ronnie delcarmen saying 3.5 quake rolled through piedmont. i hate these things, we're right on top of it. may sleep with one eye open. another person saying the first quake they felt in piedmont. another saying they felt the earthquake was felt in stillwater and piedmont. we know it was a 3.5 magnitude quake. berkeley, alameda and piedmont fire are not reporting damages or injuries related to this earthquake as this time. as we get the details, we'll bring them to you in the newsroom. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >>> a developing story out of the south bay where a santa clara county sheriff's deputy has 1409 someoshot someone. the person's condition is not being released or the circumstances around the shooting. investigators are saying very little except that no deputies were injured in the sthooting. the person who was shot was taken to a shopt and once again, there's no word on their condition. we have placed calls with the santa clara county sheriff's office. we'll be updating you as soon as we hear back. we'll have a live report

we or at piedmont area. this is a 7-eleven. we haven't seen much damage because we're talking about a 3.5 magnitude quake. the person inside told us he felt it as he was heading into work. let's show you this map. right now we're west of that epicenter which was near piedmont, and this 3.5 magnitude earthquake struck roughly around 1:00 a.m. the reported depth of that quake at about three miles. if you look at the map, it shows the epicenter is near monterey boulevard and lincoln avenue. there's not too much in the area. more importantly, it looks to be along that hayward fault line that we always take about when comes to talking about the big one. it runs throughout the better part of the east bay, going through cities such as richmond, berkeley and oakland, just to name a few. we did reach out to berkeley fire. alameda county fire and piedmont fire, they say there are no reports of damage or injuries related to this earthquake. we've had social media reaction all morning from when this all started. we'll share that with you i

we're west of that epicenter near piedmont. we're near ridgeway and piedmont avenue. we've been showing you this convenience store all morning. not much going on here. some people here say they felt it. some even saying their family members felt it as far as highway 13. we want to show you this map, that epicenter we're talking about near piedmont off monterey boulevard and lincoln avenue. this 3.5 magnitude quake struck around 1:00 a.m. the recorded depth is at about three miles. it took place along the hi ward fault line. the last earthquake was in july of last year, a 4.0 magnitude quake. that epicenter was in fremont. folks on the facebook page said they felt it in surrounding areas around here. there's one commenter who mentioned everything in their room was shaking, but then you also had people who have been the bay area for quite some time who say they didn't feel feel much. we had some people saying there were things shaking in their room. we did reach out to oakland, alameda county and piedmont fire if there were any reports of damages or injuries, but they d

the burglary happened back in june at a home on danby drive which is near piedmont hills high school. investigators are hoping someone recognizes this man and contacts police. >>> president obama spent part of his day in lake tahoe but it wasn't a may investigatiovacati. he talked about the challenges facing lake tahoe. president says extraordinary efforts are being put into preserving famous clear water of the cliclake, efforts made by retiring nevada senator harry reid. >> right after i took office, the very first act harry's senate passed was one of the most important conservation efforts in a generation. we protected more than 2 million acres of wilderness and thousands of miles of trails and rivers. >> california senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer and governor brown also spoke at today's summit. >>> developing news out in the pacific. just within the past hour, hurricane madeleine was downgraded to a tropical storm as it inches closer to the big island in hawaii. looking live at the city of hilo where madeleine is already being felt. gives you an idea, the downpour. hawa

, student at piedmont hills high school after a former teacher showed up. he was promptly arrested for violating a restraining order, something the school district says he does often. robert honda joins us now from the campus there. if this is a recurring problem, can something be done about this? >> going into a shelter in place mode is a pretty extreme reaction. authorities don't usually take it, unless they see a real or potential risk. especially for students. the school district says this alleged stalking is that type of situation. >> piedmont hills high school is quiet when there's bustling activity this morning. the school called for a shelter in place action with students and staff staying indoors until police arrived. east side union high school district officials say they were responding to the trespassing of this former social science teacher seen in this staff photo when he taught at piedmont from 2005 to 2012. district officials described him as a possible stalker, trying o to -- the district obtained a restraining order. a prior arrest does no

this is the epicenter here in piedmont. >> and those tvs -- they used to be heavy. remember them? >> now they are so light. >> i had one fall on my head. not during an earthquake. i opened the top part and it fell down on me. >>> kron4 has you covered when it comes to earthquake. a reminder that we do live in earthquake country. we also have tips on the website and proofing your home on kron4.com. >>> it is 7:03 a.m. the 49ers get there first win of the regular-season. the nfl wrapping up week one with the action last night and going past the rams. >> 49ers shutting them out 28- 0. running back rushing for two touchdowns in this game including this 11-yard run in the 1st quarter. and quarterback throwing for 170 yards. the defense coming away with two interceptions. this sunday, the 49ers take on the carolina panthers. the question is, are the niners that good? or the rams that? >> a lot of people are talking about colin kaepernick and his protest of the national anthem -- there he is kneeling during the national anthem last night. protesting the mistreatment of minorities. he was

