now mustaffa can't afford to rent in oakland. >> we need affordable housing here in oakland. >> reporter: it's a story that vice mayor rebecca kaplan has heard countless times. >> there are tenants losing their homes for illegal reasons. >> reporter: oakland is leading the nation in job growth but lagging in housing. the city has a plan called the housing equity road map. the plan would build more housing using money from developer fees and require new developers to contribute to affordable housing and it would look into making use of public lands and vacant lots but opponents say it doesn't do enough. >> following the same script that san francisco followed for so many decades really probably isn't the right solution. >> reporter: critics say oakland should do what baltimore and jersey city have done: help transfer vacant lots with tax liens on them to developers who could build affordable housing on them. it's a strategy that's mentioned in the plan. rebecca kaplan says she intends to take action but first she wants to fix oakland's relocation assistance program and house those who nee

the oakland city council is addressing the city's affordable housing crisis. good evening, i'm catherine heenan. kron 4's alecia reid was at tonight's meeting. and explains with the housing problem. >> alecia :tenant protection and illegal evictions are hot topics on tonight's city council agenda. >> : i'm being forced out >> alecia :latifa lewis and her 6 & 8 year old girls live in an east oakland apartment that she says is uninhabitable. >> : they basically wanted all of the tenants out so they could remodel and charge more rent. >> alecia :the ceilings in both of her bathrooms caved inafter a year and a half court battle with her landlord, she decided to settle. >> : there could've been more enforcement on violation of the codes. the stairs are bad. there are holes in my ceiling. there's been the hot water leaking and bursting into my bedroom. >> alecia :she is no longer paying rent and has four months to find a place. except.everything is so expensive, the only apartment she can afford is in stockton. with last week's announcement that uber is making its w

affordable housing here in oakland. >> reporter: it's a story that oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan has heard countless times. >> there are tenants who are losing their homes for reasons that are actually illegal. >> reporter: oakland leads the nation in job growth but lag this is housing. the city has a plan called the housing equity road map. it was that special meeting on affordable housing. they will use more money from developer fees and require new developers to contribute to affordable housing and it would look into making use of public lands and vacant lots. but opponents say it doesn't do enough. following the same script in san francisco followed for so many decades probably isn't the right solution. >> reporter: they say oakland should help transfer vacant lots with tax liens on them to developers who could build affordable housing on them. it's a strategy that's mentioned in the plan. kaplan says she intends to take action, but first she wants to fix oakland's relocation assistance program and quickly house those facing homelessness. people like mustafa. >> we need to en

this is how oakland has tackled child trafficking. but now with super bowl 50 just months away, the stakes are higher. just listen to one child trafficking survivor. >> traffickers and pimps are attracted to the super bowl because it is one of the biggest events in the u.s. >> the super bowl is going to bring activity, sexual -- commercial sexual activity. and our goal is to limit it or to eliminate it. >> reporter: today, alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley stood shoulder to shoulder with city leaders and law enforcement urging oakland city council to endorse a new plan to cut child trafficking by 20% in the next two years. and not just with stings or billboards. >> public humiliation is one of the things that deters people from engaging in commercial sex with children. >> reporter: how does she know in oakland's task force is working with men who have been caught soliciting sex. they are helping officials find new ways to shame johns from posting their pictures on the city's website to interrupting their attempts to conn

. >> you think that he would stay in oakland even if they decided to stay in oakland as well? >> reporter: well, you know that is a much more complicated issue, but that is what we're moving towards. we have not given up on retaining both of those teams. >> i think that it is great that they are talking on the same page. we appreciate the effort that you're doing there at city hall to retain both. thank you for joining us this afternoon. >>> well students and faculty would return to campus today in roseburg, oregon. but they didn't attend classes. the help they received just days after the gunman opened fire there killing nine people. >>> and right now on our facebook page, you have to see this. a san francisco homeowner fights back when approached by an armed intruder. now we posted this surveillance video online, it is really something. he takes it out of the house and out to the streets. the bad guy runs away. anyway take a look at it as police will continue to look for that bad guy the guy on the ground there in the gray hoodie. call san francisco police. again on the face

so wherever you are in oakland, or any place. it's shocking. >> reporter: as for the victim, police have not yet released his name. no arrests have been made. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> beautiful sunset out there this evening. this taken in san francisco. the last few nights we've had nice looking sun sets. let's take a look at another sunset, this is out on the bay, looking back towards san francisco. all of that tropical moisture making for a beautiful night. then another shot of the bay. this moisture, pretty warm. coming from the subtropics. temperatures in the mid-60s right now, and the drizzle, or the showers have mostly ended for now. you see all of that moisture streaming in here. that's what today was about. showed you the rainfall accumulations, pretty light. .05 at the most i could find. probably be much less as we head into the next few hours. there might be a few sprinkles lingering, but that's it. so the forecast for tomorrow, you look at the cloud

