investigators couldn't figure out who the woman in the driveway was.nd they figured adam frasch was standing squarely in it. had put himself there when he claimed samira let him take the children to the beach house. >> i know she would never give the kids. this is for sure. >> reporter: and certainly not the way they were dressed. wasn't samira's style. >> the day that adam took the children to go to panama city to give samira a break, they were in pajamas. >> which simply wouldn't happen if she had anything to do with it? >> simply wouldn't happen. not at all. >> i see. >> reporter: open to interpretation, of course. like phone messages left by adam on samira's phone after his friend kendall told him she was dead. what were they to make of this? >> samira. please turn on your phone. and call me as soon as you get this message. i'm starting to worry about you, baby. please call me back. >> he had called her throughout the day, leaving voicemails. "i'm getting worried about you. why aren't you answering your phone?" >> hmm. wouldn't that suggest more in

the memorial is now been set up in the driveway where he died. >> the motive like i said, you know, ourestigators are working other information that they have right now. >> union city police still can't say whether the shooting was random or targeted. 10 oreos wife is also in the dark admitting her husband was a very private person, but she can rule out certain things. >> no getting later and no drug really doesn't do >> nothing like >> i don't know if he owed some people for money, you know, in terms of our plans for the future. she says it's too early to say she just hopes her husband's killer is brought to justice. i need that person to come it's not fair. you know, if. i we just need answers, you ksow, just so we can get a sense of closure. >> both the family and police are reaching out to the community asking anyone who might have surveillance video that can shed some light on this or any other information to come forward and hopes it will help the police investigation live in union city. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you, dan family and friends of jonathan court has held a rally o

we can tell you that the person who was killed was killed in his driveway. he was the father of 3, a devoted husband. everyone, including police still looking for answers. >> there are some days where >> you know, an emotional wreck. but mostly rachel to norio says she's following friday night's murder of her husband 35 year-old joaquin to norio known to everyone is kenny was shot and killed while in the driveway of their union city hall. 10 oreos wife says she heard the gunshot. there's kids here. so we thought, you know, maybe the bottle rocket. well, we all still came outside tenure. ios wife was down the street at her sister-in-law's but came running back to find her husband's body lying in the driveway. we were in in total shock. didn't know what to >> screaming running back in for a memorial has now been set up in front of the home where he died. >> investigators right now. is taken all the leads, all the information that they have at the time. and you know, they're investigating to the fullest. so they're developing whatever leads to come of the infor

>> yes, i do, your honor. >> judge judy: and you share a common driveway with the defendant.e do not. >> judge judy: do you have a photograph -- >> yes, i do. >> judge judy: of where she lives as opposed to where you are? >> yes, i do. >> judge judy: i'd like to take a look at it. >> this is my house, and that's their house with their driveway. >> judge judy: so you're next door to each other? >> correct. that's how close we are. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that the defendant backed into your iron gate. >> she ran into it forward. >> judge judy: forward. and damaged it. >> and damaged it. >> judge judy: you want her to pay for the damage. and ms. white says she never did that, and she's got a counterclaim for harassment and for filing a restraining order against her. >> correct. >> judge judy: how long have you been neighbors? >> they moved in in april, so it's only been a couple months from april till now. >> judge judy: how long have you been there? >> i've been there for 20 years.

they will host monster mashes again in the driveway so it is perfectly safe, everything outside. that will happen tomorrow night, saturday night and then of course sunday night. you guys said around 7:00 to 8:00. something like that. as long as people want to come out. >> nadine street. it looks like it is scary but not so scary. not gross or anything like that. >> reporter: no, no, no. it is mostly, so we will have alex come and take a look at some of the decorations. nds snothintoscy. mb es know, if you interested, ken, i know you have a bunch of grandkids. bring them all down. 227nadine street. >> thank you. >> and paul, i know you don't know this but the crypt of 5 will be performing there. >> i will have to find out what exactly that is. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> none of us do. i am a human shrug emojie. a chance of showers along the coast and north bay. don't let yourself be worried by it. we do not have it etched in stone if it will happen. if you get a few showers be flexible. don't cancel anything. we will talk about light amounts of rainfall. trace in most spots wit

