it happened in la county when authorities finally got the men out, the 24-year-old was covered in such, he was arrested soon after. so how did he end up in the chimney? welcome it appears he wasn't a living presence. police he may have been trying to escape after a burglary. >> i started yelling and said where are you and he said, i'm stuck in the chimney, and you need to help me, i've been here, you know, i've been here all night, since three in the morning. and he goes any water, i need water. >> the suspect was n to e hospital for dehydration then booked into jail on burglary charges. stomach a busy week in the bay area, one popular sports bar almost shut down before the action. a fire broke out overnight at ricky's sports theater and grill in san leandro. luckily, no one was inside at the time. firefighters were able to put out the flames in just 15 minutes. but it would have been a completely different story had they arrived any later. >> there up on the roof, making sure the fire did not spread into the roof. and they said five more minutes and it would have been inside the build

impact that it will have on voters .one issue that we did cover, a number of calls about was in la countyduring the california primary this year, now to what we know not to be a cyber security issue but it seems to have been a software issue, 120,000 voters, their names were missing from the polls so they went to vote, they were told theywork on the registry . and thankfully in that case, polling officials immediately were telling voters to cast a provisional ballot . the county board of elections were quite transparent and the public about the issue that was happening. voters who had cast provisional ballot, their ballot was counted. no extra effort required on the part of the voter soaked in that case, despite a significant error and a very serious issue that was later reviewed by external auditors and proper follow-up being done with voters to inform them of what happened and remedy the issue, but those voters will store still able to vote, their vote was still ultimately counted and the voters themselves didn't have to take any extra step to vote. more recently in maricopa county in a

one issue that we did cover, a number of calls about was in la county during the california primary this year, due to what we now know not to be a cybers ecurity issue, but it seems to have been a software issue, 120,000 voters, their names were missing from the polls so they went to vote, they were told they were not on the registry. thankfully in that case, polling officials immediately were telling voters to cast a provisional ballot. the county board of elections were quite transparent and the public about the issue that was happening. voters who had cast provisional ballot, their ballot was counted. there was no extra effort required on the part of the voter, so in that case despite a , significant error and a very serious issue that was later reviewed by external auditors and proper follow-up being done with voters to inform them of what happened and remedy the issue, but those voters will -- were still able to vote, their vote was still ultimately counted and the voters themselves didn't have to take any extra step to vote. more recently in maricopa county in arizona where ballot

.>>> wildfire has burned more than 3000 acres in la county, 40 miles north it's only 10% contained tonight. two dozen homes have been evacuated, no word on damage or injuries p are>>> the entire state of california is experiencing another year of devastating wildfires and finding the causes for the most of them can be critical when it comes to fire prevention. a new report says investigators can't figure out a cause the the associated press reviewed state data on the 10 largest and 10 most destructive wildfires for each year going back to 2008 and found a third of those fires have not been determined what caused them, lightning accounted for a quarter of the fires followed by downed power lines. later tonight we invite you to join us for a special on california's ongoing battle with wildfires, it's called " uncontained " and it airs right here on ktvu at 9:00 . >>> camtran is shutting down highway one it will be close between paloma avenue and clarendon road while the replace the over crossing it will make it safer for drivers and construction crews. it will affect commutes daily through t

. >>> la county sheriffs investigating a shooting last night where two deputies were hurt.a park in east los angeles. investigators say the deputies saw a group of suspects in a car who were wanted for pointing a gun at someone. after a chase deputies say the car stopped and the suspect started shooting and the deputies fired back. the injuries to the deputies are not life-threatening. one of three suspects was shot and killed. another was wounded. a third feels arrest -- a third was arrested. >>> today and it town hall meeting of the san francisco public works department, how to spend the tax raised from sugary drinks. now the public health department is reaching out to the community to see what programs they think deserve the money. tonight's townhall meeting with -- will be held at the hamilton recreation center on gary boulevard from 6:00 until 8:00. >>> one of the scooter companies left out of san francisco's pilot program is fighting back. san francisco band of scooters earlier this year goes up concerns about riders not wearing helmets and other problems. the city re

