got an ear full last night mostly about the potential for traffic gridlock. the store will be built up interstate-580. >> reporter: they carried signs and more t-shirts at that at all. no to an ikea in dublin. >> we have a change.org petition going around with thousands of people who have voiced her concerns. >> reporter: they are against the ikea on 27 acres of land the company owns. right off a 580. the store would take a 317,000 square-foot. the shopping center would occupy another 97,000 square feet on the property. and there would be six acres of open space and an underground parking lot. >> i work in redwood city and i commute to -- there on a daily basis. so my own commute is only like three hours. >> reporter: residents fear the gridlock would get worse if the city council approves the project. >> reporter: what you say to people who feel that this is too much development and it will bring traffic and dublin ha

woolsey: first of all, it was a huge step from city council, a city of less than in thepeople, to here congress. learned thaty every vote is not the end of your career, and it all, you know, measures out in the long run. people can trust in you and believe in you, and that you are who you say you are, and that shows when you are making decisions. matt: what prompted you to run for congress in 1992? ms. woolsey: well, barbara boxer announced -- she called a bunch of democrats to her home that were activists, and she said, i am going to run for senate. she had been our congresswoman for 10 years, and i knew that that was the only chance i would ever have, because it was an open seat. i never would have run against her. it would have been stupid. [laughs] ms. woolsey: so i waited for our redistricting to come out, and where i lived -- i lived in petaluma, northern california, 40 minutes north of san francisco. my town was very northern edge -- on the very northern edge of barbara boxer's district. she had san francisco, some of san francisco, and there was no way you could live in petalum

at the same time the city council is considering a ban on overnight rv parking. >> it's a really bad situation. people have been here for 20 years plus. people are born here, they have grown here, they have kids already and they live in rv's because they can't pay the rent. >> they're victims of a regional housing crisis that palo alto is doing significant heavy lifting to try to alleviate. >> the public works and transportation committee met tonight to discuss the proposed overnight parking ban. that's the first step before the city council takes up the measure. >>> a verdict reached in a decades old bay area murder. but then a twist. the millionaire defendant missing in action. where police finally found him. >> and a different approach to crime fighting. california police launch their own podcast to help catch a killer on the run. >> and a brand new neighborhood in the middle of the bay. but the transformation of treasure island is coming at a cost to drivers. but the millionaire suspect was nowhere to be found. kpix >>> a dramatic twist in a bay area murder over 20-years old. the

city council woman ayanna pressley running against michael capuano.nn's miguel marquez. >> reporter: christine and dave, a lot of people are watching this race because of the insurgency from the left. long time congress member michael capuano has been here for ten terms in a blue district and part of the area he represented here was represented by jfk. ayanna pressley is making a run here after being elected to city council. although she has been involved in politics and doesn't fit, she is an african-american and the first african-american female elected to the boston city council. she is trying to capitalize on the energy. the far left energy. we caught up with both on the last day of campaigning. >> i believe there is a paradigm shift that is occurring. there are winds of change afoot. >> democratic party like all party, is no different. we also have the issues internally. that's what families do. it is always a struggle for the hearts and minds of the party. >> reporter: the polls have shown the incumbent michael capuano up by at least ten points.

it is the first step before the city council takes up the measure. >>> the cupertino city council is moving forward with a big housing development plan. the proposal which was approved last night includes nearly 3,000 housing units and retail space on the site of the old vallco mall along north wolfe road. some of those units will be set aside as affordable housing. officials deliberated more than 5 hours before the vote. this came after tuesday night's marathon meeting that included public comment. the plan sparked a heated debate among neighbors who said it would bring more traffic and overcrowding. meanwhile, another victory for the developer. city staff says the project has qualified to be fast tracked under a new state law. >>> time check, 4:52. from singer to host, the new gig for kelly clarkson. bowls to serve teriyaki. see that right there? you can't say that. i can't tell people to try my bowls? no. check out my bowls? nope. what about my billboard? (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. >>> today's highs: role, and a rare film festival the temperatures are going to continue t

sot libby schaaf/ oakland mayor 34-43wednesday night the cupertino city council did approve the constructon of nearly 3000 homes in the old vallco mall...and for its part cupertino believe at least prior to approving the apple campus their housing was in line with where it should be sot darcy paul/cupertino mayor 56-106but schaaf isn't buying it saying the lack of housing production in the bay area, particularly in areas of high job growth, contributes to the region's housing crisis and puts additional pressure on places like #oakland. and she says several other cities will have to take a hard look at their contribution

