this weekend, san ramon pd has a few safety tips for you "number one lock your car" san ramon policeorporal rob ransom wants to remind people not to lower their guard in this quiet town "you don't think that it is going to happen in a great community like san ramon but when you come shopping here there are people shopping for you" tip number two "not leaving anything valuables in your vehicle "yup, you can see some target bags" that leads to tip number 3.secure your packages in your vehicles "you should not be able to see anything from the outside of the car if that means putting them in your trunk, then do that" okay now let's see if you were paying attention have you done any shopping today? "no we are about to start" are you going to multiple locations or just this target? "probably go to a few, maybe macy's as well" alright, so what are you going to do with your bags from target? "put them in the trunk now" san ramon pd.they've got the message! in san ramon haaziq madyun kron4news hundreds of packages and letters spread across part of highway- 101 in millbrae when a postal worker

caused the outage that began at 7:30 this morning. 26,000 people do not have electricity in the san ramonring the crew in on a live report when we can. >>> mayor ed lee says that san francisco will not hand over the personal information of undocumented immigrants to the federal government. this comes as president-elect donald trump said immigration issues will be a top priority when he moves into the white house. the city collects some information, including names, birth dates and emergency contacts of undocumented residents in san francisco when they apply for a city identification card. supervisor john avalos says that information could be used by the federal government to track down card holders and their families. it is not clear if the federal government could force the city to turn over that information it gathers. >>> antioch's police chief and the principal at pittsburgh high school have differing account of the student demonstration against president- elect donald trump. 200 high school students marched off campus and into antioch. antioch's police chief say three pittsburgh stud

san ramon police say there is a power outage in the san ramon area. 26,000 customers are affected.ews are on scene. road closures. >> yeah. crow canyon road is closed heading out eastbound away from the freeway. our alex savidge is showing up. but we do have pretty extreme closures there. avoid the area if you can because there are big traffic problems there. >>> i talked with my friends yesterday about tom brady. the patriots are in town to take on the 49ers this weekend. the san mateo native tom brady poking fun about deflate-gate. the controversy. he was suspended four games this season because of it. there's a new ad for foot locker's week of greatness holiday kind of shopping promotion. some are debating if this is more of a punch to the nfl commissioner roger goodell. want to give you a setup. overhearing two shoppers in a cafe questioning how it can get better year after year. take a look. >> for the fifth year. >> is it possible to keep getting better after all of these years. >> it makes you think what foot locker is up to. >> that's an unfortunate mind- set that you have

. >>> light showers scattered, san ramon also was scattered showers. to the northeast the more light rainfall toward -- breaking up in petaluma but more rain to come. how long will it stick around? how about the first of the week? we'll talk about that coming up. >>> the sears getting hit with a snowstorm, the high peaks expected to get as much as 2 feet of snow overnight. in the valley still gets between six and 12 inches of snow. >>> make sure you have the free mobile app to get help you get around as the rain continues into the night. be the first to know about severe traffic in your area. keep you updated through breaking news push alerts. >>> hackers have hit the san francisco municipal transit agency. there are not accepting any form of payment. the gates are wide open for writers. there are serious concerns about how far reaching the impacts of this hack maybe. but you punt tosses is live on the embarcadero. >>> this is the entrance to muni right here behind me. the gates are still open. please tell people they can just go through. >> can i buy

. >> racial slurs discovered at four times at schools in the san ramon unified school district. >> california high school and monta vista in danville. >> our reporter is live at monta vista high where parents gathered to night. lisa? >> reporter: the meeting lasted several hours in library. lots of idea. opinions and emotions. that were gathered here tonight. >> what you are hearing now are symptoms of what is going on in the larger society. >> reporter: at mon ta vista high school, parents spoke about race. >> i understand your children don't experience the same things. but there are kids that are afraid. it's not just graffiti. >> reporter: what brought parents here was this graffiti found in the boys' bathroom. there have been four racist vandalism incidents in the san ramon valley unified school district in one month. three others at cal high. the most recent which looked similar to the monta vista graffiti incident found just today. >> all four now, ugly, harmful incidents. >> reporter: some parents here were shocked such a thing was happening at the schools. while others insist it has b