brush fire continues to burn right now up in marin county near la gunitas.bigger overnight threatening more people. firefighters say 100 acres near samuel taylor state park burned and within the past few hours up to 150 structures are threatened. that fire is only 10% contained. >> in san francisco, mayor london breed and city firefighters are honoring victims and first responders of 9/11, one of many ceremonies across the country today. >>> the forecast a little cooler once again, kari. >> the winds will stay breezy throughout the day. live look outside over san jose, with some improved air quality today, not as hazy for the south bay, as our high temperature comes up to 79 degrees. it will be very pleasant outside. we will still have some warm spots like antioch and concord reaching into the upper 80s. mid 80s for much of the north bay. oakland today looking at a high of 73 degrees and it gets cooler for tomorrow with more clouds moving in again. breezy winds and some of our warmer spots only reaching into the upper 70s through the end of the week. let's g

they were on the river at regional park about 100 miles south of las vegas in san bernardino county. ith critical injuries. 12 other people were also hurt but are expected to survive. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> reporter: new video from a boating accident last july shows how quickly that a fun day can turn to an emergency. they were on the lake enjoying the day and she was shooting video when an out-of-control jetski ran into their boat. >> our bows were sitting -- boys were sitting in the front about of the boat, oh my -- thank god. then it was a matter of getting the boat off the water without taking on more water. >> reporter: fortunately no one was hurt and the boat was badly damaged. the jets gear did not have insurance. park officials are urging everybody to obey the rules and to have a life jacket on. >>> and rafters and boaters are expected to pack the parks this weekend. rangers will be on patrol on land and in the water. >> it is all to try to keep people safe. we get more visitors during these holiday weekends to the parkway. >> reporter: many people on the river tell us th

now retired santa clara county judge la doris is calling for kavanaugh to do the same. >> kavanaugh because he has denied being there or involvement at all should take a polygraph, and the results should be released before there is any hearing at all. >> reporter: there had been comparisons to the anita hill/clarence thomas hearings. today dr. hill even penned an op-ed piece in "the new york times" urging congress not to make the same mistake they did in 1991. but cordell believes monday's hearing will be much different. >> this is not a repeat of anita hill. >> reporter: especially in this "me too" era. santa clara university law professor margaret russell agrees. >> i think a big difference is actually public awareness of the seriousness of sexual assault. the question of how seriously people take it. >> reporter: and tonight the palo alto moms are vowing to protect christine at her home, at her sons' schools, and also at her work. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> a new salvo today in growing u.s./china trade war. tariffs on ced it will chinese goods. la

it hasn't been an easy day for marin county firefighters trying to control the irving fire near la ganitas. >> most of the terrain is super steep we can't even get the dozers into. crews have been working hard all summer. we're trying to get crews to put it in. >> reporter: firefighters managed to stop forward progress, which is another good sign, but the fire threatens about 150 homes. jean barronsmeyer had to evacuate hers last night. >> when you're 86 years old, it's scary, but you do what you have to do. >> reporter: marin fire says the cause of the blaze is under investigation, but we found pg&e crews and fire officials inspecting downed power lines in the area firefighters say it started. you can see crews gathering a spool of line as well as a power pole without a power line. >> our big concern right now is although it's not exactly a hot day, the humidities are really low and the winds are high. we're expecting the winds to get a little higher. if we can push through this afternoon, get into the evening hours and get the winds to drop and humidities to rise, it will definitely help

. >>> a contra costa county judge found a former de la salle football player guilty of raping a high school student. the 16-year-old was kicked out of school after the incident and the judge made the ruling after new evidence from a snapchat account. that evidence was a 10 second audio clip the victim recorded on her phone during the assault. allegedly she could be heard repeatedly saying no, please stop. the rape happened at a homecoming dance house party last year. the prosecutor applauded the victim's courage saying, "despite an audio recording that clearly shows her lack of consent on the night in question, she has faced significant harassment from her peers for speaking up. i'm hopeful that her strength will inspire other survivors to share their stories." in july a second teenager pleaded guilty to felony sexual battery in this case. he was sentenced to a maximum of nine years confinement. new numbers obta >>> standing in line at the dmv, that's stressful, but apparently so is working for the agency. new numbers obtained by the mercury news find overtime pay is up a whopping 23

