. >> several people were taken into custody during the protest at the marriott marquis in downtown san francisco. >>reporter: good morning, the drums, whistles and chance -- chants i've been going since 7 am. they have been on strike for more than a week. hundreds have protested here yesterday with an active civil obedience, blocking traffic. >> police had to make arrests, shutting down a portion of the road. >>reporter: nearly 2500 workers walked off of their jobs last week from seven marriott hotels in san francisco. at the height of the friday evening rush hour, hundreds of striking workers had a disruptive protest in front of the marriott marquis. >> in addition to picket lines, dozens sat down on the roadway of fourth street between market and mission for about an hour. one by one, police officers removed each protester who blocked the road and arrested them. >> workers say they are fighting for a livable wage and job security. larry lou -- mary lou is a housekeeper and says she is a -- her take-home pay is it enough, she had to take on a second job just to make ends meet. >> i wa

also a lot of confusion for those who knew marquis brown. they want to know what happened. a young man's life has been cut short. there is a dark cloudanging over home coming festivities on the duquesne university. they're mourning the life of a marquis brown. >> it's a sad day. >> reporter: studes went to work wondering why this classmate would jum from this 16th story window? >> it is super sad for someone i can'ts, on campus even imagine looking at the window. >> his former teammates are asking those same questions. thean answers come soon enough. in the meantime, he is remembering the infectious personality and the laughter they share. >> just a great person. someone who can light up the room and your day. on and off the field. >> it is putting the school's motto to the test but he says it is days like this when the school is truly one dematha. >> we're a really, really tight brotherhood. whenever tragedy strikes, we gather evaround. ybody has each other's back >> we know about marquis' brown is in pennsylvania hook for answers, like every one else. >>> aan accused of g

rush hour, hundreds of striking workers held a loud and disruptive protest in front of the marriott marquis. in addition to the picket line doesn't sit down on the roadway causing the closure of fourth street between market and mission for about one hour. one by one police officers removed each protester who blocked the road and arrested them. workers say they are fighting for a livable wage and job security in the age of technology and automation. >> there are talks about putting in machines to take over and make things quicker, easier and cheaper. that means a lot of people will be out of work.>> reporter: she is concerned she may lose her job after working as a cocktail waitress for more than two decades. >> i am going to be 50 years old. it is hard. >> reporter: marriott said, we are disappointed that unite here has chosen to resort to a strike at this time. during the strike our hotels are open, and we stand ready to provide excellent service to our guests. >> we are always taking care of the gas. how can we do this now when they are doing this to us.>> reporter: she is a housekeeper w

. >> they include the courtyard marriott downtown, the marriott marqu marquis, the st. regis, the w, and westin st. francis. these hotels are still open. >> lyanne melendez is live near the marriott marcus wiquis with on the strike. >> by the way, all the hotels that you mention ready either own order operated by marriott. now here in san francisco, they began picketing very early in the morning in san jose about 200 workers walked off the job, this after boston workers there in boston also went on strike yesterday. on the picket line, hotel workers tried to dissuade tourists from checking into the marriott marquis in san francisco. it wasn't clear if they were having much success. but today was about letting people know most of them are not making ends meet. >> our key commands are contract delivers on economic fairness because it's so hard for workers to make ends meet in today's bay area. >> we met a single mom of three. as a hotel housekeeper, she earns $23 an hour. a decent wage if you don't have to live in the bay area. what she takes home after taxes fluctuates d

in front of the marriott marquis, we will have more on these arrest and this protest, coming up tonight, live on kpix 5 news at 6 o'clock. >> thank you, thank you for watching tonight at five. >> they will be back in 30 minutes, of course we are keeping an eye on the hotel situation for you. . captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this friday, the death toll and the desperation climb. our teams are in the hardest hit areas following hurricane michael. an american pastor free tonight after being held for two years in turkey is heading to the white house. and steve hartman "on the road:" the kindness of strangers, even for nature's smallest creatures. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> rescuers are still surveying the damage from hurricane michael. >> we just left mexico beach, total destruction. >> every single building at tyndall air force base is destroyed or unlivable. >> i feel almost like we're in a third-world country. >> another major shake-up in the roman catholic church. >> cardinal donald wueas

