and i just heard his fish. >> it's chow time at california state prison solano.ameras are not a welcome addition in the cafeteria, so inmate mefford sits alone. only the counselors know what really happened the night of the crime. he has to make a choice. keep lying or tell the group and risk the consequences. the decision is overwhelming, but he hopes the truth will set him free. >> i've been thinking about it, because you know what? it might happen. i think if they open doors tomorrow, i don't think i'd ever see these places again. i've always said that you know what? i may have got a life sentence but it's a blessing, yeah. would i like to be out there? yeah. do i think i'm ever going to get out? i do. it may not be tomorrow but, you know, i think i'll get out hopefully before i'm 90. >> it's been a week since the counselors' visit, and after giving it serious thought mefford has come to a decision. >> i did a lot of soul searching this week and decided that, you know what? this might be the time, especially on this one, because it's a big leap for me. i'm goi

. >>> california state prison solano is a level three security facility with over 6,000 inmates. and each one has a secret. admitting your crime can get you killed in prison, but for six months, our cameras will follow as five inmates do the unthinkable, tell the truth about their crimes. this is ronald brook's story. >> my name is ronald brook. i'm doing a life sentence for first-degree murder. i've been in prison for 30 years. i don't know if i'll ever get out. >> over three decades ago, ronald brook kidnapped teenager susan worthen and her friend at gunpoint. >> she had growled at me. now she was talking to another guy. i felt the anger well up in me again. i turned my car around and went back to where they were parked. >> shut up! >> i felt numb and cold but i didn't stop. >> less than two weeks after the crime, brook was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. he has spent almost 30 years behind bars. >> when i come to prison, i felt that i was as low as i could get short of being in a grave. in fact, i thought i wouldn't live very long. i walked in the gates and i lo

. >>> california state prison solano has nearly 6,000 inmates and each one has a secret. admitting your crime can get you killed in prison. but for six months, our cameras will follow as inmates do the unthinkable. tell the truth about their crimes. this is shawn mefford's story. >> my name is arthur mefford. i'm serving a 54-year to life sentence under the california three strikes law. >> arthur mefford was a career criminal with a string of aliases. these days he goes by shawn. >> i did drugs out there. i chased women out there. i shot dope for 20 years, and if i wasn't using you for my betterment and you weren't doing what i was doing, i was running over you and didn't care. >> but with a rap sheet that spans decades, there's one crime that still haunts him. >> i walked by this house. i thought it was empty. broke into the house. was confronted by a person, and i subdued him. i ransackled his house. i was in the house probably 15 minutes tops. >> mefford has never fully revealed all of the events that took place that night. he thinks he's finally ready to open up. >> h

hurry, offers end soon. >>> like most prisons, solano operates like a small city.ith the thriving underground industry involving the sale of drugs and other illegal items. but behind bars, your every move is watched. with no warning, your privacy might be shattered. >> what we will do is get the inmates out, strip them down, take everything and send them to the yard and search every housing unit, every cell in the housing unit. >> the cadets have been brought in to look for illegal items from the outside, like drugs, tobacco and cell phones. >> we are conducting a cell search. cell phones were found in here at a previous date. >> who found it? >> this was a false bottom. >> these ones here you can generally buy them for $20. in here, they go from anywhere from $300 to $500. >> but the most dangerous items don't need to be smuggled in. >> this will do a massive amount of damage within seconds. >> weapons aren't the only contraband that can make life dangerous for the inmates and officers. >> this is an inmate manufactured brew. it's made with bread, syrup, kool-aid,

hail in solano county and lightning in contra costa county. and there were even snow showers in the sierra. good evening. >> what is in store for tomorrow's forecast? >> let's get straight to sandhya and live doppler 7hd. sandhya. >>reporter: yes. we are going to trade in the cold storm for the chill tomorrow morning. let me show you live doppler 7hd right now. and you will notice that the moisture has moved out of the area as we take you back in time this afternoon and evening. we saw thunderstorms firing up from the north bay. heading down towards the east bay and even reports of hail. some of those hail pictures were captured on camera by this viewer who said this was on livermore and hail coming down as you see there rain fall total well more than an inch redwood city move it field. san jose livermore almost an inch and a half. concord 86 hundred. oakland 46 hundredths exploratorium about half inch and you notice the forth bay this time around didn't get quite as much as you normally do. quarter of an inch in santa rosa. i'll let you know

