kpix 5's susie steimle walks us through the violent confrontation. sie. >> reporter: well, this couple came here to do what most people do at baker beach, enjoy the view and take some pictures. but it was actually her camera that got her into trouble. and now she wants to make sure that what happened to her doesn't happen again. it's the quintessential location to take the photo of the golden gate bridge. if you take a look around you will see why so many locals bring tourists here. >> i actually live in san francisco and my cousin from india is here. >> very pretty. we're going to take pictures before we leave. >> light is good and the view is good and the setup between the beach, the beginning of the bay and the bridge there, it's a good combo. >> reporter: last night a bay area couple came to take pictures at sunset hoping for a shareable nap shot. instead, these were their memories, serious scrapes after thieves knocked the woman down dragging her across the parking lot. they wanted her camera but she wouldn't let go. eventually they won and she w

. >> kpix 5's susie steimle on her impact on students and sexual assault cases. sie. >> reporter: well, emily doe says when she first heard that her assailant brock turner was only meant to serve six months in prison for the crime, she was devastated. she even wrote, why did i even try? but this glamour magazine article is meant to remind her that she has done a lot of good even fostering international conversations about sexual assault. >> unlike the rest of glamour magazine's women of the year you won't see her face in this article or learn her real name. you will hear more of the powerful words that landed her on the elite list. emily doe was sexually assaulted by stanford freshman brock turner in january 2015 behind a dumpster at a frat party. her victim impact statement still resonates on campus today. >> it really allowed me personally and other women to confront their own battles and issues with sexual assault. >> reporter: her words were read on the floor of congress. >> you don't know me but you have been inside me and that's why we're here today. >> repo

in pleasanton, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> people in california may have to start paying more when it comes to watching netflix. a few dozen cities are considering charging people for streaming video. in pasadena, city council members put its 9.4% tax on hold after catching heat. cities are passing the tax to collect lost revenue on land lines and cable tv. according to silicon valley.com, several cities in the bay area could implement a tax without voter approval including alameda, albany, menlo park and san leandro. the internet association director believes it would be a violation of federal law because the government doesn't allow tax on the internet. >> utilities are electricities and water and sewer and all sorts of other types of actual utilities, websites and apps don't fit that mold whatsoever. >> the federal law hasn't stopped cash-strapped cities across the country including chicago and pennsylvania. if cities in california start collecting the tax it would likely end up in court. >>> protests over the dakota access pipeline about to get fear the. the protestors say they wi

i'm susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> the election is now 5 days away. and this morning, the latest poll shows two battleground states are up for grabs. according to quinnipiac university, hillary clinton leads donald trump by just one point in florida. and clinton is just 3 points ahead in north carolina. and that's exactly why both hillary clinton and donald trump will make appearances in those states today. they are even calling in their top surrogates to help. in arizona yesterday, clinton painted a picture of trump as president while trump spent the day in florida hammering clinton over the fbi inquiry into her email scandal. >> imagine having a president who demeans women, mocks the disabled, insults latinos, african-americans, muslims, pows. >> if hillary clinton were to be elected, it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. >> campaigning for clinton in north carolina yesterday, president obama urged people to get out and vote early. >> i hate to put a little pressure on ya, but the fate of the republic rests on your s

susie steimle introduces us. >> reporter: about a year and a half the two men left their homes in belgium in search of a simpler life. >> i was really stressful at home, you know, i was really -- i stressed a lot so we start selling everything and starting up with the idea, ya, why we don't do it and just go for it. >> reporter: it's a marathon with a mission. >> we run 26 miles a day. >> reporter: they will run 590 marathons total from alaska to argentina. they just reached point reyes after 135 marathons. >> this is self-built camper. >> reporter: this is home for the two-year journey as they run, the homes following behind with the wives at the wheel. >> i thought it was crazy. yeah. >> reporter: her father is one of the reasons they're here. >> big inspiration. >> reporter: he permanently injured his spinal cord which motivated him to sell his company and travel the world, as well. on their journey the group raises money races money for the charity, to walk again. >> he never can run again because of the spine cord so that's why we running now for those who can't. >> reporter: it's a

live in santa clara, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> in a much more serious situation, a plane falls from the sky smashing into a bay area house. the frantic efforts to free the pilot and the search for what went wrong. >> a northern california first lady, could she join donald trump to reform education? the choice that could be a huge boost for charter schools. >> and left high and dry after years of drought? now it's a new season gnorski resorts. how they'll pug out all the stops to get you on the slopes. >> mobile weather is live tonight at the embarcadero center ice rink where we are getting ready to light the buildings for the 30th year. the weather is holding off but i'll tell you what, it's going to pour for some of us this weekend. we'll have your seven-day forecast coming up. morning.. when a small plane ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, crashed into a home.. on the san mateo county coast. debris scattered all over the yard.. it happe >>> one person was killed this morning, when a small plane hit a home on the county coast with debris all over the yard near the half moon bay airport near moss

