next. >> vicki: >> vicki: and here with us right now - jr stone hosting sports night live alongside bip roberts and mark carpenter. it was an ugly day for bay area sports. as both the 49ers and raiders went home tonight with a big "l". >> j.r: melos to talk about about the 30 niner's

i didn't know what happened until we got here. >> vicki: no shoppers or officers were treatment. >> vicki: a sheriff's deputy was shot and killed in minnesota this morning... according to authorities. the deputy was in a st. cloud hospital guarding a suspect that was being treated there. the suspect grabbed a gun from the officer and shot and killed him. hospital security officers subdued the suspect with a stun gun... and he died soon afterward. the deputy was 60-year-old steven sandberg... and the suspect was 50-year-old danny hammond. details of what hammond was being treated for has not been released. >> vicki: police have identified the man killed in a shooting at a zombie-themed street party last night in florida. officials say 20-year-old expavious tyrell taylor died of a gunshot wound at the scene... he played football at a local junior college. the shootings sent throngs of revelers dressed like zombies running through the streets and brought an abrupt end to the annual festival, which had been expected to draw more than 20,000 fans dressed as zombies. >>: resaw i guy on the grou

>> vicki: today. hundreds gathered for the 147th annual italian heritage parade in san francisco. dozens of handcrafted parade floats made their way from fisherman's wharf. down columbus street into north beach. people enjoyed performances by a variety of traditional italian muscians. the event also included hands-on family-friendly activities. the parade was to the public. >> vicki: some churches in one west oakland neighborhood are under fire. after some say the church services are too loud. kron 4's averi harper talked to church officials about a noise complaint they received. >> reporter: church leaders at pleasant grove baptist church call the sound of worship "joyful noise." but some new residents in this neighborhood want them to keep the sound of their worship services to a minimum. >>: "the church is the foundation of the community particularly the african- american community, so we try to work with everybody" >> reporter: it's just one of the churches in west oakland feeling the pressure to

: >> vicki: you've heard of an airplane's >> vicki: the search continues for the missing cargo ship elo that sank earlier this month during hurricane joaquin. a u-s navy search team is on the hunt for the ship and its data recorder... known as the "black box." here you see them getting ready to deploy a 'towed pinger locator'... an instrument designed to detect a downed vessel's "black box." they're focusing on a 100-squre- mile zone near the ship's last known location... northeast of crooked island in the bahamas. the jacksonville, florida-based el faro disappeared october cargo run to san juan, puerto rico. the ship's 28 american crew members and five polish nationals are presumed dead. >> brian: the tail end of a weather system going through the pacific northwest made for clouds and a few sprinkles sunday morning. there were no reports of measurable rainfall in the bay area. the closest reports were a couple of.01's in southern mendocino county. with this system out of here, skies have been clearing this afternoon. the forecast models are indicating a big area of low clouds for the

good evening, i'm vicki liviakis. kron 4's kate cagle spoke with band members and players, and explains both sides of the story. > >kate : in this vital video you can hear parents--viral video yelling at players to get out of away as the putt--band members tried to get on the field >>:it was very shocking to me > >kate: in two years of marching it was the first time she's seen the football players on the team during their pregame tradition >>:i even heard a coach say just push and shove through them > > kate: but the players said that is not true he says the team is focused on the game and just trying to get through their warmer pertain. --warmup routine > >kate : is this moment that has the parents particularly upset as the crowd is about to stand up for the national anthem and the band begins to play, the football players run back on to the field >>:when we got back on the field the coaches were very cognizant --cognitant and that the band is not supposed to be on the field when the players got a warm up > >kate : b

good evening, i'm vicki liviakis. kron 4's kate cagle was at the scene of the crash. and explains how the accident happened. > >kate : this area is covered in cameras and police tell us there covering this footage to try and figure out exactly what happened yellow caution tape blocked off downtown market street for hours this evening. as tourists snapped photos and tried to figure out what was going on. police say a man on this bicycle was wearing a helmet when he was hit by a muni bus. he died in the street. it's the second deadly crash involving a muni bus this year. >> : it's a very busy part of the city. so we always look at all the conditions of the road. > >kate :police say the forty- eight year old man was actually between two buses when he was killed - both heading west on market street. he was going the same direction - when he apparently lost control. it's not clear how the bicyclist ended up between two busesor who was passing who. >> : we are looking at the possibility of a passing vehicle code violation. but it's still under investigation. > >kate: police

