in the sierra, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> i know thom is cold, but it's cool to see that.skiing and snow boarding is around the corner. >> i got[tónç know boots and pa- >> you're prepared. >> they were on sale. >> wear them around here. >> i'll give you the inside track later on. we have rainfall chances coming into the bay area. let's get you into the microclimate forecast. you'll see first off in terms of rainfall totals we have picked up something, santa cruz .44 and .09 in concord. look at the doppler radar shows cloudy skies across the bay with areas of scattered showers in marine, napa and sonoma county. we do expect things to pick up but the problem with the storm system it looks like it's going to linger a lot in the north bay leavinglesser amounts for the south bay. things pick up at 2:00. but as we advance this, watch the time bar change but the rainfall sits in the same spot by 4:00 a.m. and by 6:30 we see it move down to san francisco in the east bay. and break up, and by 9:00 in the morning it wants to hang out across the east bay and the peninsula. so chances

. >> thom jensen is live. i know you have information on the changes coming in san francisco. >> reporter: good morning, you guys. this is a big day for muni riders. in a couple hours, they will be stepping, as far as ridership goes from the 1990s to italian made 1996 trains into today, 2017, for the new trains. this is video we are going to roll in a second from muni's youtu youtube page. it shows a couple reasons why they will be a step up. it's the sound and vibration tests they are doing in this video here and sfmta reports the results are very good. more good, the manufacturer from sacramento says they will need major service less frequently. in fact, ten times less frequently, they say. they are supposed to be quieter, more comfortable and less prone to breakdowns. muni will launch five trains and increase from 151 total trains to 200 by 2021. this first train that goes into service at 11:00 this morning is dedicated to the life of larry martin, a respected transportation union and civil rights leader he

he heard thom's report. let's show you the particulars.looking at at least another foot through the next 24 hours. snow level at 5,000 feet. at 7,000 feet one to two feet of snow. gusts at the summit, 70-mile-per-hour and higher. snow winds down at sunday at 6:00 a.m. please be careful if you are heading up. tomorrow's forecast forecast stays cool with 64 in ant okay, of o 61 in santa rosa. on the extended forecast not wet all we could. we dry out saturday evening. dry for all of sunday. and just a slight chance of shower by 10:00 p.m. sunday. also looking dry on monday and tuesday. possibly another storm wednesday, thursday and friday. temperatures inland are similar with 50s and 60s as we head throughout the next seven days. so weekend looking good. tomorrow morning it's the biggest chance. >> a november spritz early on. >> i like thanks. >> >>> up next did you wait in line for the new iphone. apple tim cook surprising shoppers in downtown palo alto. but there was also a problem. we'll explain. b-m-w recalled more than one million cars b

thom? >> well, garvin, we've all heard these rules from chp numerous times, don't drink and drive, and three rules that were broken tonight as it shows just how important those rules really are. >> reporter: it's amazing that any of the five people riding in the twisted blue suv walked away from the wreckage. friends still trying to make sense of what happened. why so many mistakes were allegedly made. >> i heard about it last night. didn't believe it. woke up this morning. bunch of calls. >> reporter: phone calls that his classmate and close friend of five years was killed after being thrown from the suv as it crashed, flipping over and over again just before midnight. her friend, who only goes by the name atm, went to school with the 16-year-old victim in village high in pleasanton where she was a junior and he was a sr. >> she is a germareaermanreat p loving. >> reporter: he spelled out her first name, violet, in stones. part of the growing memorial near state highway 84, out of respect

live in the sierra boreal, thom jensen nbc bay area news. >> thank you thom. warm up. >>> you can track the snow in the seer aire and the rain from the palm of your hand. tloed the free app. >> following breaking news on friday evening. an amber alert a baby and a suspect possibly headed to the bay area. about five hours ago deputies say a father got into an argument with his father in l.a. county. the mother and one child got out of the car. but the father sped off with this 1-month-old baby boy still in the car. the father is believed to be headed to the east bay. specifically the union city area. here is what to look for. a 2007 chevy 2500 pickup. 2017 chevy pickup. the california license plate you see on the screen. 02390 p 1. the father is said to be suicidal and armed with a gun. we are keeping you updated throughout the newscasts as well as on the digital platforms. >>> 11 minutes of silence that's making so much noise. one day after president trump's twitter account was brieflily deleted twitter is taking action. the company admitted fault but were law

