on the richmond line between richmond and north berkeley because of a damaged pg&e power lane. when it will be repaired. it will cause delays on the commute. we will give bart a call. all trains including ace train one is on time and no delays on muni. san jose shows 87 near allian street traffic is light. we are accident free so far. nice start. drive time traffic 101 southbound san francisco to sfo nine minutes. 880 northbound from 238 to the maze is 14 minutes and 101 northbound from 85 to the san jose airport is 11 minutes. >> wireless company make it easier for people to call paris following the terror attacks. >> free calls to paris in the wake of the attacks. several wireless carriers make it easier for americans to reach out to friends and family. verizon and sprint and t-mobile allow international calls to be made if france free of charge. facebook will activate safety check more directly a feature allow people to let their friends know they are okay. it was used during the attacks in france and until now it has only been used for natural disasters. speaking of face, a

richmond line back moving, again. a stoppage due to a power line down and also when we have high winds, we talk about the risk of power lines coming down. that is a possibility that might be related.

the largest and most secretive is the line down to richmond. the other two are called the doctor's line and the postman line. that is because most of the people who worked on these lines were either doctors or postman. doctors had to make house calls in the middle of the night. they had a black bag, they could put secret documents in that black bag. or in the eastern shore region of maryland, nobody is going to suspect they are doing anything. we had a network of doctor to doctor to doctor, smuggling documents into richmond down through the northern neck. the postman line is even mourn if areas. this is postal service employees who have severance of the fees who the next southern sympathizer is down the line. you can give them a secret document, delivery to the next guy, deliver to the next guy, and then across the record and often to the richmond. lafayette baker, who worked with charles leroi stone -- there are all these networks that are filtering information out of the washington area down to the south and being very effective in doing that

. >> the richmond mayor left for paris yesterday and will attend a compact of mayors. he has a unique perspective given the contrast of the community members he serves. because richmond is home to a large chevron oil refinery but most residents rely on mostly renewable energy to power their homes. >> over 80% of electrical users in richmond subscribe to marine clean energy which means they're getting at least 50% renewable electricity and rate payers in richmond save over a million dollars a year. >> in paris, climate activist clashed with police. french authorities say they would not stand for a protest, the first to happen in paris since the november 13 attack that killed 130 people. >>> police arrested 208 people earlier today. there will be 2800 police and soldiers at the conference site. another 6300 officers throughout the city. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00 -- >> come on, there's a train coming. sir, get off. >>> intense moments caught on camera as a group of neighbors work to save a man from an on coming train. a lot of shoppers have begun to check off

this happened 3 a.m. 2000 block buckingham street port richmond. information. police believe the suspect got into a home through a basement window. at some point during this home invasion a woman was shot twic twice. witnesses reported seeing three or four masked men wearing dark clothing flee the scene. police are working for betterer description of suspects. neighbors described this block as normally pretty questionet. >> it's real close the kids you know and the adults he and everything. we do things together during the summertime we welcome anybody on the block. lot of times they haven't lived on the block that long. i'm really shocked. >> and right now there are a lot of unknowns. we don't know how long the men were inside the home and they were after anything particular or if they made away with anything. this all remains under investigation and of course as we get more details we'll bring them to you. live in port richmond. katherine scott, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, katherine. international manhunt continues today for eighth man

you seeing the richmond fire video from inside the shot of the firefighter. it happened as police struggled to keep up with a number side shows in a fatal shooting. our reporter is in the newsroom with pore. >> the map was shot dead a police say he pointed a gun at them. oakland police released this picture of the gun, it looks like a handgun but police determined it is actually an airsoft replica. it is difficult to distinguish the difference until after the fact. around 5:30 yesterday evening officers say man approached them at the intersection of 90th and ban crest. police were towing the cars away after a sideshow and officers opened fire. the man died at scene. >> the firearm was looking very real and the replica look very real. it looks like it a firearm. >> early in the weekend, side shows involving 700 cars shut down the major enter shes and part of highway 880 and spectators stopped on to which a patrol car causing major damage. the side show stand off will be addressed during the news conference. >> mike has been talking about this although the powe

kpix 5's da lin is in richmond where that city just repealed rent control. >> reporter: richmond's rent control ordinance would have protected people like janet carpenter. >> priced out of san francisco and oakland. now maybe priced out of richmond. >> reporter: the san francisco city college professor moved to richmond three years ago. her rent went from $1,250 a month in 2012 to now $1,881. >> becoming more and more unaffordable. i'm paying i think, um, 40% of my income in rent. >> reporter: the richmond city council in august approved rent control preventing landlords from increasing rent by more than 2% and making it more difficult to evict tenants. but the california apartment association collected 7,000 signatures to overturn the ordinance. petition gatherers reportedly got paid $12 for each signature. >> if it isn't chevron trying to buy an election process, it's big money to the california apartment association. >> i'm disgusted that, you know, our democracy is sort of being invaded. >> reporter: but the association which represents landlords says rent control encourages slumlor

