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trying to bring the digital inclusion and the supervisor eye building in but they thamd to richmond, california is wireless assess and not just free wireless assess but were super fast assess he's building that what we call the backbone wireless backbone in places that connect up 9 seniors and disabled and the homeless and kids and families in the fabricated before you governments like richmond, california and their institutions to close the digital divide and he also is a supporter of co-housing and supportive of housing they look at the staff not able to afford homes in the richmond or san francisco but a true visionary that has shown through creation of smart machine but giving back to the neighborhood as well the last thing i'll say that archive.org has all the information but in the late two months and 8 days in office i'll stand here and say thank you for creating a future we're prioritized institutions don't have the knowledge and alexander in creating the library of the future that exists in the district of richmond colleagues can you give a hand to the folks thank you. >> (clapping.) >

one example far from, on the other side of country richmond california i still lived in the bay area and this is right next to oakland, california. .. was then and then moves from fargo north dakota to richmond california and guess what implements the seem policing and guess what it works. he actually had police officers arthe policeofficers that were o the more experienced police to fight thunions on this and the more experienced officerforthe n the communities to stay there. they are going to build relationships and get planes for resolving without the need for a rest and giving them more difficulthe moredifficult thinga lot more work than it does. >> north dakota would applaud you. i don't know if we talked about. >> the last .10 years later it went way down into trusting the police went way up. that's the rate it went up and there wasn't a police shooting in richmond for ten years after he took charge and is held accountable. it'accountable. >> was it a real estate research like it was in new york? >> i did want to have the touch briefly but not by the changes in the oversight co

one example far from just-- so on the other side of the country richmond, california, i used to live in the bay area next to oakland california and when i lived there-- i didn't live in richmond, i lived in oakland. at the time was one of the the per capita murder capitals in the united states. no trust between police and we were using the same kind of tactic with street teams, lack of accountability. you had a guy who came in from of all places fargo, north dakota. fargo as in from the cohen brothers movie fargo. chris magness and at that point fargo, one of the safest middle sized cities in the country then , not as much now and chief of fargo moves from fargo, northcutt decoded to richmond california and implements the same policing he implemented in white communities and it worked. he had police officers, putting the more experienced police-- we will have to fight the unions on this, also. we will have to put the more experienced officers in the robust communities. they are going to get out of cars and make relationships. they make points not just for dusting up the dope boys on t

trying to bring the digital inclusion and the supervisor eye building in but they thamd to richmond, california is wireless assess and not just free wireless assess but were super fast assess he's building that what we call the backbone wireless backbone in places that connect up 9 seniors and disabled and the homeless and kids and families in the fabricated before you governments like richmond, california and their institutions to close the digital divide and he also is a supporter of co-housing and supportive of housing they look at the staff not able to afford homes in the richmond or san francisco but a true visionary that has shown through creation of smart machine but giving back to the neighborhood as well the last thing i'll say that archive.org has all the information but in the late two months and 8 days in office i'll stand here and say thank you for creating a future we're prioritized institutions don't have the knowledge and alexander in creating the library of the future that exists in the district of richmond colleagues can you give a hand to the folks thank you. >> (clapping.) >

trying to bring the digital inclusion and the supervisor eye building in but they thamd to richmond, california is wireless assess and not just free wireless assess but were super fast assess he's building that what we call the backbone wireless backbone in places that connect up 9 seniors and disabled and the homeless and kids and families in the fabricated before you governments like richmond, california and their institutions to close the digital divide and he also is a supporter of co-housing and supportive of housing they look at the staff not able to afford homes in the richmond or san francisco but a true visionary that has shown through creation of smart machine but giving back to the neighborhood as well the last thing i'll say that archive.org has all the information but in the late two months and 8 days in office i'll stand here and say thank you for creating a future we're prioritized institutions don't have the knowledge and alexander in creating the library of the future that exists in the district of richmond colleagues can you give a hand to the folks thank you. >> (clapping.) >

one example far from just, on the other side of the country richmond, california, i used to live in the area and this is right next to oakland, california. and i lived there, edited live in richmond, i lived in oakland, at the time was one of the per capita murder capital of the united states. absolutely no trust between police and using the same kind of tactics we've been talking about. we've street teams, lack of accountability you had a guy who came in from of all places fargo, north dakota, fargo, as in the movie fargo, at that point fargo homogeneous white, one of the safest midsize cities in the country then, not so much now, was event, and the chief of fargo then moved from fargo, north dakota, to richmond, california. and guess what, implement the same kind of policing it at implement and white communities, and guess what, it worked. he actually police officers were going to put the more experienced police, fight the unions on this and put some of the more experienced officers in some of the roughest communities. they will have to stay there. they will build relationships and th