there have been four racist vandalism incidents in the san ramon valley unified school district in onee others at cal high. the most recent which looked similar to the monta vista graffiti incident found just today. >> all four now, ugly, harmful incidents. >> reporter: some parents here were shocked such a thing was happening at the schools. while others insist it has been going on for far too long. >> there is no empathy for other voices that are within this community. >> reporter: students' voices were heard loud and clear this morning. at an impromptu assembly, more than 100 students spoke, denouncing these acts. >> we need to prove that we are belter than this. >> reporter: the principal meantime reafirmed who ever is responsible could face suspension and possible expulsion. in danville, abc 7 news. >>> turning now to the trump transition. supporters of the president elect sparked controversy today when they said there was precedent for creating a muslim registry. that press dencedent, internmen japanese-americans during world war ii. live at sfo tonight with the bay area congress

tomorrow parents found out about yet another situation in san ramon. this meeting tonight was emotional, but the message, racist graffiti will not be tolerated in this school district. >> this is not ok. it is unacceptable. it will not be tolerated. >> montae vista parents filled the library with grim faces. the subject of graffiti -- racist graffiti was a serious subject. >> my kid was directly affected by it and brought me into it right away. >> someone had written "whites" on one side and "colored" on the other. >> this time i'm at california high school. it was similar to what took place at montae vista yesterday. j there have been a total of four racist graffiti since last month. three in san ramon. one here in danville. some blame the political climate in the us. tonight parents wanted to hear from the principal. >> if you don't have a great school climate, doesn't mean anything if people are walking around school feeling unsafe. >> now, one student in san ramon has been caught and disciplined. the principal tells me that the dialogue here will c

graffiti was found in the boys' bathroom it is the fourth such incident in less than a month in the san ramon school district the there some hidden surveillance cameras to find who did this and this led to the parents what the consequences are for something like this fourth >>james: 4 he headed politician and a minute that people ought to be engaged and not just during an election >>reporter: at the the election task as it is a higher than expected to go back and rolled and resurrect the rally he plans to hit swing state to help elect some presidents for he is known for his black power salute back of the 1968 mexico city in soft fifth, the nfl game was played in mexico was in 2005 and >>reporter: we all love christie she is a model host a logger author and the doctors told she wanted another child she stepped out of this issue will lead to the hearse arrogant even had hollywood today live >>james: we will be right back after this break >>james: he is said to appear at the superior court in hayward at 9:00 another person was treated for their injuries and arrested at a hospital >>reporter: fax

one at danville and three in san ramon. someone wrote "no n word allowed," similar to a graffiti found in a bathroom at a danville high school. there was candid and emotional conversation on race. some parents were shocked and others insist it has been going on too long. >> there is no empathy for other voices in the community. [ inaudible ] >> students voiced their opinions add an assembly yesterday morning. the principal said whoever is responsible could face suspension and possibly expulsion. >> new developments about president-elect's transition team. retired army lieutenant general michael flynn is the next national security adviser. he was a favorite for the job this week. he was offered it yesterday and a transition official confirms flip accepted. he is open to electing former rivals why he met with senator cruz and south carolina governor haley and now, mitt romney. >> from foes to friends, president-elect donald trump is making peace with former rival mitt romney, a republican who had the harshest criticism. >> i

. >> racial slurs discovered at four times at schools in the san ramon unified school district. >> california high school and monta vista in danville. >> our reporter is live at monta vista high where parents gathered to night. lisa? >> reporter: the meeting lasted several hours in library. lots of idea. opinions and emotions. that were gathered here tonight. >> what you are hearing now are symptoms of what is going on in the larger society. >> reporter: at mon ta vista high school, parents spoke about race. >> i understand your children don't experience the same things. but there are kids that are afraid. it's not just graffiti. >> reporter: what brought parents here was this graffiti found in the boys' bathroom. there have been four racist vandalism incidents in the san ramon valley unified school district in one month. three others at cal high. the most recent which looked similar to the monta vista graffiti incident found just today. >> all four now, ugly, harmful incidents. >> reporter: some parents here were shocked such a thing was happening at the schools. while others insist it has b

reporting live in san ramon, christin ayers, kpix5. "mike pence" got booed on broadway. [ cheering and applause ] [ booing ] >>> tonight vice president- elect mike pence was booed on broadway. he made a surprise visit to hamilton. after the show the cast had this message for him. half of all of us all of us (cheers) "mike pence" and incoming w hous ce >> we are a diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us, our planet, our children, our parents or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights, but we truly hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on behalf of all of us, all of us. [ cheering and applause ] s on this sunday's "face the nation". you ca >> mike pence and incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus will be guests on sunday's face the nation and you can watch it right here on kpix5. >>> tonight as donald trump's team is taking shape, he's taking a hard right turn on national security. veronica de la cruz shows us trump picked three conser

so tonight the antioch panthers host the san ramon valley wolves kickoff at 7:00.n antioch, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the mobile weather lab is in antioch tonight where the temperatures are:0s. we are cloudy and rain is not far behind. i'll have the weekend forecast and updated seven-day coming up. >> coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, political turbulence on a flight taking off from the bay area. how a pilot took control of a fight between two passengers over the results of the presidential election. >> but first, the markets closed up again today. ,,,,,,,,,,,, i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. wait, he won? that's an average tango... at best. >>> paul deanno is standing by. it should be a good one toni

