[[raj i'm raj mathai. a3 intro handa [[raj . >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on nbc bay area news at 6:00. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. >>> michael johnson will be inducted into a police hall of fame. he was killed in the line of duty earlier this year. robert handa joins us with an exclusive interview with his wife and she's now a widow but has a powerful message to share. it wasn't easy for her to do an interview about this. won gold medals in judo and shooting and the police and fire championships, known as the police and fire olympics. >> i miss my husband every day. he's a very fun. changed a lot of people's lives. we're taking it one day at a tea

===raj//2-shot=== and i'm raj mathai. ==raj//cu== a brutal family crime. and at this hour -- the search is over. we've learned that mendocino sheriff's deputies captured the suspect. ==take vo== someone in the redwood valley area tipped off deputies ... after spotting an abandoned truck they believed belonged to that mendocino deputies have captured the suspect, after spotting the abandoned truck they believed belonged to suspect nathan wilson. this is his photo here, deputies later found him walking down the street. wilson is suspected of killing his mom and dad off sexton road. now, a family friend says she is simply stunned. >> i did know he was kind of an angry person, i could tell that he would get really aggressive over small things. >> wilson is being held in the m mendocino county jail. >>> and the bay area bracing for rain and chilly temperatures. the strongest cold front of the season is on its way. you can see the storm on our radar. we're talking rain and wind, maybe even snow at low elevations. nbc bay area chief meteorologist jeff ranieri has

raj? >> okay. thank you. >>> we mention the police chief announced that san francisco on heightened alert. they're asking everyone to report anything suspicious. communication with loved ones is paramount right now. >> reporter: they've been reaching out to students and loved ones overseas and in paris. they are open tonight. there's an event that's been canceled for tomorrow night. the director saying he got a call saying it was a good idea to cancel out of safety reasons. >> this is absolutely horrendous. >> reporter: pascal letterman says his family is safe. today the french alliance, a nonprofit educational center in san francisco, he and his colleagues are desperate for more information. >> my feelings are feelings of shock and outrage. as we speak now, this is unfolding. we don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: letterman says while he tries to process the horrific attack on his hometown, he's certain the french people will be strong in the face of terror. >> what the terrorists want

raj and janelle, check this out, you guys. they have actually, yes, allowed me to hold this little scanner gun. can you believe it? so we're going to go ahead and ring up a donation for all of us back there at the station. again, all about this bar code here. they scan it. donation comes up. 10 bucks. that's it. i'm going to score about ten more for us tonight. i'm going to make the donation. >> very nice, thank you. it's so helpful to the community. we'll be out there at the local safeways tomorrow. we ask everyone to come join us. ten bucks. >> the great thing is now you don't have to bring the bag to the check-out stand. you can take one of the tear sheets and scan that. good job, jeff. >> i was a former bagger at a grocery store, so i can appreciate what he's doing. thanks. >>> still ahead here, trouble with tesla. a possible defect that prompted the palo alto based company to issue its largest recall ever. >> pluz the advisory the cdc is setting out about chipotle restaurants in california. you might wanna put your next t

>> reporter: absolutely, raj. we began our investigation after the death of kate steinle on pier 14 in san francisco back on july 1 of this year. official says the gun used to kill steinle belonged to a federal officer, a u.s. bureau of land management ranger. it had been stolen after it had been left unsecured in a backpack in a vehicle in apparent violation of blm policy. to find out how many law enforcement guns do go missing, we filed public records requests with major law enforcement agencies in the bay area, as well as the state and federal government. not every police department complied, but we did find from the has dozen who discovered records we discovered 58 missing records since 2010. plus the dea reported 134 unaccounted for guns. san jose's police department reported another 324 unaccounted for guns. that's more than 500 guns. now since our story first aired, we learned that i.c.e. agents also lost 165 weapons since 2006. experts tell us the vast majority of these stolen weapons taken from cops are u

raj jess, the next possibility of rain is coming thanksgiving week. the way it looks now, 24th through the 29th. another inch of rain across the bay area. >> that is good news, thank you, jeff. >>> did matt duffy of the giants win rookie of the year and can blaine achieve what colin kaepernick could not? that's a win in seattle. that's next. tle seahawks >>> san francisco 49ers have not played up to their potential, or capabilities in playing the seattle seahawks. >> you can't completely blame colin kaepernick for the niners recent utility at century link field, but it wouldn't make much sense to throw them back in. last week, the 49ers announced via twitter that blaine would be the starting quarterback in seattle. today tim tomsula reiterated as much at his press conference but would not commit after week 11, the seahawks defense second in the entire nfl despite last night 39 loss to arizona. later, in regroup mode after a disappointing setback after the vikings at the coliseum yesterday. derek karr's second pick of the afternoon fueled the silver an