trying to bring the digital inclusion and the supervisor eye building in but they thamd to richmond, california is wireless assess and not just free wireless assess but were super fast assess he's building that what we call the backbone wireless backbone in places that connect up 9 seniors and disabled and the homeless and kids and families in the fabricated before you governments like richmond, california and their institutions to close the digital divide and he also is a supporter of co-housing and supportive of housing they look at the staff not able to afford homes in the richmond or san francisco but a true visionary that has shown through creation of smart machine but giving back to the neighborhood as well the last thing i'll say that archive.org has all the information but in the late two months and 8 days in office i'll stand here and say thank you for creating a future we're prioritized institutions don't have the knowledge and alexander in creating the library of the future that exists in the district of richmond colleagues can you give a hand to the folks thank you. >> (clapping.) >

trying to bring the digital inclusion and the supervisor eye building in but they thamd to richmond, california is wireless assess and not just free wireless assess but were super fast assess he's building that what we call the backbone wireless backbone in places that connect up 9 seniors and disabled and the homeless and kids and families in the fabricated before you governments like richmond, california and their institutions to close the digital divide and he also is a supporter of co-housing and supportive of housing they look at the staff not able to afford homes in the richmond or san francisco but a true visionary that has shown through creation of smart machine but giving back to the neighborhood as well the last thing i'll say that archive.org has all the information but in the late two months and 8 days in office i'll stand here and say thank you for creating a future we're prioritized institutions don't have the knowledge and alexander in creating the library of the future that exists in the district of richmond colleagues can you give a hand to the folks thank you. >> (clapping.) >

trying to bring the digital inclusion and the supervisor eye building in but they thamd to richmond, california is wireless assess and not just free wireless assess but were super fast assess he's building that what we call the backbone wireless backbone in places that connect up 9 seniors and disabled and the homeless and kids and families in the fabricated before you governments like richmond, california and their institutions to close the digital divide and he also is a supporter of co-housing and supportive of housing they look at the staff not able to afford homes in the richmond or san francisco but a true visionary that has shown through creation of smart machine but giving back to the neighborhood as well the last thing i'll say that archive.org has all the information but in the late two months and 8 days in office i'll stand here and say thank you for creating a future we're prioritized institutions don't have the knowledge and alexander in creating the library of the future that exists in the district of richmond colleagues can you give a hand to the folks thank you. >> (clapping.) >

one example, far from on the other side of country -- richmond, california -- i used to live there. this is right next to oakland, california. at the times when i lived there, it had the highest murder per capita in the united states. there were street times that teams and -- there were street teams and a lack of accountability. there was a guy that came in from fargo, north carolina -- north dakota. safest middlethe sized cities of the country. .e came in he moved from fargo, north dakota to richmond, california. he implemented the same kind of policing he had implemented in white communities, and it worked. officersly had police -- he put the more experienced officers in the roughest communities. there, and they are going to build relationships. they get points not just for busting up the back eyes on the street, but they get points for also resolving a conflict without needing to make an arrest. points by taking on the more difficult things. >> north dakota would applaud you. i don't know if we talk about much of the northern part of the country. >> last point on richmond though.

trying to bring the digital inclusion and the supervisor eye building in but they thamd to richmond, california is wireless assess and not just free wireless assess but were super fast assess he's building that what we call the backbone wireless backbone in places that connect up 9 seniors and disabled and the homeless and kids and families in the fabricated before you governments like richmond, california and their institutions to close the digital divide and he also is a supporter of co-housing and supportive of housing they look at the staff not able to afford homes in the richmond or san francisco but a true visionary that has shown through creation of smart machine but giving back to the neighborhood as well the last thing i'll say that archive.org has all the information but in the late two months and 8 days in office i'll stand here and say thank you for creating a future we're prioritized institutions don't have the knowledge and alexander in creating the library of the future that exists in the district of richmond colleagues can you give a hand to the folks thank you. >> (clapping.) >