then, a man backed up to this driveway to save another man's life. >> moments before firecrews arrived. a quick-thinking man with a white van jumped into action. >> i am glad he was there. there, he put it in. tried to save a life. what can you say? he was a hero, you know. >> he was a hero. he helped save my friend's life. >> the hero put a ladder on the roof and guided a resident to safety. the fire started after noon and 911 calls immediately flooded dispatch. the first engine arrived with 33 minute bus if it was not for the hero the victim may not be alive. >> just seconds after this man was rescued from this window and the fireball that you see coming out of that window essentially would of killed this person. most definitely would of caused severe injuries to this person. >> the san francisco fire department says that a lit cigarette started the blaze as the victim fell asleep. a smoke alarm woke the resident up so he can at least open his window and call out for help. the fire department is hoping to track the hero down to say thank you. friends say the victim is a bit shaken bu

three blocks from here, the same story, alleyways and driveways completely flooding. we saw the same thing in downtown san norcal an hour ago. cars were still driving through london and lincoln avenue. the whole street is now blocked off but the good story -- the goodwill store had to close due to flooding. several businesses had been impacted by the rain and flooding. the manager did not have a chance to get sandbags and he didn't have any other choice but to put a piece of towel in front of his business. he says he wishes he knew how this brad wieck -- how bad this rain is going to be. it was the worst rain he has seen in 30 years. the water has never gotten this close to your restaurant before? >> never. not too much. this year a lot of water. >> what's your plan? >> i plan may be to give the heavy -- maybe to close early. >> it was a little bit flooded and then the next thing you know we just started pushing the water out. and it seems like, it was just getting bigger and bigger and bigger the drains were clogged. >> has your business flooded before? >> this is ou

. >> is become so bad that some residents can't even get out of their blocked driveways.: write orange barricades with a handwritten sign, no trucks are up on dominguez avenue in wilmington to try to preserve the neighborhood. homeowners are tired of the constant stream of trucks dropping shipping containers nearby. >> the kids can play football in the street anymore, can't ride their little atc's out here. the little plastic ones. they can be a kid no more. >> reporter: the gridlock has gotten so bad on some residential streets that people are trapped, unable to get out of their driveways, even though posted signs prohibit trucks over 6000 pounds. an empty container weighs more than 8000 pounds. >> sometimes we said there for maybe 5 minutes, to wait for them to notice that we want to go in and out. we've been having these issues for a few months already. >> reporter: the you cti trucking company is a few doors down. the owner says he has tried to find room for more than 100 containers, but his lot has space for only 65. the challenge is bigger now with congestion at the

it was very difficult for me to get out of my driveway this morning. it was so slick at to at to slowly drive. >> so i'm hoping that you give yourself more time this morning to get to wherever you need to go and that you're not in a rush because this is these are conditions you don't want to play with first rain of the season. right. exactly. one of the first rains of the season that comes along with some extra slick conditions on roadways. >> just because by this point in the year. you've got all these oils and just all that material accumulated on roadways and once you start seeing some rain on the roadway. it lifts a little bit of that makes for some extra slick driving conditions. so typically your first couple rains of the season is kind of a washing effect on our roadways and that could actually make it extra extra slick out there. so just a heads up as you do get out there on road rays roadways. rain is exactly right. conditions out there are going to be slick today and also a little windy. look at the flag above pier 15. here is really pushing

and there was a jeep heading up along the driveway.ven by a young man she had not known. >> he sat there for a while. like he was looking around for something. i told tickets to stay down. out of sight, so they wouldn't be seen. >> was he lost? looking for help? >> she took no chances, she reached for the gun, chad had taught her how to use. >> i have my revolver, and i was headed towards the door. >> and then, whoever it was, backed up and drove away. >> so what did that do to your level of anxiety that we can? >> it was really high? >> that evening, still on it, carrying the kids watch the movie and fell asleep on the couch. chad left outside with his friends, will -- >> we were just sitting on the porch. >> the story of what happened next, is both complex and as you see, disputed. which is why we had shot or on video to help us illustrate events. it was nine or 10 pm said check, when his friends noticed the car. >> and then they said, he just shut off his headlights and pulled up around the driveway. >> what was going on? the car th

