stephanie chuang live in our san francisco newsroom. this proposition really gapd national attention. >> it really did. airbnb is more popular, makes more money in places like new york city. san francisco is home to the company, so it would be a symbolic sort of blow. moreover, it could set sort of precedent should this arise in other cities. the final ballot count on prop f, 55% no to the 45% yes of the more than 133,000 votes. that 55% no vote is what an airbnb funded poll conducted last week had predicted. supporters of f say short-term rentals are taking away housing in a city where there's already a shortage of options. opponents say they were to spy on one another and took away the opportunity for people to pay their mortgages. it would have limited short-term representless in san francisco to 75 days a year instead of the existing 90-day cap if hosts aren't home, unlimited number of days if hosts are home. it would have completely banned rentals of inlaw units and meant a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail. the yes

"today in the bay" stephanie chuang joins us live from our san francisco newsroom. this man's crime trail started ten miles away. >> thankfully ended in san francisco without anybody else getting hurt, especially in such a busy part of town. we heard many witnesses who saw and heard the chaos unfold. >> the suspect down. suspect is not moving at this time. not sure if he has been hit. >> police say it was after 4:00 yesterday afternoon when a suspect dressed in white coveralls climbed aboard this is near st. luke's hospital in the mission. the police chief says officers could actually hear shots fired as they arrived, saw the suspect pointing a rifle down below towards the hospital and that's when three officers opened fire killing the man. the police chief says about a half hour earlier he used a handgun to rob a sporting goods store in san bruno. still a lot of questions and we may learn more about the identity and this man, this suspect as investigators work to try to uncover his motive. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >> t

=laura/boxes= today in the bay's bob redell is live in our san francisco newsroom. >>> another bay areader committed with a gun stolen from an agent. >> the gun used in the shooting death of a local artist belonged to an i.c.e. agent. >> that's what police in san francisco are telling us. that gun was used to kill an oakland muralist this past september. it was stolen from a car parked in the south of market neighborhood here in the city, a gun that belonged to an agent with the federal department of customs, immigration and enforcement, otherwise known as i.c.e. yesterday the man accused of the murder appeared in an alameda court. you can hear from the video he was not happy. marquis holloway is a 20-year-old man from stockton who police say shot and killed antonio ramos as he painted the mural underneath 580 in oakland. investigators believe holloway was trying to rob holloway of his camera. holloway indicates that the shooting was accidental. his arraignment was delayed because of his outburst. he's expected back in court monday. you may recall the nbc bay area investigative unit rec

live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chaung, "today in the bay." >>> the search continuing this morning for a man accused of stabbing and killing his girlfriend on the peninsula. family members tell us 34-year-old olleen straw died saturday from multiple stab wounds. her boyfriend anthony kirincic is wanted in connection with her death. on afternoon they received a call from a woman saying her boyfriend hadded her and then taken off. all this happened in her home on south b street in san carlos. police found the suspect's car in a parking garage on industrial road in san carlos. but the suspect was not with the car. police then conducted an all-out search for him over the weekend. shutting down a nearby sutter health urgent care center for four hours thinking he might be hiding inside. officers also boarded b.a.r.t. trains looking for the suspect. but he is yet to be found. >>> happening today, the man accused of shooting and killing an oakland muralist heads back to court. 20-year-old marquise holloway is facing murder charges. he created quite a scene last week at his arraignm

live here in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chua ing, "today in the bay." >>> the man accused of shooting and killing an oakland muralist is headed back to court. kills of antonio ramos. the suspect created quite a scene at his arraignment. police believe he shot ramos because he wanted his camera. authorities say the gun used in that shooting was stolen from an i.c.e. agent's car in san francisco. >>> 5:03. the search continues this morning for a man accused of stabbing and killing his girlfriend on the peninsula. family members tell us colleen straw died saturday from multiple stab wounds. her boyfriend anthony kirincic is wanted in connection. it happened in her home on south b street in san carlos. police found the suspect's car in a parking garage on industrial road in san carlos. the suspect was not with the car. police conducted an all-out search for him over the weekend. they shut down nearby sutter health urgent care center for four hours thinking he could be hiding inside. officers boarded b.a.r.t. trains looking for the suspect but he is yet to be found. he is consi