>> vicki : now at eleven. a manhunt is underway for the gunman behind a deadly drive-by shooting in livermore. one person is dead. and another is injured. it happened outside a c-v-s store last night. good evening, i'm vicki liviakis. kron 4's scott rates went to the shooting happened. and spoke with concerned shoppers. we first told you about this story through a push alert. >> scott :take a look at this man he is the man who police are searching for he is 18 years old jason alexander brown and he is on the run and considered armed and dangerous. and reckless after what happened last night. police served a search warrant at a local home with a believe he might have been stained and the call of the swat team to assist but after teargas in the house and searching room for room for him he was not found. it is unclear if these two men who were shot out here were targeted but even still after one man died and another remains in the hospital shoppers out here are just a little nervous >>:this is for what was going

jessica: i'm joined now by vicki abeles. vicki is the director and producer of the film "beyond measure." and i know, vicki, that you make movies that are very close to your heart. you were here one time earlier before with your first film "race to nowhere," which really captured the rat race that kids feel that they're on, and that movie moved so many parents. let's talk about "beyond measure." what motivated for you to make this movie? because i know your kids were an integral part of why you made "race to nowhere." vicki abeles: right, so i would say that this film, i set out to make this film in large part based on the screenings of "race to nowhere," and the passion that i saw for change. and yet, almost every screening i attended ended with the same question, which is, "where do we go from here?" i also set out to make a film that fills a void in what i see as a media story that's largely focused on what's wrong with education. it tends to lay blame on parents and educators and students, and to look to policy makers fo

>> vicki : plans to move a repeat child sex predator into a home near oakley. are on hold. >> reporter :they say that tonight they cannot believe how often they are getting together >>:we are here tonight in a too familiar ritual >> reporter :it was the ringing of a bell and the placement of a rose entasis small gathering of san mateo people--small gathering of it has become a ritual for these parents and activists october 1st was the first day that high school seniors could submit applications for schools and tragedy on campus >>:my whole focus had to shift remember those to those parents who had to send their kids who now have to hold a memorial instead of graduation >> reporter :they have already banned firearms and there is a bill currently that would close the exception >>:i hope this will be what wakes up our politicians to do the right than >> reporter :i just returned from oregon or have been covering the massacre at i have to say there are many people in that community who would disagree. with disagree. the aussie any problem with gun laws that are alr

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ghirardelli, girard, sees is headquartered here. >> vicki: there's tcho, schramsburg, rechutii. >> vicki: ugh, the list is endless. >> vicki: chris koller of napa is a chocolatier. he concocts these beautiful little babies sold at cocobella in san francisco. >> i make all my meals of chocolate. >> it comes from the rainforest. >> vicki: warning sometimes the really pretty ones on the outside aren't so great on the inside. >> vicki: uh, these are great. >> vicki: now if you want to save the rain forest and indulge innuubia is obsessed with and bringing you award winning chocolate. >> vicki: so, here's to chocolate -in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >> pam:reese witherspoon is taking fashion... and in what better place than her native hometown of nashville. >> pam:the actress recently opened her flagship clothing store "draper james" in one of the area's hottest neigborhoods...12-south. >> pam:reese describes the store as a mix of effortless style... inspired by her grandmother dorothea draper. >> she does love to get dressed up. she did not have a lot of money but she had pre

vicki alexander or dr.ki to most people loves babies. >> okay, young man. >> reporter: the now retired ob/gyn has dedicated her career to making sure babies born to black mothers have a healthy start in life. it was true at ucsf school in the '60s, true in '78 when she started the coalition to fight infant mortality in oakland. true at harlem hospital in the '80s. and it didn't change when she came back to berkeley 10 years ago. >> the city was the size of berkeley, had a disparity of four black babies it compared to one white baby with what's called low birth weight. so it was like, oh, my goodness. and i'm in berkeley? oh, no, no. we can't have that. >> reporter: dr. vicki's black infant health program grew from her coalition at highland hospital all those years ago helping women with medical care and social issues. [ non-english language ] and her baby loladay are participants. >> like healthy eating, getting rest, being aware of being afternoon, um, you know, -- aware of being in, you know, violent situ