it was centered near piedmont. usgs recorded magnitude 3.5 east of piedmont at 12:50 this morning. the shake map shows seismic activity mainly in alameda county there if you see that. we did hear from a lot of you. some people called immediately. they felt the ground shaking from oakland, san leandro and san francisco. we want to share some of the posts on our facebook page. bernardita said i felt it really good in piedmont pines. me and my dog looked at each other like we were confused. molly says felt in santa clara near the train station. then super weird. i didn't hear it but it woke me up because it was rattling my closet door. tell us what you heard overnight. it's great to hear from you. >>> south korea recovering from two strong earthquakes, one the largest ever recorded. the magnitude 5.1 and 5.8 quakes hit last night, shaking cracked walls as you can see. some walls crumbled. windows were shattered. seismic activity is rare in south korea compared to japan. >>> at home, uc berkeley police investigating three sexual assaults at a weekend concert. it happened saturday night

you mentioned piedmont natural gas. you are buying a pipeline for $4.6 billion.&a is opportunistic. when we been doing in the gas area is trying to build a gas platform. it's important for electricity -- the atlantic coast pipeline is an investment total of $5 billion. piedmont is a local distribution company to a utility to customers in the carolinas and tennessee. we see gas as important to our portfolio. alix: it's the pipeline, not necessarily storage. that's where you want to target? lynn: that's correct. it's more consistent with our risk profile. predictable returns are consistent -- do you still see more value in the gas pipeline world? look at opportunities, deciding what makes sense, atlantic coast pipeline is particularly strategic to us. supporting what we believe will be expanded natural gas generation. has --pportunity alix: how is that going? it's been hard to get the land. that ispeline difficult. we enjoyed extra narrow support in the carolinas. -- extraordinary support in the carolinas. we are hungry for capital investment. oliver: that was lynn

==boxes== nbc bay area's elyce kirchner is in piedmont -- where she has uncovered exclusive new details about another armed robbery -- that may be connected.. elyce -- police are now telling you they're investigating a link between this new piedmont attack, and the fremont home invasions? ==gfx== ==janelle/cu == in just over 36 hours, brock turner will walk out of the santa clara county main jail. and today we learned how the sheriff's department is getting ready for it. ==take vo== turner, the former stanford swimmer was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. protesters say they'll be there when turner walks out. they're angry about his short sentence and calling for the recall of judge aaron perksy. protestors say they'll be there when turning walks out of the jail. not gee angry about the short sentencing and calling for the t==all of the judge. e wiy, sheriff lori smith told doors.re will be extra security measure, but turner will not get special treatment. >> and he will be leaving the eail as everyone else does what h these doors. >> coming up at 6:00, robert honda

this is sierra road near the piedmont road intersection. it is sandwiched between station 19 and a post office right next door. this is a major intersection so perhaps if you were in the area, you might have seen something that didn't seem totally amiss last night, but now in the context of what we're reporting this morning, it might be a clue that might help police solve this crime. if you saw something, you can call, you can report it anonymously via crime stoppers. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, kris. >>> 6:34. new details about the woman who slammed into a parked car killing a 3-year-old boy. california highway patrol revealed yarenit malihan, an alameda county sheriff's deputy's wife was under the influence of drugs, not alcohol, during the crash. this isn't the first time she's been arrested for driving while impaired. court documents show she was arrested for dui in pleasanton back in june. records show there was an additional charge of child cruelty because she had a child in the back of the

this is sierra road near piedmont road in east san jose. it is sandwiches between a san jose fire station right across the street and a post office which is right next door. now, this is a pretty major thoroughfare, so it is possible that there were people in the area even though it was after 10:00 last night f. you saw anything, make sure you call the san jose police n. san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, chris. new details about the woman who slammed into a parked car killing a 3-year-old boy. california highway patrol revealed that the woman, an alameda county sheriff's deputy's wife was under the influence of drugs, not alcohol, during that crash. this isn't the first time she's been arrested for driving while impaired. court documents show she was arrested for dui in pleasanton in july. she had a child in the car at the time. now many are wondering how she was able to keep her driver's license. >> we do not take a driver's license for a drug-related dui because of the way the law is written. >> i don't

the piedmont is some what different than other interurbans. as i said, it made money and many of them did not. but, we are in a state where jim crow's laws are being in forced so there is a special session or african-americans, a color section as it was called. the railroad would operate various color only excursions often to baseball games that were held and anderson or perhaps, greenwood. this railroad was built in sections and it was never connected. it was a north carolina division from charlotte to gastonia and as i said, we have this south carolina operation from spartanburg to greenville with the branch to anderson and down to greenwood. so, here we have again, some what later, this is a train about the time of the first world war. this railroad was not built until 1912 to 1913. really at the end of the construction period. and, it would last for many years and we'll talk later about the twilight of the trolley. a good working definition of an interurban is probably appropriate at this time. early in the century a new york investment ba