live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang. >> thank you very much. >>> it is 5:07. the threat of winter storms has people in san francisco preparing for a potential flooding. this weekend neighbors can take up free sandbags at five different locations around the city. here's a list of the distribution sites. the fire department training facility at 19th and folsom streets and the great highway at balboa street and sunset circle parking lot at lake merced and golden gate on 7th street. all five locations will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. both this saturday and next saturday, as well. so, get ready. we're kind of in a pattern here of rain on monday. >> bearing down. el nino. >> don't let them get you down. >> actuallyila a little bit damn the streets from yesterday. >> we did have a quick-moving light shower in the south bay and that moved through right about 2:30 in the morning. that produced a little bit of a sheen on the roads before you head out. if you're about to head out soon, otherwise we'll have a chance to dry out. looking at some of those 24-hour rain

live in the san francisco newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> it's 5:02. happening later today, a north bay man accused in the deadly stabbing of his mother and fact are, 34-year-old nathan wilson was arrested on monday. he stands accused of killing his mother and father earlier in the day. family friends say for a long time wilson struggled with mental health ises. today he'll be arraigned in santa rosa. >>> you should be seeing more police officers on the roads starting tonight. they call this the holiday maximum enforcement period. holiday patrol beeves up staffing because drunk driving becomes such a problem over the long four-day holiday. duis shoot up to over 1,000 in the last several years. >>> enjoying the holiday cheer without the traffic jam. >> some big changes this year you'll need to know about. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in los gatos, it stems from the early traffic nightmare. cars get backed up there, kris. >> reporter: if you've ever been here, you know half of the fapt sizing has to do with being out of the car and not hearing

live here in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> we were flooded with pictures of the chaotic scene. an officer with his weapon drawn. you can always send us breaking news photos or videos and, again, that's isee@nbcbayarea.com. and also sign up for breaking news alerts and head to nbcbayarea.com or you can always download our free app. >>> a focus of a committee meeting in the east bay later today. in the spotlight, just five acres of land along tyce boulevard in walnut creek right near interstate 680. bob redell live in walnut creek with why some locals are saying not in my backyard. over, what, about 50 units. >> sam, even though housing is clearly badly needed here in the bay area, people who live in this area of walnut creek fear that a new housing development on this plot of land is currently occupied by the old jewish community center could ruin their neighborhood. the pulte home group, that's the builder, they want to build 53 homes on this five acres of land here. the builder would also like to add bike lanes and parking and like to demolish a

live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, today in the bay." >> thank you very much, steph. >>> let's check the forecast now and see if kids can get out there. a lot of the kids in the classroom all day. >> yes, my son was inside all day and he was just running all around the house. but it was cool. and if you had a chance to get out yesterday evening, you definitely needed a jacket. you will be putting on a heavier coat this morning as we start out with chilly temperatures and we'll have a lot of sunshine with some breezy wind. only 57 degrees at lunchtime today in the peninsula and the east bay at 59 degrees. but we'll make it into the low 60s. breezy wind and it will feel a little bit cooler in san francisco. 6 degrees as you head home. or getting the kids from school. let's get a look now from mike. leave early if you're heading across the san mateo bridge. >> that's the warning. a couple crashes on the approach and i took a look at the span, as well. look at this, westbound. here's a flat section and the high rise in the distance and that moves really well over the wat

. >> today in the bay's stephanie chuang joining us from our san francisco newsroom. steph, airbnb spent a lot of money trying to defeat that measure. >> reporter: it did, millions. voters rejecting prop f came to be known as the airbnb hall. the final ballot count on prop f, 55% of the more than 133,000 votes on this rejecting the measure that would have replaced regulations already put into place earlier this year. supporters of f said short-term rentals are eating away at the city's already limited housing stock. opponents said it encouraged neighbors to spy on one another and limited income options for middle class residents. prop f would have limited short-term rentless in the city to 75 days a year instead of the existing 90-day cap, unlimited number of days if hosts are home. it would ban rentals of in law units, making it easier for suits if the city investigated and even found no wrongdoing. it would have made it a misdemeanor punishable of up to six months in jail. spending on the yes and no campaigns vastly different. the yes on f including hotels, hotel wo

