economy and jody's oncologist, jody didn't have to make that choice. her daughters worked together and came up with a plan for jody that included surgery and chemotherapy while she was pregnant. >> it is possible for women who are pregnant to undergo chemo and still deliver a healthy baby. >> we can't do chemotherapy but routinely do surgery during pregnancies. >> reporter: the doctor said jody's determination and positivity made you all the difference. >> she comes in with a smile on her face, even when things were >> and coraline made it to term and a perfectly happy and healthy infant. still the fight isn't over for jody. she's getting ready for a mastectomy followed by radiation to target her lymph nodes but she says coraline is her daily motivation and inspiration. >> god will not give you more than you can handle. you can handle a lot more than you think. >> jody blogs about her experience to reach out to other women with breast cancer. her web site is sweet baby sour cancer.com. and her family has also set up a web site to help with medical expe

side streets jodi whitworth joins us live outside our who studios jodi how are the roads right now in the metro? aid lib... current conditon.. november... it took city crews 19 hours to clear 7 inches of snow... this storm is dropping all that and then some.. crews have a lot of road to cover and it calls for a lot of man power enough to use. 540123 - weve got a layer of salt brine down on all of the snow routes on dry pavement now there is layer of salt under the snow. so when the plow goes over the snow routes rock salt on top of that last little bit that can get scrapped off

thanks, jodi. just down from alameda, the port of oakland. a live picture where in three or four months, it's going to look different. change is coming in the form of larger, higher cranes, bigger container ships in port mean

jodi: a number of things.t meant that the economy here did not go into recession, as had been thought. two quarters of contraction but this was a quarter of growth. it was a number of things. the capital expenditure number was higher, the capital spending number was up, consumer spending was up. inventories of better than expected. it was a big swing, however there is still some concern among economists that even though this is better and there is not a recession that the investment in the economy, the business investment here in terms of wages and investment in japan as opposed to overseas, is not what it should be, especially given the very strong stock market gains that companies are getting. jonathan: jodi, there was a headline about the optimism around his story, his reforms, hit pretty hard by the prospect of two recessions. we don't get that second recession in the data this morning. what does this tell us about the broader economy and the challenges for abe? jodie: well, i think you are right. obviousl

jodi it's been 19 years since des moines has had an annual homicide rate this high. but police told us it's not something in the water...crime rates are up all over. 16:43:13 "well i've lived in this neighborhood my whole life - this stuff never happens." - chuck pemberton - neighbor chuck pemberton knows this part of des moines like the back of his hand. "i mean, the worst thing we deal with is like someone getting a speeding ticket going down 14th." - chuck pemberton - neighbor early morning hours saturday to bright, flashing lights right across from his doorstep. 16:42:44 "all the sudden there's, you know, cop car, cop car, cop car. and there's lights just everywhere, you know...but they had like three or four cop cars right here, and then going all the way down the block on thompson...in all we counted like 14 units out there." - chuck pemberton - neighbor a bright, flashing signal for the city's 20-th homicide this year. 15:18:30 "initially the thought this was a home invasion; detectives are still trying to determine if that's the case, or not." - sgt. joseph f

still, the fight isn't over for jodie. she's getting ready for a mastectomy followed by radiation but she says coraline gives her inspiration. >> god won't give you any more than can you handle. >> jodie blogs about her experience to reach out to other her web site is sweet baby sour cancer.com. her family set up a web site to help with medical expenses. heather hegedus "fox45 news". >> vanessa: i can't imagine being pregnant and going through chemo. >> mark: we wish her the best going forward. beautiful baby. great. kevin. >> kevin: taking the internet by storm with sassy dance moves. check this out. >> vanessa: a michigan mom posted this vote of -- video of her niece. this video has been seen more than 15 million times many her mom says the video is shaky because she was laughing so hard taking this video. >> mark: last time i did that was with the meteorologist oh, kevin. you do that between forecasts. >> kevin: check out our seven-day. there are showers out there right now. most of them are out of here, but weird still

reporting live from fairfield, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> new at 5:00, fire the police chief. that was the demand as protesters demonstrated at san francisco city hall today. dozens of people filled the halls demanding mayor ed lee fire police chief greg surr over his handling of the police shooting of mario woods. the mayor has not responded to today's protest. the demonstration was described as loud but peaceful. the 26-year-old mario woods was shot 14 times by police officers earlier this month. he was a stabbing suspect and police say they only opened fire after he moved toward an officer with a knife in his hands. chief surr has defended his officer's actions saying the officers were threatened. wood's family disagrees. they have filed a lawsuit. there are at least three independent investigations currently going into this shooting. >>> an angry complaint tonight from the bay area's muslim community over the release of a man accused of making deadly threats. members of the islamic center of west contra costa county claim william celli stood ou