the frightening ordeal happened overnight in port richmond. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, at the scene, to bring us up-to-date. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, i just got update from police, they tell me the woman who was shot here, the early morning hours in port richmond; now in stable condition. meantime there is neighborhood is on edge after learning the woman was shot during a very early morning home invasion. you can see, some of those people are still on the street this morning. they are watching, police investigate, and wondering what is happening here, and what happened early this morning. now, police are still on the scene here in port richmond. they are securing the crime scene. they are also interviewing witnesses. this is the 2,000 block of buckea street in port richmond, police responded after 2:00 a.m. for report of home invasion. police say the suspect who burst in were wearing masks. they say one woman was shot, police took her to the hospital, and police now say she is in stable condition.

. >>> a drive-by shooting in richmond put a 5 or -- a father and his five-year-old son in the hospital last night. police is asking for help in finding the people response of a precourt it happened in a corridor where there has been an uptick -- responsible for the crime. it happened in a corridor where there has been an uptick in crime. -- >> reporter: they do have surveillance video but they are working to try to get a clearer picture of the area. they don't have a motive they don't have suspects. all they have is the victims, father and son who are expected to survive. broken glass are all that is the hit of the shooting near the intersection of south with -- s. 32nd avenue. and wall in return. along with some frayed nerves. >> they came in and were bleeding. it had bullet holes. >> stanley williams said he was at the hospital with his one- year-old daughter tuesday night when the father and shun victims -- son victims rustin. multiple victims called -- people called 911. the boy was actually five years oh. surveillance video -- five years old. surveillance video was taken from this

a few sprinkles west of richmond into charlottesville. much of this will take a while before it gets here. by late in the afternoon, we should have some rain coming in and making our streets and roads wet. have the umbrella handy. here's the latest hour by hour timing. the area in the green is the steadiest rain. it's here 6:00, 7:00 p.m. stays wet all night with steady, light rain. the area in the yellow and orange, heavier downpours may occur around 4:00, 7:00 a.m. by 8:00, most of it tapers off. by 3:00 tomorrowlingering sprin >>> the aunt of a woman murdered in falls church will unveil a new exhibit this week to honor her niece. five years ago, julio blanco garcia stabbed 19-year-old finesse is a pham to death. her aunt will pay tribute in an art exhibit. the exhibit opens tomorrow at the annandale campus. you can see the art until november 15th. >>> very, very cautious. i don't know what i'm going to do with my wife, with my kids. >> more than 20 families in prince george's county are waiting to learn if they can get back in their ho

philadelphia police are investigating a violent home invasion and shooting in port richmond. >> a woman shot by intruders. we have a live report. >> also, philadelphia police are investigating an officer involved shooting overnight. we'll tell you what we know so far about what happened. >>> and just a heart breaking day for the eagles. not only a lost against the dolphins, but also quarterback sam bradford injured after a big hit. we have an update on his injuries coming up in just a moment. >>> good morning, it is monday, november 16th, i'm erika von tiehl. we want to check in with meisha and justin for our forecast. how are we looking today, guys? >> we'll have to brew that coffee extra strong, indeed, happy monday, you guys, roadways looking good, they're dry. justin, that's store for us today? >> forecast looks great. here we go, we start to warm it up a few degrees today. overall this week pretty mild once again for the middle of november. check it out. little cool start waking to up some 40's, even some 30 answer, as winds are starting to go pretty light right now from all of the

tonight taste with tori takes you to the port richmond shop where they're serving up a family tradition>>> and a sleep on the job. philadelphia police launch an investigation into this photo they say shows two officers sleeping in their patrol cars. >>> good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> eye hi, everyone i'm jessica dean. take the umbrella with you before you head out the door tomorrow. >> meteorologist kate boil low checking the conditions as well as when and how much the region will see. >> take a look at the system behind me. you can see what's happening here. we've got kind of a one-two punch to talk about as we head into your tuesday. first system heavy rain just off to our south right now. you can see it from the city on south. it hasn't quite made its way into pennsylvania but we've got this area of rain back to the west and that could come through for us during the afternoon and evening hours. so this is kind of a large system it's all spread out impacting much of the eastern seaboard. heaviest rain right now in portions of coastal virginia and off the coast of north carolina

