roy waller was convicted for his 15-year crime spree. that included rape and kidnapping cases in the bay area. marissa perlman spoke to victims. >> reporter: looking down at the defendant's table, listening to 46 horrific charges, all coming back with a guilty verdict. today some of waller's victims say justice was served. >> 29 years of waiting and waiting. amazing. amazing. great day. great day. >> nicole was attacked inside her home and is waller's first known victim. she detailed a night of terror by a man in a ski mask. >> it was just good to stare at him, because before i couldn't. >> reporter: teresa lane was blindfolded and attacked in her vallejo home in 1992. she fought her rapist, stabbing him in the forehead. prosecutors pointing to a scar on roy waller's head as evidence of her assault, something she noticed when she looked at waller when she took the stand. >> there's some things that will never, you know, go away, but he's going away, so. >> reporter: prosecutors say every assault had the same mo -- women tied to a bed for

waller's sentencing is scheduled to december 18th, a week before christmas.vivors told me they hope he gets multiple life sentences. in sacramento, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. >>> workers removing the names from several buildings today. the public raised concerns a few years ago about la conta hall and barrows halls because their names namesakes have complicated histories. barrows served as uc president in the early president in the 1900s. the university says that she wrote, quote, that white race is above all others. >> what's happening today is very important for the university and very important for our campus community. particularly for members of our community who are from the black communities and from communities of color. while names may only be symbolic, those symbols have importance and weight. >> the buildings haven't been renamed yet, but for now they're going to go as the physics building and the social sciences building. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. my yard is a mess but i love it. leaves and br

jurors say dna evidence and waller's own inadequate testimony made their decision easier. today waller was masked, but his victims banded together in court to look him in the eye. >> it felt so good and looked like maybe he was crying last night. i shouldn't say this, but i don't know. his eyes were red, and it just felt great. >> not quite finished. we have a little bit more to go. but, yes, huge day. huge day. >> sentencing is set for next month, and waller could face life in prison. >>> while the cal campus is relatively nowadays, workers were busy there today stripping the names off of some buildings. the public raised concerns a few years ago about lecomtety hall and barrows hall because their namesakes had controversial histories. following a form review, the university elected to change the names of these buildings. john and joseph le conte came to berkeley from southern slave-owning families and promoted racist ideas. meanwhile david prescott barrows served as the uc president in the early 1,900s. the university says he wrote that, quote, the white race is above al

police tape surrounding fillmore and waller streets. the police are seeing that there's a damaged cruiser there on the scene and also it appears there's a muni bus involved. it is believed that this was a police pursuit that ended in a crash injuring the suspect and the officer. a call is in to sfpd to confirm that. we want to take a live picture of the scene. officers are still there investigating. the intersection of fillmore and waller is closed now. we'll bring you an update on this as soon as we hear back from police. >>> now to the pandemic. can cases spiking across the country and bay area counties moving into more restrictive tee tiers, one east bay county is cracking down to make sure businesses not only know the rules but are obeying them. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with how this will work. >> you better watch out because the d.a.'s office is watching. the district attorney created a task force to watch out for violations happening in relation to the covid-19 virus. they will look into claims that come into the cov

gedmatch that led to a relative of waller's said ultimately his arrest today's verdict in waller's case came just after a couple of hours of jury deliberations. tragedy has once again struck r and b singer bobby brown's family his son bobby brown junior has died. >>at the age of 28. police confirming to people magazine that his body was found at a home in los angeles, a source close to the family told tmz that they do not suspect foul play of bobby junior's death comes more than 5 years after the death of his half sister, bobbi kristina brown. today marks 42 years since the jonestown massacre coming up. >>we'll hear from the survivors who share their stories during that dark chapter in bay area history. storm clouds begin to par putt here comes that dense fog we'll take a look at that forecast coming up next. >>and with the really scary news about clay thompson's injury today, the we're still at the second overall pick in the nba draft sports director jason dumas sorts it out and has reaction from the newest big man. >>for sports. the warriors remained number 2 in the nba draft tonight

>>a major accident here near the intersection of fillmore and waller street we saw the accident herein a live report from will earlier so if you're traveling to san francisco. this is the biggest problem that we're dealing with right now a car off the road into a building here is actually a snapshot that i took for will shot of the scene you can see that car on the right. there's a muni police there blocking the entire intersection zooming in a little closer you can see that this is a major crash with major damage to that vehicle so it's going to be under investigation for a while they're asking that you stay away from waller at fillmore street in san francisco foggy and slow that i'm describing the trip into san francisco. no problems on the bay bridge. but a string of headlights looks like christmas lights right here at the bay bridge toll plaza stocked up beyond 8.80 the fog was in here 20 minutes ago, not at the bay bridge so be careful driving in and we'll check more traffic coming up in a bit back to you. >>all right, thank you very much robin, it's 6.20 a new phone app we'll n