raiders should stay in oakland. ktvu fox 2's alex sadvige considers how to move the raiders out of oakland. >> reporter: this is something that's required that's part of the league's relocation guidelines. the nfl says this is an important opportunity for fans to weigh in on the future of the raiders. some fans however, they suspect this is a mere formality. more than anything else. however you can expect emotions will be running high at the fairmont theater when the meeting gets going at 7:00. nfl representatives will be there fielding questions and concerns from fans who are concerned about the team making a move to los angeles. there's a lot of talk about the raiders and san diego chargers possibly sharing a new stadium yet to be built in carson. just outside of l. a. fans of course are hoping it's not a done deal yet. and they are hoping the nfl and raiders owners listen to their concerns at tonight's meeting. >> i like the team to stay because they do really good. and i think oakland really does deserve it. but

oakland your high 71. san francisco 66. san jose 76. back to sunshine and warmth friday and saturday but then here comes more cloud cover. here comes cooler weather a little breezy starting sunday and much of next week we'll once again be cooler. . did you say snow showers? >> i'm here to make ken happy. >> summer has been going on too long. >> thank you. >>> a little duck is causing a big custody battle in marin. a mallard named juanita is at the center of a duck dispute. she was a resident of the bello gardens senior center until she recently escaped and ended up at wild care animal hospital. now the hospital says it can't give juanita back because the law says wild animals can't live just anywhere. >> joy is something that everybody needs in their lives and think that the duck is a lot -- gives a lot of that to us. >> there is a petition to allow juanita to return to the senior center and letters have been sent to the governor but wild care says it could be dangerous for her to go back. >> hm. >>> used to be drunk driving was the ene

. >>> caught on camera a double murder in oakland. this one comes as the city's homicide rate is spiking. gun violence has gotten so bad that even the president is taking notice. only on 5, kristen airs with a story that may be difficult to watch. >>reporter: 9:21 p.m. saturday night. a car with two cousins inside mapped bay and mustafa. one of the cow since hops out and walks to the corner to meet someone. we've chosen not to show the moment the person he's meeting opens fire. >> bam bam shoots him. >> watch as the man who is shot return injured neighbors run and he stagers by. then seconds later collapses on the sidewalk. the shooter isn't done. he runs to the car and raises his gun again. we're not showing the moment he shoots the other cousin at close range. both muhammad and mustafa died. >> this seems like it was planned out. >>reporter: oakland city couple man says neighbors in the fruitvale are sick of the violence and scared. >> nobody wants to say anything because of retaliation. >>reporter: homicide have in oakland have sky

the mural is part of an oakland project called oakland super heros in which students create characters or images aimed at bringing peace to the community. >>> now to fremont where police have arrested a college student they say is an online sexual predator. janine de la vega reports police think he arranged personal meetings so he could drug and rape his victims. >> reporter: the suspect is actually from san ramon but the case originated here in fremont. they're not saying exactly where these incidents occurred but they say more women could be involved from other bay area cities. police arrested 20-year-old kwangmin jin in champagne, illinois where he was attending college. he contacted women over social media sites. he used several aliases including kevin and jeremy. investigators say when jin would meet his female victims he would give them an alcoholic drink tainted with a sedative drug. the alleged incidents occurred between may and august. police are investigating jin's actions before those dates as well. at this point that is what we are trying to figure out. he has done it sever

now mustafa can no longer afford to rent in oakland. >> that's what we need affordable housing in oakland. >> reporter: it's a story that oakland's vice mayor rebecca kaplan has heard countless times. >> there are tenants who are losing their homes for illegal reasons. >> reporter: oakland leads in job growth but lag this is house. the city has a housing equity road map plan. it was at a special meeting on affordable housing. the plan would build more housing using money from developer fees and require new developers to contribute to affordable housing and it would look into making use of public lands and vacant lots. but opponents say it doesn't do enough. following the same script that san francisco followed for decades isn't the right solution. >> reporter: critic says they should transfer vacant lots with tax liens on them to developers who could build affordable housing on them. it's a strategy that's mentioned in the plan. kaplan says she intends to take action but first, she wants to fix oakland's relocation assistance program and quickly house those facing homelessness. people lik

are positive and i'm both an oakland resident and work in oakland and can kind of feel the sense that it's being renewed and refreshed. >> reporter: yeah. the folks we surveyed, crime is still the number one priority. but now housing is becoming a very close second. a lot of folks are saying that housing here is getting out of hand. they say they need to make sure the city needs to make sure housing becomes affordable for the folks who live here. live at city hall, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> san jose police say they are getting leads about a trio of suspects behind a burglary that ended with one man shot. they say they started receiving tips after they released this surveillance video of the suspect allegedly breaking into a home. the men are also accused of shooting the son of a homeowner who came home and interrupted the burglary last thursday. but police say they believe the men were behind multiple break- ins in the area and were getting bolder before that shooting. >>> i think they are scared and it's a matter of time before someone gives them up. >> homes being broken into, cars be