we're live at richmond police headquarters with what we've learned about the driver tonight. kim. >> san pablo police say they tried to pull the driver over for a minor traffic violation, but they say he didn't comply. instead, taking off and racing through a richmond neighborhood before plowing into another driver and then smashing into eight parked cars. the force of the crash crumpled the suspect's car so badly, officers had to rip open the roof to get him out. one man peeked outside and saw smoke coming out of the car. his legs were pinned into the car. >> as soon as i told him the police were coming because i wanted to make sure he was okay, he started getting frantic and just wanted to get out and saying no, the cops are coming. >> richmond police say the driver was headed southbound on 29th street at a high rate of speed. >> reporting live in richmond, nbc bay area news. >> all right, kim, thank you. we want to get back to breaking news we were telling you about. this is in san francisco in the mission district, st. luke's hospital, right there in the mission. we have

our warm spot is oakland, richmond and san francisco around 50. my seven-day forecast shows more fog tomorrow. plus the sunshine. we will modify the air mass. we could warm a degree or two. we build hold steady with a few high clouds. thicker canopy on thursday. friday, we gain a couple more deaths. we are in the 60s on the weekend and low-to-mid 70s around the bay and inland with increasing clouds sunday and a few drops on monday. leyla? >> in san jose this is a soft 86 near julian street and heading into downtown hose -- san jose the traffic is not an issue. in the north bay, 101 is fog-free, dry, coming in from santa rosa, rohnert park at top speeds as you condition the drive in the southbound direction. northbound is not a problem, novato and moving look at top speed. if your travels take you to highway 37, you can see mostly green so we are running at posted speed. at the waldo tunnel to the golden gate bridge it is clear into san francisco. drive team traffic 580 tracy to dublin is showing 46 minutes the bulk of traffic at 205 membershipping

. >> richmond mayor will attend a compact of mayors. here's a unique perspective given the contrast of community members he serves. richmond is home to a large chevron oil reryan ricer yet most residents rely on mostly renewable energy to power their homes. >> over 80% of electrical users in richmond now subscribe to marin clean energy, which means they're getting at least 50% renewable electricity, and rate payers in richmond save over a million dollars a year. >> the other being story in paris, climate activists clashed with police. french authorities said they would not stand for a protest. the first in paris since the november 13th attack that killed 130 people. police arrested 208 people today. there will be 2800 police and soldiers at the conference site, and another 6300 throughout the city. >>> still ahead at 6:00, a startup working on immortality. how entrepreneurs plan to preserve your consciousness after your bid is dead. >>> men shopper check offering items from the holiday list. a breakup of the online numbers we're seeing

sold out of richmond and sent down to georgia. separated from his mother and family. .e became a manservant he came up to washington. attempted to escape and got caught, taken back. he said i will not try to escape again, i love being your slave. escaped. with the help of william stewart. at that time, a senator from new york. he escapes and makes his way to canada and goes to overlook preparatory school, becomes a pastor at the church. recruited for the 28th united states color troops, then enlisted as a private. he performed the duties of the regimental chaplain. officers wrote a letter and he requested that he be appointed the regimental chaplain. they got a reply from secretary stanton ordering him to be discharged and then commissioned him an officer in the united states volunteers. he was a chaplain of the color troops when they entered richmond on april 3. as he marched down main street, a woman spotted him and she went to a union soldier and asked, who is that young men? he looks like my young garland. that was garland whi

she's not a politician... and in richmond, she'll work for us. >>> good morning. back to "news4 today." we want to let you know we're experiencing technical difficulty. we're working to get things back up and running. we hope you don't notice anything. >> we go to chuck bell. >> does that mean we have more time for traffic and weather? oh, no. apparently not. here are the four things you need to know about the weather today. a mild monday morning. we're in store for a november heat wave. temperatures in the 70s many day this week. for now, though, showers just down to our south. charlottesville to richmond to the lower parts of the chesapeake bay, that's the main areas we'll see threats for rain. i couldn't rule out a little sprinkle or two. have your teeny tiny umbrella on your way out the door. temperatures, 56, rockville, 57, arlington. hour by hour, planning out your day, plan on the lower 50s. lots of clouds. chance for light rain and sprinkles. gradually with time by later on this afternoon, things start to dry out just a bit, but it will be a plield monday