now, the piedmont and northernable somewhat different than other interurbans. as i said, it made money. many of them did not. but we are in a state where yim crow l jim crow laws are being enforced. so there would be a special section for african-americans, a colored section as it was called. and the railroad actually would operate various colored only excursions, often to baseball games that were held in anderson or perhaps greenville or even greenwood. this railroad, too, was built in sections. it was never connected. there was a north carolina division from charlotte to gastonia and then as i said, we had the south carolina operation from spartanburg to greenville with a branch neurology anderson and then down to greenwood. so here we have again somewhat later this is a train about the time of the first world war. this railroad, incidentally, wasn't built until 1912 to 1913, really at the end of the construction period. and it would last for many years, and we'll talk later about the twilight of the trolley. so a good working definition of an interurban is p

this is on the piedmont and northern railway. it was taken not too far outside of greenville. and this electric interurban built by the duke power interests, actually the duke cigarette interests, tobacco interests, was one of the most profitable of all interurban railroads. largely because it developed a substantial car load freight business. so cars could be interchanged with the southern railway and the georgia and florida railroad, so on and so forth in is a special excursion, if you're a rail fan would you notice this immediately, a white flag signifying an extra train. it's not a scheduled train. apparently we have school children on an outing. the piedmont and northern is somewhat different than other interurbans. as i said it made money. many of them did not. but we're in a state where jim crow laws are being enforced. so there would be a special section for african-americans, a colored section as it was called. the railroad actually would operate various colored-only excursions, toc excursions. often to baseball games that were held in anderson or perhaps greenville o

three years ago piedmont installed surveillance cameras to track cars entering and leaving the city. >> police are looking for to suspects after a man was bashed with a bottle and robbed on a bus this morning. it happened near 30th and mission street. the man was seated on a bus and holding his cell phone. one male suspect distracted the victims while one man approached him from behind and hit the man with the bottle. he wasn't seriously hurt. >> there are differing accounts of a private meeting between republican presidential candidate donald trump and the president of mexico. trump flew to mexico city to talk with mexican president pena nieto. trump said they did not discuss who would pay for putting up a border wall. but just within the hour, pena nieto said that is not true, telling trump mexico will not pay for it. during a joint news conference, the trump called the visit a great honor and said the meeting was constructive. >> as you know, i love the united states he very much and we want to make sure that the people of the united states are very well protected. you equally exp

the usgs reported a magnitude 3.5 earthquake just east of piedmont at 12:50 am this morning and the shake map shows the seismic activity mainly an alameda county and ktvu viewers phoned us to say they felt the ground shaking from cities including oakland, san leandro and even san francisco. he was also posted messages on our social media account, cheryl said felt it in the hills near the 13 freeway like someone had a bowling ball and hit the house. elizabeth holbrook wrote said i felt it in moraga, scared both of us, surprised was not bigger. allison posted that she felt that by the lake 3 miles away and it shook the whole apartment building. meanwhile my chihuahua slept soundly so i guess i cannot rely on him to be a pre-quake alarm. go to our facebook or twitter account to engage in the conversation. we're definitely hearing from everybody this morning.>>> a developing story in the south bay, santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating a shooting involving one of its deputies and ktvu channel to janine de la vega joins us now from where the shooting happened.>>reporter: pam dep

this is sierra road near piedmont road intersection. this gas station is sandwiches between san jose fire station 19 across the street and there is a u.s. post office right next door. both of those would have been inactive last night. this is a well-traveled intersection. it's a busy thoroughfare so someone may have seen something that didn't seem odd last night but now in context might be a clue for police. if you saw something, call san jose police. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> 5:32. new details unraveling about the woman who slammed into a parktd car on 680 in san ramon killing a 3-year-old boy. california highway patrol revealed yarenit malihan, an alameda county sheriff's deputy's wife was under the influence of drugs, not alcohol during that crash. this is not the first time she's been arrested for driving while impaired. court documents show malihan was arrested for dui in pleasanton back in june. records show there was an additional charge of child cruelty because she had a child in the car at the time. now many are won

and is struck about two miles southeast of piedmont. kpix 5 viewers who felt it called overnight but we have not heard of any reports of damage. >>> near uc berkeley, a weekend concert sparked three separate reports of sexual assault. we have more on why some female students are getting more worried about their safety. >> reporter: the greek theater is all locked up but saturday night the venue on the cal campus was packed with people attending the block party. with music from a collection of famous dj's. >> it was a really long line. there were a lot of people drinking. you could smell a lot of weed. >> reporter: amidst the crowd, three women reported being sexually assaulted in separate incidents. it was around 8:00 p.m., when an 18-year-old student says is she was dragged away from a bathroom line and assaulted. and cal received another report sunday morning. with a different suspect description. and a third. the greek theater is situated down the hill from several dorms here on the cal campus. students were sent e-mail warnings abou

