nbc bay area has confirmed that the richmond city manager plans to fire four police officers there. they're accused of exploiting the teen who was underage when some of the officers allegedly had sex with her. dozens of officers from other east bay agencies have also been linked to the scandal. >>> berkeley police have called off the search for a man who hit an officer during a traffic stop. it happened late last night at dover and 61st in oakland. right next to the border between the two cities. as the officer talked to the driver, the driver then took off clipping the officer. the chase on highway 580 followed, but police ultimately lost track of the driver around mcarthur and 7th avenue. the police officer was not injured. >>> we are just nine days away from the election. the race for the white house is becoming even more tumultuous. donald trump is demanding hillary clinton answer for this latest october surprise regarding her e-mails while clinton is lashing out at the head of the fbi for the timing of the news. "today in the bay's" marianne favro has a look at the day's develo

nbc bay area confirmed that the richmond city manager is planning to fire four police officers who are accused of exploiting a teenager when the officers had sexual relationships with her. dozens of officers from other agencies have been linked to this scandal. >>> berkeley police called off the search for a man who hit an officer during a traffic stop. it happened a few hours ago at dover and 61st in oakland. that's next to the border between oakland and berkeley. as the officer talked to the driver, the driver took off clipping the officer. the police lost track of the driver at 7th avenue. the police officer was not injured. >>> and it is ten days now until the presidential election. the race for the white house becoming even more tumultuous. donald trump demanding that clinton answer for the latest october surprise about the e-mails and clinton is lashing out at the head of the fbi for the timing of the news. marianne favro has a closer look. >> reporter: trump was in colorado today and clinton was campaigning in the swing state of florida and voters are left wondering what's next?

sergio. >> reporter: the richmond chief of police today has declined to comment about the decision to fire three more of his police officers, but his boss, the city manager talked with us today why he decided to dismiss those officers instead of reprimand them. the richmond police chief had recommended just one of his officers be fired last month, but this weekend the city manager decided three more need to go. >> in my independent review of all that evidence i determined that -- that disciplinary action was warranted that included termination. >> reporter: hi hopes this swift action restores confidence in the department. mayor tom butt agrees. >> we've been recognized for having a really good police department, and when something like this happen, you want to -- you want to deal with it and you want to -- to deal with it properly and move on. >> reporter: the president of the richmond police officer's association declined to comment today, but he did tell us the poa will help those officers with legal counsel if they decide to appeal the dismissals. a total of 11 richmond officers were implicated in the sex scandal involving 19-year-old jasmine

i've been in public service for 22 years since i ran for the richmond city council in 1994 and rim atirst race. let me tell you something. i wouldn't have gotten very far, i wouldn't have gotten into my first office without a whole lot of really amazing women who let me their strength along the way so that i could be the candidate, i could have my name on the bumper sticker on the yard sign of ballot. in philadelphia, i was just thinking about the love and support of the strong women in my family, i was also thinking about winning campaign managers, cabinet secretaries, agency heads, staff, volunteers and donors and does anyone women voters who have enabled me to serve because let's not forget, beginning with the presidential election of -- women have made up the majority of america's electorate. [applause] >> in other words, while i'm probably no more free to pat myself on the back than anybody in politics, if i really think about it, i know i got these positions of leadership and responsibility because of that a lot of strong women who are willing to support me so that i could be th

richmond city manager decided to fire four of the department's police officers. they're all accused of exploiting a teen who claims she was underage when some officers allegedly had sex with her. officials are not releasing the names of the officers being fired. dozens of officers from across bay area have been linked to the same scandal. >>> one of those officers allegedly involved is expected back in court day. leroy johnson is set to reportedly face a judge. he is charged with failing to report officers were having sex with the underage girl. >>> a pivotal hearing set for tomorrow may have a major impact on what jurors hear in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. tomorrow prosecutors will present 13 of some 60 cosby accusers to establish cosby developed a distinctive pattern of drugging and assaulting women. the judge will determine if the testimony can be presented in the criminal child. the cosby trial is not expected to take place until next june. >>> continuing coverage now on a story we have been following involving the 49ers and city of santa clara. the te

richmond police a par with the details. >>will tran: over the weekend we have learned that the city of richmond has decided to let go of the four police officers because they want to be a model to the nation about community policing in this is not a good look for them and they have 14 days to fight this, right now they're not patrolling the streets they are lieutenant andrea hill who is a spokesman for the richmond police department they're represented by the bay area he actually praises the city richmond for acting swiftly >>will tran: they have several options including just reprimanding these police officers but they decided ultimately the evidence was overwhelming so they decided to fire the police officers they have 14 days to contest this they have been placed on the ministry of leave >>james: come and follow the 15 your boy of the boy's mother was waiting nearby and called police after she found out what happened he was arrested and booked martinez and the detention center his name has not yet been released to was the third call for a quick they've had in three days off and looked all the damage from this earthquake