they get a taste and they want more. >> reporter: in pleasanton, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> a few dozen cities in california including the bay area could soon start taxing you for streaming video. in pasadena city council members just put a 9.4% tax on hold after catching heat from the public. cash-strapped cities are passing the tax to collect lost revenue on land lines and cable tv. several cities in the bay area could also implement such a tax without voter approval including alameda, albany, menlo park and san leandro. critics say it may not be legal since the government doesn't allow taxes on the internet. >> utilities are electricity and water and sewer and all sorts of other types of actual utilities. websites and apps don't fit that mold whatsoever. >> so far, no cities in california have started collecting the controversial tax. if they do, they will likely end up in court. >>> well, you mix that rain with a little bit of sun and some clouds and the results somewhere over the rainbow on interstate 880 our photographer shot this. beautiful rainbow came out and it made for quite

live in union city, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> high-speed chase ends in a crash right outside an oakland elementary school. this happened just before 3:00 this afternoon as kids were getting ready to leave glenview elementary school. a teacher snapped this photo of the wreck on 54th street. chopper 5 was overhead as an ambulance and fire truck arrived on the scene. not clear if anyone was injured there. the black car police were chasing slammed into a gate surrounding an empty parking lot. police say that vehicle was stolen. two people are in custody. >>> some dramatic moments in the manhunt for two escaped convicts in the south bay. laron campbell and rogelio chavez broke out of the santa clara main jail the day before thanksgiving. today, not far from the jail, officers surrounded a house on inman way in east san jose where they thought one of the inmates was hiding out. kpix 5 reporter devin fehely is live in san jose to tell us what went down. devin. >> reporter: three schools and a neighborhood were locked down while sheriff's office and police department personnel went looking for

live in santa clara, susie steimle, kpix 5. >> you can see them cleaning behind you. it's funny to watch people actually ride their bikes through the foam. any idea when this will all be cleaned up? and how are they doing it? are they using, like, a vacuum? >> reporter: it's windy which made for an interesting day with the foam flying around all day, the winds picking up quite a bit now. most of it dispaid on its own which is what it is supposed to do, most of it dissipated on its own but they are ushering it into the sewer system. so the expectation is that this street will be reopened in a couple of hours. but cleaning out the sewer system to making sure this doesn't get into the waterway will take well into tomorrow morning. >> i just saw live pictures. it's wild to see the wind whip it up into the air. it really looks like a blizzard. >> reporter: it's been a very interesting day out here. >> i bet. quite the story. thank you, susie. >>> small plane crash on the coast and one person was killed. a single-engine plane wound up smashed into the side of a house on the

kpix 5's susie steimle with the behind the scenes negotiations..from leaving for las vegas. mayor libby schaaf/oakland: "51:01 there is a willingness and an ability to put forward the private funds that we believe it will take to build a stadium and still be responsible to the public dollar" mayor libby schaaf wants raiders fans and owner mark davis to know the city is not backing down in the fight to keep the team in oakland. (schaaf) "51:40 it's my job to bring him a real deal that's competitive with las vegas or any other market" las vegas already committed 750 million dollars of public money that would go toward building a stadium there. schaaf says oakland won't do that, instead the money for a new stadium will come from a private group organized by former player ronnie lott. (schaaf) "48:54 i have always been very clear that i do not think it's appropriate to repeat the mistakes of the past to put the general fund at risk or put direct money toward stadium construction" the city and county do have to sign off on the deal, schaaf also wants bo

kpix 5 reporter susie steimle spoke to employees being laid off and training their own replacements. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: audrey has been showing up to ucsf as an i.t. employee for. >> 17 years. >> reporter: this summer, her bosses told her she and 48 other employees would be out of a job come february. all of their positions will be outsourced to hcl technologies in india. >> it's probably discriminatory. um, they are replacing us with a primarily young all indian population. and right now, there is diversity there. >> they are treating their employees improper, unfairly, illegally and bad public policy. >> reporter: william will help audrey and nine other recently fired employees file suit against the universities for discrimination. ucsf released this statement. quote, ucsf followed all applicable laws and uc policy. it doesn't plan to use the h1b visa program to bring in foreign professionals and it is working to identify alternative i.t. positions for the affected employees within the system. on their way out these employees are being asked to train their replacements