hail in solano county and lightning in contra costa county. and there were even snow showers in the sierra. good evening. >> what is in store for tomorrow's forecast? >> let's get straight to sandhya and live doppler 7hd. sandhya. >>reporter: yes. we are going to trade in the cold storm for the chill tomorrow morning. let me show you live doppler 7hd right now. and you will notice that the moisture has moved out of the area as we take you back in time this afternoon and evening. we saw thunderstorms firing up from the north bay. heading down towards the east bay and even reports of hail. some of those hail pictures were captured on camera by this viewer who said this was on livermore and hail coming down as you see there rain fall total well more than an inch redwood city move it field. san jose livermore almost an inch and a half. concord 86 hundred. oakland 46 hundredths exploratorium about half inch and you notice the forth bay this time around didn't get quite as much as you normally do. quarter of an inch in santa rosa. i'll let you know

solano county park officials have a special honor in honor of veterans day.ing and parking fees in the county for former and current servicemembers including lake solano county, sandy beach county park, boat launch, and lynch canyon open space. you don't have to be a resident to take advantage of the offer but you must present a valid military i.d. honorable discharge record or veterans affairs card. >>> the time is 4:44. the oakland raiders played host to dozens of war veterans and their families to say thanks. it comes as the country prepares to recognize veterans day. ktvu's heather holmes has a look at the touching event. >> reporter: who else but ac/dc to set the tone? instead of a raiders trotting out, it was a line of veterans. these former service members, some who have been home for years, got the chance to talk and shake hands with players. >> we are so happy to be able to host you all today. >> reporter: cornerback derek carr was the first to welcome the bets and thank them. >> i know the sacrifice, the courage and dedication it takes for y'all to

moving over to solano county, eastbound 80 we have all lanes blocked eastbound side because of an accident six vehicles. we do have pretty heavy delays away from 780. mike? >> thank you, we will start with live doppler hd and show heavy shower over to 116 and will the western sections of santa rosa and the next five to 15 minutes and you can see the best chance of thunderstorms over the ocean right now, and that entire cool pool of air is rolling over our neighborhood. expect it to get even worse as far as the wetness and getting an as we head to 7:00, showers and then thunderstorms by noon with downpours and small hail and possibly through 4:00 and by 7:00 we will start to see it tapering with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s. kristen? eric? >> it is 5:02. rain on monday morning means you may want to get an early start out the door. our reporter is in marin county. see how the drives are doing this morning. amy? >> yes, this is a from time for leave the house if you can pull it off. it is dry right new. there is no rain. traffic is moving just fine on highway 101 right here at lucky d

a second consecutive night with frost likely in napa, sonoma and solano counties and marin county.ll talk about how long the cold sticks around and when our next chance of rain is. that's coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,, [announcer] through veterans day weekend at sleep train's mattress price wars, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2019 on tempur-pedic. but mattress price wars and this special financing offer ends sunday. them. they say he wa >>> san jose police opened fire on a home invasion suspect when he pointed an assault rifle at them wearing full military gear. he tried to break into a home on batista place around 1 a.m. when he raised the rifle the officer fired back. the suspect wasn't hit and went back in the house. one neighbor who didn't want to be identified said he woke to the sound of shooting. officers were firmly ordering this individual to drop his weapon and please comply, you know, comply with us and after several attempts -- you know, i didn't hear any shots because i was probably so groggy but i saw that the individual