=sot= =hail nats= =raj/cont vo= bay just rain but hail in the area as well. --and as this storm moves out... cooler weather moves in. =raj/2shot= good evening, i'mra. =jess/boxes= we ha team coverage on today's wild weather. let's begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with where this storm is right now. ==jess/2shot== from the rain, comes the mud. morgan hill with over an inch of rain. 1.32. that record rainfall continued in loss gatos and livermore with 1.36. palo alto, 1.35. for most of the bay yab, this was the largest amount of rainfall we've seen in 271 days. now, this rainfall may have you thinking about el nino and that above average rainfall is still expected from mid-december into march. we're tracking another change, said to impact your morning commute and that's in 15 minutes. >> we'll see you then, jeff. >>> first came the rain, then came the mud. is a mudslide in livermore a preview of what el nino mae brick this season? >> we have a lot of mud tonight. terry, our hillsides are messy and dangerous and we're seeing it where you are tonight 3

it is backed up all around, raj. usually when these sorts of traffic backups, we fry to tell people to avoid the area. i don't think they're going to listen. and i think i found your christmas present here. here at the sports memorabilia store. warriors gear is all of the buzz. and not too bad. coming back for you. >> 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m., they are opened through the night? >> until 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> unbelievable. ian cull reporting live with a lot of people at the great mall in milpitas. >>> ready, set go at the best buy in pleasant hill. doors opened at 5:00 p.m. this evening. shoppers stood in line for hours. flat-screen tvs for 149 bucks. they sold out in a matter of minutes. the store's gm says shoppers will find more bargains this weekend. he believes this will be a good year for the economy. >> people are more confident about going out. there's a lot of choices for people. they're looking at how technology now can enhance their lives. >> not just pleasant hill. these are lines of people circli

. >> absolutely, raj. just within the past few minutes paris ms. going after the alleged mastermind of the terrorist attack on friday. also just in that there is confirmation of seven new excloses in that area. this video just posted as the raid was happening. it comes as french officials confirm they are looking for a second suspect on the run, wanted in connection to the attack on friday. witnesses say several bursts of gunfire were heard again. an hour and a half after the raid started. the location police are focusing on is one fielding in the suburb of paris. officials are warning people who live there to stay home. this is about one mile from that french national stadium targeted by three suicide bombers. within the past hour dozen of police have surrounded the building again. we're getting confirmation there were seven explosions, trucks full of soldiers can be seen rolling in to that neighborhood. right now it's not clear whether or not the suspects inside of that building were shot or captured. this is a developing situation out of paris.

. >> you're right, raj. minute by minute, news is coming in. french president hollande declaring a state of emergency and has closed the country's borders. a number of video from sources on the ground in paris. within the last 90 minutes, the hostage situation inside a music hall has ended. the concert hall, we're told, had more than 100 hostages inside. we have heard of more than 100 deaths in the concert hall. trying to figure out how many. also an attack just outside the national soccer stadium in paris where officials are reporting at least one suicide bombing. and germany was going on. scott/on cam here in the u-s, president obama spoke earlier this evening at the white house .. showing his support for france and its leaders .. take sot: :13 - :31 "once again, we've seen an outrageous attempt to terrorize innovent civilians .. an attack not just on paris, but on all of humanity and the universal values that we share." runs=:19 ==take vo== there were also reports of violence at a restaurant, where witnesses reported armed men, with automati

raj and janelle, we're keeping track of the sierra snow. not a foot of snow, but possibly a couple inches here as we head throughout monday and early tuesday morning. we'll see what the storm system does tomorrow. it still could go the other way and get us more rainfall. right now looks a little bit weak on the scale of things. >> all right. thank you, jeff. >>> still to come, it could be a recipe for trouble. like companies like campbell's soup. how el nino could take a bite out of the soup business. >>> also on the lookout for this man if you can see it here. the suspicious and bizarre behavior. that prompted a warning in the east bay. a mother was shot in front of her young son. it's a crime in oakland that's still unsolved -- more than 2 >>> a mother was shot in front of her young son. it's a crime in oakland that's still unsolved more than two years after the shooting. police put out a new call for information today hoping someone could help find denitra handerson's killer. the mom was visiting a friend in oakland in april of 2013. pol