we're right over richmond right now to bring you pictures of the crash scene. this is at 2900 humphrey avenue. police tell us it all started at the chase and san pablo. we are told officers broke up the chase but the vehicle continued on into richmond. you can see that car slammed into about half a dozen other cars needing a lot of wreckage on the road. the suspect -- at this point, we don't know about his injuries. no word as to why police were chasing the suspect in the first place. again, a lot of damage left behind in richland. we will have more on the story for you coming up today at 4 o'clock. >>> mayor shasta is meeting with nfl owners in hopes of convincing them that oakland is the best place for the raiders. the mayor expects to highlight the up-and-coming economy and stadium in her 45 minute presentation. we also learned the disney ceo is joining the group that wants to bring the team and the san diego chargers to la. in a few minutes, we will have a live report from new york on which teams will have to southern california by january. >>> new developm

richmond police want to hear from you if you know anything. noelle walker ktvu fox2 news . >>> police in el cerrito are hoping that selfies taken by a suspected thief will help lead to her arrest. she allegedly punched and robbed a 15-year-old girl who was on her way home from school earlier this month. the thief took off with the phone and backpack victim later noticed selfies uploading to her cloud and recognize the woman as her attacker. police hope someone will call with information. >>> a santa clara -- the santa clarita -- santa clara main jail as a class-action suit against it. the lawsuit accuses the jail of isolating high -- hundreds of men and women in tiny concrete jail cells as small as 60 x 70 60 x 74 months and even -- 6 feet -- 6' x 7' for months and even years at a time. >> the conditions are worse than most jails and certainly were somewhat happening in the state prison system. report mackin responsively sheriff department would not specifically comment on the lawsuit but in a prepared statement they said, "it appreciates the

police have identified him as 28-year- old saul espinoza of richmond. after the crash, investigators say they found a loaded 9mm hand gun and two ounces of meth in his car. >>"very lucky no one else was hurt" >> reporter:now as for the woman who was injured, i spoke to her husband, he tells me she is much better tonight and resting at home, the driver remains in the hospital with serious injuries, and will be facing some serious charges. >> pam:new at 8-15. weekend storm impacted snow levels in the sierra. >> pam:earlier today, the owners of both the oakland raiders and the san diego chargers announced. that disney c-e-o bob iger. will lead an effort to build a new joint stadium in carson, california, which is near los angeles. >> pam:the news comes as a delegation from oakland, including mayor libby schaaf, meets with team owners in new york city. to try and convince the n-f-l. to keep the raiders in oakland. >> pam:kron 4's charles clifford joins us now. >> pam:charles - you talked to raiders fans who have long worried that their team might be moved.

. >> richmond mayor will attend a compact of mayors. here's a unique perspective given the contrast of community members he serves. richmond is home to a large chevron oil reryan ricer yet most residents rely on mostly renewable energy to power their homes. >> over 80% of electrical users in richmond now subscribe to marin clean energy, which means they're getting at least 50% renewable electricity, and rate payers in richmond save over a million dollars a year. >> the other being story in paris, climate activists clashed with police. french authorities said they would not stand for a protest. the first in paris since the november 13th attack that killed 130 people. police arrested 208 people today. there will be 2800 police and soldiers at the conference site, and another 6300 throughout the city. >>> still ahead at 6:00, a startup working on immortality. how entrepreneurs plan to preserve your consciousness after your bid is dead. >>> men shopper check offering items from the holiday list. a breakup of the online numbers we're seeing

why leave the city that has embraced him as much as richmond has? >> i do look forward to be part of the group that's called the major city chief that covers a larger city in the country and i think doing some exciting things on the number of issues by the likes of body cameras, use of force, police legitimacy, procedure -- procedural justice, a whole -- issues that gives me the opportunity to work with chiefs and other major cities and i'm that is something i look forward to. >>> magness said that not clear when exactly he will take over in tucson that the current police chief will be a tiling at the end of the year so part of the early january and mid- january to get he did say that he is excited for the much cheaper real estate prices in arizona. >>> three people will under arrest in the south be accused of human trafficking. the investigation began in july. several people contacted officials saying they were brought to the us from spain to work at a restaurant or here so long salon. they -- the arrested -- all from san jose, they executed that s

one is located in the. >> richmond. >> in the richmond district and i don't have this one from last year. >> you referenced the district. >> there is to - so we've changed it. >> richmond is on geary boulevard 6221 geary boulevard that would be the richmond district. >> correct. >> do you have the - >> do you have an address there? >> golden gate i don't have that. >> sorry offhand i don't have the address it is on the list. >> 62 geary. >> that's was last year i just had that question any other questions? >> any questions? >> okay public comment on this one? >> is there - >> (inaudible). >> okay. >> any other questions. >> thank you. >> thank you for clarifying that we'll have we won't have to look >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> > opposed? i's have it that motion carries request an authorization d request an authorization to modify the grant agreement with the northern california press the reason homes san francisco centering self-center inform the department of aging & adult services ad r.c. during the course user during july one 2015 to june 30th, 2015, an additional amount of