i'm jodi hernandez.i'll show you what it took to rescue the family and this big boat coming up. >>> plus, high-tech troubles. why cyber monday didn't go quite as planned for some of the nation's biggest retailers. >> and getting a face lift, the change coming to the port of oakland to make way for bigger business. ♪ life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need health insurance get it. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. "gotcha" moment of its own this weekend after getting stuck on a break wall in >>> the yacht gotcha suffered a gotcha moment of its own this weekend after getting stuck on a break wall in the oakland alameda estuary. a family of six had to be rescued and so did the boat. jodi hernandez is live where the boat is finally on land. this was a big boat to get to the dry dock. >> a huge job. gotcha is propped up on cinder blocks in this boat yard in alameda tonight after spending t

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in oakland with more. this was a close call. >> that family is very lucky. arborists say there are hundreds of trees across the bay area that are prime for failure. this one here in oakland also fell recently. they are examples of drought-stressed trees causing new concerns as storm season rolls in. >> as you can see, right here, and the tree went straight through that. >> tony wagner shows us just how close a giant yoeucalyptus tree came to injuring his family. wagner, his wife, and newborn baby were asleep in their oakland apartment bedroom when a tree came crashing down overnight. >> a huge crash, just huge thunderous crash coming in to the bedroom. >> the latest storm caused trees to topple across the bay area. this one came down on two cars yesterday. and in east oakland, the top of this tall palm tree snapped off in the wind, falling into the street. two other towering trees appear ready to follow suit. >> they can be killers. >> oarborist david nelson says e fears the el nino season coupled with wea

outside our who studios jodi how are the roads right now in the metro? aid lib... current conditon.. november... it took city crews 19 hours to clear 7 inches of snow... this storm is dropping all that and then some.. crews have a lot of road to cover and it calls for a lot of man power enough to use. 540123 - weve got a layer of salt brine down on all of the snow routes on dry pavement now there is layer of salt under the snow. so when the plow goes over the snow routes rock salt on top of that last little bit that can get scrapped off this is just the second time plow wing formation to the test... the plows at once -- only on the major roads -- and clears them in one pass. major roads first -- then work their way inwards to the residential side streets. last night --- crews laid a salt - brine solution on the road to help the snow not stick the road.. and crews say that, road temperatures and light traffic helped make today's snow removal easier. that may have worked in the cities favor... but for iowans trying to travel from des moines to pasadena for

jodi: he was very firm about standing by the target.e drop in prices recently has made that more complicated. that will be a big issue. that is one of the things economists are talking about. about whether they are going to be able to make that target. how much a part of that picture? jonathan: in 2016, we talked about it all morning, we have a central bank that owns about one third of the jgb market, half of the japanese etf market. is it just to be technical changes. does the bank of japan have any room to alter the size? jodi: one would have to think that making operational changes is necessitated by something. at the same time, there is a real split among economists about whether they are going to continue to ease. whether they are going to increase the size of the program next year. half of the analysts we surveyed say they do not see any more easing in the foreseeable future did another have says they see it by april. another person we talked to expect to seey easing by january here it jonathan: jodie snyder, always great to have

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good evening, i'm jodi whitworth in for sonya and dan tonight... the snow grounded flights at the airport as iowa hawkeye fans were ready to fly to california for the rose bowl... many fans were worried, they wouldn't get to the game at all... but that's changing... josh nguyen joins us live from the airport.. and josh... good news for many travelers. jodi this has been a busy place over the past couple days.... a lot of hawkeye fans have ask the same question. is my flight going to be on time to 'the charter flights have gone in and gone out so far today on time and without any problems. we have 7 charter flights going to the rosebowl. we had 4 today and 3 more tomorrow. i anticipate that will operate without and problems as long as the weather goes like it is today.' the airport also told us that many fans didn't want risk it and wait for the flights to be rescheduled. so they opted to rent cars and drive to different airports. but they assured me that the crews did everything they needed to on their end to clean the run way. we caught up with so