>>james alexander thom: he was as famous as a movie star, practically. back to school] >>you've got a paper due on kurt vonnegut and you haven't even read the book. >>i tried. i just don't understand him. >>then, how are you going to write the paper? >>hi, i'm kurt vonnegut, i'm looking for thornton mellon. >>sarah conaway: he's become quite a bit of a culture figure with my friends. >>nanette vonnegut: i said, oh, kurt vonnegut's my father, and the guy was sitting in a metal chair, and he flipped over. he fell over. that's a memory. >>john krull: and we'd be walking through mid-town new york and new yorkers sort of make it a religion of being blasé, but when you're walking with kurt, and part like mark twain, because his appearance was so distinctive with that brillo pad on top of his head and the hang dog mustache and all that, literally, we would walk down the street and people would be pointing at him. >>narrator: and rockin'. the rock band ambrosia took a passage from cat's cradle and ♪ [nice, nice, very nice by ambrosia] ♪ oh a sleeping drunkard, ♪

an all-night shopping arvin thom . thousands ge . >>> right now at 11:00, an alld night shopping9ç extravaganza. thousands getting a start to black friday shopping. thank you for joining us, i'm jessica $ul÷aguirre. >> i'm terry mcsweeney, garvin j mathai. >> they want those black friday deals anser. >> reporter: that's right. you can see the the black friday deals are already in full effect. the first person in the store waited in line for 17 hours to get inside. a small price to pais pay perhaps to get the black friday prices. xz6 black friday sales at best buy was this guy. how long were you in live line for? >> 17 hours. >> why? >> you want to be the first to get the deals. with shopping lists in hand for searches on the best buys of the year. for some shoppers, it's become a holiday tradition. he even brings his friends to double up on the deals. >> when you tag team the shopping experience, you move things quicker. >> reporter: once inside, there were more lines. lines for tvs, for computers, and the checkout li

thank goodness it didn't. >> that was thom jensen reporting. we are waiting for the update on the pilot. bob redell is working on getting more information. he is going to join us with a live report in a half hour. marcus? >>> the long trial on the kate steinle murder case is nearing an end. we are expecting closing arguments today. she is charged with shooting and killing steinle on pier 14 two years ago. the lawyers argued the shooting was accidental. prosecution claims he intended to shoot steinle. >> the prosecution has the emotion of the case on its side. so many people focused on garcia zarate as someone who shouldn't have been in the united states anyway. the defense took the know kus on the firearm. >> sam brock will be inside the courtroom today. you can follow the case on twitter. >>> the search for a man operating this boat near half-moon bay. take a look at it. the coast guard found the boat going in circles, around and around. tom tran was at the controls when the boat left the harbor, but there's no sign of him. a passenger of his

. >> reporter: that was thom jensen reporting. thom told us he has been in contact with the boyfriend and he will have that at 6:00. >>> the deadly attack by militants in modern egyptian history. tonight the death toll is 235 in a massacre at a mosque located on the sinai peninsula. the attacker were ruthless in the planning. they started with bombs then fired on helpless worshippers with guns and grenades as they fled the mosque. but the militants blocked escape routes and fired on people looking for safety. the mosque was members of the sufi faith considered a mistic movement in islam. orthodox islam considered them her ticks for liberal interpretation of the religion. muslims across the world and here in the bay area are in mourning for those who lost their lives in the attack. nbc bay area laura malport joins us live from the islamic center in san jose where worshippers gathered for prayer today. >> that's right, garvin, the past 20 years the islamic association here has post-ed a day after thanksgiving prayer service followed

in alameda county thom jensen, bay area news. >> it's heart breaking thank you, thom. >>> thanksgiving dinner turned dangerous for a value california man. firefighters say charles depriest fell asleep while smoke ago turkey for his wife in the hospital fighting cancer. the smoker started a grass fire in the backyard which made its way to the house. fire crews salvaged what they could. but the home they lived in for 40 years was destroyed. >>> the people survived but the pets didn't make it. that was the outcome after a fire in pacifica earlier this morning. firefighters arrived at the home shortly after work. they rescued four people from a second story balcony but too dangerous for them to save two cats. fire investigators are working to figure out what started the fire. but believe it may have started in the kitchen. >>> tense moments for people living along the river in washington state. the river reached its highest level in 11 years. along the banks of the river near seattle. the land falling away right into the river. water level rose by 36 feet after a rainstorm earlier this wee