trying to bring the digital inclusion and the supervisor eye building in but they thamd to richmond, californias wireless assess and not just free wireless assess but were super fast assess he's building that what we call the backbone wireless backbone in places that connect up 9 seniors and disabled and the homeless and kids and families in the fabricated before you governments like richmond, california and their institutions to close the digital divide and he also is a supporter of co-housing and supportive of housing they look at the staff not able to afford homes in the richmond or san francisco but a true visionary that has shown through creation of smart machine but giving back to the neighborhood as well the last thing i'll say that archive.org has all the information but in the late two months and 8 days in office i'll stand here and say thank you for creating a future we're prioritized institutions don't have the knowledge and alexander in creating the library of the future that exists in the district of richmond colleagues can you give a hand to the folks thank you. >> (clapping.) >>

one example far from, on the other side of country richmond california i still lived in the bay area and this is right next to oakland, california. .. they had a street teams, aggressive units, black of accountability. from the movie, chris magnus and at that point, homogeneous, one of those now and of the chief then moves from fargo north dakota and implements the same that he implemented and white communities and he had police officers that were going to putt the police in and fight the union on this. they would get points for doing the more difficult things. things. things. ischemic north dakota would applaud you. way up. >> the rate at which police were solving crime went up and there wasn't a >> i won't have you do this with the changes here but [inaudible] [applause] first, you terrify me. the same logic about [inaudible] speeten what are your thoughts on restructuring the fraternity they don't look out for >> it doesn't mean we shouldn't be apo be [inaudible] [applause] restructured the fraternity and how to be defined. >> whoever answers i need you to do it in 30 seconds. >>

york, philadelphia, d.c., jacksonville, detroit, sarnt lou louis, tucson or our city city, richmond, california, please see me afterwards and i will tell you who your fellow is and their contact information. the key roles of the urban fellow are to engage in community outreach initiatives. build audiences with federal state and local agencies. educational institutions, foundations and many others. to designing and launch city specific initiatives, engage national parks services in identifying opportunities for collaboration and demonstrating the one nps model. to act as the representative of the urban co hort and feeder to the national network 37 we're 1 1/2 years into the urban agenda initiative. we have our final report and wrap-up in august 2017. i hope to see you all there. i brought some copies of the urban agenda that were distributed at the launch. they're in the back of the room, very informative, please pick one up on your way out. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> sorry. the perils of being born to one side of the family, where they are not very tall. my name is emmanuel dabney. i'

trying to bring the digital inclusion and the supervisor eye building in but they thamd to richmond, california is wireless assess and not just free wireless assess but were super fast assess he's building that what we call the backbone wireless backbone in places that connect up 9 seniors and disabled and the homeless and kids and families in the fabricated before you governments like richmond, california and their institutions to close the digital divide and he also is a supporter of co-housing and supportive of housing they look at the staff not able to afford homes in the richmond or san francisco but a true visionary that has shown through creation of smart machine but giving back to the neighborhood as well the last thing i'll say that archive.org has all the information but in the late two months and 8 days in office i'll stand here and say thank you for creating a future we're prioritized institutions don't have the knowledge and alexander in creating the library of the future that exists in the district of richmond colleagues can you give a hand to the folks thank you. >> (clapping.) >

an example is gayle mclaughlin, who was mayor of richmond, california, a poor industrialized city, wherehe basically changed their economic policies, massively reduced violence by policing, reduced crime by 80%. they turned eminent domain on its head to use it against the big banks that were foreclosing on families, to seize those mortgages, and require those mortgages be sold at market value. green also initiated the first gay marriage is in new york, where they mayor went to jail over thoseofficiated gay and lesbian marriages. greens have actually been there on the forefront at the local level. we won lots of local canandidat. one out of every three of our local candidates gets elected and reelected. it is just not true that we are not there. we are also at the forefront of the social movements and the social struggles, whether it is the climate justice movement or working with the black lives matter movement. my running mate is a person of color and there are many people of color who see the green party as a party that actually does what it says and raises the bar to the highest level

toward richmond, daly city, 49 in santa clara, that is california. pet the plume is 51 and walnut creek and pleasanton, and walnut creek is hazy but not so much fog as toward livermore and dublin area. activity planner is good and pleasant at the beaches and mild surf and temperatures and exercising not so warm as yesterday. no fog in san rafael but to the north on 101. temperatures are caller today and cooler tomorrow and sunday with a chance of rain tomorrow. alexis? >> a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light. seeing a lighter start in general the it is veterans day holiday so folks and schools are not in. bart will operate on a regular system and regular schedule. the overnight power issues have been resolved and all on tie. ace train 7 and 10 will not separate and ten is the run trip due to experience day and muni on regular service. parking meters are still in force even during the holiday. >> a warning this morning from police in the east bay, the robbery spree that has neighbors in berkeley on edge. >> farms, kitchens and and i take m