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. >> the san ramon valley district is investigating this incident. the student responsible for another incident at another school has pushed the student responsible. >>> a city is resisting a hot line to help people. >> reporter: the district attorney's office has announced they are reactivitying the da hate crimes hot line in response to a recent rise in hate crimes in the city. it follows an attack on a nanny in the marina district. a man grabbed her hair and neck and told her, no latinos here. city leaders said this is one of a number of growing hate crimes nationwide. the san francisco police department and the da will be on hand to discuss the hot line. we will be at that conference at 10:00 and bring you coverage throughout the morning and the day, we will have more about highway people feel about the hot line being reactivated. >>> san leandro police are searching for one of the drivers in a r -- an incident yesterday. a driver was speeding away from a scene when they drove and hit an elderly couple. >> they hit the prius. when the firefighter

last-minute hamitic california high school and college after five cases a racist graffiti in the san ramon valley unified school district persson students said they don't land administrators but its actions need to be taken >>pam moore: after stopping a suicide bomb attack on saturday and his family went to retrieve his body which was on the east coast the unexpected happened on the airplane and they're heading out to the ruble as ever getting off of the plane the family was allowed to go off the plane first to they would not miss their connecting flight the father says the reaction was extremely upsetting painfully on the set of five it would trigger a much better in the meantime he is said to be buried at arlington national cemetery >>reporter: the plane registered to the flying club took off from sacramento heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>pam moore

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school. >> yes, but aprons pal in san ramon is -- a principal in san ramon is making sure her students off on the right foot. we have this week's "cool school" >>> reporter: the sun is barely up and all is quiet at gale ranch middle school in san ramon. but it all changes as soon as prince pal sue goldman walks out on the -- as principal sue goldman walks out on the sidewalk and starts grooving. >> it was selfish. it was a great way for me to start the day. who doesn't like to dance, you know? >> reporter: she started it as a way to getter will students energized about going to class and it works. >> say for example you have a test during school. and it's nice to just let loose and let go of your worries. >> it makes me happy to have a happy teacher every day. >> reporter: her playlist is diverse. a little earth wind and fire, some justin timberlake and the cupid shuffle. her dance moves get everyone going. ♪[ music ] >> so tell me the truth. is she a good dancer? >> yes, she is a very good dancer. >> reporter: so she has some moves? >> yes, she does. >> i'm not a great dancer. i am no

that brings the total to four such incidents in the san ramon unified school district. it's why a number of concerned parents and school officials showed up to the high school to discuss this on going issue. they want to send the message that these incidents need to be stopped. >> this is not okay. it is unacceptable. it will not be tolerated. >> my kid was, hey, directly affected by it and brought me into it right away. >> reporter: tof the four incidents, three took place at california high and one of the students at cal high was caught and punished for writing on the bathroom wall. live in danville, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. >>> new this morning, social media lit up overnight with a lot of fans upset with rapper kanye west. >> he performed at the sap center in san jose and drew heavy boos when the music stopped and he turned political. >> it's racism, period. not one or the other candidate will instantly be able to change that. >> many people actually got up and walked out when kanye told the crowd he didn't vote in this year's election

. >>> for the fourth time this month students in san ramon have found racist graffiti written in the bathrooms. this is not the only school dealing with this problem. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live in san ramon and, laura, there's a et moog for parents tonight. >> reporter: the school district has called for a parent meeting tonight and the group to discuss just the latest in a series of disturbing incidents on this campus. >> honestly i cried this morning. >> reporter: for the fourth time in four weeks students at san ram ramon's california high have found racist graffiti scrawled on a bathroom wall again including exme tifz and slurs aimed at african-american students and the black student union. >> we have 200 members in our bsu and have-to-have them all texting me scared to come to school today, it freaks me out. >> reporter: for a time this morning students with respect courted to the bathrooms by teachers and staff. >> the fifth incident we've had in our school incident of rates of graffiti within the last month and certainly disturbing and a challenge. >> young peop