vicki alexander.x 5. >> nominate your local hero for a jefferson award using our email form online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> and time for another check of the weather. paul deanno live at the clayton valley pumpkin farm. hi, paul. >> hey, paul. >> reporter: it's a great evening out here. the weather is cooling down as it should be this time of year after a high of 85. we are already down to the 70s. if you are a parent and want to take your kids to a pumpkin patch it needs to be more than just pumpkins. you have to have some other stuff to keep the kids happy. they do here. it's a family tradition to come here. they have been doing it for 35 years. they have a great hay maze on site, a great train rides for the kids. mom and dad are coming here for the gourds. they have thousands of good- looking pumpkins, as well. open until 8 p.m. every night between now and october 31 here in the beautiful clayton valley in the foothills of mount diablo. pyramid looking toward the golden gate bridge. fog at the coastl

vicky: la controversia causando nuevas normas relacionados con el cÁncer de seno.5 aÑos en vez de a los 40. y cada dos aÑos a partir de los 55. la organizaciÓn dice que el problema estÁ con con la mamografÍas se encuentran muchos tumores benignos o falsos positivos, los cuales provocan totalmente quirÚrgico innecesario. especializados: los estudios han mostrado que los falsos positivos causa mÁs problemas que beneficios a parte de eso y radiaciÓn que se usa que tal vez sea innecesariay podrÍa tener otras consecuencias en el futuro. vicky: los crÍticos en recomendaciones dice que es preferible un falso positivo que correr el riesgo de no detectar un tumor canceroso. raquel pÉrez que ha sido sometida a dos cirugÍa antes de los 40 aÑos y antes de los 25 cc en contra de las nuevas directrices. raquel: yo estaba muy ansiosa y nerviosa con la cirugÍa pero gracias a dios me lo contaron y no era cÁncer. vicky: las recomendaciones no serÍan rígida, la sociedad sugiere que a principio de los 41 aÑos pueden realizarse mamografÍa si lo prefieren. >> la mujer hispana tiende a n

vicki, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. first of all, most importantly, how are you doing? >> i am doing well. it's been over a month now and every day there's improvement. it's one of those unforeseen things that you just don't know what to anticipate every day but i'm very thankful to be here and just doing everything in my power to get up and going again. >> i mean, you look great. obviously, physical recovery is one thing. emotional recovery is another. do you think about what happened on that day a lot? >> you know, i really don't. i have so many things -- yes, i think about it and, you know, of course it was -- it was tragic. it was something that will be in my mind forever but every single day? no. i'm trying to focus in on the things that i can use my energy for and it may not be those tragic events, of course, thinking about adam and alison, i -- my heart just goes out to the families. i think that if there's a thought that goes through my mind, it really goes out to them and their families and everyone that loved

. >>> i'm vicki nguyen, more on what happened with a little girl and how they tried to save her. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself. realize your buying power at open.com. many say -- is failing our community. we expose the foster vicky, nguy . >>> tonight, we have a rare behind the scenes look at a system that many say is failing our children. we look at a foster system that some say abuse children. >>> and our investigative reporter vicky nguyen looks into the system and wonders what is watching these children. >> you will meet people who open their homes to children in need but you will also hear their frustrations on how they tried to do the right thing for a 4-year-old girl, only to have the reports go nowhere. we also want to warn you some of the pictures in this sto

thank you, vicki. >> now, if you have a tip for vicki or anyone in the investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips. or send vicki an e-mail. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranerie. >> it will be hot and humid just like we had for today. eventually, two chances of rainfall. you can get a preview of that on the scrolling seven-day forecast on the bottom of the screen. let's take you right into tomorrow morning. starting off with 59 in the north bay. some areas of fog returning in 62 and patchy fog for the peninsula and 63. a few clouds in the south bay and 61 degrees. the main focus over the next 49 hours is the storm system off to the south. it's not very impressive looking. you can see it's circulating well south of los angeles. but eventually that, again, will bring us the chance here of some rain. so let's take you through the forecast over the next 72 hours. and tomorrow it will be all about this area of high pressure offshore. that will keep it hot and humid. it will mean 90s in lenon and 70s at the coastline. but then a drastic turn as we head into thurs