the marriott marquis on fourth street. they say the massive hotel chain has left them working without a contract since the summer and won't budge on negotiations over salary, benefits, and sexual harassment protections. >> they have a lot of wealth and we're just fighting for our rights. they want to cut our benefits, we need job protection. >> rents have gone up. every year my rent goes up. it goes up to the point where you are really living paycheck to paycheck pretty much. i mean i need assistance to pay my rent. >> reporter: the strikers shut down fourth street between marker and mission as barricades blocked them from entering the hotel itself. around 5:15, a group of 50 strikers from unite local two staged a sit-in in the middle of fourth street. 15 minutes after that, spd began plucking them one by one, arresting them. each arrest was met by cheers. >> a lot of my co-workers, we need to work two to three jobs. that's why it says one job should be enough because to survive. >> reporter: the bulk of te6:30 say they wi

: take a look behind me, protesters have staged a sit in in front of the marriott marquis.of them have been arrested. the rest started -- the arrested started earlier today. right now, no testing

. >> 41 protesters were arrested outside of the marriott marquis . amber lee was there while the rally was taking place. she joins us live to talk about it . >> reporter: unit officials have described the protest as being an active civil disobedience. it will go 24/7. they say the message is loud and clear. >> reporter: at the height of the friday evening rush hour, hundreds of striking workers held a loud and disruptive protest in front of the marriott marquis. in addition to line,fourth str between market and mission for about one hour. one by one, police officers removed each protester blocking the road and arrested them. the workers say they are fighting for a livable wage and job security the age of technology and automation. >> there is a lot of talk about putting in machines to make things quicker, easier and cheaper which means a lot of people will be out of work. >> reporter: she is concerned that she may use -- lose her job after working for a cocktail waitress for more than two decades. >> i am going to be 50 years old. it is hard.>> repor

marquis brown was a football player and a high scho grad. jumpingay he died after out of a dorm window. corey? >> reporter: a lot of questions surrounding marqui death. both here at dematha high school and at the duquesne campus. it was about 10:30 when police responded at the residence hall. shortly after they arrived, we are told he jumped from the 16th floor window. those who knew him are asking why and they're tryingeo cop with his death. to know him was to know a leader. just ask those who played with him at the high school. >> a great player.lw he wass willing to learn. them he relished his time under the friday night lights but they said he was a dependable friend and could make anyone laugh. >> he would just lighten the mood.as he great person. >> brown's classmates atve duquesne uity feel the same way. they too are trying to copeith his death. >> super sad. on campus, too. i can't even imagine looking at the window. >> in a statement, duquesne university said the thoughts anr ers of the entire university community go out toarquis br

cort yard marriott downtown, marquis, union square, palace, st.region us, the w, and the westin st. frances. marriott said they will still remain open. a live report at 6:30. >> san francisco police officers now required to respect people's gender identities and call people by their preferred pronounced. according to the examiner, they passed this yesterday. the police commission says officers who do not follow policy can face discipline. >>> fathers are using the hashtag squat for change after this photo went viral on instagram. dante palmer posted a photo of himself, you see here, squatting in the men's restroom to change his son's doctor. he said changing tables should not be limited to women's restrooms. other fathers have reached out in support posting pictures of their own squats. >>> new at 6:00, if you're having a rough day, maybe just ask for a hug. >>> a new study from carnegie mellon shows it can put new a better mood regardless of gender or age. a hug from a platonic friend is just as significant as one from a significant other. 400 pe

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like k-d posterizing lebron: marquis makes the dunk!! let's stop it right there..e end beathard threw an interception.. packers got the ball back.... and aaron rodgers was reserrected and the packers ran down the field to win the game 33 to 30. why god, why? ( darya ) but if it makes you feel any better: the dodgers look like they're doomed:they were shut out last night in game three.but i digress.. let's bring it back to the bay area's forte' ... basketball! ( darya ) the warriors will remind everyone they're the champions tonight when they raise the banner at oracle and then take on the thunder in their first game of the new season. kiss the ring! the last one was 11 carats: so gaudy,that's why mine are fake. look at this, you can already buy a fake "2018" ring on amazon for 20 bucks! before k-d and the sunshine band even get their 2017 rings tonight.. 3rd in four years... all those diamonds can really weight you down.. ( darya )seriously? we know the drill.. it takes 15 minutes