it is the second raccoon attack in the richmond district since the beginning of september. the latest was near 41st and anza street. animal control is talking with wildlife experts about what else they can do to prevent further raccoon attacks. >>> jury selection is scheduled to start today in the trial of the man accused of being the former head of san francisco's chinatown crime gang. federal agents arrested raymond chow on racketeering charges in march of last year. house as he is a former gang leader who has turned his life around. but prosecutors say he led a group responsible for extortion, money laundering and drug trafficking. it's expected to take a week to choose the jury. several other people have already entered guilty pleas to related charges. >>> happening today, people who do not want the warriors new arena to be built in san francisco's mission are releasing what they call new evidence. a city agency is scheduled to vote on the environmental impact report for the arena project. critics say the report calls for a $60 million transportation plan that will be p

richmond parkway 36 minute time.ride to the golden gate is heavy in marin southern and looks good. >> mark: one of our top story paris attack stories,: security is asking people to report suspicious activity. there's a mobile apomixis " uneasy. go back lot of people--0 rap: at 2 progress--go back can contact, and security to report suspicious activity. which is something everyone should have cornerstones. it's it and c r i c with chicken lunch when everyone. when the opening there are three options, call a duty officer we can be contact with life agent, if you click the e- mail to immediately evil to e- mail, deselect spr consider exactly trying to report. check the kron4.com or on the mobile act. >> darya: after paris attacks parents are trying to figure out how to tell if children. children 6 to 11 experts say basic facts only and minimal exposure. any number than that they don't need anything details. children ask can this happen to me, and experts say to tell them everything you're doing to keep them safe. with t

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magnus is credited for drastically reducing crime in richmond. and building a good relationship between police and the public. there were 40 homicides in richmond in 2006 when he was hired, that number fell to 11 last year. >> every neighborhood has a police officer that goes to a meeting every month and talks to them, getting to know them by name. >> magnus made national headlines last year when he held up a black lives matter sign. he will start the tucson job by january and richmond will replace him with someone within the department. the city will lose two public figures because its partner will also go with him and he is the mayor's chief of staff. >>> about 100 high school students in oakland walked out of class to protest a deadly police shooting. students from castle mont high marched as 90th and bancroft. organizers said the event was to protest a police shooting following a sideshow on sunday. investigators say a man approached police and pointed an object in their direction. police opened fire killing the 39-year-old man and they say t

six >> diane: 5 degrees out in richmond, 68 for oakland.ht, dropping into the '40's and low 50s by 10:00 p.m. with the chilly night leading into tomorrow morning. the dense f o g will relent and the ellen valley location. --will roll in to the imland valley location. >> diane: satellite radar image showing clear skies for right now. here is what we are keeping an eye on creek storms bringing a lot of cloud coverage and to our area. with a chance of rain showers that i was talking about on sunday. it should happen late saturday night into sunday and clear on monday. or later next week. >> diane: here is your 7 day forecast, would chilly nights ahead of us for more nights as well. --from early mornings as well. >> diane: lotus the highs here for standalone '60s to the mid '60s toward which is about average to where we should be on this type of year. >> diane: monday we will keep our daytime high, up or down what is average this time of year. for the most time-chest for the most part clear skies and rain showers spirit that will all clear up.

bart service has stopped on the richmond line between richmond and north berkeley due to a damaged pg&e power line. we're putting up a little map of the bart system. i can tell you that when service stops, it's never good. just because a lot of passengers are kind of waiting for this to be resolved. again between north berkeley and the richmond line, there's no service here. because of a down power line. we're trying to get more information, but again obviously they have to get that power line into a safe position. i'm not sure if this is affecting the power for bart. i'm just about to get more information after we get off the air here. the newsroom is working on it. let's go out and take a look at what we have now, bay bridge toll plaza not a bad commute. no major problems come again. this morning's commute on 80 westbound doesn't look bad. driving on 80 westbound out to the macarthur maze, off to a good start. windy out there, please give yourself plenty of extra time as you drive, especially across causeways. driving on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge, you will see -- you might f

mid-60s in san francisco. 68 richmond.ovato 70. 72 tomorrow with sunshine in lake and mendocino county. friday, saturday sunny mild. cloudier sunday. look at next week! wednesday, the majority of the day will be spent in the 50s for the travel day. very cold weather toward thanksgiving. >> all right. wintertime. >> hopefully rain soon thereafter. >> thank you. >>> hey, giants fans will love this. the san francisco giants locked up another one of the core players for the next six-year. brandon crawford announced the deal at at&t park, worth $75 million. but there's a lot more to it than money for crawford. he grew up in pleasanton says he is living out his dream. >> growing up a giants fan, i thought it was a dream come true just to get drafted by this organization. i don't think there's anywhere else i would rather play. >> living the dream, baby. this caps off a career year for crawford. he was named to the all-star team and won a gold glove award. now he has the money. >> yeah. >>> it is a day for deep discounts. but thi