and officers found this man 40- year-old david charles fanning in rural solano county.spect pointing a laser at the same plane five years ago. >> and right now we're getting hit pretty good with a green laser. >> reporter: jim andrews estimates that he has been laserred dozen of times in his career that people assume when they shine it at the aircraft that it is just the size of the little dot when in fact that it is a swath of blinding light about six to eight feet light. >> they think that it is what they are hitting us with, well that's not the case. >> reporter: this is not a new phenomenon. in fact that they have increased significantly since they began tracking them a decade ago. varying from doing it for fun or anger at the police. >> they didn't realize the dangers, that they were just pointing it and they thought that it would be fun to do. and sometimes that it was irritated because they were overseeing it causing serious eye injuries. it is possible for people to face federal time. and that for now, they are saying this. here is the pointer. don't let a prank

senderismo que no es bienvenido a residir en el vecindario, en el condado de solano el alcalde dijo quelquier otro lugar. tambiÉn ocurriÓ en vallejo, donde estuvo viviendo en hoteles cumpliÓ sentencia por cometer homicidios sexuales violentos. resulta que algunos sujetos, dos para ser exactos, venden lingotes de oro en un estacionamiento que obviamente son falsos. los policÍas revisan las cÁmaras de la zona con la intenciÓn encontraron los estafadores, que continÚan buscando mÁs vÍctimas. luz peÑa tiene los detalles. luz peÑa: en la calle en el este de costa a costa, donde la policÍa asegura que los sospechosos estÁn estafando a residentes del Área en el estacionamiento. recibimos informaciÓn de que dos sospechosos se han acercado a diferentes clientes y al tratar de vender las lingotes de oro falsos. dos latinas han caÍdo en la trampa tratan de convencer a las vÍctimas de que necesitan ayuda y tratan de vender las lingotes de oro. una persona incluso fue forzada a comprar el oro falso. una de las vÍctimas se rehusÓ y fue forzada a caminar a un cajero automÁtico para darle plata a ellos

his crimes were committed in solano county. that is why he must bereleased to solano county. the question is where? >> so debora villalon, how did he go under the radar in vallejo? >> because he was declared a transient, the state didn't have to give the city the same kind of notice it gave the other communities. they learned about it late and indirectly from law enforcement. and the mayor also finds it really seaquariative and suspicious his room here was not booked in his own name. even the department of corrections say that is not the way that is supposed to be done. >> all right, thank you debora villalon. >>> a bay area fugitive who spent six years on the run has been captured during a raid in antioch. 36-year-old ulysees davis was on the most wanted list for attempted homicide and weapons violations. authorities say he was a known gang member from san francisco. atactical team from the city swept into a home in antioch early yesterday morning and arrested him after a brief standoff. >>> oakland police know who killed a transgender woman on a street more than three years

his childhood friend, aaron solano, went down for a visit. >> the stories he told me about the missions that he accomplished. building schools, clinics, roadways and bridges, really had an impact on his life. he finally felt like, "hey, i'm getting to do something." >> when george left the military with the rank of captain, he took a corporate engineering job, but soon realized that life in an office building wasn't for him. he wanted to work for real people, which is why george put aside that fancy degree of his and went to vegas to train as a firefighter/emt. >> focusing on himself was not how he wanted to live his life. he wanted to serve. that was a favorite word of his, to serve. >> so while shauna served drinks at the palms, george served as a fire fighter and found time to volunteer, do what he could for the down on their luck souls who live on the fringes of so much glitz. in 2004, they had a baby. >> there's daddy and mama. >> she loved it. her daughter was the most important thing to her in this world, and everything she did revolved around her daughter. >> and then, two years

we're taking a bird's-eye view towards napa and solano county. the temperature in the 30s. frost advisory in effect. we'll talk about the warming trend and when you should expect it plus rain, that's coming up in 4 minutes. >>> british prime minister david cameron said today the crash of that russian passenger plane in egypt was likely caused by a bomb and it comes amid speculation that "islamic state" militants were behind the crash. more now from cbs news' jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: mourners gathered in russia today to say good-bye to one of the 224 victims killed in last weekend's plane crash over egypt's sinai peninsula. the first funeral comes as authorities continue to investigate what brought the plane down. u.s. intelligence officials say there is a possibility isis or an affiliate planted a bomb on the flight but some experts caution more information is needed. >> either, um, forensic evidence, um, bomb residue or bomb fragments, or, um, conversations among isis members that are specific enough to give you confidence that they were actually in on the plot. >>

