. >> reporter: the chem ical safety board will have a safety hearing at richmond city hall.make the draft report final. dan kerman, kron4news. >> they were saying, quote, we are already taking a series of actions in response to the august 2012 incident. the company has worked to resolve many issues. one group, community for a better environment says they were right and -ivkfwant chevro improvement to be validated. >> there are better ways of running these refineries. we are not trying to shut them down. we want them to be inherently safer for the workers and for the communities so we don't have 15,000 people reporting to the hospital. >> january 15th the board will have a meeting to formerly adopt the report. >>> a fire in big surhas destroyed 15 homes including the home of the fire chief. the flames are forcing 100 people to evacuate. it started sunday evening and charred 500 acres. charles clifford shows us where it is burning. >> reporter: this is the coast 30 miles south of monterey between highway 1 on the east and pacific coat. there is 2 miles between the highway and

. >>> the richmond city counsel will consider banning the use of electronice1 cigarettes where regularembers will consider an ordinance. a similar proposalÑi is being ud in new york city.Ñi electronic cigarettes were banned on uc campuses earlierçó this month. >> people in 24 households on to getok out to the navy and cln upw3 buried chemicals. despite the cheám1ñ it has and always has been safe to live in the unit. >>> 4:38, those withfá airport anxiety fpr) not. officials with fso and the tca could make your next trip better from the start.e1 they're sbremting a program called the wagon brigade. they will visit terminals to á.ovide stress relief for fliers.w3 the dogs would will be wearing vests that say pet me. >> we could use a little puppy in the news room, maybe. bundle up the animals if you're going to be taking them out today, temperatures dropping quickly in the bay area. the cold n is expected to intensify overnight. some people are working t(outsi, boy they try everything just to stay warm. >> thisÑi year we finally have littlei]q heater down here, but other than that it's a

that is up to state leaders and state lawmakers to do, but at least one richmond city council man says he plans to request an urgency resolution to have chevron follow the new recommendatio recommendations. >>> there was drama in a san jose courtroom today as the judge ordered five paint companies to pay more than billion dollars to ten cities and counties. the issue -- lead paint. it's the primary cause of lead contamination in the children. the five companies named the lawsuit knew about the dangers of lead, but continued to manufacture products containing it. the trial lasted five weeks. >>> there was a good chance you felt it. bay area roads crumbling you should -- under your tires. so what's the problem and how much is it going to take to fix it? can these roads be fixed in the near future? >> reporter: well, i don't think that we're talking about the near future certainly, but it is a situation that surprised even in the lawmaker who was chairing the subcommittee meeting. jim bell lives in san jose. >> i didn't realize that the city of san jose's new policy is not to maintain the

. >>> the richmond city council gave unanimous approval to smokers using electronic cigarettes in enclosed public spaces. e-cigarettes use batteries to heat a liquid that contains nicotine. supporters say they makes them safer than regular cigarettes. even if that is true they could still lead young people -- leave young people to take up smoking. >> regardless of how you get the nicotine drug that there should be restrictions on it. >> this was jo the first step the richmond city council will have a second reading of the proposal early next year. if approved it could become law three months after that. >>> the word of the year according to the marian webster dictionary science. science had the biggest spike in online searches this year. up 176%. political discussions about climate change and education policy could be the reason for that spike. the oxford english dictionary shows the word selfie as its word of the year. that means taking a picture of yourself and posting it online. >>> 6:18. we haven't done any selfies today. >> no, not yet. >> those of us of a certain age might remember s

. >>> tonight, the richmond city council is considering including ecstasy tropic cigarettes in its city wide smoking ban. right now it is illegal to smoke in public places in richmond, but there are no restrictions when it comes to icigarettes. the battery-powered devices contain anything teak and produce vapor as opposed to smoke. last month, uc berkeley decided to include ecigarettes in its campus wide smoking ban. tonight at 7:00, a liveup date, including what the cdc is now saying about wider use among young people. >>> stilledders in sunnyvale are meeting to discuss what -- city leaders in sunnyvale are meeting tonight to discuss traffic near the stadium. city leaders there have concerns about overflow of traffic on game days. the $1.2 billion stadium is expected to be finished in time for the 2014 nfl season. in santa rosa tonight, city leaders there will be considering the set of guidelinest for proproposed developments next door to the stadium, including one that joe montana is involved with. montana's centennial gateway is a mixed use property that would include retail space, a

