some are up there in central and northern richmond. those can be a number of factors. a lot of times people committing crimes on muni are opportunists. they will see someone with a bac backpack or purse open they will grab and run out of the bus. i believe that is what accounts for a majority of that. the robberies we have had some series when we are asked to do this presentation we ask how you identify trends. if investigators look every morning to see if there are cases that are similar. if thing that is interesting about muni a lot of bus buss buses are going from one area to another and they are riding from one to the next and they are waiting for the opportunity. if that is a trend that we are seeing we look at that as well, and then we speak to chris and he gets us the video, and times m. t. a. gets us the video before we ask because they see an issue occurring. we have had very good success. time of day, a lot of people believe that crime os cur late at night, that is not necessarily true anywhere from noon to 8:00 at night is one the majority of the crimes are

we have been underway at three stations -- northern, richmond, and taraval -- regarding their generator project and related structural enhancements to ensure the function of the building before or during a major seismic event. upcoming milestones are the continuation, certainly, of that work. there is a special note here that two projects, mission police station and the police academy renovation are on hold until next year, and that relates to a project i'll speak to in a second. office of chief medical examiner was complete in november of last year. it's fully occupied. it's operating according to need or expectation. and there's always the matter of closing out the project administratively, and that is continuing. traffic company and forensic services division project is the largest project within eser 2014. it is moving ahead. we have been developing it to its intended full integrity. that being said, there's been quite a bit of revisiting of design and cost cutting in order to better align the project budget with the funding that we have. considerable time actually has been spent in

northern california tomorrow. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the no major hot tomorrow.california northern return to snowfall will elevations no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( james ) new this morning... the second man in the napa attack at stones bar has turned himself into police. investigators released surveillance video in hopes of finding james faulkenberry... pictured here. two weeks ago he and juan rojas attacked a woman at the bar. rojas turned himself into police shortly affter the attack. ( james )if your plan to head to the reno-tahoe area this weekend --- then there should be plenty of snow on the slopes as a series of storms continues to make its way into the sierra.more than a foot of snow has already fallen at some of the ski resorts. ( james ) and a winter storm warning was in effect until just a few minutes ago. at 4oclock. kron4's gayle

>> minneapolis, orange county, suburbs of northern virginia, richmond, philadelphia, pittsburgh, newhave a suburban problem they need to address. suburbs of utah. >> bill: what would be your strategy if you were giving it? >> we have to give this a great deal of thought. first of all we need more diverse candidates who mimic the diversity of our suburbs. we need to have younger candidates and we need to be thinking about the issues that suburbanites are concerned about. one of them is suburbanites tend to be socially moderate and economically fiscally conservatives and allow republicans who fit that model be our candidates. >> bill: the economy over the last two years those people have benefited greatly from the trump bump in the white house. a bit of analysis going toward 2020. i don't know who the democrats will nominate. my sense is if you go liberal and progressive you lose. if you go moderate you will have a razor-tight election yet again in 2020. i don't know based on results from tuesday if president trump can win in wisconsin again or win in michigan again. i think he can win

>> think in the house, if you look at barbara comstock in northern virginia and dave bratt around richmondimportant signals, and if the republicans keep both of them, no possibility the democrats get control of the house. if we lose both of them, it could be a really long night. i think they're really central as a weather vane what's going to happen. i think in the senate on the east side, bob huingen is running a great race in new jersey, a long shot race. if he's winning in new jersey election night, it's going to be a really long night for the democrats. mark: let's say he loses and it's close? still a long night? >> potentially a long night. you go further west where karen housley is running against the appointed replacement for al franken and because of the impact of ellison who has all sorts of problems, dragging the entire ticket down and there's a real chance there, and trump's been out on the iron range northern minnesota, there used to be very democrat and now very republican, so minnesota is a state that is a process of really dramatic change, i think, if we win that senate seat

you look at virginia's election results, the blue lob of northern virginia extended south and in some ways the suburbs richmond suburbs of d.c. are starting to encroach on each other. that's what we saw across the countr so it was a blue wave there but you're right, it wasn't a blue wei everywhere, that's why they didn'tcein in p like indiana or missouri or we would ie talking about something like that. hink it was a -- that ill solidified what both parties were headed and now it's hardening. the president got 46%, the natnal republican vote was 46%. the republicans of the party of urban and rural america, the democrats are the party of urban and suburban america. so we'll have harsher culture clashes. the divides are less on issues and more on what does america -- how do you define an american and who an american? it's all these cultural fight which s which i think in some ways as thee partiesme geographically different those fights will get harsher and it will defis 2020 we go forward. >> another oar industry to that dominated the headlines. we talked about it today on the ow is the firing of attorney genera