jodi. it's because tomorrow night will be busier than usual. these bars and restaurants will be packed with hawkeye fans watching their team compete for a big ten football championship... and everyone wants them to feel safe 581300 - its outside of the iowa city rhelm. weve not taken the rv to another state - lisa superstitions aside... 541114 - i dont think its gonna be a real high scoring game but i do feel that we are gonna go out and bring home a win - lisa whether you're packing up and heading out ... 534802 - once i get there i really feel like indianapolis will be full of a lot of black and gold - lisa or staying home to watch the game... no matter one you choose -- with hawkeye pride 562328 - but at the same time when there is a loss there passion in that as well - lisa comes protection. 225806 - i feel confident because i feel like everyone in the area is on alert - matt funk half a dozen des moines police officers will man court avenue this weekend... partially due to a violent we

i'm jodi hernandez. i'll have details coming up. >>> a new government report finds improvement but still more problems with our nation's bridges and roads following an investigative unit report. i'm steven stock, we'll follow-up on our investigation into structurally deficient bridges. congress finally taking action to fix them. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. our storm system offshore is gathering strength. we'll have the full-timing plus sierra snow coming up throughout the hour. but not good enough. that's the assessment today from the feds -- about our bridges and highways. >>> good but not good enough. that's the assessment today from the feds about our bridges and highways. today, congress did something about it. earlier this year, you might recall we exposed hundreds of local bridges in desperate need of repair. senior investigative reporter stephen stock has been on the forefront of this. in terms of congress, any significant changes? >> reporter: there's big changes, raj. t

i'm jodi hernandez. i'll have a live report coming up. >>> it was a controversial plan for facebook to fund a police substation. i'm scott budman, one year after the deal was announced. we've got the numbers to see if the original promises have been kept. >>> and geechblg. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're tracking more temperatures in the 30s for tomorrow morning. not just one storm system but a series of potential storms. we'll let you know exactly how much rainfall we could pick up in my micro climate forecast. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. generating unit shut down -- costa county. smoke and flames pouring out of a refinery. this is near martinez. a generating unit shut down before noon. health advisory was then issued for the surrounding areas for about two ho

jody says brigham & women's fetal specialist, dr. katherine is a major reason that today jody and her husband nate have a child. >> she's great. >> reporter: jody spent the past two years pregnant on and off but miscarrying four different times. an emotional roller coaster for the braintree couple. >> we were both worked up and found out there was absolutely nothing medically wrong with us. it was just bad luck. >> reporter: but then on their fifth try, their luck turned around. she made it past the 12 week mark for the first time. >> we were like, i think this is going to ham, and bam, that's when we got hit with the diagnosis. >> reporter: the diagnosis was breast cancer, something she didn't even have a family history of. >> the first question was am i going to have to choose between me and the baby. >> reporter: thanks to her oncologist, jody didn't have to make that choice. they worked together and came up with a plan that included surgery and chemotherapy while she was pregnant. >> so it is possible for women chemo and still ha

jodi hernandez is live in walnut creek with what investigators say we really all need to be watching out for as we go along doing our holiday shopping now. >> that's right, jessica. homeland security investigators say surveillance cameras at this safeway store here in walnut creek captured a man taking a skimming device from underhis jacket and then installing it at the check-out stand. fortunately, an employee witnessed it and the device was removed. safeway insists no one had their information compromised, but tonight, shoppers are asked to be on the lookout. >> well, i think some crook is always going to find a way to do you in. if it isn't one thing, it's another. >> east bay shoppers are shaking their heads tonight after new warnings about credit skimming devices. homeland security investigators released photos today of a man they believe placed a skimming device at a walnut creek safeway store in september. they believe he may be connected to similar incidents at gas stations and other stores around the bay area. >> they work in groups. >> walnut creek police say they're not in

reporting live in san francisco, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. dozenoffs children in san luresso missed a second day of school as they and their parents staged another protest. they're siding with teachers who want a raise of more than 6%, but the superintendent said he can't offer more than 1.5%. one mom said if teacher s walk out, her kids will stay home. >> allow them to go in classrooms with substitutes who really aren't familiar with their learning. >> i cannot make -- support sgigzs that will bankrupt the district. >> contract talks are stalled. mediation did not work. now a fact-finding hearing is set for january. >> students in the south bay are gathering for a different reason. to make the wishes of their classmates come true. >> this is getting to be a tradition at san jose's high school. garvin thomas joins us with tonight's bay area proud. >> students and teachers admitted that homecoming time at school has a tendency to bring out petty jealousies among the students. but what happens after that, not only brings them together, it can b

