ordered west to search concord for something in particular. what did he hope the men would find? the usual answer is military supplies. but what sort of military supplies? a standard description of what the provincial congress had gathered in concord appears in "the siege of boston" published in 1911. the committee gathered together a few hundred pickaxes, muskets, 4000 flints, and a small supply of peas and flour. this is what james warren, a plymouth delegate to the provincial congress, wrote to his wife on april 6, 1775. this town is full of cannons, ammunition, etc. the people are ready and determined to defend this country into by inch. allen french's history reflected how lots of americans like to look back on the revolutionary soldier as poorly armed underdogs. james warren's letter reflects how they saw themselves as well armed defenders of their traditional rights including the rights to a collective military self-defense which meant cannons. for seven months before the british marched to concord, the military authorities and new engl

are nowthe field pieces in the concord townhouse. was he thinking, were they the only four left in concord the only guns from boston? it was worth a shot. general gage revised his instructions to be less specific. he still hoped the troops would find artillery. he said if you meet with brass artillery, order the muzzles to be beat in to render them useless. and he sent off the troops. gage said mounted officers to patrol the roads between cambridge and concord and stop messengers from getting through. this is something he learned about the salem march were david mason and others received early warning. ironically, those mounted officers alerted many locals something was up. in lexington on the road to concord, militiamen saw those officers and started to gather. 1775,sunset on april 18, about 800 british soldiers on their way to concord were too late to catch the cannon. on the road to concord, those british soldiers would come across the alerted lexington militia company lined up on their town, and -- their town common. there would

san jose at 58 right now. 53 in livermore. 53 in concord. here's a look at your visibility though not too thick in terms of roadway problems and low visibilities down the road but you can see that the low clouds and fog have made their way inland this morning. partly cloudy with fog

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we'll top off at 80 in concord, clayton and walnut creek. otherwise 83 degrees is my outside number towards brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay, byron and mountain house. good morning, antioch. you will top off about 82 degrees. we jump into the low 90s inland on friday. we are concerned about the temperatures for the fleet week celebrations all the way through the weekend. again, we'll start to see the return of the fog by sunday. we have us a football game tonight and you will be able to see it right here on kpix 5. sunny skies and 75 degrees. otherwise, for columbus day, yeah, we have a holiday on monday, the return of some stratus along the coast but still some pleasant temperatures. 62 degrees for the coolest locations. 83 degrees away from the bay. here's roqui with traffic. >> time now 4:49. >>> let's take a look at the golden gate bridge if you are heading from marin or san rafael into downtown san francisco. looking good very clear right now, 580 to golden gate bridge toll plaza southbound just 15 minutes. moving over to the bay

fox 2news is next. >>> top stories, including a deadly police shooting in concord. the suspect stabbed another man, and it was near a bart station. they found the suspect in the backyard of a home. police said the man attacked a 9 and police opened fire. he was in his 20s and known to police. >> the sheriff said an inmate in dublin killed his cellmate with his bare hands. we know the victim was 56-year- old and the suspect is 73, no names have been released. they were held in a unit for prisoners with mental illness. >>> samsung said it's permanently pulling the plug on the smartphone note 7. the company stopped sales of the phones yesterday. samsung urging anyone to power it down to stop using it and return it for a full refun. >> refund. >> donald trump lashed out once again at gop party leaders who are distancing themselves from him. >> more than a quarter of republican governors are refusing to endorse him. to endorse him.

we begin this morning with a developing story out of concord. shots were fired outside the city's police department there, the headquarters over the weekend. the building was hit twice while people were inside. allison smith has more. >> reporter: crime scene investigators canvased the street in front of police headquarters looking for any clues as to who fired at the police building saturday night. >> caller: we just heard a bunch of bangs out front and we're getting reports of shots fired at the vehicle. don't know what's going on, but we're getting multiple calls of it. >> reporter: police discovered two bullet holes, one by the main entrance, the other a few feet away higher up in the building. a handful of officers, dispatchers on the third floor, and at least one citizen in the lobby were inside. no one was hit. >> this is a brazen act for somebody to shoot at a police department. we're still looking into whether the concord police department was actually the intended target or whether this happened to be somebody in the vehicle driving by

the investigation in concord as two bullets hit the building. what emergency dispatcher -- with emergency dispatchers and officers inside. >>> traffic is getting busier on the bay bridge. not too bad. backup on the toll plaza. >>> pretty chilly lows this morning with increasing clouds. that's going to trap a lot of that and will be a cool day, and some rain for some. it's on the north coast now. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muÑoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. >> reporter: fleet week gets underway in san francisco. the big navy ships pulling into the bay. we'll tell you about this week's activities.

