i'm terry mcsweeney. ==peggy/2-shot== and i'm peggy bunker. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is promising new action after an uproar over fake news stories on the >>> the news at 5:30 starts now. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is promising action on the social network. >> critics say the stories may have played a role in the election. rick boone with how the site is about to change. rick? >> reporter: i'll try to break down real details in the fake news stories popping up on facebook. the ceo, mark zuckerberg, there is only a small percentage of actual fake news stories on his website. >> we have to do to stop the spread of hate, violence, and misinformation. >> while taking part in a summit in peru, he pushes to halt fake news popping up on his site. he revealed a new approach, including warning labels on any questionable story being posted. a simple process to flag fake news and third party fact checkers. >> it helps some people and hurts others. >> facebook has been under heavy criticism for fake news articles. here's one example. isis oil ki

terry mcsweeney is in downtown palo alto. this happened last night but tonight lots of women are worried. >> reporter: they are stunned such a violent act could take place half a block from high end usually safe university avenue. and they are talking openly and frankly about violence against women. tonight wendy is walking right past the alley that became a crime scene last night. what happened here has crossed her mind many times. >> i always feel like i could be a victim many times being a woman. >> reporter: police say about 7:15 halloween night, a woman walking one half block from the avenue was approached by two men who blinded her with pepper spray. her necklace and earrings torn off of her. barring new information, they may never be caught. >> because of the pepper spray in her eyes we will not -- she was unable to give us a better zes description. >> reporter: so far, nos surveillance video has been found. >> i always park down random streets. it's frightening. >> reporter: she says she's been planning on rearming he

i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney.hanks for joining us on this special primetime edition of "nbc bay area news." we're following breaking news right now. a terribly tragic turn of events at a celebration tonight. >> that's right. within the past 30 minutes we've learned that a boy is dead after another child got into a car and accidentally backed up over that little boy. nbc bay area's marianne favro just arrived on scene. a tragic story. what is the latest here? >> reporter: well, i just spoke with police and they tell me around 4:45 friends and family were celebrating a birthday here at the senior center in bencia and that's when a boy got into his family car to charge the cell phone. police don't know if the car was running or not, but somehow the boy backed up over two children. one of them was a 4-year-old boy who was killed. he also hit a 13-year-old boy who suffered minor injuries, and the 12-year-old boy who was charging his phone also suffered minor injuries. now, i asked police if that 12-year-old would face

that's where we find terry mcsweeney who joins us live. you're really getting a soaking. >> reporter: yeah, it's been coming down for the past three hours up here. and the people i talked to, some people saying it's going to impact their travel plans for sure. others say it's going to impact their lifestyle. rain in the north bay coming down fairly heavy at times in downtown santa rosa on the eve of a very busy travel day. >> makes the roads really slippery. i live in st. helena so driving over the hill just be extra careful. >> reporter: some ker7bd about it. >> i'm flying home to orange county. i'm hoping this rain won't impact it. >> reporter: some determined to make it to the thanksgiving celebration. >> i'm going to san jose. i'll probably drive down tomorrow night anyway. hopefully after 5:00, not right during rush hour. >> reporter: and we met robbie riggs, a homeless pa r0e8ee struggling to turn things around. >> trying to get my life back together, work my way up. so if i let this get me down, then i'm not going to make much progr

terry mcsweeney. >> yeah, put a jacket on and go outside. for complete weather coverage, download our app, it is easy and you can find out how cold it will be in your neighborhood. >>> the police chief verses the principal. a local chief is accusing a principal crossing the line when it comes to protesting that presidency. >> that chief took that complaint to the school board. >> nbc bay area's ian is joining us this week. why is this one different? >> reporter: this one p got violent at times. he was here at the antioch school board meeting and thanking them for a quick response. he also sent message to members tonight asking them to review their policies to make sure this does not happen again. >> tonight chief allen in antioch of the protests last thursday led by pittsburgh students who walked out of the class and all the way to antioch high. some protesters jumping fences and pushing school administra administrato administrators. >> one of our officers were assaulted. that's where i have a problem with this because it impact public safet

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. tengs is continuing around the country after the election of donald trump. >> police don't report any arrests or trouble. >> protestors are back in the sfreet in new york, thousands mashed for the fourth straight day. they say they're trying to send a message to president elect donald trump. >> we're coming out together to say we have a strongest voice than the racism and the anti-immigrant campaign that trump spoke on. >> thousands have turned out to protest in cities across the country. >> hundreds have been arrested and one protestor was shot on friday. moths of them have been peaceful. >> in trump tower, the president elect continues to put together his transition team. >> it will be whoever he feels is able to do that job. >> in an interview airing on sunday night, he said there are parts of obama care that he would like to keep in tact. >> are you going to make sure is that people with preconditions are still cover snd. >> yes, it happens to be one of the strongest assets. also