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in brentwood where federal agents are investigating. jodi? >> that's right. an investigator from the u.s. product consumer safety commission just came out here to this house in brentwood and took away that charred hoverboard. it is on its way to maryland where it will be tested at a national laboratory. with hoverboards being a hot item this holiday season, investigators are very kerpd for the public's safety. >> his is what's left of the battery. >> reporter: aliyah shows us the charred remnants of the hoverboard she says exploded in her brentwood home last night. her 15-year-old sister had just charged her early christmas present when she says it went haywire. >> she unplugged it from the charger, turned it on and then she stepped on it. right when she stepped on it it started popping and sparking. >> reporter: she says her sister tried to carry it outside but didn't quite make it. >> she let go right before it exploded. >> reporter: the board burst into flames. cringing part of the wall before the girl's uncle put the pire out with a pot o

michelle was jody farley-beren's childhood friend.ent jody would buy her extra cleaning supplies at the store and make her meal while she was making her own family's. because when you are dealing with stage iv breast cancer, staying alive for your children is really your number one job. michelle did not make it, and jody knew that there must be other parents out there fighting and alone. she co-founded singleton moms in honor of her friend. she and her volunteers have given practical, financial, and emotional support to more than 300 parents and their children. cancer may take our mothers, our sisters, our childhood friends, but our love for them never dies. what lives on is what we do to ensure that others are not alone in this fight. >> when i found out i was going to be a mom, i was just on top of the world. there was just this hope, this excitement. i was just ecstatic. >> i like it. >> good. >> when i found out that i had stage iv breast cancer, i literally felt like my heart just dropped to the ground and exploded. time just sto

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in middledowntown. jodi, from fires to mudslides this is a one-two punch for everyone up there. >> reporter: that's right, raj. mudslides and flooding are the last thing folks here in lake county need but the county is taking steps to prepare. they placed this straw-like substance across hillsides like this to keep them from sliding. everybody is hoping el nino will spare them. >> it's going to be one of the roughest winters for me, anyway, in a long time. >> reporter: cathie green's been living in an rv since losing her anderson springs house in the valley fire. now she's bracing for the next force of nature to roll in. el nino. >> i know how to swim, so -- >> we're very concerned about the impact in our area. >> reporter: the county's fire recovery coordinator says thai been working hard to clear trees and debris but there's a lot left to tackle. she said charred and baron hills are also prime for mudslides. >> the heat of the fire is so intense it baked the earth in such a way it is like hard clay so

i'm jodi hernandez. i'll have the story coming up. criminals... a normally safe east bay neighborhood on edge tonight after a pair of "smash in" home christmas criminals. a normally safe east bay neighborhood on edge after a pair of smash-in home burglaries and a spike in mail theft. the hot spots include hastings drive and dorsett way in benicia. jodi hernandez got a look at the crime and the growing concern. >> people here in benicia are on alert tonight. thieves have been targeting this usually quiet neighborhood, even trying to steal presents from under somebody's christmas tree. >> very safe here, very family oriented. it's just very disturbing to know that this is happening. >> that's how folks who live in this benicia neighborhood are feeling after some brazen burglars hit two homes. smashing their way through back sliding glass doors and making off with jewelry, electronics and in one case, three guns. >> in these cases, they had stacked all the presents up at the door ready to take them with them when they left. i think they might have be

jodi: from the november minutes, not a lot. there was a change from the month for policy was unchanged. we did see a lot of discussion about wage increases. we are concerned that companies that have been doing very well are not investing in wages. the wage talks have begun with the labor unions. that is something that came strongly from those minutes that the bank of japan is watching. they want to see those wages go up. thank you, jodi schneider. meanwhile, let's extend this talk about japan. let's drink in the global income strategist. lobalt's bring in the g income strategist. performing jpmorgan remarkably bullish regarding the yen. >> with the bank of japan, it is easing further. it is pushing on a string at this point. they have weakened the currency. it is there a cheap. to 120.ne from 75 we have boosted profits for japanese companies in the process. what is the point of spending yen increasingly if you are not passing it on in wage growth? bit.is the difficult it is the third or fourth, or fifth arrow. trying to get it

her best friend jody hanson....still struggles with the fact that they don't have closure. still on the loose. they could do this to another person if it was so easily done to alicia" said jody hanson, huhmel's bestfriend. hanson hopes...someone who saw something will come forward and solve this case before it goes cold. "you may not realize that if you were in the area that you drove past that person. just think about it and if you recall it call in. in honor of alicia's work with young children....a fundraiser is being held to raise money for christmas gifts for underprivileged youth. if you would like to donate to the toy drive...or if you have any information about alicia's case visit our website...siouxlan d matters dot com..for ways that you can help. reporting live in souverain abc 9 news tim: a roadside siouxland landmark dating back to 1955 is coming down landmark dating back to 1955 is coming down piece by piece. construction nats the missouri river bridge toll booth, located at decatur nebraska has been out of comission since 20-13.... and today, demolition crews