richmond in january. >>> still ahead tonight, a new evidence that we were told that the drought has taken on california's sports. >>> coming up a winning team against all odds. we'll meet the varsity football team at kennedy high in richmond and learn how the young men there have found a common bond in football. >>> a high school football team is having their best season in nearly 30 years, even though many of the students have overcome violence and they lost their defeat to get there. we're talking about richmond who are 10-1 and tomorrow they will have a playoff game. >> that is an accomplishment, even before you would consider the tremendous obstacle that they have overcome. our paul chambers is here to introduce us to some of the young men that make up this remarkable team. >> as a high school student, most of us are worried about getting their driver's license and going to prom. but for some of these young men and their high school football team, the concerns don't matter because the reality for many of them is trying to make it through each day to not end up in jail or losing their life to gun viol

> a lot more ahead which you the hollywood comic accusing a university of california regent of sexual harassment >> the richmond vice mayor robbed at gunpoint and describes the moment he comes face-to-face with the robber. >> and news on when the celebration for the cubs will occur. >> a rough morning on the roads, several crabs. -- crashes through san rafael with a rollover crash and i've never liked marijuana. but i'm voting yes on prop 64 to legalize marijuana for adults 21 and over. it has important safeguards for families, like strict product labeling and child-proof packaging of all marijuana products. and banning edibles that would appeal to a child. raising a teenager, that regulated system makes a lot more sense than what we have now. plus, 64 taxes marijuana to fund priorities like after-school programs. personally, marijuana's not for me. but my mind's made up. i'm voting yes on 64. >> good morning, play area, let's get up and get going. >> there is abc7 mornings. >> congratulations to the cubs, mostly congratulations to you for waking up. it is 6:29 november 3. we are here to get you through the day

richmond. >> a huge christmas tree arrived on california street. here it is, it's going to be installed and then prepared for a treat lighting certificate mean tuesday night. november tbent ninth. we are proud to be a media sponsor of the event. the lighting includes a performance by the doobie brothers. >>> all right, happening today, throughout the holiday we can, one of the bay area's biggest car shows starts in san francisco. it's the 59th annual auto show. some of the world's major car makers will be showing off their latest models. we had to twit christian's arm to head over there. >> -- twist christian's arm to head over there.  >> reporter: this is exhausting. >> so sorry. >> reporter: we are inside the ford f 150. the first car that i had was my dad's ford f 100, things have come quite a ways. we are with raphael from ford. this is an amazing truck. >> the f 150 is the best selling pickup for 39 years. especially this model. it has cruise control. 360-degree camera for backing up. >> reporter: everything is automatic, it can park itself?

richmond police tried to hide abuslin by getting her to go to florida. >> there was no scheme by any police agency or organization to secret ms. abuslin out of california in order to hinder any oakland investigation. >> the da referenced this text abuslin sent me. i asked her why her rehab was so far away. she wrote it is to put you in a completely new environment and less likely to quit. officials have said from the beginning that when officers may have acted unethically no one broke the law. >> there is no evidence of any criminal wrongdoing. >> civil rights attorney jim shannon is not so sure. >> i don't think we have been told everything that has happened and motivated the police to do this this and smacks of misconduct. >> the case against that retired oakland captain is a waste of taxpayer money. >>> henry do we know anything at all about jasmine abuslin and how she is doing. >> she is back with her family and not hearing anything more about how she is doing but understandably she is reliefably back with her family and doing well. >>> henry, thank you. >>> new information about that horrible case of a missing woman found chained inside a storage

580 and drivers on the richmond/san rafael bridge, the blockers could potentially interfere with emergency calls. in fact, the blockers were only rolled out to 18 of 33 california prisons. >> it has proven to be pretty successful because it does actually block and interrupt about an average of 150,000 cell phone calls or text messaging every week. >> reporter: as wireless technology progressed from 3-g, 4-g and beyond, the blockers became obsolete. cdcr has moved from call blocking to trying to keep the phones out in the first place. >> all of our mechanisms that we have in place did not catch a substantial amount of things that we don't want inside our prisons. >> reporter: there are already dogs that have sniffed out over 1,000 cell phones. and cdcr will be adding more airport and courthouse style scanners for visitors and vendors. cdcr will also be rolling out this to every prison a tower that can detect cell phones even if the battery is removed. but what about the people bringing the cell phones inside? consider this. since 2005, terry nichols is only the third person charged by the marin county district attorney with smuggling cell phones inside san quent