concord, manchester, towards the coast and the monadnock region. how about the chilly air today, stuck in the upper 30's north, 40 to 45 south. it will be chilly tonight, gradually diminishing winds. lows on average in the 30's. but look, there's some milder air sitting back to the west. so how will that play in to your trick or treat forecast over the next few days? haley is at an event in concord hayley: hey, mike, it's the halloween howl tonight along main street. the conditions have improved a lot since the last time i saw you at 5:00. the rain has completely stopped. yes, it's breezy, yes, it's definitely cold. but you see here, tons of people out, and it has really filled in. i've seen a few trumps, a few hillarys, a tomato, lots of different fruit costumes, i see so lots of great costumes and people out here collecting the goods, of course all the candy. if you have plans to head out to do trick or treating this weekend, a lot of different communities are doing it on different days. if your day is tomorrow night there might be spotty showers

concord police did an extensive search. but did not find accused creepy-clown that allegedly tried to snatch a child. corporal christopher blakely/concord police department "you know, you keep hearing this discussion about scary clowns at schools and the threats and now you have people on the streets dressed up in clown costumes trying to grab kids" sot.tiffany martin/clown victim "so i'm just saying that i am not comfortable in this area, at all, because what if i would have lost my child." the mother describes the clown. as a white man with blue eyes, wearing a curly blue wig, and wearing a blue polka-dot clown suit. concord police are continuning their patrols in the area trying to track this person down. coming up at 8:30.how parents should be talking to their kids about this creepy clown phase. we have advice from an expert. >> steve:a big story tonight. the eastern u-s bracing for a powerful hurricane. it's already caused major damage in haiti. at least 16 people are dead. tongiht florida one of the states bracing for

abc 7 news reporter bernard is live in concord with what happened. cornell. >> ama, we've just confirmed that that stabbing suspect shot by concord police officers has died. a police dog is recovering from his injuries. that incident happened here in the backyard of a home here on san jose avenue. that's where csi technicians are looking for evidence. still a very active scene. police say it began about 2:00 p.m. on crawford street and sky 7 was over the scene and that's where had a man was stabbed by the suspect. a motive unknown. police pursuit followed the man to san jose avenue and that's where concord police canine dog was sent into the backyard of a house to locate the man who they say was armed with a knife. >> a canine was sent to apprehend the suspect and unfortunately stabbed in the face by i believe some shears. shots were fired and two of our officers were shot. >> reporter: it's unknown how many shots were fired by two concord police officers or what was said before those shots were fired to the suspect. the suspect only described at thi

we have a blobbing collision in concord. we will look at that at 6:00. >> the capsized spirit of sacramento boat now is out of water, the clean up is coming with a big price tag. here is how it looks: a mess. it capsize add month ago in the sacramento river delta. the boat owner had federal orders to create a fuel removal plan and he did not do it. so state and federal agencies had to handle the cleanup and it costs $1.6 million. an oil spill liability trust fund is covering that but the owner could be on the hook. he just bought the boat at auction for $1,000. >> muni now is planning to replace dozens of buses after a crash this week. >> a look at florida we are tracking hurricane matthew as it is threatening millions of people right new, is many folks who have been ordered out of area. coverage including the response from the bay area. >> we are tracking what matthew is doing to flights cross the nation, and what it is going to do to the airports in >>> now, breaking news. >> in florida, a look at live doppler hd you can s

so this was an island after -- an island, and after lexington and concorde were concord, there would be 3,000 nonmilitary people left in the city and most of them loyalist, refugees, and a smattering of patriots who decided to stay so they could look after their houses along with 9,000 , soldiers. so boston became a city under siege. and as a patriot militia who was , involved of the skirmish of lexington and concord and going into cambridge and roxbury on either side of boston. and literally surrounded the city. so boston was now the center of was now, formally the center of defiance, now a garrison siege.he patriot seat -- that was to cut off the city and start it to -- starve it to death. this would not happen in boston because the english had the british navy. and other ships throughout the harbor. and today the town of boston is now the city of boston and it is almost unrecognizable to the way it was. many of those that once defined the island were shaved down to fill in the back bay it was -- back bay. it was water. the river came in much closer than what it does now what is no