authorities arrested waller with the help of dna evidence. his trial took place in sacramento.s only received that case yesterday and had a verdict within hours. >>> governor newsom not tipping his hand on who may fill kamala harris' senate seat. harris is currently the only black woman senator and some think he should consider that in his decision bringing barbara lee to mind. others argue california is nearly 40% latino but never had a latino senator suggesting he should consider xavier becerra or padilla. >> latinos are the largest population group and ever more important part of the california electorate it seems this is the time. >> experts say it'll likely be a qualified candidate and a historic choice. >>> state officials want to get necessary travel, l.a.x. is rolling out on site testing for travelers at three terminals. passengers are swabbed and then the tests are turned over in an on site rapid testing lab. it's set to open the first week of december. it will provide results within 24 hours. results won't be ready before travelers board planes but could help people a

this is actually waller they told us to push it back a little bit as far as our location so they can continue making measurements and that means it's going to be at least maybe 2, 2, and a half hours before their wrap up this scene. so many buses that usually go through here, they have to drive around this particular scene. i'm still trying to find out exactly what started the pursuit, but we have learned it didn't go very far maybe only a few blocks before it ended in horrific fashion with a blue honda right into that house back to you. >>ok thank you very much. we'll obviously we're going to keep going back to will as continue to learn more about what happened there all right but right now at 7 '02 we want to check the weather before you head out the door how is it well guys no rain but it is foggy out there from one to the next the things that will interrupt your morning commute so roadways they're not wet. you don't have to worry about turn the windshield wipers on but you do want to give yourself that extra few minutes till. >>visibility has been problematic for a lot of us is p

same score third quarter, carr to waller, a touchdown, waller's fourth of the season. on top, 28-17. 28-20 raiders fourth quarter. the rookie quarterback herbert got it off to gabe nabors. herbert was hurt. so in comes backup tyrod taylor for the two-point conversion. they call this guy t-mobile. you can see why, nearly got to the end zone, but the tackle is made, 28-26 raiders. raiders by five, one second left, last play, did he get it? originally called a touchdown, but the ball hit the turf, no touchdown. the raiders escape, 31-26. >> it's what you're in this business for. it's why fans love it. it's really what makes the world go round, you know, the competition and the excitement, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. that pretty much summarizes it. i wish jim mckay was here to say it for me. is that that's too much head room. >>> panthers' christian mccaffery back after missing the last six games with an ankle injury, first quarter carolina on fourth down, teddy bridgewater to mccaffery, panthers leading the chiefs, 7- 0. mahomes to wide open tyreek hill

waller is facing life in prison for a string of crimes.he was convicted on all counts of sexual assault and kidnapping. prosecutors say he raped nine women in six cities between 1991 and 2006. every assault had the same mo, women tied to a bed for hours with their eyes taped shut. one of his victims teresa lane was attacked in her home in 1992 and fought back, stabbing him. >> there are some things that will never go away. but he is going away. i was just scared to stare at him. >> 29 years of waiting, amazing. a great day. >> investigators used a geneology website to break the case, the same technique which captured the golden state killer. >>> latest on stocks and how app developers are getting a reprieve. the latest business news in today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street fell wednesday, dow dropped 344, nasdaq lost 97 and s&p was down 91. stocks turned negative after new york city announced it was closing schools due to rising positivity rate of covid-19 cases. investors appear to be going back and forth between hope over

this is fillmore and waller. neighbors say a police car and another car came speeding into the intersection, police car hitting a hydrant and the other car crashed into the garage of another house. we did see an ambulance leaving the scene about an hour and a half ago. at this point, no word on how many people were injured in the crash and if a police officer was among the injured. we will keep you posted on that. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a live look at the johns hopkins map. coronavirus killing at least one american every minute bringing us to another awful milestone. the u.s. death tolls tops 250,000, highest in the world. the number of people in the hospital has doubled in the past month to more than 76,000 as of last night. >>> in california the state reported more than 9800 new cases yesterday alone with the positivity rate of nearly 5%. health officials in l.a. county say hospitals are in danger of becoming overwhelmed. >> if the level of cases continues to rise relentlessly, there will be a point eve

it is considered our main to dismember waller's. kicks crew here okay to find that out. takes the faly to puit away. survive here it's about family i know i have relatives there. i just don't know very much about them. i have no connection with my russian russian relatives at all. i don't know their dialect. sure there's a really big there. i've heard stories along time ago hallway there was interaction between the villages before the ice cream. i think about all my grandparents might have felt when they separated them. that must have been a big grief for them to lose that connection. lot of our elders have passed should i made would love to have a reunion. the. right up to a travel coordinator for day meet. i administrate all the programs we have all the accounts we oversee. like taking care of dying each. the last rnion where is here the early nineties. so this is gonna be the first the bench for a long time. i think it's gonna be so special. raw eight will be traveling to wells today with bearing our weather permitting eight of them will be staying athe school. and ma

