discipline and they weren't entitled to know that under the law. >> if it happened, it would be a city of richmond mistake. >> reporter: city manager bill lindsey says the city will look into it. >> we take any assertion that we didn't follow legal process correctly very seriously. we want to be perfect. >> reporter: lindsey also says if true this will not change his disciplinary recommendations. he says the mistake is not enough to get the officers their jobs back though he'll be fighting for them. he does, however, say the mistake could result in litigation. >> reporter: they could sue for the violation of their privacy rights. >> abuslin's attorney has already filed a complaint against the city of richmond n.richmond, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> deep frying dangers. coming up, how to avoid turning your holiday into a recipe for disaster. >> an important warning and keeping families together. why the city of oakland is making it a new priority. >>> the local men and women who could be in the new administration. we have a better idea tonight who is in and who is out. >>> plus, millenials and

. >>> the city of richmond is firing five officers claiming each had sex with an underaged prostitute. kpix 5's christin ayers reports. >> good news. >>> reporter: the attorney for jasmine abuslin the woman at the center of a sex scandal involving law enforcement officers at five agencies is alauding the terminations of five richmond cops. >> -- applauding the termination of five richmond cops. >> a good step. >> reporter: but he didn't stop there. abuslin alleges officers engaged in sexual misconduct with her when she was a teenaged prostitute and now burris is calling for other firings. >> these officers should be terminated engaging in similar conduct, some prosecuted if in fact they had sex with my client under the age of 18. >> reporter: abuslin who went by the name celeste guap is on the cusp of filing a multi- million dollar lawsuit against a number of law enforcement agencies including the richmond, oakland and san francisco police departments. the richmond city manager who made the decision to terminate the four officers says he had no choice. >> the conduct was egregious eno

he drove a richmond city pool car to a hotel where he called police. chmond police department supplement am narrative and in it the officer who drove martinez home said he was probably under the influence of alcohol. martinez admitted he drank at the event but he was not in incoherent. i was shocked. especially since no one mentioned that to me. i was under the impression i was getting a ride home because i had no identification. >> the city manager said he gave permission to martinez to use the city vehicle because his car@%-was in the shop.@%->> a group ofrentalcar company@%-workers said theywillbeout of@%-ajob atsf o assoonassed to.@%-some ofthe 156 workers held a@%-one-daystrikeyesterday.@%-theseare th e folks who shuttle@%-rental cars to the rentalcar@%-center.@%-theimmigrantshavebeenworking@%-forthe company for 10to20 @%-yearsand saidherst is@%-outsourcingtoa subcontractor.@%-p>> wewantbackour job and@%-everyone haveth e benefits, too.@%->> wehavereached out sofar@%-andthe company has not@%-respondedt

richmond city manager who made the decision to terminate the four officers said he had no choice. >> the connect was egregious enough where it merited tournament nation. >> reporter: they will have a chance to appeal in a statement, the president of the richmond police officers situation is he the poa is disappointed to hear about it. he hopes the decision sends a message. >> community trust is essential. and this conduct really violated that trust, and it has no place in the department. >> reporter: as for the relies of the officers caught in the scandal, five will be representry mapped, two others have left for reasons unrelated to the scandal. >>> on to campaign 2016. >>> hillary clinton lead over donald trump has got down a bit. clinton is ahead of trump by just 3 percentage points. tonight, the justice department is trying to speed up the fbi investigation into clinton's e- mails. veronica de la cruz shows us both the nominee and fbi director are now on the defense. >> reporter: james comey reopened the probe. the question, did clinton mishandle classified information on her per

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 prop 64 passes next week, anybody over age 21 will be able to smoke mar

a total of eleven richmond police officers received dicipline after the city's internal investigationond haaziq madyun kron4news coming up stop the dakota access pipeline stand with the standing rock sioux a protest for the dakota pipeline in san francisco i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly also.a child with special needs, sexually assaulted at a bart station. now police have identified a suspect. but first.kron 4 goes in-depth on the traffic problem here in the bay area. are the steps caltrans is taking to ease congestion really working? hear from commuters.next. it's the topic that everyone in the bay area talks about. actually complains about -- traffic. hours on the road. just trying to get from one place to another. even when the destination is not that far away. cal-trans launched several new projects this year to get things moving. >> steve:on interstate 580. they say you can get there faster if you pay the price. >> steve:tonight kron 4's philippe djegal goes in-depth to see if that idea is paying off. anchor lead hours on the road, bogged down in traffi