. >> the richmond city council voted to move forward where a plan to prevent foreclosures. of richmond homeowners have mortgages higher in value than their home. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the city council voted 4-2 to set up guidelines on how the city would use the power of imminent domain to restructure the mortgages. it agreed to prior toize neighbors hit hardest by the crisis. the city council members who disagree say it could on the city to crippling legal liability. >> volunteers will be busy preparing 5,000 grocery bags to give away at the tenderloin charity headquarters. the give away begins at 7:30 this morning at ellis and taylor street for a bag with turkey or chicken, poe states, bread, pasta, rice, beans and vegetables and you get everything you need to prepare a home cooked holiday meal. another 700 bags are delivered tomorrow to those who cannot leave their homes. the push to get smart phone owners in san francisco to protect their devices from theft could be paying off. a survey by the d.a. finds that 78 percent of iphone owners have the app activ

the richmond city council will have a second reading of the proposal early next year. if approved it could become law three months after that. >>> apple bees will add something newtous tables next year. they hope to have tablets in place in 1800 restaurants. customers will be able to order appetizers and desserts and pay their bills using the tablets. waiters would still take orders for entrees. chilis and i-hops are considering a similar move soon. >>> santa claus will have a special escort on norad's special tracker. the animated fighter jets are drawing criticism from child advocates. norad is the joint u.s.-canada military command. officials say they want children to know santa is safe wherever he is flies on christmas eve. >> got to make sure santa stays away from mccarthur maze though. its a mess sometimes. [ laughter ] >> i think he has priorities on whatever way he is on. >> there is no, ma'am traffic on christmas -- there is no traffic on christmas. its pretty clear. expect for santa claus. >>> let's take a look at what we have now. right now traffic is actual

contact a richmond city resident at 447-2426 if yu wish to join us on thanksgiving, also if you're in the richmond district, our richmond district neighborhood scented, our foot pantry in richmond, we have two, but they want to announce that thanksgiving food pantry event is being organized for thursday, thanksgiving at 2:30 p.m. and it is located at 741-30th avenue, preregistration is required and you can kault 750-8554 for more detail, i'm supporting small businesses for small business saturday on november 30, the day after black friday, it's to support small businesses, a day to celebrate and support how the small businesses are the backbone of our economy and haul that they do for our communities, it's sponsored by the u.s. small business administration, if you want more information, shop smaum.com is the information. i'll be out on klem meant street and also in the outer balboa area throughout the day, but there's a lot of activity in our small business corridors as well, shop small and support our small businesses. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor wiener? thank you, supe

." >> reporter:on january 15th, the u-s chemical safety board will hold a public meeting at richmond city hall. to formally adopt the report. >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: a hut metal pipe broke scott rates shows what is happening tonight. heartbreaking new take a look behind of me. where the water pipe burst early this morning. they are trying to soak up some of this water as quickly as possible. right now they have to security checkpoint opened the chicken see that it is not very busy. they are hoping to get the rest of the checkpoint open tomorrow morning what it does become very busy. >> this is not fun. >> reporter: 70 at least 2 in. of standing water in the sky bridge area of terminal a. we have now learned it was a failed joint that likely caused the break. all of that water all the baggage had to be shipped over in a crate like this and terminal be pure travelers were slightly confused and frustrated. >> not knowing where to go or how to get around but a little extra walking. >> reporter: i did check they tell us that there are not expecting any more delays or cancellations. if