continuing coverage of this destructive tour bus crash the heart of san francisco's union >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 newsroomng up at 6:00. we have continuing coverage of this destructive tour bus crash in the heart of san francisco's union square. it remains a chaotic scene there. we have reporters stationed all around town at the hospitals at the accident scene and we'll have live coverage. we are also following the latest developments from paris. deadly terror attacks at multiple locations. president obama extending his condolences and support to the people of france. we'll take you there tonight at 6:00. >> want to show you a quick picture right now out of paris, photos of the eiffel tower. the lights have been dimmed in remembrance of the lives that have been lost. more at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. >> bodies lay in the streets after multiple coordinated attacks. over the hundred people killed bombings and shootings. please stormed a concert l where

san francisco. we begin with scott budman from our newsroom where you have been monitoring everything. it's changing every minute here. >> you're right, raj. minute by minute, news is coming in. french president hollande declaring a state of emergency and has closed the country's borders. a number of video from sources on the ground in paris. within the last 90 minutes, the hostage situation inside a music hall has ended. the concert hall, we're told, had more than 100 hostages inside. we have heard of more than 100 deaths in the concert hall. trying to figure out how many. also an attack just outside the national soccer stadium in paris where officials are reporting at least one suicide bombing. and germany was going on. scott/on cam here in the u-s, president obama spoke earlier this evening at the white house .. showing his support for france and its leaders .. take sot: :13 - :31 "once again, we've seen an outrageous attempt to terrorize innovent civilians .. an attack not just on paris, but on all of humanity and the universal values that we share." runs=:19 ==take vo== there were

. >> reporter: the san francisco police commission is meeting to discuss its new potential protocol on wednesday at city hall. in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the san jose police department is testing body cameras of its own and plans to deploy them next summer. >>> and coming up, they were told not to do it, but they are doing it anyway. it doesn't look good. hundreds of demonstrators take to the streets in paris to protest the climate conference. >> talk about being in the right place at the right time. two brothers save a trapped bald eagle and get recognized for one of the best selfies of 2015. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ests aren't . >>> sleuth chaos today in paris, ahead of a climate change conference. protests aren't allowed because of that state of emergency in effect since those terror attacks. but hundreds got together anyway. police moved in. you can see what happened. officers used tear gas, pepper spray and billy clubs to break up the crowd. protesters responded by throwing things at police. more than 200 people were arrested. activists decided to cancel the protests planned for tomorrow. >>> president obama has arr

san francisco. these are the latest pictures into the kron 4 newsroom.corner on this tire shop fire that took place in the 7:00 hour at 16th and folsom in the mission district. it was so intense that the fire department, when they arrived to the scene, they knew right away, raised ladders, let's attack this from above. send thousands of gallons of water down to that building, instead of rushing the firefighters into the building because it was simply too dangerous for in them. there is video that we want to show you during the 7:00, 8:00 hour, thick black smoke reaching to the sky. good news to pass along, we're not hearing of any injuries. another update in a few minutes from now. please continue to send us pictures and video. . >>> welcome back. continuing to follow breaking news out of san francisco. 7:00 hour. we have gathered so much information for you over the past 30 minutes. we know that the fire started at a tire shop called rolling stock. this is at 16th and shot well. we also can tell you that there report. the fire department, as soon as. th

san ma teo 48 degrees. looking out toward the bay bridge and this is actually catching our attention in the newsroom. look out all that traffic heading out to san franciscol the taillights you would think this would be clear at this time of the day. but a lot of traffic to contend with late tonight. a lot of people heading out to san francisco and cold numbers as well. front advisory once again for the bay side locations locations and a freeze warning in place in the valley and the mountains for tomorrow morning. and there's a chance it could be extended into sunday morning as well. san jose that freeze warning in place tomorrow morning at 6:00 and then into the afternoon hours, lots of sunshine out there by 12:00 p.m. 53degrees and then cooling off rapidly. those temperatures in the mid- 40s. so here's that area of low pressure really cooling off the entire state over the last few days it's going to stick around. and as a result no dramatic warm ups. we were once tracking this system. thought it could bring us rainfall but now looks like all that energy is moving south. maybe just a few clouds approaching the bay area. there's a chance of isolated snow