channel 13's jodi whitworth joins us now with the latest...jodi? sonya -- the party was four days ago witnesses and officials say the party sammy was at had more than 3 - hundred teenagers and when the cops arrived things got 302302 - the cops came and broke up things and everybody scattered - candice carr candice carr's younger brother -- sammy kemp was among the crowd witnesses says sammy and his friend took off running behind this house in the 9 - thousand block of 119 -th court in granger on saturday --- then headed towards this pond -- before the boy disappeared 293328 - the best friend didnt call us until sunday around 4 in the afternoon saying something was wrong - candice carr the pond has been the focal point for search crews since monday.... they plan to broaden their search on thursday 013421 - tomorrow were gonna have several deputies and detectives on atvs doing a large scale search of the perimeter where the party took place - sgt. bracelin less than ideal weather conditions and lack of information have made it tough to locate the boy

jody. jody: i'd say get pulled over by the police. steve: get pulled over by the police.ass or play? jody: we're going to play. steve: they're going to play. is it "kenyala" or "kenyela"? kenyala: kenyala. steve: well, let's go. name a reason you would never drive your car in the nude. kenyala: you wouldn't want people to see you. steve: wouldn't want nobody to see you.

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in richmond with more on this bust. jodi? >> reporter: raj, that art collection consists of one of a kind valuable art pieces. i am told that they are worth up to $18,000 apiece. tonight they are all accounted for and the suspect is behind bars. >> they're blown glass molds and they consisted of an anatomical hearts and some heads and torsos. >> reporter: you're looking at delicate and valuable blown glass sculptures that have been recovered tonight four months after someone stole a trailer containing the pieces from the streets of richmond. >> the artist had been in the area locally to attend an art show in sausalito and had all of her artwork enclosed in a trailer. that trailer was parked on the street. >> reporter: the artist who lives part-time in italy and part-time in chicago, had an entire year's worth of work taken. police have been hot on the case. some anonymous tips led to seven of the pieces dumped behind april dirt pile in a residential area a few weeks ago. police say the thieves tried hard to cover their tracks

channel 13's jodi whitworth was at today's sentencing where polson got an earful from his victims, jodi. pete polson was sentenced to 55 years in prison. he never denied the shootings but blamed them on drug use. he told that again to victims and their families today in court. 170900 - i have a drug addiction, something ive struggled with my entire life. i never dreamed it would take me to some of the places that it has taken me polson went on to say he wishes the bullets were meant for him and not his victims. last november he went on a shooting rampage in a pleasant hill neighborhood. two people were hit and another one avoided a bullet. before his sentence was read... all the victims and their families took the stand -- each one describing how that day changed their lives forever. 514308 - you took our security and safety. mark didnt want to come home to our house because he said he couldnt protect his family there. you took that from him - missy mitchell 045807 - i was literally millimeters away from death 063516 - the doctors are still not certain on what percentage of movement and

channel 13's jodi whitworth join us now with the story... jodi? dan - it was emotional inside the court room today... both the victims and their families sent pete polson off with lasting words. words they hope he remembers as he prepares for decades behind polson who is now 32 will be 87 by the time he gets out of prison -- if he serves all 55 years. his attorney says he plans to appeal. an 18-year-old killed in a car crash in iowa falls in 2007 will be remembered during the rose bowl parade. the family of jesse jorgensen donated his organs after the crash. featured on the "donate life float"... which will carry a floragraph of him. the iowa donor network is sending jesse's parents to california to watch the parade. in addition to donors... the float honors the millions of people touched by organ, eye and tissue donation. the parade starts at ten new years day. you can catch it live... right here on channel 13. while some iowan are still focused on football... others have already moved on to basketball. the big basketball cy-hawk showdown is set

jodi blackwell, and her son mychal pierce, were at their home on the 2600 block of south alice street when two men entered their home around three a-m. police say there are multiple suspects they're searching for, and the investigation continues, tonight. meteorologist tj springer joins us with the forecast. across the region with lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures, after the fog burned off this morning. we have a chance for some patchy fog yet again tonight into the pre-dawn hours of our tuesday. the snow pack will continue to dwindle with temperatures climbing into the 40s and 50s tomorrow under partly cloudy skies. a few sprinkles, or maybe a light shower, will be possible tuesday afternoon as a disturbance moves up from the siouxland, high pressure takes over for the remainder of the workweek giving us more sunshine and mild nasa has released the first and best images of pluto - thanks to the new horizons space craft. new horizons was able to capture images of pluto during its closest ever flyby of the dwarf planet in july. check out pluto's rugged these images allow us to s