he was the model of racial reconciliation broke into elected politics as a member of the richmond city council. where we are tonight is important in that prince edward county where schools were closed in defiance of the brown decision, that's how kaine opened the evening. it was probably one of the few homey moments of the entire evening. and i would suspect sadly that's not a theme that is important to kaine but one he was able to advance tonight. he certainly played the attack dog. he is fully subsumed to the clinton campaign and this is a guy who as governor took a real beating from a republican dominated legislature but, you know, always smiled. always went back to the table. always was looking for common ground. you know, you're a product of the cross. you can understand the jesuits and those orders. this has had a big effect on kaine, his thinking and his approach to government. always looking for common ground, often coming up with some fairly tortured results but -- >> you felt tonight he was just partisan? >> partisan and -- and edgy. >> what about the jumping up and down? he

. >> we saw the pictures, tim kaine formerly on the richmond city council, this is how he started up to governor then senator, pictures of him arriving here at longwood university. ladies, thank you so much. appreciate. >> it thank you. >> a quick reminder, cnn's full coverage of tonight's debate starts at 4:00 eastern leading up to the main event. then it's mike pence and tim kaine debating tonight at 9:00 eastern. please watch live here on cnn. >>> just ahead, you know it's 2016 when a republican senator is now backing off calling her nominee a roll model for kids. you will see the tape. >>> plus, donald trump claims there is a race riot in america monthly. is that true? let's discuss. >>> breaking news, a deadly hurricane making landfall and heading straight for the united states. we will take you live to where hurricane matthew is hitting right now. we're live in farmville, virginia. glad to be here, i'm brooke baldwin, you're watching cnn. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox

nbc bay area has confirmed that the richmond city manager plans to fire four richmond police officersey're accused of exploiting the teen who was underage when some of the officers allegedly had sex with her. dozens of officers from other east bay agencies have also been linked to the scandal. >>> and take a look at this video. captured by a neighbor of a large house fire in san jose. it happened at a home on mount diablo drive just before 9:00 last night. one person was trapped in the home, but firefighters were able to get the victim out alive. >> we did find one unresponsive adult male fire victim who we extricated, rescued, and resuscitated and transported to a local facility. so it's a true rescue, h life-saving moment here. >> the condition of the person trapped in the home has not yet been released. >>> coming up at 7:00 at "today in the bay," a bay area airport has been taken over by robots in a good way. that plus all your top stories coming up at 7:00. for now, we'll send you back to the "today" show. >>> because you two binge bongs just lost your snack chat privileges. it m

he was then serving as a member of the richmond city council and was joined by rick white of washingtonssing a deal on taxing the internet. in 1998, and included a three-year ban on taxing certain internet transactions. >> joining us is tim kaine, good morning. you will be testifying before a congressional hearing on the subject. what is your point of you? is thisoint of view bill concerns the internet tax freedom act for a couple reasons. bill is purpose of the to preempt state and local taxation for an indefinite time for internet services. we have a real concern about that first eight philosophical one. , whenderal government congress starts to tell families about what local activities it should or should not tax, we have a real concern. we do not think there is a need for a preemption of this kind. my constituents are glad to call and complain about taxes. i get complaints a lot. i have never had a complaint about an internet transaction. i have surveyed other local officials who feel the same way. for anide preemption indefinite. concerns moratorium us. finally, carving out this ar

she has filed a lawsuit against the city, even though no richmond officers have been charged. prosecutors have filed criminal charges against five current or former law enforcement officers. >>> time is now 4:33. authorities have identified two people from philadelphia as suspects in a shooting that killed two men and wounded a woman during a marijuana deal. investigators say they traveled across the country to sonoma county to buy marijuana in a transaction that involved a large amount of marijuana and cash. the two suspects are believed to be hiding somewhere in the philadelphia or new jersey area. >>> back here at home bart is about to go solar. bart is teaming up with a local solar power company to install, maintain and operate solar panels at the new bart station being built in antioch, as well as at the station in lafayette. bart says it's excited to be adding environmentally friendly technology to its stations. it will be paid for using money from bart's energy operating budget. it will cost about $3.75 million. construction on the panels should be completed by the fall

i have been in public service for 22 years since i ran for the richmond city council, and i won withandslide of 97 votes. let me tell you something, i would not have gotten very far, in fact, i would not have gotten into my first office without a whole lot of amazing women who have lent me their strength on -- along the way so that i could be the candidate and have my name on a bumper sticker, on a yard sign, or on the ballot. [applause] senator kaine: that night in philadelphia, i was not just thinking about the love and support of the strong women in my family. i was also thinking about women campaign managers, cabinet secretaries, staff, volunteers, and i was thinking about women voters who have enabled me to serve. let's not forget, beginning with the presidential election of 1964, in every presidential election, women have made up the majority of the american electorate. [applause] senator kaine: in other words, while i am probably no more free of patting myself on the back than anybody in politics, if i really think about it, i know i have only gotten in the position of leaders