. >>> richmond city counsel voted to go ahead to prevent mortgage holders from losing their homes. if the lenders refuse to sell the city would sees the property. the city would refinance to give the borrower a more affordable monthly payment. >>> only on 2, drag racing and side shows leading to a new trend in car thefts. ktvu's allie rasmus explains why investigators think thieves are targeting cars with a specific type of engine. >> reporter: he poured $10,000 and 200 hours of work fixing up his transamafter it was stolen three months ago. >> i was totally devastated. even with a simple car, like to us, this means more than that. >> reporter: investigators found the car stripped of its parts. >> nothing on it. not even wheels. >> reporter: they cut the engine out of the car. it had a ellis 1 motor. they have seen a spike in those type of car thefts. last month, 2001 cameros were at the top of the list. >> they are being stolen for their motors. >> reporter: it is small but it has a v8 so it is powerful and versatile which makes it easy to resell online. >> 6,000 bucks. real expens

. >> reporter: richmond city council member jim rogers says more needs to be done and he's not going state leaders to take action. he's proposing an urgent city resolution to try to force chevron to adopt the new rh)@páions. federal investigators are proposing. >> under our police power, the city of richmond does have the right to protect our residents and i want to move forward with that and the safety process seems like the way to go. >> reporter: now, the proposals are all spelled out in this 113-page report. again, the u.s. chemical safety board cannot mandate the changes. they can only recommend them. it will be up to state and local leaders to make the changes happen. reporting live in richmond, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> the family of the 18-year-old accused of shooting a classmate at his colorado high school is responding for the first time since friday's attack. investigators say karl pierson was heavily armed when he shot a fellow classmate and then killed himself. today in a written statement, his parents said, "we are shattered by the tragic events ñ arapa

marin energy authority there's 2 different programs one for if if affiliate members and the city of richmond recently joined the city and county of san francisco would be a special consideration member that requires a different set of considerations by them but they were and both of us talked to their staff -- they are willing to talk to san francisco about expanding their program. jason will go into more detail. a study and recommendation by the staff we also talked to sonoma and they are a new program and they just signed their contract so they are not really in a position at this point in time of entertaining real discussions with us not like marin would be but they are of course interested in helping whatever activity they could provide us. i just want to say one thing about the alternative is that we had looked at the issue about whether or not the commission actually had to set rates in such a situation of joining the program and my determination i wouldn't believe they did. it would actually be a separate and independent entity but i do believe that the city attorney disagreed with th

. >> richmond city council voted to move forward with a plan to rescue underwater mortgages and prevent. what of richmond homeowners have mortgages that are higher in value than their homes. the san francisco chronicle reports that the city council voted 4-2 to is the up guidelines how they could use the power of imminent domain to seize and restructure those mortgages. it agreed to priority ties neighbors hit hardest by the crisis. the city council member whose disagree fear it could on the city to crippling legal liability. >> volunteers will be busy preparing 5,000 grocery bags do give arrest the tenderloin charity headquarters. the annual grocery bag give away begins at 7:30 this morning. the less fortunate line up to get a bag containing turkey or chicken and potatoes and bread and pasta and rice and beans and vegetables. they get everything they need to prepare a home cooked holiday meal. another 700 bags are delivered tomorrow to those who can not leave their homes. >> the push to get smartphone owners in san francisco to protect their devices from theft could be paying off. a ce

the richmond city council is expected to take a second vote on the idea after the first year of the cant of the year. it will take a few months after the approval for the plan to become law. >>> home prices in many east bay cities are way up this year. the website realtor.com calls oakland the number one turnaround town. that's because the median sales price for homes skyrocketed 63%. data quick says the average oakland price is $450,000. prices in pittsburg are up 54% to $270,000. and homes in oakley have an average selling price of $303,000. that's up 38%. >>> tonight, san jose's civic auditorium will officially get a new name. the 77-year-old building recently underwent a $15 million face-lift and this evening, wynonna judd will perform at the ceremony celebrating the new name called city national. and this is also the 50th anniversary of the night a young singer by the name of barbra streisand sang at the san jose civic. i'm sure she did a wonderful job. >> i'm sure she did. >>> 7:18. hey sal, everybody banking for you in the south bay. >> we're starting there. we're starting in the