thom jensen joins us live in santa rosa now. you were the reporter that was there that we tossed to when the fires were burning. >> reporter: i will never forget that. and then more problems here because of those fires, laura and marcus. they have been up doing work in the streets and other areas because of sinkholes after these fires. a natural resource that would have been so valuable before all of these homes burned now causing headaches and more heart aches or people here. underground storm drains here in the fountaingrove neighborhood, one of those place that is saw the most fire destruction are damaged, melted in all of that heat that swept through here in the with the fires. crews were just down the hill from where we are right now yesterday trying to create channels with plastic she get and ditches trying to direct the water where they want it to go. homeowners are worried debris and mud will wash down into their houses. >> they talk about sink holes and possible flooding and mudslides because of all the devastation. i h

live in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> that's a nice tribute, thom. thanks so much. 6:34. closing arguments set to begin monday in the trial surrounding the kate steinle case. the judge, this week, agreed to that request from the prosecution. jurors will be able to consider second degree murder and involuntary manslaughter when they decide the fate of jose garcia zarate. during the trial, they did not deny he held the gun, but argued the shooting was accidental. >>> happening now, the search is on for this woman who posted this viral video on snap chat. take a look at it. it appears to show her drinking from a bottle of alcohol driving around the bay area. this is in the middle of the night. she drove through 880 in oakland, newark and fremont. she is a student at sacramento state. the university isn't commenting. >>> the hawaiian inmate that broke free from a psychiatric hospital is expected to be arraigned today. he is speaking out about his escape and capture. he escaped from a mental hospital in hawaii over the weekend. he had been there ever sinc

we will have a live report coming up in thom jensen who ironically was in that area as it was burning down as well. we will have a follow-up report on how the rain is going to affect it coming up at 4:30 this morning. >>> this is what we're talking about this morning, all that rain inundating the bay area this morning, really going to sit over the bay area for quite some time. kari is tracking the rain totals for us. 4:26 right now. >>> happening today, we're expecting to get our first look at tesla's electric semi-truck. this is an image right here the ceo elon musk tweeted out for today's event. you can barely see anything but musk says, quote, it will blow your mind clear out of your skull. interesting words. tesla has been holding details about that truck so very little is known, but we do know that this launch has been delayed at least twice. >>> california drivers have been paying the 12 cent gas tax for about two weeks now so where is that extra moneying going? caltrans posted this video showing your hard earned money at work. the agency is actually in the process of transition

live in san francisco, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, thom. >>> happening now, therch is on for this woman who posted a viral video on snap chat. it appears to show her drinking from a bottom of alcohol driving around the bay area in the middle of the night. she drove through 880 in oakland, then fremont. she's a student at sacramento state. the university is not commenting. >>> 5:33. the hawaii inmate that broke free from a psychiatric hospital and wound up in the bay area is expected to be arraigned today. he is speaking out about the escape and capture. a tip led to the arrest of randall saito. he escaped over the weekend and he'd been there since 1979 for murder when he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. during a jailhouse interview, saito admitted to the killing, blaming it on drugs and escaped to prove he is no longer a threat to society. >> the reason i did what i did is because i have been trying to apply for conditional release from the state hospital. they keep denying it. >> after the escape, authorities described him as a psycho path. staff work

. >> "today in the bay's" thom jensen live in santa rosa this morning with what he's seeing there. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning. we did have those flash flood warnings that were listed about 3:00 a.m., the rain has died down a little bit, just sprinkling now but there were concerns especially interest some of these very burned out areas about mudslides from these homes up in the burned areas washing down into the homes below. underground storm drains here got so hot they melted and some areas are not functioning properly at all or sinkholes are forming around some of the areas, crews were out here wednesday digging channels and using plastic she get to try to get runoff water to flow away from the homes and into the areas where they want them away from other structures as well. people are keeping their eyes on the rain and hillsides knowing that one rush of water could send mud an debris right down into their houses. >> the three houses here burned to the ground and then across the hill of course is where it really had the damage and if the mud comes what are we goi

we're live in oakland, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. just into our newsroom now, s.w.a.t. teams swarmed a san jose home this morning right around 8:00. this was on rose balm street. we're working on the reason for that right now. we did see two law enforcement cars parked outside the home with their front windows blown out. >>> new at 11:00, reverend jesse jackson announcing he has parkinson's disease. jackson revealed the diagnosis within the last couple of hours. in a letter, he said he started having trouble with routine daily tasks a few years ago. he is still trying to grasp with the diagnosis. he says his father died from parkinson's. jackson called this an opportunity to use his voice to help find a cure. he is asking for prayers for what he's calling a new challenge. >>> well, what a difference a day makes when it comes to the weather outside. >> no kidding. mother nature finally turned off that spigot and we have a glorious weekend ahead. as a preview, we sent out nbc bay area skrang tore get this beautiful view of the city in