this weekend the richmond city manager decided to fire three additional officers. >> this is something that's based on my review and my decision. >> reporter: 11 richmond officers have been implicated in the sex scandal involving 19-year-old jasmine abuslin and two have left department on their own and four others reprimanded. the contra costa district attorney's office has nod indicated there's pending charges and the city manager doesn't expect that to change. >> nothing in my review indicated that there was criminal activity but ultimately that's for the district attorney to decide. >> >> reporter: he hopes swift action will help restore swift public confidence. >> we've been recognized ford having a really good police department and when something like this happens you want to deal with it and deal withoperl >> reporter: president of the richmond police officers association declined to comment today, but he did tell us the poa will help officers with legal counsel if they decide to appeal the dismissals. the civil rights attorney john burres is representing abuslin in her $30 milli

this weekend the richmond city manager decided to fire three additional officers. >> this is something that's based on my review and my decision. >> reporter: 11 richmond officers have been implicated in the sex scandal involving 19-year-old jasmine abuslin and two have left department on their own and four others reprimanded. the contra costa district attorney's office has nod indicated there's pending charges and the city manager doesn't expect that to change. >> nothing in my review indicated that there was criminal activity but ultimately that's for the district attorney to decide. >> >> reporter: he hopes swift action will help restore swift public confidence. >> we've been recognized ford having a really good police department and when something like this happens you want to deal with it and deal with it properly and move on. >> reporter: president of the richmond police officers association declined to comment today, but he did tell us the poa will help officers with legal counsel if they decide to appeal the dismissals. the civil rights attorney john burres is representing abus

necessary to take very decisive action against this type of misconduct" >> reporter:by decisive action richmond city manager bill lindsay means firing richmond police officers for misconduct involving jasmine abuslin.formerley known as celeste guap "four that have received notices of termination" back in late september police chief allwyn brown and the city's human resources department concluded their internal investigation of 11- officers. only one officer received a termination recommendation. that was not enough for lindsay "well i was profoundly disappointed that officers would engage in this kind of misconduct, the city of richmond's police department has become a national model for community policing, and it's something that this community can take a lot of pride in but only if we don't allow misconduct on the part of our officers" he insists there is no disunity between he and chief brown even though they reached different conclusions on the number of officers being fired "i have full confidence in chief brown he has demonstrated himself to be a good police chief" in addition to terminating 4

civil rights attorney is representing in the 30 million dollar claim against the city of richmond. >> the more police officers are brought to bear and held to task the more she will herself understand that she is it true victim. >> civil claims have also been filed against the city of oakland and livermore. alameda county district attorney office has filed criminal charges against 5 officers at the police departments. in richmond, sergio, abc 7 new news. >> wells fargo has agreed to pay 50 million dollars to settle lawsuit that claims the bank over charged for appraisa appraisal. agreement row solves claims at wells fargo charged homeowner nationwide much more than it paid for third party aprisonal othered after people defaulted on the mortgages. bank spokesman says wells fargo disagree with the claim but settled to avoid further litigation. last month wells fargo agreeed to pay 185 million dollars to resolve claims the bank opened accounts without customer thovrtion authorization. >>> now to the insight into the mass shooting in orlando. newly released audio tape of the call between

starting waving the gun around this is when he shoots me. >> without cell phone or wallet he drove a richmond city car to the closest possible police to call police. the marina bay inn and suite approximately 2.2 miles away. richmond police sergeant guard offer may continue he arrived home. sergeant guard also later dropped the city car martinez was driving off at city yard. in richmond police department supplemental narrative objected by 7 news that vice mayor martinez also shared with us today. listen to victim martinez describe the events of the robbery i can smell the strong odor of alcohol coming from his person. his narrative and mannerism were indicators he was probably under the influence of alcohol. for victim martinez and public safety i do not want him driving home. >> i was shocked. especially since no one mentioned that to me. the in fact i was under the impression that i was ging getting a ride home because i had no identification. >> martinez says he did drink at the event. >> i was not i hope coherent. >> richmond police department spokesperson says the investigation focus on the r

they marched to richmond city hall.they held a peaceful rally. >>> anger over the election of donald trump cause protestorred to vandalize businesses and block traffic -- caused protestors to vandalize businesses and block traffic. >>> a crowd has grown today to protest the results of the election, we are there now, how many people are out there? >> reporter: close to 1,000. there are a lot of people gathered in downtown oakland. they have music playing and as you have mentioned there have been several protests in downtown oakland. earlier today students from the oakland school of arts had scheduled a walk out. it was peaceful, they wanted to express themselves. a lot of people are embracing each other and coming together. last night it was a different story, when the results came in action things got out of hand. late last night, moments after the results were in, anger and destruction took over. offsun rise the tone changed with the student's walk out. -- after sun rise the tone changed with the student's walk out. >>