katie is live at california high school in san ramon where we have learned police are involved as well. katie? >> reporter: ama, police are investigating this as possibly a vandalism crime. tonight's emergency meeting of staff and it could address the hateful messages. some are calling for swift and serious discipline. >> in my personal opinion this is an emergency. >> reporter: five incidents of racially do roughing for graw fee -- derogatory graffiti. racial slurs scrawled on bathroom walls as seen in these pictures. the pain is searing for students who see it as a threat. >> i can't even explain to you what it feels like to come to a campus that i loved for four years and not feel safe. i run a club of 150 kids who don't feel safe and are muslim and lgbt and are women. clear. consequences are >> i know what happens if i come to school if i show my bra strap and if i hit somebody. but i don't know what happens to do if someone is throwing racial slurs. >> a student has been disciplined, but strict rules keep the district from saying much. >> that's not only because we are protecting

san ramon is 36. we have cupertino at then. concord and morgue hill at 39, livermore at 35. we are flirting with frost and tonight is the same and maybe a degree or two warmer. we will fund our attention ahead to the storm coming in with the missing ingredient when it was a "1" are the winds. now they will gust up to possibly 40 miles per hour. i will tell you when rain and the winds get to director neighbor ahead. >> new details this morning, we have learned a 20-year-old gang member has been arrested for shooting at two san jose police officers on sunday night. police took the parole yes into custody in connection with the incident. the two officers were not hurt. a large search was launched for the shooter but called off when he was not found. it was called an "assassination attempt." a driver was badly injured when his car was hit and burst into flames. sky 7 was over northbound 880 near the 237 interchange in milpitas after it happened. look at the backup! the man's small car believed a nissan caught fire after being rear ended at full speed by a pickup. several good sa

good morning. >> reporter: when sue goldman became principal at this middle school in san ramon four years ago, she had found her dream job. >> i landed in heaven when i got here. best school, best staff, best kids, best parents. >> reporter: still, just because sue loves middle school, doesn't mean everyone here does. >> let's face it, middle school is hard. and it can be an awful three years for kids. >> reporter: and so it was in her quest to make middle school a little less awful. >> this is what we do. >> reporter: last march, sue decided to try something a little more creative. >> good morning. >> reporter: a way, she thought, to start kids off on the right foot. then the left. and the right again. >> you ready? we're going. >> reporter: it was the day sue hooked up her phone to a speaker, dragged it in front of the school, and danced. >> have a great day! >> reporter: danced like no one was watching. which of course they were. >> they thought i was crazy. i was crazy. and then they started dancing with me. >> who's dancin'? >> reporter: none of them have stopped since. it was

very thick there and probably san ramon. if you have some let me know. know it's really dancing around and south has some as well. steven says good morning sir. this old tie? thank you. how are we looking for our great veterans day parade. the parade is at 1:00. after the morning fog you will be good. >>> 60s on the coast and 70s inland and mid 70s. i think we will still be okay here but a little bit cooler than we were on wednesday and thursday. system moving in getting weaker by the moment but dragging in higher clouds and the breeze turning more on shore by the coast. some of that fog will plan for a slightly cooler forecast. off shore breeze all shore long. around the bay there's stul a component in the northeast but as we see right there, taking a turn more to the west so that's a sign of things to come. 40s and 50s on the techs. 48 atmore began hill. 46 in boulder creek. one elevation above scotts valley in the mid 60s. so there are chilly readings and some that are mild to warm. 28 in truckee. this system looks good but by the time it arrives main

with me right now is doug jin president of the san ramon valley kiwanis and mary wong worthman presidentf the junior league of san jose. thank you for volunteering your time here. >> thank you. >> give us an idea, first of all, in terms of the kiwanis club, it's participating in the november 19th event at all the safeway stores. how is it participating and why is it an important thing for kiwanis to be involved? >> absolutely. we have 35 kiwanis members in our club and we also engage a lot of our high school students we sponsor in the key club. we usually have around 75 volunteers with the four local safeway stores on the 19th. we usually collect around 7,000, 8,000 pounds of nonperishable items for the food bank. so it's a wonderful event and i think it's important being in the san ramon valley area, one of the more affluent areas, we try to have our community do their part to raise foods and nonperishables for our county food banks. it's very important that we contribute as much as we possibly can. >> i always knotnotice because son, mason, always participates and i think my daughter,

cow high school in san ramon has been targeted four times while monte vista has been targeted twice. >>> a couple is recovering from a brutal head-on catch and asking for help catching a second suspect involved. they were on their way to the store when a car involved in a running gun battle hit their prius head on. it left her with multiple broken bones and paul with injuries that have him fighting for his life. one person is in custody. they're hoping the driver of the second car is also caught. >> that kind of person readily endangering the lives of everybody round him doesn't deserve to be out. >> reporter: want to show you an image of a van caught on surveillance camera. investigators think it may be a rental car. the dorens are hoping somebody recognizes it. paul doren has been unable to communicate except to squeeze his wife's hand. >>> we have developing news of a tennessee school bus driver under atest for vehicular manslaughter. following the death of -- children from kindergartners to fifth graders crashed in chattanooga. 20 kids recovering from injuries. earlier tonight in