. >>> just hours ago, just before 1 am there was an earthquake in piedmont. so far, we have no reports of damage but a lot of people called us here at ktvu or reached out on social media. they recorded a magnitude 3.5 quake just east of piedmont at 12:50 am. you may have felt it. the map shows the seismic activity was mainly and alameda county. viewers phoneme -- phoned in to say that they felt the shaking. they have also posted messages on our social media accounts. and, a bowling ball and hit the house. elizabeth wrote, they felt it in moraga scared both of us. a very strong jolt and loud noise. surprised that it wasn't bigger . she posted, felt it over here by the lake and meanwhile my chihuahua slept soundly even snoring. go to our website ktvu.com and our facebook, or twitter account. you can join in on the conversation. >>> police are investigating three separate sexual assaults at a weekend concert. it happened during the sold-out block party saturday night. in the first case they say in 18 girl student met a man in line for a portal potty inside she l

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. >> reporter: piedmont hills is quiet this morning. the school called for a shelter in place action with students and staff staying indoors until police arrived. district officials say they were responding to the trespassing of this former social science teacher arnold glaubitt seen in this photo when he taught at piedmont from 2005 to 2012. he was described as a possible stalker trying to contact former co-workers, so persistently and aggressively that the district obtained a restraining order. a prior arrest did not stop the unwelcome visits or what they called his unpredictable, erratic behavior. >> of course you're concerned that it would escalate into something more than it has at this point. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell us glaubitt was arrested at the school on september 22nd also for violating a court order and was released just this morning when he apparently headed back to the school and was arrested again. on a website, glaubitt claims he is the victim of gang stalking and mobbing when he tries to talk to former

everett cisco needs to answer as well >> grant: a magnitude 3.5 earthquake near piedmont. >>: >> will: lots of conversation over the course of the day the feeling the feeling it how big was it didn't wake you up. for a lot of people in answer was yes. >>: like there was a huge shake i'll was sleeping able to meet. >> britteny: temperatures in the '70s. felt better deep today than interests of a cluster of eligible for so forecast. sanford's cisco peninsulas on: south bay is sound and then lots of sunshine that the entire bay area as we go into the rest of your might. we expect temperatures than yesterday. a 11 degrees and the bottom three degrees not view. seven in fairfield. 69 and sent tell and that it is the next three hours he noticed more sunshine 70 degrees 9:00 p.m. cooler's guys. by 766 a hunter and the region samara did succeed again for san francisco 64 rathman day closer look model 7575 degrees in napa. livermore 80 degrees 71 in san jose and $300 million the year in state revenue. if the want ad tax breaks have a budget deliberations. >> vicki: proposal to tap on. >> grant

before that -- he'll visit central piedmont community college in charlotte. the obama administration says biden will highlight the president's support of community colleges and businesses that are helping people become part of the middle class. and on tuesday...chelsea clinton will make a stop in durham to lead the grand opening of a new campaign office. then on wednesday she will campaign in raleigh where she will talk about her mother's plans to invest in technology and innovation. the day by kicking off a voter registration drive in carrboro. the man who shot president ronald reagan walked out of a psychiatric hospital today. john hinkley junior shot reagan and three others thirty-five years ago. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. a federal judge ordered hinkley's release--finding he no longer posed a danger to others. the 61-year old will now live with his mother in virginia. the future of journalism. the lessons these why organizers say "words matter". plus, bringing the greek isles to the triangle... the celebration happening at the state fa

the usgs says a magnitude 3.5 hit around piedmont around 1:00 a.m. kpix 5 viewers who felt it called overnight. but we have not heard of any reports of damage. >>> a vallejo police officer says they arrested two men suspected of armed robbery in nearby fairfield. jacari taylor of sacramento and ja coby broomfield of fairfield, held up three high school tunes yesterday morning near a walgreen's drugstore. suspects were arrested after a short pursuit. >>> near uc berkeley, three reports of sexual assault in one day the victims say they were attacked at a concert. the mad decent block party brought a full house to the greek theater saturday night. three women say they were all assaulted. one 18-year-old victim says that she was dragged away from a bathroom line, and attacked. and since the theater is just blocks from several dorms, uc berkeley e-mailed students on monday, about the incident. and now, many students are worried about their safety. >> i didn't expect there to be like that often. like maybe like once like every couple months off something.