this is lower haight and the intersection is that waller and fillmore this all happened at around 03:30am in the morning actually james and yuri a. the pursuit didn't last that long it actually started that market and castro which is tops maybe a half mile from the scene. not exactly sure what prompted police officers to begin the pursuit, but we do know that it will when through the streets came to this particular location where a squad car you can clearly see that suv right there that san francisco suv but the flashing lights that was involved in the accident as well that sent the blue car careening into the home. the driver of that blue honda had to be extricated from the car that actually to rip open. the roof just to get the driver out we do know that the driver was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. 2 police officers were in that suv they suffered injuries, but fortunately, we're not hearing, i've any life threatening injuries to them that muni bus believe it or not that was involved in the accident as well, although you don't see any noticeable damage but th

waller was charged with attacking and sexually assaulting nine women over 15 years.nties, including contra costa, solano, and sonoma between 1991 and 2006. waller had long denied any involvement in the crimes saying flat out, quote, it's not me. however, he could never explain why his dna was found at six crime scenes. he will be sentenced next month and could face life in prison. a man driving a sports car critically injured. his female passenger was killed in a car crash near martinez today. it happened at 10:30 on northbound interstate 680 south of highway 4. the chp says a 22- year-old man behind the wheel of a nissan 350 z plowed into the concrete center divider. he then veered across the lanes of traffic and off the roadway. colliding into the concrete sound wall. authorities say they're investigating if drugs or alcohol played a part in the crash. >>> a game changer when it comes to slowing the spread. rapid result covid tests you can take right in your own home. >>> the more we have an idea as to what our status is from an infected state or non-infected state

it ruptured around 10:30 near waller and ashbury triggering shelter in place orders. one block in each direction. pg&e and fire crews were on scene. . >>> alameda seeing a record number of voters. >> the county registrar is coming up with creative ways to get people to the polls. how officials plan to manage the day. emily. >> yeah. you can do it early, inside, outside, they use tongs. there's all sorts of different ways to cast your ballot. there have been for several days. we aren't seeing the long lines and major crowds. the numbers are still big. >> yeah. congratulations. first time voters. >> thank you. >> if you get that sticker or just the satisfaction from casting a ballot voters turning out in record numbers now in alameda. ú>> thanks to coronavirus the county registra has a one stop shop to get a flu shot, coronavirus test and vote all free and without an appointment. downtown you can vote by mail, even al itself resco. >> you can see we are using tongs to grab the ballot. we are handing back the i voted sticker with the tongs. >> already the county has seen

now authorities arrested waller with the help of dna evidence.ace in sacramento and jurors only received that case yesterday and had a verdict within hours. >>> governor newsom hasn't tipped his hand on who will fill kamala harris seat. harris is the only black woman senator, and some believe newsom should consider that in his decision bringing the east bay barbara lee to mind. others argue california is 40% latino but never had a latino senator suggesting he should consider xavier becerra or alex padilla. >> in a state where latinos are the largest population group and ever more part of the electorate it seems in many people's minds this is the time. >> whatever way newsom goes experts say it will likely be a qualified candidate and a historic choice. >>> it's 5:46 right now. president trump has fired homeland security official in charge of keeping our elections secure. >> and scott mcgrew, christopher krebs said the 2020 elections were the most secure in history. >> the most secure in history and he was joined by a number of other election offi

this happened near fillmore and waller street. another cop car was involved in a second crash nearby. the suspect was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. it's not clear what prompted the initial pursuit. >>> new, number of homeless people in sonoma dropped 7% earlier this year compared with data from 2019. a survey reports in february of this year more than 2,700 people were experiencing homelessness. the 2019 count reported close to 3,000. this year's count was taken in february. it is unclear how the pandemic may have contributed to these numbers. >>> many people across the bay area are feeling the financial burden during the pandemic. the labor department says the number of americans filing for unemployment is up for the first time in weeks. 742,000 people filed new claims for unemployment last week. it's the first increase in a month. in total, more than 6 million americans are without work. according to a new study, one in four adults is having trouble paying bills but experts say some can be negotiated. >>