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. we're talking about the bay bridge, let's take you there now. here is the toll plaza, a traffic nightmare, as you can see bumped up to bumper for miles. >> let's take a look at the reason why. two separate accidents on the upper deck. after 3:00, you can see the emergency vehicles on the scene, cars moving slowly past the crash. >> meteorologist is tracking it for us. >> you can see more rain approaching from the south moving east towards evergreen and more rain moving into san francisco and the tri-valley. that is the view in san francisco as we see the showers passing through. this is in between two storm systems, scattered showers right now. as we move further up the coast, this is what's next, coming in later tonight. this will bring in another round of rain along with chilly temperatures. some spots picking up another half inch of rain overnight. sunday starting off with chilly numbers in the mid 40s, rain to start things off sunday morning and the chance of a dusting of snow aro

peggy bunker, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> let's take a look at highway 101 in san jose.you can see, definitely still coming down. traffic is responsible here, slowing it down because of slick roads. rob, how does it look now? >> 44/ 100ths of an inch of rain in woodside, danville about 4/10ths of an inch of rain. you see san francisco, about a half inch, still adding to that now. scattered showers are moving through the bay area. light rain over downtown san jose. the second storm arriving here, dropping down the coast as we head into tonight.

and there are plenty of fans in the bay area, terry mcsweeney join us in san francisco. and terry, even non-baseball fans were captivated by this game. >> reporter: i got to tell you, many here became cubs fans, some were crying, man, i thought i was in chicago. that is the deafening sound of the end of a 108-year world series drought for the chicago cubs, and then it got louder. among the cubs fanatics, a pregnant woman, her due date was two days ago. >> everybody here wants me to name it cubby. but we'll see. it's a girl, so i don't know. >> reporter: and she left the bar headed directly for the hospital. >> i can't even explain it, like no words, like i'm going to the ball. >> my grandmother has never seen a positive win for the world series in her life. my grandfather was a vendor at wrigley field, this is amazing. >> there is no curves, it's baseball, it's life, up and down. >> there was even a loud shoutout to the giants. >> we had a lot of fans rooting for us because you know we took down the dodgers. >> and if you don't know the cubs song, i do, i heard it 108 tim

terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> disturbing details emerging in the vicious killing of an alameda county sheriff's deputy volunteer. they were formally charged with murdering 21-year-old carla ramirez. jodi hernandez is the only reporter in the court room as the two suspects faced a judge. the couple stabbed her and set her on fire at a park in oakland. rogers confessed she had planned to kill her for day sdwhz boyfriended a mythed to helping her but the motive is still unclear. they are due back in court tomorrow morning. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's department is asking for your help catching a suspected burglar. investigators blooev this person is responsible for breaking into businesses. on halloween night the suspect broke in and attempted to proi open a cash register and stole cash and a phone from dooe pfs flower shop. >>> well, they will bring a boat out of the waterer. you're seeing a view from our nbc 10 chopper. they discovered the 45-foot boat had been abandoned and that no one was on board. >>> more election coverage to come, including why one town is already

. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney. in some places it rained all day. a live look at the traffic cam in richmond. you can barely see the traffic in richmond because there's so much rain on the lens. rob mayeda has a look at the conditions. >> from tiburon to the north bay, we've had more than 2.5 inches of rain. tiburon through san rafael, we've had as much rain. barely enough to measure. just .04 of an inch in the santa cruz mountains. it's passing in cooler air a loft. 1 to 2 feet by the time the weekend is done. high surf advisory on the coast during the day tomorrow. wave heights above 15 feet and as the cooler air rises, increasing chance of thunderstorms. part of the forecast tomorrow which could include small hail. the hour by hour outlook in a few minutes. >> rob, thanks very much. we're talking about the north bay getting hit the hardest. storm cleanup under way right now. >>> video from marin county where downed tree branches were cut away from power lines. a lot of tree limbs breaking off from the rain strorm and trees falling. windsurf advis

peggy bunker, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> let's take a look at highway 101 in san jose. as you can see, definitely still coming down. traffic is responsible here, slowing it down because of slick roads. rob, how does it look now? >> 44/ 100ths of an inch of rain in woodside, danville about 4/10ths of an inch of rain. you see san francisco, about a half inch, still adding to that now. scattered showers are moving through the bay area. light rain over downtown san jose. the second storm arriving here, dropping down the coast as we head into tonight. widely scattered showers this evening, and then rain filling in again as we head towards tomorrow morning, where we might add another quarter inch to about a third of an inch of rain across the bay area. the real headline here is the chilly start to tomorrow morning, as the rain passes through the south bay, start off in the low 40s in the north bay. that means the air will start to get cold enough that we'll start to see snow on mt. hamilton. >> all right, rob. stay with "nbc bay area" for the storm in the sierra, they're gett

. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. candidates hillary clinton and donald trump crisscrossing the country. very tense moments at one of trump's events. something was going on in the crowd. two secret service agents rush the stage and get him off the stage. we've got team coverage. we start with nbc bay area's marianne favro. she's here with more on what in the world happened in reason know. >> reporter: this just happened 20 minutes ago. what we know is trump was rushed off the stage about 20 minutes into his speech, but we don't exactly know yet why secret service agents had to do that. take a look at this video. after talking for 20 minutes, secret service agents jumped in and quickly escorted trump off stage. there was some type of commotion, and it appears someone was escorted out of the rally. trump is fine. a few minutes later he came back on stage and said he would not be detored and started talking about gun rights and ap pointing a new supreme court justice. this is what trump had to say before he was rushed off the stage. >> if we win, the corrupt politicians and their special in

. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. a rainy weekend so far. it's not over yet. a live picture of the golden gate bridge. the road is wet. the rain may last in to tomorrow's commute. >> reporter: tracking the rain from the first two storms adding up to more than an inch of rain in mill valley. half an inch in oakland. san jose seeing more rain than san francisco. 3/4 inch. san jose right now is dry. as we saw around the golden gate bridge seeing light rain showers on approach as this will move from the north bay to the south bay as we head to tomorrow's commute. of the three storms, this isn't bringing as much rain as we so seen this weekend. the timing likely looks like it l impact the first half of the morning commute with chilly temperatures, too. an umbrella and thick coat for the morning. looking at showers and temperatures in the mid-40s. a chance of patchy frost and more rain chances ahead in our seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> two feet, that's how much new snow there is in the sierra tonight thanks to the storms not over yet. more expected

nbc bay area terry mcsweeney is with us. not sure if the raider nation can handle another move. >> they might have to. but they will be in oakland the next two years but after that take a look. the city of oakland are telling the raiders it won't spend taxpayer money. they just can't do it, not for a stadium but there is a group of private investors that want a new stadium on the kl see yum site. that would be ideal but they don't have a concrete plan. they come up with one, nfl rules say if a viable option is submitted by a market like oakland they will not accept an application for relocation. look at the los angeles market. a possibility. they have been down there before. if voters in san diego like the idea of keeping the chargers in san diego well, the chargers will stay there. the vote is tuesday. they could free the raiders to join the rams at a stadium in inglewood. let's talk about the one everyone is talking about, las vegas. the raiders have a deal in place for a domed stadium. you see the sketch here and that has

live in santa clara, terry mcsweeney. >> it appears to be the end of an era in the south bay. we have plenty more election coverage ahead, reports from donald trump and hillary clinton headquarters. >> back in a moment. >>> it's been what they call a historic event, but to be really historic, we have to do a great job. >> there he is, the next president of the united states, donald trump calling for unity as the election night stretches into the early morning hours on the east coast. decision night in america continues here on nbc bay area. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm janelle wang. america has a new president, donald trump the president-elect. hillary clinton conceding, calling donald trump just over an hour ago. >> we're joined by raj mathai at hillary clinton headquarters, where they did not see the outcome they expected. >> reporter: not at all. as we wake up here in new york or new yorkers start to wake up to this new day, it's going to be interesting moving forward, especially for us in the bay area to see how president-elect donald trump embraces the bay area if he d

. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news news. >> sfo to tokyo was the route, but they never made it. a united airlines plane made an emergency landing with more than 200 people on board at sfo. this is cellphone video from a passenger yesterday. you can see fuel being dumped before that plane landed at sfo. our helicopter caught united flight 837 coming in for a landing. the flight had taken off shortly before noon. one of the plane's four engines had a malfunction and witnesses on the ground told us they heard a loud noise and saw flames. the pilot returned to sfo safely and united put the passengers on other flights. the plane was headed to japan with 202 passengers on board. including 15 crew members. >>> a killing motivated by hate. the reason the murder of an east bay musician may be because of his race. we'll also take you back out to union city for an update on the breaking news there. ing breaking news-- police in union city have issued a 'shelter-in-place' order police in union city issued a 'shelter-in-place' shortlte >>> let's go back to union city where we contin

terry mcsweeney discovered that rivers is licensed as a security guard and licensed to carry a weapon. law enforcement has not released a motive or explained what led up to those murders, because of the special circumstances surrounding this crime, rivers could face the death penalty or life without parole. >> achieved success everywhere in my life, but underneath it i was miserable because i hadn't come to terms with this piece of me. >> reporter: that was dana rivers from a number of years ago. she was born david warfield and used to teach school in sacramento. in 1999 she gained national attention when she was fired for explaining to students her gender reassignment surgery. nbc bay area spoke to someone who answered the door at rivs' address in san jose yesterday. this person said she is shocked and rivers' alleged involvement in this crime is a surprise. live in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right. thank you very much, especially forgiving it a try with your voice out there. >>> hostile messages found written on a car. police are trying to figure out who wrote t