i'm juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> thank you. this election went into extra innings so to speak in the south bay. people still waiting in line were allowed to vote past official closing time. kpix 5's kiet do has that story from the santa clara county registrar of voters. >> yeah, a scene in front of the office as ballots pour in. this as the last of the voters finally got out of here about 20 minutes ago. the last stragglers waited, get this, nearly three hours to finally vote. now, this is the first regular election that allowed for conditional voter registration. this is a relatively new law that allows you to register and vote in the same day right up until the very last minute. now, yesterday they had 600 people comeidpr the snaked out e door all day long and people waited hours. we caught up with one woman, the very last person in line. >> you had two weeks to do this, why wait until the last minute? >> well, you know, things happen. i've been busy. so. but it's worth it though. >> it is a pain in the butt. i'm here. i went

kpix 5's emily turner is live in the sierra and we will check in in a moment. >>> first g -- g is here. this santa cruise mountains get the topography getting nailed. >> the storm is getting its juice from the south and it's been raining there all day and will continue. the rest of us get rainfall overnight tonight and it will be the bull's-eye over the santa cruz mountains. a few light showers beginning to pop up now. the heaviest of the rain and strongest of the wind will arrive after midnight. future cast now says right at midnight it is heavy rainfall right over the bay area it will come in waves we get a break overnight another round of heavy rainfall and at midnight or 70 -- 7 am there could be thunder storms. the rain will be a six on the one to 10 scale and we are talking about a wet and windy night and morning tomorrow. flooding not that much of a concern and isolated thunderstorms are possible. the rough surf continues until friday it's at its peak tonight. the swell is 13 minus 16 feet with sneaker waves it's best to watch from a distance. wind advisory in effect on the shor

. >> reporter: a just released kpix survey usa poll found that when voters were asked outright about repealing the gas hike, 52% said they would vote yes for repeal compared to 40% who said no to repeal. that is a 12-point lead for repealing the tax. but when voters read the actual ballot language that says yes votes means eliminating certain road improvements and transportation funding, the race tightens so with those in favor dropping to 44%. 14% are still undecided. in other words, the repeal is too close to call. >> that is a false narrative. we'll build a lot of roads for the governor of this state. >> this is no joke. when we say this makes our roads and our communities less safe, prop six makes us less safe. >> now, there's been a big push in addition to the ads and the gas giveaways. the other side has got the governor coming out for it and just about everywhere you drive around in the bay area. you notice signs up there saying this road of repair or this extension is being brought to you by sp1. that is the gas tax. >> free advertising h. 14% undecided that. that is huge. it

in san jose, kpix 5. >>> it's been dubbed the florida shuffle. drug addicts from across the country have been lured to the sunshine state for decades with the primis of treatment. >> kpix 5 -- promise of treatment. kpix 5 found out addicts are being paid to come to california. it's a process that's being known as body brokering. >> ken and liz, many addicts have overdosed and died in the process of being brokered to california. we talked to a father who lost his son this year who was offered money and free flights to come to a treatment center here. as florida tightens its regulations, addicts say california is becoming the wild west of rehab. treatment andtart about cali rep rich stlg a his 22-year-old son, a recovering heroin addict called to tell him he was planning leave his treatment center in florida for a new rehab facility in california. days later he got the call alex o.d.ed and died a few miles from the rehab facility. >> somewhere building some type of wall waiting for the day, but nothing prepares you. >> reporter: when he learned wha

this is kpix news. >> i've never seen anything like this in california, total devastation. >> president trump towards the aftermath of the camp fire. >>> 10 straight days of bad air, we are keeping a close eye on the air quality across the bay area. a look at when things finally my improve. thank you for joining us. >> the air quality numbers across the bay area are still unhelpful, but they are slightly better than they were yesterday. the purple dots are bad. these are very unhelpful levels of air. read is simply unhealthy. yesterday almost all of them were very unhealthy. whenever got thought we would get to the point thinking that unhelpful air was better than yesterday. this is the way that it is now. prospects for real improvement by mid week. >>> the first we have team coverage on the camp fire, we begin with our kpix reporter . >> reporter: we are here in paradise, california the president's minutes and left the area. he toward this place with the governor and the governor elect. they could not help but taken the total devastation and what is or was. and for most people who live