nice weather throughout oakland an 74. fremont 82. columbus day weekend forecast, and you will see again temperatures above average saturday, sunday and monday and we'll stay out of the 100s. it's still warmer than we want this time of year. we're doing our best on getting the rainfall. >> jeff, thank you. still ahead at 5:00, the happiest place on earth just got more expensive. how much is it now to get into disney land? >>> a family breakfast favorite being pulled from store shelves. the issue that forced general mills to recall 2 million boxes of cheerios. he's accused of killing his mother in her apartment last week. "omar pettigen" >>> he's accused of killing his mother in her apartment last week. omar pettigen was found wandering in kensington. police say the level of violence in her apartment was severe. she was a retired special education teacher. friends are holding a candlelight vigil tonight to celebrate her life. >>> emergency equipment shaved them. details on how four trapped firefighters barely escaped an inferno last mo

so if oakland sports funding problem in other words keeping the team in oakland coming up with a viable financing plan acceptable to the city of oakland using no public dollars the stadium will cost 900 million which leaves $400 million gap with 11th-hour if this city of oakland reached out the see if someone else can come up with a hail mary pass they're hoping liting put sports consulting firm specializes in estate and development and financing will be will find a way to make the deal work. and hopeful fellow latest effort will be the completion of and fans have been hoping for. the following it's possible we find out what the plan is where will be presented and have to find out if it's something they might accept. >> pam: 2 is a million-dollar renovation face lifts the it seems to its new sound system of grade lye five video screens. project would begin after the 2017 football season could be ready 2019 chair. keep it to and then at 6 perry joins us at 645 with a complete wrapup of the day in sports stay with us for that also coming up portion of the old bay bridge coming down next w

oakland reporting 12 and the southerly breeze at 18. a little breezy for some of you in that center of the napa area, anywhere from 10 to 15 to 18 miles per hour. the on shore breeze with us and the clouds are beginning to roll back in as well. early afternoon, we have them pulled back. but now if i stop that satellite view, right along the san mateo coastline to the south we would have the clouds moving back in. it will begin to strengthen as we will begin a gradual warm up as we get in to wednesday and thursday and friday, actually look to be the warmer days. friday, saturday, the temperatures will peak. take a look at the model in to the evening hours as they would begin to move back along the coastline. while we sleep, they move inland. we wake up tomorrow morning with mostly cloudy skies along the coast. inside the bay in to the east bay as well as the north bay. partly cloudy to mostly clear skies for the inner east bay as well as the south bay. by 11:00 or so it is pulling back. mostly sunny. temperatures in the 70s and the low 8

oakland at 79. as you push ahead toward the upcoming weekend, once again, no big rain storm coming our way, but certainly comfortable temperatures saturday and sunday. raj and janelle, it looks like from the 27th to the 30th, we may get a decent storm in here. we're going to have to wait a few more days on this one, but it's something i'm focused on. >> just have to stop before 5:00 p.m. on the 31st. >> i'm working on it. >> still ahead here at 5:00, frustrated by the fakes. why amazon is suing more than 1,000 users. >> plus, caught on camera. the mistake this suspect made that could make it easier for detectives to track him down. two men inside a car that plunged off the santa cruz >>> we're learning more about the two men inside a car that plunged off the santa cruz wharf this weekend. the driver, who survived despite being trapped underwater for nearly a half hour, is a 20-year-old santa cruz man. his passenger who died is being identified as 19-year-old robert halpin of santa cruz. not clear wh

it's 65 already in oakland. so the plan throughout the day will be for the onshore flow to keep us comfortable with the sea breeze many but the clouds scatter out, for the most part. we will see a little patchy fog along some of our beaches and we will talk about our warmup to come, beginning today, and how long it will last and potentially record-breaking heat in a couple of minutes. chris. >>> the blue angels return to the skies over san francisco today at 3:00. yesterday one million fans were looking to the sky for a spectacular show. but afterwards those fans headed home into gridlock. cornell bernard was along san francisco's embarcadero. >> the familiar war over san francisco's waterfront can mean only one thing, the blue angels were back, taking flight above the bay. it was worth looking up. >> it's spectacular. almost have no words for it. it's so beautiful. >> the white-knuckle precision acrobatics exciting and kind of unnerving to leia. >> it has to be the scariest part when they get a little too close

==terry/vo== it's "oak-toberfest" in oakland's dimond district this weekend. >>> celebrate oakland, drink some beer, sounds good, right? >> let's go. it's october fest this weekend dating back to the 1900s. 1900s in oakland, a lot of beer gardens and german vacation resorts. in the east bay. >> how about that? >> that's going back. this year's event has brats and dozens of craft brewers. >> my favorite will have to be al immedia in alameda. >> october fest is a one-day -- >> plus, we were there which is why we can't speak. just kidding. we weren't. >> if you missed it, you have to wait until next year. a lot of octoberfest events. >> what do you like? >> thanks for choosing n brks krrc bay area news. see you at 11:00. san francisco's the first city in the state to make seismic safety rules for private schools. patrick otellini: at first, people realized that they're a little shocked that this isn't already required. announcer: the steps schools are taking to keep kids safe. david finn: an engineer had identified one of the sites as being at immediate risk. antwan wilson: that's the most i