car took off and ended up clipping another patrol car and crashing neary house near fillmore and waller, the suspect is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >>> gray skies are going to clear up, it was gray and foggy this morning. >> the fog finally dissipated and it turned out to be a nice day. more on the way, a calm weather pattern as we head into the weekend and most of next week as well, a beautiful sunset as we look towards downtown san francisco. temperatures on the map, mostly 50s right now, holding on to 61 degrees in oakland, and otherwise, upper 50s and we are going to cool off as we had into the rest of the night, most of us in the 40s, low to mid 40s and those locations, but mid-30s for some of the valleys of the north bay, it ends up right around 40 degrees. >>> it's put things in emotion. on friday, a pleasant day overall. a little bit of fog to start the day, but not going to be as widespread or dense, temperatures will warm up, a few degrees warmer than today, around 60 by lunchtime if not into the mid 60s. farther in linen contra costa and solano counties, a

closing arguments in that trial wrapped up yesterday. 60-year-old charles waller is accused of sexualks spanning six counties including three in the bay area. he's being tried in sacramento. authorities arrested him with the help of dna evidence. he testified that he can't explain why his dna was found in the homes of half a dozen of those victims. >>> now to a follow-up for you, the university of california system has reached a $73 million settlement surrounding sexual abuse claims involving a former ucla gynecologist. the federal judge still has to approve the deal. several patients accused him of sexual assault and misconduct between 1983 and 2018. as part of the class-action suit more than 6,600 could receive part of that settlement. >>> a few california lawmakers and lobbyists are reportedly not letting the pandemic get in the way of an exclusive getaway. they spent the past week at a political conference held every year in maui. it is said to involve fewer people and a lot of protocols. governor newsom, meantime, finally coming clean about violating his own health guidelines. he

he was arrested with the help of dna evidence for roy charles waller. the jurors received that case yesterday and had a verdict within hours. so far, no word on his sentencing. tom jensen will have a live report for us at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> new at 11:00 for you. the bishop of san jose under investigation by the vatican. the catholic news agency reporting that bishop oscar cantu is being investigating for allegations of clerical and sexual abuse. in 2019 after he left the dioce diocese, records were released f 28 priests credibly accused of sexual abuse. he led the san jose diocese since 2018. >>> name saking with controversial legacies in history, that move after public outcry and formal review process by the university. nbc bay area cierra johnson is live for us at berkeley where the physical act of removing those names is happening now. >> reporter: good morning. the building behind me burrows hall wrapped up ten minutes ago and moved to the second hall a little further down the campus. a spokesperson tells me this process has been years in the making

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closing arguments today in the trial of the suspected norcal . 60-year-old roy waller is charged with 46 accounts with the rapes of 9 women. if convicted, he faces life in prison. >>> rescued hiker literally brought back from the dead when his heart stopped for 45 minutes. incredible recovery. >>> and the change coming to orio that many say was a long time coming. >>> coming up no 6:00, the long room is shutting down. we take another step today. tonight, the accusations of slowly poisoning surrounding communities. >>> plus in san francisco, a new covid test site opens tomorrow. these sites are getting by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty >>> we are getting our first live pictures from the ground of the shooting at a home depot in san jose. this is on capital expressway near hi

this was here with derek carr, the third-down into waller, a pickup of 26 yards, he he had three incompletionsit looked like a track meet. nobody in the neighborhood, game type, the raiders are up 3 with 30 seconds left in the have. the chiefs are in field

sacramento, a jury returned guilty verdicts on all 46 counts today in the case of accused, nor cal lori waller. the 16-year-old was charged with attacking and sexually assaulting nine women over 13 years. the crimes happen across six counties, including contra costa, solano, and sonoma counties which were 1991 and 2006. long had denied any involvement in the crime. saying flat up quote, it's not me. >> however, we could never explain why his dna was found at six of the crime scenes. he will be sentenced next month and could face life in prison. >>> emergency crews rushed to a home in santa rosa last night after getting a 911 call that a woman had shot her husband. it all turned out to be a hoax. ktvu crime reporter harri leigh tells us the person who made the fake call was a 12-year-old boy. >> reporter: it was a chilling call the 911. a boy told dispatchers there had been a shooting involving his parents at their apartment in santa rosa. >> a juvenile who said his mother had just shot his father in the head? >> reporter: that led to a huge emergency response to the benefit of a neighborhood a

now, check out the precision on this pass at darren waller using all of these.rs up 20-17. the raiders up eight in the fourth quarter. feeling the heat from that cropsey. got the throw up just in time. touchdown, herbert was hurt on the play. incomes the backup. tyrod taylor for the two-point conversion. headed for the end zone, he rolls in to a stonewall. two points conversion failed. it is 28-26. the chargers have lost all five of the games by a combined 19 points. they made another crucial error. a5 point lead. the embracing begins. herbert needed to get the chargers into the end zone. herbert to williams again but the quarterback isaiah johnson rolls it up in the end zone. one second left. last chance, originally called a touchdown but the ball hits the turf. no touchdown. the raiders hold on to win a thriller 41-26. they improved a 5 and 3. the raiders will host the broncos next week. the 49ers head to new orleans. >>> the balance of power still up in the air. >> next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, two senate races uncalled. the runoffs coming th