richmond as you'd expect. back to you. >>> let's get back to our breaking news of of southern california, a pallet fire burning in the community of paris in riverside county. >> two acres of pallets have burned so far, multiple explosions from propane tanks. no structures are threatened, but more firefighters are heading to the scene trying to battle this big blaze. >>> in the bay area parents are demanding answers this morning after more racist graffiti is found four different times at high schools just in the san ram mow unified school district. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live at monta vista high school this morning. how is the school district responding? what did you find out? >> reporter: the superintendent said some of these incidents may have been the result of some of that divisive rhetoric we heard in thisier's presidential campaign. either way you had school officials and parents discussing the issue in monta vista high in danville. one of the most recent incidents taking place at the high school. we'll show you that picture. you have the words over two urinals that read whites and coloreds. that took pla

california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to have health insurance starting january 1st, you need to enroll by december 15th. visit covereca.com today. >>> a homicide in richmond, authorities are calling a hate crime. the victim was a talented musician who was cotton -- shot and killed. he was black and the suspects are white. now the details. henry? >> the da says 28-year-old william sims died because of his race. now 3 mid--- 3 men could potentially face the death penalty. william sims was a gifted piano player. he is part of vocal groups at contra costa college. now a memorial sits near the pool hall where investigators say 3 white men killed the african-american man in an attack motivated by he. >> this case involves race. >> a sheriff's sergeant spotted william sims in the street. locals describe it as a biker bar. >> a code 3. >> the sergeant thought he had been hit by a car. but the man had been beaten and shot. now investigators have identified 3 men as suspects in the homicide. hate crime killings are not to common in the county. >> it's rare likely. anytime a murder occurs it's a huge tragedy. >> daniel porter-kelly has been arrested and charged with

richmond and the passenger, an 18 year old from antioch from the car. a replica gun was recovered from the car as well. our top story this morning. more racist graffiti was found at california high school in san ramon. this is now the fourth incident at that high school in just the past few weeks. and now parents are saying this is part of a much bigger problem on campus. kron4's lydia pantazes was at the school's emergency meeting where the discussion about the graffiti got pretty heated. a big story we are following this morning. one person is dead after a plane crashed into a home in moss beach. another person who was on board that plane was injured and taken to a nearby hospital. here's video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. the crash was first reported just after 11:15 friday morning. officials say the plane was coming from sacramento. and it was scheduled to land at the half moon bay airport. people who saw the wrecked plane couldn't believe what happened. officials say no one on the ground was injured. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b will be investigating the crash. there mees) civil in her scenes is the cup. harrison's here say they all live min

richmond, virginia today as well. millions casting their ballot for president today. the polls are open all over california of course. >> lauren is joining us live from new york city. lauren, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, gasia and mike. both candidates made their final pitch to voters late last night before they headed to the polls this morning. >> i believe that she will win. >> reporter: accompanied by her husband, former president bill clinton, presidential hopeful hillary clinton headed to the polls this morning in their hometown of new york. >> so many people are counting on the outcome of this election, what it means for our country and i will do the best that i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> reporter: calling his presidential campaign an amazing process also cast his ballot this morning. >> reporter: millions turn out to choose either the nation's first female commander in chief or the billionaire businessman. >> i voted for hillary clinton. i think she is a strong person. i think she has the experience to lead our country. >> i voted for mr. trump for president. becaus

california to the bay area. i want to take you over san francisco. light showers from the golden gate bridge to the richmondunset district, daly city and south city getting a little bit wet. also toward the richmond san rafael bridge and over into albany, perhaps richmond, as well. to the north you seat highway 12 and napa, a smattering of showers and westward and out by fairfield. way south, east of the morgan hill and gilroy, you have had some showers. it's been a little the wet around san jose but it's dry right now. we look for the snow to continue in the sierra nevada right on through the afternoon. so right now it's 35 degrees with some rain. looking at temperatures near 40. so it's the upper elevations that we will look for the accumulation, 8 to 16 inches above 7,000 feet and about half a foot at 6500 feet. so today just 51 on the storm impact scale. we will be detecting some showers from time to time. perhaps a thunderstorm. the winds will be light and here's the view from mt. tam where the rain has really favored the north bay yesterday, anywhere from two inches to 2.5 inches. and this morning it'