vicki and susie, thanks for joining us. [monitor beeping] [dramatic music] >> eve: wake up, you bastard, so i can send you to hell where you belong. [door clicks open] >> ben: hey. >> abigail: hey. >> ben: how was the party? >> abigail: oh, it was-- it was fine. hope mostly had a good time. >> ben: mostly? >> abigail: yeah, the male entertainment that we hired ended up to be a thief and got arrested, so-- >> ben: whoa. [chuckles] >> abigail: i know. hope was pretty upset by the end of it. >> ben: you don't think about the wedding, do you? >> abigail: why would you say that? >> ben: happens sometimes, doesn't it? >> hope: come on. sit down. >> aiden: i, uh-- >> hope: what? >> aiden: i-- >> hope: hey, over here. >> aiden: no, no, listen. i, um-- i'm good. i just--i got-- i had a little too much fun at the bachelor party, and i'm just-- >> hope: yeah, well, you're not acting like a guy who's been having fun, aiden. what you just said-- what did you mean, you can't do this to me? >> aiden: i just-- >> hope: [sighs] are you sayi

reporter: now vicki can walk her legs are getting stronger. their abductors in your leg strength you should be walking without a cane. >> before this procedure there was nothing to give people hope. reporter: i'm sure you can imagine going back to the way things were. >> no. reporter: the study will continue through april and will be submitted to the fda. dr. sadiq hopes to bring relief to patients in. >> for the first time a neurological disease like ms can be connected to something so that's a significant step forward. reporter: for vicki she can envision a future when she walks again maybe even walking her daughter down the aisle. who knows what the future can hold? relying on my cane and anything i can grab onto. very exciting. reporter: "fox 5 news." christina: is important to know since this is a clinical trial there's no cost to receive stem cell treatments. for other big ideas stories headwear fox 5 you too page. senator ted cruz has some strong feelings about the inflate gate scandal. he thinks tom brady w [excited yelling] ah, yes! y

that's church lingo for quitting, her mom vicky left too. so did everyone else in the family. how much did it mean to you that your family stood by you? >> it means everything. >> reporter: when we come back, leah decides to go public, even taking her beef to the ballroom on "dancing with the stars." and earning the ire of some of her fellow scientology celebs. >> when you decide to blank et evil, you become my enemy. "inspire." "be a hero." we all have greatness in us, and with the right tools, there are no limits to where your rhythm will take you. introducing the ultimate laptop. on average, an extra two hours each day, to earn the same paycheck as their male coworkers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sara and women everywhere. i'm hillary clinton, >>> "20/20" continues. >> leah remini speaks out. >> leaving the church of scientology. >> reporter: in the summer of personal separation from her faith became a very public matter. statements to a minimum. >> i'm good. i have my family. my real friends are behind me. and i think that says a lot. >> reporter: the

that's church lingo for quitting, her mom vicky left too. so did everyone else in the family. how much did it mean to you that your family stood by you? >> it means everything. >> reporter: when we come back, leah decides to go public, even taking her beef to the ballroom on "dancing with the stars." her fellow scientology celebs. >> when you decidide to blank et statement that scientology is evil, you become my enemy. "inspire." "b"be a hero we all have greatness in us, and with the right tools, there are no limits to where your rhythm will take you. introducing the ultimate laptop. >>> "20/20" continues. >> leah remini speaks out. >> leaving the church of scientology. >> reporter: in the summer of 2013, leah remini's very persononal separion from her faith became a very public matter. at first, she kept her public statements to minimum. >> i'm good. i have my family. my real friends are behind me. >> reporter: the church's initial publicic responsto leah's departure was subdued. but then leah upped the ante dramatically by filing a missing persons report on shelly miscavige,

i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check of that microclimate forecast with anthony slaughter. good morning to you. >> good morning. a little drizzle this morning. mostly cloudy skies overhead but some areas with a little sunshine kind of like what we saw yesterday. overall you'll notice big-time thunderstorms erupting across parts of the central valley. we are not going to see anything like that, but the core of low pressure is actually sliding overhead right now. so that's going to trigger off drizzle and keep clouds in place through the day. so it won't be overly sunny. a good mix of sun and clouds through the afternoon. temperatures, because of the cloud cover, will be held down into the 70s across the bay today. i don't think we'll see any 80s today so nice and comfortable and get outside and enjoy. light northwesterly breeze will really make it feel like fall today. we do have a warming trend headed our way over the next couple days with the return of 90s. we'll show you that coming up in my next report. >> thank you, anthony. >>> happening right now in the south bay, pol