. >> tonight the richmond city council will consider adding electronic cigarettes to the antismoking regulations which are battery powered devices that give the user nicotine from a vapor without the tobacco tar if traditional cigarettes. this is less risk of developing health problems from break the vapor secondhand but the federal government does nut regulate the e-cigarettes so states and local governments are vetoing -- developing their own rules. >> there is a missing oakland man considered "at risk." this is michael evan, 62, suffers from depression and parkinson's disease. he told his troop mate he was going to visit a friend in oakland and would be back the next day but he has not returned. police believe he may have been in downtown oakland. if you see him call the police. >> controversial gas pipeline on the peninsula is up and running. pg&e restarted line 147 yesterday which runs along a four mile stretch under britain avenue. the state public utility commission wants it necessity why it took pg&e ten months to report a significant record discrepancy on the pipeline. fault

. >>> reporter: in the city of richmond it's illegal to smoke cigarettes in public places indoor or out or anywhere just about where there will be second smoke. that didn't include ecigarettes that deliver nicotine in a heated vapor form. >> the city of richmond has been a leader in trying to protect people from secondhand smoke and. ecigarette smoke is dangerous. not as bad as secondhand smoke but still bad. >> reporter: tuesday night they voted unanimously to add ecigarettes to the smoking restrictions but those who like the product say hold on. at this shop in concord the owner's son said he used to smoke tobacco but quit by using what they prefer to call a smoke pen. the device heats up a flavored liquid that contains nicotine in various concentrations. >> nine months ago i started at a high nicotine level which was about 18 milligrams. now i'm down to 0. so all i'm doing really is just flavor. >> reporter: the people who actually manufacture the pens sold here say it's not fair to associate their product with tobacco smoke. >> first of all, there is no smoke. it's just heating up p

richmond city council voted to adopt the ordinace banning its use in enclosed public spaces yesterday >> pam: fines can be up to 1-thousand dollars. city leaders and health advocates believe the smokeless devices may be dangerous to smokers and those around them. >> pam: the city will review the ordinance a second time early next year. and if approved, will become law 90 days later. >> jacqueline: 49 up in san francisco. it will get down right freezing tonight. literally. you see low 30's and the high 20s. quite chilly freezing morning in of fact for all of the bay area except for san francisco. icy roads are possible so please take your time tomorrow morning. the light blue represents the freeze a warning and the dark blue represents the hard freeze corporate '20s through the delta also through the north bay can set for cisco is not under the free spirit san francisco is not under the freeze warning. icy roads are possible so please take it easy out there. a lot of twenties on the board with 24 and nab up, 24 fairfield, 1226 and 31 and half moon bay. certainly approaching record terr

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. >> the richmond city council voted last night on day ordnance that could ban the use of the cigarettes in richmond. coming up we will tell you just how much and by later would have to pay if they're caught smoking in certain areas. >> paul walker and his friend, roger rodas autopsies are said to be released today. we will tell you what the corner had to use in order to identify the bodies. >> welcome back. obamacare faces another legal battle as the white house starts a three-week public relations campaign to re-market the affordable care act. andrew spencer reports some institutions want to make sure the health care reforms don't infringe on their religious freedoms. >> even though contraceptives are part of the guilt, their art read the filing this lawsuit after three weeks the obama administration is trying to encourage more people to sign up. this was altman lebes decided in court. they will decide whether not certain companies can offer insurance. this is evidence that the affordable care act by some people will not work. >> this plan is flawed and people are losing the doctors of

suspects in this >>> and the city of richmond will finish 2013 with thew3 lowt number of killings inhis year. that's compared tow3 47 back inp 2009. well, that was the year that4# richmond was declared the second most dangerous city in the country. authorities credit community policing for the drop in the number of homicides over the past few years. >>> a popular ou)!zuju music festival is underway inÑi south lake tahoe, but with increased security. this following thet( death of a local teenager last year.xd now, this year's snowlp globe music festival will include twice as many buses as lastxd yr and will have extendedçó hours d a heated tent for those waiting for a ride Ñihome. authorities believe the 19-year-old tried to walk to her hotel to avoid the long lines for the shuttle bus. the teenager's body was found a few days later on a route back to her hotel. authorities say she died of hypothermia. >>> and happening now, the legal fight over the future ofehb cit college of san francisco. uárjz is asking a judge today to throw out a lawsuit aimed ate1 preventing the school from lo

