. >> this morning san francis police hoping a brandewketch will help catch a man want forward sexual assault. police hav a good look at this pho, police say a manatching is description on the sketch assaulted a womt in a car back in july. the victim rorted the attack st month. she says she was walking i the sea cliff ighborhood when the man pulled up to a for honor.ions and to e legion of she ended up getting in his car to sw him how to get there. that when she says the assault happened. >> this morning we're hearing first-hand accounts of the devastation in the philippines from people returning home to the bay area. one couple fro redwood city s they a relieved to be back. the weavers arrived at sfo las nighfrom visiting family in the philippines. their childr's home was spared from typhoon haiyan butntire communities arod it were they say what they saw especially in areas nr cloban is still hard to believe. people all over t ple. the odor w -- >> i was getting emotional. people her youave to see all thesople. die. it is so heavy. >> the weavers did say they saw some international a

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they epted in san francis and redwood city. >> even in forest fires there's metals i tra amounts. >> reporter: he sayshe district has 32 stations that roinely check for air pollion but following massive fires like these the district can onl measure the size of the contam nantss, not what they're made of. he says the biggest problems fire from breathing in the he smoke. it is extremely difficult to ow exactly what the compition of the smoke is, because of limitatns of the ens mentation that' available to us. >> reporter: dr. dayhill says it's exactly that. a fine of a maximum of $250,000 can be issued. but we found a fine of only $20,000 has been issued. >> i want multi-million fines. our job is to make things better. >> reporter: a district spokes woman says they are currently asking lawmakers store more authority. >> the legislature needs to betz ur underand why it's nessary. reporter: do you think lawmakers e getting the message? >> i think after incidents like thisnd the one at the chevron fire there more that can be done and ty need to recognize that it's time to expd the penalty

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you notice around the peninsula and into san francis temperatures coolingnto the 60s. biggerrop in temperatures around oaklandnd outoward the inner east bay inclung hayward. but out towds the i-valley, now youe seeing the temperatures hanging on to one more warm day, numbengs in the mid 70s arod liv ore. but kland, you're goin to notice the cooldown torrow. we'll see numbers in the 60s. soo wrap up the weekend your get away forecast still looking good on the coast. still dry in the high country. reno 70 degrees, 63 in lake taho san francisco and the coast, you will see the fog for the rning, then sunshe for the afternoo a bit cooler as you wrap up t weekend and then that chance ofhowers for the noh bay ce tuday. >> thanks very much. >>> veterans were hored ahead of the holiday. we'll show you. woah, this kitchen ibeautiful! ve him the tour. let me sw you! soft-clwhere's myoom?m sink! we had to take jt a little bit f the kitchen. cause your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. [s[man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [momcreams] [mom]oh my god! woah, this kitchen

he's been fighting leukemia nce he was a toddler. ,000 people have signed up to trsform san francis into gotham city. >> he loves super hero. he likes to save and be a super hero. he isne in our minds. >>hat mes him a super hero? >> he's beat anwfuldisease. >> check out the eview. batkid saves the city. >> looking forward to at. a lot of screamingn the bay area tonight. diyou hear it after the warriors' last-secd shot. >>> fun show night. craig ferguson is on the program. an jamie alexander. music featuring flo rid >>> did you hear any screamsn the newoom tonight? >> i heard y screaming. >> notme. this warriors tm might be prty good. great night in sports. we start with a thriller as the warriors p their undefeated record on the line against oklahoma ci. game back and forth, all the way downo the end. fourth quarter, under 10 sonds remaining. webrook getting the pass, and he nails it. the okc taking a one-point lead. two are you goi to go t andre igudala drain it. warriors win 116-115. run onhe court and hug somebody. a minute to play and the teenager turned 20-yr-old, overtime.had a bir