. >>> parents are demanding change tonight after racist graffiti was put on the building in san ramon >> when will you do something? >> the parents are asked for immediate expulsion after racist remarks were written on the wall. parents met with the district about their concerns. >> it needs to be a very clear communication about a zero policy that there is no tolerance for this type of dialogue. >> members of the school board will meet after the thanksgiving break on what can be done about hate speech and graffiti in school. >>> and president-elect donald trump is expected to meet with possible candidates. today, mr. trump appointed senator jeff sessions as u.s. attorney general, causing alarm here in the bay area. nbc's jean elle is here on that matter, what is the primary concern? >> reporter: well, raj, people who work in the marijuana business worry that jeff sessions will shut down this growing industry. and civil rights groups worry he will not stand up for every american. president-elect donald trump names alabama senator jeff sessions for u.s. attorney general, a move that ha

san ramon valley school district leaders are responding about a handful of reports of racism graffitit monte vista high school, white on one urinal and colored on the other. last night parents filled a packed meeting to talk about this problem. >> my kid was pained. brought me into it right away. >> if you don't have a great cool climate doesn't mean anything if people are walking around school feeling unsafe. >> there have been a total of four reports of racist graffiti in this school district starting last month three at california high school at san ramon one at monte vista high in danville one student was caught for writing on the bathroom wall. >>> nearly two dozen people out of their home because of a fire that spread throughout a south bay apartment complex. this was our lead story yesterday during this newscast. start the at the timberwood apartments in south san jose. two people were trapped on a balcony at one point but did escape. one telling us it started when someone threw a fire bomb into their bedroom. >> some of the family members say an insindry device was used it's u

san ramon valley unified school district leaders are responding after racist graffitis found at high schools. just this week it was discovered in the boy's restroom at monta vista high school. one of the students who found the bigoted words on wednesday, it said whites on one side, colored on the other. last night parents filled a packed meeting to discuss the problem. >> my kid was directly affected by it and brought me into it it right away. >> if you don't have a great school climate, it doesn't mean anything if people are walking around school feeling unsafe. >> there have been a total of four reports of racist graffiti starting last month, three in california high schools in san ramon and one at monta vista high school. one student at cal high was caught and punished for writing on the bathroom wall. >> keeping things consist accidently cold. so much for starts in the 50s. >> very cold out there. getting ready for a soggy weekend as this storm system rolls in. details coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> right now folks are just rolling by. 580, our camera in dublin, no p

katie is live at california high school in san ramon where we have learned police are involved as well. katie? >> reporter: ama, police are investigating this as possibly a vandalism crime. tonight's emergency meeting of staff and it could address the hateful messages. some are calling for swift and serious discipline. >> in my personal opinion this is an emergency. >> reporter: five incidents of racially do roughing for graw fee -- derogatory graffiti. racial slurs scrawled on bathroom walls as seen in these pictures. the pain is searing for students who see it as a threat. >> i can't even explain to you what it feels like to come to a campus that i loved for four years and not feel safe. i run a club of 150 kids who don't feel safe and are muslim and lgbt and are women. >> the consequences are clear. >> i know what happens if i come to school if i show my bra strap and if i hit somebody. but i don't know what happens to do if someone is throwing racial slurs. >> a student has been disciplined, but strict rules keep the district from saying much. >> that's not only because we are prot

. >> she's middle school principal in san ramon. garvin thomas has tonight's bay area produced. >>> sue goldman says she's not shy about sharing with students that she didn't like school at all and came close not to graduating high school. maybe what she needed back then was a principal like she is today. >> good morning, good morning. >> reporter: when sue goldman became principal at ranch mid-school in san ramon four years ago, she had found her dream job. >> i landed in heaven. best school, best staff, best kids, best parents. >> reporter: just because sue loves middle school doesn't mean everyone here does. >> let's face it, middle school is hard. and it can be an awful three years for kids. >> reporter: and so it was in her quest to make middle school a little less awful that last march, sue decided to try something a little more creative. a way she thought to start kids' day off on the right foot. then the left. and the right again. >> you ready? you ready? we're going. >> reporter: it was the day sue hooked up her phone to a

i want to talk to the other folks, danville and san ramon and dublin, into hayward, 238, 680 is wet andnother good shower headed to menlo park. richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge, there are puddles, at 50 to 56 through 7:00 with showers tapering to sunny in the afternoon and low-to-mid 60s.