newsroom. of course, we're all feeling heightens emotions. people gathers at san francisco'seld a candle light vigil to pay their respects and honor the lives lost. many of the bay area folks have ties to paris and they tell us this hits close to home. >> i was mortified and incredibly sad. a lot of our friends live out there and they're like, our family. and they took care of us. to think of them being helpless is hard. >> a few people we spoke with who moved here from france grateful their loved ones got out slaafely. >>> investigators trying to figure out a bus crash. we brought you this report last night at 5:00 p.m. a double decker tour bus went speeding down post street, slamming into cars and people. including a bicyclist. 20 people were hurt, six are still in critical condition. the bus driver was taken to the hospital. investigators will be talking to him as well as 30 other witnesses. >>> the final count down is on for a key piece of the old bay bridge. caltrans is set to explode this morning. we have a look at the new span of the bay bridge. if you're hoping to cat

san francisco state. this is video we got into the newsroom. dozens of people holding candles in remembrance of those who died in the attack last week. a student from cal state long beach was among those who were killed. there will likely be more air strikes tonight. for the latest go to nbc bay area.com. you can help to reach out to people impacted in paris. you can find the link on how to do it at nbc bay area.com. >> while cleaning up the streets in less than an hour, berkeley city leaders are set to vote on new rules that moved transients out of parks. the homeless and homeless advocates say it is nothing more than an assault on people forced to live on the streets. nbc bay area jody hernandez is live in berkeley where demonstrations have been going on for days now. the vote is supposed to happen tonight. >> that's right. the homeless have been camped out here in front of city council chambers since yesterday. right now they are holding a rally outside. they feel the city has declared war on them. they are not going to stand for it. many ot

newsroom. >> pam: out of san francisco. and the top of the news at 5:00, said this is the police are on the scene of a reported shooting. grant has been gathering additional information angeles us now with no details. grant? >> grant: the person on this construction elevator at st. louis hospital. you conceits what team member's closing in on the individual near the top of this five story building. in the mission. flossie's cesar chavez. -- along, cesar chavez. >> grant: are going to look at the live shots now at the corner of the building. where the emergency vehicle of that corner is where that construction elevator was. the individual who died, near the top floor of that elevator. his body has been brought down to the first floor. as crews worked to figure out what happened. >> grant: initially, coming in at 4:00 this afternoon with a gunshot wound. the gun shots reported as 4:00 and unclear if the person who died took his own life it is unclear if there was an exchange with police or anyone else. we also, not know the i

newsroom" i'm thuy vu. on tonight's show, discipline in schools, sequoias under stress and san francisco house battle. san francisco voters rejected proposition f. airbnb spent more than $8 million to defeat the measure. was the vote against prop f a vote in favor of airbnb. to answer that question here is kqed reporter marisa lagos. was this a protest vote? >> this is a case of money mattering in an election. all told i think we will see it is closer

newsroom" i'm thuy vu. on tonight's show, discipline in schools, sequoias under stress and san francisco house battle. san francisco voters rejected proposition f. airbnb spent more than $8 million to defeat the measure. was the vote against prop f a vote in favor of airbnb. to answer that question here is kqed reporter marisa lagos. was this a protest vote? >> this is a case of money mattering in

san francisco based "air-b-n-b" responding the defeat of prop f tonight. air bnsp >>> just in to our newsroom. this is a hot issue, airbnb responding to the defeat of prop f tonight. prop f has been defeated. 55% to 45%. it would have limited the number of days a private housing unit could be rented out. airbnb saying tonight, a decisive victory for the middle class, voters stood up for work families right to share their homes and opposed an extreme hotel backed industry measure. >>> a clever commercial that reveals a little too much about santa. this is a commercial from paypal and it is drawing criticism in the uk. the viewer says that the ad suggested that only parents deliver presents on christmas. paypal says it will alter the commercial schedule so it only runs after 9:00 in the evening. >>> up next, kelly johnson talks about the latest drama with the 49ers and what happened with the sharks in san jose tonight. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck

newsroom. coming up at 6:00, after neighbors complained police cracked down in san francisco's haight.ook at what they have taken off the streets. plus burglars ransack a house and stop to raid the fridge. how their snack break could end up getting them caught. that and more at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: today, u.s. air strikes and kurdish troops pound isis in iraq, while at home, an alleged isis sympathizer is charged in a plot to murder u.s. service members. also tonight, a judge orders a baby removed because the foster parents are lesbians. tornadoes ripped through the midwest. >> seeing that we have nothing, it's scary. >> pelley: and, an army captain is awarded the medal of honor for an extraordinary act of heroism. >> i would turn that right back in, right now, and say, no thank you, bring my guys back. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition.