la times. >> which ones? >> he wants to talk orange county? those are expensive. four in orange county. dana rocker, bb walters, one was helped by and royce, california 39 and one was held by darrell isa. we have two recruits, young kim would be the first korean american female elected to congress. i thought it was just republican but i think she is the first korean american female elected to congress. i will go with what wikipedia says. it is not a good history. diane harky in their lies the see. i feel good about these races. if you look at the ads, the opposition research book on dana's opponent is really sick and i think that is going to leave a mark. bb walters is a crow, she's another candidate who is not spending in her race, she says she has got it. she knows what she is doing. she has connected deeply with her community and what she has done on human trafficking, what she has done on other issues is making a difference for californians every day. i feel confident she's going to win. i am not saying i definitely won't but she asked me not to. 39, 49, are winnable, they are both

las vegas. large airport would be john wayne in orange county in southern california.be buffalo in new york what's interesting here is i think this is the third or fourth year in a row when j.d. power has surveyed travelers that the airport satisfaction continues to move higher i would disagree with that in certain areas and certain airports guys, it's fun to look at this list and always at the bottom tend to be the large, large airports new york, chicago, la, people always want to complain about those guys. >> they're large we have worse weather here than in las vegas i imagine snowstorms aren't a problem there. >> or in orange county. >> next topic, united overhauling their boarding process. what's going on here >> the process of actually when they're boarding the planes for united, and i was just on a united flight last night, it's still front to back. more priority customers go first. instead of allowing five lanes to line up at the gate, which was always a zoo, they have now streamlined it they said we're going to put in group one, group two once those groups boar

la. the biggest threat may be yet to come. >> floodwaters are rising. if you're not watching for them, you are risking your life . >> reporter: the new evacuations affecting people in cumberland county and the fayetteville area, officials say be out by 3:00 p.m. on sunday. many more are under curfew orders including here. e to has been keeping a truck on florence. >> eventually turning to the north. take a look at the numbers. this is from earlier today. over 30 inches of rainfall. that number has been going up over the past few hours. take a look at more reports. toward newport over 23 inches. wilmington approaching 15 inches of rain fall. we are adding to the numbers right now. here is the latest with tropical storm florence weakening with winds of 30 miles per hour. this is the big concern moving to the west. only at three miles per hour. with the slow movement it will produce excessive rainfall amounts. that will be the big concern as we get into sunday and possibly beyond. here is what the forecast models are showing. tomorrow, no longer a tropical storm. there will be a tropical depression. sunday morning and evening and eventually moving to the north. the excessive rainfall a

the paper reports yesterday afternoon a contra costa county judge found a 16-year-old boy who used to play football at de laty of raping a female student from corondo high school after a homecoming dance house party last year. she was 17 years old at the time of the crime and if you're not family corondolette is the all girl's school across from the all boys school. the defense argued the victim initially consented to the sexual encounter but withdrew her consent and that there was no evidence of force.he mercury teenage boy pled guilty this past july to his role in the attack namely to charged of forced oral copulation and felony sexual battery, sentenced to a maximum nine years. this is a statement de la salle released to the paper and i'm quoting after yesterday's verdict, it is our obligation and commitment to respect the privacy of the individuals involved, while we will not comment on the outcome, let us make ourselves clear at de la salle high school we expect and demand respect for all persons. reporting live in concord, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> it's 5:33. jury in san

. >>> a wild fire has burned more than 3000 acres in los angeles county, it's burning here which is 40 miles north of downtown la, the fire started yesterday afternoon, it's 20% contained, two dozen homes have been evacuated, no word of any damage or injuries, or what caused the fire. in a while, the entire state of california is experiencing yet another year of devastating wildfires, and find the causes for the worst of them can be critical when it comes to identifying better fire prevention techniques. according to a new report, fire investigators often cannot figure out a cause. the associated press reviewed state data on the 10 largest and 10 more destructive wildfires for each year, dating back to 2008, and found a 3rd still have undetermined causes. lightning accounted for 25% of the fires, followed by power lines. >> taking a look outside today, these were some of the temperatures that we had, the official national weather service highs, a little bit warmer in some places than yesterday, some areas about the same, temperatures generally on the mild side, and they have been, we've had a few weeks of this m