. >>> tonight a stable is scrambling to find a place to keep hundreds of horses after the city of richmond told them to move out, but the owners aren't going down without a fight. >> it's not something you can drive by and see a bunch of horses there. >> reporter: behind fences, an auto shop and storage containers on glory road is a ranch in richmond. the city was investigating the area for illegal dumping and then the city told me they were entriesed to find 120 horse -- were surprised to find 120 horses on this site, but horse owners told me they have been here for years, 17 year, in fact. tonight code enforcement said the property owners and horse owners leasing the space have 30 days to fix all the violations including moving all horses on site. >> if it was as easy as taking her home and letting her sleep in my living room, but it's not. >> reporter: the problem, there's no room in the county to store all the horses. >> it makes me sick. i don't know what to do. >> we're not out to punish anybody or put somebody out of business. the first thing we want to do is work with the people. >

but the three of us helped integrate the richmond city schools in 1970 when i was a 12-year-old. a privilege. my dad as a republican governor stood out from the prior southern governors' approach of massive resistance and said he wanted to help make virginia a model of race relations. it's been a long time, a bumpy path for virginia. we have moved a long way. we are proud of virginia welcoming diversity. >> i don't know if you have had time to absorb what melania trump was saying. certainly attacking an issue of cyber bullying which all of us could relate to for us, for our children. for the young people and old. do you see a sense of irony given the social media efforts -- personal efforts by her husband this year? >> well, i haven't had a chance to watch melania's speech. i have just seen the headlines. i will say what i hear from teachers, educators across the country is actually quite sad that they are dealing with the issues with young 8-year-olds who are anxious about the election, who are hearing messages of meanness to others, contrary to what they have been hearing in sc

i also found it interesting that last night at the richmond city council meeting, mcbride and the woman whose car was impounded went before city council to talk to the council members. and also police to improve relations moving forward. in oakland, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a group of bay area police officers is taking aim at the "black lives matter" movement releasing a new online video. >> we are drawing the line in the sand and this is going to stop now! >> the san jose police officers association made the video. the group says it's in response to growing violent against police officer by "black lives matter." today the association also set up this thanksgiving table with the photos of five officers killed nationwide recently in the line of duty. the troubling trend is blamed on "black lives matter." >> "black lives matter" have threatened the cops, have threatened violence, do talk about killing officers this we deserve it. >> the silicon valley naacp president is worried that the video will backfire. he says it could deepen the distrust and division separating police and comm

richmond city manager tells ktvu that he wants four richmond police officers fire department for allegedd not just one officer as originally proposed. >>> now to an election battle going on in cupertino that saw a twist today when a 45-foot tall campaign sign brought out local code enforcers. ktvu jesse gary tells us it is just the latest public debate over development. >> reporter: standing four stories above the sidewalk in cupertino the latest shot across the battle in a heated debate over growth. opponents of proxy, they hung these signs today saying if the measure passes buildings this tight could creep into residential neighborhoods. >> i don't think that most people want to see a 45-foot home right next to their single- family structure. their single story or second- story home. >> when you see this 45 feet it's completely bogus they made it up. >> reporter: steve sharp a city council candidate and opponent of prop c says it is definite. >> they would have to go to a vote of the residents as the final approval. >> reporter: this war of words turned into a turf war after someone ca

martinez was robbed last week after attending a candidate's forum at the we wine company and drove a richmond cityall to a hodel and called police. we obligated a richmond police department supplemental narrative and the officer who drove martinez home said he was probably under the influence of alcohol and martinez admitted he drink at the event but not in inherent. >> i was, showed because no one mentioned that to me and i was under the impression i was getting a ride him because i had no identification. >> city manager said he gave martinez permission to use the vehicle because the car was in a shot. >> and 99 prescription felonies, being arrested for illegally describing open "s, the d.a. released the suspect, saying the case is "under investigation." >> a group of rental car company workers at sfo will be out of a job as soon as today and we were at san francisco international airport, where some of the 156 workers held a strike yesterday. they shuttled rental cars to the sfo rental store. most are chinese, and latino, and filipino immigrants. they say hertz is outsourcing the job. >> hertz h