a gold buick like taglianetti's spotted in reed's driveway that afternoon.n's lawn, it was a atm receipt linked to's bank account. >> what a detail? >> wonderful. >> there were more incendiary cindy airy emails to,. a flurry sent to keith reed the night before the murder. capital letters stuff. exclamation points. >> i'm going to get you. i'm going to take care of you. you don't mess with me and my family. >> and all but say goodnight forensic evidence found in taglianetti's car. in a case under the driver seat lee a 3:57 revolver. it was wrapped in a print out of his wife's steamy emails. and on the gun itself -- >> we had keith's blood not only on the barrel but in the barrel. that was the gun that was pressed up against keith reed's back. and >> a big surprise found on's a laptop, the prosecution said. an exit strategy. hours before his arrest, rob taglianetti but a one way ticket to israel. >> his ultimate idea was to get out of the country. >> but as convincing as the prosecution's case appeared, defense attorney told the jury it was not at all what it

i am happy to see the curb cut removed and the driveway and the garden. it has been gun ingenuously to get the bike vault in there. unless you see the width you will think it is a little garden. i think most important will consider that to be architecturally more appealing than a driveway. it is going to be different because of that from the neighboring properties. that is common in the city. some houses built at a similar time have garage conversions and some do not. that is how the city reads. i found the alterations to the back to be very organized and compatible architecturally. it organizations a messy rear of the structure. i did an additional living unit added. that is not under our consideration. given what is under our consideration i am strong fully in support of the application and i am happy to say why later. i feel like this project is going to give people a little hint of what the house used to look like before the garage was added. finally, i want to support commissioner nageswaran's comment regarding the wall. that is why walls like mine a

county department of public works is encourage you to take action now by clearing dead leaves by the driveway and the rooftop gutters and the storm drains. it recommends you test the stump pumps and stock up on sandbags. crews say they just finished storm season preps on creeks, tide fates and pump stations. road work was down too. they say the maintenance division just wrapped up their practice of inspecting and cleaning roadside storm drain, removing debris build up to reduce cloggg lookinties, a lot of the inuctu the future as well. a lot of our work just is focused on what we need to do to maintain those facilities so we are ready when the rain comes. >> okay. flooding is not the only issue. we saw this the other day when the light rainfalls sometimes power lines can fall and spark fires. that little storm that passed through, caused 28,000 people to be without power. we want to make sure that you are prepared and aware of everything that could come with this potential rainfall. we are live in san rafael. i'm justin andrews. >> thank you. >>> a lot of good information. now there is going

you approach the mansion coming up the driveway that is shaped like a guitar, very appropriate for nashville, the front of the mansion you see two story portico the runs across the house with a gallery and wings when it off to the side that is clearly very state of the art for 1835, and just a very imposing house that became the model for many other plantation houses. they began building the nucleus of this building in 1819, and their financial position had turned around sufficiently that they were ready to build a house of this size. they moved into the house in 1821. it was basically the same building as this, but much simpler. rachel died in 1828, and then in the years following her death the house was expanded. at one point the house burn and it was rebuilt into the mansion that we know today. the original plan of the house, the middle part, is called the center hall or georgian plan house where there's a center hall on both floors and then four rims, two two on each f the hallway and the stairway in the center hall. again behind me you see the curved flying stairway that we have today t

walk around the property so good when you drive onto your property is there drainage on the driveway, make sure it's cleaned out. take a look at your gutters and your rooftop to make sure the leaves are leaning out of the gutters and the downs belts are open and free flowing. make sure you take a walk around your property, you know it best of the areas you need to attend to, make sure you have supplies ahead of time . >> are there any concerns with the storms that you have? >> not particularly. were looking forward to the rain but i think with the drought, were watching the wind carefully because we knows so that the trees have drought stress . >> this rain is expected to come later today because all the tips she just gave us, be sure that you do it today, during the daytime because the rain will be moving in . >> live in marin county, justin andrews with kpix 5 . >> with that letang things over to mary lee for a quick look at what we can expect . >> it's so good to prepare for the storms because were going to see one after the other setting up for not weather pattern for us in the ba