. >> i would love to have the oakland raiders stay in oakland in the coliseum, like to have another space built there. >> reporter: this council member will be there in silver and black. he also wants the team to stay but says there's a big gap when it comes to a new stadium. >> $500 million, i think it's we're looking for private i vesters as well as, you know, as the 49ers have done. >> reporter: the team's lease at o.co runs out at the end of the season. the city says talks remain active. >> we're in constant conversations with them as well as the nfl. we've brought in some of the best financial analysts to demonstrate that they can build a stadium in oakland without direct subsidies from the taxpayers of oakland. >> reporter: but the raiders are also deeply involved in the proposal to build a joint stadium with the chargers in a los angeles suburb. chris dobbins with city of oakland sports says tonight's meeting should be a wake-up call. >> i'm hopeful they will stay. i think, you know, there's no stadium in l.a. presently. the pictures look nice and everything, but it's a long way to

oakland is my home. this is where i'm raising my children so it's important to me to make sure my family and friends have the power and energy that we provide. this is very personal to me. it makes me work a lot harder knowing that this is my community. together, we're building a better california. brought to you by xfinity. >> the 9ers are facing a tough challenge. eli manning beat the niners on his 27th career last-second drive. eli pass to cal running back vareene. 11 seconds left in the half. one last shot at the end zone before a field goal and manning picked off. touchdown drive with a three-yard pass and game tied at 13. he gets the ball off to beckham and stops and reverses course. 20-13 giants. kap five yards and his first career touchdowns. giants regain the lead. they get a field goal lead. 21 carries and 93 yards and here from a yard out the yiners are up with a minute and 45 left. ely is coming and hide your heart, girl. a perfect game winning pass. 12-yards and third td for the game. the fi

nbc bay area's christie smith is live in oakland. an emotional ceremony today. >> that's absolutely right. the mural is bright and colorful on what would otherwise be a dark underpass, and now it's dedicated to the memory of antonio ramos. it was an emotional ceremony, while oakland police say their investigation is moving forward. the unveiling and dedication brought our artists for antonio ramos. >> always, i'm always thinking about antonio. every day when we come here and paint the mural, we think about antonio. he was part of this crew. >> his memory, now part of the oakland superheroes mural project on west street where the 27-year-old was painting an ideal, hope and peace, when he was shot and killed. >> how many walls do we have to paint for this to stop? >> his brother spoke to the crowd gathered at the underpass. >> we lose track of our humanity and we walk around doing things like what happened to my brother. >> oakland police say the photo of a person of interest is still a key part of their investigation. they're making p

the meeting in oakland is scheduled for the 29th at the paramount theater. fans will be able to ask questions about the relocation. anyone who wants to attend the meeting has to register ahead of time. you can find a link on abc7news.com. >>> a vandalism suspect accused of slashing tires on 16 cars was arrested this afternoon. police say the unidentified 35-year-old punctured tires on cars parked outside of the parkside commons apartment complex over the weekend. officers say the man was visiting relatives who lived in the apartment. he walked around the parking lot, attacking tires. residents asked for beefed up security. >> what we've done is covered 80% of the report. 80% of the property. where are the security guards? >> police are trying to figure out the motive. the man arrested will appear in court on felony vandalism. >>> a santa cruz man has been identified as a victim in a deadly crash over the weekend at the city's municipal f÷pwharf. the 19-year-old died when his car plunged into the wharf saturday night. another passenger was rescued and is in

mark kelly on what that could mean for the raiders future in oakland. >>reporter: rickie's is practically a shrine to the oakland raiders. >> bleed fill vrbata and black. >>reporter: the chargers will file their re location was a sign for the raiders. >> it's a great opportunity to seize the day stay here in oakland. >>reporter: raider fans no victory dancing just yet. one idea is for the chargers and raiders to share a brand new stadium in the la market. just because the chargers are talking about being the first team to sign up for the la move, doesn't mean the raiders won't follow suit and do the joint stadium deal. >> 15 year tradition of rivalry between san diego and oakland raiders. ask can you imagine them sharing a stadium? that seems wild. >> never. why would we want to. >> wow. no. >>reporter: rivals could share a stadium tomorrow. after all oakland's push to build the raiders a new stadium here in the bay area fell through this fall. >> we need our local community leaders to step up. >>reporter: but with time and each failed plan it looks mor

oakland mayor libby schaaf put a new spin on the state of the city address. christin ayers reports she talked about crime, housing and a special wish for her birthday. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf's first state of the city address was not so different from many others except perhaps the way she ended it. [ dancing out ] >> reporter: dancing away from the podium to drummers. she talked crime. >> this year, we have lost 71 of our loved ones to murder. >> reporter: and affordable housing. >> we have to have new housing at every income level. >> reporter: but what drew a standing ovation was the gift she requested for her 50th birthday november 12. >> and there is just one thing that i want for my birthday and that is to send 50 oakland students who will be the first in their families all the way through college. >> reporter: she is collecting donation from $150 to $100,000 at libbyschaaf.org and this is just the first step. schaaf says only 10% of oakland ninth graders will go on to graduate from college n january she will launch a plan to triple that number.