. >> yeah, raj. who knows if jed york might be there when coach tomsula talked to the media tomorrow. season ticket holders who paid thousands of dollars for that privilege, that right, say the team is giving up after just eight games. what sparked it? two very profile personnel moves. the 49ers blogosphere is on fire. fans critical of trading popular tight end vernon davis to denver yesterday for draft picks and benching colin kaepernick. >> are the niners giving up on the season? >> sure looks like it. >> it seems like they haven't gotten off to a great start and they're making moves now that they're hoping will pay off next season. >> fans are directing their displeasure at jed york, who they say pushed out super bowl and nfc title coach jim harbaugh at the end of the season and said if the team isn't successful, hold me accountable. his uncle bought the 1980s dynasty. >> my uncle swung and miss many times. >> when you've got the keys to the kingdom, you can do whatever you want. >> the team did m

it's been going on for the past 13 years, raj. even though $20,000 worth of supplies for the race were stolen, the race bids were not. so the 1800 runners who signed up to participate in the race tomorrow morning will still get to run. >> turkey. >> this mascot will still make an appearance at tomorrow's turkey trot in san francisco. but $20,000 worth of supplies packed into this u-haul truck, will not. early this morning, someone stole the 15-foot long truck parked on 26th street in san francisco's richmond district. race director steve woo woke up this morning to find it gone. >> it was just shock, horror, because i go through many nightmare scenarios every year about what can go wrong with the race and how i'm going to prevent that, but this scenario never popped up. >> inside the truck, 2,000 t-shirts with a new design set to be revealed tomorrow. also stolen, tables, banners, and lots of food and drinks to fuel the runners like deann, who will be running three miles with her sister. >> when you hear that something like this h

>> reporter: raj, we found companies right here in silicon valley that have developed technologies to solve our water crisis but the ceos of those companies tell us they can't get any traction here in california. we went behind the scenes to see how the technologies work and found fascinating things that have attracted investors but can't get much attention from california policymakers. the company ceos blame the state's maze of rules, regulations and 412 different water districts for the problem. so these silicon valley companies have taken their business overseas. >> the left hand and the right hand don't necessarily communicate on different platforms and have different concerns and so they don't necessarily communicate. >> right now we can't get the permits because everybody puts us into litigation. >> so you go elsewhere. >> so you go elsewhere. >> reporter: go to the middle east. >> go to the middle east. >> reporter: tonight we will show you how some of this technology works up close and can actually solve some our drought problems and we will talk to some of the people with the

>> yeah, i think it's hotdogs, press pass, or use some technology, raj and jessica. there are websites and apps devoted 100% to reselling tickets, and that's going to be where you want to start if you want to go to tomorrow night's game. it's the toughest ticket in town. trying to get into oracle arena to see the warriors go for win 16 to start the season. it can be done. >> i'm a huge warriors fan. i'm thankful to be able to experience this at this time in my life. >> think they're going to get the streak? >> oh, yeah. >> it will cost big. retail sites like stubhub showing $300 each for standing room only. $3,000 to get near the court. >> really great, fantastic. i can remember when i had season tickets. and boy, i'm just a little disappointed in myself at this point. >> warrior jason thompson isn't resting on his laurels, though, taking time to bring turkeys to low-income oakland families. >> we have a lot of hard work on the court, but you know, to give back and to know what it means to people, you know, that want to watch us on the court and get back on the court

raj and jessica, a couple things here. $112 at mcdonald. that's a lot of food. how nice must it be, to be that young and be able to eat mickey ds and not gain any weight. >> that's the point. >> can you dribble the ball around you while you eat the mcdonald's, right? >> it's like -- they make a lot of money. >> see you at 11:00. jeff, you are the man of the hour. you bring in the rain and the sunshine and then back the rain. >> thank you. >> you never know. let's get a live look outside. you can see for tomorrow morning, it's going to be cold. temperatures in the 30s for marin, napa and sonoma counties. protect the pets and also those sensitive plants. overall, the forecast will have temperatures down to 40 in the south bay peninsula. 42. east bay at 38 and san francisco 48. in terms of day time time highs for tomorrow, it's going to warm up. but not extremely hot or anything. 65 expected for the tri-valley and sunny skies. the north bay expecting mid 60s. rainfall coming our way throughout sunday. looks like a quarter of an inch at this time. everybody at home,

us from levi stadium and part of this has been the disappearance of team owner jed york >> you know, raj, a lot of people are wondering when is somebody going to speak up about this in the 49ers as an organization very quiet about fan reaction to as you mentioned colin kaepernick and the starting quarterback benched and the trade for draft picks. popular while season is still in play. fans knew it wouldn't be easy but not 2-6 and now a high-profile trade. >> we did have probably one of the worst off-seasons in nfl history with regard to all the retirement, injuries, people leaving the team. with that adversity i still thought that they had enough great personnel to have a great season this year and, unfortunately, they haven't been able to do that. >> the 49ers blogosphere on fire critical of sending vernon davis to denver for draft picks and benching quarterback colin kaerpic. >> are the 49ers giving up on the season? >> sure looks like it. >> haven't gotten off to a great start and are making moves they are hoping to help next season who are frustrating with the owner for sending out j