it too was hit by the laser while flying over an unincorporated part of solano county. the chp county remained over the area while officers on the ground located and arrested that suspect. >>> well, laser strikes like that one in solano county are coming alarmingly common. david trujillo is live in san jose with more on the troubling trend. and damian, sjc has seen more of these laser strikes than any other bay area airport. do they have an idea why? >> it's they're looking into it. they do have an id. but about the time the lasers begin to strike are right when it's dark. tonight police are warning the suspects of the hundreds of lives they're putting in danger. >> i don't know which channel it was. >> this is what it looks like for a pilot from the cockpit. a sudden flash that can be temporarily paralyzing. >> depending on how -- how intense that flash is, and how long it illuminates the cockpit, but it can be somewhat debilitating. >> officer ruben has spent the last few years tracking laser strike suspects in san jose. he has worked with air marshals to strategize o

three counties, alameda, solano and napa county have no scheduled election today, no buttons for them, but you can find results for where you live at nbcbayia.com. >>> from landslide votes to landslides in the bay area. let's bring in bob redell live in livermore where yesterday's heavy rain did trigger two landslides. one road is back open, but plenty of mud out there. >> yeah, that road is patter pass here in the east part of livermore. main two-lane windy road, a shortcut that connects people from the city of tracy and you can see the headlights heading westbound into livermore. it has reopened after mud from a nearby hill poured on to this road during yesterday's heavy rain storm. it stranded one driver. alameda county public works department brought in heavy equipment to remove the mess. >> raining harder than we can handle. once the hail started in, the lightning started coming, we had to close the road for safety reasons. >> and this is what it looked like a few miles from here on tesla road in the hills southeast of livermore. according to chp, it is still shut down this morni

out of prison and living in solano county. this morning -- a on >>> out of prison and now living in solanos county. this morning a convicted sex offender with a long criminal record is free and waking up in vallejo. frasier smith was released yesterday and now staying in a motel 6. for the last two years they tried to find smith a permanent home, but neighbors there pushed back. smith's attorney says his client will wear a gps device and will have somebody with him monitoring his behavior 24 hours a day. but that is not enough for some people living in vallejo. >> he should be out in the streets. somebody like that. that's like a murderer. i think. >> he's been locked up a long time. he's served every minute of his sentence and then he served another eight years on top of that. so, he's ready and able to move on. >> vallejo police say smith did register with the department and he is required to do so every 30 days. >>> santa clara county under new legal fire from inmates at its jail. this time, the issue is solitary confinemen

napa county, lincoln county, solano, contra costa, it was really good. it's gone now, but the cold air is definitely in place here. nothing we can find on radar. we're good to go here. there's a little chair -- a little chill in the morning air. 38 at the napa airport. a little breeze, holding up, palo alto is 46 and san jose 49. mill valley is at 45. 43 sevastopol. the breeze is going to pick up a little later as low pressure forms in the four corners. as it does, you can see it beginning to develop. as it rotates down, it's going to pick up the breeze to the north and that's what we can expect later on. clouds and sun, mainly mostly sunny. 60s on your temps, these are below average for everybody. here is south. >> 40:10. >> my goodness. all right. -- 4:01. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. just the way we wanted to be. you heard steve's think we're done with the rain for today. it should be a better commute as you drive around the bay area. this is a look at interstate 880. we're also looking at the east bay, concord, san ramon, all these freeways