we're live in santa rosa, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >>> thank you, thom. let's hope those people do okay up there. >>> we want to bring in meteorologist kari hall now. she's got a closer look at the rain totals so far in morning. >> and it was so heavy earlier, especially for the north bay, we still have a lot rain to go. the totals so far, guerneville almost 2 1/2 inches of rain there, petrolealuma 2.25. lafayette an inch and three-quarters. napa also about the same, kentfield over an inch, walnut creek close to an inch. antioch and hayward seeing about a quarter of an inch, closer to a half of an inch in hayward tz it continues to fall. if you would like a closer look at the rainfall totals and weather updates follow me on twitter. >>> nbc bay area has a mobile app, it's a great tool to use during this rainstorm. you can have access to our live radar and even get push notifications when that rain is approaching your area. it is free and you can download it and it's available for iphone and android devices. >>> breaking news that we're following this thur

thom jensen has the story. >> reporter: a monterey county sheriff's helicopter hovers above the water, minutes after the attack. >> horrifying. >> reporter: the victim's father telling us, it was a 15-foot great white attacking his son, his teeth ripping across his son. >> at that moment, it was shock for me. horrifying. my job was to try to help him, to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: when his dad finally got him to shore, two sheriff's deputies were there to help stop the bleeding and get him air lifted to a hospital. a prolific spear fisherman posts videos of his adventure in the ocean water. his dad hopeful he will be able to continue his lifestyle. >> i talked to the surgeon. the nerves are not damaged. there's massive damage to the muscle. it's going to be a long recovery. >> reporter: the audience breathes in a huge sigh of relief following an eternity following the rescue effort. the longest waiting time for me in my life. >> reporter: thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> the u.s. postal service is investigating a package that exploded in alameda. it happened on friday. a packa

thom jensen reports. >> reporter: air force one landed outside tokyo where president trump spoke to a crowd of u.s. and japanese service members. >> there is no single place i would rather begin my trip than right here with all of you. >> reporter: the president is expected to ask the leaders of japan, south korea, philippines and most importantly, china, make a choice, do business with the u.s. or north korea. without naming the country or its leader, kim jong-un, trump delivered a message in praising the troops. >> you are the greatest threat to tyrants who seek to prey on the innocent. history has proven over and over the road of the tyrant is a steady march toward poverty, suffering and servitude. >> reporter: cutting off financial ties between north korea and the rest of the world, the u.s. hopes to force them to give up their nuclear program. some analysts say the president's presence in asia could prompt them to test launch another missile as a show of forest. the president not giving an inch. >> we face many challenges and opportunities. we will face all of them together as a

not thom tillis of north carolina.hispanics and blacks are not traditional americans. and steve king of iowa, a congressman, said all great things in civilization have only been done by white christians. >> stephen: well, i'm not going to sit here and defend them to you, john. >> i dare you! >> stephen: i know you're looking for a fight. that was my old show. >> i'm a people man. >> stephen: when we say "latin history," what does that encompass? because people often say, "well, you know, the hispanic race--" there is no hispanic race. there is a culture. >> right. >> stephen: there is a culture, so what does latin history-- are we going all the way back to ferdinand and isabella, the inc. an empire and our contribution to american-- in the self-war, we had 40,000 people fought in the north and south-- they go where were-- i'm not going to stand here and defend that, either. >> stephen: so, so, there were latin soldiers fighting for both the confederacy and the union. >> yes. >> stephen: are there any statues of latino

"today in the bay's" thom jensen has more on why they feel they need to take these extra precautions. >> this is what happens to a society and to a culture when it loses its moral come pass. >> reporter: in the wake of mass shootings, san francisco's third baptist church did not beef up security, but over time the church has had to make changes to keep people safe. the reverend amoss brown says the country is changing for the worst. >> we have become a violent nation in our priorities. >> reporter: the church is located in the inner city, unlike the one targeted in the mass shooting and the reverend has overseen the installation of security gates and surveillance cameras and has had to hire a guard since he became the church's leader 41 years ago. the lives of his parishioners too precious to leave solely to chance and fate. >> in front of the church. >> what this gentleman did at church this morning, he was encouraged to do it because he felt that he had his right to take his pistol or whatever weapon he used and go to church. >> reporter: the reverend says society helps shape more a