a city councilman and mayor in richmond. when i came in, we had one of the highest severance rates in the states. we fought very hard with our police department and reduce our homicide rate nearly in half. when i was governor of regina, we worked hard. virginia,governor of

and other bay area cities last of the richmond police department to discipline nine officers for their actions and scandal but no criminal charges have been filed today the rich and city officials said they will continue to respond to the claim to the typical legal process she has filed similar claims against oakland the more our and the county and san francisco law two bills came in response to the life sentence he received early this year. >>vicki liviakis: he was released from jail in september after serving three months for good behavior the be adding back the new bill saying that they will help great victims the penalty calls for a minimum three-year prison sentence the governor brown signed a bill allowing sexual assault victims to stay in or they were raped in of the attack does not meet the technical legal definition under state law >>grant lodes: the two took the stand today in the preliminary hearing which wrapped up today. >>terisa estacio: hi onslow's including marijuana methenamine and heroin the details often gruesome in the murder of stephen carter and audrey c

a richmond police department investigation identified 11 current and former cops that were involved. she is suing the city of richmond for improper conduct. she has filed similar claims against oakland, livermore, alameda county and san francisco. >> it is a terrible stain on law enforcement. it's important for each department to have some sense of transparency specifically in modern-day america were those are the two most award words. instilling within officers that a moral conduct, unprofessional conduct on or off duty will not be accepted. >> city manager says the actions and questions have no place in a city department that is worked so hard to become a national model for community policing. >>> a man is behind bars this morning accused of sexually assaulting a boy with down syndrome and east bay park station. it happened before 10 o'clock saturday night in a restroom in the pittsburgh base station. he followed the 15-year-old into the restroom, his mother was waiting nearby and he called -- he called police as soon as she found out what happened. that man was arrested. his name, at this point, has no

the mayor of richmond said he feel like the city is being used as a dumping ground. >> this came from emeryville...they could have stockpiled it elsewhere but they brought it to richmond. >> the development company gave a statement say we have provided the city with two sets of tests confirming that the fill is below actionable levels. we will be running the soil this week to the emeryville site for which it originated for use in the construction of a new parking garage. the company said that the regional water control board approved this. all the water board has saudi explicit -- has said explicitly they could are not happy. >> the company will move the soil tomorrow back to emeryville easing some nerves. >> cannot be soon enough. and there should be some tests to see in there is any residual after affects. the concentration of pcbs said the company is less than two part as million and the soil is safe to use in a project for a parking garage in emeryville. in richmond for abc7 news. >>> thank you, amy. the milpitas city council is expected to take action tonight after fielding dozen

first we will hear from tim 1937.in may in he was then serving as a member of the richmond city council and was joined on the program by a republican discussing a bill on taxing the internet. the legislation was signed into law in 1998 and included a three-year ban on taxing certain internet-based transactions. >> a city councilman from richmond, virginia, is joining us great you are going to be testifying before a congressional hearing on the subject this morning. what is your point of view? mr. kaine: the point of view of me and other local government officials, this all concerns the internet tax rate. the main purpose of the bill is to preempt state and local taxation for an indefinite period of time on internet services and internet providers. we have a real concern about that. first a philosophical one, the federal government should wrestle with federal tax issues that when congress starts to tell states and localities about what local activities it should or should not tax to raise local revenue for local programs, we have real concerns about it. we don't think there's a need for

urnal he was then serving as a member of the richmond city council and was joined on the program by rick white of washington, discussing a bill on taxing the internet. the legislation was signed into law in 1998 and included a three-year ban on taxing certain internet-based transactions. >> a city councilman from richmond, virginia is joining us great you are going to be testifying before a congressional hearing on the subject this morning. what is your point of view? >> the point of view of me and other local government officials, this all concerns the internet tax rate. the main purpose of the bill is to preempt state and local taxation for an indefinite period of time on internet services and internet providers. we have a real concern about that. first a philosophical one, the federal government should wrestle with federal tax issues that when congress starts to tell states and localities about what local activities it should or should not tax to raise local revenue for local programs, we about it.concerns we don't think there's a need for preemption of this kind. in virginia, my cons

the mayor and city manager said five other officers who been reprimanded in richmond, and two others her reasons. jasmine has filed a $30 million lawsuit against the city of richmond. no richmond police officers have been charged. >>> frightening video just into our newsroom. a school bus up in flames along a bay area freeway. this video courtesy of viewer jason. a bus that was not carrying any students was involved in this incident or crash with a van, and then that bus burst into flames. no word on any injuries. i will say we have a lot of people asking me on twitter what is this smoke? we are trying to look for it. we thought maybe it was is a house fire, and ended up being a bus fire. >> good thing no children were on it. >> that's right. >> here are some of the top stories we're following. a 38-year-old man is in jail, arrested on charges he sexually assaulted a teenager with down syndrome at an east bay b.a.r.t. bathroom. the boy's parents who with him say a man followed him into a bathroom. b.a.r.t. police arrested that man. the teenager was taken to the hospital. >>> at this h