marquis brown, football player, died after a fall from his dorm room last night. he was a junior in pittsburgh. live outside dematha, reaction to one of the former teammates, i understand? >> reporter: that's right. at this all boys catholi high school, the motto is one dematha. we truly saw what those words mean when we heard about brown's death. his friends, teammates, former coaches, all took to system to share their condolences. they said campus police were responding to an alt 1cation on thh floor of a residence hall around 10:30 when officers arrived on the scene, brown um reportedlyd from a window. to those w knew him, they are struggling to understand what happened. brown had just cebrated his birthday the day before. to them, the liberal arts major was happy and he had his eyes on the future. we spoke to one of his former teammates. he said brown was a leader on and off the field but a person in the classroom. tonight he is focusing on how he lid, not how he died. >> someone giving his all on and off thefield. someone who will be there for you no matter w

: take a look behind me, protesters have staged a sit in in front of the marriott marquis. the last of them have been arrested. the rest started -- the arrested started earlier today. right now, no testing over wages , over safety on the job. their slogan here is one job is enough. the city and began around 5:15 pm. they were 50 workers who sat in the middle of the street blocking traffic. traffic had already been blocked because of the protest. one by one, san francisco police officers came and pulled one striking worker away from the crowd, one by one, put them in zip ties and and -- is arresting them. this is been going on for quite some time. we are talking about housekeepers, bellman, cooks and dishwashers, they are calling out marriott saying they have been working without a contract since july and august and they want the corporation to pony up some more wages. we will have much more on this story. photojournalist marco has zoomed in on some of those protesters who have been zip tied in are being taken away right now. the crowd out here is large, it is loud, it is on

. >> now, we are live outside the marriott marquis hotel. marriott did issue a response to all of this saying, quote: saying, quote: >>> they shut down los gatos overnight of 17, the lanes are now open. the crash happened at 5:30 last night on 17 at the blossom hill overpass. a tractor-trailer was carrying a cavator. the driver had enough room to slip over the overpass but miss judged it. the collision sent concrete falling on to the highway below. air amazingly no one was injured. officers were able to reopen one lane of southbound 1 at 12:45 this morning and reopened the second lane several hours later. >> your time 6:04, follow-up to a story of authorities in the east bay. they are targeting a gang in east oakland. the operation involved oakland police and several other law enforcement agencies including the chp, early thursday morning, police served lawrence, alameda and contra cost a county and alameda county. they seized drugs, guns and cash and arrested at least a dozen people. >> these lved in shootings, robberies and murders on some

hotels include the marquis. the st. rita's anti-western state frances.rt from the marquis on forestry coming up at the bottom of the hour. >>> marin county voters will be asked to rock a sales tax for another 30 years with the money generating paper topic traffic improvements. they were not included a measure a which was approved back in 2004. and highway 101 along the sonoma and marin and narrows that creating a direct connector between an estate 580 and 11 or one of the two big projects that it would pay for if approved. the measure would also provide they would keep crossing guards against the county. half of the schools are due to lose the crossing guards in january. the -- the measure needs approval from two thirds of voters to go into effect. >>> the county das office is conducting use of force investigation after a death of a man who struggles with sheriff's deputies. the us that started around our community near miller drive yesterday afternoon. officials say the 36-year-old mand assaulted the deputy and fought with other deputies who showed up.

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they are demanding higher pay and better working cotsite san marquis whbehind her.l could morning pick the picket line continues to grow. more and more people are showing up. they are grabbing signs and marching up and down the street. they are here to unite local 2. the union in negotiation with the marriott for months. the strike is happening at hotels in san francisco, san jose and boston. with me now is -- why are you on strike a? like we are on strike because we feel like the marriott could and should do more for us as employees we had in number of opportunities to sit down at the negotiation table with marriott and we feel that they have been wasting time. it is a tough job. we live in an expensive city. we feel like marriott has more than enough to share the wealth that they have. >>reporter: can you tell us personally what has been like to work in hotel job and live in the bay area?>> i'm sure like everyone else that lives in the city, and it's really rough. it seems to be getting more expensive as the years go by and like i said, we work for a company that