nbc's thom jensen reports on this. and say a crash like this was going to happen. >> reporter: their plane had just taken off from the airport when officials say the pilot reported an equipment malfunction and was headed back to land this this woman's daughter watched the plane crash as she was talking to her mom on the phone. >> it went so fast. >> reporter: she is also a member of the neighborhood association board which met last week. visions of something like this happening always a topic of discussion at their monthly meeting. >> our concern, it's number one it's that. the airplanes -- >> reporter: nbc bay area went through federal aircraft crash investigation databases and found there have been minor incidents at reed hill view, but the last time an aircraft went down in a neighborhood was nearly 30 years ago. in 1988, a small plane crashed into a store at the nearby east ridge mall, damaging five cars. this time it happened right in the middle of a residential neighborhood. >> as bizarre as this was, the outcome

in the sierra, at boreal, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> wow, thom, thanks for that.ana has one last look at this winter storm warning. >>> yeah, and he was mentioning those strong gusty conditions. winds 70-plus miles per hour and that's the reason why the national weather service has a winter storm warning in place for the greater lake tahoe area that will remain in place through 11:00 p.m. tonight. so it's really important that you take precautions, look ahead, and don't take your chances, because we're talking about possibly one to two feet of snow in elevation areas above 7,000 feet. so it's going to be a very crazy weekend in terms of the snowfall, but for us, when we talk about showers, that's literally what we mean. we didn't really see much rain. rain, showers a little bit lighter, rain is when it becomes a little bit more intense but we're only expecting to keep the showers, at least through the early afternoon so by 3:00 p.m., should taper off nicely and as we head into sunday, we get another storm system. mainly to the north bay and by monday, tuesday, we

chris thom a fractured leg.hat didn't stop him from scoring in this week's edition of 9 cribs. ♪ [ music ] >> i'm chris thompson, let's take a look inside my locker. i've got two jerseys here. cameron irvin, and brice adams, unfortunately, they broth whooped us this year. that's my college teammates. i played against him in high school as well. so i had to get his jersey. 3, 4, 5 game balls. i actually just cleaned out my locker. so all of my shoes. about 20 pair of shoes right there. i probably only wear like 3 of them. then right here, a little remember when from a friend of mine, just a couple little notes memories back through high school, growing up. little things like that. my friend is a little creative. when you feel like you haven't done enough for people. she knows me pretty well. i always feel that way. just a couple of notes. all the mouthpieces are from this company called loud mouth. and i keep a few, as you can see. i kind of switch them out every game. this one i haven't worn yet. epson salt. thi

ray thom kins and i worked together and with d.p.h.and the public-health and ucsf, back then the pgne, hunter point power plant was the number one factors so let's be very clear here, i don't want to come here because these are my neighbors, i'm very close to shirley moore, her neighbors and we're not here trying to point fingers or neighbors against neighbors there has been a lot of misinformation about this and we know the developer has made changes to the garages and we do know that when the 49ers, 49ers spend decades in the bay bay view hunters point they did not have one single transportation plan and on game day, par tick lat matter now we have a concentrated garage on the ground which was already mentioned to construct that and to really cap the pollution you all should go to the site to do an outside visit so you can have a visual representation of what we are talking about here of building exhaust, none of us are going to propose our neighbors building that but the history of the environment bay view hunters point i the pgne p

. >> reporter: thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> president trump reacted immediately to the shooting calling it an act of evil saying it is a mental health problem speaking about the shooter. the president is in japan meeting with president shinzo abe. on the agenda, trade. abe backed mr. trump that all options are on the table. speaking of north korea, president trump is heading to south korea tomorrow. we have more coming up on the trip in an hour. lester holt will be hosting a show from asia. >>> how arsenal weapons were stole. >> the vehicle was parked on jones street. it was assigned to a special fbi task force. not clear if the deputy was in part of the investigation. here is what was stolen from inside. >> the first is a shotgun with a 12 gauge pump action. a brown stock. then the second firearm is a colt ar-4, black in color. there were also 40 mags containing 20 rounds each that were stolen. >> police around the bay area are on the lookout for stolen weapons. by the way, the new law that went into effect this year require officers to secure weapons in a safe box in vehicles.