>>george: tilton minute drive times out of richmond san rafael bridge the golden gate bridge problemo since with the right to run county 4101 southbound will still tracking of under 30 metric time from 37 to the golden gate bridge. shall >>mark: they're suing the state of california been retarded by vigilantes' to the state does not include it tells about the crime of the online sex offender registry according to a lawsuit the state is not of the to the web site to include when the offenders convicted and militia from prison this information helps people not as an offender is an immediate threat the suit asks the state to update the web site or ticket down the stocks was suggested part of justice of local law-enforcement is not required to provide the information. a sure >>darya: to officers could impact your safety the contrast, shares of the said it is losing our record number of deputies to other departments they broke the story at the september the union's president said the recruits drop by 40 percent last year and the the problem is pay the provinces about 15 percent has to pay

>>anny hong: north of the bay area here is a live look outside this month at the richmond san rafael bridge cloud skies and is quiet and dry for now but that is going to be changing. >>james: you get a closer look of pretty intense char happen a will to a local expect activity to begin to affect the bay area some time and a.m. hour and them are listed with us until 4 in the afternoon it shows as we said not a lot of activity right now we're looking several assembly by a condition for the moment will get some wins the to clean out the coastline would expect the rest of the 35 maybe even 40 mi. from our was sustained wind in the 50 to 20 mi. and hours it will be awfully blustery visibility write down the fog is a factor once again and a lot they were looking at now six more visibility in santa rosa and in hayward and san jose was aware same with the land the moment temperatures right now called you're heading out the door the next half hour expect mid-40s and some portions of the east bay of the four is down in san jose with low fifties from the bay shoreline if so will be tracked in t

two alarm structure fire breaks out in richmond. we will take you inside that fire. coming up in a live report. >> darya: the minister today is the attacks on paris and that 23 of the arrested and 104 people have been put under house arrest. >> the french president says it will not stop its air strikes on syria. >> reporter: many raids have been conducted since the paris a ta--a tax--attacks. >> gun trades and passport forgeries are flourishing in the belgium. >> reporter: to prominent isis members or the masterminds of the attack. overnight the french airplanes bombed syria. >> france is up against w--is ar with people who tried to take away its way of life back. france has said they will destroy syria and not be destroyed themselves. >> mark: we haven't wind advisory in effect for now-- have. >> james: it looks great outsider in now, it's just a little bit cold. and it has a breeze today which will make the wind chill a thing for you. at 8:00 we have temperatures in the '40's by noontime we should be in the low 50s but by 3 in the afternoon we will have in the mid

there were 40 homicides in richmond in 2006 when he was hired. last year. >> that's why people here love him. it's because he's here. i'm one of you. and that's one of the reasons he's been effective in richmond. >> magnus made national headlines last year when he held up a black lives matter sign. he will start his job as police chase in tucson in january. the city of richmond reportedly will replace him with someone within the police department. >>> san francisco's corporate shuttle pilot program is being called a success. the municipal transportation board of directors voted yesterday to continue this program but they are going to make a couple changes. the changes include limiting bigger double-decker buses to major streets. also operators will have to use gps to collect information on where and when the shuttles travel. most of the buses will carry workers to jobs in silicon valley. the city charges the operators a fee and also allows them to share muni bus stops. >>> bay area school districts had a chance to check out a new kind of window g

>>> a 12-foot alligator caused a scare at richmond, texas, at a richmond, texas, golf course. on wednesday, a woman known as gator girl was called in to wrangle it up. grace white of our houston affiliate khou met her on the job. >> hey, big boy. hi, sweetheart. >> reporter: there is no fear. >> people are like, a girl? they sent you to get it? it's okay. >> reporter: a little hiss doesn't scare this gator girl. >> they always kind of doubt me until we have them taped up like this. then they're like, oh, my gosh, you're my hero. >> reporter: and this call was no different. >> he's 12 foot. probably close to 700 pounds. >> reporter: chrissy helped haul this guy in. >> we believe he came from the brazos river with all the rain. to use a tractor to get him off the 17th hole at the river point golf club in richmond. >> i wouldn't do it. >> i mean, why not? we should, too. >> reporter: it's not her first rodeo. she helped wrangle this one at a shopping center in sugarland. >> i'm trained. we're licensed to mess with alligators. >> reporter: who runs faster, me or these guys? >> wel