our jody goldberg caught up a santas around town. >> it's old st. nick's old -- only not to shine or sweat. the ice on the skating rank is practically melting but you have to feel for those santas decked out in their suits. >> how her -- how hot is about there? >> is it is extremely hot. santia sweating profusely and he needs a cold glass of milk very badly. for those that have a beard in order talking about. the humidity humidity and heat is not working for santa wealth but he's trying to put a smile on everyone's face. reporter: none of this is the cowboy's problem. drop these reasons he prefers warmer weather. >> i believe the 75 fahrenheit. loving it traded. >> i have no jacket. it's awesome. >> if someone is out there waiting for santa, a cold glass of milk santa desperately needs it. >> a cold glass of milk cookies and carrots for the reindeer. be good to your santa and the good in school. make the family proud. feel too bad for santa. he will be back at the north pole before we know it. jody goldberg "fox 5 news." alison: and speaking of sant

watch as we try to get a yes or no answer last week from homeless deputy commissioner jody jody is it optional. >> we're going to work to engage, aggressively engage and encourage clients to participate. >> what does that mean? does that mean it is a requirement or it's not? >> we're going to work with them to encourage them to participate. >> but if they don't want to, they don't have to? >> officials say the homeless would agree to job training by signing something called an independent living plan, which lays out expectations for how they'll move out of shelter. for instance going to counseling or looking for a job or an apartment. but sometimes the city punishes clients who don't follow these plans. throwing them out of shelter for 30 days. eventually the deputy commissioner admitted that for clients who can work -- >> it is a requirement. >> yeah. >> but today mayor de blasio told me it was not a requirement. will it be a requirement or a suggestion? can they opt out? >> we are clearly starting this on the assumption that it is something offered to people. >> advocates for the ho

jodi hernandez joins us live. the police and leaders say there's just too many guns. >> there are hundreds of guns here in oakland. the police chief says they have taken nearly a thousands off the street this year alone. city leaders beefing up gun laws will make a difference. >> we stand yunited in saying n. >> reporter: they are taking new steps to curb gun violence. they're introducing package of new gun laws that were banned, high capacity gun magazines in the city and require gun owners to safely store their guns both at home and in their cars. oakla oakland's police chief says police have recovered 900 guns this year alone. many with large capacity magazines including these that were confiscated during a gang raid last week. >> nobody needs these for protection or hunting. you don't need these. they shouldn't exist. we don't need them. >> too many young people that are dying. it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: she knows all too well the impact tougher gun laws could make. she overseas the mural project

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez's is in concord. talk about insult to injury to the families. >> reporter: you can believe that victims advocates are not happy at all. several plan to speak out at the school board meeting in concord. they claim the school district is revictimizing the boys. >> i'm here for the victims. i'm here to say that i believe them. >> advocates for sexual abuse victims want the mt. diablo school district to know they're outraged. they demonstrated outside the district office today to protest its handling of a lawsuit filed by boys molested by former woodside elementary school teacher joseph martin. >> we hope to put pressure on the school district to think about what they're doing. >> martin was convicted last january of molesting seven boys between 2007 and 2013. now the boys are suing the school district, claiming it didn't do enough to protect them. >> the district should have and needed to act much more kwiekly than they did. they swept it under the rug. >> in a surprising move, they said they don't belie

rob is tracking the wind and the next storm, but we begin with jodi hernandez. she joins us live in alameda where finally it's a little dry. >> that's right, jessica. it wasn't that way this morning. we're in alameda on park street. this muddy hole you see behind us is where a giant tree used to stand until early this morning when it got really stormy. we just got our hands on some incredible surveillance video that shows what happened. take a look at this. just seconds after a car passes by, the 45-foot tree comes tumbling down right across the street. it could have been disastrous. it shows just how dangerous our drought-weary trees can be when they get a soaking. public works crews in alameda spent the morning cleaning up after this morning's storm sent a 45-foot-tall fikes tree tumbling down across park street, one of the busiest streets in alameda at around 4:30 this morning. >> we had a lot of rain yesterday, after not getting rain for a long time. so it weakens the root structure. it doesn't take much. >> all across the bay area, similar scenes. after tre