. >> oakland starting off at 55. 75 for the high today. temperatures look great at the coast, bay and inland. a lot of sunshine. there are some really cool readings to the north. petaluma at 49. calistoga a 47. a lot of active weather in the four corners with a northerly breeze. sunshine and breezy and warmer and windy in the hills. some early low clouds but it won't stand much of a chance with 70s and low 80s. >>> we are looking at more slow traffic as we get to the heart of the morning commute and we are going to start off with the macarthur maze and take a look at the traffic coming around the corner there to the bay bridge toll plaza which is also crowded. 22 minutes to drive that stretch between the quirkiness bridge and the macarthur maze. that is not too bad. hitting up to the bay bridge toll plaza it is backed up for about a 10 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. as we take a tour of the east bay we have shown you 80, we are also showing you 680. a lot of people are on highway 4 . slow traffic through that entire stret

low 70s in oakland. these temperatures are right about where they should be for this time of the year. we'll warm it up for the rest of the week. first the set up. the radar is not picking up going on over southern california, but i have been watching the tweets. they are dealing with flood advisories. the flow that will actually develop through the evening hours. that's in place right now. partly cloudy skies. a little bit of moisture that you can see. again they move in starting tonight and in to tomorrow. picking it for you this afternoon a few scattered showers, sinking all the way down to the edge of sonoma county. maybe a little bit of a drizzle that it should be it. as we get in to your evening hours, they would like to develop along the coastline. now watch how they would just push out towards their south because of the northerly winds expected to move in tonight and by tomorrow morning, temperatures will be warming up. expected along the coast and the bay and inland areas in to the mid-80s. five

was a project depicting oakland superheroes. sadness permeated the unvailing of the measure research and logo. antonio ramos was painting the measure research and logo when someone began argue being the 27-year-old and then shot him to death. police released this photo of the person they want to talk to. >> the toe foe is a key -- photo is a key component of the investigation. >> we love you antonio from the bottom of our heart. through your sacrifice you have made this work shine beyond our wildest dream. >> ramos' family asked the artists to finish the measure research and logo. they have and dedicated it their friend. >> we wanted to finish it because it's important for west oakland and our community. >> the measure research and logo has one addition. the portrait of antonio is displayed on the wall just a few feet from where he died. >> vice president joe biden end months of speculation about being a candidate for president. >> how his decision could a affect the race. >> and why the law can't take effect even though the gov

a very similar story in oakland. indication that chargers will file for relocation and no word when the raiders and the rams will do the same, although it's likely expected very soon. again, the meeting tonight from the nfl to hear from the fans starts at 7:00 at the paramount theater in oakland. live here at the coliseum, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> of course, we'll have a crew there and bring the latest on nbc news at 11:00. get updates on all of our digital platforms including our nbc bay area app. >> we certainly hope the raiders do not move. but we are moving right along towards the weekend here on this thursday morning. >> it's a big weekend. kids out trick or treating. no rain this year? >> no rain this year, at least not for halloween. after that we can see some. a great forecast all around. it's cool this morning and 54 degrees in sunnyvale and san francisco and 57 degrees cooler in the north bay and expect the highs today to warm up, literally warmer than yesterday. we are looking at 78 degrees

stephanie chuang joins us from oakland. inviting the public to get their feedback on what is next for the team. >> expected to hear a lot tonight, laura. the fans are going to be filling this lot here sunday as the raiders take on the jets. the question is, how much longer will we see a team like this after the team has tried to get upgrades for so many years. the question, of course, will oakland move down to southern california. now, oakland has been here since '59. moved to l.a. in '82. came back in '95. question is, will there be a third move. talk raiders and chargers will share a stadium while the st. louis rams are shooting for a new home base in nearby engelwood. the raiders leadership and al davis at the helm has been for a decade trying to get a new stadium and talks with the cities, as well as developers have stalled. the carson project is much further along with landon financing already approved. oakland is the final of three stops the nfl is making this week trying to hear from the public on these possible move

temperatures 45 degrees right now in santa rosa. 60 in oakland. out the door on this thursday, we are going to be warmer than yesterday. it's a crisp start in the north bay. and it's going to be dry and mild for the trick or treaters on holiday -- on halloween day on saturday. the coast is clear. high pressure is building in from the west. area of low pressure to the north. 55 in the high sierra. 56 going up to 68 in monterey bay. beach hazard statement in effect. swells up to 12 feet crashing close to the coast. sun-up at 7:32. and by the time it sets we're losing 2 minutes and 11 seconds off our day in comparison to yesterday. 70s bayside up to 880 in santa rosa. we set our clocks back one full hour on sunday. make it a great day! >> extra hour of sleep. we love that. >>> the show will go on in a driveway in albany. kpix 5's cate caugiran reports the city is allowing a haunt house to operate despite neighbors' objections. >> reporter: this albany 15- year-old will get to his halloween wish to keep on haunting. after nearly two hours of neighbors

singing in church a tradition but now some people in oakland -- a public nuisance. kpix 5's christin ayers has the story of a church that's been ordered to tone it down or pay the price. >>> reporter: a meeting that began with music. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: to talk about music. specifically, the gospel music that comes from this church in west oakland. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: some people who are new to the neighborhood have complained it's too loud. the church was slapped with a "cease and desist" order from the oakland city administrators office. >> kind of hard to believe because we have been here about 65 years in the community and all of a sudden we get some concern about the noise. >> reporter: the letter threatens hefty fines, a $3,500 nuisance fee and $500 per day if the noise doesn't stop, which they can't afford. >> freedom of religion ought to be respected. >> reporter: the oakland creative neighborhood coalition brought together artist and church-goers to talk about solutions to a clash over culture, art and music. >> a lot of the african- american ar