richmond high school girl. >> for me to hear of another case in the city of richmond, where there was the incident a while back in richmond high school, it just saddens me, but i'm not surprised. >> reporter: we've just learn within the last hour the three teenage suspects will likely be set free sometime this evening pending lab results. that is according to the east bay regional parks police. we've been trying to contact the district attorney's office all day, but they have not returned our phone calls. nbc bay area news. >>> new details now in the search for a missing pilot from san jose and they're not good. bad weather in idaho again grounded the search. on sunday, dale smith was flying four other family members from oregon to montana when he reported engine trouble over central idaho. friends and family are still hoping for good news. >> we understand what we're up against. we understand what the odds are. >> he's a macgyver type engineer. >> snow is in the forecast with nighttime temperatures now expected to dip well below zero. >>> police are crediting a hotel security guard for helping catch a suspect

is it true. >> right. >> then richmond became the sole provider. >> it's the same issue if a city believes they can provide a better serve we're happy to have a discussion. we haven't gotten a great deal even if information but from our standpoint we have an obligation to get the costs but we don't intend to profit at all. we're happy to have that discussion >> can you comment on discussed before the puc the need or importance of moving towards integrating lighting and comment where pummeling is towards the. >> one of the difficulties is most the lights we own are on wooden poles beyond street lights. those are distributions powell's poles our people have to climb so on the distribution of the policies there can be no impediments so that precludes a second light. we've contacted the staff about solutions of led lights are are focused back to the pedestrian areas. those are special facilities are don't believe they're more expensive than a street light installation but we're only to find solutions for the pedestrian lighting. i respect the pole access. for us we provide street light service

. >>> now, the city of richmond wants to ban e cigarettes. the city council wanted to ban them. they worry that the e-cigs could be a gateway to the real secrets. they are not yet regulated by the fda. the ordnance will get a second reading in january and could become law in richmond 90 days later. >>> after a long and sometimes bitter debate, a controversial project to improve soccer fields at golden gate park will finally move forward. a san francisco judge threw out environmentalist claims that the project did not have proper oversight. the judge's move clears the way for the city to replace grass soccer fields at beach chalet with synthetic turf and new lights. the $14 million project is expected to start next year and be completed in 2015. >>> a country music singer used her star power to rename the san jose civic auditorium this evening. >> two, one. >> that's wynonna judd. she performed at the rededication event. it will now be called the city national civic. part of a sponsorship deal with citibank. $15 million is spent to renovate the 77-year-old building. >>> how would

livermore,ant, i don't, concord, fairfield, napa, novato, santa rosa and clear lake and 35 in richmond and redwood city 43 in san francisco, and 37 in half moon bay. no records set or tied this morning, as the mayor mass continues to modify just a little bit each day and here is how dry the air is, live doppler 7 hd shows no radar runs, no clouds outside there. we will look at our temperatures, if you are leaving right now, dress for the mid-40's to 50, but half moon bay is 52 and 55 degrees there. we will looks now, at the bay bridge at the east bay hills and we are looking at our high definition camera with mild are highs and poor air quality, again. freezing cold but only in the not bay tonight, and above average highs are coming this week to balance out the cold. you can see the haze great our east bay hills camera as we look back to sutro tower. the poor of the air quality has spread today and it is possible that the north bay and the east bay and the santa clara valleys all 8 have the poor air quality all of us under wood-burning ban, two times we have exceeded standard levels, so we are doing a

completely made up but the school named in the article is similar to aragonne elementary school in the city's richmond district. and that school became the target when the story went viral. the school got so many calls that staff had to set up a recorded message. explaining that the story was fake. the school also had to bring in extra security because some of the messages were somewhat threatening. the district says it is glad people now know that the controversy was made up. santa clara county has approved a study of its jails. the focus will be on improving inadequate facilities and dealing with the growth of inmates with longer sentences. the county board of supervisors will spend $500,000 from a state trust fund to pay for the research. the county is concerned about the lack of maximum security housing, the increase of older detainees with chronic diseases and other problems since a 2011 state realignment policy that shifted low-level offenders from state prisons to county jails. in san jose homeowner is asking the public for help to identify a woman they believe stole christmas packages from the