reporting live in san francisco, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. that attack at lake chabot follows "d" dt's controversy proposal to ban all muslims from entering the u.s. many say his words are just igniting hatred toward muslims. he's been criticized by his own republican party, but his proposal seems to be popular among republican voters. according to a new poll, 65% of likely gop voters support trump's plan, but that drops to 37% when it comes to all voters. trump began pitching the plan after the mass shooting in san bernadino. >> another troubling twist in this investigation. it appears syed farook and tashfeen malik were considering other spots in california. they pulled evidence from the couple's smashed phones and computers. the potential targets could have included gatherings in public areas. the radicalization happened years before they met. the feds say farook and malik already had extremist views when they began dating online. >> as early as the end of 2013, they were talking to each other about jihad and martyrdom before they became e

reporting live in san francisco, i'm jodi hernandez. nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jodi. >>> mark zuckerberg expressed support for the muslim community. he o posted this message on his page. he says in part, attacks on freedom for anyone will hurt everyone. he went on to tell the muslim community that they are always welcome at facebook. >>> meantime, donald trump continues his divided comments. what some say is the main reason trump isn't backing down. >>> what's the hidden path. some people want to change the name of their kids' middle school. we're talking about jordan. named after david jordan. the idea of sterilizing people with undesirable traits to improve the human race. some are saying he was a white supremacist and they presented a petition to the school board last night. >> what the school district preaches. the achievement gap we're trying to work on. that he clearly is the wrong role model for that belief. >> the school district says it will consider the idea presented from the parents. >> it will soon be difficult to find

channel 13's jodi whitworth has more on his criminal past.. 342101 - nearly two weeks ago harassment charges after he threatened to burn down his ex - girlfris house with her and her children inside - jodi as - live 483216 - its a dangerous situation when someone is making bodily its bad news - jason marion county sheriff jason year old michael wanchenick is behind bars according to a police report from june of this year... feared for her life after

channel 13's jodi whitworth has been out all day... checking on conditions... des moines. jodi... tell us what you've streets. aid lib .... about afternoon experience but it's a completely different story now.. the snow really picked up around 3 and the roads are roll cue: down the road des moines public works crews have worked around the clock to keep the there are about 100 different pieces of equipment helping to clear the city streets. crews are starting with the most important roads first -- than making their way onto the residential side streets. this is the second time this year public works has tried out it's new snow plowing "wing" techniques. on the major roads -- anywhere between two and five plows work together to clear the road in one pass. not only does that help clear the roads faster... but the public works director say something else is working in the cities favor 551404 - i think it helps that were in- between holidays so a lot of people on vacation and of course children are out of school makes for lower traffic but i think a lot of people i think are exercising

let's take you live to "consumer reports" headquarters, where jody is standing by and jody, is this true, you have found that one in five people have actually confessed to re-gifting and now you have some tips if you're actually going to be one of those people? >> the reporter: absolutely true. and just keep in mind that one in five confessed to re-gifting. let's think about that. that means one in five admit it. how many others are not telling the truth about re-gifting? >> kim: well, for starters, you're saying, if you're going to get this done and you're absolutely right, more people probably have done it, but they just don't want to add lit to it, but if you're going to do it, you say there are a few simple rules to follow, like for starters, make sure that the person isn't going to cross paths with the person who gave you have the original gift. you really don't want to get caught ideal live. can you do this and it doesn't have to be a tacky hidden thing, but if you're going to do it, do it right. so make sure, typically, avoid immediate family members, co-workers, anybody who is in

i'm jodi whitworth. we first want to update you on some developing news. crews are working to remove a man from a grain bin in clarke county crews were sent to the 1-thousand block of kendall street in murray . authorties say a man feel into the bin around 9 this morning. they aren't saying much at the moment but say it's now believed to be recovery not a rescue. check back for updates online at w-h-o tv dot com and in our evening newscasts des moines police are trying to figure out who's at fault in a deadly crash... police say 61 year old james anthony pascasio was hit by a car driven by a 19 year old as he was crossing hubbell avenue... at east 42nd street. it happened yesterday evening.... it was dark.... and there aren't stoplights at the intersection. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. los angeles public schools reopened today after a bomb threat forced hundred of thousands of students home yesterday. classes for the districts 9 - hundred schools were canceled after a bomb threat was sent via email. at least one teacher within the district