city. >>> the mayor of richmond is not mincing his words as he reacts to a possible hate crime in his city seik man was aic ttackeattack. >> reporter: richmond mayor says he'll push for justice after learning this man was brutally attacked, allegedly by two visiting refinery workers. 85-year-old dustin out of louisiana and 31-year-old chase little of texas were arrested on felony assault charges last month. an i.t. specialist says they targeted him as he drove home from work, hitting him through his car window and when his turbin fell off, cutting his hair with a knife. >> i think the fact that they ripped off this yaem's turbin and what other justification is for for that, other than a hate crime? a promise made by presidential candidate about muslims, mexicans and women are giving some the green light to lash out. >> at least people may have come from a part of the country that tolerates that kind of thing. they may have come from donald trump land or something like that. but we don't tolerate that here. >> locales say they want justice. they pray people will chusz tall rpsz and respect

he was then serving as a member of the richmond city council. joined on theow program by republican rick white on a bill describing taxing the internet. legislation was signed into law in 1998 and included a three-year ban on taxing internet services. >> good morning to you. you are testifying before a congressional hearing on the subject this morning. what is your point of view? the point of view of me and other local officials is this bill concerns the internet tax freedom act for a couple of reasons. one, the main purpose is to preempt state and local taxation for an indefinite time on in on internet service. we have real concern about that. first, just a philosophical one. the federal government should certainly wrestled with a lot of federal tax issues, but when congress starts to sell states and localities about what local activities it should or should not tax to raise local revenue, we have real concerns about it. we also think there is not a need of preemption. virginia, for example, my constituents are glad to call and complain about t

is a civiluests rights lawyer of great prominence in richmond. the city's first african-american mayor, later a state senator. were it not for his support, tim kaine would never have been selected as mayor of richmond relatively early in his tenure as a member of the city government. finally, we have an informal bet among virginia reporters covering tim kaine how many sentences into his introduction, introductory remarks, he will make reference to the importance of this place, farmville, and , whereedward county defiance over school desegregation led to the shutdown of public schools for over five years in the early 1960's. they were finally reopened under ae supervision of presidential commission, and now bright blue a very dot in the vast sea of red that is the virginia countryside. perfect because our cameras are now showing governor tim kaine arriving. and we want to thank you for intog us some insight virginia's junior senator as he makes the most high-profile appearance of his political career. joel goldstein literally wrote the book on vice president

i have been in public service for 22 years since i ran for the richmond city council and won my first you something. i would not have gotten very far -- i wouldn't have gotten into my first office without a whole lot of really amazing women who have let me their strength along the way so that i could be the candidate, i could have my name on the bumper sticker around the yard sign or on the ballot. [applause] and that night in philadelphia, i was not just thinking about the love and support of the strong women in my family. i was also thinking about women campaign managers, cabinet heads,ries, and agency volunteers and donors. i was thinking about women voters who enabled me to serve because let's not forget, beginning with the presidential election of 1964, in every presidential election, women have made up the majority of the presidential election. [applause] in other words, while i'm probably no more free of patting myself on the back than anybody in politics, if i really think about it, i know i have gotten into the decision of leadership and responsibility because i have a lot of

abuslin has filed a $30 million lawsuit against the city of richmond.harged as of yet. prosecutors have filed criminal charges against five current or former law enforcement officers. >>> right now it is 5:40. it has been more than a month since the fire likely sparked by a discarded cigarette burned four homes in petaluma. >>> we continue to follow the morning commuted. by the way, this fire can be seen from all the freeways. you can see it from 880, you can see it from 580. you can see it from miles around, as you can see here. it may be a distraction to traffic. this fire is burning in a building near lake merritt. more team coverage on this incident is straight ahead. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. >>> welcome back to

husband and father all over the place now want to be you're next supervisor important the richmond and represent you at city hall i was born in new york and i learned to be are respect fell hard working and challenge my capacities scientific minded and in the arts and music i'm a team player and worked independently fast forward in any profession i learn a knowledge by helping people to come up with pa plan together and put that plan in motion the past 27 years i've helped over one thousand empires mom and pop and nonprofit startups release their dreams nationality and not english as a second language he myself speak four english, french and hebrew i traveled to many parts of the world put me at great virginia western community college and have a worldly perspective seeing first hand i've earned a reputation of pragmatic and honest and afraid and have a realistic vision and stick to my promises and say i'm sorry when i'm wrong why do i want to be a periphery it is a natural presentation from offering services to the public and now a public servant i've been where aren't by doing on excellent job over 27 yea