newsroom" i'm thuy vu. on tonight's show, discipline in schools, sequoias under stress and san francisco house battle. san francisco voters rejected proposition f. airbnb spent more than $8 million to defeat the measure. was the vote against prop f a vote in favor of airbnb. to answer that question here is kqed reporter marisa lagos. was this a protest vote? >> this is a case of money mattering in an election. all told i think we will see it is closer to 9 million or $10 million. the opposition spent a fraction of that. >> just a tenth. >> and i think that voters heard that. the measure wasn't as well crafted as perhaps it could have been. it was very easy to attack. and you know, this was something that a lot of the cities, the mayor, a lot of the cities sort of political establishment came out against. but we saw other issues that i think we want to talk about where housing played front and center. >> wrooel get to that in a second. let's talk about the mayor's race. mayor ed lee easily won re-election. he picks up 60% of the vote. but 40% of the voters said no to him. to what extent was that percen

newsroom for abc7. >> thanks. it is 5:04, san francisco police are asking increase your hope in catching a man would problem add store after attacking the clerk. the employee is struggled to fight off the feast. the robber moves face is covered. he takes $200 in cash from the clerk and the register at a store on ocean avenue near lakewood three days ago. if you have any information call san francisco police. >> the man who gun down a vallejo police officer will spend the rest of his life in prison. a judge has sentenced henry smith for three consecutive life temperatures for murdering officer capoot during a fat case in november of learn learn. the jury found smith guilty of murder with special circumstances in july. the prosecutors pushed for a death sentence but changed their mind after a judge declared a mistrial in the penalty phase. >> happening today, fast food workers upset over pay will go on what they say is their biggest strike ever. from san francisco to detroit, workers in a record 500 cities are reportedly planning walk outs a

stephanie chuang at san francisco city hall and we start with kris sanchez in the newsroom. we know the identity, but finding him is the task at hand right now. >> as we speak this morning, an active raid for that eighth attacker in a belgium neighborhood. we have a live look at that neighborhood in the capital city of brussels. there in the distance you can see law enforcement out in force. many of them dressed in all black. their faces concealed by masks. now, this is a neighborhood known to the government there for religious extremism. five men already arrested in that neighborhood with links to a vehicle seen near the attack site of the theater. one of the brothers attacked in paris. france also launching air strikes against isis and syria. isis this weekend claims it was behind the massacre there. now, paris is on edge this morning. it is the first of three days of official mourning. and the city protected by its military is still very much in shock. the french interior minister reports 168 raids overnight and put more than 100 people on house arrest. >> it's hell. it's

. >>> a san francisco woman has lost a contentious custody battle over her frozen embryos. kpix 5's allen martin is in the newsroom with the judge's decision and what happens next. allen. >> reporter: really interesting case, ken, because today's ruling certainly a victory for the husband to wanted the them destroyed. while they were married they signed an agreement to destroy the embryos if they split up. the woman had cancer and can't have children and now she says they are her last chance to have children. a san francisco judge ruled that by california law, the former couple's pre-existing agreement trumps the woman's desire to keep the embryos. >> i think the court would have ruled this way even without there being an agreement. it's tough. it's a case that judges live for but also they don't want meaning it's a case of first impression. it's a first time and you're looking around, how am i going to decide this? it's very difficult. this decision was a very thoughtful one, very reasoned one. >> in the end, the judge decided that lee cannot force her ex-husband to become a father. but the embryos likely won't b

newsroom for abc7. >> you may soon see more pit stopped around san francisco and, banding the mobile restroom program.ook like these in the tenderloin making the neighborhoods cleaner. the city has saved 165 gallons of water a day because the streets where the toy lets are install means less power watching. -- washing >> the oracle arena court will be converted to the original city logo the first time a team has switched out for a hardwood classics game in nba history. tomorrow night they will wear the alternate uniforms for the first of eight games with tip-off at 7:30 against toronto raptors. we showed you the moment of silence and trading on wall street and a look at the big board showing the dow is rallying and up 60 points. >> an expert wants that 50 billion devices i don't be subject to cyber attacks. >> we are in the nasdaq with more in the money report. jane? >> yes, good morning, very interesting to watch the market. asia and europe tourism and airline stocks were hit but it and a welcome to digest the news of paris and big question, are americans scared? will they stay home since the targets