in tiburon, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> 4:47 right now. a beautiful piece of land. weather has been nice but very dry. >> right. very dry. and we're looking at low relative humidity values so offshore winds continue, light offshore winds there. because of that, we are going to warm up even more. so even warmer than yesterday. and we are looking at not a lot of change in that extended forecast with high pressure in control for us. a live look with our sutro camera looking at the bay bridge and the "salesforce tower." and i believe yesterday for halloween, the "salesforce tower" was lit up in flames with "lord of the rings." so that was cool to see. a lot of people talking about that. well, temperatures are in the 50s and 60s this morning. so a mild start to the day. so here's what to expect. a mild start to the day. mostly clear to partly cloudy skies. as we head through the afternoon, that sunshine with above average temperatures. we're talking about 10 degrees warmer than normal for this time of year. and a warmer weekend ahead. a ridge of high pressure remains in

you're watching kpix. >>> with thanksgiving just one week away consumer reports calls on the us department of agriculture to identify brands of turkey involved in a salmonella outbreak. here is more from new york. >> reporter: in the past year hundreds of cases of salmonella has been linked to roll turkey products. 164 illnesses in 35 states including a death in california. about half of those sickened have been hospitalized. >> most people get sick between 12 and 72 hours after coming into contact with the bacteria. most people will get diarrhea, abdominal cramps and a fever. >> reporter: this is been detected in ground ticket -- ground turkey and live turkeys. the bacteria the -- is widespread. experts are reminding everyone to be careful while handling roll turkey in the kitchen. that begins by thawing in the refrigerator, not on the counter. >> we want to make sure that people are washing their hands after handling roll turkey, making sure they are cooking turkey to an internal temperature of 165 degre

you're watching kpix. >>> joining us now to take a closer look at all this movement in washington is roy little. he is a law professor at uc hastings. what is the deal with the department of justice when it comes to investigations. whatever is happening has waited until the elections is over. now sessions is out and a new guy is acting. the molar investigation is in the air. >> bob mueller knew this was coming. we knew before the midterm elections that sessions was going to be out and someone would be put in. whitaker who is now acting was the named as a person they thought was coming in. bob knew this was happening. next, you didn't hear anything from him for several months because there is a d og policy -- doj policy that says you should not do anything to influence an election. go silent. bob mueller observed that policy. he is been working on the investigation and there have been grand jury things happening that could be sealed indictments. those are all sitting on the desk of whitaker because rosenste

that's coming up next right here on kpix 5. here are some halloween photos you've been sending us this week. we've asked and you have supplied. that was cooper going out tonight as the little devil with this little guy dressed as a lamb. that is a lady bug and never fear, napa, the yorkie is here. keep sending us the photos using that hashtag #halloween. we'll share the pictures online and tonight on the news at 11:00. >> got to love it. >> and no candy for the dogs. for news throughout the evening, the ratest -- latest is always on kpix.com. >>> don't forget to join us back here tonight at 11:00. good night. >> have a good night. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of bl

>>> live, this is kpix news. >> had tospd dui crash leaves one man dead and three others hurt. tonight authorities across the bay area are cracking down on impaired drivers. thanks for joining us. i'm juliet goodrich. >> kpix's devon feely on the serious message from law enforcement this holiday weekend. >> reporter: we're in what's known as a maximum enforcement period. the chp is putting as many officers out on the street as they possibly can, looking for distracted drivers. they're looking for drunk drivers: and last night, we had a tragic reminder. we had a crash in which one life was lost, and a second forever altered. this is where the car came crashing to a stop. the drama of the rescue, the tragedy that would follow. >> using the jaws of life to get all of them out. >> reporter: they would later learn that their efforts, though heroic, were not enough to save everyone. >> went off the left side of the roadway, overturned multiple times, and ultimately, one of the passengers was killed. >> reporter: the chp says the 23-year-old man that was mind the wheel will be charged

emily turner, kpix 5. >> like paul mentioned, heavy rain throughout the night and strong rain during the morning commute. urologist mary lee will have the latest weather and traffic conditions starting bright and early at 4:30. >>> new at 11:00, no vision, manaa report that claims these are just a fraction of the problems plaguing one east bay police department. kpix 5's christin ayers explains. >> reporter: the independent audit levels tough new criticism against the richmond police department, saying it has no clear vision and lacks a strategy for fighting crime. the 15-page report paints a picture of a police department with no direction, and devastatingly low morale. among the findings, a comprehensive strategy does not exist to challenge the conditions that contribute to crime, disorder in richmond. there is no compelling, articulated vision for the richmond police department. and there is a strong belief that the command staff is apathetic and unaccountable. morale among the rank and file is alarmingly low. a survey found 97% of officers say morale is poor or not the concern of