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that's church lingo for quitting, her mom vicky left too. so did everyone else in the family.our family stood by you? >> it means everything. >> reporter: when we come back, leah decides to go public, even taking her beef to the ballroom on "dancing with the stars." and earning the ire of some of her fellow scientology celebs. >> when you decide to blank et statement that scientology is evil, you become my enemy. "inspire." "be a hero." we all have greatness in us, and with the right tools, there are no limits to where your rhythm will take you. introducing the ultimate laptop. surface book by microsoft. at longhorn, you're never torn between ordering steak and something else. because now you can get, steak ... and something else. longhorn's great steak pairings. our grilled sirloin with your choice of slow roasted baby back ribs... redrock grilled shrimp... or parmesan crusted chicken. tonight. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. and for lunch, try our new steak & bacon cheddar melt, or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7. >>> "20/20" continues. >> leah r

we just heard vicky lay out the thinking behind the california law.think it is going to have the desired effect? >> no, i think it's going to be highly counter productive. i regard this as one of the worst pieces of legislation i have ever seen. everybody knows that the 16% gap or the 22% gap is a gross figure. you have to correct. the factors mentioned had to do with experience, continuity of work ade indication. if you look at the statute none of them are admissible to correct these gaps. you will always find some kind of residual. this will be compounded because once the individual cases are brought, the administrator can bring it into class action. then they are entitled to recover expenses from the employer, but not vice versa. it is also the case when you are trying to make the comparables, you can make them outside the workplace to other peoples. you do not know which of the outside comparisons will be seized upon after the fact. if you are trying to figure out what is going on, the most the gender gap is, and most of it is explained by other f

that's church lingo for quitting, her mom vicky left too. so did everyone else in the family.at your family stood by you? >> it means everything. >> reporter: when we come back, leah decides to go public, even taking her beef to the ballroom on "dancing with the stars." and earning the ire of some of her fellow scientology celebs. >> when you decide to blank et statement that scientology is evil, you become my enemy. "inspire." "be a hero." we all have greatness in us, and with the right tools, there are no limits to where your rhythm will take you. introducing the ultimate laptop. surface book by microsoft. my nand i've...seen things. like the sock rampage of 2010. the sleep eating of 2012. and the babysitter make-out of 2014. gross. but now with nescam, these guys can check in 24/7. so they can see all the crazy things i see. hey, ya little thief! did he have thumbs?! okay, now i've seen it all. nest. welcome to the magic of home. odysseo by cavalia opens november 19th under the white big top at at&t park. >>> "20/20" continues. >> leah remini speaks out. >> leaving the chur

vicky loves babies. the now retired o bshgs gshgs b/gyn has dedicated her career making sure that babies born to black mothers have a healthy start to life. it was true in the 60s in school, true in '78 when she started the coalition to fight infant mortality, harlem hospital in the 80s and didn't change when she came back to berkeley ten years ago. >> it had a disparity of four black babies compared to one white baby with low birth weight. oh, my goodness. and i'm in berkeley? no. no. we can't have that e dr. vicky's health program grew from all those years ago, helping women with medical care and social issues. these two are participants. healthy eating, getting rest, aware of being in violent situations, which i was not, thank god. the importance of sister hood and being around other women. >> i have a lot of experience with mothers and babies, but the perspective that vicky had was something that was just new and exciting that i didn't even know existed. >> being, quote, retired really only means dr.