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. do you bike to b.a.r.t.? more than ever, more are leaving their bikes at b.a.r.t. and thieves know it. which means you might not be able to bike when you get back. we're joipd from walnut creek with alesse. >> in the last two years, bike theft has gone up by 20% systemwide. here across acosta county, you're more likely to have your bike stolen than any other place. in this video provided by b.a.r.t. police, you see how quickly it happens. a thief steals the bike. officers spot it and take him down. >> the suspect is arrested the bike recovered. but that's not always the case. this station in pleasant hills saw the most bike thefts systemwide in the past year. this is a bike program manager with b.a.r.t. >> they tend to happen in clusters. >> reporter: according to data obtained by nbc bay area, more than 600 bikes were stolen from b.a.r.t. stations this year. stations throughout the county were targeted the most often. pleasant hill in concord topping the list. >> we're trying

===raj/take vo=== also -- this is part of the aftermath of today's storm. and there's more rain and wind -- coming tonight. we have the timeline. >>> finally tonight, we live in a time when we can get just about anything with the push of a button. now that includes a potential new best friend delivered right to your office. as janet shamlian asks, instead of a coffee break, how about taking a puppy break. >> reporter: it is a different kind of happy hour. at an austin advertising agency, the tonic for a rough day. does it get any better? puppies delivered to the office. all of the love, none of the house breaking. >> does it release the stress of work today. >> absolutely, it does. >> welcome to uber puppies. the ride sharing app's latest charm. >> i'm calling to confirm you requested uber puppies. $30 buys 30 minutes of cuddle time. if you could get them. >> demand for uber in general is high and for puppies it pretty much breaks the internet. >> reporter: one request from a college photography class. >> you signed off on this? >> i did. i mean, it's fun.

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we now know the motive. at a news conference investigators revealed they found a letter in the suspect's pocket during that autopsy. in the letter 18-year-old faisal mohammad, who stabbed four people at uc-merced yesterday said he had been kicked out of a study group. he may have been planning something larger. they found zip ties and duck tape in his backpack that suggest he may have had other intentions. mohammad also died after stabbing four people at uc-merced yesterday. chuck, what have you found out about him? >> reporter: well, merced county sheriff vernn warnke put it, this was a teenager who graduated from the high school behind me just this past june with no history of trouble. no one we spoke with at santa clara's wilcox high suspected a motive in the uc-merced campus attack that focuses on faisal mohammad who graduated from the high school in june. >> we're two different

raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. a big night for the democrats and the republicans. >> this make's going to turn the page and that's what this election should be about. >> the united states can actually be better than ever before. >> a lot happening late tonight. less flash, more substance. a healthy republican debate. the eight leading candidates on stage in milwaukee. testy exchanges on foreign policy and the economy. jean elle is in redwood city tonight with more. >> reporter: it was revealing in many ways. we watched with students here. the g.o.p. candidates addressed immigration, the economy and military spending. students here say this time tuning in was worth it. >> go to a three-page tax code. >> reporter: the college republicans hosted a g.o.p. debate watch party tonight listening to the candidates economic plans. >> a bold and simple flat tax. >> if you raise the minimum wage -- >> some students wanted details. >> telling me you can solve 100% of the problems in the economy. that's hard to digest. >> report

i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. nudity on instagram.he boy at the center of this is a 17-year-old student at lincoln high accused of posting naked pictures and is facing charges of child porn. michelle roberts joins us from the police department. these private pictures posted for everyone to see, how did the boy get the photos? >> reporter: we don't know at this point. we do nolin con is shaken up including the victims in this case. police hope for more answers tonight. >> they were totally trashing people. >> reporter: grace says as he of her friends are trying to move forward after their pictures were posted online without their permission. >> they were judging her by the way she looked and stuff. >> reporter: grace doesn't know who created the account or how he got naked pictures of students. >> child pornography is not okay. >> reporter: she said there were innocent pictures posted that were stolen from their facebook pages and reposted with what she describes as hateful captions. >> it was really bad. i blocked it, reported it beca

geraud moncure. >> take it away. >> raj, jessica, it's hot, it's tv. going to be a good one. maybe no team in the history of the nba during the off season faces much scrutiny as the warriors after winning an nba championship. not to mention the 67 regular season victories. the clippers and head coach doc rivers. he basically said to win the west, you have to be lucky. look at the warriors. they were injury-free. they didn't have to play us or the spurs. the warriors, of course, down played those remarks. but they didn't take them lightly. proof is in the pudding of their play right now. silencing the critics all over the hardwood this year and looking to become just the 15 in nba history to serve 5-0 in back-to-back seasons. time for the also undefeated clippers to find out if they can cash that check. that rivers has been writing. >> awkward trajectory and kind of started -- i think just two good teams that want to lay claim to the state of california i guess. >> when you're competing at the high level, it's just part of the game. part of what happens and you take that into