striking employees have been marching the marriott marquis and six other hotels yesterday. we brought this to you as breaking news on "abc 7 mornings". and a similar scene in downtown san jose at the marriott. union leaders are demanding marriott give raises to the workers. the hotels will remain open. >>> this morning this year's nobel peace prize goes to two people who fight were against sexual violence a strategy. the winners were announced this morning. dr. dennis dennis dennis den and nadia ramad. the doctor has condemned mass rape and criticized countries nar not doing another. dra kidnapped and among thousands of girls and women who were raped and abused. she has been speaking openly about what she and others suffered. >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. back to the 50s in the st bay valleys. pleasanton, 51. walnut creek and san ramon, 52. the rest of us 54 to 56. elsewhere, mid to upper 50s in the bay shore, from san francisco at about 55. 40s in napa and santa rosa. you willeeg. nethd c 46 degrees. the dry western span of the ba

they were led away for sitting down in the streets in front of the marriott marquis. hundreds of other workers paraded snarling traffic. both sides in the labor dispute don't seem to be backing down. but some who live there are getting tired of the noise. >> i get it. i get what they're trying to do. i don't know if it is the right way. it is frustrating when you live here and work here. >> several hotels are affected. at the st. regis, they've had installed sound deadening panels. that doesn't help sue and dick. they live in the st. regis and their words face the street. >> i'm behind them if they can't get enough money in one job. but they've carried it way too far with the noise. >> reporter: marriott international has not released any details about the ongoing negotiations. a spokesperson did release a statement saying they are disappointed workers decided to go on strike but the properties will go on open. >>> a south bay situation that unfolded in a very tragic place. several people called 911 about a naked man running around with a gun. the park was a few block

. >>> strikinghotel workers, in front of the marriott marquis hotel, this morning . 41 striking workers were cited and released last night for blocking the road in front of the marriott. there are similar hotel strikes in san jose, oakland, boston and parts of the way . the workers say they need livable wages where they aren't forced to work several jobs to make ends meet. labor talks are scheduled next week . in a statement marriott said they are disappointed that the workers union has chosen to resort to a strike. during the strike the hotels are open and we stand ready to provide excellent service to our guests. >>> walmart settled a decade- old lawsuit for $65 million that had claimed the retail giant failed to provide seating for cashiers in california. which is in violation of the california order. the settlement was filed this week in federal art into . if the judge approves that the settlement will affect 100,000 cashiers . >>> starting monday drivers traveling across the bay bridge will expect lane closures. caltrans says the closures are for scheduled maintenance work. workers

this is video of one arrest at san francisco's marriott marquis hotel.(ááásara in landingááá) kron 4's sara stinson is there now live with details on the arrests and the walkout. marty thats right tensions are rising after 41 marriott hotel workers were arrested right here in front of marriott maquis for blocking traffic on fourth street.you can see them rallying in this video.three thousand bay area marriott employees went on strike last week demanding better pay, better worker safety and job security.many of these people say they're pay with marriott forces them to work more than one job to pay for rent and bills.the strike is expected to continue as workers wth the union unte here local 2850 say they spent months in negotations and nothing happened so they're not backing down now.marriott workers are striking at seven different marriott hotels in the city.marriott officials have not responded for comment yet.live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks sara. we'll continue to follow up with you in the next hour. ( marty ) the ghost ship

arrested 41 hotel worker, including their union president at a rally outside san francisco's marriott marquis this evening. hundreds rallied on fort street blocking traffic. 3,000 marriott workers went on strike demanding higher wages and job security. it's part of a nationwide action. the protesters arrested tonight have been cited with misdemeanors and then released. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. we've devoted more time, resources and reporting to issues reporting your quality of life, like development. >> that's a big one, of course. n frcio's salesforce tower and millennium tower have led the transformation of the skyline. construction cranes crowd oakland like those at the mcarthur bart transit village. >> and today we saw plans for a 17-story office tower across from san jose's plaza de cesar chavez. this as a century old foundry prepares to make way for a transit village. >> abc 7 news reporter del castillo. >> the foundry opened 2 eed in and is one of the last remaining. >> a brass cover for a headlight. >> every moment in the last 100 years has made kearn

the fun continues tomorrow with more marquis events for the city. for gene a and her son charlie fleet week holds extra special meaning. >> what he is good at, and he absolutely is typical child when he is at air shows. it's absolutely wonderful to see him when he is engaged. >> reporter: charlie is autistic. while he is usually sensitive to loud sounds, fleet week is different. >> i like the part when they fly and do their tricks and they treat me really well. like a celebrity. >> reporter: more than a million people each year descend on san francisco to honor the men and women of the united states armed forces, many making it a family tradition. >> luke just turned 3. we are actually from san diego. so we're in town for fleet week because the kids just love airplanes. >> can't be better than this. it would be a little better if we were like on our kayaks in the front row right there. >> reporter: as if all of that wasn't enough, this weekend is the 18th annual hardly strictly festival. >> yeah! ♪ >> reporter: now in its 18th year, what started as