places like la valle, wisconsin, have already seen more than a foot of rain. >> it's lost a lot of things. >> reporter: sauk county residents like eleanor ekern are salvaging what they can. >> it will take time to get back together, back everything. g., yeah, what can you do? >> reporter: now, these sandbags have been placed here to keep the water out of lake monona from spilling over into the city of madison. jeff, the estimated amount of mamage now stands at $70 million here in wisconsin, and that does not include private property. >> glor: all right, demarco morgan, thank you. a brutal attack in afghanistan today killed 20 and shed new light on the difficulties faced by the u.s. military in its 17- year war. more than 2,300 americans have been killed. in just the past six weeks, two have been killed by afghans they twre working with, including army command sergeant major timothy bolyard, whose remains emre flown home today. charlie d'agata, who has made nearly two dozen trips to afghanistan, is back in kabul ahead of the 9/11 anniversary. ( crying ) >> reporter: "my brother, my brother!" is all he can scream ou

county. the fire is burning right now outside of samuel taylor park near la gunitas.t started a little before 8:00 last night. at least 100 acres burned. up to 30 structures are threatened, some of them homes. the fire is just 10% contained. and all new overnight, our crews spoke to people forced to evacuate, some with animals. >> and i started packing up my vehicles and my pygmy goats and decided to get ahead of it even though i'm not in a mandatory evacuation area right now. >> reporter: but you're a block away. >> i'm one street away. that's too close, especially if you got goats. >> our pete suratos on his way to the front lines right now. he'll join us with a live report on "today in the bay" coming up in our next half hour. >>> hurricane florence is taking aim on the east coast. bob riddell is here with who is going to help. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. there's a group of 16 local firefighters all trained in water rescue. they're on the road for a 2,900 mile road trip to north carolina where hurricane florence is expected to make landfall early frida

county. the station is based in the four corners, providing services to kings mountain, la honda, upper woodside and skyline boulevard. the price for the new station will be $10 million. >>> it's 5:15. let's check weather and traffic. what is going on out there on the roads? >> nothing. overnight roadwork was casting slowdowns but all lanes are closed on 80. if it's not, hit me up on twitter and let me know. highway 101 at 12, for folks in the north bay, you can almost count the cars out there. just a couple of people making their way on this wednesday morning. speed in the green both directions. no delays on highway 37. we are seeing speeds in the green westbound. it's about 22 minutes between 80 and 101. you are moving at the limit across the span. no trouble connecting with 101. here's interstate 80 where nothing is going on. we did have that overnight roadwork that had lanes closed. this is the residual backup of delays. in hercules, 22 minutes. it will be a slow commute this morning. that's a check of traffic. let's check in with mary lee on the forecast. >> let's show you, first of all, a

are here in new bern, population of 30,000, this is the crown jewel, the county conference center which houses conferences, gal lassee it suffered major wreckage and massive flooding here's pall krisby, what's the main task at hand? >> we are working on drying the building main objectives are to take out any wet unsalvageable materials and get the place ready for reconstruction and a deep cleaning prior to getting them back in? >> how long until this conference center is fully operational? >> might be a month, month and a half we'll have it dried up and ready for reconstruction in two weeks. >> reporter: how is this damage compared to other hurricanes >> all of them are different but they've escaped a lot in downtown everything has wet basements and main floors but it will come back. >> reporter: thank you so much it's one of many centers across the region suffering from major flooding residents in north carolina anxiously awaiting president trump's arrival at cherry point just about 20 minutes away from here, become to you guys. >> seema, thank you very much. we'll await the president's arrival. when we come back

county sheriff's department whose investigators are looking for davis. her mom says detectives found that her daughter's cell phone last pinged on wednesday from la pinata they told her she was seen on surveillence video getting into her 2005 gray nissan altima around 2 in the afternoon with her ex boyfriend. sot: phyllis james, aunt// "normally she will contact her and let her know where she's at. even if she does'nt come home she knows where her daughter is and it's been a long time that she hasnt heard from her and the family is very worried."adding to their worry...richmond police came to her mom's door thursday morning around midnight saying they tried to stop the car her daughter was last driving but instead found a male driver inside who ran away with davis no where in sight. ( marty ) police are trying to track down more car break-in suspects. take a look... morgan hill police got several calls of a suspicious vehicle roaming neighborhoods. police say, the vehicle was connected to a number of thefts from unlocked vehicles. surveillance video captured the suspects checking out several cars. the suspect vehicle is a white ford s-u-v... possibly an