derick waller, wide open. 24-21, raiders.ourth down on the ensuing drive, decided to go for it. mahomes converted on a pass. demarcus robinson, le'veon bell . this guy used to be one of the best in the league. now, a little forgotten on the chiefs roster. not tonight. raiders on the doorstep again. not a single pass rusher. carr finds jason witten who makes his 11th catch of the season. it is the biggest, though. 31-28, raiders. was there too much time left in the game? the raiders defense lost track of travis kelsey. 35-31, kansas city. carr was matching him all night long but he forces it to nelson agholor and it is picked up by daniel sorensen. that is your ballgame. the chiefs win 35-31. carr throws for 275 yards and three touchdowns. the chiefs improve to 9-1. there one loss remains in the hands of the raiders. the raiders are 6-4 and still very much alive in the playoff picture. the raiders head to atlanta this sunday. the 49ers are back in action this sunday against the rams. i'm dennis o'donnell. >>> time now is 4:56.

suspect and 2 officers to the hospital this is video from the scene this morning near fillmore and waller street. >>police say the chase began in the area of castro and market streets about 3.30 this morning, it ended when the suspect crashed into a police car and into a home. the suspect was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries, the 2 officers are expected to survive. >>in the east bay, 7 cars used in a sideshow activity were seized by fremont police officers. they can be impounded for up to 30 days police also said her recent sideshow in fremont ardenwood area result in somebody getting robbed at gunpoint. >>still ahead the california highway patrol has a new commissioner what we know about the first woman to >>california highway patrol has a brand new leader amanda ray is the first woman and second african-american to be the agency's commissioner capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala introduces us to the new leader. >>i am if i can be a role model anyone amanda ray is making history in california. she's the first woman and second african-american commissioner to hold th

>> my name is [inaudible] and i'm the owner of 1315 waller street. i wasn't able to effectively raise my hand. >> chair mar: yeah. i'm sorry. we're -- we're onto the next agenda item right now. >> okay. thank you for your time. i appreciate it. >> chair mar: yeah, so thank you to supervisor ronen along with supervisors haney and peskin for calling for this important hearing. supervisor ronen, are you here? >> supervisor ronen: i am. can you see and hear me? >> chair mar: we can see and hear you. >> supervisor ronen: great. well, thank you so much, chair mar, for hearing this item. i called for this hearing, along with my cosponsors, supervisors haney and peskin, who are here, as well, today, obviously as committee members, so we could understand the department of building inspection's roles of working with consultants, as well. today, i wanted to focus entirely on the d.b.i. permitting, and i let staff know that i was not expecting to hear from them today. the history of fraud,

least not any major changes to be breaking down for you or evening lows inland will be in the 30's waller evening lows closer to the bay side of the coast we'll be in the 40's as i mentioned no chances of rain really in this forecast all the way through the weekend and into next week. back to you robin all right, thank you for the update john we're also. >>updating your morning drive around the bay area, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic looks great so far right here at the pay gates across upper deck right on through downtown san francisco come on and it's an easy trip. so far and we are starting off hot spot free. all right, let's check in on the san mateo bridge taking a look at 92 little busy as usual, you know, it start stacking up. early in the 4 o'clock hour leaving hayward so little bit of a crowd here on the flat section of the san hpmateo bridge. but your drive time still looks good and it's under 30 minutes off to one oh one and just a quick reminder. crews are wrapping up a crash on eastbound 24 in lafayette we do have injuries there looks like the left l

. >>> a sacramento jury found the so-called norcal rapist roy waller guilty on 46 counts for a seriesen 1991 and 2006. investigators tracked him down with the same genealogy website used to find the golden state killer. >>> the u.s. has dropped drug trafficking charges against a former mexican defense minister. attorney general william barr ordered the dismissal after objections from mexico. u.s. officials would only say they were trying to protect relations between the two countries. >>> today's weather, more rain and snow in the pacific northwest and northern rockies, freezing rain for the northern plains and chilly but not as cold as yesterday in the northeast. >>> and finally, you didn't have to be a sports fan to enjoy last night's nba draft. >> from the backstories to an appearance from spike lee, will ganss has the highlights. >> reporter: like everything else this year, the 2020 nba draft is a far cry from what we're used to seeing in the past. first pick of round one, anthony edwards going to the minnesota timberwolves. the georgia native, who lost his mother and grandmother