it's richmond almost to the northern virginia suburb. a lot of people here saw your tv market ads. i think people are getting familiar with you. congratulations. again. >> thank you very much. >>> up ahead, what does it take to topple a powerful house committee chairman? my conversation with the soon to be congressman from north texas. ♪ we are santa's elves unlike santa's presents, ours don't just magically appear. they're designed, meticulously. every bolt, stitch, line of code tested and tested again. until, finally this. elves got nothing on us. ford. built for the holidays. time to get our best offers of the season. the united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. woooo! taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. ♪ ♪ ♪ the best are back. applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. >>> welcome back. tonight i'm obsessed with my home state of florida. so much has changed and then so little has changed. the state swept up in a recount in the super tight races for governor and senate

northern california tomorrow. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( james )( james ) after a long wait... over the last week the bay area has finally gotten a good dose of rain. the question now is how much of that water is being captured by reservoirs for use next summer? kron 4's charles clifford went looking for answers in marin county. well, the rainy season got off to a late start and we've only seen signifigant moisture for about a week now but there are early signs that the resevoirs could be filling up.natsthursday afternoon the spillway below lake lagunitas in marin county was gushing with water.nats until earlier this week, the spillway had been dry for months. the return of rain has sent water gushing down the slopes of mount tamalpais, filling up the reservoirs.nats despite some lingering showers, it was also a good day for neighbors like roland hannes to hike around the lakes.sotyeah. it's great. great for us. great for the animals.as of right now, the reservoirs of the marin

if you're the democrats, this is a race, again, richmond suburbs like the northern virginia suburbs. the president's a problem for republican candidates here. this is tea party and trump country. dave brat knocked off a republican incumbent. tea party votes in the rural areas. tough competitive district. democrats back in the lead. watch that. another one, democrats wanted at least one. they were hoping for two, maybe three in virginia. let's keep an eye over here on the coast. scott taylor, 91%. the republican incumbent losing. 4,000 votes with 91% right now. watch as that comes in. the democrats had a plan. we'll get to new york and new jersey. the polls close later. picked up a lot of new york, new jersey, pennsylvania. they needed at least one. you're looking at the map. they got one. the question is can they keep going? then you look at it. come down to florida, we've done the business down here. this was a flip. this one we already called. this one we're watching as we come through. we're up to 93 %. the democratic candidate running ahead of the republican incumbent here. this

northern california tomorrow. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmondno major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) lawmakers are demanding answers about the high speed rail that would run from san francisco to los angeles. this ... following a critical state audit.capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the concerns ((assemblynan jim frazier- d- discovery bay)) my faith has been very much displaced."the high speed rail authority in the hot seat with lawmakers thursday following a scathing state audit...((elaine howle - state auditor)) i think the public should be concerned about the project."the 77 billion dollar project aims to build a bullet train between san francisco and los angeles. state auditor elaine howle found within the project.. high turnover among staff, a lack of business documentation, and little oversight of those who manage the project's contracts((tom richards- high speed rail authority board)) "if i had put a grade on it i woul

northern virginia is encroaching all the way into richmond these days and you could see it in the suburban house districts because of the president. at the same time, could he fire up enough of his base in red states to save or expand the republican majority in the senate? that to me is what we're going to find out tuesday night. i'm joined by the dean of florida politics, we just made him so, marc caputo. we also have "washington post" white house reporter anne gearan who is no stranger to covering the trail, brad todd, among his clients is rick scott running for the u.s. senate in florida. and donna edwards is a former democratic congresswoman from maryland. welcome, all. no offense, i'm going to start here in miami with mr. caputo. the immigration close seems to be an awkward close for anything here in florida. is it having any impact this sort of national conversation on immigration in these races? >> we don't know because it was kind of so late and so explosive. that speech i was at it in ft. myers that the president gave, he not only talked about the serious threat of immigration, bu

maybe some snow on the northern side of this and then pushing towards the mid-atlantic tomorrow morning. charlotte, richmond a coastal low will take shape, it will be a rainmaker, beginning in the afternoon for philly, new york and hartford. fairly heavy rain i think tomorrow night into tuesday morning. today, though, beautiful. sunny skies. temperatures in the 50s. a light north wind to start. they don't like that north wind but it will be light. then the rain across the midsection. some rain and snow across the pacific northwest. much of the football games today should be okay. new orleans, it will be raining but they of course play in a dome. we talked about the election forecast for tue >>> good sunday morning. i'm lisa ar gent. 6:38 was the sunrise, and we will be cooler today by about 80 inland and 70s in the bay. and a look ahead coolerer in the week. >> this weather report is sponsored by carmax. the first marathon here in new york city, 1970. there were 127 runners, only one woman. my have we come this far, the american women are favored heavily to win the division. we will highlight one of those w