temperatures even up in lake county a little cooler than yesterday, as well. instead of the mid- to upper 90s, la. it may look hazy the smok the higher levels of the atmosphere, though, so hopefully it won't be too disruptive but here's what's going to start to change. a ridge of high pressure is off the coast. it's going to get close to us here by friday afternoon. so that's when temperatures are really going to heat up so on friday get ready we'll see some pretty warm weather and we have not seen rain, we're not going to see rain for a while not in the seven-day forecast. in september, we get about a quarter inch. in october, over an inch. november over three inches. so of course we are waiting patiently for some raindrops. for now, a lot of sunshine especially inland as things warm up by friday. that's your forecast. we'll be right back after the break. get to the ross fall fashion event... ...and get the brands you want... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. y

county while police review theired pres. some detectives on thease could be disciplined. the officers whoere shot are expected to recover. >>> right now, president trump is in las vegas, rallyingte supp. the president took the stage just about 30 minutes ago, before speaking to the friendly crowd, he spoke to fox news host sean hannity. in that interview, mr. tru questioned christine blasey ford, the woman accusing supreme court no, ma'a nooe bre-- nomint kavanaugh of sexl assault. the presidentasked, why didn't anyone call the fbi 6 years ago? leon harris has more. >> reporter: that's right, doreen. that is the action that's i'm here at the live desk in the newsroom, and christine blasey o 's attorney spoke with republican and democratic lawyers on the senate judiciary committee. sources telling nbc news that dr. ford says she is willing to appear before the committee next thursday at the earliest she say she can't testify on monday. that's not enough time for her. dr. ford also says she's willing to appear at a public hearing, but she doesn't want judge kavanaugh in the room with her at the same time. she's also concerned about her safety. >> she's justlm und

county's. >>reporter: newsom and republican john cox only are planning one debate that will be early next month in laancisco city officials have given the go-ahead to remove a controversial statue that sums it is prolonging the racist views of earlier generations. the 1894 statue called early days is located in civic center plaza. >> it shows a native american on the ground, set over by a spanish cowboy and catholic missionary. critics say the statute is disrespectful and demanded it to be taken down. >> last april the city's art commission approved the removal. a northbay attorney challenged the decision, saying it violated a state law. >> this week the city's board of appeals ruled against the attorney. >>> officials in san francisco are threatening to yellow tag the millennium tower, following the recent discovery of a cracked window. >>reporter: the city of san francisco has given the managers of the millennium tower until the end of the week to meet certain deadlines or it could be yellow tagged. this is after the discovery of a cracked window on the 36th floor. >> that is protection of the publ

las vegas trip massacre are illegal here in california. bump stocks make semiautomatic rifles shoot like rapid fired machine guns. >>> a proposal in santa clara countyto build housing specifically for teachers is gaining support. they have set aside property across the courthouse to build affordable housing for its teachers. it is also providing $6 million in funding. another $3 million comes from the city of palo alto and they want teachers to chip in another $600,000 apiece. these districts have all expressed interest in this new housing development. >> teacher housing has been an ongoing challenge for us. we hire incredibly high quality teachers in our district and retaining them over the course of time is something we really are focused on. >> county supervisor joe smith he is and talk with other school districts about joining the project. he hopes to have a proposal ready by next year. >>> imager holiday event that began nearly 4 decades ago in downtown san jose is getting cut short this year. christmas in the park will end early as this out there prepares for a big national sporting event -- will end early this year as they prepare for a big n

la quota and a veteran. kim gain who advocates for a women's right to choose, bobby jenkins, a long time resident of randolph county, georgia and a voting rights advocate. kerry chin, who's been fighting for marriage benefits for same sex couples and carlotta ra near, a member of little rock nine. >> senator leahy? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i was perfectly happy to yield to the senator feinstein for that. mr. chairman the last few minutes we've heard a lot of rhetoric i think it might serve the committee vote to have some reality. i served in the senate for 44 years. during that span, we had to vote on 19 nominations to the supreme court. i mentioned this because of a sense of history. now never seeing that 44 years so much at stake with a single seat but i've also never seen such a dangerous rush to fill it. president trump promised he would only nominate judges to the supreme court who would overturn roe v. wade. judges who would dismantle the affordable care act, judges who would reshape our judiciary. now if that's not judicial activism, i don't know what it is and judge kavanaugh with your nomination, the pr