. >>> in richmond, city officials get a tip about illegal dumping and suddenly discover a horse ranchthe stable is breaking several laws. now the place has one month to move 100 horses. authorities stress that all the waste from the stables runs right into a creek, violating clean air laws. that could mean moving 120 animals and the county doesn't have the space to house them all. the ranch is pushing to stay where it is but the mayor says keeping the animals isn't so simple. >> we are not how the to punish anybody or put anybody out of business. the first thing we want to do is work with the people to get it resolve. >> we live for our horses all of our lives. >> the ranch owners plan to meet with city council members in the last couple days. >>> the time is 6:46. let's get a check on the roads with roqui. >> thank you, michelle. yes, we have a traffic alert in the vallejo area on westbound 80. let's take a look here. chp issued a traffic alert westbound 0 before the hunter hill rest stop. if you are headed from the american canyon area to vallejo, this will affect your commute. it i

she could probably squeeze out between 10 and 20,000 there and also it looks like in richmond, the city of richmond, there's still maybe about 40% to come in there. hillary clinton could squeeze out. so the votes appear to be there, at least in theory, for hillary clinton to overcome a margin. now you see it's down to 21,000. the votes appear to be there in northern virginia and richmond. i can't really point to one red county like these democratic counties, but scattered votes still coming in in the red parts of virginia. but the opportunity there for hillary clinton to make up the number in virginia, certainly exists. but we weren't even supposed to be talking about virginia this way at this hour. let's take a look right now in florida. so the margin now, look at this, it's sitting there at 138,000 votes right now. that's been pretty stubborn from the democrats standpoint. they have got a lot still to make up. you can see broward, we're still in the dark about how much is left. the turnout, the total turnout here in 2012 was 750. you add that together and you're pretty much at 750,000

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

. >>> in richmond the city is standing on its threat to close stables that house hundred of horses. the deadline is the first week of december and the city is hoping to see progress. >> this is lover boy. >> it is a little corner of horse country in the midst of an urban area. two stables in richmond with roughly 110 horses between them and faced enclosure with nowhering to. >> it's like i'm lost for words, you know. >> brian gaither manages one of the stables and terry johns on-the-other and they say their operations ran smoothly here for 17 years until city inspectors found code violations and threatened to close these facilities december 3rd. >> they were here two years ago, code enforcement passed with flying colors. >> richmond mayor tom butt says he's tired of fielding complaints. >> from what i can tell they have never taken out a business license or gotten a permit to do anything out thereto. >> among the top complaints horse manure piled high in violation of code and flowing into a nearby creek. >> everything is up to code except i need to pull some weeds. >> reporter: if i

. >> behind fences, autoshops and storage containers on glory road is a ranch in richmond. the city was investigating the area for illegal dumping, and then the city told me they were surprised to find 120 horses on the site but horse owners tell me they have been here years, 17 years, in fact. code enforcement say the property owners and horse owners leasing the space have 30 days to fix all the violations, including moving all horses on site. >> if it was as easy as taking her home and letting her sleep in my living room -- it is not. what the city needs to understand it is not that easy to re-home a horse. >> reporter: the problem, there is no room in the county to store all the horses. >> it makes me sick. i don't know what to do. >> we are not out to punish anybody or put somebody out of business. the first thing we want to do is work with the people to get it resolved. >> reporter: the city says they want to give the horse owners more time to move them, but the owners we spoke with said they want to fight for them to stay. the mayor wants to work something out but allowing the

we're only at 53%, richmond city. this is a democratic area. she's going to run up some more votes here. you see 75-18. there's more votes for here. but you're up to 72%. we've been through many elections where the republican is ahead and this vote comes in and it changes everything. if you're the trump campaign, did you think -- or flip it, if you're the democrats, did you think two weeks ago on election night, we would be looking at virginia, as the count got up above 70% and we were counting the votes. >> a state that president obama carried twice. >> it used to be a red state, but it has been moving, especially because of the growth in these suburbs and the fast-growing latino population. so the fact that trump is so competitive, even if he narrowly loses this state, right now he's winning with, and he's in position to potentially win it. even if he narrowly loses this state, it tells you that he is performing in a way that is going to surprise some democrats. >> let's go to north carolina. do the same thing for us in north carolina. 71% of

in about 300 students also marched to richmond city hall yesterday afternoon that came from richmond kennedy. and cutting boulevard interstate 80 and a peaceful rally. and their search -- >>> they're searching for a gunman who shot five people. and, it has nothing to do with the shooting and they weren't able to get to the scene quickly because they were close by. one of those victims that have life-threatening injuries. there was an argument and that the shooting happened. >>> a muslim woman was attacked. she was walking on the third floor, and salvador streets, the man came up behind, choking her to lose her balance. and ran away after the attack. they don't know if the woman was targeted because she was wearing a headscarf. also, san jose state is looking that -- for a man who sexually assaulted a woman. and, it happened about 4 am is the morning. they say that the victim was using a portable toilet located near bus stop when a man forced the door open. the woman's friend interrupted the assault at the attacker took off on bicycle. the man is described as being in his 30s and 40s