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news is there as workers, political allies and members of other unions marched outside the mariot marquisng workers across the bay area and they are demanding higher wages and job security. we need to get up with the times. >> up with the wages and the rent is too high. >> similar democrat strapgzs frp held in san jose and oakland. in a statement, a marriott international spokes person said in part, while we respect our associates rights to voice their opinions and participate in demonstrations, and this work stoppage. we are disappointed that unite here has decided to resort to a straight. we continue to believe that the best place to resolve the issues is at the bargaining table. the union said workers and marriott will resume negotiations this week. >> happening now, another night and another chance to become a multi-million air. here are the winning numbers from tonight's power ball drawing. 16, 54, 57, 62, 69 and thend the ball is 23. get them all and you get $470 million the in return. but as you know, the big buzzes about mega millions. abc news is live from lucky store in an frsan

he's going to be back as will it looks like marquis good win. he's been spotty go for him. one touchdown versus kansas city. dealing with a hamstring and quad and expected to play. they need him. he describes the injury that's plagued him this year. >> it's pretty painful. imagine like you're walking down the street and you got the walk signal on, but a car rams you in the leg. you have to recover from it. that's it. >> like i said they need him back. in baseball the playoff stuff will begin again tomorrow night. there's been great father and son combos in the major leagues. the griffeys and bonds. there may be another on the way. check this out. you know freddie freeman. an mvp contender. great year with the braves. look at his 2-year-old son charlie. this is some hand/eye coordination. that's great. he's 2-year-old hitting off the tea -- tee. here's the british masters par- 3 ninth hole. this is eddie pepperel. a hole-in-one and he's a co- leader in england. that almost looks fake. >> get back to that game tonight. look at beckham juniors hands. he threw the tantrum of th

"> while longtime employees picket on the street - hotel guests at marriott marquis say the service is suffering and are taking to trip advisor to write about their experience. (jrstone) 4 your money tonight -- the numbers are in for e mega-millions jackpot... but nobody won the big prize, an estimated five hundred and 48 million dollars. the prize has been growing for 23 consecutive drawings since july 24. the next drawing is tuesday night with the jackpot expected to be around six-hundred and 54 million dollars. tuesday's drawing could eclipse the largest ever mega-millions jackpot, a $656 million prize from 2012, according to mega millions. (jrstone) coming up -- contra costa county firefighters wrapped up fire prevention week. after the break -- we talk to families and young kids who got to play firefighter for a day. (jrstone) plus -- christine blasey ford's testimony before the senate judiciary committee is inspiring new ways to for sexual assault survivors to share their experiences. we'll tell you how -- after the break. (jrstone) doctor christine blasey ford's testimony during

. >> senator marquis. >> thank you, mister chairman. the reason we are here is that europe has now passed a privacy law. and california has passed a privacy law. at the end of the day the companies which are represented here today and all across the country are ultimately going to want california law preempted. and they are going to want other states laws preempted. they're going to ask this panel to do that. our goal has to be to ensure that any law which we pass out of this committee is a strong law. we don't need to past week laws. not in washington. that override strong laws, in california or massachusetts or other states. that is why we are here. because, finally, europe, finally, states are beginning to move in the absence of federal policy. that photo policy is going to have to be strong. the bill which i have introduced for years, which is, essentially, the consent act, basically, says one, people should have the right to knowledge that information is being gathered about them. two, notice that the information might be reused fo

they have been marching in front of the marriott marquis and six other hotels since yesterday morningt to you as breaking news. and a similar scene in downtown san jose at the marriott. marriott says the hotels will remain open across the bay area while the strikes continue. >>> this gets me so upset. the a's wild card loss to the yankees was tough. you see that. a yankees fan tossed beer and a cup at the a's fan, identified as john spencer. >> horrible. >> he's a huge fan. he was cheering his team on in the bronx. well, here's a good twist on the story. the a's tracked down spencer and the team tweets that they are sending him a care package and they will host him at a game next season. so former a's dallas braid especially said he will send him some swag. the the guy who threw the beer on him reached out. they are actually going to meet up last night. we don't know how that went. hopefully he is buying him dinner or something. >> hopefully he said sorry. n excuse bible. >> super rude. >> yeah. >>> a major change coming to the scooter rental service. bird was not one of the two compa

