no wave is too big for laird hamilton. we sat down with the san francisco native to talk about his new movie. >>> we launch our new look at tonight, and clay thompson pledged $1000 per point for fire victims. how other bay area athletes are also helping out. >>> in mount shasta's shadow, an explosion of illegal pot grows.the desert. >> they've set up shop, they are chucking the water in. tonight at 11:00, why this quiet county has called in the national guard. >> at least we have 2000 the sites out here. >> reporter: at stake, a multi- million-dollar harvest. the race between growers and the law. an original report tonight at 11:00 on kpix 5 news. >>> it is that easy, come down to mershon's antics auction and get fitting. i've found my hidden gems, i'm sure you will too. all the info@mershon.com. >>> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. contests, no competitive career... rly 1970's >>> if there is a mount rushmore of surfing, laird hamilton needs to be in this discussion. no awards or competit

donald laird is the head of the computer studies department at santa rosa junior college.son have been collecting photos and papers lost in the fire. they started a website where the post pictures of what they have gathered. he said he has been on cloud nine since hearing from some of the original owners. >> just knowing that i can be helpful in some way, some meaningful way. it's a great feeling. for some people who lost their entire home, this may be the only thing they have left. this may be the only memory they can salvage. >> he said he'll also restore some photographs free of charge. if you would like to see the photos and papers he's found, go to ktvu.com. >>> there is a special halloween event in the north bay. the goal was to bring happiness to the many children who lost everything in the fires. volunteers handed out halloween costumes to kids at a church auditorium in santa rosa. one little girl lived in the coffey park neighborhood. her family lost their home when the neighborhood went up in flames. >> i did not want to leave my home but i knew i had to. for saf

today we look at the city of glasgow college by reiach and hall architects and michael laird architectstechnical and professional education on an immense scale. the college wanted a building that exuded quality and ambition and aspiration for their students. we have created a building of scale, of character, of quality. they walk in and they say wow, this is a place i wa nt and they say wow, this is a place i want to be part of. the building is located in a high point in the city and that training is raised to the same level as any institution within the city. the new buildings really have been a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity for the college to transform the way we teach and the way our students learn. we previously operated under of 11 quite dated buildings across the city. these nou campus buildings and this building in particular brought a diverse curriculum and diverse communities into two state of the art nou campus sites. a brilliant transformation for staff and students. you can see all the nominated buildings on the bbc arts website. you can find out who is the winner live on t

today we look at the city of glasgow college by reich and hall architects and michael laird architectsn an immense scale. the college want a building that exuded quality and ambition and aspiration for their students, we have put a building of scale, of character, of quality. they walk in and say wow, this is a place i want to be part of. the building is special, it is located at a high point in the city, and that vocational training is raised to the same level as any institution within the city. the new building is a new once—in—a—lifetime opportunity for the college to transform the way we teach and the way the students learn. we previously operated out of 11 quite dated buildings across the city. these new campus buildings and this one in particular brought together a hugely diverse curriculum, hugely diverse communities into two state—of—the—art campus sites. a really brilliant transformation for staff and students. you can see all the nominated buildings op the bbc arts website. and find out who is the winner of the stirling prize live on the bbc news channel next tuesday. zip—wir

the back handoff to patrick laird, takes it wildcats answer with two straighted i straight touchdownsway, 137 on the ground. arizona runs for 345. ended up in double overtime. arizona scores first. cal needing a touchdown. look at the fight. look at the power right there. touchdown. cal did not need to go for twou a two and the win but wilcox wants that. jordan done kin back of the end zone, tipped away, incomplete. 45-44, wildcats. >> we had been doing good things on offense, we felt we had a good play. like the rhythm of the game, ebbs and flows, i thought that was the best way to win. >> i'm confident in whatever situation or, you know, opportunity he wants us to take. i was really excited to help us win the game. on one play. and we didn't. >> so close. sharks and islanders in brooklyn, second period. off the board, spins away from the check, feeds kocura, snipes it. on the redirect for the hat trick, the second of his career, the sharks fall 5-3. they are 3-4 on the season. >>> the astros beat the yankees in game seven of the championship series. it's astros and dodgers in the wo