. >>> in richmond tonight city standing tough on the threat to close stables that house 110 horses. as wayne reports, the deadline is the first week of december. city is hoping to see pregress. >> this is lover boy. >>reporter: a little corner of horse country in the mid of urban area. two stables in richmond with roughly 110 horses between them and facing closure with nowhere to go. >> loss of word. >>reporter: brian manages one of the stables. johnson the other. they say they are been here for 17 yeas until city inspectors found code violations and threatened to close the facilities december 3rd. >> they were here two yourself ago. code enforcement. county. city. they walk through the property. passed it with anything colors. >>reporter: since then the zoning appears to have changed. richmond mayor says he's tired of fielding complaints. >> the never got a permit to do anything out there. >> around the top complaint horse manure piled high in violation of code. flowing into a nearby creek. >> everything up to code except i need to pull some weed and that's about it. >> manual cont

city. from the outer richmond district, to the embarcadero and city hall.officers on the ground say the protestors with several demonstrators saying they plan to continue by protesting on the streets. >> reporter: people have been coming out what signs saying not our president. and we will continue to follow up and see if it will come back up here tonight and city hall. tonight shares are making sure that it will be a safe protest. --tonight, sheriff's deputies are making sure that it will be a safe protest. >> reporter: at least 20 businesses were hit during protests. graffiti and windows were smashed. three officers were injured. >> cocktails, rocks and bottoms more--rocks and bottles were thrown at our police officers last night. >> reporter: 7 cisco, high school students continue their anti truck protest in light of tuesday night election results. hunter's hit the streets. police kept a close eye with the entire time creek the protesters crisscrossed the city from the outer richmond district, to the embarcadero and city hall. police officers on the grou

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was very important to continue to place emphasis on saying, we're talking about what richmond was, what kind of a city was richmond at that time. . as we moved into 2005, it became about defending the site from the developers and these really enormous ideas that were going to -- they weren't going to destroy the burial ground and probably not lumpkin's jail, they were going to isolate it, and we were going to lose all other opportunities for learning about the second largest slave trade in the community. the other idea that was important is resistance. empowerment, someone who makes the decision in a time, where you know the only result for that is going to be his death. it was the death of 25 co-conspirators. it's the idea of resistance, people were always fighting back. we were not happy, we were not gentle, we were not lazy. if you want to talk about active resistance, civil disobedience, domestic disobedience, these were active ways of resist iing completely and utterly intolerable situation. i finished reading a book, it's a remarkable telling of violence within the plantation household. and a re

she has filed a $66 million claim against the city of oakland and a claim against the city of richmond. citycers fired for alleged misconduct. not just one officer as was originally proposed. >>> we're learning about the legal defense for the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. the bay area news group reports that lawyers from garcia-torres want to use the criminal record of her father during the trial. steve lamar was accused of molesting sierra's friends during a sleepover at his home. lamar in the middle pleaded no contest to one count and spent a year in jail and had to register as a sex offender. lawyers want to use that information during the trial, hoping to convince the jury that sierra lamar ran away from home on march 16th of 2012 instead of being abducted and killed by garcia-torres. >>> the cleveland indians could win their first world series since 1968 but the cubs are putting up a fight as they try inform force the game 7. joel waldman is joining us live from cleveland. indians fans hoping for a big celebration. i can't imagine they want to see a game 7 tomorrow

: well, police here say that this robbery comes at a time when crime is actually down in the city of richmond in this case, modern technology and good police work helped put a man behind bars. >> he comes out with a -- with a revolver, and he you know, pulls it out and you know waves it back and forth telling us to give him our wallets. >> vice mayor eduardo martinez, reliving the incident he would never forget. telling the man with the gun e d would not give up his money or wallet. and then, the suspect took his phone, the man had no money so the robber drove what. >> there was a minute i was terrified. when he seemed to be upset. i thought oh, he could possibly shoot me. >> martinez had just served as the masters of ceremony for an event last week. police say the camera captured the man driving away in a stolen car, the video helped to track down the man, and his wallet and phone were recovered. >> i think that is good security work. >> reporter: martinez's friends happened to find his wallet two streets away. the vice mayor says he is a lucky man. >> this is an example of how good our poli