this is around the marriott marquis hotel. >>> our time is 5:39, students at state university, get offered free bike rentals. it's in the partnership with the city. the city will pay for the first two years of this program, half that lyft which owns ford go a investigation of the canned tuna industry. bumble bee tuna paid a fin for that ex a.m. act same charge. >>> and business advocates are looking to pass a proposal for flexible working hours. they're going to revise proposal after the next governor starts in the new year. they think it will balance work costly overtime hours. >> we can continue to bring this to the front and say, in a changing economy and work force, an employer should be able to come to an agreement, if you want this custom work week that works for you and we're okay we can aegean that would be allowed under law. >>> under the proposal, they would have to come to agreement with the employer before they can take advantage of the alternative hours, they oppose the measure, the standard work week say employees are adequately compensated for working long hours, california

. >>> guests got an early wakeup call at the marriott marquis, they were chanting and blowing whistles and making noise with a bull horn. this woman named morgan is staying there. she's in town for a convention. >> everything is closed, no room service, it's a challenge for us to stay here. there are not many people here right now. >> 2500 employees walked off the job on thursday, this includes house keepers, bellhops, and cooks servers and bartenders. >> our campaign is one job should be enough and a our inco here with second and third, jobs. it's simply the wages we receive is not enough to sustain us, be able to live in san francisco. >> in a statement the marriott said we're disappointed that hugh night here has chosen to resort to a strike at this time. during the strike our hotels are open and we stand ready to provide excellent service to our guests. >> many hotel workers i talked to they have to work more than one job to make ends meet and they say one job should be enough. be enough. >>> construction has started on the first phase of the geary rapid project. the goal is to mak

alissa is outside of the march marriott marquis. >> reporter: thousands of people come to the city and stay in these hotels. you got a chance to speak with a mother and daughter last night who are in town. this is what they had to say. >> it's hard to hear yourself think, it's hard to take a nap or sleep, so, yes, it's frustrating in that regard. >> about 2500 employees are marching outside of 7 different san francisco hotel and one in san jose. workers say they've been trying to negotiate with marriott for months and the union represents, house keepers cooks and others. >> it's the most dominant hotel employer and they need to step up and do right by its workers, in a statement the marriott said: tt said: this labor dispute could spread, and half a dozen locations are prepared to go on strike at any time. rike at any time. >>> new this morning, we received an update from the chp about a big rig crash that shut down a section of highway 17 overnight. all southbound lanes of 17 are now opened. that crash happened at 5:30 at the blossom hill overpass. a tractor-trailer was carrying a lar

news was there as workers, political allies and members of other unions marched outside the marriott marquis. striking workers across the bay area are demanding higher wages and job security. >> we need to get up with the times, up with the wages and the rents are too high. >> similar demonstrations were held in san jose and oakland. a spokes for marriott said while we respect our associates' rights to voice their opinions, we are disappointed unite here has chosen to resort to a strike. we believe the best place to resort the issue r resolve the issues is at the bargaining table. >>> more than $2 billion is on the line in the mega millions and powerball drawings. the powerball jackpot rolled over after no one matched last night. here are those numbers. 16, 54, 57, 62, 69 and the powerball is 23. the powerball jackpot jumped to $620 million and the mega millions is at a world record $1.6 billion. abc 7 has the latest on the lottery fever. >> if i won a billion dollars, i would buy the dodgers a world series ring. >> reporter: one can dream. doesn't that seem like the point of the lottery? fe

people go there and make great memories, but it not sort of a marquis place, and they like it that wayjust worry that you recover from storms -- [ no audionau [ no audio ] -- and these are places where the business that allows people to live there and work, they're gone. they're not going to be functioning for quite a bit of time. it's going to be a long time before we see visitors returning as far as the mexico beach perspective. there wouldn't be places for them to stay if they came. what about people who work there? they don't have a job next week. so there's things underneath the surface we're going to be dealing with for some time. >> yeah, it's going to be months and months and months for people here in mexico beach. we have you covering the aftermath of hurricane michael. it was a category four. winds clocked at 154 miles per hour. this is the result of that wind speed and storm surge of up to 13 feet. i saw it myself. i saw the marks inside of people's homes, how high the water level came, it swept homes, obliterated homes, tossed homes upside down and everything in between. i'