i'm jodi whitworth. parts of the state could see up to nine inches of snow... and that could be a problem if you plan to travel in the next 48 hours. meteorologist brett mcintyre joins us now with what we can expect... the forecast is giving holiday travelers no choice but make minute adjustments and added stress reid chandler has more ahead of severe winter weather monday, some holiday visitors in the metro are hoping to skip town ahead of the snow. 15:50:48 "the weather conditions be on monday, i mean, we don't know already what's going to happen. so, at least she goes ahead of time, that mightgood for her." - zleh totaye, des moines at burlington trailways bus stop, artie harper says seats are selling out fast for sunday, ahead of any big storms. 15:40:10 "i don't have no availability for my eastbound bus is full, my southbound, i have a few seats left, el going east." - artie harper - burlington trailways and jefferson lines bus stop it's the same strategy state road workers are urging drivers to adopt as they head wherever they call sunday - looks to be a

i'm jodi whitworth. this is the city's 20 -th homicide so far this year... the highest number it's been in 19 years. police are saying this one could be a case of self - defense. police were called to 20 - 20 east 14 - th street just after two this morning on reports of a fight and possible home invasion in progress. once they arrived -- they found the intruder dead inside. police have yet to identify the man -- and are not saying how he was killed. three people were home at the time of the incident. investigators say these cases are hardly ever a random act. 193224 - generally in these cases, i dont know specifically but i would say that the majority of the time they are not a random act. there is some sort of connection between the parties involved, whether they know them or their friends no them or there is some reason a person is drawn to a specific location two of the three people inside the home were taken to the hospital with minor injuries meanwhile an other local 20 - year - old da - shawn smith was shot and killed out evolution night club on northw

jodi: it was 12 today.e optimism than pessimism among large manufacturing companies here in japan. that number is expected to go as forecast by those companies to go to seven in march. that is lower. that is on the concerns about the global economy and particularly china and emerging markets. economists say well this is a good figure today, that people should be concerned about that forecast number. mental are there any signs indicating that we should be worried -- manus: are there any signs indicating that we should be worried? , theis back on the agenda capitulation to one of his junior partners. heiette: it is interesting, numberto have a lower for food and drink at 8%. tax thatan 10% sales is going to rise in the -- in april of 2017. that was seen to be a way to build some consensus with his junior ally. the speculation at what he is trying to do is something that is only desk that is only been done twice is to have the upper end of lower house elections on the same day. it would be good news for him. t

i'm jodi whitworth. those closest to sam kemp are still coming to terms with his death the 17 year old was found dead in pond in granger on thursday. witnesses and police say kemp was last seen at a massive house party, running from police. an autopsy is currently underway to determine his cause of death. more information is expected to be released next week meanwhile -- dozens gathered to remember the boy tonight. he was junior at scavo high school. he loved his friends, family and rap music. the family says since his body was found there is a sense of closure... but there are still several unknowns 16:26:06--20 'now that weve found him, and we was all out there at the pond, now its time to find out what really happened to him and we just want anybody that knows any information that was at that party, please come forward. funeral arrangements are pending. a memorial fund for kemp is now in place. if you would like to help you can visit the iowa state student killed at a intersection near campus earlier

good evening, and thanks fori'm jodi whitworth. snow, ice and strong winds.... we will see it all tomorrow -- but not all at once. in central iowa the storm is expected to hit during the morning rush hour we want to head right over to meteorologist brett mcintyre for for those who do have to travel tomorrow... the city's snow removal crews are already working ahead of the storm. reid chandler has the story... 15:10:36 "we're expecting the worst and hoping for the best." - chuck burrell - des moines public works at last, iowa seems to be getting the winter weather it's used to seeing. with snow and ice expected monday morning, des moines public works is out sunday making sure the street are good to go. 15:10:11 "we have 17 snow routes, so we're covering them right now with salt brine. the salt brine is a material that we put down, to sort of make sure the snow comes. it makes the snow come up easier. we've taken care of all of our snow routes, and we're also taking care of our 40 districts. we're doing all of our hills and all the town." - chuck burrell - des moi

our channel 13's jodi whitworth is keeping an eye on road conditions... she joins us now live from outside our who studios in des moines. aid lib current conditions it takes a lot of manpower to clear the roads during a major storm like this... but the city's new snow plowing techniques is proving to be 561500 - it does allow us to put a lot more trucks on the most important streets so we can get it cleared from curb to curb with one pass this is just the second time public works has put its new plow wing formation to the test... the tactic uses up at five snow plows at once -- only on the major roads -- and clears them in one pass. plows will remove snow on the major roads first -- then work their way inwards to the residential side streets. last night --- crews laid a salt - brine solution on the road to help the snow not stick the road.. and crews say that along with road temperatures helped make today's snow removal easier. the public works directors say that was not the only thing that worked in 551404 - i think it helps that were in- between holiday