earlier yesterday the vice president spoke at central piedmont community college where he stressed the importance of higher education and hillary's plan for education. >>> chelsea clinton will be durham after making a stop at wake forest university in winston-salem. tomorrow she alley campaign -- she'll campaign in raleigh. >>> hillary clinton said she is feeling better after falling ill sunday in new york city. told anderson cooper 360 she did not think her having pneumonia would be that big of a deal. north carolina. >> less than two mondays from election day donald trump took to asheville. >> who is going to pay for the wall? >> inside the arena trump and supporters addressed hillary clinton's remarks during a fundraiser she said half of trump supporters are a basket of deplorables. >> what she can't understand or accept is the great this country sees right through these lies and desenses of a failed political establishment. >> he says he is the candidate to bring change ending the affordable care ability, immigration form and jobs back to u.s. soil. >> new factories will come rushi

the usga says a 3.5 quake hit the piedmont area around 1:00 this morning.he next big quake may hit during a full moon. a new study suggests large quakes are more likely to occur during high tides which usually occur during a full moon. scientists from the university of tokyo say the wait from all of that tidal water can add extra strain to faults sparking a quake. >> so right now, 53% waxing on the way to the full moon? >> actually up to 86 now. >> wait. >> didn't you say 53? >> i lied. >> no. [ laughter ] >> i was listening. >> no, we do pay attention. >> i think that is a lot of heavy lifting if you have to start forecasting the weather and earthquakes. we may need to talk to the boss about compensation with that. and don't you think the liquid sometimes in your brain shifts around with a full moon? >> i guess that explains it all. >> full moon. it is in three days. high tide in three days. there are two of them a day. one at 10:02 in the morning and one at 11:00 at night. we will keep you a watchful eye on the coast and in the sky. good morning, everybod

happening at central piedmont community clerj college. >>> ceremonies are taking plays to commemorate the 15th attacks. the metal caldron that houses the eternal flame on post. >>> hundreds ofr community members gathered to climb 110 flights of stairs. each of them representing a stair climbed in the world trade center by first responders. the town's police chief says it's a symbolic way to honor those who lost their lives. you can find more on the 9/11 remembrance ceremonies over the weekend on witness >>> the town of smith field has a new police chief and he's no stranger to johnston county. mike scott promoted keith powell to the position. he's been serving as interim police chief. personal foul has been with the department since 1994 where he worked his way up. >>> the annual cumberland county fair kicked off. tomorrow at 2:00. military and first responders day on sunday. the fair runs through the 18th at the crown complex in fayetteville . sfwl this story has much of ral ra lee talking all day long. >> what appears to be a fire ball appears across the sky. take a look at your scr

now, earlier yesterday, the vice president spoke at central piedmont community college in charlotte where he stressed the and hillaryly's plan for education. >>> chelsea clinton will be at a campaign office opening in durham after stopping at wake forest university in winston- salem. tomorrow, she'll be campaigning in raleigh. >>> and democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton said she's feeling better since falling ill at a 9/11 memorial ceremony sunday in new york city. she told anderson cooper 360 she did not think having pneumonia would be "that big of a deal." >>> donald trump campaigned in in asheville. are quell smith has the story. >> reporter: less than two month from the election, donald trump went to asheville. >> who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> reporter: some addressed hillary clinton's remarks. >> she called us deplorable. trump's supporters are deplorable." >> she cannot accept that people that it's a failed political establishment. >> reporter: immigration reform and bringing jobs back to u.s. soil were addressed. >> new factory will come rushing back

listen to how similar that description is to what piedmont police are also investigating. >> came through the open garage door. went straight to where the family was at. controlled them at gun point. controlled their locations. asked about where things were. >> three people walked in. they asked if they had a safe at home. they asked them for the cash and the valuables. >> reporter: others are two different police departments. that family was held up at gun point in the same neighborhood where three construction workers were also held up at gun point and there was a similar robbery in the oakland hills as well. and in more than one of those robberies and home invasions style burglaries the people got in through doors that were left unlocked. so that's the takeaway. for the rest of us, check your doors as your home -- during the day or at night. in fremont, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> a family mourning the death of a 6-week-old baby and her father will be back in court today charged officially with killing her. matthew zabala could enter a plea in this cas

now it is moving through south carolina and piedmont and into virginia and you can see it is stretching from virginia all the way down to florida, very wide finger aren't, if you will. it is original a drop california storm because it is 50 miles per hour but, it is the flooding that is the big issue as it heads to the outer bank tomorrow morning and becomes a real wave churner for the northeast headed through the holiday weekend. in honolulu and hawaii, the hurricane watch until monday morning because of lester which now is shrinking and weakening. it is going to security the none part of the island and its what not changed as we head through the holiday weekend with rough surf and locally heavy rain. reggie? >> 49ers quarterback kaepernick is getting more support for his protests during the national anthem. he did call out that he would take a knee rather than sit, protesting how people of color treated by police. he explained why he took a knee falling on salute to military. >> i realize men and women of the military sacrifice their live and put their selfs in harm's way for my freed