. >>> in solano county a man described the sub -- this a violent predator was released monday in ball yet hope. he was released to live in various motels entrance it's fattest -- status which means he must register as a sexually violent predator every 30 days, he if -- defines and permanent resident he will be required to register every year, he was sentenced to prison, he pleaded no contest to -- to assault with -- . >> ktvu fox to jenin the low -- levay -- low they got tell us what officers say they were chasing the driver. >>> emergency crews and highway patrol raised -- their focus, this white honda accord that had been fleeing from patrol car. >>> this driver was driving and i rate of speed. we took into account that it was light traffic at the time. >>> officers spotted the honda at around 3:30 a.m. traveling at dangerously high speed. >>> i heard up to 125 -- 130 miles per hour. >>> they chased the car down to san jose. it ended when the honda lost control cutting off the south bound to 80. >>> the driver was transported to the hospital at that time. with major injury. >>> the

reports a total of nine cases here in the bay area, in berlin, contra costa, solano and santa clara. the health department reports 28 people have died as a result west nile this year. many of them senior citizens. >>> a big milestone to extend bart into fremont. part will be energizing the tracks to the now -- on one springs boulevard, the worth will -- the new station was expected to open by the end of this year. but it has been pushed back until sometime next year so that part can do more testing. >>> it's been an exciting season so far for the oakland raider fans as the team took home another win this weekend. derek carr threw for 333 yards, four touchdowns against the jets for the 34-20 victory. yesterday's win put the raiders in the thick of the playoff race. four-three, compared to last year where they lost the first 10 games of the year. this is also one of the most winning years for the raiders since 2011. meantime the niners, a continue to have a disappointing season. the niners lost to the st. louis rams with a final of 27- 6. colin kaepernick completed less than 49% of his

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showers in the forecast which is why we still have a flash flood watch for the burn areas of yolo, solano, lake county, recent burn areas could see flash flooding. there are more showers developing just off the coastline and they're continuing to move in. as a matter of fact, i'm going to take you a little bit closer. mt. hamilton area, we are seeing strong returns just south of that area and, as i stop the radar here, you'll see what i'm talking about. we'll take a look at where exactly that is happening, and we're going to keep the possibility of the showers and maybe an isolated thunderstorm in the forecast at least until the sun sets. most areas receive anywhere from a quarter to a half inch of rain. we'll be adding to these rain totals through the next several hours. i'll let you know what's going to follow behind this cold storm coming right up. cheryl? >> sandhya, thank you so much. >>> getting to yosemite today meaning driving through snow. these are pictures from highway 120 in the park. and here's what it looked like earlier today in the sierra. good news. this is along intersta

. >>> the deputies in solano county received 700 pounds of the stolen walnuts. posting these pictures today to facebook saying that they were stolen from two orchards. they are often stolen from the ground shortly after shaken from trees. the department says that thanks to a tip they were able to arrest one suspect. they sell for upwards of $2 a pound. >>> tens of thousands of people celebrated in an annual tradition today. the day of the dead is typically celebrated on november 1. >> but oakland's festival is postponed because of last week's raiders game as allie rasmus explains the damper in the move. >> i just put my whole heart in to it. >> reporter: and the food and the pictures, the black and white portrait. brought to life through the things that her daughter remembers them for, that she was a teacher. >> she was there for 42 years. >> reporter: her father a musician. >> that is very old and one of the original offices. and so yeah this would go way back. >> reporter: she started gathering the items for two years ago after her mom passed away. >> it shoul

drive through san jose is not too bad but we have a new accident and this is eastbound side of 80 in solano county leaving vallejo eastbound side we have one lane politic asked a couple of cars involved, one sideways in the lane. be careful. a look at drive time traffic along the east shore freeway westbound from highway 4 to the maze it is 18 minutes and i-80 across the bay bridge is nine minutes and 101 in the north bay, the temperatures at sfo are come down to the peninsula at 10 minutes. >> dell is trying to lure shoppers by unveiling the deals for politic friday including really low computer prices. here are the tech bytes. >> a first for tell on black friday. they are confirming they will roll out of this the lowest prices ever including $150 laptop and $100 desktop on thanksgiving day night. >> and snap chap has tripled the daily video views since may to six billion and is closing in on facebook's eight billion view as day. >> most of us use pass codes for smartphones at four to six deaths but long certificate better. >> a man was seen entering the long of the pass code and internet