san francisco waterfront alliances the defeat of eight washington should be a wake-up call the san francisn't want of waterfront developments that surpass the city's height limit. a spokesman for the warriors says of the two projects don't compare. the benefits of the arena and close tens of thousands of jobs, hundreds of millions of dollars in city revenue and revitalize corridor for sports and entertainment. we will be right back. [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] welcome back and a 646 right now and we have been following up our share of traffic troubles. especially of 580. >>: ps of that fatal accident that we've been talking about. lanes are clear. unfortunately things now moving to well we have a new crash that is blocking lanes in the middle of lanes. that certainly is true. we also have a issues on 238 with stalled cars so this whole area just a mess. bay bridge we consider the same thing. traffic barely moving what so ever westbound a the air backed up well beyond. if this link over to the san mateo bridge. in fact your ride all t

left near heading to manhatt in s, hopes of findingomes in time virgin america has teamed up with san francis animal care and control to takehe dogs to the east coast where demand exeds supply. >> as ch as we're able to ace these dogs pretty successfully, it takes a while, and so they sit in knelled for a long period of time until they get adted, whereas they're lining up on the east coa to get them. >> do you know the last name? >> it was cats. >>wow. irony o it all. >> virgin america has helped out with operation chihuahua for several years. the last one was in 2011. >> i'm guessg flight attendants they were offering em maybe chew toys and scooby snacks. >> christina ren, a lotf nice weather. >> yeah. you know, ioing to get out with my little chihuahua mix later on today because look at these numbers. such a beautiful dayhaping up. want to sho you some sights. 61 degrees in san francisco right now. as we head throughout the afternoon, just a beautiful clear day, but you will notice camera shake from time to time, and that' because we've got an off shore wind event happening. wh's happening

>> there are lanes blocked and you can see what it is doing to the 10 commute -- 101 commute in san francis- san francisco. >>> how the bay area's large philippine community is responding, it is all ahead on the bay area news. >>> this is ktvu channel

>> there are lanes blocked and you can see what it is doing to the 10 commute -- 101 commute in san francis. >>> -- san francisco. >>> how the bay area's large philippine community is responding, it is all ahead on the bay area news. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, we are in red wood city this morning, boy, last time, last hour you saw smoke and now you are seeing water and there has been a fire for many hours and it did prompt a shelter in place for scrap metal and there is dangerous fumes because of that fire and there is an update and it sounds like there is good news coming from the scene, we will check in with catty in just a moment. if you are sleeping in on veterans day, you may be able to hang out with us longer. >> steve has your veterans day forecast. >> a lot of smoke because of a southeast wind and some of that smoke is actually blowing more westerly or northeast. there seems to be more of an easterly -- easterly -- easterly breeze. 40s and 50s on the temperatures for some, most of the lows are kind of stuck and if you get that low cloud deck it is tou

show you where the toilet is and kitchen and at noon you go out and do something for the city of san francis francisco. >>> good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. i'm thuy vu. they will decide the controversial case of the waterfront development. if propositions b and c are approved, 134 units of luxury condos will be built there along with space for small businesses, a public park and other ameniti amenities. scott shafer looks why a development on a small parcel of land 8 washington street is sparking such a big debate. >> reporter: there is would be things all sides on this debate agree on, this part of land is hardly inviting. a fitness club surrounded by a large fence and asphalt parking lot but what should we place it? voters answer to that question tuesday could shape the course of waterfront development for years to come. project supporter tim sees two options with an easy choice. >> one is to keep what we have that generates about $100,000 a year for the city versus a wonderful project that builds housing, it builds a large amount of new public open space that doesn't exist now.

hello, san franci lee here with activities worth buzzing about. there is much to do and see in sfrangs -- san francisco and we like to do it in the cheap. we like to enjoy the arts. join us for the korean culture festival from 11-4:00 p.m. and features dance and activities and fun feast of foods. welcome aboard the rainbow warrior this sunday. this vessel is the newest generation of green peace historic fleet and the most environmentally sail technology available. get ready to swing this sunday in the park. a free weekly event at the museum when golden gate park closes to traffic and the dancers take over. you can get a fun lesson at noon and practice with the whole group. that's the weekly buzz. for more information on any of these events, visit us at >> good evening welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors

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as the third largest wildfire and it brings fresh drinking water which is owned by the city of san francis. part of the buildings and the water poured up to stairs and the reports say they make take a thick and a half and it is not causing a lot of slow traffic but you might see a momentary slow down in the area and they want to let you know it is there. highway 4 is the slowest as we pull back on 880 westbound, it is okay, it is a little bit slow here and there but for the most part it has not filled up as it can. let's go to some low pick ups. >> this is a loop a 208, it is moving a -- 280, it is moving along nicely, here is steve. >>> we have some parts of the coast, mainly point rays north, we have an easterly breeze in place, a lot of 50s near the coast and bay, the remains of hernando and we recurbed but it is not much to change it but it is something and it looks pretty good for us unfortunately it will -- unfortunately it will sit there except spin a few high clouds except right there and we will be much he will -- cooler favoring the area, we will go 66 for a high and livermore an

for now san francis looking good. you can se all 48 floors. contrar from yesterday. 65 degreesthere. about 4:00 p.m. and highs nearly unifo this afternoon. wind is going to pickp as well. searching for the strongest win speeds. that will be the case. then the winds starto relax. so i want to te it to your 12-hour forecast for yr region. find your region, this is what we're looking forward in the south bay. 9:00 a.m., 52grees, looking good ther 60 degree as you break fortion. . oncehe sun sets jt before 5:00emperatures drop down to 58 at:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. in the nth bay. 49, t cool spot. keep that in mind. the best bay at 60 degrees for you and cool finish, 5:00, 59 in the east bay. the tri-valleyegion i can tell you everybody expecting the mid asks today. we're goi to talk about a good amount of rafall. >> it's friday, we expec a not going to happen in a couple of key spots. look how heaven they volum is. it kicked in hard on north 101. 'll show you onmaps. but even to work, 87 northbound. i got notice four minutes ago the lanes cleared on the

as well with numbers topping i think the best possibility right now showers will be about from san francisorthward up into the nor bay. you can see as we head into n the morning we'llave that 0 in chance of showers in the let's also take you to the north that is where we will have the best possiility of showe at 11:00 p.m. tonigh 6:00 a.m. for tomorrow. and potentily there throughout 1:00 p.m. for tomorrow as ll. then for the tri vall, it wl numbers expecte in the low 70s. so let's get a look. we have had some warm weath storm track is finally starting toet closer, moving off toward the south. th, again, i gng to showers across the bay area.some what you're goingo be able to see is as this area o low pressure continu to get closer through tonigh it is going to bring up moisture from the south as we mentioned and it looks ke right now it's gng to which will leave most of thatack rainfall potential up across the north bay. we're not totally ruling out the chancef showers acrs the east bay or sou bay. looks like trace amoun at this point. so with that sa, manyf you know we need that rainfall

this morning san francis police hop a new sketch will lp them catch a man wanted for sexual assaul taked look. police say a man matchin this description assaulted a woman in a car back in july. the victim just reported the attack lastmonth. she sai she was walking when the man pulled up to ask for directions to the leej of honor. she got inis car to show him and that's when she say the sault happened. >> supporters of sasha going to march today in honor of the teenerit on fire while riding on a bus. strollor sasha starts at:30 at the corner of park and mcarthur. ter st. pa lheran church is offing a free spaghetti dinner. they are hoping to show that love is stronge than hate. >> richard thomas is standg accused ofetting sasha's skirt on fire aboar thatbus. sasha identifies as a-gender. thomas h been charged as an adult, cald hate crime enhancement. he is pected to enter a plea tomorrow. >> this morning at let one of three tesla workers still in t hospital after an jury at the plant in fremont. all three a expecd t >> this morning we have a team inlace covering this industal accident. we