she has filed adam 30-lawsuit against the city of richmond.ly been charged. alameda county prosecute verse filed criminal charges against five current or former law enforcement officers. >> the 49ers have responded to claims made by santa clara's mayor that the team is not cooperating with a city audit of levi's stadium finance. anywhere mayor said that 49ers have referred to turn over 0 important documents to term whether public funds have been used to subcy side stadium operations, which would be a violation of the voter approved measure that led to the construction obviously the stadium. the team issued a statement on saturday, saying the mayor's claims that public funds are being used for the stadium are quote false and irrelevant. the 49ers say funds are flowing in for the stadium, and they are cooperating with auditors. >> the raiders are now 6-2 despite setting a record for the most penalties in a game. but derrick carr set franchise record by throwing for 513 yards. he threw four touchdown passes and was not intercepted. the raiders ha

the city of reach moneyed is firing -- the city of richmond is firing four police officers. sergio? >> john burris told me that he believes of the dismissal of four patrolmen and it could go a long way in restoring integrity to the police department. the decision to fire four officers is being applauded by jasmine's attorney. >> in the interest of transparency and accountability this is a major positive step. >> the department started firing one of the four officers, but in a statement released this weekend the manager decided to dismiss three others. it is my belief the actions in question have to place in a city department that has worked hard to become a national model for community policing. five have been reprimanded and two left the department on their own. according to the city manager the four soon to be fired officers can appeal. in a statement, the president of the richmond police officers association uh -- uh officialed their ability to defend themselves saying we respect our members' rights to due process and have their version told to an impartial and biased third party

. >>> a row home was badly damaged following a fire in the city's port richmond section of the city. you see the firefighters battle the the blaze from the roof of the home. the fire started in the 3600 block. no one was injured, fire investigators are trying to determine how the fire started in the first place. >> and chopper 6 hd was over the scene in burlington county after they battled a fire in willingboro. it took 20 minutes to get under control. the cause is under investigation. >>> trenton officials are making big changes inside of city schools after a disturbing discovery about the student population. monica malpass is live in the newsroom. >> children in trenton were found to have led levels than those higher than the children and people of flint, michigan. those sparked a national outcry, to make matters worse a recent test shows that the trenton school district may be in part to blame. john rawlins breaks down the test results and what is next for students in the capital city. >>> and fewer people than ever are taking a multivitamin that doesn't mean that americans are cu

same thing at richmond. union city and hayward about 70. as you head inland, temperatures running in the low to mid-70s. biggest drop in temperatures here because most of us were in the 80s yesterday. tonight even cooler. if you like to leave the windows open, maybe be you need a heavier coat as you head out the door tomorrow morning. here's a look what goes on as the buccaneers sail into levi's stadium sunday for the 1:05 kickoff. 71 to 73 under high clouds in santa clara. monday's storm, notice the scattered nature of the showers for monday morning's commute. it will stay up to the north until we get into the evening hours. the evening commute is going to be more affected than anything. it tries to get to soak land and antioch, a big roadblock shows up and pushes it back up and dissipates as we head toward tuesday evening. the south bay, inland east bay almost nothing out of this storm. barely anything on the peninsula and the east bay. but up in the north bay, wow, check that out. a third to possibly three quarters or more of an inch as

she is doing the city richmond for improper conduct. she is filed a similar claim against oakland, livermore, alameda county and san francisco. >> the department depends on instilling within officers that in moral conduct, unprofessional conduct on or off duty will not be accepted. >> reporter: the four officers to be terminated have been placed on administrative leave the city manager says the action in question have no place in the city department that has worked hard to become a national model. instead he says all 20 places his trust in us and expects us to maintain the highest standards of ethical conduct, preserving that trust requires we be decisive in addressing behavior that violates the standards. all four officers will have 14 days to grieve the discipline which may later include a request for binding arbitration. kron4 news big news out of contra costa county. the city has seen seven auto burglaries since tuesday. for this happened here on dutch elm drive. police say cars in this area were left with the windows smashed. all s

just so happens to be designed for young men suspected of being lethal fire offenders in the city of richmond. there's no program in this world that can pay a criminal any money. >> bogan disagrees. he says 75% of the program's fellows are not a suspect in a new firearm related crime. as for the ones who are like rice -- >> this further exposes, i believe, these experiences just how difficult this work is. >> there's no way that you should pay killers not to kill when they kill. >> they still have guns. it's ridiculous and i want it shut down. i'm going to do everything in my power to shut it down. >> reporter: rice's mother was also in court today. she said she had no comment. in richmond, melanie woodrow, abc 7. >>> some athletes are making history. >>> coming up, football in fremont. why a local teen is about to go national. >>> also, a beach ban. what will soon be outlawed until next spring. >>> plus, living in a cashless society. digitizing your dollars. >>> and we're keeping a live look on the doppler. a lot of green and rain. >> absolutely. abc 7 news at 5:00 is back in a moment. >>> t

the teen's attorney announced they have filed a $30 million claim against the city of richmond.s trafficked jasmine to other bay area police officers or either failed to report that abuse. >>> right heresat 11:00, a fan tries to get angel pagan a flower, what the giants outfielder did next has nowç ge viral. our story involving a group of local protesters as well. >>> donald trump releasing a barrage of sleep while most of it's now become the latest controversy on the campaign trail. >>> and governor brown, signing dozens of bills in recent days, t none like this. how blue jeans will now have a special play in california history. >>> good evening i'm to the north will bring us possibility of weekend rain. we'll have your timeline on this, heading to the sierra, winter weatherym advisory, in jt a few minutes. take a look... a fan runs onto the eld durg tonightgiants game at at&t park... and approaches outfielder angel >>> it's the body slam that's gone viral. a fan runs into the field, approachers÷ú outfielder angel pagan. he's trying to hand him a flower. pagan throws him toç