. >> at this late hour the city council in east palo alto is still discussing a ban on rvs. a pilot program helping people live in rvs was passed back in july and allows them to park in a parking lot and the lot only holds 20 rvs and many other rvs are parking in streets and the council is considering an or nance that park on public streets overnight. no word if the city council will mick a final decision tonight. >> well, late tonight as well, a major decision about a legendary property in the south bay. the valco shopping mall will be transformed into a huge $4 billion complex. we're talking homes, retail stores and office space. now, after months of heated debate and especially tonight, the cupertino city council sided with developers saying it will be a big boost to the local economy. >> the mall's goes over 1 million square of vacant space and that's the lions share of them all and the remaining tennants there are suffering from obviously being in a dead mall. they are looking for revitalization. this community is looking to have this mall restored as a social heart as

i can say i'm very proud to see how the city council voted. i i was in union organizer for city council to go against the staff, all the recommendations i am mixed because the city council voted because they looked at all the materials, and everything and they realize that the environment and our water usage and that was the best plan , the delta plan. i urge you all to look at the plan and you think about all the scientists, on all sides. i have been going to the state board meetings and i can tell you that every position had a scientist backing their plan. we had farmers saying we need the water. we can't even take showers. it takes 1 gallon to produce a one element. 25 gallons is what we are saying that is 25 omens for the farmers who are saying they need water. i think the delta plan is a compromise and there are pistachio owners who say they will litigate too because they want the water. i urge you to realize there are many people in the delta plan. it is a compromise. they listen to every side of the story and they listen to all scientis

patients and visitors. ( robin ) in martinez -- the city council could give final approval this week to open the city's first medical marijuana dispensary... called firefly. however there is some concern over its location... near a gym facility -- called power endurance training. if it is determined that the gym qualifies as a "youth center"... that would affect where the dispensary can be located. the planning commission already determined in july... that power endurance training did not qualify as a "youth center," despite center owners' claims 95-percent of their clients are younger than 18. the city council will make the final decisionat its meeting on wednesday night. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... michelle obama is coming to the bay area. we will tell you where you can expect to see the former first lady. (robin) plus... you may want to think twice before you take your daily dose of aspirin. (robin) and in the east bay... a father opens a rehab center in honor of his late daughter. we take a look at his touching tribute. (ácommercialá) (robin) welcome back. chec

each other for the crisis the new health minister of a dime oil has to have the opposition run city council is mismanaged and corrupt the opposition says the government should provide more money for water and sanitation harari city council workers say they need nearly ten billion dollars to repair water sewers and roads the funding is going to be in so much for coming also partly because the customers will use the infrastructure do not pay their bills the city is in it is of seven hundred eighty million by its customers which money if you did come could have gone towards the dean of the with the water system this latest cholera outbreak is present investment in god was first a major challenge since he won the election in july residents representatives complain of corruption even the pipes that have been laid underground through corruption they are looking the. companies companies with the relationship with the council of the show's council managers councillors or government to lay down some of the pipes in these pipes could not sustain the huge population that we now have but they took away

wednesday night the council will decide if the city should allow legal marijuana sales within city limitsouncil votes yes it would also decide how many pot shops will be allowed as well as potential manufacturing and delivery businesses martinez city council meeting is wednesday night at 7 pm. >>> some students and faculty at the city college of san francisco are upset over the cancellation of 177 classes this fall. 822 students are affected by the cancellations. according to the san francisco examiner the college board of trustees says a majority of the cuts were due to low enrollment in the eliminated classes. this is despite free tuition for san francisco residents. the trustees also say the college is offering 200 more classes than it did last fall. cancellations have some students complaining and contemplating legal action against the college. >>> this week alameda county city council will decide on a new waterfront residential project. it is called the in seoul terminal project that would be built on buena vista avenue. that would be built on buena vista avenue . the plan calls for

gallo/oakland city council: with the bond we are looking at 90-million-dollars.le of oakland that have for years and years and years the fan base has been extremely loyal to the oakland raiders">( james )gallo says he anticipates the suit will be filed by the season opener monday night. the n-f-l and raiders have not commented on this story. ( james ) still ahead ... the president of a bay area private school has resigned... over allegations she ignored sexual abuse claims. (ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... temperatures similar to yesterday's for your thursday as highs will peak in the 50's and 60's along the coast, 70's and 80's along the bay and inland. skies will be seen as mostly sunny into the afternoon after morning clouds are seen leaving the scene. after today daytime highs inland will begin to boost, eventually taking many inland areas back into the 90's.areas back into many inland areas back into the 90's. no major hot spot