reporting live, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> chp is now investigating a deadly bus crash. two people were killed in the four-vehicle pileup. a france tour bus collided with the vehicle that recked and caused a chain reaction. at one point the tour bus drove over on top of one of the cays it hit. the investigation does not believe drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> and now to campaign 2018 in the final push for candidates. president trump is on the road this evening, speaking in front of a rally. it's happening in the fort myers area with a heated race in florida for governor and a u.s. senate seat. more than 3.4 million people have already voted there with republicans having a slight edge in ballots already returned. just moments ago president trump had this to say. >> democrats want to erase our prosperity and reverse our progress. in less than one week americans will go to the polls in one of the most important elections of our entire lives. republicans want strong borders, no crime, no chaos, and no caravans. democrats want open borders and they want to invite caravan

the kpix 5 news team has you covered from all angles on election night. we will be bringing you live results and analysis all evening long starting at 8 pm with our special live stream on our website. >>> experts are warning about a growing cyber security threat. the target? a service we'll use for free. the goal is creating gps chaos. kpix 5's joe vasquez is on the road with the story. >> reporter: remember the old days? if you got lost, you had to ask somebody directions. we have really come to expect that these navigation systems will work in our smart phones. now, there is a growing concern that they're going to get hacked by way of the global positioning satellite system. >> when aaron wolf wants directions or to get a ride, she whips out her smart phone. >> when you open it up, it already has your location. >> reporter: that is things to gps. gps is not so much about maps, it is about time. >> all of the gps satellites are very, very precise clocks. >> reporter: on each satellite, a set of atomic clocks. they send a continuous ultra precise time sig

kpix 5 was the first in northern california and the bay area.with a live ice hockey game.>> the powers that be at kpix would do a remote from winterland.>> 70 years ago, it was him to the san francisco shamrocks, a minor-league team. again between the shamrocks and the oakland oaks. the shamrocks lost but that they every oh one check.>> the second event unfolded 10 days later when they broadcast of the football game. that was just the beginning. over the next seven decades, kpix was on a roll with thrills and spills and coverage for all sports enthusiast and even those with news.>> i am a huge 49er fan expect let's get on the sled and will ends anchor, dave wanted at the olympics. over the years the gold-medal coverage included the great willie mays. in 1957 he came to town when the giants relocated to san francisco. he wanted to buy a home near mount davidson but the offer was rejected. the homeowner felt pressured by the white neighbors.>> civil rights officials intervened. they relented and he bought the home.>> in 1975, kpix news captured th

. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5. >>> this morning, we have a poll up on our facebook page asking, do you support cheerleaders kneeling during the national anthem? at last check, 62% say yes. 38% say no. >>> also at the game last night, some fights broke out in the stands at levi's stadium. in this video posted on twitter, you can see see several rival fans getting into a brawl. one gets pinned on the ground. and our very own vern glenn also tweeted about witnessing a fight. he said security carried a raiders fan away after he got smacked in the jaw and fell back two rows. coming up later, dennis o'donnell will have highlights from the game. >>> oakland city council race has turned ugly after one candidate found a message of hate scrawled across his signs. he told kpix 5's juliette goodrich that he has no idea who is targeting him or why. >> reporter: it's not unusual for campaign signs to be torn down, even stolen and, yes, it is unfortunate, but when joseph noticed his signses were spray-painted with messages like this, and even more so this week, tonios said something has to be

kpix 5's jackie ward reports. >> reporter: the governor is against prop 6. it's the measure that wants to get rid of the gas tax that he put in place back in the spring of 2017. so that gas tax has raised prices of gas per gallon by about 12 cents, for diesel by about 20 cents. it raises $5 billion a year for transportation projects across the state to fix bridges and streets as well as other projects. it raises gas by 12 cents a gallon and 20 cents for diesel. california already has almost a dollar more per gallon than the national average. aaa says we pay $3.80 a gallon when the rest of the country pays only $2.90. there's been controversy surrounding the ballot language on prop 6 because it doesn't even have the questions tax or repeal in the prop 6 question. >> a lot of times people will like things in concept and then they read the ballot title and language and they think, that's not something that i'm ready to vote for. >> reporter: a recent poll found that when asked about the gas tax, 58% said yes to repealing the tax. 29% opposed. but when another p