. >>> the shocking attack on a man in richmond is prompting some harsh words from the city's mayor. i'm jodi hernandez in richmond, where the mayor says political rhetoric could be partly to blame. >>> i'm scott budman. tesla says it wants to double the size of this facility. coming up, what we found that might stand in the way. >>> you're watching nbc bay area news with the bay area's biggest investigative unit holding the powerful accountable. nbc bay area. we investigate. >>> harsh words from the mayor of richmond tonight. it's all over the attack of this sikh man while he was sitting in his car at a red light. the mayor says that behavior has no place in his town. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in richmond with what the mayor is saying about what prompted this attack. jodi. >> reporter: that's right. the richmond mayor says he's absolutely stunned by what allegedly took place out here on hilltop road. tonight he is pledging to do all he can to get justice. >> we just don't tolerate this kind of thing in richmond. >> reporter: richmond mayor, tom butte, says he's outraged b

including a $30 million claim against the city of richmond. the claim says five richmond police officers trafficked jasmine among bay area officers, or failed to report the abuse. the claim says they deepened her spiral down into the sex trade. >> we believe that those officers, similar to the officers at oakland police department, similar to san francisco, engaged in inappropriate conduct with a minor, sexually commercial exploitation of a minor. >> reporter: jasmine's attorneys also filed claims against the cities of livermore, san francisco and against alameda county. there was another officer who was supposed to be arraigned in court today, but his case was continued until next week. reporting live in hayward, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> let's tell you more about the coverage of an officer-involved shooting of an unarmed black man that started nightly protests in southern california. the city of el cajon released two videos of the shooting. one was taken from a camera mounted of a nearby restaurant. the other

amtrak 188 crashed, when heading into curb a looking the northeast corridor in the port richmond section of the city. it was may 2015 federal investigators found the conductor was traveling, at a speed of 102 miles per hour in a 50-mile per hour zone. how this will work, victims and victims' families, will have the opportunity to have hearing, and it is expected they'll all be compensated by june 2017. federal judge will receive recommendation, on the site of each individual award, and then judge will make final determination. >> this set thement was the result of a carefully supervised process by the federal judge. >> hopefully obtaining the participation of all of the victims. >> now, attorneys this morning, say, that this also reps one of the quickest settlement, in one of the largest mass torch litigation efforts, also told, that it is believed that this is to be the largest award, that $265 million in any united state rail disaster, in us history. of course, much more coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. live in center city this noon, joe holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> t

of a beginning member richmond city council can tim kaine. kaine. tim tim kaine cares only about tim kaine. trying to become the president. i know this personally, since he was before he was on city council. he really doesn't care about people at all. he will do whatever it takes. mancherian d of candidate and mrs. clinton's health issues. man is ever the president of the united states, talking about tim kaine, we country.e a this guy is crazy. i know him personally, i'm not nasty, i'm just standing up for what is right to ay and standing up for the people in this country and now he has made, i wasn't going to anybody, i will vote for donald trump in order to is no re that this man longer in a position to be president. host: okay, shirley. brookfield, wisconsin, good morning to you, supporting mr. trump. caller: good morning. first, i want to say, i have a throat problem, so i hope you can understand me. we can hear ya. caller: okay, the reason i'm was my is because it understanding that the supreme nobody ssed a law that in america would have to pa

. >>> man was critically injured this afternoon after he was shot in the port richmond section of the city this was the scene just before 1:00 o'clock along the 2900 block of martha street. detectives say that the victim was believed to be in his 30's, was shot once in the head, and once in the back. the victim was taken to temple university hospital where he remains in critical condition. the gunman remains on the loose. >>> it is not yet clear whether wet roads played a part in the bad crash on main street in manayunk overnight. driver of this pickup truck lost control, went through a fence, and flipped vehicle on to its side on the 3700 block. the driver was injured in the crash, but did not need to go to the hospital. >>> he is known as the big piece, not only because he set a essential part of the phillies organization but also because he has given so much to the community, and the city of philadelphia. to daze ryan howard donned the phillies red and white pinstripes presumably for the last time. "action news" reporter catherine scott was there. >> number six, ryan howard. >> a roarin