derek carr finds a wide open darren waller. 24-21 raiders. chiefs retake the lead.under two minutes to go. carr with all kinds of time. jason whitten in the corner of the end zone. 31-28. jon gruden gives his tight end a hug but too much time for mahomes. 30 seconds to go. steps up. finds a wide open travis kelce for the go-ahead score. kelce gives coach andy reid a shoulder rub to calm him down. carr stepping up. daniel sorensen intercepts it. he shrugs and says, had to try. they were down. chiefs avenge their only loss of the year, 35-31. the raiders in atlanta next sunday. >>> the warriors trade for kelly oubre is official. golden state will give okc a first round pick only if it's not in the top 20. otherwise it's going to be two second rounders. meanwhile a familiar face is coming back to the dubs. remember kent bazemore's rookie season? he got his car filled with popcorn. the 31-year-old guard has played with the lakers, hawks. espn reports it's a one-year deal for bazemore. >>> stephen curry showing off his version of phil mickelson's famous flop shot. they f

fill more and waller. what we heard from neighbos about a half hour ago on the scene, they had two cars coming very quickly. they said up to 60 miles an hour. a police car and this other car. and the crash happened. the police car headed into the fire hydrant and the other car crashed into the garage of another house. we know there were injuries, an ambulance left the scene about 45 minutes ago. we don't know if the police officer there was one of the injuries. we are trying to find out more information about that right now, waiting to hear back from police. they're continuing to clean up there on the scene. we'll stay on top of it. back to you. >>> a live look at the johns hopkins map. coronavirus is killing at least one american every minute bringing us to another awful milestone. u.s. death toll tops 250,000, highest in the world. the number of people hospitalized has doubled in the past month to more than 76,000 as of last night. in california, the state reported more than 9800 new cases yesterday alon

darren waller, that's a touchdown. his fourth of the season. raiders are up 28-17. 28-20 raiders fourth quarter. the rookie quarterback, justin herbert, and it was hit by max crosby with the throw off to gabe naber hurt on the play. but in comes that backup. taylor for the two-point conversion as they will call this guy t-mobile. you can see why. but he is hit by nick. he makes the tackle into the two-yard line. 28-26 raiders. raiders by five. one second left. then the last play of the game. out to donald. originally called that touchdown, but the ball will hit that turf and no score. the raiders will escape 31 is- 26. >> you're in this business for that and why fans, they love it. it's really what makes the world go round with the competition and the thrill of the victory and the defeat. that's what summarizes. christian mccaffrey back after missing the last six games with an ankle injury. carolina will go for it on fourth down. teddy bridgewater, leading them at 7-0. now 2017k.c., mahomes, nine catches, 113 yards, two scores. no. go chiefs wi

. >> waller was an emotional day, both men said it was an incredible experience to be back in the sky. >>> well, getting homeless veterans off the street is a goal of the program in santa clara county called all the way home. today on veterans day, they announced they have successfully housed in the 2000 men and women. as ktvu's ann rubin reports, there is still a lot more work to be done. >> reporter: for michael eckert, helping homeless veterans is personal. that is because he knows exactly what it feels like to be in their shoes. eckert, an underwater demolition expert in the navy, was the victim of downsizing in a civilian job and ultimately spent 12 years on the streets. >> makes you want to scream out. you know, look at me, you know, i get it, too .it is a culture shock, it is demeaning, and it is not just veterans who go through. >> reporter: thanks to a program called all the way home, eckert and his wife have had their own apartment for the last year and a half. they are not alone. since 2015, the campaign in santa clara county has housed nearly 2000 veterans, offer them heal

car finishes the drive to his security blanket darren waller with his 3rd touchdown of the season.aiders go up 28 to 17 but the charges would not go away check out this throw by herbert as he gets absolutely drilled. lands right into the arms of gave neighbors. chargers. high after the 2 point conversion. the game came down to this play all one second left raiders up 5 points herbert's he's going to throw to donald junior. it is originally. through to catch the charges think they when everyone so 5 stadium but it was worth it was reviewed. the raiders when this game they go on to the chargers 31 to 26 season. the host the broncos next week isaiah johnson talk about that final play as did chuckie and car after the game. >>know he's huge, you know our biggest cortisol my my my letter going make this play or it is going to the game so you know i do whatever could to make a play for the team initially initially he was so tall that i could get my hands on the ball initially caught it but coming down a park or a kit out then we could you know possibly want again thank goodness for isaiah

this waller street police say the chase started in the area of castro and market around 3.30 this morning and ended when the suspect crashed into a police car and a home. suspect taken to the hospital life threatening injuries. 2 officers were injured they are expected to be ok in the east bay oakland police looking for a suspect who attacked a woman with a golf club. >>it happened about 6 o'clock this morning on webster street near 6th street. police say the woman went to the hospital for treatment but i did not release her current condition. the investigation into the attack is ongoing. also in the east bay, 7 cars used in a sideshow were recently seized by fremont police officers impounded the cause for up to 30 days. fremont police also say a recent sideshow in fremont ardenwood area resulted in someone getting rocked at gunpoint. >>still to come on the news at 8 environmental advocates, sounding the alarm on covid they say the pandemic is causing more pollution in the bay area. >>plus at 8.30 president trump's legal team is ramping up efforts to try to overturn joe biden's election w