i'll tell you highway 24 looks good from walnut creek to oakland and on the oakland side as well. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, there are more people showing up. everyone seems to be driving through without delay u. san jose. northbound 101. 280 and 35. everyone is doing well. no problems on 880 heading south. 4:48. let's go to steve. >> all right, thank you. we do have mostly clear skies. there are some clouds to the north. fog hugging the coast. there are breezy conditions for some in the higher elevations. not so much at the surface. it will be sunny for most. for all. and little warm. some 80s. not upper 8 0ás. low to mid. and 70s around the bay. breezy at times. it's a quiet pattern. we had a little bit of rain yesterday. that was it for the week probably. going right down the coast, there's a northerly breeze that will take care of most. already clear for most. water temperatures are warm. sixty-one. sixty-two. to 64 from bodega bay to. forty-eight. fifty-six p. berkeley. fifty-five oakland. a little cool for some. there is a breeze. that's holding some tempera

second quarter, the pass to reece for the score. 7-3 oakland. raiders defense was stellar, kept peyton man offering the scoreboard, woodson picks off peyton manning. broncos offense has three field goals. mcmanus from 52. denver takes the 10-7 lead. woodson has four pickness the last three games. janikowski the franchise leader in game play with 241, field goal numbers and misses from 40 yards to give his team the lead. crabtree gets the first down at the 50. a roughing the passer puts the raiders in bronco territory. same drive, cooper, roberts not looking for the pass. picked off, goes 74 yards the other way. backbreaker. broncos don't get an offensive touchdown but win, 16-10 the final. raiders fall to 2-3. >>> 49ers hosted by the giants tonight in primetime. tough challenge on the road. see if they can recent. in the nfc west, seattle in cincinnati. seahawks led the bengals 24-7 in the fourth. cincinnati comes roaring back. andy dalton the keeper. then fourth quarter, the diving catch. that led to the game-tying field goal in over time, mike

area.>> reporter: the raiders in oakland belonged together was the feeling of the crowd.>> oakland is an up and coming area, and it is weird, and you are a weird owner, and that is okay. that is no offense.>> we have the oakland raiders and 38 teams in the nfl.>> it was raucous, just like we expected. we have learned that the oakland mayor met with the raiders owner and representatives from the nfl yesterday before the town hall meeting, and we caught up with the mayor to see how that wind. -- that went. >> it is a complex deal, and it was productive. the ultimate goal is telling a new stadium for the team, it is complicated. >> the mayor says that she does not believe it is too late to get the deal done, and she expressed confidence that the raiders would stay in oakland. >> a lot of disappointment that the raiders fans were not able to go to the meeting, and tickets were spoken for, so they had to watch it on live screen.>> i saw the video, and it looked like there were a lot of empty seats. >> the nfl did not want to fill the place with capacity. >> the mayor said it was productive

this happened on oakland avenue near motor parkway about 2:00 this morning. the victim's arm, again, nearly severed. he's air lifted to the hospital after he was attacked. jewelry, cell phone, and cash. the second victim suffered a puncture in the arm by that same weapon, a large knife.

we can keep this team in oakland. we can build them a new stadium that is privately financed as other cities have done and also bring some real economic vitality to that coliseum area. >> reporter: raider owner mark davis told the los angeles daily news last weekend that the raiders and the city of oakland had not had direct talks in two months, but schaaf disputed that characterization. >> we speak to the raider leadership all the time. >> reporter: davis also told the paper there was really nothing to talk about unless oakland put new proposals on the table. as for the meeting at the paramount, chris dobbins with the group save oakland sports says he's not sure if what the nfl hears is really going to make a difference in the overall process. >> i lot of us are scared the raiders might want to go back and maybe get a chance to move back. so i think yes, the nfl is kind of laying the groundwork to let the fans be heard. i don't know if it's going to mean anything. >> reporter: now the meeting here at the paramount is

tell the fans embrace raider owner mark davis even though he's making plans to leave oakland. they begged him to stay and pointed to the loyalty during losing seasons. even on holidays. >> a lot of family will be at home in front of the christmas tree we will be at the oakland coliseum. >>reporter: but the raiders want a new stadium and the city of oakland has been drug lipping to finance a proposed 900 million dollar project. >> we need help from the community as well to get something that our fans the raider players and the nfl will be proud of. we don't have that right now. >>reporter: that's why the raiders are working on another option. to share 1.7 billion dollar stadium with the san diego chargers to be built in carson. nfl executives are anxious to bring a football time back to the los angeles area. st. louis ram are also competing for the l.a. market. >> right now we have 3 teams looking to move. you only have one time that is selling out the stadium. >>reporter: but executives pointed out complexity of building a new stadium in oakland versus one in suburban carson.