. >> thom jensen is in the sierra but we begin with jeff tracking the time line of the rain. jeff. >> right now we have showers developing ahead of the storm tp. the cold front bringing the more consistent rainfall is still six to eight hours away. as we zoom in we've had the more consistent showers across contra costa alameda krts. san jose as well. keeping the roadways wet and a little bit of activity across oakland. and that's what it like through most of tonight and once we hit tomorrow morning by 4:00 a.m. we see it picks up up. we'll run you through the full time line into the weekend forecast coming up at 6:20 tonight. but i want to leave us at least with the first update on what i'm watching right now. that best chance of rain, again, saturday morning, not quite as wet this weekend. and dangerous sierra snow on track as we could see

live in pebble beach, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> a deadly thanksgiving crash in the south bay is a result of a dui. that's what police are saying about thursday night's cree-car crash at the intersection of lawrence expressway and monroe avenue in sapta clara. an 89-year-old woman riding in one of the cars was killed. police announced today the 21-year-old driver of one of the other vehicles was driving under the influence and that man has been arrested and now faces manslaughter charges. >>> new tonight, a report of a suspicious driver triggered a high-speed chase in morgan hill. it all started with a report of a suspicious white truck on eastbound 101. officers arrived this morning and the suspect drove off, leading police on a chase on 101 out of morgan hill onto 680 in san jose. police were finally able to catch the suspect just off hoff steder road. that's the scene you're looking at in the video pape man and a woman were arrested and police say the truck they were driving was stolen. >>> drugs, gun, and cash. a troubling discovery by officers after a traffic stop in sono

coaster are among scenes of desolation injapan which have been captured by australian photographer shane thomsmelbourne, australia. thank you so much tojoining us melbourne, australia. thank you so much to joining us this morning. melbourne, australia. thank you so much tojoining us this morning. i have to say, i grew up injapan, i never really made an effort to visit there. what made you go there in the first place? i have always been interested in abandoned buildings and abandoned places. it harks back toa and abandoned places. it harks back to a curious fascination that i had with the macabre and horror movies asa kid. with the macabre and horror movies as a kid. i wanted to mirror these environments through photography. getting to japan, i have always had a love affair with japan. ita voice of japanese culture. as a a love affair with japan. ita voice ofjapanese culture. as a foreigner, i have wanted to get underneath that gleaming surface and find some beauty in another way. i wanted to get into the guts ofjapan. it is a country and a culture that flows and functions so well. i wanted to

>> thom, thanks very much. >>> well, hundreds of people in san francisco joined groups across the country to protest against president trump. nbc bay area's sergio quintana live at union square, where the protest began today. sergio. >> reporter: terry, tuesday marks the one-year anniversary that donald trump was elected president of the united states. there are people at today's demonstration who want him impeached. but there were also supporters of president trump here. >> we have a mission that humanity has given us. >> reporter: they gave impassioned speeches and carried signs deploring the president and vice president. some say they're still shocked by the election results nearly a year ago. >> i just had to shut off the tv, turn off the radio. i just could not believe what was happening. >> reporter: john did not want to share his last name. he's become worried that people will find him online and harass him. he says he's already experienced physical confrontation over politics. >> someone asked me what my hat said, and it says make america great in russian. and he was offended by t

here is thom jensen with the late details. >> reporter: witnesses say they saw the single engined cessna just before it came down. >> it went so fast and then crash. >> reporter: san jose fire got the call about a plane in distress about three. a fire spokesman said it was a report of equipment failure. the pilot trying to circle back about a half mile away. >> it was thankful it hit where it did. >> it crashed into a converted garage. tonight they are in temporary red cross housing. >> they are not going to be able to go back in sometime but i think it is housable. >> reporter: the owner of the airplane has been on the scene to want saying one of his airplanes has never crashed before. his main concern is the condition of one of the pilots who rented the airplane. >>> here is audio of the pilot when he made the mayday call. >> mayday. mayday. 5249. >> make a left 180, 13 left. continue left for the runway. any runway available. >> as you heard, after the pilot called mayday, tried to tell him to turn around. >>> uncovered detail information about the airport's policy. here is a look at

team former record setting goal keeper hope solo nbc bay area's thom jensen outside the studio. >> reporter: very thankful for solo and all of the other people coming forward with their stories of harassment and abuse. some of them dating back for decades. in stunning style, u.s. women's soccer team beat team canada 3-1. it is the team's former record goal keeper who has fans talking. >> not just women's soccer. i am happy she is adding her voice. >> reporter: that momentum added to the voices of hundreds of women and men who have gone public. >> very excited that people are coming forward. i hope that more people come forward and more change happens as a result. >> reporter: they too applaud solo going forward that former fifa president grabbed her inappropriately in 2013. >> has the right to be heard and also not only to be heard but the right to, you know, justice. >> reporter: a u.s. women's team spokesman says the team has no comment against the allegations or solo's allegation that sexual mist conduct is rampant in women's soccer. >> commend them for doing so and paving the way for ev