right now it's 50 in center city, port richmond, park wood, manayunk, all at 50 degrees, right around average for this time of the year. the clouds are coming in, and the rain is on the way. it's going to be hard to miss that, isn't it? it's moving to the east. it's a solid area. and even some severe weather with that. but we need rain. look at this. there's a severe drought condition across the northern half of bucks county and mercer county, parts of the lehigh valley. and the moderate drought for the rest of the area. we need the rain. we have not seen a big rain, a one-inch-plus rain all month. not for two months, that's how much we'll be getting here. doylestown toward allentown, those are the areas that need the rain the most, and they may get more than two inches of rain by the time it's all over with, thursday. here is the hour by hour. as we go through the night tonight, you see it's dry. temperatures not dropping very much. then here comes the rain for the morning rush. not necessarily all that heavy yet. it's mild. and then it really gets heavier as we head toward 9, 10, 11

filed a $66 million -- claim against the city of oakland and a $30 million claim against the city of richmond. he wants four police officers fired for alleged misconduct, not just one officer as it -- not just one officer is originally proposed. >>> today a public application campaign aimed at reducing voter fought -- voter fraud. the mayor encouraged others to do the same and given the 25 local measures the 17 state proposition and the long list of candidate, city voters will decide one week from today. >> i think the city hall will get crowded so right now you can come in and there is no line . imagine that in san francisco where you can get a benefit of citizenship and there is no line. >> that is a benefit. voters in san francisco can cast ballots at city hall from now until election day and starting on saturday the elections department will have curbside drop off locations. a new poll shows proposition 64 should easily pass next week >>> it would legalize recreational use of marijuana to get a head start san francisco city leaders are trying to figure out how they would implement the mea

police custody is accused of attacking and biting two officers during a violent struggle in the city's port richmondtion. both officers are hospitalized and. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at the 24th police district where they work. annie. >> reporter: matt, it wasn't easy to get this suspect into custody. you could say he got mouthy with police but not in the way you think. he viciously bit the hand and arms of two officers and now those officers in the hospital. well, take a look at this video from the scene. the attack started just after 1:30 in the morning. two 24th district police officers on routine patrol around the 1200 block of east atlantic street saw the suspect trying to break into a vehicle. now, when police went to stop him that's when the violent struggle began. the suspect tried to flee and punched kicked and headbutted and bit both officers multiple times breaking skin and drawing blood. >> both officers male and female officers were bit on the arm and hand where it actually broke the skin and drew blood so police took both of the officers to aria frankford hospital

the first report this weekend, the city of richmond is firing three more police officers linked to the scandal. previously, richmond intended to terminate one officer. all four are accused of exploiting a teenager. she has filed games cleanse three police agencies seeking 1 $100 million in damages. the mayor says, quote, these appropriate corrective actions will ensure that richmond does its part to address the rash of improper conduct seen in police departments across the bay area. >>> position 2016 now. later this evening, "nbc nightly news" will report the fbi is investigating democratic republicans and the republican and presidential campaigns. nbc news has learned the gop probe is examining donald trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort and his ties to russia. meanwhile, donald trump hit hard on hillary clinton's e-mails today. the fbi director says more were found on a laptop belonging to top aide, huma abedin and her estranged husband. >> we can be sure that what is in those e-mails is absolutely devastating. >> why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an electi

light showers from the golden gate bridge to the richmond-sunset district, daly city and south city getting 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's wet with a little bit of mist and fog. 56 in mou

and we'd have to -- the majority of people would be forced to get rid of their horse. >> the city of richmond said inspectors found an illegal solid waste transfer site on the property. the city does promise to extend the deadline if a good faith effort for compliance is displayed. >>> the change in holiday shopping that puts more shoppers in danger. >>> plus the effort to get people out of the mall and outside on this green friday that upset at least one shopper. >>> and it's a space race for waste. why nasa is asking for the public's help to solve a zero gravity toilet problem. those stories and more when >>> mobile sales this black friday are expected to top $1 billion. that's the biggest day ever for mobile shopping. mobile tablet and desktop sales have increased more than 11% this year, taking a large bite out of the brick and mortar black friday sales. with more americans now shopping online, the risk of fraud has also increased. jessica castro with abc7 mornings tells us how to avoid becoming a victim. >> reporter: that little chip on your credit card is making it safer than ever when