. >> a lot of variables x raj. his age, 31 years old part of it. locker room dysfunction and the nfl trade deadline all contributors to the 49ers' decision to trade ten-year tight end vernon davis to the broncos this afternoon. he head to denver as part of peyton manning's passing game for a sixth round pick. in return, the broncos receive the tight end who only caught 18 passes this season with no touchdowns and a 2017, sixth round selection. here's matt maiocco with more. >> the 49ers decision to trade vernon davis shows they are sellers at the deadline. it took such a big hit last season, this roster. in return the 49ers get some draft picks. the rosters depleted and they have to rebuild it through the draft. >> general manager john elway called the deal for davis an opportunity we couldn't pass up. more on the career of vernon davis later in sports. geraud moncure, bay area news. >>> the potential kidnapper. i'm michelle robinson in berkeley. there's debate tonight on this. >>> plus, rain means slick road across the bay area. lots of car crashe

amongñr the crimes, happening i the montclair neighborhood. >> reporter: raj, the oakland police saythey're actively working on this. they're talking to witnesses and looking for surveillance video and they have stepped up patrols in the area. but four scary incidents in just a week is highly troubling for folks who live in montclair. >> it's obviously disturbing and it makes one feel unsafe. >> reporter: she is feeling very rattled after a series of brazen crimes in her montclair neighborhood. >> if i see a car i don't recognize i'm not going to get out of the car because i am not going to have somebody hit me in the back of the head. >> reporter: that is exactly what happened two doors down, police say these suspects were accused of stealing a car from another neighbor, and violently attacked an elderly woman outside her home on thursday afternoon and carjacked her. >> the suspects carjacked a woman where they assaulted had her with an object. >> reporter: police arrested two people on friday. but the crimes on this street did not stop. residents say another family's home was burgl

>> reporter: raj, janelle and meggy encourages shoppers. kerry, kyra and scott convinces nancy davis to give in san jose. >> i have a job and my husband, it's good to give back to the community. >> reporter: terry tweeted from the valley. cupertino students in san carlos. >> some people don't realize it, but there are people in need. >> i think there's still a high need within our community, and so, you know, we recognize that. >> reporter: and san jose junior league members told us their efforts at safeway were paying off. >> so far, we have been able to get about 75 bags in about three hours. >> reporter: by midafternoon at second harvest food bank in san jose, 500 turkeys had been donated. >> i heard it on the radio yesterday, and they said that a lot of people weren't donating because they thought the economy was getting better, so, i know it's not. >> reporter: 250,000 people each month, such as this veteran, say the food bank has helped make ends meet. donations are being collected through christmas eve. in san jose, chuck coppola, "n

>> raj, data has been extracted from both black boxes. an investigator told french media the sound of explosion could be heard. before that, no technical problems. everything was fine. that could mean a bomb or catastrophic structural failure. officials tell us that there were isis fighters in egypt boasting to leaders about taking down that plane. the u.s. now taking immediate steps to increase airport security. the department of homeland security announced today screening measures will be ramped up at nearly ten airports in theiddle east with direct flights to the u.s. including cairo, amman and kuwait. the governments will cooperate and gina digs al screening of passengers, luggage and food and beverages. basically anything that goes on the planes. >> we can't rule anything in or out. we have to consider the possibility that a potential terrorist involvement. >> the u.s. announcement comes on the same day russia announced an abrupt reversal. it's now suspending all flights to and from egypt after britain and the u.s. shared their intel

hawkeye hotels chief development director raj patel released this statement saying: "deciding on the exact date as to when to close the hotel for renovations was quite difficult, as we knowwhat this hotel means for the people of des moines, and for iowans all across the state who have become accustomed to staying at this hotel during their travels," wells fargo announced today it's adding a museum to its location on walnut street. the bank plans to renovate its lobby... adding museum showcasing the history of the company and des moines. the museum will be 55-hundred square feet.... and should open in the fall of 20-16. city officials say this addition is a small step towards creating an even better downtown experience. 110904-110923 "this is one more reason to bring your family down here ... i should bring my kids down here ... more people, more foot traffic is what we're aiming for here." wells fargo expects 25-thousand people will visit the museum ever year. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of