also today the city of richmond says it received a $30 million claim alleging improper conduct by officers against the woman at the center of this sandal -- scandal. her attorneys have filed several claims in livermore and alameda county. >>> drivers take notice police in san francisco are embarking on a year-long crackdown on speeders. the idea safer streets for pedestrians. ktvu's jana katsuyama went along with officers today as they worked to try to catch speeders and it's my understanding they are targeting specific areas. >> reporter: absolutely. specific areas. there is a map they have posted online. the green lines show the top priority such as market street, geary street and also 19th avenue. the blue lines are second priority areas such as broadway or lincoln near golden gate park. the message here is slow down or be prepared to see a police officer pull you over. >> cadillac. >> reporter: cars speeding through the afternoon commute friday face a team of san francisco police armed with new laser guns writing -- writing a traffic tickets. >> we pulled a gentleman over that was doin

happens to be designed for young men who are suspected of being lethal firearm offenders in the city of richmond. >> he says taxpayer money goes to overhead and allowance is funded by private donations. >> you didn't take their guns. you're giving money to buy more guns. to me, that is what the payment was. yes, you're training them to do jobs but it's a bunch of people. >> this 19-year-old was also an office of neighborhood safety fellow, one of six men facing charges in connection with a string of east bay home invasions. back at the prothro home, his family is hoping his passing will have purpose. >> he was blessed in the wrong environment many he was in that bracket between 15-30 which is crucial in the black community. >> it's a bracket critics and supporters of the office of neighborhood safety say needs to be reached. he says that the majority of his 84 fell yeses, half are on track and doing well. he says as of march 1, he says he's created a new organization to rep my indicate the program nationally. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> bracing for hurricane matthew. this is a live picture fr

was distracted and speeding, when amtrak train 188 jumped tracks as it enters a curve in the city's port richmond section. the settlement allows victims to have their awards in hand by june, instead of waiting years for lawsuits to play out. the deadline to join the settlement program is november 21st. >> well, some new attractions are being featured at a very old location. >> yes, i like this. pat gallen is live at eastern state penetentary with a look at this in just a few minutes. plus this: >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up: tom hanks returns as professor robert langdon in a race against the clock to get back his memories, and stop a deadly historical plot in our children, they look up to what we vaothers.w we treat and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges we face, or the one who is unprepared for them? a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, o

. >>> three people are in the hospital following a row home fire in the city's port richmond neighborhood. and one person a woman is seriously hurt. the fire started around 4:30 this morning on memphis street near allegheny avenue. there's no word yet on what started that fire. >>> and a man is in the hospital after he was hurt in a row home fire in west philadelphia. firefighters tell us they faced a challenge from the wind, because it helped spread the flames to neighboring houses. five other people are also out of their homes right now. no word yet on the cause. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting inside a north philadelphia restaurant, and they say it might be retaliation for a murder in west philadelphia that we told you about yesterday morning. someone shot and killed a 23-year-old man yesterday afternoon inside burger lane on north 22nd street. a 16-year-old boy was also shot in the leg. so far, there are no arrests. take a look now at video from the deadly shooting in west philadelphia early saturday morning. police say a 19-year-old man was shot and killed outside a ba

be designed for young men who are suspected of being active lethal firearm offenders in the city of richmond. there is no program in this world that can pay a criminal any money to tell me they're changing the streets. you can see where we're standing today. >> bogans disagrees. he says 75% are not in a crime. >> this is the work. this is the work. there is no way that you should pay killers not to kill and they kill. >> they still have guns. it's ridiculous. i want it shut down. i'm going to do everything in my power to shut it down. >> rice's mother said she had no comment. in richmond abc7 news. >>> the young woman at the center of the police sex scandal that rocked seven law enforcement agencies in the bay area has a new life now. >> the i-team's dan noyes with a look at what changed. >> her lawyers took serious measures to keep her away from places and habits that landed her in controversy. for six weeks, the 19-year-old disappeared from the public eye, part of a security protocol launched that includes safe houses and a bulletproof vest. >> we took every precaution to protect her. >> a

happens to be designed for young men who are suspected of being lethal firearm offenders in the city of richmond. >> he says taxpayer money goes to overhead and allowance is funded by private donations. >> you didn't take their guns. you're giving money to buy more guns. to me, that is what the payment was. yes, you're training them to do jobs but it's a bunch of people. >> this 19-year-old was also an office of neighborhood safety fellow, one of six men facing charges in connection with a string of east bay home invasions. back at the prothro home, his family is hoping his passing will have purpose. >> he was blessed in the wrong environment many he was in that bracket between 15-30 which is crucial in the black community. >> it's a bracket critics and supporters of the office of neighborhood safety say needs to be reached. he says that the majority of his 84 fell yeses, half are on track and doing well. he says as of march 1, he says he's created a new organization to rep my indicate the program nationally. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> bracing for hurricane matthew. this is a live picture fr

be designed for young men who are suspected of being active lethal firearm offenders in the city of richmond. there is no program in this world that can pay a criminal any money to tell me they're changing the streets. you can see where we're standing today. >> bogans disagrees. he says 75% are not in a crime. >> this is the work. this is the work. there is no way that you should pay killers not to kill and they kill. >> they still have guns. it's ridiculous. i want it shut down. i'm going to do everything in my power to shut it down. >> rice's mother said she had no comment. in richmond, abc7 news. >>> the young woman at the center of the police sex scandal that rocked seven law enforcement agencies in the bay area has a new life now. >> the i-team's dan noyes with a look at what changed. >> her lawyers took serious measures to keep her away from places and habits that landed her in controversy. for six weeks, the 19-year-old disappeared from the public eye, part of a security protocol launched that includes safe houses and a bulletproof vest. >> we took every precaution to protect her. >>