irrelevance aed 41 hotel workers including the union president at a rally outside of the marriott marquis. hundreds of rallied on fourth street blocking traffic. 3,000 bay area marriott workers went on strike last week demanding higher wages and job security. it's part of a nationwide prosecutes. the workers arrested were cited with misdemeanors and then released. >>> abc 7 news is committed toland building a better bay area devoting more time, resources and reporting to issues affecting your quality of life such as development. in san francisco, salesforce tower and millennium tower have led the transformation of the skyline constructs cranes crowd oakland like those at at mccarting you are b.a.r.t. village. we saw plans for a 17-story office tower. this comes as a century old foundry prepares to make way for the google transit village next to san jose diridon station. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo takes us inside kearney pattern works and foundry. >> reporter: the foundry hoped in 1919 and is one of the last remaining of its kind in the bay area. >> you'd have a brass cover fo

>while longtime employees picket on the street - hotel guests at marriott marquis say the service isuffering and are taking to trip advisor to write about their experience. in the last three days there has been several one star reviews.one stating "noisy and distruptive....no room cleaning due to striking workers."another saying no bed or bath cleaning in five days. workers strike was managed terribly.we reached out to the hotel, but did not hear back. strikers say this could all be avoided if the marriott listens to their demands.<"do the right thing and sign the contract because the bottom line. one job is not enough."> marriott workers are striking at seven locations within the city and other locations within the bay area.again, employees say they'll continue this as long as it takes.in san francisco, sara stinson, kron four news.### moved on the wall and then i just ran."(jrs) rain, wind and tornados.... touched down in virginia as what was once hurricane michael came barreling threw. we hear from families who had everything destroyed and the question they now have about their fu

the pink minnie mouse magic wheelchair almost as bright as the smile on riley marquis' face.osed when she was 13 months old...riley---now 5 has so far beat the odds. (ken) it took about two months to transform riley's chair... bonnie used insulation foam and other materials to build it. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. (vicki) thanks pam and ken... next at nine... a police pursuit ends in a crash and then turns deadly when police say the passenger killed the driver.... find out what led up to the deadly confrontation in a live report... plus...for the first time in nearly 20 years... a new flu treament has been approved... but the the question everyone's asking- is do you still need the flu shot... tonight hear from an infectious disease specialist also in alive report.... and warmer conditions across the bay ar

how about that biden question marquis is a real genius. to challenge him to a fight behind the barn. oh, what i love that. >> juan: jesse, i want to go to the frat boy on the panel. >> jesse: do you have a question for tucker? [laughter] it's not a slanderous word. >> juan: we have crazy bernie, pocahontas, 1% biden. >> jesse: 1% joe. when he was in the primary in 2008, 1%, 1%. he's trying to go dirty early. i understand that because remember michelle obama said when they go low, we go high. trump says when they go below, we go lower. remember crooked hillary when the nbc people, her friends, drop the access hollywood tape and you know what he did the next day? brought every single female that had been allegedly a victim of bill clinton or a mistress to the debate. it really got in crooked hillary's head. said if i were present, you would be in jail. that was one of the most devastating things i've ever seen and now he is zeroing in on, like he calls her, pocahontas. that's a real beauty. that nickname is never going to leave. spartacus. h

and target the marriott marquis hotel on 4th street. a similar march last weekend drew 1,000 people. >>> the california association of realtors issued a somewhat sobering prediction of california's housing market in the coming year. >> it appears that home sales are slowing. ktvu's tom vacar is live in alameda with that story that i'm sure, tom, a lot of people want to hear. >> reporter: it's a very interesting story with significant consequences. take a look at this. this is a house that has a "for sale" sign in front of it. it's not something you see very often here in alameda. and that's because a lot of people just simply are holding their homes from the market or have no desire to sell them. but economic reality is finally catching up with the momentum of california's runaway home prices. >> reporter: from now until early spring home buyers are in good position if they can get a home loan. reality? ever higher home prize coupled with declining affordability thanks to interest rates are starting to erode the seller's market. >> a le