live in paradise, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> okay, wow, katie, thank you. >>> meanwhile we sent kpix 5 wilson walker out today to try to find the source of the fire. you got pretty close? >> reporter: well yeah, the winds that kicked up last night really brought the fire back to life and amazing hi it seems to have brought that fire right back where it started. about 28 miles north of oroville on the north fork of the feather river, you will find the power dam, which today was surrounded by fire that sprung up overnight, but this sals believed to be the very area where the campfire first ignited. it's on the west side of the river, underneath the transmission line. >> and these are the radio transmissions from the early morning hours on thursday when the fire was first reported west of the river under the transmission line and it was not going to be easy for them to get there. >> eyes on the vegetation fire will be very difficult. nearly inaccessible. >> camp creek road, the name sake of this fire that's in a tiny little community called pulga out here, the end of the road that itself

kpix 5 wilson walker is there tonight. did they have to pull out of the parking lot? and then there is a long road ahead on what to do after that, right? >> reporter: yeah, i'm standing in front of one of the kitchens that has been feeding folks in this parking lot for the past eight, nine days now, but remember this is just one of the places where people, they have landed across several counties up here. but you get the feeling that this initial sort of phase of just emergency temporary shelter. well this phase is winding down. >> i'm going to get my car smogged. i'm going to get my tabs from the dmv, and tuesday i'm packing up and heading out. >> reporter: from the now famous wal-mart parking lot to the many churches we've been showing you, the citizens launch efforts are now winding down. efforts of love and compassion that will struggle with serious illness, endless heartbreak and overwhelming demand. >> i mean, it has been up and down, up and down at the church that we were at. pretty emotional. >> reporter: she just relocated from a church in chico, a move encou

. >> reporter: in livermore, andria borba, kpix 5. >> our sister station sent us this video. much of the region in the very unhealthy range. some parts have hit hazardous levels. the air quality having impacts on event this is weekend. the berkeley half marathon and the northface endurance championships in the north bay have been canceled. san francisco state has also canceled classes and closed campus for the rest of the week. >> now, paul, we thought that we'd be getting some relief by this weekend, but that has changed. >> it has. >> and the golden gate where our bay goes into the ocean is part of the reason. >> that's the spot where fog likes to come in first. it's the biggest opening to the pacific, if you will. it's also the spot where the smoke wants to leave. but there's a problem. once that smoke's trying to leave and go back out over the ocean, there's an onshore flow the other direction right off the coastline. so it's hitting a wall and backing up like traffic will back up if there's an accident. that backing up of the smoke has led to this, the air quality that t

kpix 5's vern glenn also saw one. brawls. he says that security carried a raiders fan away after he got hit in the jaw and fell back two rows. >>> a 49ers cheerleader is making national headlines this morning for kneeling during the national anthem last night. it was not seen on the live national broadcast. but lenny harold who attended the game took a photo and then posted this online. >> i can't even use my phone at this point, like, getting so many retweets, so many replies and it's interesting because some people think she is really awesome and other people are like, you should fire her. >> the cheerleader's action comes two years after colin kaepernick started similar "tkn the name of the giis unknown. as for the game, the two teams entered with only one win apiece this season. dennis o'donnell will have the highlights coming up later in sports. >>> campaign 2018. the midterms are tuesday. today president trump will hold a rally for republicans in virginia and indianapolis. he is keeping the issue of immigration as migra

kpix 5. >>> a 100 mile an hour police chase turns deadly. we have exclusive surveillance video of the and and the crash. that's coming up. >>> after his domestic violence arrest, rueben foster is already getting another chance at the nfl. >>> remembering the legacy of these leaders lost from san francisco. >>> we learned a dogs diet may be linked to heart failure. >> it's important to know what the concerns are. >> now the fda is investigating more than 100 cases. >> expect original reporting from kpix. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> new surveillance video of a deadly crash in the east

kiet do, kpix 5. it's veterans day - the ow >>> new flareups and strong winds are the major challenges. i am ileana diaz with the latest from ventura county. >>> it's veterans day in the bay area. a pop-up museum is now open to honor those who fought for our country. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during sleep number's veterans day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, during our veterans day sale, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299 - save $400. plus, 36-month financing. ends monday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. woolsey fire continues to rage out of control... firefighters continue to battle the flames that have killed 2 >>> california is on fire at both ends. the other in southern california with a live look where the woolsey fire continues to rage out of control. firefight