staying in the mid 60's were staying sunny and we're staying dry or in one los take hold in the 30's waller bayside and coastal evening lows, mostly drop into the 40's reyna. all right, thanks john. well, a potential hate crime investigation is underway in fairfax this after police say. >>a 19 year-old man from livermore was putting swastika stickers throughout the city's downtown area, the act witnessed by fairfax resident take a look. year stickers. >>casey says not on my watch he's taking a video of him that video more than 81,000 views on social media, the encounter recorded for 9 and a half minutes at one point. an officer was notified and them and posting the stickers was detained and released. fairfax police for charges to the marine county district attorney's office for hate crimes and vandalism. >>well happening right now the california highway patrol is out in full force obviously looking for speeders we're taking a live look here westbound 80 your bay bridge approach from oakland into san francisco. the police are going to be looking for people driving under the influence just wa

finding tight end darren waller with his 3rd touchdown catch of the season and those 2 have really developed a great connection as the raiders to go up 2817 but the chargers will not go away rookie qb justin herbert just gets drilled right here, but he drops it into game neighbors for the score amazing and the chargers tie this one up after successful. >>2 point conversion. and we'd end up with a thriller the game coming down to a final play one second left raiders up 5 points herbert. throws the fainted on carl's junior, the touchdown is called the game winner for the chargers but within minutes, not so fast on review. you can see isaiah johnson getting his hand in there and swiping the ball loose you can see the ball hit the ground and that should be an incompletion well the refs would agree they overturned the touchdown call raiders escaped la with a win 3126 as vegas improved to 5, 3, on the season next up is the day with the broncos that's next sunday, the back. >>and allegiance stadiums for the chop well there's a lot of optimism about a baseball this year, but oakland exited in the ma

closing arguments wrapped up yesterday. 60-year-old roy charles waller is accused of a series of sexual 1991 and 2006. this spans across six counties including three in the bay area. he's being tried in sacramento right now and authorities arrested him with the help of dna evidence. on the witness stand he testified he cannot explain why his dna was found in the homes of half a dozen of those victims. >>> now to a follow-up, university of california's reached the $73 million settlement surrounding sexual abuse claims involving a former ucla gynecologist. a federal judge still has to approve the deal. several patients accused james heaps between 1983 and 2018. as part of the class-action suit more than 6,600 former patients could receive part of that settlement. >>> president trump is trying to make some last-minute moves that may box biden in. >> from oil leases to troop withdrawals. >> good morning to you. >>> president trump has the right to do these things, but it will cause problems for the next president, no doubt, particularly because joe biden opposes many of them on principle. w

hand preparing as best they can for a surge of coronavirus patients doctors john medical center in waller creek say in the last couple of weeks they have seen an uptick in covid cases and they're worried that sit in it kicking indication of what may come. the ucsf medical center hospital system is stockpiling severe as they anticipate there could be a shortage of that treatment down the road there are also stocking up on masks and ppe but doctors at both locations say that this time around they are a bit better prepared. >>initially started all this was such a massive plan and we ended up not using it. we really have maintained that infrastructure to be able to quickly ramp up our ability to care for these patients is kind of like stocking up before the storm and that's what we've been doing things are definitely heating up and we know that it will inevitably be increasing that we'll see. >>health officials at kaiser permanente say they've also maintained a continuous state of readiness with supplies for additional covid cases and the system is at this point in alignment which required ho

also a lot calmer come friday saturday and sunday are inland evening lows will remain in the 30's wallerbayside in coastal lows in the 40's and you can see there's no chance of rainfall in sight, we're seeing dry and sunny well into the middle of next week. james, all right john thanks very much at 8.50 black friday shopping is already. >>underway in states across the country many companies extending their deals and started offering actually online deals a little bit early because of the pandemic data from the national retail federation shows sales could be up as much as 5% with ashlee cats with a look now at some of the top apps and websites designed to save you a little bit of money. >>it's the one thing most of us never leave home without our smartphone tech expert marc saltzman says if you have a smartphone or a web browser. you can save money on black friday, especially after the year we've had who doesn't want to save money saltzman starts with the app called flip it aggregates all of those circulars weekend usually via you know the male through the paper adds but this puts it all