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. >> nearly 2,000 structures were destroyed in the valley fire, which burned in lake napa and solano counties. more than half of those buildings that burned were homes. >>> tragedy in the skies. officials say both black box recorders have been recovered from the russian plane that crashed this morning in egypt. all 224 people on board were killed. nbc's ron mott has the chilling final moments from the cockpit. >> reporter: russian air carrier metrojet flight 9268 crashed this morning about 25 minutes after departure from sharm el sheik, egypt, the wreckage located in the north sinai peninsula of that country. officials say there were no survivors, all 224 people on board died, all but three of them russian citizens, the other ukrainian. the plane was an airbus a-321 that was 18 years old, bringing russian vacationers back home on a charter flight to st. petersburg when it disappeared from radar. russian and egyptian authorities will conduct a joint investigation. according to flightradar24, the plane was descending at a rate of 6,000 feet a minute when its radar signal was lost and h

so eastern contra costa county, alameda, solano, napa, this is from don, who i'm showing at don, sky over antioch yesterday afternoon, lightning and thunder. lightning first before you get asunder, i keep saying thunder and lightning, anyway you slice it, it was there. these are just some of the totals. i could go on and on on these, but pleasanton, two plus. i'm trying to get confirmation. one person said 2 inches in downtown. i believe it. the thunderstorm went right over. east napa hills, 2 inches of rain. livermore, just crazy. mountain view, 1.38. gilroy 1.24. san jose, i know blossom hill had a lot more than that. east san jose had more than that as well. east san jose hills by the country club, there was about 2 inches of rain as well -- as well. san francisco .53. oakland hills, there was a lot more. that's the best widespread rain we had in a long time. the snow was on the go in the sierra but things are calming down yet, going down are the temps. 38 in napa airport, 40s for some, for a lot of should say, a little breeze might be holding the temp up a little bit. 44 in mill

be careful up there in some of lake county and parts of solano county where the burns happen. from tahoe south, winter weather advisories posted. winter snow monday morning. 4 to 8 inches at lake level, 12 inches above 7000 feet. looking over the city, we'll sum it up. more rain for tomorrow, more rain than we had today. heaviest amounts, half an inch to an inch. clearing on tuesday. dry the rest of the week. out of the bay area, you will not escape it. rain from redding to fresno, lake tahoe and yosemite get snow. overnight lows tonight, a bit on the chilly side. 38 for santa rosa, 39 in napa, 38 degrees at fairfield. sunrise is at 18 minutes before 7:00. tomorrow, numbers in the bay area from 55 to 62 degrees. in the extended forecast, numbers are looking like this. we've got the readings only in the 50s tomorrow. coolest day of the week and the wettest day of the week on monday. look at tuesday through saturday. not much. numbers don't recover much either. then the next chance of rain coming in on sunday. so finally for the first time in a while, the rain really comes throu

that's why there are flash flood watches up around lake and solano counties, parts of west sacramento county. so if it really rains hard, it could get debris flows. winter weather advisories are posted through tomorrow night. from take show to south, 4 to 8 inches. live over the city, more rain for tomorrow. more than we had today. heaviest amounts, half an inch to an inch. then it will clear on tuesday. we'll be dry rest of the week. next chance of rain coming in a week from today, on sunday. heading out, you will not escape the rain. 52 at mendocino, same for sacramento. lake tahoe and yosemite, snow on the way. overnight, bottoming out in the upper 30s. san francisco, 50 degrees. sunrise at 6:42 tomorrow morning. for tomorrow, the numbers are well below average for this time of the year, 7 degrees cooler than we expect. in san francisco, just 58. 56 for concord. in san jose tomorrow, 60 degrees. extended forecast, wet tomorrow and then tuesday through friday, tuesday through saturday actually, plenty of sunshine before we thicken the clouds and the plot next sunday, when more rain