kpix 5 reporter susie steimle.. rosa >>> one of the positive storylines we see after every disaster is the outpouring of community support. people keep asking what they might do to donate. we caught up with the group that knows exactly what that means. >> they are uniquely qualified to know exactly what you might need the days after you lose everything. people in santa rosa got together to send donations to butte county. it is the eye of the firestorm and paradise is inhaled with a toddler in tow. most people look at this video and cannot even imagine what it looks like. last october, they did that drive. >> a little bit of panic because we did not know how fast the fire was coming down the hill. >> you just get in the car and you don't even know where you're going. >> she and her family live in fountain grove which makes her an expert. she called this week #1 and it is basically everything that people take for granted. >> a toothbrush, clean underwear, snacks. paper and pen. >> last year, the community came togethe

in monterey, kpix 5. >>> it's time for us to take a break . ahead and more on the upcoming elections. >>> be sure to join us at 10:00 on cable 12 number. we will be back for a half-hour more news coming up at 5:00. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> and now at 5:00, early voters out in full force casting their ballots ahead of the midterm elections. and thanks so much for joining us, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. election day now less than two days away, and san francisco could see a record turnout. kpix 5's katie neilson is breaking down some of the numbers. >> m

you're watching kpix. >>> welcome back. i hope you remembered to set yo we are going to get a check with our weather. we have some fire danger continuing. the current wind speeds are relatively calm at lower levels. gusty wind in the higher elevations in the hills. the wind that was offshore yesterday is flipping on shore today. we will keep our eyes to the fire weather. it does ease but it does not disappear. we are still seeing elevated fire danger due to a dry air mass. we will keep the temperatures above average for this time of year as we make our way into the work week, no rain in sight. the full forecast is still ahead. over to you. >>> a young man was killed and now we are learning the people who talk to the man before the shooting believe that he may have been mentally ill. it happened at 11 am yesterday. this video is from someone's smart doorbell. you can see the bizarre behavior. the man was walking back and forth for a long time wandering aimlessly. concerned neighbors called police. the suspect got into a car

it did move people forward in terms of the economics and in the job security. >> suzie stimmel, kpix 5 >> the two sides are expected to be back at the bargaining table in san francisco on november 12th. >>> a wildfire that began last night in western so momentuma county -- sonoma county is contained. the so-called sweet fire began in the hills above forestville. a camera atop -- the fire destroyed a large pool cabana but firefighters managed to save the home on that property. >>> a sea of brake lights in northern california after a grass fire broke out near 880 during rush hour. all southbound lanes were blocked yesterday evening and only one lane was going north was open. the fire was first reported just after 6:00. a driver passed right by the flames and post they had video on twitter. it was just south of north first street near the airport. crews kept spraying water to ex ex extinguish hot spots. julie has more on the red flag warnings taking effect later today. >>> we have a red flag warning this for the higher elevations above 1,000 feet for the north and east bay hills. we're

we'll be bringing you live results and analysis and live stream on kpix..com. >>> today detective of state mike pompeo will meet with his north korean counter part in new york. it came with a clear call for u.s. to ease its sanction against north korea. a north korean official warneded the country. north korea could once again work on long range missiles that may be able to reach the u.s.. >> north korea always before a meeting tries to gain language by insinuating a threat. we don't want to dismiss it as negotiating rhetoric with that said. >> experts say north korea is paying close attention. >> they want to see much the encumbent in the white house. does he have support. i think they're looking for whether president trump gets weakened or not. >> the u.n. says the nuclear tests of reunite talks about a missile strike. >>> it dismantled a missile launch facility. >>> new this morning, the body of the utah mayor who died in afghanistan over the weekend arrived at dover air force base in delaware. brent taylor was killed in an insider attack in cobble. leaving behind his wife and 7 c