city of richard will fin wish the lowest number of killings in years. there are 16 homicides this year compared to 47 back in 2009. that was the year richmond was declared the second most dangerous city in the country. authorities credit community policing for the drop in the number of homicides the past few years. >> the legal fight over the future of city college is taking a turn. the accreditation commission is expected to ask a judge today to throw out a lawsuit aimed at preventing the school from losing its accreditation. the city, the teachers union and the coalition of students and community members have all filed suit in an effort to stop the revocation process. the school is set to lose accreditation in july if it fails to fix issues. >> meteorologist christina loren, a cool start to our day. boy, what a gorgeous weekend. >> it was really nice out there. i'm glad you enjoyed it. a lot of people are enjoying the weather. a lot want the rain as well. unfortunately we don't have rain in the forecast but we are going to hold on to this unseasonably mild patter. temperatures are cold so lows that are very much around average. our highs,

sheriff's deputy accused of robbing a bank of america branch at 30th avenue and balboa in the city's richmond district. 36-year-old phillip is charged with robbery and burglary. he walked into the branch last november and presented the bank teller with a note. the teller did give him the $1,700 requested, and he left the bank. tsong has recently declared bankruptcy, and he is in court for a preliminary hearing. >>> the fbi is on a lookout sfor a man they're dubbing the bad beard bandit. they say this man has robbed at least five banks in northern california, including one in sunnyvale. all over the last eight weeks. each time he is wearing a fake beard like the one you see in these surveillance pictures that's obviously a fake beard. that's why they call him the bad beard bandit. the fbi says he is dangerous. if you know who he is, they would like to know. >>> several sunnyvale residents plan to file a lawsuit in federal court today in response to the city's new gun control law. the lawsuit will be filed by attorneys from the law firms michelle and associates and has reported by the nra. amon

sheriff's deputy accused of robbing a bank of america branch at 38th avenue and balboa in the city's richmond district. 36-year-old phillip chun tong is charged with felony robbery and burglary. he walked into the branch last november and presented the bank teller with a note, demanding $1700. the teller gave him the cash and he left. tong had recently declared bankruptcy. he is in court for a preliminary hearing. >>> several sunnyvale residents plan to file a lawsuit in court today in response to the city's new gun control law. the lawsuit will be filed by attorneys from the law firm michelle & associates, and is supported by the nra. among other things, the city has recently passed measures banning magazines more than ten rounds. it applies to off duty officers and hunters passing through. backers of the lawsuit say the second amendment protects those magazines for self defense and sporting purposes. >>> a $1.1 billion penalty. that's how much a california judge is requiring three paint companies to pay to remove lead paint. attorney joe catchits office won a landmark case. a california jud

made up of the school named in the article is similar to call aragonne elementary school in the city's richmond's school became the target when the story went viral. the school got so many calls the staff had to set up a recorded message explaining that the story was fake. the school also had to bring in extra security because some of the messages were somewhat threatening. the district says it is black people now know that the controversy was made up. >>mark: tsk 36 year-old richmond man has been convicted of orchestrating the gang rape of the now 33 year-old woman who was target in part because she is a lesbian. jurors deliberated for about eight hours before finding humberto salvador guilty of rape, kidnapping and other charges. the jury's verdict included hate crime enhancements because of the role of victims' sexual orientation played in the attack on the richmond street five years ago. >>darya: two-man are under arrest on suspicion of a child cruelty after authorities found the body of 17 year-old girl in a stream in the sierra national forest three search and rescue crews found the body

. >> on january 15th, the u-s chemical safety board will hold a public meeting at richmond city hall.> nato says six service members have died in an aircraft crash in southern afghanistan. the crash occurred today in the remote district of shajau and that it's under investigation. nato says initial reporting indicated there was no fighting or insurgent activity in the area at the time of the crash. >> governor jerry brown says the state's future is bright. he spoke to tech business leaders at a silicon valley summit monday. he said california has overcome a 27-billion-dollar deficit after cutting public programs, raising taxes on the wealthy and continuing to invest in infrastructure. brown was elected for his third term as governor in 2010. .since then, the state budget deficit dropped and credit ratings improved. line >> here is a live look out from san francisco. we will be right back. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educa