. >> the flood we had in new year's eve 2005, that barely got into my driveway. >> he says some drivewaysrged in more than two feet of water. a similar scene a couple of miles down the road. that downtown was bone dry over a week ago and was close to overflowing. >> around 5:00, we had the sirens going off and the police came by and said you have to evacuate. >> this is as high as it has been in quite a few years. >> the mayor is >> in recovery mode. >>everything is back up and running to speed. people are taking off the floodgates and the creek looks to be at a decent level. ama: let's take a look at the pg&e power outages hat. still a lot of customers without service. we just learned of an outage impacting people in central fremont. keep that in mind. dan: all eio o have been lifted for santa cruz county. there were concerns for flooding and mudslides in the mountains due to the burn scar left behind . some trees did come down, including one that smashed a car in felton. there was flooding in boulder creek but no significant damage reported. you can track the weather live anytime on the

her car was in the driveway. that was a good sign. repeated knocks at the door, however, went unanswered. peering through a window, the officers saw nothing. not a soul around. they called mackenzie's that to report the news. and next, the officers phoned mackenzie's friends, bus and professors. none of them had seen her. all reasons why at the end of this unsettling day, mackenzie's case was referred to a place that sounded very serious indeed. the salt lake city police departments on the side squad. >> we get a lot of missing persons cases in salt lake city. >> lieutenant todd mitchell was the units chief detective. >> so, i tried my best to sift through those and find the ones that raise that here on the back of your neck, for the lack of the backer term. and this raise the hair on the back of my neck. so, that's why i decided, yes, we need to take action now. and at least are on an issue investigation into it. >> through three told, most reports are easily resolved. the missing person may have simply lost their phone or just decid

a memorial has been set up in the driveway where he died.ity police have not said whether the shooting was random or targeted, but they are asking anyone with information or possible surveillance surveillance video to come forward. and opening statements began today for the trial of the danville police officer accused of manslaughter officer andrew hall shot and killed laudemer arboleda in november 2018 following a chase that day hall shot arboleda 9 times. police say arboleda tried slowly driving away from them. the sheriff's investigation cleared hall of any wrongdoing. the district attorney's office announced it was pressing charges in the incident after hall shot and killed another man earlier this year. the district attorney is still reviewing this year's shooting. >> a year ago where, you know, healthcare heroes everybody's happened force and now we're being in some areas are asked and you know, just believe and ridicule for what we're trying to do. we just as depressing presley. i wish that people who don't believe in the vaccine or h

. >> reporter: patty was watching the rising waters flowing and spilling down her driveway. then came the nixle alert on her phone, an evacuation order for 95 families. >> we're going to bring a boat, and you have 20 minutes. a boat. >> we couldn't walk out, and we couldn't drive out. >> reporter: within minutes, she and her neighbors and their pets got on an inflatable raft. she was able to return to her home when the water subsided. school was canceled on monday for students at a nearby elementary, because flood waters seeped into the school's cafeteria. as for the flooded apartment that we told you about earlier, this is what it looks like today. a mud-soak the carpet and bright red signposted outside that says owner may enter at own risk. there. >> reporter: two agencies in charge of clearing out this mess. a spokesperson for the water agency says the last time they cleared tons and tons of sediment from this creek was back in 2018. so those two agencies are going to work together to hopefully clear out all of that remaining debris and make sure this neighborhood is read

see us. >> some people near the end of the driveway?olm's story, she sudden realized -- >> that's you. >> it was us. we ran back into the police station. took baby back out of seat, went back in and said we just talked to my sister's husband's cousin. and he had a really frantic interaction with him. the policeman said, wait a second. i'm going to get you a detective. >> the next person aasha met was detective chris gable. >> missing persons cases are not usually your department. >> no, they're not. >> but this was different? >> this one different. coming up, inside their home, a strange clue buried in a closet. and then inside their marriage, something buried there too. >> she found out about it and she was furious. >> she was furious. >> when "dateline" continues. baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all