♪ >>> live, this is kpix 5 news at noon. don't take off your mask.rain will come and give us some relief. like of the stock market is in the red. right now investors are seeing another day of triple digit losses. >> good afternoon. >> it has been another wild ride on wall street as we take a look at the big board. it is in the red. down more than 500 points. we have about an hour to go before the closing bell. dow was down 596 points at one point. all three major indexes are slightly lower for the year wiping out all those games. tech stocks are taking a hard hit. apple sings 3.6. sex and microsoft give up 3.3%. financial advisors are still optimistic. >> in 2008, as you know, we had the banks faildepression. we worked our way out of that. now fast forward to today. the banks are doing well. the economy is doing well. this volatile stock market will get back to normal probably at the end of the year. >> there is been a flurry of concerns. crashing oil prices in the china trade will. >> some relief from all of this hazardous air is finally in sight. a

kpix 5's devin fehely tells us: san francisco firefighters -- are furious. "san francisco fire department >>> san francisco firefighters are furious. > . >> reporter: an emotional appeal delivered directly to an alleged arsonist, believed to be responsible for a half dozen fires in golden gate park in the past 24 hours. >> it really is not a joke. it's dangerous for us. >> reporter: the latest in a string of fires was reported before 7:00 a.m. crews battled the blaze in the predawn hours, firefighters silhouetted against the wind whipped flames that raced up the hillside. >> it was intense, and it was intense really fast, because i had already done, like, 4 or 5 lapse, and it wasn't burning ever time i went around. it want up really fast, and it was, like, in full effect. >> reporter: carlene underwood took this video with her cell phone of one of the earlier fires. while all the blazes had been quickly contained, neighbors are nervous about what might happen next time. >> my concern is, you know, given the dry conditions around the state and here, that it c

kpix emily turner is live with more on pg&e's decision, emily. >> reporter: it was a very late decision at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon when they were initially supposed to make that call in the early hours this morning. you can see the lights are still on. now meteorologists at the wildfire safety said there is not enough threat from the weather. they had stabled generator, that was the only town that we know of that they have staged generators, last time they were without power for three days. alerts went out about the possibility this outage at the beginning of the week to about mers, if not more, in 8 different counties. the point of it was to say to be aware it. the reason behind these images is to avoid a fire, everyone say they support the decision was made at the 11th hour today, many say there has to be a better way to do this. >> there is two levels if you are a business owner, you know, you need to know whether or not you are going to have power, two hour notice may or may not be appropriate especially if you are a restaurant a market, what do you do? how long is it going to be?

jackie ward, kpix 5.vi vernor of california. democrat spoke with supporters last night at a post-election event in los angeles. he beat republican businessman john cox 59-41%. >>> voters shot down the proposition 6 repeal of the gas tax. 55% voted no on the effort to pull back funding for bay area road improvements and transportation funding. >>> this morning a victory for democrats. they taking back control of the house of representatives when next year's congress begins in january. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo's meeting with kim jong- un has been postponed. talks were expected after the midterms. north korea officials now saying that the country will not negotiate unless the u.s. removes sanctions. >>> pg&e customers in northern california could have their electricity shut off as a on th the utility is alerting customers in parts of sonoma, napa and 7 other counties that power may be cut off beginning tomorrow because of high fire danger. >>> let's start off in hayward. chp is running a traffic break westbound 92 just be

devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> backers of california's prop 6 really want your support on tuesday. so much so they are going to give away free gas tomorrow. several gas stations are going to register drivers for a free fill-up in support of the campaign to repeal the gas tax. here in the bay area it will be the station on the boulevard in san leandro. show up any time tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and you can enter a drawing for a free $50 gas card. >>> all right, well want to get away? launching three new flights this week, starting today. and tomorrow, they are adding extra service to portland, oregon, and also orange county, if you would rather travel underground, you'll be able to do that next month in los angeles. elon musk posted new video of the high-speed tunnel he is building under the city. on track for a brand new opening party. free rides for the -- for the public will start next day. and at 150 miles per hour, an effort to ease congestion. >> it was raining in california about two hours ago. it wasn't running here and the two hours since it has stopped raining. that's as far

kpix 5 news . >>> here at kpix 5 news, we are celebrating a major milestone. 70 years on the air in the bay area. >> we sat down with mike as he recounted his time here. >> i was born and raised in detroit, michigan. we were steeped in detroit lions more. these are my heroes. and #55, wayne walker. so i knew wayne walker as a sports guy and i did sports for seven or eight years and when i came to san francisco, the fact that wayne walker was a sports guy, he was the only guy i wanted to meet. i did not care about anybody else. i wanted to meet wayne walker. and i did. a great guy and we became great friends. we covered a bunch of super bowls. >> for more of a look back, each of our social media platforms as well as kpix.com . >>> if you are looking to make good use of your weekend, we have some scattered showers and they are mostly centered around the south bay. they will start to peter out in the afternoon hours and if you have things that you need to do like shop or go to the ice rink, tomorrow is your day to do that before we have the clouds returning to the forecast for monday. scat