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>> well, raj, like you said, that is what the sources were telling us. with we were told it saturdayed here in the 4400 block of camden avenue. when a man with a gun took a woman hostage, we have not heard from the police department, so we are out here waiting for that. a lot of the streets here in the area have been shut down and because of that, ra traffic com down, has ban little slower than usual. because so many streets have been locked down by the san jose police department. we will remain here through the evening. and my colleague is trying to lock down information and confirmation, she will be live with the latest. we are reporting live in san jose. >> all right, in the next couple of hours we will be following the store. >> jeff, we saw most of the storms earlier today, there's still lingering storms but most will be gone at this point. >> a that is right. the heavier rainfall is in the sacramento valley. i think that is about it tonight, hit and miss shower and then we are done tomorrow morning, it is all about the colder start. and the south b

raj and jessica, the games go on or the bad guys win. >> that's for sure. >> it is emotional. >> showlidarity. jeff? super nice. little toastier like you said. getting ready for next week. >> i got her stamp of approval. >> i don't mind it raining on turkey day. not halloween but turkey day is okay. >> you can see tomorrow it stays dry. warmer than we have been. north bay, san francisco. for the peninsula, 44 and areas of fog near the coastline. tomorrow, dry. low 70s for the tri valley and the north bay. san francisco at 66. the south bay at 58. we have been talking about the possibility of rainfall if you missed it earlier. we head through the 24 to 229th with three storm systems. we are good for an inch and a quarter from the 24th to the 29th. most importantly if you are traveling wednesday, the day before thanksgiving, expect all of california to be wet the way it looks. just plan for that. there won't be headaches in the car. >> maybe we leave tuesday. thanks for joining us. have a great evening. >>> charlie sheen blackmailed over his hiv secret. how many millions he spent coveri

>> reporter: raj, district officials say a careful forensic analysis of that computer used to post that hateful message led them to a berkeley high school students, and they say late today that student tearfully admitted he's responsible. >> identified the student responsible -- >> reporter: school officials say they've ooirded the person responsible for a racist and threatening message left on a library computer. a student they say has admitted he posted it. >> it appears the student felt some relief after admitting this. i think the student is pretty concerned about the consequences that are going to come. >> reporter: the message caused an outrage on campus this morning. hundreds of students walked out of class and marched through the streets of berkeley all the way to the cal campus to express their concern. the message promised a public lynching leaving many terrified. >> as a black woman, they said a public lynching december 9. i won't be around because of the fact that i'm liable to get lynched because i'm black. >> this is a crime and this is an act of terrorism. and the police

raj and jess, people of all ages helping us this weekend. >> could we bring that little girl with us to every safeway tomorrow. >> so cute. >> yes. >> jeff, thank you. >>> and it is very easy ant important for us. just $10. come out to your local safeways tomorrow. >> she said she is on the way. >> great. we'll ask her mom too. thanks, jeff. >>> well still to come at 6:00, tesla's largest recall ever. coming up, the single report about the behind. and plus what to do if your car is affected. >> and more bad news for chipotle. a e-coli outbreak here in california. we'll tell you where and what is being done about it. a possible seat belt defect has prompted its largest-ever >>> tesla is on damage control. a possible seat belt defect has prompted the largest ever recall. the company is recalling the entire fleet of model s. sedans. that is some 90,000 cars worldwide. it is all because of a single report of a car in europe that did not have a seat belt properly connected. tesla owners should schedule a visit to a service center for an inspection. >>> a worldwide hotel chain with several

>> raj, this fire is under control, it's certainly not out, as you can sigh, fire crews are still onking sure all the hotspots are out, this is what we saw when we arrived on the scene. flames shooting into the air. cars pulling over to the side of the freeway, watching the building burn. the furniture showroom is burning, firefighters got the call around 7:00 tonight, the building was already involved when they got here, this business has been around for four generations. this fire on thanksgiving night, brings up a lot of emotions. >> when i saw the flames as i was pulling up, i started crying. it's scary. never dealt with anything that's been related to me. >> we have good people, and most of what we do can be recovered. we're going to start tomorrow and put it back together and keep business going as usual. >> the owner can't say that, because his family has been through this before. sam was located in oakland back in the '70s, it burned to the ground back in 1973. they did rebuild as you heard him say. they will be back in here tomorrow. picking up the pieces. the good news is,

. >> very inspirational, raj, you're right. people are starting to come in here at the san jose convepgs center. the big winner seems to be health care. a lot of start-ups trying to help as many people as possible while only able to spend as little money as possible. as part of the tech awards, the tech museum will help out by giving them cash. a start-up is building eyeglasses in a minute and selling them for $50. because so many people can't see properly. >> children cannot go to school. >> reporter: its a one of many being honored at the tech awards where the tech museum of innovation finds start-ups using technology to help people who need it the most and gives them $50,000. >> that's what we want to do for social entrepreneurs and that's what we want to do for people who want to solve these giant problems in the world. give them a sense they can scale up, they can go big. >> reporter: like this backpack developed in san francisco that will help you purify water when there's no clean water available. >> basically it's made

hawkeye hotels chief development director raj patel released this exact date as to when to close the hotel for renovations was quite difficult, as we know what this hotel means for the people of des moines, and for iowans all across the state who have become accustomed to staying at this hotel during their travels,' patel also says employees have been offered a chance to interview at open positions at other properties hawkeye hotels owns but for tesla who is 7 months pregnant it offers little hope... i walked in and they had one applications and he looked straight at my belly they say there is no discrimmination but it is hard to get a job. i'm giving birth in two months and then out of work 8 weeks...knowing that the hotel was outdated and thinking the 40 million dollar renovations wouldnt begin until the spring...employees like tesla say they often stood up for management when customers complained... 'i feel like we have gone above and beyond to try to make their guests happy with the elevators not working with the air conditioning down all summer.'tesla says she wishes management