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people are looking for two people in violent robbery him the victim tell police he was approached on piedmont avenue and bancroft by two men yesterday and he said the men punched him and knocked him unconscious and when he regained consciousness his briefcase was gone. witnesses told police they saw a white car speeding away from the scene but they have few details on the suspect description, that victim was taken to a nearby hospital. >>> governor. brown signed legislation giving farmworkers of the right to some overtime pay is other hourly workers in the new law is the first of its kind in the nation to end the practice of having separate labor rules for agricultural workers. currently farmworkers are only paid overtime after working 10 hours per day or 60 hours in a week and the new legislation will make them eligible for overtime after eight hours in a day or 40 hours in a week just like other workers. critics say the new overtime requirement mcarthur california farmers to remain competitive in that new law will be phased in beginning 2019.>>> olympic swimmer ryan lochte rush to buy prote

listen to how similar that description is from fremont police with what people saw in piedmont. >> suspects game through the open garage door. went straight to where the family was at. controlled them at gun point. controlled their locations. asked about where things were. >> three people walked in. asked them for if they had a safe at home, asked them for their cash and valuables. >> reporter: that family was held at gun point in the same neighborhood where three construction workers were also held up at gun point. and there was a similar robbery in the oakland hills as well. and now police say they could all be connected to the same band of thieves. now, at least one or two of those home invasion style robberies happened when thieves made their way into the homes through an unlocked door. so that is a message for the rest of us, make sure the doors are locked, make sure the windows are closed before you go to bed. in fremont, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you very much. >>> we turn to decision 2016. and who would pay for a hypothetical wall? donald trump says he did not

similar break-ins have taken place in piedmont and the oakland hills which has authorities investigating whether there's a common tie here. >> you have five armed individuals. and they're not just armed with anything. in the video you could see some of them are armed with extended magazines. >> thankfully to this point no one has been injured in any of the three reported break-ins. >>> two young girls who love to sing and dance are being remembered at their elementary school in roaner park this morning. gonzales sisters 7-year-old sire a and 9-year-old delilah died yesterday morning on their way to school. their mother lost control of her car and drove into the petaluma river. 26-year-old hernandez survived but was not able to rescue her daughters. parents at the school are having an emotional talk with their kids about losing two classmates. >> they were asking question, we explain and he was sad. >> family members say delilahia and seria's parents are devastated. someone cut off and she drove off the road. hernandez reportedly did not have a driver's license. investigators are urging w

. >>> experts say it was a 3.5 quake that struck just east of piedmont about 1:00 this morning.r of people did call us here on ktvu saying that they felt it in oakland and san leandro and san francisco. some nasa scientists are suggesting that the moon may cause earthquakes. researchers just released a study showing that the gravitational pull from the moon creates tidal stress in the ocean, putting pressure on the earth and in theory it could trigger earthquakes. the study looks at the massive 9.1 earthquake in indonesia back in 2004. that quake resulted in a devastated tsunami that killed 230,000 people. >>> all new at 6:30, scientists at uc davis are on the hunted for spitt. the university is a part of a new three-year national research project. and the research requires a small sample of is a lie that from -- saliva from 50,000 people you're being asked to send in -- 50,000 people as you are being asked to send in one sample from the sample and biological mom and dad. the hope is that these samples could help researchers crack the dna code for autism. >> we hope if we unders

it happened at 12:20 this morning on the corner of piedmont avenue and bankcroft. when he regained consciousness his briefcase was gone. the two men were in their 20s or 30s and got away in a white sedan. >>> new information in the sex scandal that lead to sex charges against seven bay area law officers. we learned that the young woman in the center of the scandal has been offered a plea deal in florida for allegedly attacking a security guard while in rehab. today the woman who goes by the name of celeste guap was charged with misdemeanor -- misdemeanor battery. guap, of course the key witness against seven current or foremen bay area law officers who are now facing criminal charges in the sex scandal. alameda county prosecutors say they need her back in california before they could formally file those charges. >> i'm telling you there's where the investigation must turn to now. why did someone send her there? was it to avoid helping the prosecutor in alameda county? and trying to dissway a witness in who knows. >> we've learned that the contra costa da's office h

tomorrow morning biden will be at central piedmont community college to talk about how businesses and community colleges work together to help people make it to the middle class. tomorrow evening he'll headline a private fundraiser for the democratic governors alongside gubernatorial candidate roy cooper. >>> fire damaged a dairy farm this afternoon in chapel hill. flames broke out at maple view dairy farm around 1:00 in hillsborough. the orange county sheriff tells us part of the milk processing and bottling building was damaged. no one was hurt. no animals were hurt either. we're working to learn what started that fire. >>> the manhunt continues for a suspect accused in the shooting of a north carolina police officer. officer brent keen was looking for a person wanted on were fired just after midnight saturday. the 38-year-old father of one is listed in critical condition. he's been with shelby police since 2004. police are searching for the suspect identified in the picture there on your screen as 23-year-old irving finley, jr. >>> five years of fighting in syria could be coming to