more now from kpix 5's andria borba in oakland. >>> reporter: after two weeks where there was anything but normalcy in the town of paradise, students at paradise high school got one night of nba fun to forget their troubles. >> i got told that we were going to a report: that was the of the warriors threes, not embers. >> our hope is we give them three hours of time just to not worry about what's happened in their lives the last couple of weeks and enjoy the sport that they love so much. >> reporter: most of the students on the team are now homeless. their previous lives were left in a smoking pile of ash from the "camp fire." >> almost can't recognize anything, like, the town you've this is almost unrecognize an. >> reporter: it wasn't just the high school players but families who ran from flames. >> all i got, wife, son and keenan. >> reporter: his family is literally all he has. but his two little boys managed to grab two of their most important items before running with mom. >> they grabbed their durant shirt and curry jersey. >> reporter: for these siblings another surprise a warri

now kpix kristen aers joins us live with more on that part of the story. kristen, you've been covering this the last couple dates. is it getting better? >> reporter: it actually might be getting worse, juliet. we're here up in the oakland hills, and on any other day, you'd be able to see across the bridge out to san francisco. today, you can't see much more than a gray wall of smoke. that spare the air alert is in effect throughout the bay area, and it may not be lifted for days. a smoky start to san francisco's walk to end alzheimer's today. >> it's smoky out here, but not enough to knock them out. >> despite the air quality, it's been pretty amazing >> i was definitely worried about the air quality. i brought a mask. >> reporter: in the end, the air was so thick, organizers were forced to cut the walk short, from three miles to one >> you don't want to be breathing this in. it's very unhealthy. it's not good for you. please limit your time outdoors. >> reporter: that's the message the bay area management district is trying to get across. models are showi

>>> this is kpix 5 news. >> we are tracking not one but two storm systems.re we may see the most rain. >> plus thousands border this morning awaiting asylum. days after tensions flared after violence and arrest. why president trump says even those with children are not innocent. >> and it is giving tuesday. how to ensure your donations go exactly where you want them to go. >>> good morning everyone it's tuesday november 27th i'm michelle grieggo. >> we talked about the rain coming and here we go. . . >>> it's not just rain today but a second system behind that. that will be a stronger one. so a lot going on. high def doppler we've got it going on for you and you can see the rain from our far north bays here. willis getting that wet weather about to push ucaia and mendecino counties. the wind impact will be on the low side but the best or the strongest impact with the storm will be the roadways. especially as we head through the afternoon and evening it does look like a messy afternoon and evening commute. so be prepared for that. a brief break late tonight i

you're watching kpix. >>> this is kpix 5 news at 6 am. migrants clash with police. >> don't be startled if you see smoke. why cal fire is going to start a fire there on purpose. >>> ruben foster is kicked off the team after another run-in with the law. it is monday, november 26.>>> good morning. 5 am. we get a checkup weather and traffic. monday morning and we are looking at buggy conditions to start. >> right. it was great to have that sunshine over the weekend. enjoy that sunshine. things will start to change as we had through tomorrow. here's a live look with our san jose camera. there we go. you can see the camera. the fog and low cloud action. temperatures in the 40s and 50s as we start off your monday. concord is at 46 and livermore at 46. san jose 46 in santa rosa 41. areas of low clouds and fog along the coast. visibility is down to about a half mile. dense fog as we start off the day. mild and dry conditions for monday afternoon. mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. a few weather systems this week will bring rain. a what rick ahe

live in the newsroom, kpix 5. >>> thank you. with the midterm elections coming up it's important to know your rights as a voter. >> melissa is answering your lingering questions. >> that's right. i think people always need a little refresher on these things. we have election day right around the corner, and you may have questions about voting, so here's rules to remember on tuesday when you go to vote. if your name is not on the list at your polling place, you can cast a provisional ballot, and it will be counted as soon as you're confirmed. >> i want to address a very common myth. are provisional ballots counted? absolutely. >> also you don't have to vote on everything. all ballots are counted, even if they leave some of the contests blank. and as long as you're in line by 8:00 p.m., your polling place has to stay open to let you vote. and when you're inside the polling place, you have a right to vote without interference. >> you have the right to a secret ballot, without anybody bothering you, without anyone trying to tell you