pkg concord garcia residente de (me: se queria llevar era a la nina!) no!!! incredulo se mostro este residente de concord al contarle sobre un intento de secuestro sucedido a plena luz del dia en esa ciudad. la victima, una madre que sujetaba a una nina de tan solo un anho en sus brazos he was smiling. estaba sonriendo, cualquiera pensaria que un payaso es pacifico.. dijo tiffany morton relatando su encuentro inicial con el hombre. al poco tiempo la situacion dio un giro aterrador. he said hi, that was it. agarro su mano parecia que la iba a besar pero no lo ho, en le eso le doblo la mano.. fue entonces cuando esta madre no encontro mas defensa que agarrar al payaso a patadas. el hombre huyo y la mujer llamo a la policia sgto. carl cruz / policia de concord tenemos detectives en el area buscando a ver si alguien vio esto o si a lo mejor podemos encontrar un sitio que tenia camaras que cogio esto. sabemos que tenia el pelo azul, no tenia la pintura y lo masqu sabemos del ahora el hombre tampoco tenia los tradicionales zapatos grandes que utilizan estos persona

one person said, "i saw a clown at a bus stop in concord on my way to school." police believe this media copycat crime after a number of creepy clown threats have been made on social media threatening violence against schools from fairfield to oakland and antioch. michele? > lisa, weren't two california teens arrested yesterday for threatening clown posts. >> reporter: that's right. a 14-year-old student in montana and a 19-year-old from glendora were arrested on suspicion of criminal threats. the 14-year-old said he wanted followers on social media by scaring people. live in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> a uc-davis researcher was killed in ethiopia this week. according to school officials, they say that sharon gray was in the country for a meeting about her plant biology work when protestors started throwing rocks at the car that gray was riding in. the university says it's unclear how she died. one of her department colleagues on the trip was unharmed and is now heading home. >>> a man is behind bars after massive marijuana grow house in the "loma fire.

stone is live in concord tonight with a story that you'll see only on kron4. tonight -- police looking for a pair of armed robbers. who hit a popular mall on the penninsula. the crime happened over the weekend. at the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo. >> j.r.: saturday for 30 in the afternoon, on surveillance video. and but you heard what happened and outrage when he saw the video this time in slow motion as he leans over the counter and the bright for the child he was watching. it happened that juggling conquered the video shows a man with a woman and two kids. and tells us there was a problem with machine. it did not work his manager eventually told him. >> j.r.: says that that man and his family came in with a large group and then laughed and according tpolice the name is not on any list the suspects then ask where the save was an update now on the c-h-p officer injured yesterday. after being hit by a suspect's car during a traffic stop. he is recovering tonight. and is expected to be okay. the incident happened on the corner of capitol avenue and mon

a block from the concord bart station. we're in concord are the latest. >> there are two crime scenes, we're at the one at prospect, two officers opened fire on a stabbing suspect earlier today. again, that man we just received word has died at the hospital. it was around 2:00 p.m. when this all began. first at the 2900 block of crawford. the stabbing suspect walked into a home and stabbed a man and then that victim is okay. then the suspect ran off, jumped a few fences and they found him near san jose street. before he was caught, a woman spotted him in her yard. >> i didn't know they were looking for him. i just saw someone, i was like, scared, like i called the police. someone ran into my backyard. what are they doing? and then they told me they were looking for him. >> and police said they sent in their 9 officers to close in on him. he was stabbed in the face with what is believed

in concord, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> parts of the bay area hit 90 degrees for a third consecutive day but coming up sooner than late, not only cooler, not only cloudier some of you will deal with the first soaking rainfall of the season. details on the timing of rain there are two chances coming up ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the blue angels made their last daredevil flights over the marina this afternoon while th ar >> top guns dazzled crowds in the bay for fleet week blue angels made their last daredevil flights while the area around the air show was still under a temporary flight restriction. tomorrow is the last day of fleet week ships will be open for tours until the sailors head out. >> with the weather was it not perfect in san francisco for fleet week? we hit 80 yesterday, close to that today, some of you did make it to 90 degrees including concord and liver more, currently 88 oakland 76, beginning to cool things down in san francisco 68 degrees. we have filtered sunshine, view from dublin back toward mount diablo, warm stretch of weather, san francisco your normal or average 80, 82 fr