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=raj/ots= paris was attacked earlier this year. and again today. why is this happening? there are many opinions -- mixed in w/ many tears -- especially why is this happening? te re are many opinions mixed in with a lot of tears especially from the local french community. nbc bay area's pete suatos is in paris tonight. what is being said? >> it is affecting folks in the city. san francisco is showing solidarity with france in a big way. city hall is lit up in blue, white, and red. and the residents are trying to wrap their minds around this sensely tragedy. it was a chance to hold each other up. and light a candle for the lives lost during today's attacks in paris. >> i was just mortified and incredibly sad. a lot of our friends live out there and they are like our family and they took care of us. >> reporter: a small group gathering in front of san francisco's french consulate paying their respects with flowers and signs, one reading #westandwithfrance. another man moved here a year ago. >> in paris, it's the zone where all the bars and activities and concerts happen. >>

. >> i'm raj mathai. step by step, crime by crime, police are piecing together this bizarre chain of events that unfolded last night during our 6:00 newscast. tonight there's new information. this is what we saw from our nbc chopper. police confronts the man who climbed atop that building and started shooting towards st. luke's hospital. it's right across the street there. about an hour before police say he stole that gun in san bruno. what does that surveillance video reveal? >> police say he entered holding what looked like a paper advertisement. but managers found out. surveillance video shows 25-year-old javier lopez garcia holding a handgun by his waist telling the manager of this big five sporting goods store in san bruno to hand over the shotgun. this same shotgun investigators say he pointed from a rooftop at st. luke's hospital and then at officers before he was shot and killed by police. >> it was strange because he

. >> reporter: doctor raj ready director of help tolling. >> good.'re in good shape. >> reporter: excellent shape for a 64-year-old. >> i got out of the army in '71. >> reporter: yes, he's a 64-year-old vietnam veteran and joe will not end up on dr. ready's liver transplant table. not now. >> absolutely. i feel like one in a million. ♪ >> reporter: lucky to no longer be one of more than 3 million americans suffering with chronic hepatitis c virus infection. >> july will be two years. >> reporter: two years since doctors detector any help of hep c in joe's blood. >> like night and day. >> reporter: it's like cured. this is a big deal. >> it is indeed. an exciting time. it's a big deal. >> reporter: dr. ready oversaw clinical trials locally in which joe took part. >> what is the rate of cure? >> the curate is about 90%. >> reporter: it's why the fda recently approved the hep c using a regimen of fast acting pills, more effective and tolerable than inter fewer ron injections. >> the virus is gone as early as four weeks some patients as early as two week

as for raj ape's determination the family said: the police union says they are disappointed at the term in addition a, the head of the union saying the city did not get all the facts before firing the officer >>> the university of missouri has new leadership. the school-named law professor michael middleton as president. middleton is one of the law school's first back graduates and promised cases of harassment will be dealt with swiftly. >> smoking rates in the is the lowest recorded. the news is not at good for lower income americans. that is next >>> and trying to protect vulnerable people from deadly weather. >>> smoking could be banned in public housing developments and inside homes. federal officials will require 31,000 housing around the country to be smoke free. the public has 60 days o weigh in on the rule. if officials move in, it could take effect 18 months after it's finalised. the center for disease control shows few americans are smoking. 7" smoked in 2014. a 20% drop. smoking rates are high among certain groups. a quarter of those that live beyond the poverty line smoke. s

. >> i'm raj mathai. we are following several developing stories. starting in san jose. a wanted suspect surrendering to police. this ended a tense standoff. you can see this man coming out with his hands up. several people were inside of this home for hours. police and the s.w.a.t. team swarming this neighborhood. this all unfolded near the silver creek high school in east san jose. police say they tracked the suspect to the home and he barricaded himself inside. late tonight we learned the suspect is linked to a burglary we reported on last month. the man ransacked a san jose home while a woman stood on the front poerrch as a lookout. the man is a known gang member with a lengthy record and has been captured. >>> and a road just reopened after a minor accident turned deadly. started with a fender bender at about 7:00 at night. a woman and her passenger got out as did the scion's driver. they were exchanging information when a toyota prius slammed into their cars and launched forward slamming into the female driver and her passenger. the woman died and the pass suffered