the victim was taken to the burn center in san francis memorial hospital in san francisco.everity of his injuries are unknown at this time. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. one state could become two separate states today. we will explain where the changes could happen. >> the worst possible thing that happened to the green bay packers did. we will have highlights coming up. >> coming up after the break we are hearing from a tsa aged from lax. we will tell you what happened moments before shots rang out pripe. >> welcome back. we are updating our hot spot in livermore. they have opened all lanes was bombed 580of westd 580. the drive time is now already over one hour. >> a federal investigators are looking into what motivated a man to fire at a loss angeles international airport, killing one tsa officer and wounding two others. court documents say that the fbi is interested in searching the cell phone of suspect paul ciancia to look for information on his own views on government, including the existence of a plot to impose a new world order. supporters believe that hi

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maligned as san francis >> students and staff said this high-school are trying to remember this still. the 16 year-old was way it light. they have grief counselors back-to-school period >> in san francisco, the golden state warriors are announced changes to their stadium. they released pitchers and gave out new modifications. i will talk more about these changes coming up. >> j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> our big weather story is, weather for your wednesday. satellite and radar shows that the rain will be ending. we will see mostly clear skies tonight and it will be cooler. we will see a lot of 40's. 45 degrees for half moon bay. tomorrow we t 70's once again. the winds will pick up. we will see dust in the teens and possibly the 20's. most likely near the coastline. the wind will pick up a again into thursday and we may see a red flag morning. a again, it will be cooler and there will be another chance of rain. here is another look pitcher extended forecast mainly 70's. by friday, it will be a little calmer. there will be a slight chance of rain and cooler conditions. >> you probably s

francis hotel, which was actually a representation of the evolution of elevators. can you tell us more about san francisco history here at the st. francis? >> sure. st. francis demonstrates well the evolution of elevated technology. and substantially damaged the 1906 earthquake and rebuilt in 1907 or 1908, and extend it again in 1913. then a new tower was added in 1932, so there is all sorts of elevator technology you can see at the st. francis that very much represents the building history of san francisco. >> i understand there is a really old elevator still operating here. >> that is right, the elevator installed in the 1913 expansion. we can go look at that. >> let's go take a look. here we are in a spectacular st. francis lobby. here is the clock. when people say "meet me at the clock in the st. francis." let's look at that elevator. >> ok, let's do it. >> here we are in the elevator installed as part of the expansion, and this is the way it was originally installed about 100 years ago. it has a manual switch just like elevators did back then, and it runs on dc power. this was from a time b

nbc bay area is live at san francisco's st. francis memorial hospital where fliesh man is being treated. sglaen. >> 18-year-old is lith listed in stable condition here at the burn unit at st. francis memorial hospital. according to the family web page, he had surgery on his leg today to treat severe burns. and oakland police are looking into whether hate was a factor. luke fleischmann season your average teenager. when he's not study, the high school student spends his free time volunteering for vintage rail cars. the director of the alternative maybeck high school in berkeley says fleischmann is popular on campus. >> he's a wonderful, exceptional student. . >> her child often wears skirts and identifies as general dral neutral. they're trying to determine if that's what led a 16-year-old to set his clothes on fire as he slept on an a.c. transit bus on thursday. the oakland police chief says the detectives are examining several possible motives, including hate. >> we're looking into that possibility. >> he's at the st. francis hospital

sasha has finished a 3-week stay in the burn unit at san francisco's st. francis memorial hospital in early november, sasha suffered serious burns, when a 16-year- old passenger on the same bus. set the gender neutral teen's skirt on fire when he fell asleep >> pam: early today sasha's father talked about sasha's happiness at being home. a >> i do not think this changes anything above hull sasha will express >> people will realize the chicken where unusual clothing to stymie the to have the right to attack them. people have to realize that you can wear unusual clothing it does not mean you have the right to attack them. >> pam: sasha's alleged attacker is a 16-year-old oakland high school student who is being charged as adult. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: while four students at san jose state university are facing hate crime charges for allegedly abusing a black student. people at the school say, racism has been an issue on the campus for years. kron 4's alecia reid tells us about a report that was done 2 years ago. and what has been done since. >> reporter:

in this city of san francisco, named after saint francis, we have thousands of japanese, thousands of italians, later thousands of blacks who were impacted in a horrendous manner. i'm glad that san francisco redevelopment agency is dead. i'm very glad. and i see before me some -- what would i call shadow ghost of the san francisco redevelopment agency trying to comprehend something. you heard a long winded explanation which is people were harmed, people were thrown to the streets, people were harboring their sorrows, middle class families who were grown to poverty and respondent and took up habits like drinking and many of them died, but when they came here from east coast, middle class families came with with an education, they brought a lot but redevelopment saw to it that they destroyed the family. so in shock today you guys to some legally are calling upon the state of california to create affordable housing so we have tons and tons of market rate housing but we don't have affordable housing and then we have affordable housing, we choose to build them on contaminated sites like th

san jose. monty francis, nbc bay area news. >>> a new twist in the case of the teenager set on fire while riding on an ac transit bus. the suspect is facing hate crime charges and is being tried as an adult. but tonight sasha's father is offering a different legal approach. jodi hernandez joins us from oakland. how is sasha recovering? >> sasha's recovery has been truly remarkable. he could be home as early as tomorrow. sasha's father shared with me his feelings on the case being handled in adult court. and sasha's father says the teenager should be home by thanksgiving. he says the agender 18-year-old who was set on fire by another teen aboard a transit bus has a lot to be grateful for, despite the attack. >> being thankful for the paramedics. the emergency room. people from the burn center. the nurses and the doctors. there have been so many people who just made this survivorable for all of us. >> he's very remorseful. he's extremely remorseful. he's about as remorseful as a kid can be. >> the attorney for richard thomas, the suspect in the case, insists it was a childish prank gone bad. he fi

this morning the victim is being treated in the burn unit at saint francis hospital in san francisco. police sources teller letter the young man suffered severe burns to both of his legs. initial reports suggested the victim may have been dozing off on the bus when he was attacked. police have not said at this point what was used to start the fire, but the driver of the line 57 bus noticed something was going on. noticed the fire on the back of the bus and pulled over near the intersection of macarthur billion dollar andardly avenue to get help for the victim. no ward on what the motive may have been for the attack. live this morning in oakland, alex savage, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> gun restrictions have passed across the country, pleasant hill voting 3-2 on new measures aimed at gun dealers. gun shop cans not be located within 150 feet of homes, a hundred feet of a public park of adult entertainment site or 1,000 feet from a school or day care. gun dealers would be a required to submit to fingerprinting and background checks. >> we want to make sure these are people who have safe, respon

francis hospital in san francisco. oakland police tell me they do have an update on the investigation. a spokeswoman tells me she is typing up that update right now. she refused to tell me the update over the phone in time for this report, so stay with abc 7 news. as soon as that update is released, we will of course report to you. so this story looks like we'll be having more developments within the day. >> amy, thanks a lot. >>> is an carlos police are stepping up patrols along the downtown area after a series of smash and grab auto burglaries monday night. the incidents took place between 6:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on laurel street, cherry street, skyway and el camino. police reminding people to keep items of value out of the car. >>> there could be the largest securities fraud case in state history. he's set to plead guilty in a settlement reached last month. we've been covering the case for two years. they were originally accused of stealing $700 million from hundreds of investors. they're now pleading guilty to less

francis hospital in san francisco. >> everybody started yelling, fire, fire. i turned around and this guy, he was like jumping up and down. >> other witnesses say the victim was wearing a skirt or a kilt. police say it appears the victim and the suspect did not know each other. friends of fleishman have set up a web page to raise money for his medical bills. as of this morning, they raised more than $6700. >>> we have new video of a raging fire that threatened to destroy an historic building in san francisco's richmond district. a neighbor took this video of the two-alarm fire which broke out before 4:00 this morning in a back building off funston and clement. nearly a dozen people who live next door had to be evacuated. luckily, the flames did not reach the main lie prayer brairie. but the scanning center is a total -- library. but the scanning center is a total loss. >> we'll really sorry to lose the scanning center but it is only one out of many. >> the internet archive building used to be a christian science church built in 1920. luckily nobody was hurt. t