county service and obtaining legal residency. >>> former first lady michelle obama was in nevada over the weekendr frustration into voter registration. she was in las to push her recently launched campaign called when we all vote. she told the crowd voting is not an option and those who vote determine the future lives and directions of those who do not. >> week get the leaders we vote for. we get the policies we vote for. when we don't vote that is when we wind up with government of, by, and for other people. >> when we all vote is a nonpartisan movement to raise voting registration efforts by bringing key influencers to help the cause. >>> a place for arby's to park permanently in san francisco. coming up, the push to provide parking services and other support to people who live in >>> a nightmare for 49ers fans. jimmy garoppolo suffered what could be a season ending knee injury. we will tell you what is next for him and for the team a. >>> we are busy now. if you're trying to leave the house you will see traffic beginning to get slow on your main commute like this one in lafayette. >>> pretty cool for some. a little patchy fog, but a warm up toda

county d.a. made the decision to roll the dice. it was february 2009. kimberly olson was at home with ernie in their laspartment. >> there was a knock on the door and ernie answered the door and i came out and there was fbi agents with guns drawn. >> ernie scherer was charged with two counts of murder, and kimberly olson thought the whole world had gone crazy. >> he's a poker player and he had made his mistakes, obviously, with the women in his life. but i mean, that's a very far jump from being a poker player to murdering your parents. >> but back home in north carolina, when adrian solomon heard about ernie's arrest -- did you believe he could have done such a thing? >> i believe that he could have and for me that was enough. >> a date was set for trial based on circumstantial evidence. even though that mystery dna at the crime scene was never identified. even though not one piece of direct evidence connected ernie to any murder weapon or those mysterious nike footprints. remember, they were consistent with a size 12 and ernie wore 9 1/2 or 10. and you knew that one of the lines that was coming had to

county sheriff's department whose investigators are looking for davis. her mom says detectives found that her daughter's cell phone last pinged on wednesday from la pinataestaurant in san leandro where they told her she was seen on surveillence video getting into her 2005 gray nissan altima around 2 in the afternoon with her ex boyfriend. sot: phyllis james, aunt// "normally she will contact her and let her know where she's at. even if she does'nt come home she knows where her daughter is and it's been a long time that she hasnt heard from her and the family is very worried."adding to their worry...richmond police came to her mom's door thursday morning around midnight saying they tried to stop the car her daughter was last driving but instead found a male driver inside who ran away with davis no where in sight. richmond police are following up with the driver while the family hopes anyone with information on where davis may be comes forward. live in richmond ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) coming up: new video showing car burglars in progress. now, police are trying to track them down (catherine) also a bay area women's desperate plea... after her h

contra costa county sheriff's investigators are looking for davis after a missing persons report was filed with them. her mom says detectives found her phone last ping from lant in san leandro on wednesday where she was allegedly seen on surveillence video leaving with hre ex boyfriend around 2 in the afternoon getting into her grey 2005 nissan altima. sot: phyllis james, aunt// "we dont know if she was carjacked her phones not working or off or we don't know what the case is but it's not good we're all worried."davis's mom says authorities came to her door thursday morning around midnight to let her know police tried to stop the car her daughter was driving that night in richmond but a male driver left the car and got away and her daugther was no where to be found. richmond richmond police are following up

county, prince george's,fairfax, everybody to the south. were looking at heavier there is no line. i'm not expecting t anadoes. what expecting to the west, this is interesting. they're tracking it to the las. very heavy rainfall in andar nd rappahannock. we are seeing a lot of rain some of the line associated with it the tornado watch is to the east. you can see it. this storm moving toward the northern ne. to the west we're looking at more rain throughout the evening hours and i want to show you what's happening. they do. they just issued this. the flood warning. what's the difference? a flood warning mean we're eing the creeks and streams rise and they'll continue to do so. numerous road closures. seeing road closures throughout blue ridge and the shenandoah valley. turn around, don't drown. east.uld see it to the by 8:00, most of the activity off toward the east.ti we'll ce to see more showers in there tonight and into the day tomorrow we expect more shower activity there as ll. an % channel of showers. then we see some show nice sunshine. wednesday, thursday, friday, we get into the 70s to start next week. some shower activity but not nearly as bad as what we've got out theretoday. >>