=raj/3-shot= our next newscast is today in the bay- tomorrow at 7 >>> so tomorrow is a day we can getout and sunday get ready? >> exactly. a possibility of showers on sunday. tomorrow stays dry, sunny and mild. 74 in the tri-valley. we have the possibility of scattered rain, 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on sunday. but heavier rain on monday morning with isolated thunderstorms. .15 to .4 inch. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- christoph waltz, lin-manuel miranda musical guest, megan trainor, and

. >> i'm raj mathai. now with a well-known oakland artist. a federal employee's gun is the murder weapon. >> the gun was stolen from an i.c.e. agent. >> reporter: marquise holloway is accused of killing an artist over camera equipment. he made a scene in court today and the gun was stolen out of a federal agent's car in san francisco. thieves take a federal agent's gun in the south market neighborhood. the gun was used to kill antonio ramos. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> the murder suspect created a scene at his are arraignment in court today. a supporter broke glass in the hallway and police arrested her. the gun holloway used to the department of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. a duty weapon belonging to i.c.e. was stolen september 13 in san francisco from a vehicle being used by the officer. sfpd says that the agent reported the glock stolen from his locked car on second and south park. his passenger side window smashed, gun and other belongings gun. when opd traced the gun used in the murder it was traced bang t

and janel and raj, looks like some snow by monday morning as well. >>> we have breaking news we want to tell you about. a california fish and wildlife department takes more emergency measures on crab season. it is now delaying the commercial crab season for du dunge dungeoness crab. an of algae bloom has made crustaceans dangerous to eat potentially. >>> the new shopping popping up at bart stations in san francisco. >>> and is it effective? what health experts are saying about this year's vaccine, flu vaccine as winter approaches. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. who can name the third president? and the largest planet? someone we haven't heard from. anyone else? when comcast offered low-cost high-speed internet to low-income families, more than two million

i'm raj mathai. >> we have video taken from inside the hallway of the city hall outside the meeting where police took a man down. people in attendance say landlords came early and filled the council chamber which left two tenants in overflow rooms. alameda police say two men tried to force their way into the meeting and they assaulted two city staffers. and police officers pushed through the crowd in the hall and took one man down to the ground. his nose started bleeding leaving blood on the floor. people say it was a frightening scene. >> it was at that point we have two elderly men, who were then rushed by police. one was pushed down and his head jammed into the floor. there was a pool of blood. >> i did see our city manager knocked down twice and he was injured at some point. >> police say they arrested two men for assault. one did have a bloody nose and one officer has bruises and the interim assistant city manager went to a hospital for treatment. the meeting is still going on right now. i talked with tenants and a landlord who says that something needs to be done ant rent increases

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. chaos at san francisco's union square after a tour bus crash. the double-decker sightseeing bus plowed into a construction sight. six are in critical condition. we have more from union square. what do we know about what happened? >> reporter: this is still a very active scene. police investigators are still trying to get to the bottom of exactly what happened. the fire department has set up lights, traffic, collision, investigators are here. investigators are on top of the or

. >> and i'm raj mathai. a gunman in the middle of the city and terrified people watched it unfold. this happened at st. luke's hospital in the mission district. >> cheryl hurd has new cell phone video from a witness. but we begin with terry mcsweeney. tell us what is happening now. >> reporter: the most recent development happened in the past hour. you will see a white pickup truck being towed away. it was behind police tape for hours. two police cars watched it. when it left, they left as well. the suspect who turned the st. luke's construction project into a sniper's nest. the 911 calls poured into san francisco police. a man with a rifle and handgun going up the steps at the construction project in the mission district. >> responding officers obviously rushed to the scene and could hear shots fired as they arrived. >> reporter: st. luke's hospital wept on lockdown. construction workers saw the gunman, a late 20s hispanic male. >> he walked up the stairs and he waved his hands. >> and we went down the south stairs, the man was shooting the gun. >> reporter: a number of police off

i'm raj mathai. >>> i'm jessica aguirre. too toxic to eat. that's why the state now says it's indefinitely delaying the start of the professional crab season. we're joined live from san francisco where crab sellers are looking at a crisis that could sink their holiday business completely. >> reporter: no tohis is one da after the other -- all we have to do what we've been seeing in the crabs is what they have to do with warm r watt ners the pacific ocean. with bad news for the fishermen and those who want to enjoy it for thanksgiving. we caught one fisherman and he's keeping a positive outlook about this. >> i don't see it as a bad thing. the delay could be good. usually the crab get bigger. able to be process. >> the department of fish and wildlife will monitor the levels. fully decide when to open up the fisheries. reporting from fisherman's wharf. pete sir add owes. >>> disturbing news in richmond. a man with a long history of sex offenses might have molested several boys over the years.