francis hospital in san francisco right now. leneed to undergo extensive skin grafting due to second and third-degree burns on his legs. supporters have already raised more than $21,000 for his recovery. live from oakless, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a hearing to review bart's safety rules for workers are now focusing on one policy in particular. sal has been monitoring today's meeting and joins us live. >> reporter: all those this meeting was called before the two workers died, the process of simple approval which is when workers are out on the tracks working and watching out for trains on the road, that process is now under intense focus. as a matter of fact, california state assemblyman says simple approval is in direct conflict with state law. >> california state law squarely puts the burden of safety on employers. employers have to provide a safe working environment for their employees. >> reporter: last month christopher shephard and lawrence daniels were killed as they inspected tracks near the pleasant hil

sasha just finished a three week stay in the burn unit at san francisco st. francis memorial hospital. it was earlier this month he suffered serious burns when a 16 year old passenger on that same bus set sasha's skirt on fire. now sasha doesn't identify as male or female and yesterday his parents talked about their sons happiness with being home. >> sasha told us exactly which skirt he wanted to wear on the way home and i don't think that changes anything about the way sasha's going to express himself. >> everything is great. we're just hoping that something goodwill come out of this, that this kind of intolerance will be people will realize that you can wear unusual clothing and it doesn't mean that you have a right to attack them. >> sasha's alleged attacker is 16 years old, an oakland high school student being charged as an adult. >>> well todays the annual thanksgiving day meal at glide memorial church and volunteers who spent quite a number of hours getting things together and ready. kron4 is live there at glide memorial with the latest on the preparations and

theaps show you silar ing out of san francis for south 101 was an ise. that is clearing.o more problems around e bay even t castro valley y looking go. >> we'll havenother update in a half hour. . >>> 7:30 now. it is vetans day, monday morning and our plaza is filled with veterans. they'll get specialoncert from ladantebellum. here is a look at thsunrise over arlington secemetery this morning. >> lady tebellum was outthere rehearsing their music and we looked out the window and the members of the litary were standing at salute even for a rehears aid from the u.s. is on theay to the typhoon ranched philippines. the stor killed an estimated 10,000 people. >> nfl player richi incognito opening u about t bullying case that's led to his suspension. he sayshile he rekbrets his use of racist langge, his tions toward a teammate were not bullying but an accepte locker room culture. >>> more than 90 tons of ready to eat salads and sandwiches. >> also ming up, something we're excited about. we're paying tribute to the people who inspirus and insp inspire you as well. >> willie geist

francis memorial hospital in san francisco. the severity of his injuries are unknown at this time.njured perry it >> as an old is announcing a new way to handle incoming flights. >>sfo is announcing a new way to handle incoming flights. it includes allowing both parallel runways to remain in use when visibility is bad. this is a live look from our san francisco camera. >> until now planes or friday at sfo in bad weather had approached the runway in a single file lane. allied the new system is already in place at seven other airports around the country including york boston and seattle. it's expected to reduce delays. >> a state public utilities commission is proposing that pg and e be fined $17.5 million for falsely claiming to of its old pipelines or say. >> one commissioner is calling for a small fine. >> both pipelines are in the same system as one is in san bruno that exploded in 2010 killing eight people. >> both proposals will be discussed next month. >> uc berkeley officials are reminding students and faculty at the systemwide smoking ban going into effect next year, will in