. >> today you can see the heat wave ended around new york city around washington, d.c. and richmond and a few record highs possible in areas of the southeast and cooler in the northern plains and highs in the 40s and 50s. >> heavy rain over the next couple of days, and we need it in the northeast and has been a good drought over the last couple of months. >>> is america going to pot? a new survey takes that question sky high. >>> there was a rash of plane crashes on wednesday, so what is going on? we will try to explain all of "early today " has the details >> toda >>> today'sy' quick hits, sexuay transmitted disease have hit a high in the u.s., and the biggest cases among those in their late teens and early 20s. >>> 60% of americans support marijuana legalization. that number was 36% in 2005. and five states will vote on a and three other states will consider medical marijuana. >>> and all pregnant women who recently visited florida to get tested for the zika viru >>> new details about the air accidents across america. first, watch this. look at the rough landing in oklahoma city.

, i not only did i serve as a civil rights lawyer for 17 years, but i was the mayor of a great city richmondour current mayor dwight jones is a mutual friend of both of ours. they trusted me to be a mayor for everybody. and i did the same thing as governor. i worked for everybody. and this is the kind of administration that you'll have if hillary and i have the fortune to be able to serve. >> you were the first person on a presidential ticket to ever give an entire speech in spanish. what spanish phrase best describes the trump campaign in your judgment, senator? >> you know, i was at a church in miami a couple of weeks back and they asked me to come up and talk and i got up and talked for ten minutes in spanish to that latino audience, they said, that's making history. why was that making history? nobody has done that before during the campaign. that's been fun for me. but what i've been saying out there on the trail is -- [ speaking spanish ] >> forward not back, a phrase we used in honduras when we were working on stuff back in the day. and i think it is what i would think about as a cont

the richmond mayor and city manager tell henry lee ktvu's crime reporter that five other officers have been reprimanded and two others left the department for other reasons. the officers have been arrested for their connection with jasmin abuslin who is a self- described sex worker. abus lynn has -- jasmine has filed a $5 million claim. no richmond officers so far have been charged. >>> the presidential candidates are putting their campaigns now into overdrive as they head into the home stretch. over the next few days they plan to focus their energy on traditionally democratic states. >> reporter: hillary clinton is not the victim by the way. she's not the victim. you the american people are the victims of this corrupt system in every way. and this is your last chance to change them. >> trump held rallies today in the blue state of new mexico. polls listed on the real clear politics show them leading trump by more than five points in colorado and more than eight points in new mexico. they hope to sway voters in michigan and on tuesday where they would head to wisconsin. >>> the shark t

ditching the car on melville street about a block south of richmond street in the port richmond section of the city. luckily the officer even though he was thrown off the bicycle did not suffer any major injuries. now, back out here live they are looking for the suspect, they are looking at surveillance video in the area, as well. they are asking anybody with information to come forward. reporting live outside of police headquarters, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thanks, annie. a gas leak forced dozens of people to force -- were forced to flee their homes after a contract hit the gas line. one man left the house so quickly he didn't have time to grab his shoes. >> they told us to get out. >> they told us very little. >> crews got the leak under control in three hours and everybody returned to their homes and businesses. nobody was hurt. >>> we have 15 days to go until election day, hillary clinton pulling away from donald trump in the polls. the latest abc news washington post poll puts the democrat ahead of her republican rival. clinton appears confident in the numbers t

. >> the city of richmond said thireceived a $30 million -- they received a $30 million claim, nine offers are facing internal discipline and none have been criminally charged. similar claims against oakland, san francisco and livermore. the woman went to rehab in florida and bit a worker there, and and dat other 1ing woman -- that other young woman will calm toward. >> -- come forward. >> he is charged with having oral sex with the same woman when she was 17. >> and the claims were the first steps to filling lieu suits. they reamong 7 facing -- are among seven facing charges. >> you know you any word did they talk about how she doing and where she. >> she is not with her family in richland she is at undisclosed location away from imp proper -- imp proper influences in richmond. so she away from her family. >> and henry lee in our news room tonight. >>> new at 51-man is dead and another injured -- one man is dead and another injured. they happened blocks way each other a man was found suchering from at least one -- suffering from at least one gun shot wound. he died a short while later and