determinating officers and richmond is not as simple as it sounds >>darya: he killed 49 people as at 9:00 he went on to warn thereof bombs in nearby carthage they're not any covering californian is dead at the is that his wife outside los angeles courthouse the man was shot and killed by the sheer deputy it happened at the courthouse and has workmans' wife to get out of the car started running toward the courthouse he was shot after please call with him while he was savaged his wife that it is the refusal of the knife down and that is on the open fire a battle between the forty-niners and the city of santa clara. when cold and flu hold you back try theraflu expressmax, now in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. theraflu. for a powerful comeback. new expressmax caplets. >>james: 20 was approved the measure to build the stadium but all reports show the general fund money has been used for public safety at the steady which is a violation of the mayor has said the city code decided to take over operations they're sending of this statement that reason part of the mayor's accusation th

richmond- san rafael bridge -- and golden gate bridge. >> pam:triple-a estimates more than six million californians will travel 50 miles or more over the long holiday weekend. many people.hitting the road. >> pam:the california highway patrol is out in force.making sure drivers stay safe. kron4's charles clifford shows us what is being done. >> reporter: chp will have extra patrol on the highway is looking for problems. it is their annual thanksgiving maximum patrol. >> and forcing everything from driving under the apple was up alcohol and drugs, as well as distracted or reckless driving. >> reporter: will pay special attention to enforcing seatbelt laws. >> 17 them remembers that would probably be enjoying things giving this year had they been wearing their seat belts last year but did not make it. >> during this time. , we have young adults that are out of school and maybe, at an experienced with drinking and choose to overdo it. >> are deftly out there looking specifically for people who are driving under the influence of cacao and above the legal limit. -- influence of alcohol and above the legal limit. >> steve:today is also one the busiest days for air travel. bay area airports have been jam-packed all

california will suffer budget deficits all over again. so vote yes on 55. because it helps our children thrive. >>. >>> tonight, we're live across the bay area. >>> only abc7 news digs. >> into what happened when richmond'sr was rob owed. a police report says he was probably under the influence of alcohol when he got behind the wheel of a >> if you've driven down hikingen berger road you have seen and heard this man. he has a hard-luck story to tell. tonight there is a happy ending to it. >>> the battle box battle is nearing a cease fire. just hours from now, campaigns will stand down and wait for voters to decide which issues will prevail, or fail. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm kristin zee. today is the final day to sway undecided voters in an election that is already setting records. here in california, as well as in several battle ground states, the turnout of one demographic may play a key role. >> we begin with abc7 news reporter david louie live in san jose to look at the last minute efforts to get out the latino votes. >> the stakes are high and the turnout could be a reflection either from voteropathy or the determination of a certain subset of the he heck torit t

richmond. >> we thought how could we ever afford to live here? >> joe and nancy raised their family in minnesota. so when their daughter settled here in californiathey never thought they could afford a place to be near their grandkids. >> we weren't sure. we looked for a number of years. whenever we would visit with them, we would wander around and we had a realtor that took us different places. we found a place that would work. we took the leap. >> reporter: they landed at the shores at marina bay. the homes are not big. one and two bedroom condos but they have newly remodeled kitchens and bathrooms and buyers can choose to put in upgrades such as wood flooring. they're surrounded by a park like setting. resort style amenities like a pool and gym. and they're on the bay. and perhaps the best part, they start at $275,000. >> what is the hitch? >> the hitch, you've got -- you've got to buy it and live in it. we're not allowing investors. we've -- you know, there really isn't one. you've got to get over the mystic or the negative richmond. and that is really too bad. the people are pigeonholing it because it is a richmond. >> reporter: he admits t

580 and drivers on the richmond/san rafael bridge, the blockers could potentially interfere with emergency calls. in fact, the blockers were only rolled out to 18 of 33 california prisons. >> it's successful because it blocks and interrupted an average 150,000 cell phone calls or text messages every week. >> reporter: as technology went to up 4-g and beyond the belongers are obsolete. now they are trying to keep the phones out. >> all of our mechanisms that we have in place did not catch a substantial amount of things that we don't want inside our prisons. >> reporter: there are already dogs that have sniffed out over 1,000 cell phones and cbca will be adding more airport and courthouse style scanners for visitors and vendors and also rolling out this, something to every prison a tower that detects cell phones even if battery is removed but what about the people bringing the phones inside? consider this. since 2005, terry nichols is only the third person charged by the marin county district attorney with smuggling cell phones inside san quentin even though about 40 phones a month are confiscated. she faces a felony charge not for the 18 phones but for a small a