newsroom. coming up at 6:00. selling marijuana on fisherman's wharf. >> we don't want to become the amsterdam of san francisco. >>g to sell pot at one of the bay area's iconic tourist spots. we'll take a look at that. join us for more coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tougher screening ore for americans flying overseas. russia takes a major step. and investigators zero in on the cause of that russian jet tragedy. also tonight, did candidate ben carson make up parts of his life story? once hailed as a hero, turns out the cop who staged his suicide had erratic behavior going back decades. and steve hartman with one of america's happiest home videos. >> i was like, "you know what? let me record this reaction." >> yeah, we have to get this. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. security screening is being tightened, flights are being canceled as investigators look

. >> just in to our newsroom, a homeless man has been arrested for spray painting that controversial symbol at the french american school. san francisco police say surveillance video from the scene pointed them to edward vanwright. the symbol seen here was discovered yesterday morning near the playground at hayes valley. school officials say the graffiti did not appear threatening and there was no obvious connection to isis. vanwright is facing vandalism and trespassing charges. not enough evidence to charge him with a hate crime. >> accusations and legal threats aimed at the santa clara county jail. a public interest law firm has filed what it hopes will be a class action lawsuit. calling solitary confinement inhumane and unconstitutional. robert handa is joining us with these new accusations. >> well, the sheriff's department and county officials are certainly dealing with a lot of issues related to the jail. the most high profile case involved a three correctional deputies accused of murder in the alleged beating of a mentally ill inmate. today, they accuse the county of abusing inmates who are awaiting trial and have not been dist

we are in the newsroom with the local race that is getting a lot of national attention. >> san francisco sheriff mirkarimi is facing a tough battle for re-election with a string of personal and official embarrassments in office from flunking a test that kept him carrying a service weapon to releasing a defendant charged in kate steinle's death. voters will decide whether short-term represent am sites like airbnb are helping or hurting the housing market in san francisco. airbnb has spent millions campaigning against proposition f. the measure puts those in san francisco who say airbnb is add source of income against those who feel airbnb chases long-term rentals out of the city. >> we are a situation where we rent out a spare bedroom in our house. we have been doing that since february of 2014. we have had industry -- zero complaints from neighbors. this allows neighbors to sue airbnb. >> if you want more information on election day we have a complete voter guide on our website at abc7news.com. polls open at 7:00 a.m. >> the family of a man who was shot and killed by oakland police is ne

newsroom. john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: right now, 20 people are injured, six critically, after this double-decker tour bus crash in san francisco. police say the careening bus smashed into a bicyclist and several cars before slamming into a building under construction. the open-top bus was speeding before it crashed into the tourist-packed union square. the biker is one with of the injured fighting for his life. it is unclear how the bus lost control. j.c.: not working a full day earning, yet, not working a full day, yet she is earning a six-figure salary. ed: kathy curran started asking questions. the trial court launched a review. reporter: ann heads fourth stroll the dogs. is the middle of the workweek, court is in session. the clerk lowell, miles away. pattern 5 investigates documented day after day. the third highest-earning clerk in the state rake in almost $170,000 last year. including the machine my she made setting pail for prisoners after hours. 5 investigates track the work habit for 26 days during a four-month period. and pound the clerk at the courthouse on average only two hor and 23 minutes a day much? on the ten

.>>> let's go in the newsroom with some stories we are working on. here's a big one of san franciscoale driver who slammed into two young kids walking to school this morning. what police are saying about her condition at the time of the accident. >>> we will also tell you how the 212-year-olds are doing now. based on the impact it is incredible they are still alive. >>> what is this story about where the connection between the pentagon and the national football league? >> this is probably going to surprise a lot of people. it turns out the pentagon has spent millions of dollars to pay professional football teams to hold a tragic events during the games which includes raters and 49ers. -- both the raiders and the 49ers. there's a good reason for doing this they say but at least two u.s. senators are livid. you will hear what they are saying about that coming up at 5:00. >> we will see you soon.>>> it's a modern-day problem with an ancient twist, a centuries- old plot line in spike lee's new movie. we will be right back. advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other l