miss reesa thom, sergeant ray padmore and officer jones. the national anthem. and thank you to the sfpd color guard. they all deserve a round of applause. [applause] >> now i'd like to introduce your san francisco police commission, commission president julius thurman, commissioner joe marshall, commissioner dejesus. commissi commissioner sonia malers, commissioner robert hirsch. two commissioners couldn't be here tonight buzz send their congratulations to all of the honorees. now i'll introduce your command staff starting with chief of police william scott, scott from the chief of staff bureau, hector signas. from the airport bureau, deputy denise schmidt. from the field operations burro, deputy chief michael redmond. deputy chief robert mosier. and from the professional standards and principle policing bureau deputy chief michael connelly. now for your commanders from the field operations bureau, golden gate division, commander ann manic. from the administration bureau, commander rob o'sullivan. from the field operations bureau, investiga

. >> a lot of the conversation by fans centered around an accusations from a one time stafrmt thom jensen is live with her story. >> reporter: hope solo says -- and she joins a list of hundreds of women and men across the country who have gone public with accusations against her alleged attacker. a packed house. where the u.s. women's team put on a show. much of the attention this week on one of the teams most storied players. record setting goal keeper hope solo who has more international wins than any other keeper in history. it is what solo and others are now saying off the field that has fans talking. >> thank them for paving the way for everyone to come out. >> reporter: publicly accusing former fifa president of touching her inappropriately in 2013. bravery they say that will help level the playing field for a new generation of young women in and out of sports. >> i think that anyone who comes forward with any situation that has happened to them has the right to be heard and also not only to be heard but the right to, you know, justice. >> reporter: solo joins hundreds of other wome

we caught up with the philadelphia fan thoms fan -- il team. >> reporter: the best way to stay warm is do exercises and stretches. >> and back here live, you're looking at the balloons they have actually deflated since we last spoke, there's nothing wrong with him, they are conserves gas for the generation before the parade. we're stangt next to bug -- standing next to bugs bunny. you'll see 17 floats and 17 marching bands and 29 performances there's a lot going on and it gets underway in just a few hours. katherine scott. >> if you can't make it to the parkway you can watch the entire thing right here on 6abc with rick williams and cesily tynan. >> philadelphia detectives are looking for a killer involved in a deadly triple shooting on south 66th street near greenway, a 27-year-old man was shot multiple times and killed, 26-year-old man was critically injured and taken to penn presbyterian hospital. there's no word on a motive. >>> this morning philadelphia high school counselor brian sever is facing a number of charges for having sex with the student. the victim and the counselor met

. >> reporter: thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> we have posted steph curry's statement on our website. to read it go to www.nbcbayarea.com and the link is on the home page. >>> president trump has arrived in philippines today after he left vietnam. it will be his final stop on his tour of asia. but, it is the russia investigation that is once again the focus after controversial comments to reporters on board air force 1. the president said he is done confronting russian president vladimir putin about his country's meddling in the 2016 campaign after more denials from putin. trump dismissed the interference as a democratic hit job and called his political chief hacks. he backed away saying he now does believe u.s. intelligence agencies which have concluded that russia did meddle in these elections. he went on to call for international cooperation. >> i think it's very important to get along with russia, to get along with china, to get along with vietnam, to get along with lots of countries. we have a lot of things we have to solve. frankly, russia and china, in particular, can help us

melissa: here is senator thom tillis from north carolina. >> we are going to pass motion to proceed and we're in the for the vote a rahmma. i believe the bill passes. we'll likely go to conference. we'll get the final product from the house and senate do one final vote before goes to the president es desk, i predict before christmas. melissa: we had breaking news a short time ago. "wall street journal" reporting that the corporate tax rate looks like could go to 22%, instead of 20. are you hearing that? >> those are proposals that have been suggested. one of the things, maybe that is paired with something that would move forward the effective date. as you know right now the proposed 20% effective end of next year although immediate expensing or year after next, i should say. immediate expensing next year. those are all things that will continue to be worked even through the conference process. but i'm convinced you can see that the american people want us to be successful. you can see the market reacting to what is generally viewed as path getting to outcome, american people and familie