stop to his stop in north carolina next weekend biden will stop in charlotte on monday at central piedmont community college and talk about businesses and community colleges work together to make up the people of the middle class and his dribble included monday here in raleigh. and tonight chelsea clinton announced she will be heading to the state next week to campaign in raleigh on wednesday. the gop presidential nominee donald trump is in our stead on monday will hold a rally in asheville at the us center in the event starts at 6 pm and this is trumps second visit to north carolina in less than one week. >>> state rivalries are heating up and a wrapup of east carolina nc state game in greenville later in sports. >>> a taste of grief right here in the triangle, your boarding ahead governor. pat mccrory spotted it denies nc state carolina game and we have that coming up in sports. >>> it did not feel that today.>> that will come up in a minute. [ laughter ]>> did i just get past?>> we do things a little different here. [ laughter ]>> i do not know about you but i am done with summer heat.>

clinton as you know was in town last week making stops in piedmont and las altos hill. stay with nbc bay area news for continuing decision 2016 coverage. go to our digital platforms for more on trump's speech and how mrs. clinton is reacting tonight. >>> two children who loved to sing and dance are being remembered in the north bay. the gonzalez sisters died this morning when their mother drove the family car into a river. the 26-year-old mom didn't have a driver's license. nbc bay area's jean ellie is in petaluma where a community is stunned. >> reporter: that's right. alejandra hernandez was driving here, the chp says her car drifted into the median and crossed back over two lanes of traffic driving off the road and launching into petaluma river where her daughters ended up trapped. grieving family and friends gather along petaluma boulevard north remembering the gonzalez sisters. 7-year-old sayra and the 9-year-old delilah. the girls died this morning when their mother lost control around 8:00 and drove into the petaluma river. alejandra hernandez survived but wasn't

stomach a celebration of life and legacy of rodney ellis will piedmont. he's a former north carolina association of educators president well known for challenging state policy. the wake is friday night from 6:00 p.m. - apm the great commission community church in winston- salem. the funeral services saturday 1:00 p.m. at the st. peter's world outreach. ncaa members across the state will either be wearing red or there we heart public school investigating overcrowding on a school bus after video obtained by wral shows the bus so packed the students were forced to stand in the aisle. this video was taken by a concerned student showing kids crowd in the island packed into seats on bus route was overcapacity three ds last a spokesnwoma for the district ss e school is in the process of taking steps to address this issue. >>> south of us most of the state try not to appear to couple showers possible for the southern counties later this afternoon. most of us staying dry with the georgia, and florida with this particular system. it will slowly move to the north an

and joe biden with be at the piedmont community college. >>> u.s. marshals helped capture a man accused of shooting at the red roof inn in chapel hill. benjamin ulenperg was picked up on september 3rd, police say that he shot a man at a hotel and disappeared. the victim is expected to be okay. beside the charges related to the shootings, authorities are adding an illegal gun charge since he is a convicted felon. >>> the durham police department is presented ideas of what its new headquarters could look like. these are the design this is a will show during the durham county work session on thursday. the new bidding will be located on east main street and will cost 71 completed by summer of next year. >>> a portion of glen road in durham is now reopen for drivers this weekend. the road has been closed for repairs since heavy rain caused a 15-foot sinkhole back in jewel life. north carolina's department of transportation announced that road was reopened yesterday evening. officials closed glen road after a heavy rain on july 31st caused the sinkhole be

now in virginia, wrap it all of the way back of the circulation down in the piedmont of north and south carolina. the thing just sat there and spun its wheels for several days. now we head up to the current time, still sitting here as of this afternoon over upstate north carolina. finally we think there is a system coming along here in the flow that is going to pick this up and drag it off to the north and east beginning tomorrow afternoon. that is when we should start to trying trend heading into saturday and for most of the up coming weekend. still looking at showers down here. probably the greatest coverage in our southern counties. even well it is scattered. no danger of any flooding with any of that. the rest of the night. temperatures barely getting below 70, with more on and off showers o. a scattered basis. tomorrow, no problem. with the h spark more showers. high temperature of 87. then, near 90 with mostly sunny skies and no rain anywhere on saturday. most of sunday, maybe a shower or a thundershower late sunday and sunday evening with a cold front that will be moving through