according to a source in the courtroom, waller is supposed to be the final witness.uments may begin monday. >>> well, it started with an east bay high school student expressing his commitment to social justice and then an online threat and hate mail. this morning a truce between the two sides. a high school senior and a senior citizen. it all started when dublin high school student denel mcmahon organized the trivalley for black lives matter rally on sunday. he was stunned when he heard of a facebook post threatening the rally. online mike grant called on nra members and other groups to show up with helmets and invest in case, quote, these blm people start trouble, unquote. he posted a picture of the boy, as well. well denel tracked down grant and received an apology from him and now the mcmahan family plan to meet with them. >> 29 shares and that made me nervous because 30 people were feeling like this and that is 30 people that are potentially threatening me. >> i thought it was going to be a black lives matter that was not friendly style and we've seen it across t

look at waller to resource and it. in for like a house of cards we are the best and the biggest club in the world. you don't expect. anything book criticism now it's just how you deal with it how you deal with it. all the league itself has surprised leaders at the moment southampton taking top spot with a victory over newcastle they lead on goal difference ahead of liverpool who play man city on sunday. the result is a momentary top position but it's only for a few moments and. it's but it's nice for the fans for the players. make a picture enjoy it for me to important to stay hungry and we don't leave. people working here james coming up in germany where the top 2 teams meet in the bundesliga just goal difference separates bar in munich in brussels dortmund last season barring want to domestic double of trophies as well as european champions league dortmund have only won 2 with the past 10 league meetings against fire. i hope we haven't hit the pinnacle yet i think the mentality of us players of myself and i'm sure i

amy waller, thank you. few moments and look what this election says about both our hopes and challenges the w futuh karen tumulty, political columnist for "the washington post." daniel garza with aan dvocacy group focusing on the hispanic community. eld t chair to hae department of frairn studies at princeton university. george packer is a staff writer and gary abernathyter in southwestern ohio, also a contributing columst to "the washington post." i want to ask all of you for a moarntle tell us what you think these results say broadly about our country. eddie glaude, how do you see this? >> well, it's an histoc day we've elected the first woman and black wom to b vice president, and we've put behind us four years of chaos, but we are deep rea divided -- a deeply dived nation. the scale to have the problems warranted an extraordinary ansponse. in some ways i to insist the nation is on a knife's edge still, and the question is how might wrespond. so the election, to my mind, occurred in the context of a broa

a police car and another car came spilling into fillmore and waller intersection. >>> warriors star klaye working out yesterday. he is expected to have an mri this morning but initial reports do not sound good for thompson who missed last season due to an acl tear. >>> meantime, an ambitious testing plan by warriors to allow fans inside chase center has been shot down. the health department rejected the idea saying bringing thousands of people together creates too much risk. >>> as we take a look at the roadways, i want to show you travel times. it's still quite busy out there. we are in the red for the drive along east shore freeway. we had a crash at san pablo, one at central, those in the clearing stages. 30 minutes highway 4 to the maze. we are dealing with foggy bridges this morning so be careful. here is mary. >>> a dense fog advisory for the north bay interior valleys until 9:00 due to visibility down to a quarter mile or less. we are dealing with foggy conditions. as we head through the afternoon, dry and mild. we are talking upper 50s to low to mid 60s with some clearing and hig

>> my name is [inaudible] and i'm the owner of 1315 waller street. i wasn't able to effectively raise my hand. >> chair mar: yeah. i'm sorry. we're -- we're onto the next agenda item right now. >> okay. thank you for your time. i appreciate it. >> chair mar: yeah, so thank you to supervisor ronen along with supervisors haney and peskin for calling for this important hearing. supervisor ronen, are you here? >> supervisor ronen: i am. can you see and hear me? >> chair mar: we can see and hear you. >> supervisor ronen: great. well, thank you so much, chair mar, for hearing this item. i called for this hearing, along with my cosponsors, supervisors haney and peskin, who are here, as well, today, obviously as committee members, so we could understand the department of building inspection's roles of working with consultants, as well. today, i wanted to focus entirely on the d.b.i. permitting, and i let staff know that i was not expecting to hear from them today. the history of fraud, corruption, and malfeasance in our system is ugly. as times, it has been

>> my name is [inaudible] and i'm the owner of 1315 waller street. i wasn't able to effectively raise my hand. >> chair mar: yeah. i'm sorry. we're -- we're onto the next agenda item right now. >> okay. thank you for your time. i appreciate it. >> chair mar: yeah, so thank you to supervisor ronen along with supervisors haney and peskin for calling for this important hearing. supervisor ronen, are you here? >> supervisor ronen: i am. can you see and hear me? >> chair mar: we can see and hear you. >> supervisor ronen: great. well, thank you so much, chair mar, for hearing this item. i called for this hearing, along with my cosponsors, supervisors haney and peskin, who are here, as well, today, obviously as committee members, so we could understand the department of building inspection's roles of working with consultants, as well. today, i wanted to focus entirely on the d.b.i. permitting, and i let staff know that i was not expecting to hear from them today. the history of fraud, corruption, and malfeasance in our system is ugly. as times, it has been