what's the latest, vicky? >> reporter: darryl whitman put his career on the line to expose what he called dysfunction within osha. he said the agency is hurting the very people it's supposed to protect. workers fired for reporting safety problems that can harm the public. now we've learned that whitman is the one out of a job. >> whitman calls it retaliation. he says he was fired from his job in the federal whistle blower protection plan for exposing what he calls a dist b disturbing pattern of mismanagement in the region 9 office in san francisco. >> i was going to report what i saw, what i thought to be violations. i was going to report them. they were going to have to be responsive to the report and they didn't like that. >> reporter: whitman spoke out to the investigative unit earlier this year. he tried to warn them managers were pressures employees to close cases without properly investigating. they wanted to clear a growing backlog. >> i went through every conceivable channel. what i saw was inaction. >

i'm vicky nguyen alongside anthony slaughter.nks so much for waking up with us this morning anthony, the weather looking good. >> yeah, just sprinkled a little bit yesterday, enough to get the ground wet. big-time thunderstorms across fresno. the core of low pressure is sliding overhead now. it will trigger a few areas of sprinkles this morning. but otherwise we are expecting to see another day like what we saw yesterday. a good mix of sun and clouds by the afternoon hours. more cloud cover than anything, and that's going to keep our temperatures down. we're talking about 70s bay areawide. at the coast, a few 60s but overall very comfortable. room temperature across the bay area today. but again, more cloud cover like we saw yesterday, vicky. keep in mind, it's not going to be overly sunny but again it's not going to be completely cloudy all day long if you're headed to levi's stadium, expect sunshine for the game. >> sounds good. we like that, room temperature. thank you, anthony. >> for sure. >>> we begin with a developing stor

kron 4's vicki liviakis is fairfield where the boy attended school. >> catherine: vicki what happened? >> vicki:well catherine i'm happy to say that nothing happened. >> vicki: no tragedy. >> vicki:the kids on campus are safe tonight. but for 24 hours - parents wondering if they were in harm's way. >> vicki:the campus here at vanden high school is like anykids heading to class. some milling about. but it could have been an entirely different scenario if one student actually followed through on his threat to hurt people here. according to police the 15 year old was taken into his post threatening his fellow classmates. >> vicki:sergeant jeff osgood says fairfield police went to the boy's home and arrested him on suspicion of making threats. officers found a.22 caliber rifle, the same pictured in the photograph. >> he made a couple of statements indicating that it was a joke or funding to post something like that. the officers spend a quite a bit of time tracking the experiment accurate and they understand the severity if they did not before. in this environment creek especially toward

quitting, her mom vicky left too. so did everyone else in the family. how much did it mean to you that >> it means everything. >> reporter: when we come back, leah decides to go public, even taking her beef to the ballroom on "dancing with the stars." and earning the ire of some of her fellow scientology celebs. >> when you decide to blank et statement that scientology is evil, you become my enemy. "inspire." "be a hero." we all have greatness in us, and with the right tools, there are no limits to where your rhythm will take you. introducing the ultimate laptop. hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? nearly 20,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. i don't want to be rude. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? get tv, internet and phone for $89.99 per month. >>> "20/20" continu

vicky nguyen exposed this story last night.nd there were deeper concerns at this local agency. >> for the past two years, the santa clara department of social services were aware of their problems all laid out in a comprehensive audit. but until now, few of us knew what it was like for the children suffering abuse and the caregivers trying to get help. we want to warn you some of the content is very difficult to see but we want to show you what the social workers are accused of ignoring. >> bruises, bite marks, somebody tried to choke her. >> they are the pictures no mother wants to take. images of unspeakable cruelty to her daughter, a 4-year-old girl. >> as a mom, did you think something was wrong? >> yes. >> reporter: we're calling her anna to protect her identity. she lost custody of her five children in 2013 after their father was accused of physically abusing one of the children. she says and police records confirm the little girl suffered severe abuse in her new foster home. bitten, burned and beaten, all of it captured

i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check of that microclimate forecast with anthony slaughter. >> good morning. we're looking at clouds building across the area. we have a cold front that's going to slide through later on this morning and that's going to trigger a few areas of showers mostly for the coastline. you can actually see the showers are very light in nature. so a lot of this stuff that we do see this morning will be light and probably just enough to get the ground wet. so we're not expecting a whole lot in terms of rainfall. nonetheless, any accumulation. so temperatures today will be coming down because of that cold front moving through. no 80s for the bay area. just the tri-valley. upper 70s. mid-70s for east bay and 60s for san francisco. a little drizzly early in the day and then we'll see a few clouds towards the afternoon. but again, a good mix of sun and clouds as that front moves through. temperatures coming down. very fall-like this afternoon. we have another chance of rain in the forecas