las vegas, now a possible antitrust lawsuit against the nfl and the raiders over that departure.>> reporter: good afternoon, that's right that lawsuit should be filed the next couple of days. here in alameda county in the meantime the raiders season opener is on monday night, that's against the rams. it will certainly be filed prior to that. authorities said if that antitrust suit is filed, the raiders would honor their lease this year, become 2019 and maybe in 2020 they will play their game somewhere else while construction continues down in las vegas. raiders fans we spoke to said they are disappointed but will still come out and support the team.>> we.they are going to stay in oakland for a while. it's sad to see them go. >> this is the raiders home, this is where their name was made. hopefully they can get with the city council to work out what's good for the city and the raiders. >> reporter: you would like to see them play at least one year after this. >> yes, raider fans are passionate.>> reporter: city council -- told the chronicle the suit would bring up to half $1 billion in damages and some of that reward would go to the city of oakland. >> it's almost no risk, i guess there's always

contra costa county sheriff's investigators are looking for davis after a missing persons report was filed with them. her mom says detectives found her phone last ping from la pinata restaurant in san leandro on wednesday where she was allegedly seen on surveillence video leaving with hre ex boyfriend around 2 in the afternoon getting into her grey 2005 nissan altima. sot: phyllis james, aunt// "we dont know if she was carjacked her phones not working or off or we don't know what the case is but it's not good we're all worried."davis's mom says authorities came to her door thursday morning around midnight to let her know police tried to stop the car her daughter was driving that night in richmond but a male driver left the car and got away and her daugther was no where to be found. richmond richmond police are following up with the drivershe reported the car stolen and her daughter missing after that incident. they're hoping whoever saw davis or knows of her whereabouts calls police.live in richmond ellas ogomonian kron 4 news. ((vicki/quadbox)) ((vicki/quadbox) ((vicki/quadbox) ((vicki/quadbox))for a second straight day...protests across the country by peo

cities and counties to create lists of buildings that could be at higher risk of major damage or collapse during a quake. ( marty ) tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the mass shooting in las 58 people. greg zanis made a cross for each victim shortly after the shooting. he placed them at the iconic "welcome to las vegas" sign. that's close to mandalay bay hotel, where the tragic event took place. now he's bringing back the crosses to help people cope with the somber ( marty ) zanis says starting today... he's going to hold a 58-hour vigil. that's a one hour vigil for each person who was killed. ( marty ) on saturday some survivors of the shooting reunited in las vegas toark one year since that tragedy. jackie kostek has the story. "i just needed to be with people that understood what happened and what was going." one year since the shooting. richard says he's felt isolated and lost. he lives in orville, california about 10 hours from las vegas, so finding other survivors to connect with has been

county services and obtaining legal residency. >>> former first lady michelle obama was in nevada over the weekend hoping to turn non- voter frustration into voter registration. she was in lasrday to push her recently launched campaign called when we all vote. michelle obama told the crowd voting is not an option. those who do vote determine the future and lives in directions of those who sit out elections at home. >> we get the leaders we vote for. we get the policies we vote for. when we don't vote that's when we wind up with government of, by, and for other voting registration efforts by bringing key influencers to aid the cause. >>> a new report says fire investigator still don't know the cause of some of the worst wildfires in the state of california. the associated press looked at data on the largest and most destructive fires in california dating back to 2008. a report says investigators could not determine a cause for about one third of those fires. lightning and power lines are the most common reasons when they did find a cause for the fires starting. >>> two fighters recovering after a fire yesterday afternoon near quimby road and read hillview airport. more than

county police have begun an investigation and th fairfax public schools are investigating. they and others, including parents, want to know more about what happenedn that bus and how that young student las life.is we have a look for you at where this happened. this was a mixed use neighborhood off of the 2300 block off dulles station boulevard. this is a newer too far from the airport here. we have a look at the school bus here. we know that boy was the only student onboard that bus. other student there. and a few other adults, as well, when he sufferedhis medical emergency of some kind, not specified what ts.t but that bus did stop and 911 wascalled. fairfax county fire and rescue raced to the scene here, tried to save that young boy. he was rhed to the hospital where he latered and back out live, again, we know police are investigating. stil early in that investigation. no word on who that student was and where he w in school or what the emergency was onboard that bus. once we no mo we'll bring that information to you. we're live in herndon, i'm justin finch, news 4. back into you in the studio. >>> new details on the deaths of o children and a woman inside a home in herndon this week