tell the fans embrace raider owner mark davis even though he's making plans to leave oakland. they begged him to stay and pointed to the loyalty during losing seasons. even on holidays. >> a lot of family will be at home in front of the christmas tree we will be at the oakland coliseum. >>reporter: but the raiders want a new stadium and the city of oakland has been drug lipping to finance a proposed 900 million dollar project. >> we need help from the community as well to get something that our fans the raider players and the nfl will be proud of. we don't have that right now. >>reporter: that's why the raiders are working on another option. to share 1.7 billion dollar stadium with the san diego chargers to be built in carson. nfl executives are anxious to bring a football time back to the los angeles area. st. louis ram are also competing for the l.a. market. >> right now we have 3 teams looking to move. you only have one time that is selling out the stadium. >>reporter: but executives pointed out complexity of building a new stadium in oakland versus one in suburban carson.

the raiders could be leaving oakland in a matter of months. now among the many questions tonight is the owner of the raiders the victim or a villain here? many desperately trying to stop the team from leaving the bay area and moving back to l.a. cheryl herd has more, do the fans have any influence in the decision? >> reporter: well, they hope so. it was a three-hour meeting between the parties, the raiders nation hopes it was not a waste of time. whether it's outside oakland's paramount theater or at the stadium, raiders fans are all about showing passion when it comes to keeping the team in oakland. >> i feel that moving away would be a big mistake for our community, for our fans. >> these fans don't want the raiders to move south to carson, california. there is a proposal on the table to built a joint youth complex that would be used by the san diego chargers and the oakland raiders. a proposal these fans would like to sideline. >> we have gone to eir meetings, ena meetings, city council meetings you were absent at. thank you for coming beca

oakland 72, mountainview 75, same in san jose. half moon bay 64 degrees. the emeryville camera showing you the waters right now. 75 in conconsidered and 76 in liver more. here along the embarg dero you notice a light breeze out there. we'll bring partly cloudy skies in overnight. gradual warming will happen over the next five to seven day just in time for fleet week. high pressure off shore, has a little bit of warmth, but winds flow from high to low pressure, so for us right now that bring us a light onshore breeze. you do notice that the winds are currently 10 to 15 miles per hour. and those winds will bring a little bit of fog and overnight. early tomorrow morning 6:00 you'll wake up to patchy dense fog along the coast, low clouds around the bay but october-like pattern, the clouds pull back to the coast and lots of sunshine by the afternoon. here's an update. this is tropical storm oho, winds have increased to 65 miles per hour moving to the northeast at 7 miles per hour. will remain away from hawaii and stay out to sea and will weaken to a remnant low

wants to hear from fans about the oakland raiders future in oakland. the league scheduled a town hall meeting for thursday, october 29, at the paramount theater. nfl executives are expected to be there to answer questions. you need to sign up to attend. registration starts today. the raider owner mark davis is threatening to move the team to l.a. county without a new stadium in the city of oakland. >>> the nation is waiting for word on whether vice president joe biden will launch a presidential bid. the latest monmouth university poll shows support for hillary clinton. it would dip if biden were in the race. brook silva-braga has the latest this morning. >> reporter: it was business as usual for vice president joe biden monday. no big announcement yet. but when he spoke to members of the military at the white house he mentioned his late son beau an iraq war veteran who reportedly urged biden to run for president. >> our son was a good man but he is no different than every one of those in that case soldiers who got off that flight with him. >> reporter:

. >>> airing it out in oakland. not footballs, but complaints and questions as the nfl seeks public input from a fan base that might be jilted from the raiders. >>> a man now accused of murder shows up at the santa clara county jail with critical information about a body and is told to go somewhere else. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good thursday morning, thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to that forecast and see what we are in store for. >> cool and all clear across the bay, none of the scattered showers that we had yesterday morning. so, as you head out, grab a light jacket. it's 50 degrees in the north bay and 54 in the peninsula and south bay and expect highs in the low 0s in san francisco while reaching 80 degrees in the north bay. a lot more sunshine, pleasant weather and that continues as we start out the weekend, but there is more rain in the forecast. i'll show you that a little bit later. let's see how it looks at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>

. >>> in oakland a crime scene on eastbound 580 and this is obviously tying up traffic during the rush hour. our nbc chopper overhead just a short while ago. here's what the chp is telling us that four suspects ditched that stolen suv on 580 near 98th avenue just before 4:00 this afternoon. the suspects careened that suv into the guardrail and then took off on foot and a large moving perimeter which includes 520 is still set up to catch these suspects. you feel that traffic back up and lanes have reopened and traffic is still snarled there and a nearby high school was also put on lockdown for a short time. >> from a trusted teacher to a convicted felon a morgan schoolteacher has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for molesting four of his students. he's convicted but what about the school district. >> reporter: fifth grade teacher john lloyd will spend 40 years in children for molesting four girls. three of the victims were molested here inside room nine at paradise valley elementary school in morgan hill between 2012 and 2013. he molested a fourth victim in 2005 at nordstrom child d