the carquinez bridge, benicia bridge all flowing well as you make your drive out of the solano county area heading towards the east bay. southbound traffic looking good no problems san francisco and it's still "friday light" at the pay gates westbound moving well oakland into the city. roadwork on 580 as you roll through the oakland area. caltrans crews will be out there for the next 20 minutes between broadway and the maze westbound 580. all south bay freeways are moving well including 85 and 101. >>> adele's new album is expected to shatter sales records but you won't be able to hear it on apple music or spotify. >> kpix 5's cate caugiran explains why adele is taking a stand against streaming services. ♪[ music ] >>> reporter: adele had us at hello but she says good-bye to streaming music for now. spotify, apple music and other digital music services can't stream album "25" not for free, not even for paid subscribers. >> there are no rules. there's no rules anymore. there's no one way to do it. >> reporter: she is joining the ranks of artists like taylor swift and beyonce in taking

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the chp says officers in solano county spotted two bikers flying down i80 at 100 miles per hour this afternoon. the bikers split up when a chp helicopter started to follow them. a few minutes later one of the riders tried to get back on the bridge in crockett going the wrong way. he hit a green honda head on and the impact as you saw sent his bike over the side of the ramp to the street below. the rider would have gone over as well if the concrete barrier hadn't stopped him. he is in the hospital with major injuries tonight. the driver of the car we're told is okay. that second biker got away. >>> a home invasion robbery attempt ends with an unusual twist after someone who lives in the house pulls out a samurai sword. kpix 5's da lin says that's not the only weapon that scared the intruders off. da? >> reporter: yeah, veronica. it was a violent fight here in this hallway and in the living room inside this house. aside from the samurai sword that was used, another roommate also used this compound bow to fend off the robbers. >> i looked out and the guy says, i think i've got the wrong

now, the highest concentration of black students in the state in the bay area is alameda county, solano, contra costa, and san francisco. how do you see those counties dealing with the needs of african-american students? ryan: yeah, and it's amazing. so in the bay area, we actually have four of the largest five counties, have the highest concentration of black students. so, we have a serious amount of black students that we need to support. there are a number of things that are happening in san francisco and in oakland. they actually have departments that are focused on achievement of black students, on black male and black female students. jessica: are we seeing results with those? ryan: and you are; you're already seeing an increase in the number of black male students who are graduating from oakland because they have a course designed to really support them. jessica: they've been on our show. ryan: yeah, and you know, and it's great to see what chris chapman and the superintendent, antoine wilson, are doing over there. and you're starting to see those trends across the state as well.

it burned in lake napa and solano counties. and more than half of those structures were homes. >>> water worries. a program that was supposed to help south bay water customers has now hit a roadblock. >>> there's a zombie invasion in the south bay. well, sort of. i'm michelle roberts live at great american. we're giving you a behind-the-scenes look at where all the zombies are made. it's prime time for trick or treating. in the south bay, many parentay they plano take so extra safety precautions tonight. and the haunted house at great amer ma >>> take some extra safety precautions tonight and for people looking for a scare the haunted house in santa clara might be a good option. that's where we find nbc bay area's michelle roberts live backstage where goblins are coming to life. kind of scary stuff. >> reporter: i'm looking over both shoulders before i do this live shot. you've got to look out for all these people. it's amazing. they walk in. normal employees you would never know. and then they turn into zombies in just moments

could see a few isolated spots hitting freezing, that's you in napa, sonoma, marin, and also parts of solanoounty. a second consecutive night with a frost advisory. your specific lows, santa rosa down to 36. napa 36 degrees. vallejo you'll hit the 30s, as well. 40 in san jose. fremont 41. and san francisco 48 degrees. the high pressure giving us that north-to-south wind that canadian air. that's going to hang out for a couple more days. temperatures will moderate a degree or two each day but the general theme will be mild days and chilly nights until sunday and sunday is when we have our next chance of rain moving in so we are clear tonight, some of you in the north bay dealt with fog this morning. you may once again tomorrow morning so watch out for that and if you hit the frost in the same spot roads could be slippery in santa rosa. sunny and mild thursday through saturday with our next rain chance moving in sunday and right now, it looks like that rainfall will be mainly sunday morning, clearing out by the afternoon. high temperatures tomorrow, 65 for concord. 68 in napa. san francisco 63