the cities considering this tax includes richmond, redwood city, alameda, hayward, menlo park and sanro. >>> prince harry is worried about the safety of his girlfriend because of recent media reports. buckingham palace issued the statement in weeks of rumors that harry and meghan had been dating. there's been a racial undertone in some of the comments. the prince says he is deeply disappointed that he has not been able to protect her from the media harassment. >>> steph curry set another record as the warriors beat the pelicans last night. >> will he hit another three for the record. yes. >> that was his 13th three- pointer of the game. he previously shared the record with kobe bryant and marshall. curry by the way finished the night with 46 points. >> i'll tell you what, look at his record. don't just list tone his rhetoric. -- listen to his rhetoric. >> reporter: all across the country, votes are being cast as we wait to see who will be the next president of the united states. we're live in new york and following the latest development as our coverage of this historic election day c

that includes redwood city, richmond, hayward, menlo park, newark and gilroy. it's supposed to make up the tax money lost from people who ditched cable. >>> nasa expressing concern about the safety of future spacex flights. according to a letter obtained by the "wall street journal," an international space station committee is questioning spacex's planned strategy of fueling rockets while crew members are on board. it's a move that goes against booster safety practices around the world. spacex has not flown since as unmanned rocket exploded during a fueling for a test launch in september. >>> in other news, continuing coverage here of the killing of a young man whose body was found buried on the sonoma state university campus. we covered this all week last week. investigators are looking for a bicycle that looks like this. a white men's 2001 cannondale quick mountain bike. they say it belonged kirk kimberly who was found stabbed to death and buried. in you have information, please call the sonoma county sheriff's department. >> back to decision 2016 coverage. t

concerns three more richmond police officers have received termination notices that makes a total of four officers losing their jobs for the involvement in the police sex scandal it was the city manager better recently increased the number of officers being fired however the richmond mayor cautions expectations because terminating officers and richmond is not as easy as it sounds. >>reporter: they're also expectations that these offices will be criminally charged to their alleged involvement with jasmine, formerly known as celeste the matter remains under investigation at the d.a.'s office >>james: a man is dead after he stabbed his wife outside of los angeles courthouse he was shot and killed by a sheriff deputy it happened at the court house in tass bird his wife got out of the car and started running her husband got out with a knife and the man was shot at a car with his wife and started stabbing her this city refused to drop his knife on the aston to does on the open fire she is expected to survive if. >>darya: they also started chasing him and eastern sense and an avowedly the chase lasted more than half an hour the driver nearly missed more races fire popping up from th

"i urge richmond residents to maintain our city's values of respect and care for one another, especially during a time when we are experiencing a nationwide surge in hate-filled hostility and threats to public safety." a sheriff's deputy found william sims lying dead in the street near the capri club in el sobrante. the sheriff's office says sims had been robbed and beaten at the club. they believe he was targeted because of his race. police charged daniel porter- kelly with the murder and robbery of sims. officials are still looking for two others, ray simons and daniel ortega in connection with the crime. a civil rights group is asking for more police protection after hate letters targeted three mosques. according to the los angeles times, islamic centers in long beach and claremont have also received the same hate letter sent to the evergreen islamic center in san jose. the letter calls muslims "the children of satan" and says trump will cleanse america starting with "you muslims." the council on american-islamic relations is calling for increased cooperation with law enforcement agen

we will look for mid-70s and even more upper 60s from oakland to richmond to redwood city.r san jose is 675. it's warm for november. then very little change more monday. more sunshine. more numbers above average. let's get to tuesday. this is weakening and it will head off toward the sierra nevada. just a slight chance in the north bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast allowing for the clouds to thin out, giving us more afternoon sun. low 60s coast, low 70s inland. mainly sunny for sunday. and monday milder. tuesday afternoon we will increase the clouds in the north bay. maybe a few light showers. by wednesday just a chance. cooler thursday and friday. downloading our app you will see perhaps if we can beef up the system midweek. but at this point it's not looking too likely. but a nice weekend. >> yeah. i do love the warm weather but i miss the rain. >> i know. we want it all, right? >> come an back. all right, lisa. thank you. a couple in san francisco's millennium tower plans on boycotting playing property taxes. they say the city came up short on the skyscraper. vic l

. >> i'm curious about the customer externals and how people are richmond to this collection of citiesput together not only of san francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >> how long has this been operating in san francisco and the late 18 hours it is one of the best places to get it coffee. >> we have intrrnl consumers that know of this original outlet here and come here for the coffee. >> so let's talk sandwiches. >> uh-huh. >> can you tell me how you came about naming our sandwiches from the katrero hills or 27 years i thought okay neighborhood and how do you keep it fresh you can answer that mia anyway you want. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubate our jogger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so