on a cane to, like, barely being able to hold myself up. >> determined to find a better treatment, vicki came to to the tish ms research center of new york on the west side. >> she has been slowly getting worse over time and had begun to experience a lot of falls. when was the last time you fell? >> probably -- [inaudible] >> the doctor started the center in 2006, dedicating his life to treating and researching the disease. >> it's a problem with the electrical system or the brain and spinal cord. when the electrical system affects the moving parts, you tend to get weakness of your legs. it can affect the eyes, it can affect bladder function, bowel function. >> some 400,000 people have ms in the united states, and 2.5 million around the world. there is still no cure. there's ground-breaking research happening right in this lab. the team at the research center of new york is helping patients reverse their disability in a way that's never been done before. >> recently, we have started an fda-approved stem cell trial that uses the patient's own stem cells which we take out from the bone mar

we sent out kron 4's vicki liviakis to find out. >> vicki: "operation boo" is a program that enforces special halloween restrictions for parolees who are sex offenders. >> vicki: it happens on halloween and all over california. to a sex offenders home to be sure there are no violations. >>like candy. >> vicki: officer fernando mato is part of that program. but statisically, 90% of sexual crimes against a child are committed by someone they know. >> heenan was to tell your children that the behavior you are seen more people are be an aggressive or try to grab bill, stay away from things like that and nullified a parent ely. -- notify a parent e-- immediately >> vicki: on halloween night or any parents need to talk with their kids. and if you're still concerned about stranger danger. >> pam: the 'spare the air' season is starting soon. that means people should be prepared for temporary bans on burning wood. >> pam: the air quality district says, there will be new restrictions this year. >> pam: the season begins sunday. and will go through the end of february. previously, the burn ban w

pretend you, vicki, are dead. , no just laid there screaming, no anything. kellye: she is back on the job as executive director of the smith mountain lake regional chamber of commerce but is working from home. she expects to have another surgery next year. crime stoppers and organizations are offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest of a driver who struck and killed a u.s. marine. he was hit tuesday night on u.s. 15 in thurmont. he had pulled over in the heavy rain to help a stranded driver. for alice are looking tractor-trailer or a heavy duty pickup towing a tractor-trailer with damage on its right side. arlington police are searching for the man who attacked a woman tuesday night, trying to find out if the attacker is linked with seven other assaults on women in the past two months. the woman says the man grabbed her near washington boulevard, across the street from washington lee high school. >> he put his arm around her neck and try to grab her. she let out a bloodcurdling scream. this is a scream i will never forget. kellye: the man

asÍ no, me vas a conocer, me vas a amar, vicky.e amo desde el dÍa que te conocÍ, desde que no te animabas

i'm vicky nguyen.recast with anthony slaughter. >> good morning. we're looking at clouds building across the area. we have a cold front that's going to slide through later on this morning and that's going to trigger a few areas of showers mostly for the coastline. you can actually see the showers are very light in nature. so a lot of this stuff that we do see this morning will be light and probably just enough to get the ground wet. so we're not expecting a whole lot in terms of rainfall. nonetheless, any accumulation.

. >> reporter: vicki cherishes her wedding video. it helps her remember what it was like to walk without pain. not long after this video was taken, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. she was just 24 years old. >> i was diagnosed in february of 2,000. i knew something was going on two or three years before that. >> reporter: she was trying to keep up but the disease was progressing. eventually she couldn't walk. >> since 2008, i went from somewhat relying on a cane to barely being able to hold myself up. >> reporter: determined to find a better treatment, she came to this treatment center and met the doctor. >> she has been slowly getting worse over time and has begun to have experience a lot of falls. when was the last time you fell? >> probably -- >> reporter: the doctor started the center in 2006, dedicating his life to treating and researching the disease. >> it's a problem with the electrical system of the brain and spinal cord. when the electrical system affects the moving parts, you tend to get weakness of your legs. it