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a memorial has now been set up in the driveway where he died. union city police still cannot say whether the shooting was random or targeted. they are asking anyone with information or possible surveillance video to come forward. and take a look at this new video taken moments after a car crashed into a 7.11 in san leandro. it happened about 4 o'clock on sunday afternoon on east 14th street, the car smashed straight through the front window. injuring about 10 people. police say 6 of the victims were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. the cause of the crash still under investigation. >> parade tonight. facebook social media platforms are back online after an outage that lasted about 6 hours. if you tried using facebook instagram messenger or whats-app any time after 9 this morning, our time probably got this message saying we're having trouble finding that site. try again, we it couldn't have come at a worse time for the social networking company either. despite things being back up and running there. so a lot of unanswered qu

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the homeowner says he moved his car out of the driveway this morning just in case the tree toppled.ee forced chris to shut down a block of the lower grade highway between moraga and lawton street. you can see the tree landed on top of some parked cars. a downed tree closed down lake drive and golden gate park. the storm has caused dozens of flight cancellations at san francisco international airport. 58 flights have been canceled and another 286 have been delayed. open international airport reports 23 cancellations -- oakland international airport reports 23 cancellations. >> we are tracking our atmospheric river through the evening. it is slowly sinking to the south but we still have hours of heavy rain to get through. >> just how powerful has the storm been? we will take a look at this massive landslide. now, a northern california highway could be closed for days. >> sharks are playing in boston and tom terrific makes history. tom brady rewriti ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling sy

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. >> reporter: like last year, talia's family is keeping it safe with a table of treats in the driveways little peacock knows what's best. >> i wear my mask to be safe. >> reporter: so it can be a sweet halloween for everyone. york >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," the science of fear ahead of halloween. nate burleson talks with researchers and hollywood horror movie directors on whether fear is real. >>> plus, we'll take you to the kennedy space center for a preview of this weekend's spacex launch of four astronauts to the international space station. >>> and award-winning chef bryant terry stops by the times square studio with his new cookbook. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. ♪

smoke and flames were pouring out of this second story window and then a man backed up to this driveway to save another man's life. moments before fire crews arrived a quick thinking man with a white van jumped in to action. >> i'm glad he was there. he put in his -- he stopped what he was doing to save a life. what can you save? zero. he helped save my life. >> the hero put a -- the fire started just after noon and 911 calls flooded dispatch. the first engine arrived with in three minutes but if it wasn't for the hero the victim may not be alive. >> seconds after this man was rescued from this window in the fire ball you that see coming out of that window you would have killed this person. you would have caused severe injuries for this person. >> the fire department said that the lit cigarette started the blaze as the victim well asleep. the fire alarm woke him up. the fire department is hoping to track him down to say thank you. friends say the victim is a bit shaken but well. >> it's scary. it's really scary. i said things don't matter, your life does. i'm glad he was sill alive. >>

enough to remember halloween, they'll remember that crazy time we went and danced in somebody's drivewayith a bunch of monsters. it's great. >> so good. >> happy halloween! >> we decided to take it mobile and see what the community did with the decorations. decorations are top notch. >> i don't know. livermore is just into decorating for other holidays too. it's just about making memories and give them something to look forward to. >> we have seen all the community involvement and everyone going nuts for halloween. it brings back normalcy. >> if you go around all the houses this year, it's crazy. >> ♪ ghost busters. >> being kind and getting a smile especially in times like this, it is kind of what it's about. >> looks like a good time. the halloween party in livermore continues all weekend long tonight, tomorrow, and sunday. >>> time for the money watch report. two major tech companies seeing down turn in stock prices. elise preston reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks were higher on thursday. dow jumped 239 points. nasdaq rose 212 hitting a record high. s&p 500 added 44

we can tell you that the person who was killed was killed in his driveway.the father of 3, a devoted husband. everyone, including police still looking for answers. >> there are some days where >> you know, an emotional wreck. but mostly rachel to norio says she's following friday night's murder of