richmond street is closed close to the girard avenue interchange. good news for you, richmond street reopened on monday, so early this week we got that back. matt? >> i'll take this, thank you matt. >>> police released dash camera video of a 30-mile 20 minute chase through new york and new jersey. 45-year-old david compos stabbed a woman to death and took off. his car was spotted on the palisades parkway near fort lee. he was weaving on the shoulder and between cars up to speeds at 90 miles per hour. they arrested him when he got stuck in the traffic jam. >> the pennsylvania state trooper who was shot during the police chase on the vine street expressway is happy to be home on thanksgiving. new viewer video shows the standoff involving trooper pat casey. drivers were washing from their -- catching from their cars -- watching from their cars feet away with police officers and their guns drawn. the shooter faces attempted murder and other charges. officer casey said he feels okay. >> reporter: feeling okay? >> much better. >> reporter: pretty hairy ex

with the richmond and san rafael bridges back up the on parkways, over 30 minutes should time here.e will show you what the rest of the traffic next. >> james: we have a great looking shot here. the skies are clear with sunshine but the temperatures are still on the cool side. right now we're seeing temperatures and no low 50's and '40's. then as we go out the they will hit the '60s and stopped there. to weather is very fall like and will have a little wind. kids: the need the jacket right now. >> darya: one east bay high school are coping with the loss of two teenage girls that died in a car crash over the weekend . another teenager was behind will shoes and the hospital. they say the driver fell asleep at the wheel. the school choir got to say the national anthem. >> singing the national anthem is a tribute to her. >> there's a lot of emotion here. the things that the schools in the come here. >> darya: the 16 year-old driver was seriously injured but is recovering. >> mark: there is video of a wanted homicide suspect. police are now releasing this surveillance video to ed help pe

we're also following breaking news from the port richmond neighborhood.olice are searching for two men who broke into a home and shot a woman inside, it happened a short time ago on bucky street and frankford avenue. the woman was rushed to the hot. stay with nbc 10 and the app for updates on this breaking news. now this this, a police involved shooting in philadelphia's kensington section. katy? >> reporter: philadelphia police reopened this intersection behind me in kensington of s and westmoreland street. this was the scene of a police-involved shooting. around 2:45 this morning an officer was chasing at least one suspect in this area. that officer fired and shot him in the leg. investigators tell us they may be looking for several more people involved in this. the officer was not hurt. the police cruiser you see in our video, it was located near several shell casings and outside the driver side door there was a knife. detectives do canvass the area. we haven't learned if there was video inside that could help them. >>> eight minutes after 6:00. we are

richmond is 48. 47 in union city. san leandro is 46 and orinda at flu and castro valley is 42 and fremont is 44 degrees. some of our cooler conditions pleasanton is 37, and brentwood and antioch hanging around 50 andism and concord around 40, and napa is 41 and santa rosa is 39, and mountain view is 45 and san jose is 42 and los gatos is 52, and 40 in walnut creek under clear sky, and mid-to-upper 60s, 63 to 67 with high clouds and sunshine going to need the sunglasses. it is 46 degrees right new in san rafael and looking south on 101 and no fog the air is way too dry. we are in a holding pattern with high pressure to our wrest will keep all of the storms to the north and we will have blow off in the form of high clouds but it will steer warmer weather to us. we are in the low-to-mid 70s away from the cost by friday, with the weekend forecast. guess when the next chance of rain comes in? when you are trying to travel to grandma's house next week. leyla? >> soggy stuffing is in our forecast. >> it is a little bit of a

sunny in richmond, 56 degrees. novato 67. sunny in richmond, 65 degrees.ty your high tomorrow 62. saint helena sunshine tomorrow 70 degrees. the mildest day will be friday with some inland spots making it to the low 70s. we are still sunny on saturday but an increase in clouds by saturday afternoon, saturday night. and then sunday morning, there's your rain chance and since the front is coming in earlier than we thought a couple of days ago, we will not see any rainfall coming up on monday next week at least the first couple of days trending dry. out here outside the veterans home of california, you want to see the super bowl trophies they will be here tomorrow same spot from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. we have sports coming up next. w is the staying awake part... challeng( gunshot ) your day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. and through veteran's day weekend, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2019 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advi