kpix 5's emily turner reports.ing this wintry blast. >>> reporter: that winter storm warning went into effect at 10 p.m. last night. the scene behind me is going to change dramatically over the next 24 to 48 hours with all of the snow they are expecting here in tahoe. caltrans used the lull during the day to prepare for the storm that we are now experiencing. they are restoring sand and salt to keep the roads clear. now, yesterday, we certainly saw on and off chain restrictions on 50 as well as on 80. caltrans says that they are ready to move the snow and it should be much smoother than the thanksgiving weekend because there's less traffic during the week which is good news for the folks up here. most of them have opened in the last week and they are expecting up to oo three feet of snow. snow levels will drop down to 4,000 feet here this morning. they dropped down to lake level right around midnight which is great. they hope the storm will set up a great weekend and good holiday season beyond the obvious concern o

thank you for watching "kpix 5 news this morning."in, ominous very weird shade of gray in san francisco and all across the bay this morning. next local update is 7:26. >> just be careful out there. "cbs this morning" is coming up next. have a great day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, november 15, 2018. welcome to cbc this morning. the search for survivors in california intensifies. 130 people are still missing. the danger of smoke. saudi arabia charges 11 suspects in the killing of khashoggi. >> an ivy league school is accused of

thanks for watching "kpix 5 news this morning."our next local update is 7:26. >>> good morning to our veiewer in the west. it's thursday, november 1st, 2018, welcome to "cbs this morning." five days until the midterm elections and both sides are bringing out their heavypush. how the parties are trying to rally votes and the women making history on the ballot. >> google workers around the world are walking out today to protest the company's handling the sexual misconduct on the job. how a top executive's reported exit with a $90 million severance package is serving as a caught to action for many employees. >> a crisis over lead levels nearly three times the federal limit in a new jersey city

it's life care. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news. speed -- >>> our top story, the death toll continues to mount. authorities wrapped up their latest briefing just minutes ago. the fire is more contained tonight, but it is also more deadly. >> according to the sheriff 76 people are confirmed dead. they have discovered five more bodies today. the remains of 63 people have been tentatively identified. the missing is more than 1200 people. it has burned 140 nightstands and acres -- 149,000 acres. they are urging the survivors to check the missing list. >> i can understand if you do not want to look at it for yourself, you can enlist the aid of a friend. i think the people will do their best to help us to check those lists and call in and let us know that they are safe so we can begin to get them off of the list. >> that list of missing people is compiled from several sources, including emails and phone calls to the call center. the town of paradise will come together in teacher tomorrow night to honor the people that have died. the commu

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betty yu, kpix 5. >>> classes have educberkeley tomorrow and tuesday. the chancellor sent out the letter today citing the poor air quality prompting that decision, and there's no class wednesday because of thanksgiving. the chancellor advised those staying on campus can go to the libraries which have the best air filtration systems. other colleges closed tomorrow include san francisco state and contra costa college, but the college of marin and san jose state will resume classes tomorrow. for the latest head to our website, kpix.com. >>> tonight fire victims and community members gathered at chico church to reflect, pray, and mourn the lives of the victims killed in the fire. kpix 5's christin ayers was there. >> reporter: tonight we spoke to people who say they lost everything but their faith. they came here and gathered tonight to honor the dead and to find solace amid the uncertainty. ♪ it is well. ♪ >> reporter: the words to the him, it is well bely the tragedy -- belie the tragedy that's consumed this community as the fire did. more than 70 dead, o

kpix on what we know so far. >>reporter: i'm about two blocks from the border and it was right here on october 23 when an arsonist targeted the building behind me. you did not hear much about that because of another oakland fire the very same morning. >> i can feel the heat on my face right now. >>reporter: the same morning, a 126 unit construction site burned on west grand avenue, fire large enough to send embers raining down on neighboring homes. >> open the gates, it is on fire. >>reporter: the fire is under investigation and the other fire back here at peralta now has a suspect. 45-year-old dustin belanger who also goes by the name raheem was arrested tuesday and his arrest raises a list of questions. >> the valdez street fire is still undetermined at this time. the effort continues to determine cause. >> that was the fire chief talking about the handful of construction fires that burned across the east bay, as many as nine of them in recent years from emeryville to oakland. >> you could see the flames coming