newsroom. what can you tell. >> you're a presidential candidate you get a lot of attention. san francisco international airport tonight tells fox 29 united flight 1108 bound for boston was taxiing on the runway when it turned around and went right on back to the gate. this picture posted to twitter shows the governor and republican presidential candidate in a food court earlier today at that airport. now, united says the flight was delayed because of a disruptive customer on board and in a statement within the last hour governor christie's office said, authorities removed a passenger from that plane at the request of united airlines. the governor's people stressed that christie never interacted think passenger and that contrary to some reports on social media that passenger never threatened christie. the social meter ya reports indicated that that had happened, folks. the flight was delayed for about five hours. five hours. it's due to land in boston by about 8:00 o'clock tonight. we are working to learn exactly what happened on that flight. we will certainly keep you updated and i'm jeff

newsroom with more of that. >> we're going to be taking several different looks at the war on terror at 6:00. first, the san francisco doctor in mali right now he'll give us a sense of what's happening there, plus his idea to beat terrorists without going to war. also, the cyber fight against terror. why one west point professor says going through the back door is the wrong way to go. and the impact the attacks are having on travel. what are your rights? 7 on your side's michael finney looks at the options. it's all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> bob melvin traded in his baseball cap for a hair net today. >> melvin and his family and other members of the athletics front office prepared meals at st. vincent depaul in oakland. >> all part of volunteering the team has done for the past eight years. >> we live here, we live close by, these are important things we need to do in the community personally and professionally. >> feeding between 200 and 700 people a day and they depend on volunteers like melvin to get all those meals ready. >> such great work. well, many of us look forward to thanksgiving

newsroom, read it here. >> grant: houston ahmad shah the released this afternoon the 30 year-old san francisco woman behind the wheel of a white suvs ec on wednesday morning they said in the marina district the two boys walking to raise a middle school 830 that morning. they were at a vigil arrested for charge of four felony counts driving under the influence at all into it thousand dollars bail a former schoolteacher herself with a master's in bilingual education for the two boys injured they were taken to the coat general hustle both expected to survive. >> mark: after seventh police released images of her official said she walked in on all the new expressway him a note to a teller demanding money sheet say his on the next day if she went to the new bank on market and did the same thing fluff ball fathoms close my cash no one was injured. >> pam: days after freshman student stabbed and wounded four people there. >> mark: 18 year-old shot and killed. >> catherine: avenue this man is a little bit still trying to reconcile the quiet loner as described the person in that burst into a cluster of hunting knife

san francisco, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a missing 5-year-old girl from willits has been found safe tonight. that coming into the newsroom within the past 30 minutes. earlier the mendocino county sheriff reported the girl was last seen at 11:15 this morning in the front yard of her home. afternoon she disappeared marin county -- after she disappeared marin county sent a rescue team to look for her. but she is safe tonight. no details on where she was found. >>> members of a robbery crew known as the green glove bandits have been stopped in their tracks. police say they conducted round the clock surveillance of the group and then busted them just as they were robbing a gas station in san leandro last night. the name comes from the green gloves that they wore while committing more than 20 armed robberies. >>> an air france jet headed from paris to san francisco had to make an abrupt u-turn over the english channel. air france says the official cause for the turnaround was due to a minor technical problem. other reports suggest the flight diverted because of today's terrorist attacks in mali. flight radar shows the boeing 7

newsroom. the bay area woman once known as the most famous topless dancer in the world has died. the san francisco chronicle reports that carol doda died at st. luke's hospital on monday. she was a fame of the '60s performing topless at the condor club in north beach. in her final years she performed jazz numbers in north beach clubs and also opened a lingerie boutique. carol doda was 78 years old. >>> peanut butter, probably not your first thought as a game changer in the alzheimer's research. >> but the detection early could be a trip to your cabinets. britney bay explains why. >> reporter: telling you crystal clear stories from decades passed. >> when i grew up i wanted to join the waves, but my mother said you're not doing that. >> reporter: her memories of things more recent, like the day she moved out of her home, are getting more and more blurry. >> i said, well, i need somebody to take care of me. >> reporter: at 90 bee is showing early signs of alzheimer's. she was diagnosed by the most common method, called the minimental test. >> it's very intrusive. it's embarrassing. it's a list of qu