. >> exactly 50 washington. 45 richmond. 51 new york city and 39 pittsburgh and so here's the deal. shower activity moving through. lifting off north and north and east and the good news is we'll i don't think you need umbrella a. most is out of here and enough to wet the roadways in spots. there we should clear it out and be ready for a nice fall afternoon. did i mention real quick we have cold air on the horizon. >> you sure did. >> all right. >> we'll look at those details momentarily. >> in the meantime we'll check in with erin. there's two mysterys in life why we always have traffic and why tucker turns air conditioning on when it's >> i'm wearing twiingt and sweater dress. >> i needed to move air aa little bit. >> you do shoeless weather reports when he's hot. >> woor not loving this sutly delay 344. let switch it over from a look at sky fox. a lot of backups and 45 extra minutes to get 234 past crash to beltway we have usual congestion as well. westbound side looking good. let's switch it over and show you a look at cameras and how things pop up around the districts. 14 stree

's across-the-board in the midatlantic, 51 in philadelphia, washington 52 degrees, 50 for richmond new york city and pittsburgh right now sitting at 51 degrees. but there is a massive storm bringing even some severe weather in the deep south, south of little rock, arkansas. there are tornado watches in effect for jackson, mississippi. >>> all this is heading to the north and east and it's going to bring very warm air along with the rain starting tomorrow. so, what to expect for the next couple of days. again, wet at times. a general one to 2 inches of rain between your tuesday and wednesday and temperatures are going to soar into the 60's for both days in fact even near 70 degrees here during the day on wednesday. but thankfully this is not racing in in time for tonight's big game on 6abc. you can watch it here starting at 8:30. 49 degrees for your kickoff temperature for the eagles versus green bay, mostly cloudy, dry, winds south-southeast 48 miles per hour. even by the fourth quarter temperatures don't drop all that much at 48 degrees. we'll look at future tracker6 to time those two rounds of

and we will have the full super city 1 degrees cuyahoga airport richmond heights.s. the winds will be strong again tomorrow.. their 60, and 63 chicago. minneapolis almost 70 and there are some 70s, kansas city 71. we are 10 degrees than yesterday. >> today, sunshine and a gorgeous day, a cold front will be in our direction reading thi over temperatures, there will b the coldest so far this season. tonight mostly clear and then but that front from the north,h, could spawn a few chilly raindrops. >> the air is drying out quickly.t there will be a slim chance early friday for the wind changes direction than saturday back to sunshine and called. this is 6:00 p.m. friday. the wind from the north, but no there could be one or two raindrops, and then by saturday morning, it comes in from the west and southwest. tonight mid- 40s, mostly cloudy. a waxing gibbous moon coupled mostly sunny and in the 40 saturday cut them back to the '50s and40 maybe 60 degrees next friday. and catholicism, the three parts of the holy trinity arere father, son and holy spirit. and also the corner

. >> i'm curious about the customer externals and how people are richmond to this collection of cities you've put together not only of san francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >> how long has this been operating in san francisco and the late 18 hours it is one of the best places to get it coffee. >> we have intrrnl consumers that know of this original outlet here and come here for the coffee. >> so let's talk sandwiches. >> uh-huh. >> can you tell me how you came about naming our sandwiches from the katrero hills or 27 years i thought okay neighborhood and how do you keep it fresh you can answer that mia anyway you want. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubate our jogger art if scratch people appreciate our work here

cities. right now, oakland is highest at 289%. richmond, 26%. antioch, 17.3%, other big cities, much lower though. san jose at 3.2%, and san mateo, 2.8%. >>> a new report confirms what many people have been saying, the bay area real estate market is cooling off. data firm property radar says sales were off about 10% for the first 9 months of the year. the sales dropped the most by 13% in pricey san francisco. the only bay area county where they inched up was solano county. the firm says foreclosures have all but dried up. so without a drop in prices or new inventory, it predicts the sluggish sales will continue next year. >>> two major stock indexes closed at new records today. analysts say the prospect of a pro growth budget in washington. the dow rose 59 points. the nasdaq slipped on a decline in bio stocks. the s & p set another record with a gain of 1 point. the markets are closed tomorrow for the holiday. >>> fresh snow in the sierra. see how bay area ski shops are getting people ready for the long holiday weekend. >> i'm tracking more rain