. >> it flooded all the driveways and entrances. >> floodwaters got very close to rita's apartment, thisn front of her unit. >> we were getting sandbags and putting the mound putting them out. >> my home flooded in 2005. >> donyell -- daniel freeman was prepared. >> we bring in equipment in the event we have to lift all of our dental equipment off the floor. >> residents suspect a heavy downpour caused the creek to rise so quickly. >> we came within three feet which is cause for concern but i think we were lucky and dodged the bullet. >> many creeks saw similar problems. mark west creek outside of santa rosa flooded. a few trucks made it to the road but not this car. the woman tried to back up and the engine died. >> since there was so road closed sign, i thought i would be fine. >> cynthia was stuck for about 10 minutes and became unsafe. >> the second the water started entering the car that's when i, i was like okay. then i got to the seat and, i got out then. >> this is how it looked three hours later. this evening the car is underwater. aside from flooded streets the downpour reduced

they're calling her death suspicious and they're focusing their investigation around a car found in a driveway. >> a run with a big cat happened in santa rosa. police called police about a mountain lion. they found the big cat on the front lawn of a home. they worked with rescuers to sedate the mountain lion and took it to a wildlife sank wary. they plan to conduct cat tips to figure out what to do with the animals. >> we're counting down to the olympics in beijing. 100 dawes away. america's next olympic figure skating hopeful is from the bay area. alyssa lou is 16 years old and already accomplished so much including two back to back national titles. i sat down with alyssa at her local training rink oakland ice. >> she's a combination of power and grace. 16-year-old alyssa lou is a name we heard before but we'll be hearing a lot more of in the coming months. >> how is everything feeling? is this sinking in that more things could be coming your way soon? >> yeah. it is definite i had crazy to think about how i started skating and now i'm here. she started skating at 5. at 14 she won the title a

she had them out in her driveway. her garage flooded but her house is fine.far as this pipe is concerned, east bay mud tells us this san eight-inch pipe that burst. made of asbestos cement. installed in 1950, which made it 71 years old. >> our system is very old. we're working really hard to be ramping up all of our infrastructure replacement effort. we're replacing more and more pipes each year to try to get ahead of this, but aging of the structure is certainly something that we are very invested in and taking care of. >> this is the third water line to break in alamo in a week. last friday as you can see in this video, one burst about a mile from here, the intersection of stone valley road. yesterday another pipe broke about a mile and a half away from our current location at stone valley and cole court. east bay mud acknowledged this is not a good look, especially since we're in a drought. there's no estimation how much water came out of this break this morning but it's definitely in the thousands of gallons but you can see right now east bay mud has the

. >> people cannot get out of their driveways because the trucks are all along the street. >> i had twos coming down here so i beat them to the point where they couldn't come through here. >> you used your trash can to block the street? >> i used my body, too. >> port officials are trying to move waiting cargo ships as quick as possible. >>> the port of oakland calling on companies to route more cargo there. the port says there's no backup or congestion. 54 ships stopped in oakland last month. port leaders add volume is up 4% this year, but there is capacity for more. >>> a former top adviser to president trump one step closer to being held in contempt of congress. but the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection voted unanimously to pursue that charge. nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake has that story. >> reporter: this morning as steve bannon moves closer to being charged with contempt of congress, the representatives investigating the january 6th riot inclined the former president and bannon were involved in the insurrection. >> it appears that mr. b

said in years past that some of the people who attend this event have vandalized his truck or his driveway, and that is why he's always concerned, and this year especially, because the event will go 1 hour later, and it will get darker sooner. shawn chitnis, kpix 5 . >>> fallout from one bay area school district after a student apparently wore a racist costume. kpix 5's andria borba spoke to students at pittsburg high school. she's live with the details on what went on. >> reporter: that racist costume was apparently a kkk costume cloak and hood worn between classes here at pittsburg high school. it happened yesterday in the first few periods of the day. >> it's not funny at all. her back for the first four. yesterday, a student on adair was wearing a kkk costume , hood and all, on the campus of pittsburg high school. in an email to parents, the principal said it was not worn during classes. students say they thought the teen boy was dressed as a ghost at first. >> everyone assumed he was a ghost at first, and then people found out he was a member as a joke, and they are like his friends d