police confirm two males were shot and killed inside this port richmond home this afternoon. the identity of the victims nor their ages have been released but "action news" cameras were rolling when loved ones arrived at the crime scene. police are now searching for whoever pulled the trigger. >> the tractor-trailer came up and asked us if we flu who this other guy in the house was with the boy there got shot. there was two of them in there he said and we didn't know. we told him no, we didn't know. >> reporter: you didn't hear any gun shots whatsoever. >> no, no. >> reporter: now, today's shooting marks 249 homicides so that means that we have already surpassed last year's total of 225. reporting live in port richmond, christie ileto channel6 "action news. >> christie thank you. >>> now the latest on the paris attacks. the french defense ministry says it has launched its first airstrikes from an aircraft carrier hitting isis targets in iraq. the bombings happened in the cities ramadi and mosul. france has already carried out strikes genesis targets in syria. in the meantime

greg: richmond animal league will hold another special adoption event called" operation silent night" from december 9th to the 23rd. during that time, the organization is hoping to adopt 200 cats and dogs. reporting in chesterfield im , greg mcquade, cbs6 news. who is a good boy? we hope all of those animals s fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum alyx: now to an update on that breaking we told you about earlier, a mortar attack on a u.n. days earlier in mali has killed at least three people, two peacekeepers and a contractor. at least 20 others have been injured. there has been no claim of responsibility. an unidentified group launched mortars on the camp at about 4:00 this morning. in more news to go two civilians , and a police officer are dead after a shooting at a colorado planned parenthood. a gunman is in custody after allegedly firing on police officers and others. it happened in colorado springs friday afternoon. the gunman was arrested after a nearly six-hour long stan

overturned in richmond. the boss was coming from virginia commonwealth university to take students back to radford university and virginia tech. the cause of the accident is under investigation. the owner of the bus is working to get students back to campus on another bus. another big story we are a is the weather. you will want to keep the coat and rain gear handy. the nasty weather is not going away yet. devon lucie is here with a first look at the forecast. devon: from the belfort furniture weather center, we have to discuss how cold we are getting and tracking the next round of rain. we have drizzle in luray and towards fredericksburg. to east.oving due west the high temperature officially today was 59. that was very early this morning, late last night. we brought temperatures where we are right now through the afternoon, already in the 30's hagerstown and frederick. wider view with satellite and with thebig chill rain. that is next round of rain to the south. for the kids at the bus stops, morning drizz

in richmond, abc7 news. >>> well, numbers don't lie. richmond has seen a drop in violent crime over the past decade. now, the man behind making richmond safer is leaving for a new job. the police chief revealed he will head the police force in tucson, arizona, starting in january. >>> four people are in the hospital after that union square tour bus accident. you're looking at sky 7 hd video from friday. today, for the first time, we caught up with a tour bus company's ceo who did not want to answer our questions. melanie woodrow has the story. >> christian? hi. i'm melanie from abc7. why wasn't the bus registered with the public utilities commission? why wasn't the bus registered? why was it not inspected by chp? christian? >> reporter: we went into the public meeting, the city sight seeing ceo ran out. we ran after him. he asked us to leave. the bus driver's attorney wants answers, too. >> they saw the bus. it's a miracle he survived. it was just a run away bus. >> reporter: it started with -- >> a boom. and the bus started just to acc

. >>> a woman was hospitalized after a violent home invasion in port richmond. katherine scott joins us live with the more on the investigation, katherine. >> reporter: sarah, i've been speaking with neighbors, some say they heard screaming and gunshots coming from the home and before long it was all over. police are searching for three men who broke into the home with masks and guns. the victim is in the hospital in stable condition. people who live on the block in important port richmond woke up to the news that the neighbor was in the hospital shot in a violent home home invasion. police believe the three men entered the row home around 3:00 a.m. they wore black ski masks and black clothing. they went into a room where a 35 man was asleep and pointed a gun at him and said this is a robbery give me whatever yiewrch whatever you've got. she went into the front room and encountered the victim. that's when she was shot three times in the arm. people say it's a quiet block. >> i don't think they lived on the block that long. i'm really shocked. >> reporter: nothin

bay shoreline cities ranging between 45 for hayward 48 i'll in richmond's.san francisco 51 degrees and 70 for the daly city area. afternoon highs tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. things very much closer to where we should be a for this time of year and a slight warm up as an place explain that the 74 best coming up when i return. >> pam: here in the bay area for. momus silencing see people gathered today at 7 french consul in san francisco. remember the more than 120 different from the dive. the grandparents carried out a series of attacks there on friday. kron 4 daniel has the story. >> reporter: several signed upon this wallflower we have a heart and shape of the tower some in french and french language some of them very big assigned lots of flowers when people are stopping and take a look and all this memorial that's been going today care in downtown san francisco. >> pam: the victims of the terrorist attacks in paris were at least 19 nations now the president of france's calling on the world unite and go after the extremists catherine join us with more on that for