richmond. >> we thought how could we ever afford to live here. >> reporter: joe and nancy raised their family in minnesota, so when their daughters settled in californiaht they could afford a place to be near the grandkids. >> we looked for a number of years whenever we would come to visit, and we would wander around and we had a realtor that would take us to different places, and we lucked out and found a place that would work, and we took a leap. >> reporter: they landed at the shores and marina bay, not big, one and two bedroom condos with newly remodeled kitchens and bathrooms, and buyers can choose upgrades such as wood flooring. they are surrounded by the park like setting, resort style amenities like a pool and gym, and they are on the bag. the best part is they start at $275,000.>> reporter: what is the hitch?>> you have to bite and live in it, and not allowing investors. that you have to buy it and live in it, and not allowing investors. you have to give over that mystique of the negative richmond, and people are pigeonholing richmond, but it is a great and vital community. >> reporter: the shores are not much of a walking community and you h

richmond where they will spend the next few days with family. he will return to washington for the start of what is considered a lame duck session of big boost. california, nevada and massachusetts approved measures to make recreational pot legal. medical marijuana is legal in florida, arkansas and north dakota. recreational pot is legal in four states and the district of columbia. this is the closest the u.s. has ever come to a national referendum on marijuana. it is still prohibited under federal law. cincinnati police officer ray kensing accused of a fatal shooting of a black and unarmed motorist sam debose. he claimed he shot debose while being dragged by the car. prosecutors say his body camera footage and witness testimony don't back up his story. >>> actor brad pitt has been allegations. they could not find any evidence of abuse. they did interviews with family members including his children. the allegations stemmed from an incident on a private jet in september. angelina jolie has filed for divorce against pitt seeking physical custody of their children. >>> 5:16 right now, a canadian commercial diver may have -- may have discovered a lost decom

richmond san rafael bridge are closed neurothe junction with interstate 80. the crash happened at 4:30 this morning. people called in to report that a deer may have been in the road. california highway patrol responded and found this person dead in the roy. then the freeway was shot down. again, the transition from eastbound 80 to westbound 580 is shut down for the investigation. the victim was hit by several cars. none of the drivers remained at the scene. here's what california highway patrol is asking the drivers to do this morning. >> if you hit the body and you are home and you are scared to call the police, let us know, we are conducting an accident investigation and the family has the right to a full, thorough investigation. >> reporter: because of the condition the body is in, california highway patrol does not know if the victim is a man or woman, they do not know the age of the person. the body was badly damaged in the crash. cite a bit of trauma to the body. the investigation is unfolding. the coroner remains at the scene. in the meantime, if you are making a transition, you cannot make it from east bound 80 to westbound 580 heading towards the research monday san

richmond. >> we thought how could we ever afford to live here. >> reporter: joe and nancy raised their family in minnesota. so when their daughter settled here in californiaey never thought they could afford a place to be near their grandkids. >> at first we weren't sure. we looked for a number of years. whenever we would come out to visit with them, we would wander around and we had a realtor that took us different places. we lucked out. we found a place that would work. so we took the leap. >> reporter: they landed at the shores at marina bay. the homes are not big. one and two bedroom condos. but they have newly remodeled kitchens and bathrooms. and buyers can choose to put in upgrades such as wood flooring. they're surrounded by a park like setting, resort style amenities like a pool and gym. and they're on the bay. and perhaps the best part, they start at $275,000. >> what is the hitch? >> the hitch, you've got -- you've got to buy it and live in it. like i said, we're not allowing investors. we've -- you know, there really isn't one. it's -- you've got to get over the mystic or the negative richmond. and that's really too bad. the people are pigeonh

california, people have taken to the streets to protest the results. >> reporter: sky 7 was over a group of protesters as they as bald at richmond civic center, many are students from nearby high schools. the protests have now made its way through some city streets. police say at one point the group looted a gas station but it was unclear how bad that looting was. >> high school students throughout the bay area organized walkout. sky 7 was over berkeley high school. 2,000 students walked out of class and as bald on the school's quad this morning and we have some video from bishop o'dowd high school and the protests really started moments after trump was elected last night. >>. >> reporter: city crews in oakland spent the morning cleaning up from last night's outrage over the presidential election will. the damage disappointed many who work downtown. >> yeah, there's a reason to be outraged. there's a reason to be angry. however, destroying our own communities is never the answer. >> reporter: oakland police say it was a crowd of about 250 that marched up and down broadway starting around 11:45 last night. protesters broke windows at about five busines