taking a live look at san francis francisco. you can see a lot of haze in the air.ty. temperatures right now are in the 50s. we got a good looking day shaping up as we head throughout this afternoon. we're going to climb into the 60s. right around 65 degrees for the south bay. the peninsula will hit about 65 degrees. mid-60s in the east bay for today. low 60s on the way to san francisco and the north bay. have great day. >> i'll try to lighten up a little later. >> you do that. you had a great event you were at. >> yeah, i was in atlantic city with the new jersey policeman's association. that's tommy boyd on the right. the police chief of seaside heights, new jersey. they have been through so much the past year. >> they're doing no shave november. >> they are? >> yes. it's been an incredible year because of the storm and fire and it's cool to see all of these guys honored and it was just an awesome event to be with those guys. >> got to be in atlantic city. >> that wasn't bad either. >> not so shabby. >> running around ac with a bunch of jersey cops. >> did kristina

morning sheriff deputieshot a woman they say pointed a knife at them and would not p it down also san francisiso introducing a plan to tax sugary inks in the city. it's like the one servisor scott wiener intduced a 2 cent per ounce tax on soft drinks. this wld distribute the money betwn health education forts, physical education initiatives d healt food accessn poor neighborhoods. right now let' take it out and get a check on yo monday forecast. anthony is . >> we're trackin rain in t forecast for tomorrow, but let's stt you off wh what we're looking at san francisco. good vibility, few thin we head through noon, even this afternoon 's goi to turn cloudy as the next syste starts its approach. a dryday, 65 in san jose. peninsula mid-60s forhe most part. even in san ancisco, l to mid-60s ain with sshine for the rain does arrive for tomorrow. you'll note that a the bottom of your screen. how are the roads? >> ty are crowded but you know expect that. we'll look toward the san mateo bridge, one of the usual suspects heavier than normal westbnd to the san mateo and foster city side. this is td up o

home just in time for the holidays sasha has finished a 3-week stay in the burn unit at san francisco's st. francis memorial hospital >> pam: back in early november, sasha's suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns. when a 16-year- old passenger on an a-c transit bus. set the gender neutral teen's skirt on fire when he fell asleep >> pam: early today the teen's father talked about sasha's happiness at being home. >> session is really excited to see the sky and traffic signals just the will world. for the first time in three weeks socs, she is excited to so sasha is excited to be home and to walk into the bedroom. >>".right now" >> pam: karl fleischman says, sasha's doctors expect the teen will eventually make a full recovery. >> pam: sasha's parents also voiced their opinions on the teenager charged with commiting a hate crime for setting sasha's skirt on fire. that teen is being charged as an adult. we will have their reaction. coming up on kron 4 news at-6 oclock. >> pam: developing now. >> pam: all right there is a store there is a problem with rob story. >> reporter:two workers dead in brazil tonight

sasha has finished a three week stay in the burn unit in san francisco st. francis memorial hospital earlier this month, sasha suffered serious burns while police say a 16 year old passenger on that same bus set his skirt on fire. the teen is gender neutral, doesn't identify himself as a meal or female. yesterday sasha's parents talked about their sons happiness of being home. >> sasha told us exactly which skirt he wanted to wear on the way home and i don't think that changes anything about the way sasha's going to express himself. >> everything is great. we're just hoping that something goodwill come out of this, that this kind of intolerance will be, people will realize that you can wear unusual clothing and it doesn't mean that you have a right to attack them. >> well sasha's alleged teen- aged attacker is 16 years old, an oakland high school student being charged as an adult. >>> school officials are scrambling to find substitutes for over 400 teachers who extended their thanksgiving holiday this week. that means about 12% of san francisco teachers are missing,

francis, st. anthony -- san francisco st. anthony's foundation will continue to collect turkeys for their annual dinner. they will be accepting donations at a curbside dropoff through thanksgiving. the foundation hopes to collect a thousand turkeys so they can meet the goal of surveying 4,000 meals thanksgiving day. >>> 7:40. raider fans watch in moror as a woman jumps from the third deck of the oakland coliseum. >> i yelled at her, don't do it. don't do it, about ten times. >> coming up at 8:00, how a good samaritan risked his own life to save her. >>> yes, lines are already started for those black friday specials. why some people say it does not spoi their holiday tra -- spoil their holiday tradition. >>> we're looking at a commute that's getting busier as you can see on highway 237. coming up i will show you how highway 4 is getting slow. >>> well, clear for most. it's cold this morning. at least it's dry now. i will tell you if there's any rain in the forecast. >>> u.s. stocks are higher as the deal between the u.s. and i