let's head over to a crash in dublin at west of the interchange westbound 580 at san ramon road.his is a car versus a big rig crash. that big rig is on the shoulder. but the car is still blocking the middle lane. now, over to the bay bridge toll plaza. the maze to downtown westbound will take you just 33 minutes here. but if you are traveling from the carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze, that commute is 52 minutes right now. let's move over to the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city into the peninsula traffic stopped 880 to 101, 32 minutes. >>> good morning, everybody. this is our live hi-def doppler radar in search of some raindrops not seeing any here. it's all well upstream carry an umbrella to be safe but if we get wet today, nothing measurable as far as accumulation is concerned. we have the cloud cover and we have areas of fog in santa rosa and in napa with visibility roughly down to a quarter of a mile. temperatures into the 50s. later today mostly cloudy skies, winds pick up with a weak disturbance out of the south, 10 to 20 miles per hour. t

in san ramon, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> the school officials say whoever is responsible for the graffiti will be expelled. they are also considering filing other charges against the suspect. >>> a central valley man accused of sexual assaulting a san leandro teenager appeared in court today. 40-year-old ian teager stood in front of the judge in alameda county. police arrested him two weeks ago. they say he tricked a 14-year- old girl on social media by pretending to be a teen. they arranged to meet and he drove her to a motel and sexually assaultedded her. today the judge advised teeinger to get a lawyer. [ inaudible ] november 30th. police are asking parents in the bay area.. and central valley where teager is from.. to talk to their children about predators. they believe there >> police are asking parents in the bay area as well as the central valley where teager is from to talk about predators. >>> bart agreed to pay more than $3 million to the family of a bart police detective killed by a fellow officer. sergeant smith was accidentally shot as he and a partner searched a dublin apart

and it is just outside of pg&e's san ramon technology center. police after this happened had to come in and shut down crow canyon road in both directions while crews came in and did their work. initially 26,000 homes and businesses were left in the dark. and that included 16 schools in this area. >> we put flashlights in every restroom, in some of the room that's don't have windows. so we were just trying to make sure that everyone had something to illuminate at least where they were going and what they were looking at. >> reporter: so that was someone we spoke with in the front office at green brook elementary school in danville. they say the power was off all morning long for the kids but came back on just about 11:00. and staff members there passed out flashlights and put them in the classrooms and the bathrooms. and some of the kids had to move outside so they could have more light to do their work in. now, power also out at nearby charlotte wood middle school in dan villas well. we're told though that the lights came back on there about 10:

one in danville, they at cal high school in san ramon and one yesterday.omeone where "no n word allowed." similar to the racist graffiti found in a bathroom at a high school. leaders and parents met for what turned out to be an emotional and candid conscious on race. some parents were shocked it is happening at their schools and others insist it has been going on too long. >> this is no empathy for other voices in the community. [ inaudible ] >> it is a symptom of the larger society and what is going on. >> students vote their opinions yesterday morning. >> whoever is responsible could face suspension and expulsion. >> rebound is on pay to peru. this is new video from overnight. the president is boarding air force one. he met with hers of britain, france, italy, spain and germany discussing security, the economy and what donald trump means for nato and efforts to fight the climate. he is in peru and attending economic summit with many asian country leaders. >> san francisco public defender is preparing for president-elect donald trump's thomas of deportati

instead, we were told to talk to san ramon valley school officials but here's what they sent home in a note to parents. it says, in our district, harmful words used during the election coincided with two ugly incidents of racist graffiti at one of our high schools for the words exchanged on the campaign trail and racist words written on bathroom walls cry out for how much we need to support, teach, and listen to our children. so in this letter school officials are putting the blame squarely on election rhetoric. students and parents are starting to arrive at school right now. hopefully, i will be able to talk to them about how they feel about it and if they think the school district is doing enough to stop these incidents. back to you in the studio. >>> police investigate a hate crime in fremont. investigators say a woman's car was vandalized and hate filled the notes toward muslims were left on her windshield. it happened when she was hiking at mission peak in fremont. she says she wears a headscarf to protect yourself from the sun. somebody probably thought she was wearing a hijab,