la times. where did she go? okay, great. >> -- talk a little bit about what -- you think are really good right now, which ones you -- >> so you want to talk about orange countyse those are pretty expensive? there are four in orange county. dana -- mimi walters, and the two open seats, when it was held by herÃmegan california 39 and one that was held by -- in california 49. we have two great recruits there, young kim would be the first -- i thought it was just republicans -- but i think she's the first korean -- korean american fema or to do congress is what they tell me now so i would go with what wikipedia says, and -- then -- and diane harkey who is and 49. you know, i feel really good about those races. you know, if ads that are already out there in the seat, the opposition research book on dana's opponent is really thick. and i think that is going to leave a mark. mimi walters is a pro. i think, a she is another candidate was asked me to not bend and her race, she says she has a, the confidence she has appeared she knows what she is doing. she has connected deeply with her community and what she has done on human trafficking, what she has done mcm1on oth

cosso -- were found at a la quinta inn and suites in cosso and sto police say they are looking for at least four more ople in this case. ( darya ) in the south bay... santa clara countysh the old city hall building in san jose. but there will be áno transitional housing for the homeless. that's what advocates had been pushing for. instead... the long vacant building will be torn down to make way for parking. ( darya ) we're now learning the cause of a near miss at s-f-o. turns out pilot fatigue led to the close call back in july. here's the air canada plane coming in for a landing. but as it gets closer... the pilots see other planes below them... quickly pull-up... and then circle around. the pilots -- who were on their 19th hour of work -- were trying to land on the taxi-way and not the runway. we're also learning the near collision was much closer than initially thought. the f-a-a says the air canada plane came within 10 to 20 feet of another plane. ( darya )coming up next ... oakland teachers rally in the streets... demanding higher pay. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin)in sf nb 280 at alemnay after a foggy start for some afternoon temperatures will boost under m

county. i'll head back there coming up next. >> thank you. >>> this morning we've learned the city of oakland plans to file a lawsuit against the nfl and the raiders over the team's move to las vegas. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in alameda at the team's training facility to explain why this could mean an early exit for the raiders. amy? >> hi, reggie. what a way to start the season. the team's home opener is scheduled for monday night but looks like the city where they play may be filing a lawsuit against them before they take the field. that could mean it's the last home opener here. according to the "san francisco chronicle," the city of oakland is planning to file a multimillion-dollar anti-trust lawsuit against the nfl and the oakland raiders because of the team's plan to leave for las vegas. in response, a coliseum official tells "the chronicle" if the city does file the lawsuit the team will likely go to vegas a year early. the mayor's office told "the chronicle" the mayor has no comment. councilman galo quoted as saying the lawsuit is expected to be filed and announced within the next few days and says it could result in damages of $500 million for the ci

las vegas. you are making that up. mr. jealous: we can replay the tape on that one. on this issue, i take umbrage. i've had two family members shot in maryland, one in howard county and one in prince george's county. on your watch, murders are up 42%, revised down to 34% in 23 counties outside baltimore. more than 50% when you include baltimore city. i have worked with governors, the mayor of york city as president of the naacp to put forward strategies that make us safer and make our prison system smaller. for you to suggest that i would allow violent criminals out early is straight out of the old playbook from willie horton to donald trump. gov. hogan: that's just nonsense. it's right on your website your -- your website. you want to reduce the prison population by 30%. you have already reduced it at any higher state in any -- in the country. the major cut is the only cut in spending. you want to cut $660 million out of public safety. you want to fire 2000 or 3000 public safety officers. that's not going to help violent crime. let's talk about how what we been doing might help. baltimore city, we had the worst violence breakout in 47 years 89 days after i was g

las vegas. >>> time now is 8:53 am. a funeral service will start in more than an hour now for a sacramento county sheriff's deputy depu killedne of duty. mark and his partner responded to a customer disturbance. the suspect shot and wounded the start clerk and killed the officer. the suspect was caught by other law enforcement and today's service will be held at the bayside church deputy was recently married and served in the sheriff's department for the past 4.5 years. >>> firefighters who died in the line of duty will be honored today in sacramento, 37 names will be added to the memorial wall. the capital park at 11:30 am this morning at least six of those firefighters worked in the bay area. more than 1300 names are already inscribed in that memorial wall. >>> one man has made it his mission to set up signs for members of the 58 lives lost in las vegas. as we explained, a year later, the same and return to the very same site to set up another memorial to commemorate the victims in vi that tragedy. >> she should be standing right here. they should all be standing right here. not just these crosses. they should be standing