. >> thom jenson was on the scene shortly after the crash and joins us live with the details tom? >> reporter: terry and vicky, you can see behind me we've got firefighters trying to tear into that airplane right now. federal investigators from the faa are on the scene here right now, they're trying to look at the equipment. see exactly what happened. but preliminary indications are and the reports are that it sounds like there was some sort of equipment malfunction and then a failed attempt to scramble back to the airport before this crash. witnesses say they saw the single engine cessna copping in low over the homes in the 2100 block of evelyn avenue just before it went down. mario calderon was at work talking to her daughter on her cell phone who described the crash as it was happening. > it went so fast and then crashed. that's what she said. >> reporter: san jose fire first got the call at about 3:00. a spokesman tells nbc bay area it was a report of equipment failure. the pilot who had just taken off was circling back to try to land back at reed hill view airport about a hal

. >> joining us now, cnn political commentator dave jacobson and republican consultant john thom thomasalso with us, ariba martin. dave, let me start with you. it was a remarkable day. president trump throwing his support behind roy moore, a man accused of sexual misconduct involving teenagers. let me ask you, what did you make of it? >> you're right, it was an extraordinary moment. i think it was a -- it was essentially an example of donald trump anchoring himself to a child molester. and i think democrats are going to use this as an opportunity to brand the gop as the party that embraces and endorses sexual predators. what really struck me is michael steele's comments today. he called the move by president trump stupid. and that it would doer repairable damage to the party, the country and the brand. and i think he's right. that message was spot-on. >> john, i'm going to ask you, a party that endorses and embraces child molesters, the words of david there, what did you make of this? was this the right move by the president? >> no. i was disappointed to see it today. i thought the pres

look for thom jensen's report first on social media and then on television tonight starting at 5:00 p.m. i hope he has a hat on and make some goggles instead of the glasses. >> as they're dealing with snow, a lot of us are dealing with rain as it comes in throughout the day and into the weekend. >> it's going to be light for the most part. not expecting a big storm at this point. a bigger deal for the sierra valley. we do have some whiteout conditions and that's going to make it very dangerous for any travellers going into the sierra over the next, i'd give it 12 to 14 hours. then we may see this activity tapering off. even though right here temperatures are above freezing, we've seen some rain mixing in with the snow. as we get a live look outside from the castro looking in san francisco. it's 64 degrees. we've been able to see a fpeaks of sunshine here and there. looking at walnut creek, i don't think it's that warm, but we definitely have a chilly day and some mostly cloudy skies. for the most part, as of now as we look at the radar the rain has cleared much of the bay area with the

thom: thank you for your time. >> [chatter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> [chatter] announcer: tuesday is election day in new jersey and virginia. watch live coverage of victory and concession speeches on the c-span network. candidates in new jersey are democrats fail murphy and the lieutenant governor kim o'donnell. >> in virginia, lieutenant governor ross north and and at gillespie. online, on c-span or listen on the c-span radio app. >> next, former president clinton takes part in a discussion on how to combat opioid discussion. then we can look at president trump's beach on the uss arizona memorial followed by the objectives and goals of the president's trip to asia. now, from a president bill clinton along with current and former policymakers and public health at work join in a summit addressing the opioid epidemic at the johns hopkins bloomberg school

around 8:15 last night. 18-year-old young man 18-year-old woman crossing street road near trevose thom they were both struck bite pick up. at first the driver did get out and assisted in moving the young woman off the street. but then got back into the truck and drove off. we should say that that truck would have some right side damage. now the female at last check is in critical condition at aria torresdale. no official word as to whether the male is still in the hospital but he said to be extremely distraught. police are focused on finding video surveillance at local businesses and trying to find the driver who appeared at first to do the right thing. >> he pulled over. he assisted the male victim in moving the female victim to the side of the road and then he left. as we speak out there hitting the businesses trying to get video surveillance a lot of times she's companies they have it people hand every handle the video. they have it but they don't know how to operate it themselves. we're going through the hoops of legal departments and it people trying to get copies of the videos. w

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that's why i have worked with republican senator thom tillis to introduce a bill to strengthen protectionsial counsel robert mueller. i think senator tillis wants to strengthen the independence of the department of justice. i am concerned about an abrupt action by the president given ways that this investigation is closing in on his inner circle. >> carrie, is this a real concern? as a judgist do yournalist, do number four stepping in and firing all the people he wants to fire? >> i understand the nature of senator coons' concerns and why he is asking the questions. we had the firing unmask something like 25 of the u.s. attorneys. preet bharara was fired under circumstances he continues to question. dana boente is a loyal company man. 33 years at justice. served under six presidents. from what i am hearing from people close to him, who worked in his office, this was a matter of president trump wanting to install his own u.s. attorney in that job which he has every right to do. >> i understand he does, but as for the policy, does he have a right to intervene in his own prosecution? >> he do