more racist graffiti was found at california high school in san ramon. this is now the fourth incident at that high school in just the past few weeks. and now parents are saying this is part of a much bigger problem on campus. kron4's lydia pantazes was at the school's emergency meeting where the discussion about the graffiti got pretty heated. a big story we are following this morning. one person is dead after a plane crashed into a home in moss beach. another person who was on board that plane was injured and taken to a nearby hospital. here's video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. the crash was first reported just after 11:15 friday morning. officials say the plane was coming from sacramento. and it was scheduled to land at the half moon bay airport. people who saw the wrecked plane couldn't believe what happened. officials say no one on the ground was injured. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b will be investigating the crash. there mees) civil in her scenes is the cup. harrison's here say they all live ministers fashion needs to be

. >> reporter: inside a beautiful home in affluent san ramon debra kill lien and her 25 -- killeen and her 25-year- old son kent remember a time before powerful painkillers took over. >> never in a mull onyears did i ever -- million years did i e think i would have -- did i ever think i would have a child that was subject to addiction. >> reporter: when he was 11 years old he was hit by a car on a bike. >> that's whip first experienced any kind of open -- when i first experienced any kind of opioids and i fell in love immediately. >> reporter: the feeling was irresistible. >> just a harm hug. it was indescribable. >> at first i thought you could just take away the pills and everything would be okay, but soon found out that was not the case. >> reporter: from vicodin to norco, by 10th grade oxycontin and eventually heroin. >> it was cheaper and achieved the same high. >> sometimes if they can't get prediscriminations, they will buy pills on the street -- prescriptions, they will buy pills on the street or turn to heroin. >> this is bigger than any drug epidemic we've see to date. >> the

colder when the cloud cover came in upper 30s, san ramon. more 40s showing up and the cloud cover will play into a mostly cloudy day, today with highs, upper 50s for many. maybe a few mid-50s sal, what do you have at 6:30? >> we have a structure fire it looks like in west oakland 10th street. 1712 on 10th street is the address we have. this neighborhood, west oakland near 880, for awhile, the smoke was coming out. it looked like the smoke has died down. if you are you this in that neighborhood, you can see -- it's not affected >> let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza nearby backed up to the maze, heater meters lighteds are on. big backup, it seems like a commute that is a little more filled in than yesterday at this time. as we look at the east bay commute, you can see slow traffic on 880, heading south, 238 getting down to 92 and san mateo bridge traffic is busy. a commove minor fender benders, more for the most part, we are looking at a typical commute in the east bay, which means it's getting slow. getting slow. >> reporter: good morning,

that brings the total to four such incidents in the san ramon unified school district just in the past month. it's why a number of concerned parents and school officials showed up at monta vista high last night to discuss this on going issue and send a message these incidents need to be stopped. >> this is not okay. it is unacceptable. it will not be tolerated. >> my kid was, hey, directly affected by it and brought me into it right away. >> reporter: both of those incidents i had been reported to police. of the four incidents, three took place at california high. we're told one of the students at cal high was caught and punished for writing on the bathroom wall. live in danville, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you very much. so much. all new this morning, more rant than rap. kanye west never shy about ruffling feathers. last night in san jose that was no exception as his concert quickly turned political. >> [ bleep ] racist country, period. and not one or the other candidate will instantly be able to change that. >> you hear that course of boos in the background.

east bay more widely scattered showers mere -- near livermore and san ramone. most of this just light passing showers as they move by. rainfall totals for today, not all that huge over the past 24 but still about a half inch as you made your way in towards san jose. 10th of an inch in santa rosa. someone unusual. and third of an inch in half moon bay. not a bad lookout now. clouds rotating on through. and yeah. looks like the rain will continue to workuts way through the -- its way through the bay area. nothing too heavy but a few downpours so if you're traveling be prepared, numbers now in the 40s and 50s. the storm originateing out of the gulf of alaska. it's going to bring showers overnight tonight and cold at times and cold and brisk by tomorrow afternoon. slight chance shoufrs again -- of showers again on wednesday but most of the week looking dry and cool. >> reporter: busy couple months. >> reporter: very busy. thank you for joining us this evening. we'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning. so after i get done here in 25 minutes, get up and get ou

shooting occurred east of mount year-old is played by gang-related graffiti >>pam moore: discovered a san ramon california high school this morning this is the fourth time this has happened in about a month >>reporter: their member of the organization here is another picture from last month were someone wrote whites and coloreds over bathroom your mouse a reminder of trees of rights and segregation the parent of another member says the fourth incident of race graffiti has a daughter very upset >>pam moore: today dish attorney george announced the hot line number is 415575444 the hot line will be open 24 hours >>pam moore: the victims' vehicle was struck by a speeding car and was involved in the rolling gunbattle through quiet neighborhood >>haaziq madyun: the person that's speeding vehicle was involved in the shootout occurred are victims of another car the police lt. lieutenant said the wife is in stable condition during a little better than her husband who was fighting for his life this neighborhood is a school zone the two vehicles involved in a shootout were traveling much faster to investi