newsroom now. late this afternoon, police say the man you're seeing here inside of a big 5 sporting goods store on the peninsula stole a shotgun and then drove to a san francisco hospital in the mission district, climbed atop a building and started firing. we brought you the story as it was developing. it was breaking news yesterday during our 5:00 newscast. from the san bruno police department with a lot of new information. pete? >> reporter: yes, you know, san bruno police say this man entered the san bruno big 5 holding a paper advertising a shotgun. little did the managers know he had no intentions of buying it. police say the surveillance video shows 25-year-old javier lopez garcia holding a handgun by his waist directing the manager of this big 5 sporting good store in san bruno to hand over the shotgun. that's the same shotgun he pointed from a rooftop at st. luke's hospital then at san francisco police before he was shot and killed by officers. >> it was strange because he had an ad for a shotgun that he showed the manager, he said i'd like to look at this particular weapon. >> reporter: lieutenant tim ma hone with san bruno police describing the excha

san francisco bay. >>> snow in the sierra. we've been talking about it. take a look right now at new video just in to the newsroom. this was a scene at donner pass today. wow. this happened fast. snow is causing big problems for travellers just about an hour ago. all chain requirements were lifted. many drivers are still using chains, however, as a precaution. caltrans is fully staffed. up the went to plow trucks clearing roads. warning signs are up for drivers telling them to be careful. always a good idea. >>> anthony slaughter joining us now to tell you why you need to be careful if you're driving in the bay area tomorrow. >> yeah, showers and thunderstorms are going to spread across beginning tomorrow morning, right around 7:00. and they're going to be with us through the morning hours. the hours that we saw earlier this evening, they're pushing over towards the sierras. you just saw the snow falling, and it is still falling right now above 5,000 feet. we do have showers and thunderstorms forming off the coastline. all of this green you see here, that is scattered in nature. but it is thunderstorm activity. so

newsroom. you can get the new information on nbcbayarea.com. >>> other news, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a terrifying bus crash in one of san francisco's most well-known tourist spots. we brought you this report last night during our 5:00 p.m. newscast. when a double decker bus went speeding along post street lamming into cars and people. 20 people were hurt, six remain in critical condition. >> i hurt it was squeaking tires and a snap. so i turned around. i seen this bus coming at great speed. the next thing you know it started hitting other cars. >> the bus driver was among those taken to the hospital. investigators plan to talk to him as well as 30 other witnesses. >>> all right. let's get now to "today in the bay's" chuck coppola who is live in san francisco where 600 charges of dynamite will be used to destroy a five story underwater pier part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. chuck? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, we're out here on the bay. it's a brisk morning. the sun's just popped up a little to the left of the barges where the pier is going to be detonated. you're looking at a picture now. it shows in the center tha

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newsroom to explain. >> yes, super bowl 50 is less than 90 days away new and while the game is in santa clara, the official super bowl festival is here in san franciscosee the committee vision for have been city with the idea to on the village the week before so the locals can enjoy it first. but the committee is targeting wires along part of market street near justin herman plaza taking those down meaning disruption to treat scars and buses and then there is the cost. >> i have heard it could be seven figures and, honestly, i would rather spend the dollars on housing our homeless families >> details are still murky at this point and the super bowl host committee span told us the wires would be taken down for public safety to remove barriers for temporary structures. no decision has been made and there is still in word on who would foot the bill. ain the newsroom for abe -- abc7. >> the big board shows the dow is currently off 61 point on friday. >> also, today, 80 million united states jobs are at risk because of row pots -- robots the jane? >> yes, an alarming prediction here that so machine jobs at risk from automation economist from the bang of i

video in the kron4 newsroom showing us the hotel riddled with bullets and we will hear from someone that was in the hotel during the attack. >>> back here in the bay area. the san franciscottle seahawks and former starting quarterback kyle kaepernick will not put on a jersey. he is placed on the injured reserved list and effectively ends his season. we talked to fans that say it is time for the 9ers to move on. >> can't believe how things have unraveled. >> if kyle kaepernick connects with michael crabtree in the end zone and wins superbowl vii, would his mentor and first head coach jim harbaugh still be with the 9ers? would the struggles met gated. tony siegel seems to think so. >> it could change the course of history. >> well, we have certainly come a long way from this. when kaepernick were here his a ps were world renoun. he became distant with the media. the locker room fractured with some players defending the quarterback and others not so much. >> after last season, it is sad. >> in and out irony having shouldered the blame for a dismal season so far, the last win by his backup turned starter an injury to his nonthrowing shoulder and the possibility of surgery ha