that's gil solano. he's the father. and his wife, sarah.e wanted to make sure that someone took a picture of the expressions on our faces when our daughter was born today. now, ladies, before you hate on him, apparently he showed her the picture in between pushes and she cracked up. and she actually appreciated it. >> it is actually kind of funny. because that really captures how every man is in the delivery room at that point. >> but kendis, i'm warning men out there, please done try to replicate this because your wife might not have the same reaction. i certainly wouldn't. >> especially during labor. that is a man that doesn't fear his own soul at that point. so take a look at this. do you ever -- do you know how to change a tire? >> i don't i'm embarrassed to say. >> i do as well. i just call aaa. but here's what this kindergartner does. he's a kindergartner. phoenix here. and he's able to replace a faulty front wheel bearing. i don't even know what that is. >> should he be under that? >> i think they're pretty careful. he's on the side.

. >>> a paper problem in solano county has been resolved. the county recorder announced it's received bank note paper and resumed issuing birth, death, and marriage certificates. we told you about a paper shortage in september when a company that printed the paper went out of business. the recorder's office expects to re-sox the backlog within two weeks time. >>> there was a moving contributit for a san francisco giants legend, willie mays. he was presented with the presidential medal of freedom. the personal story brought the loudest ovation of the day. >> a few years ago willy rode with me on air force 1. i told him then what i will tell you now. it's because of giants like willy that someone like me could even think about running for president. >> among recipients, director steven spielberg, barbara streisand and singer james taylor. you can see the list on our website, abc7news.com. >>> remarkable group of people. yes. great story. onto the weather forecast, big storm moved through. >> that is right, but it cleared up a little bit, spenc

for the burn areas of solano and lake counties, showers continuing to rotate in from the coast. it's not out of the question to see some moisture moving through the next few hours. rainfall totals are a quarter inch in san francisco. a half an inch of rain in santa rosa. 43/100ths san jose. 34/100ths in oakland. monterey bay got drenched. an inch and a half in santa cruz. gilroy an inch of rain and monterey, three quarters of an inch. i'll let you know what is in store tomorrow morning if you're going to see a commute coming up. >>> well, another lightning strike, this time on the mid peninsula brought down a tall redwood tree. a huge tree. it was a very close call. david louie is live with the story. david? >> reporter: take a look at this. this is all that remains of a 100 foot tall redwood tree in the backyard of simmon nguyen's backyard. she and her dog were standing nearby when a lightning bolt came down. both feel fortunate to be alive. >> the sky is red. and then, i heard the noise, it exploded. and then, so i said oh, my god. something is going on. i thought it was a bom

for the burn areas of solano and lake counties, showers continuing to rotate in from the coast. it's not out of the question to see some moisture moving through the next few hours. rainfall totals are a quarter inch in san francisco. a half an inch of rain in santa rosa. 43/100ths san jose. 34/100ths in oakland. monterey bay got drenched. an inch and a half in santa cruz. gilroy an inch of rain and monterey, three quarters of an inch. i'll let you know what is in store tomorrow morning if you're going to see a commute coming up. >>> well, another lightning strike, this time on the mid peninsula brought down a tall redwood tree. a huge tree. it was a very close call. david louie is live with the story. david? >> reporter: take a look at this. this is all that remains of a 100 foot tall redwood tree in the backyard of simmon nguyen's backyard. she and her dog were standing nearby when a lightning bolt came down. both feel fortunate to be alive. >> the sky is red. and then, i heard the noise, it exploded. and then, so i said oh, my god. something is going on. i thought it was a bom