first quarter, the tricky to the back handoff to patrick laird, who's back and healthy, takes it backr with two straight touchdowns. khalil tate runs away, 137 on the ground. arizona runs for 345. they led at the half. ended up in double overtime. arizona scores first. cal needing a touchdown. fourth and goal. look at the fight. look at the power right there. touchdown. cal did not need to go for two and the win but wilcox wants that. bowers with time, looking, jordan dunken back of the end zone, tipped away, incomplete. 45-44, wildcats. >> thought that was the best way to win the game. based on how the game was going, we had been doing good things on offense, we felt we had a good play. like the rhythm of the game, ebbs and flows, i thought that was the best way to win. >> whatever coach wants to do. i'm confident in whatever situation or, you know, opportunity he wants us to take. i was really exc win the game. on one play. and we didn't. >> so close. sharks and islanders in brooklyn, second period. off the board, spins away from the check, feeds kocura, snipes it. ties it 2-2. in t

that's keeping your ride heavy as you are trying to get know laird from 238 on down towards highway 84it's about 15 minutes. no delays across the san mateo bridge, westbound on the right side of your screen there heading from 880 over to 101. about 15 minutes. getting crowded along that stretch. but we are still in good shape. the eastshore freeway, an earlier crash on the shoulder near san pablo dam road looking good from 4 to the maze. it's in the green about 15 minutes. looks like we have a problem over at the bay bridge toll plaza. tow trucks on scene. you can see the flashing lights. but 13 minutes from the maze into san francisco. metering lights, yup, they're on. hat's a check of your traffic; over to y ou. >>> thank you. utility crews continue working to reconnect gas and electricity for tens of thousands of customers. pg&e says 34,000 homes and businesses are still without power. mostly in sonoma and napa counties. more than 36,000 customers don't have gas service. utility workers are going house to house to turn on pilot lights where it's safe while other crews try to fix dam

when we were getting to know each other, really know each other, which takes a while and is mull by laird. she said, couldn't races my boys the wayor raising sam. she said, i'm raising black boys. i can't have them walking around the street acting like they own the place. i have to tell them to be careful. i have to teach them how to talk to a policeman. i have to teach them a lot of things you don't have to teach sam. that's only one of many moments of education, but that's a predicament because you don't want -- my mama gave me -- read me a book called "the little engine that could." probably in here somewhere. i think i can, i think i can, i know i can. she didn't want me going through the world to think i couldn't. she wanted me to think i could. she wanted me to be free and strong. that's a little -- everybody wants that. for their children. but it's complicated by the perils that they confront, and i don't know. i think -- i think i would try to raise up warriors for justice because it's not just danger to them. it's danger to the generations and generations of people of -- black bo

controlling circumstances and not these 25 -- lets bring in tevy troy over medical and drug safety and trey lairdh us as well it is a personal issues for him. obviously, you were there when a lot of stuff was growing, did you try to combat at it and was there any effort federally, guys, we have got a national crisis that's brewing in devastating communities and if so, what happens >> to be fair, it was not as big o f a deal and not a big of a problem when i was there ten years ago. we were talking about issues of telehealth like what the president is talking about today and making sure the right person is getting the right prescriptions and you don't have these doctors writing prescriptions inappropriately. technology is improving to the point where we can trust tele medicine we are making sure if they can get the right medications. >> do you think doctors are getting the message, in other words, based on the numbers that we have seen of the over doses and number of prescriptions that are written 200 million prescriptions written in 2015 that they are finally getting the message, the pain is not

what they're planning on doing guys is actually flying to for the laird dale first meeting up with another jet and two jets will head to western part of puerto rico and what m mr. leader told me earlier the plan is to take five or six dialysis patients in desperate way there in puerto rico and fly them back to florida for treatment. so, bringing medical supplies to puerto rico and on the way back bringing some folks who need special medical assistance and that is happening as we speak here at dulles airport. >> all right. bob need is great. thank you very much. >> 7:09 hi tuck good morning. >> good morning, nice wea weather. beautiful you fall weather to look forward to today. temps in the mid 70s. >> perfect. >> easy. >> let's get to it. >> tada. >> another beautiful fall day as advertised. cool out. over night lows 40s. and national 47. 40s in dulles. and quk look at satellite and radar. featuring absolutely nothing but blue skies and beautiful weather and should be a kind of repeat of yesterday. the only warm feature to note it's dry around here. day number 19 we need rain not in near t