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony joins us live now from oakland. >> hi, larry. well, this happened right about this time alile later during the evening commute out here. a team of inspected xxs did spend much of the day out here looking at the damaged area. trying to make sure nothing else falls from this post world war ii era bridge. >> i saw the guardrail and the fencing just peel loose. >> they first thought it was an earthquake or an accident. heavy metal fencing coming down on interstates 880. >> i thought maybe it was an earthquake. i couldn't really explain it. i was just terrified for a long second that that overpass is going to come down on me. we were very lucky yesterday that nobody was killed. >> several drivers had minor injuries but nobody was seriously hurt. >> this cell phone video shows fire fighters using a blow torch to cut up this debris. today,several inspectors were out on the same overpass trying to figure out exactly what happened. >> well, you know, it definitely could have been worse. we're taking this very seriously and we want to find

. >> we will be made by oakland. >> reporter: alexis lived in oakland since he was three years old. . >> i think living in oakland is knowing how to communicate with people will be a big factor. >> reporter: chief sean nguyen acknowledged that the job brings certain expectations. >> the role is as a guardian of the community. not warriors out there. it's a protector role. so they have to understand the difference between thetwo. >> reporter: these officers will spend 16 weeks field training before being assigned to a new beat. >>> troubled bay area freeway project is back in the spot height tonight. >> you are destroying our culture. >>> claims by native americans that caltrans knowingly destroyed important archaeological sites. >>> and turning el nino into drinking water. what farmers are doing, and how it could impact our water supply. >>> tomorrow is halloween, will it be ghostly or spooky? the accu-weather forecast is coming up. >>> and juanita. the latest turn in the push to get this duck back home. >>> >>> indian tribes are claiming that there has been destroying of archaeologic

let's get it together and stay here in oakland. >> i will always be an oakland raider fan. to plea they will always be the oakland raiders. wherever they are. even if they relocate to l.a.. but that's not happening! they're going to stay right here. >> reporter: this meeting starts soon, will go till 10:00 tonight. i spoke with council member larry reed and is he told me there was a meeting about a quarter to 4:00 between the mayor, mark davis team owner and the nfl. >> the there have been several of these meetings. do you know what happens next? >> reporter: these are not the decision makers, they are here to hear the public comment. in the past two meetings, they've occasionally asked for answers from the fans or commented on things the fans had to say. but they will take what is said here back to the team owner. [ crowd noise ] >> reporter: so this is just to hear what these people have to say. >> we'll be there to monitor it. >>> what we're learning about the origin of the shigella outbreak. >> a major issue affecting employers in the bay area. a truck driver shortage.

traffic is smooth by the coliseum into the oakland international airport or downtown oakland. it's 4:02. let's go back to the desk. >> starting today a new program begins to help california driver who's can't pay their traffic fine. drivers with less serious infractions will pay 50 to 80% of what they owe depending on their income. drunk driving and reckless driving violations are not eligible. it only applies to what was owed before january 12013. >> an attorney remembering the -- representing the women kicked off the train are filing a lawsuit. riders complained they were making too much noise. the wine train admitted it was not handled procedurally -- properly. >>> the rising cost of housing that's forcing families to move out. amby lee -- amber lee. >> many call the rising cost of housing a crisis. >> my folks are turning over in their grave to see this. >> this 65-year-old said their family is forced out because they cannot afford the rent. >> they have migrated. >> for many of us native of oakland feel under attack. >> passionate comments to deal with the housing situati

mostly in the 50s. 57 for oakland, concorde at 60. you can expect that with a lot of cloud cover going on. upper 60s in san jose. 73 alt 4:00 and dropping back down to the 60s, nice proll here with the daytime heating. let's break it down. noon hour, temperatures racing into the upper 60s, into the afternoon, you should see a lot better clearing, highs in the upper 70s for the inland valleys. however, we are talking about a warmup, maybe a shot of rain by next week. details on that coming up >> big national news, texas slammed by more heavy rain. we are tracking the storm and the latest video out of the area. >> >> hillary clinton is getting a big celebrity endorse machine. a look at the unique guilt that pop star katie perry gave to the democratic front runger. suddly, u'reco.yocan'breae throuuthbathenose. a mohbreher! how n anne sep le th? well, justut oa brtherit stp ! insntlypensour nose up to 38morehan ld dici alo. youan bathend sep. sh youmouth and say goodght uthbathe. eathrigh >>> singer katie perry showing her support for hil

. >> we will be made by oakland. >> reporter: alexis lived in oakland since he was three years old. . >> i think living in oakland is knowing how to communicate with people will be a big factor. >> reporter: chief sean nguyen acknowledged that the job brings certain expectations. >> the role is as a guardian of the community. not warriors out there. it's a protector role. so they have to understand the difference between the two. >> reporter: these officers will spend 16 weeks field training before being assigned to a new beat. >>> troubled bay area freeway project is back in the spot height tonight. >> you are destroying our culture. >>> claims by native americans that caltrans knowingly destroyed important archaeological sites. >>> and turning el nino into drinking water. what farmers are doing, and how it could impact our water supply. >>> tomorrow is halloween, will it be ghostly or spooky? the accu-weather forecast is coming up. >>> and juanita. the latest turn in the push to get this duck back home. >>> [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is the staying a