unite union walked off the job at dawn yesterday at seven san francisco hotels including the marriott marquis. >>> thousands of spectators took in an annual san francisco tradition today. abc7 news was at chrissy field as people lined the waterfront to watch the fleet week parade of ships sail under the golden gate bridge and into san francisco bay. it included amphibious carriers, destroyers and cruisers including the newest ship the independence class "uss manchester." the san francisco fire boat st. francis took part and so did the royal canadian navy's frigate vancouver. it is one of the busiest weekends of the entire year in san francisco. in case you forgot, bluegrass is taking own golden gate park. you have music to go with the blue angels. dion is joining us live from san francisco. >> reporter: oh, yeah, sun is shining. the sky is blue. it really doesn't get any better than this. check it out. people are streaming away from marina green right now because the blue angels just wrapped up their performance. but don't worry. the fun continues tomorrow. now, behind that there is a place c

the pink minnie mouse magic wheelchair almost as bright as the smile on riley marquis' face.ed when she was 13 months old...riley---now 5 has so far beat the odds. ( robin ) it took about two months to transform riley's chair... bonnie used insulation foam and other materials to build it. (vicki) and with halloween right around the corner... that means a new frappuccino is in the works at starbucks the witch's brew frappuccino has a base of what starbucks calls "toad's breath"... a purple creme frappuccino. then there's a swirl of so- called green "bat warts" -- which are actually made with chia seeds. they top it all off with a "swamp fog" of vanilla whipped cream and a dusting of green powdered "lizard scales." they're available now. ( robin ) it's like a pre- game celebration for halloween. today is national pumpkin day. the u-s produces one and a half billion pounds of pumpkins

cj beathard finds marquis goodmgoo goodw goodwin.nder a minute to play, cardinals need a touchdown. christian kirk back in the end zone. cardinals take three-point lead. but the 49ers still with a shot. trying to get in field goal range open. my goodness. over beathard's head. backup center erik magnuson with the costly mistake. the cardinals win, 18-15. >>> the raiders hosting the colts. still looking for his second win of the season. derek carr saying let's get it. >> third quarter, he was doing his part. two passing touchdowns on the day, this time taking it himself. they had to review it, but he crossed the plane. 21-13 raiders. later, tied up now. carr does a nice job of getting up front, slipping the pocket, and brandon lafell is open for the score. carr responsible for four touchdowns in this game. 28-21 oakland. but then came the fourth quarter. mack runs it in for the four-yard touchdown. tied game. three minutes left in the game. more mack. indy scores 21 unanswered in the fourth and they win it 42-28. >>> sharks in anaheim

. >>> san francisco police arrested 41 hotel works at a rally outside the marriott marquis. hundreds rallied00bay ar marrit security. it's all part of a nationwide protects. the workers arrested last night were cited with misdemeanors and released. >>> abc 7 news is committed toabling a better bay area. devoting more time resources and reporting to issues affecting your quality of life like development. in san francisco, salesforce tower and millennium tower led the transformation of the skyline. construction cranes crowd oakland like those at in transit village and we saw plans for a 17-story office tower yoos from the plaza dekrez ar chavez this comes as a foundry plans to make way for the google village right next to the diridonis station. aichld del castillo takes us inside. >> the foundry opened in 1919 one of the last remaining of its kind in the bay area. >> you'd have a brass cover for a headlight. >> every machine, every mold, every moment in the last 100 years is made kearney pattern works and foundry the san jose staple it is today. the once booming business survi

arrested 41 hotel workers including the you know yn president at a rally outside of the marriott marquis. hundreds rallied and fourth street yesterday blocking traffic. 3,000 bay area marriott workers went on strike last week demanding higher wages and job security. it's part of a nationwide protects. the workers arrested were cited with misdemeanors and then released. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bare. devoting time resources and reporting to issues affecting quality of like development. in san francisco salesforce tower and millennium tower have led to the transsknsuction krend like those at mccataract you are b.a.r.t. transit village and we saw plans for a 17-story office tower kruse from the plaza dekrez ar chavez as a century old foundry makes way to prepare for google transit village next to the diridon station. our reporter takes us inside the kearney pattern works and foundry. >> reporter: the foundry opened in 1919 and one of the last remaining of its kind in the bay area. >> you'd have a brass cover for a -- for a headline. >> reporter: every machine, mold,