richmond. >> we thought how could we ever afford to live here. >> reporter: joe and nancy raised their family in minnesota. so when their daughter settled here in california, they never thought they could afford a place to be near their grandkids. >> at first we weren't sure. we looked for a number of years. whenever we would come out to visit with them, we would wander around and we had a realtor who took us different places. we lucked out. we found someplace that would work. so we took the leap. >> reporter: they landed at the shores at marina bay. the homes are not big. one and two bedroom condos. but they are newly remodeled kitchens and bathrooms. and buyers can chose to put in upgrades such as wood flooring. they're surrounded by a park like setting. resort style amenities like a pool and gym. and they're on the bay. and perhaps the best part, they start at $275,000. >> what is the hitch? >> the hitch, you've got -- you've got to buy it and live in it. as i said, we're not allowing investors. we've -- you know, there really isn't one. it's -- you've got to get over the mystic or the negative richmond. and that is too bad. people are pigeon holding i

richmond bridge through san rafael. we'll track that. >>> decision 2016. we are also still tracking the results of all of those propositions and measures and local races here on the california ballot, and we have someone closely watching all of them. >> most definitely. all the results have been coming in overnight. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us to break down the numbers. >> you can now recycle the 200-page voter guide. add that to the pile. we'll talk about gun control, the vallco measures, redevelopment of the mall in cupertino and the tax soda. let's start with proposition 63, gun control. a vast majority of californians, 63% of voters said yes, banning the sale and possession of large capacity ammunition magazines and requiring background checks for ammo purchases and calling for felony charges for gun thefts. the two measures that decide the future of the vallco mall in cupertino. a majority said no to measure c which allowed for retail entertainment, but no office or residential spaces. a majority said no to measure d, a $3 billion vallco town-specific plan which did allow housing and office space there along with areas for schools, educational purposes a

california, cities are struggling with regulations. an ordinance is up for a vote today in san jose. coming up. only choice... why others could soon lose their jobs. u'll need to b >>> richmond city leaders say firing some police officers was their only choice. why others could soon lose their jobs. >> plus, why you need to be extra careful if you have plans to walk the beach over the next week. >> hi-def doppler radar still picking up scattered showers for the morning commute. we'll talk about when the drying out period begins. >> slow traffic along the altamont pass but if you are an ace train commuter we have delays to tell you about coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, november 1. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. >> later today city council members in san jose will vote on marijuana regulations. they are preparing for next week's prop 64 decision. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san jose to tell us what changes we could see. anne >>> reporter: the city is considering a temporary ban to prohibit sales of pot for commercial purposes. basically, this is an effort to buy time until the city can figure out the legal framework for a new industry. if pro

richmond. your temperatures today around the peninsula easily into the mid-50s. dry weather pattern each day thursday through tuesday. make it a great day! >>> thousands of odd sea creatures are turning heads in southern california. take a look for yourself. these jelly-like blobs are actually not jellyfish at all. the creatures are actually a type of sea cucumber. and marine experts say they are showing up on the shore because of high water temperatures and heavy winds. >>> trending today, hashtag taylor swift now. the singer officially has her own streaming channel through at&t. it's all part of the company's new directv streaming service which launches today. the channel will be completely devoted to taylor swift. and you can apparently see videos, concerts and behind the scenes footage from the singer's archive. >>> and next up, something all millennials will enjoy a musical all about them. the rock and hamilton starlin manuel miranda created it and posted it on youtube. >> i heard you screaming. what happened? are you okay? >> oh, jack, i think i lost my phone. my life is over! >> is that so important? >> yes, jack. if i don't post a selfie within an hour, i might lose a follower! >> it's about a millennial

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downtown the richmond and the downtown i use it myself what we have is an already set up infrastructure that shouldn't be abandoned that should be utilized to the maximum we have the one californiaand the 38 geary the 31 balboa and the two we have it now and i think we should tweak and at maximum capacity. >> so dovetailing with the brt i want to point out los angeles has 14 thousands of major directions that are minded together and integrate question have several hundred intersections and we have been unable to integrate the timing on this is a abysmal we need to handle allow hanging fruit like that i think this is important to integrate all the transportation option that are available including bicycling one of the proposals i have to have the buying power of city of san francisco enable it citizens to buy bikes electronic bikes show we, afford so have tens of thousands of folks using bikes i have one it is fantastic it is the right tool for many jobs let's integrate everything this is available to us >> okay. you've heard me talk about grounding, implementing bringing to the richmond a ground muni system take it out of traffic the clan of making that a substantive improvement