richmond sub b suburbs. a district which is more republican leaning. the democrats have to win in the northernmstock. this measures how far the democratic advance proceeds in the white collar suburbs. comstock district is gone. if democrats are winning this and in pennsylvania with brian fitzpatrick. democrats are almost certain to win in the philadelphia suburbs. if they are also beating brian fitzpatrick who does not talk about his party affiliation. that is a sign that the losses for republicans in the white collar suburbs outside of the south could be enormous. that is the epicenter of the republican vulnerability. the third race is measuring kentucky. the race the democrats don't have to win. this is an interesting district. it combines ysuburban and urban and college district. you have more races where the intensity against trump or for trump. which is more powerful at the moment? then one final one. georgia. the district without ossoff. lucy mcbath is ahead in polls. this is not a district democrats need to win. if she wins, it means the erosion for republicans is not confined to the co

likely to pick up the tenth district in northern virginia where barbara comstock sits in a district hillary clinton won by 10 points. they likely need either the richmondt steve mentioned, the seventh, or the virginia beach district, the second. and i would watch those on election night. the irony is we're seeing these moderate republicans who have been popular for years, they're trailing right now because of donald trump. particularly his unpopularity with suburban college educated women. and if they go down in defeat, and we think a lot of them will, then the president in all likelihood could blame these members of being insufficiently supportive of him, when in fact he's the reason they're losing. >> steve kornacki, please stay with us for one more round because you need to tell us what to watch in california tomorrow night. and california could decide the house of representatives. we'll be right back. i'm ken jacobus, i'm the owner of good start packaging. we distribute environmentally-friendly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything

richmond. just got a report of some sleet in the washington, d.c. area. now we're going to watch some of that heavier snow beginning in northernthrough pennsylvania in the morning hours. here's the additional snowfall. the red is eight inches of snow. that's from hagerstown to state college to binghamton to utica to the poconos. we get a little bit here through the berkshires. you notice the cutoff right near i-95. that's where we're going to transition pretty quickly from snow to sleet, then over to rain. here's the additional ice accumulations. western virginia, watch out around pittsburgh and still in areas of ohio. once again, it's a big, big travel impact day at the airports especially this afternoon from philly to new york all the way up through boston. the big cities on i-95, maybe a quick inch and then we're going to be over to rain this afternoon into this evening. >>> still ahead, an nbc news exclusive. what vice president mike pence has to say about president trump's relationship with kim jong-un and u.s. relations with north korea. kim jong-un and u.s. relations with north korea. it was here. i couldn't catch my br

richmond less than 20 toll to 101 ( darya )( darya ) a big story that parents need to hear. police in northernost recent cases is in sacramento. joe khalil explains how you can keep your kids from becoming victims. if youúre not sure what áásextortionáá is— youúre not alone.many have never heard of it.but itús a crime.a relatively new and serious one.and itús happening in the sacramento area.'he was contacting young women on social media, indicating he had nude photos of them and threatening to post those photos online.'sacramento sheriffs sergeant shaun hampton says in exchange for keeping those photos secret—this particular suspect who —an 18 years old man— would demand more nude photos—or meetups at parks in carmichael. d in at least one case—farced a young victim -- into a sexual act. 'weúre alarmed this has occurred in our community.' 'unfortunately this is something that we see relatively often.'james williams and christie hirota are the two detectives who worked on this case.they agreed to talk to us without showing their faces because they often work

northern suburbs or can they get two, possibly three? prime target here and one of the key 2018 battlegrounds. why does this district tell us more than just what's happening in virginia? the richmond where democrats, especially democratic women, think they will do well. president trump's numbers down in the suburbs near richmond. can the democrats get propelled to victory there? dave brat in the other parts of the district, tea party. the trump base is there. classic confrontation of suburbs versus trump country in virginia 7. can the democrats pull that one off? if be a gallon spanberger wins tonight you can be certain that the democrats have the majority. democrats think they can pick up four, maybe five, maybe more seats just in the state of pennsylvania. watch status results come in tonight and cross the border into new jersey. this one is a national test case for the democrats. number one, they think in the northeast, including new jersey, targets of opportunity to pick up seats. some seats matter more than others to the democrats, including this one. new jersey is third. incumbent is tom mcarthur. one of the moderates who stepped forward to help broker a compromise, republic