san francisco. whether or not we really remain the city (applause) the city of saint francis and i am proud that we in the elected family of san francisco are united in recognizing that it is time to act. so, with that (applause) before i turn it over to public comment i do want to give my colleagues an opportunity to say a few words. supervisor mar. >> thank you, chair campos, i definitely wanted to thank you and the tenant movement for the, not only the pieces of legislation you meptioned but also working with my office and others to have even stronger protections for tenants but i'm really really glad that you are proposing great legislation that i will be co-sponsoring as well. i did want to sthai as i talk to people in the richmond district, district 1, renters especially there's fear in people's faces when you are a renter and i think fred russo and the budget analyst's report shows whats happening but that fear is real and it's based on data that we have from the rent board and it's been analyzed by mr. russo i think the solution as we move forward with many of the community-based organizatio

francis memorial hospital in san francisco where he was listed in stable condition. >> a hearing willd today in response to the deaths of two bart track inspectors. this is video of the scene. after the two workers were killed, barred permanently dropped a controversial safety protocol. this is going to be known as sample approval. the new rules will allow maintenance workers to walk on the tracks of the trains are running. the difference now is the bart trains will have to slow down, stop or be diverted, when workers are in the area. the national transportation board is still investigating the deadly accidents. >> new this morning, in san jose, dozens of police officers are being put on patrol to reduce response time for emergency calls. the program is known as flex car staffing and it involves 78 officers within the police department. each officer is required to work 110 hour day a month and a patrol car over the next three months. they still need to take care of their regular workload as well. san jose police need more officers on patrol as the department continues to experience th

this morning the victim is being treated in the burn unit at saint francis hospital in san francisco. police sources are telling ktvu the young man in this case suffered severe burns to both of his legs. police have not said at this point what was used to start the fire on board the bus. the driver of the line 57 bus did notice the fire in the back and pulled over right near the intersection near macarthur boulevard and ardley avenue to get them for the young man. police however say they have no description of the people involved in the attack. >>> a march is planned in santa rosa for andy lopez, a 13-year- old boy shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. supporters will march demanding eric gel house be indicted on criminal charges. he shot lopez when he was holding a bb gun that looked like an assault rifle. gelhouse said he thought it was real and asked him to drop it but he did not. >> reporter: we want this killer to go to jail. he is sitting comfortably in his house while my son is sitting in a freezer with seven gunshots. >> the board of supervisors will discuss the

francis memorial hospital in san francisco.ty of his injuries are unknown at this time. >> state regulators have released more information about what happened at a castro valley nursing home that was shut down. documents show that regulators are visited valley springs manner four times before and after its closure. the inspector who visited the facility on october 24th, just hours before it was supposed to be shut down from 21 residents still on-site. the inspector to document the problems and then just left. the following day another inspector came from the same problems. state officials say that the procedures are not fault. say that the procedures are not fault. >> soon, californians from sacramento to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. yeah,

now, this morning the victim is being treated in the burn unit at saint francis hospital in san francisco. police sources teller letter this young -- tell ktvu this new england man suffered severe burns to his legs. the driver of the line 57 bus noticed the fire and pulled over near the intersection of macarthur boulevard and ardley avenue to get help for the young man. i checked with oakland police and so far they have no description on the person responsible for this attack. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:04. later today another march is planed in santa rosa for andy lopez, the 13-year-old boy shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. the march will head to the district attorney's office, demanding that the sheriff deputy, eric gelhouse, be indicted on criminal charges. he two weeks ago he shot andy lopez when he was holding a bb gun that looks like an assault rifle. the officer said he thought it was real, repeatedly telling lopez to drop it, but he did not. a lawsuit is now being filed in federal court against deputy gelhouse and sonoma county. >> we want this kill