>> it's similar to graffiti found in san ramon. there is concern that there could be copy cats. >>> a prominent supporter of president elect donald trump has caused controversy over his comments when he said that the internment of japanese americans is a precedent for creating a registry of muslim immigrants. >> we can it with iran and with the japanese, call it what you will. >> you are not proposing that we go back to the days of internment camps. >> i am not proposing that. >> that's the kind of thing that gets people scared. >> but there is precedent for it. >> the comparison sparked outrage and a quick spens from muslims. >> within months after 9/11, the government instituted a registration program for people from miss limb conditions here visiting. they detained innocent people and broke up families. >> she said renewing that registry could unfairly single out muslims. when trump was asked about a database, he said we have to look at a lot of things closely. >>> this morning we are hearing about two more additions to presiden

it is the fourth such incident in less than a month in the san ramon school district. tonight, at an emergency meeting, parents came together to support each other and to voice their concern. the principle says he will be looking at hidden surveillance cameras to find out who did this. it is being considered hate speech for the first offense. a student will get three to five days of suspension for the second offense, expulsion. in danville. >>> police arrested five teenage girls in connection to a series of strong armed robberies targeting women in west oakland and rock ridge. >> we had a crew of female suspects ranging from 14 to 16 that were committing multiple strong arm robberies. >> very concerned especially because i have a two-year-old toddler. so, we were just talking about how safe this neighborhood is. i suppose here, we are kind of lulled into a sense of security because, it is so lovely and it is so beautiful. >> it is to remind you of some of the safety tips. walk in groups if you can. walk in well lit areas. >> reporter: in oakland, haaziq madyun, kron 4

danville 47. 49 in san ramon. concord, even brentwood in there and one observation around livermore, i think that is the livermore fire department also at 49. cool for some or cold. mild for others. we will end up with sunshine today. 60s, 70s to near 80s for some in the santa clara valley. if we didn't peak out yesterday, it will be today. nice on thursday. and then clouds and cooler temperatures takes us into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> the time is 7:18. >>> we are learning the motive behind a sheriff's volunteer. the reason that one of the suspects became jealous of the victim. >>> was it a coincidence or linked to the election? up next what people found on canada's immigration website when the presidential election results started rolling in. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now save $500 on the queen cse mattress with sleepiq technology.

she's a school principle in san ramon and what she's doing is so much fun. >> sue goldman says she's not shy sharing with her students the fact that she when she was in middle school didn't like school in fact she came close to not graduating high school. maybe what sue needed back then was a principle like she is today. >> good morning. good morning. >> when sue goldman became principle in san ramon four years ago she had found her dream job. >> i landed in heaven, best school, best staff, best kids, best parents. >> still, just because sue loves middle school doesn't mean everyone here does. >> i mean, let's face it, middle school is hard. and it can be an awful three years for kids. >> and so it was in her quest to make middle school a little less awful. >> this is what we do. >> then last march sue decided to try something a little more creative. a way she thought to start kid's day off on the right foot, then the left, and the right again. >> you ready? you ready? we're going. >> it was the day sue hooked up her phone to a speaker, dragged it in front of the school and danced. >

a lot of places. >> students at cal high school in san ramon will walk out this afternoon to protestlection. thousands of berkeley students made national headlines for their walk out yesterday. >> our warmest afternoon is ahead of us with temperatures up to 12 degrees before average and the bus stop forecast 49 to 59, patchy fog along the coast and 70 to 79, record warmth this afternoon. apple try to make it easier to get an iphone at a slight worry price for the first time, ever, they are offer refurbished phones through the online store. you can now get a used iphone 6s or 6s plus for 15% less. >> i have a phone that is much lesser than that. >> i am not in the six change. >> a it is time. time to join the world. >> i invite you tonight to go to an event a lot of us at abc are proud of at at&t park at 5 o'clock p.m. to support and help those who are suffering or have family members suffering from leukemia and lymphoma. several of us have been involved in the ways so alexis was in san jose. she said it was great. >> very powerful, emotional and raise add ton of money. >> jessica wil