we are keeping our boundary away from the driveway. >> reporter: we won't know until friday if the walnut creek city council will take up a buffer zone law and how much that buffer zone distance will be, but if the city council approves it it's going to be up to the walnut creek police department to enforce that law. that's the latest in walnut creek. >> thank you. >>> well, depending on who you ask today is indigenous peoples or columbus day. here in the south bay the fight over the history of columbus has a history of its own. robert handa shows us where things stand today. >> reporter: the statue of christopher columbus was removed in 2018. it now resides inside the italian-american heritage foundation hall. community leaders say they understand the perception of columbus as a colonizer but emphasize he was operating in a 15th century world and point out since the statue was removed three years ago many other historical statues have been taken down. they say that's history. >> it's not going to be perfect. it's not going to be clean. but it certainly is the vilification that we have le

that the side walk protests have been intensifying recently with people blocking the sidewalk or driveway. volunteers who's court women in for abortions say some protest ors use bull horns to call clients murders. >> texas has encouraged people who are anti-choice, anti-plan ned parenthood and they're more vocal and they're more animated. and it's just gotten more aggressive r. i walk down here every day, i've gotten harassed myself. i'm asking what it is that i think about and i said nothing. and it turn into a big argument >> we don't block anybody we keep the side walk open for people to have free passageway. there are protest or is with 40 days for life, a grassroots movement to try to end abortion. they hand out brochures. >> i will tell you that we will never harass a woman. sometimes there are two distinct groups that are out here. >> this activists blames the en count whats on others who show up saying she is fearful to show her face because of count what protest ors. the city of walnut creek is drafting up new regulations to control, access to the planned parenthood clinic. >> we

damage that is still being assessed including flooding in yards and even a washed out portion of this driveway. most of the water i was tol flowed under the eight and into a storm drain and eventually into san ramon. there are concerns about millions of gallons of chlorinated water flowing into that creek so east bay regional park district said investigating that meanwhile, i'm told that this road will have a temporary fix and will reopen to traffic sometime over the weekend, of course a permanent fix is going to take a lot longer and that water. should be restored in the next 24 hours reporting live in alamo. i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news lesley. we're taking a look at the scene now from sky 7. we are you talking about a water service being restored to all customers within the next 24 hours? they can't be that specific. they are hopeful that they will restore to all customers. this is a main if they repair it bu ofthing should be good to go course, larry and they're saying saturday morning is the targeted goal for restoring the water service. but this road, i mean they've got so much to do t

. >> my driveway was coming down. >> reporter: storm drains struggling to keep up. the expressway turning into a river. and on mass transit, water leaking into the subway car. city officials taking no chances, after the deaths of nearly a dozen people inside flooded basements last month, in the wake of hurricane ida. the city bringing in sandbags and pumps in anticipation of the storm. residents, grateful. >> we're all smiling. we didn't get a drop. >> we'll check today's forecast, including storms in the plains in a few moments. >>> democrats in washington are debating a new tax increase. it would target billionaires. supporters say the ultrawealthy will pay their share. but not everyone is onboard. democrats are revealing a second plan to pay for the economic spending package. that plan, tax america's billionaires. >> they've been free riding off the rest of us for long enough. >> reporter: the country's uber rich can avoid paying taxes under the tax code because their wealth comes from stocks and property, and the assets are taxed when sold. documents show amazon

. >> i had one of my colleagues swab everyone in the driveway before they came into the household forsmall get together even though everyone is vaccinated, just to add that layer of security, given the idea of break home infections. kate: at home antigen test's are not quite as sensitive as pcr tests. i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. ama: another manufacturer of rapid test kits, an australian company recalled almost 200 thousand tests that were shipped to the u.s. due to concerns about a higher-than-expected rate of false positives. they were sold at major retailers including cvs, target, and amazon. dan: a new government study concludes that a startling number of children have actually been orphaned by the pandemic. from april of last year to this past june, the cdc and national institutes of health estimate that more than 142,000 children have been left without a parent or caregiver in the united states. california had the highest number with more than 16,000 orphans. the vast majority of those orphans, because of covid in california, are hispanic. ama: taking a look at the covid headli