we sent out kron 4's vicki liviakis. onto the street to find out. >> pam: vicki? >> reporter:yeah, pam. >> reporter:halloween is a night that's sometimes scary. parents of course don't want the real scary stuff. >> reporter:so we checked with a parole officer and sex crimes expert for some tips on how to keep your kids safe. >>"operation boo" is a program that enforces special halloween restrictions for parolees who are sex offenders. >> reporter:it happens on halloween night here in the bay area and all over california. police and parol officers go to a sex offenders home to violations. >> reporter:like candy. >> reporter:officer fernando mato is part of that program. >> reporter: sexual crimes against a child are committed by someone they know. >> reporter:on halloween night or any night for that matter parents need to talk with their kids. >> reporter:and if you're still concerned about stranger danger. >> can plan will route to take with your children. >> reporter:again, there are ways to find out where registered sex offenders might be living nearby. if you h

karen: thanks for being here vicki. open enrollment season begins november 1 and continues through january 31 2016. thanks for watching. have a great rest of your day

reporter: now vicky can walk with a cane. her legs are getting stronger. >> you should be walking without a cane. [inaudible] >> these are happy tears. >> the findings will be submitted to the fda. relief to other patients soon. >> it's the first time you can actually progress the symptoms. >> for vicky, she envisions a future when she walked again, maybe walking her daughters down the aisle. >> i never thought that i would be walking. relying on my cane, my counter, anything i can grab onto. dari: it is important to note that since this is a clinical trial there is no cost to receive the stem cell treatment. and the other big idea stories, head to our facebook page or website. we will take you to the big charity events hosted by this funnyman. allison: she doesn't have babies of her own, but see the adorable moment when this guerrilla decided to a for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop & shop, prices have just gone down. the savings keep g

thank you, vicki. if you have a tip for vicki or anyone in the investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips or e-mail thestudent@nbcbayarea.com. >>> a wild series of events in san pablo led to a major crime scene. around 4:45 a.m., the sheriff's department got calls about shots fired on karen road near montalvan drive. deputies saw this, a car crashed into the house. the driver was slumped over suffering from several gunshot wounds. investigators are urging anyone with any information to contact them. >>> coming up, a crackdown on unruly halloween revelers in santa cruz. the damage that police are worried about. >>> also, it's called the great pumpkin. look for that arrow right there. an asteroid flying by earth on halloween. we'll show you one of the best places to see it in the bay area. >>> big layoffs at one of the bay area's most profitable companies. chevron is eliminating 10% of its workforce. chevron as you might know is the nation's second-largest oil company with employees around the wo

. ♪ >> reporter: vicky gilcher rush her wedding video because it helps her remember what it was likeain. not long after this video was taken, gill was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. she was just 24 years old. >> i was diagnosed in february of 2,000. i knew something was going on two or three years before that. >> reporter: the mother of two young daughters is trying to keep up but the disease was progressing. eventually gill couldn't walk on her own. >> in 2008 i went from somewhat relying on cane to like barely being able to hold myself up. >> reporter: determined to find a better treatment she came to the tissue ms research center of new york on the west side and met dr. sadique. >> she has been slowly getting worse over time and has begun to have experienced a lot of falls. >> when was the last time you fell? >> probably -- >> reporter: the doctor started the center in 2006. dedicating his life to treating and researching the disease. >> it's a problem with electrical system of the brain and spinal cord. when the electrical system affects the moving parts you tend to get weakn

i'm vicky nguyen. let's take a look outside at san jose. a chilly start to your morning. we've got upper 50s in most places right now. but we're looking at a beautiful day across the bay area. take a look at those temperatures. san jose hitting 78. redwood city, you'll get to 77. and out in san francisco, you're looking at low 70s. let's take you to the north bay now. napa is looking at a temperature of 81 degrees. santa rosa, 85. in oakland, you're seeing 77 and a little hotter in pleasanton at 83 degrees. >>> new video this morning, a spectacle in the sky. we want to show you this storm that rocked the east bay from antioch to benicia. several cities saw a show of lightning, heavy rain and big am boos. this happened from about midnight till 2:00 this morning. pretty incredible there. >>> and incredibly strong winds across the bay area as well. doing some damage. check out this tree that came down on a car in the town of inverness. that's happening in marin county. there is also damage in san francisco and the east bay. there's that tree we want to show you. a high wind

>>¿quÉ pasa con vicky? >>¿dÓnde estÁ vicky, ernesto? >>no sÉ, no entiendo.la cÁpsula. >>bueno, ¿y dÓnde estÁ?