western pennsylvania this morning, cooler drier canadian air to the west, very sticky stuff across the piedmonthis morning. there could showers first thing this morning by 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. as the front is crossing. it's out of here by noon or 1:00 p.m., that's when it turns less humid during the afternoon hours, tomorrow looks very, very nice. tomorrow could be one of the nicer day we've seen around here with a ton of sunshine and cooler temperatures and refreshing breeze. down the jersey shore, it's humid at least through the first part of the afternoon. sun and clouds, brief passing shower, breezy, high of 84. ocean temperature, 74. philadelphia and the immediate surrounding suburbs we're up to 87 degrees, it's a less humid high of 87. it will feel better, clouds and brief shower this morning and sunshine this afternoon, winds picking up as well out of the north, northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. going hour by hour, 83 degrees if you're heading to lincoln financial field eagles taking on the browns. less humid and a lot of more comfortable at that point. 3:00 p.m., 85. 5:00 p.m., 85,

this is video from last week when hillary clinton appeared in piedmont in an invitation obtained by "chronicle." the organizers say it may be her last trip to the bay area before election day. the cheapest ticket is $250, but $10,000 will guarantee admittance to her reception. >>> debates start on in october. anchors from other major networks will moderate debates. >>> people from all over the world are headed to the vatican this weekend for the canonization of mother theresa. she will be recognized as a saint in front of an estimated 500,000 people. she dedicated her people to helping poor and sick people in end i can't and you across the world through permissions. a santa clara university ph.d. student who met mother theresa does not question her impact on this world. >> i met mother theresa when i was 18 years old. she had come to our parish church. and what really touched me was her compassion and her gentleness. when she blessed me i felt a sense of a deep joy within. >>> mother theresa died 19 years ago at the age of 87. police departments on both sides of the bay came together

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he attended a fundraiser where roy central piedmont community college and talked about clinton's plans for education. >>> campaign rally continues with this week. chelsea clinton will hold a women in leadership panel before opening a campaign office in durham and will stop in raleigh tomorrow at a women in tech panel. on the gop side, wilmington native laura trump will be in charlotte as several campaign >> donald trump is hitting hillary clinton hard for calling half of his supporters "a basket of deplorables." that happened during speech in asheville yesterday. he brought a group of supporters on stage and gave each the chance to explain how they're not deplorable. the republican nominee said the comments disqualify her from becoming president and calls on her to apologize. >> well, my opponent slanders you irredeemable. [ crowd booing loudly ] i call you hard-working american patriot who love your country. >> the campaign is release agnew ad blasting clinton for the comments. clinton regrets using the word "half" but also said she doesn't regret calling out some by the neck and swun

this is video from last week when she appeared in piedmont. invitation obtained by "the chronicle," organizers say it may be her last trip to the bay area before election day. $10,000 will guarantee you admittance to a reception featuring a performance by a special guest. >>> yesterday moderators were announced for the upcoming presidential debates which start on september 26th. martha raddatz will co-anchor on october 29th with cnn's anderson cooper. >>> people from all over the world are headed to the vatican this weekend for the canonization of mother teresa. tomorrow the nobel-peace-prize-winning nun will be recognized as a saint. she dedicated her life to helping poor and sick people in india and across the world through her missionaries of charity organization. critics have questioned how her work actually benefitted those she treated. but a santa clara university ph.d. student who met mother teresa does not question her impact on this world. >> i met mother teresa when i was 18 years old. she had come to our parish church. what really t

robin winston: a lot of people got up early this morning when of magnitude 3.5 earthquake hit near piedmont>: you're telling us a couple of minutes ago >>: in the '89 earthquake i was a baby in '89 earthquake happen the tv fell shown you a quick swim they happen we have tips for earthquake proofing your home to the south the with the santa clara county sheriff's department investigating also involve shooting. >>: they're letting anyone, and if you've had built for money you can flop one person was taken into custody surely after the shooting the have not said whether that person has been charged a second woman call the police the next day and says she was also sexually assaulting a police farm yesterday there had been a third assault that same night but they did not give details nor arrests have been made so far. pleas of not said whether the assault cases are related they're also looking for two people who not the man unconscious and stole his briefcase early yesterday morning near the international house. >>james: we went into the stands and talk to those with their and a lot of them had

. >> the outgrowth of it was a very strong commitment by piedmont airlines to be involved in to the trafficollision avoidance system. and some years later, they were one of the first, if not the first airline to fly with an active tks system on board. >> six years later, betty barron is aboard a charter jet that collides with a dc-9 over france. all 68 on the dc-9 perish. everyone on betty's plane survives. >> my father was sitting in the aisle seat and i was sitting on the right-hand side, and i turned around, and he's very british and very stoic. and i said, "daddy, do you think we're going to make it?" and he said, "i rather doubt it, darling," and pointed to the other wing. somebody sent me this picture of when we landed of the plane. and as you can see, the tires are all blown out, and this is the broken wing here. you can see all this. and i was told that afterwards, if we had lost one more meter of our wing -- in other words, it ends here -- then we would have blown up as well. i keep this always in my room to remind me that if you survive this, you can survive anything. >> then, in