wmur's ray brewer was at the hearing in concord. ray: robert breest is now 78 years old, having spent the majority of his life in jail. his lawyers told the court that based in part on those dna tests he deserves a new trial. since 1973, robert breest, seen here at previous hearing, has been incarced breest was convicted of the murder of 18-year-old susan randall, her body found in the merrimack river in concord. a dna test done in 2012 found that there was dna from two males under her fingernails. in appealing to the state supreme court, lawyers for brees say he's entitled to a new trial, something the state opposes. >> in none of the 5 dna tests from 2002 to 2012 was the defendant excluded as a source of the dna profile. test results exonerate mr. breest. we say that they are favorable. ray: in the original trial the state also relied upon the testimony of david carita, who said that breest confessed to him while they were both locked up. carita has since died, but the defense says that testimony can now be disproven by another in

well, a 24 hour stand by station open here in concord. they are only allowed to have 25 of these. hopefully that will be enough. you have to build your own. you might want to bring a friend when you get out here. concord had a half inch to 3/4 inch of rain in the last 24 hours and a little light rain is coming down right now, so it isn't letting up. this is rain my photographer shot on his way into work this morning on interstate 580 in dublin. he was getting hit hard with a heavy, steady rain. we are expecting some breaks throughout the morning. in concord, it's not too heavy, just a light sprinkle. it's going to be tapering this afternoon. it is coming at a good pace -- if you are worried about your home, this sandbag station is available in concord. this is the city's corporation yard. live in concord, amy hollyfield abc news. >> thank you. a wet drive across the golden gate bridge. a light rain on southbound highway 101 coming into the city. the highway patrol urging people to slow down for the morning commute. >>> you will see plenty sandbags today. you may have some at home.

upper 40s novato and fairfield and 57 concord. we will look for temperatures today to come into the upper 70s by noontime. the one coming up at 7:12. mid-70s to the mid-90s by the middle of the afternoon. we are still holding on to the 80s by 7:00. so we are looking at not only a warm day today, but a spare the air alert with our inland east bay once again well into the 90s. so poor air quality. but things change as soon as the second half of the weekend. it will be above average but cooler. we will talk about the cool-down and a much, much cooler outlook for the next seven days. that's coming up. chris >> thank you. the most popular state park in northern california is a little safer thanks to the abc7 news i-team. we have the details from mt. diablo state park. >> on any given weekend day, 800 cyclists and thousands are cars are trying to avoid each other on treacherous blind curves. more than 3 on on the slopes to mt. diablo. >> it's scary going up, scary going down, scary watching them, and on this road scare viola on the narr

nbc bay area christie smith is live in concord tonight. brazen for someone to take aim at a police department. >> that's right. concord police are calling it brazen and dangerous. fortunately no one was hurt. what they are trying to figure out tonight is who did it, what the motive was and whether the police department was the actual target. >> that's it, right there. >> concord police point out two bullet holes outside of their police department. one here. >> this is a very brazen act. >> the other on a column near the front door. >> we are looking in to whether the concord police department was the target or whether this happened to be somebody in a vehicle driving by shooting another person or vehicle. >> reporter: at this point they do not believe it is tied to anti-police sentiment in other part of the country. dispatched received calls of gun fire and heard noise outside. this is police dispatch audio. >> we just heard gunshot bangs out in front and now we are getting reports of shots fired at the pd. unknown what is going on but we

concord has good information, southboud 242, near concord avenue, that is where we had a motorcycle crash and the drive was transported but it did clear in the last 10 minutes. all lanes are back open. heavy from highway 4 and westbound highway 4 is slow. getting interest hayward, we have a new problem on the northbound side, so the light are side of traffic beyond the san mateo bridge, beyond 92, we have a collision blocking the two center lanes possibly onlooking delay southbound side, and westbound 84, gum dumb bridge, another tough day for you, and disabled vehicle is blocking one lane near state route 109 and we have a possible collision in the backup and you can see a lot of red. update on that and the possible refrigerator in the emeryville area at 6:30. >> u.k. san francisco is joining a national effort do improve philadelphia for pancreas cancer patients in a new trial that will double survive by 2020. pancreas cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related death. ucfs is looking for patients to take part in a trial including multiple treatment options. if you want more info

napa 53. 57 in fairfield, concord and livermore. and one more live view from the emeryville camera looking out at quiet conditions. it will be windy and rainy thursday night into friday and more rain with a second storm coming saturday and sunday. let's start with a look at wind gust pro ex js and you will see the winds get quite strong with gusts over 30 miles pr hour and on the coast in some spots right around the bay. as the rain arrives it will be gusting at 30 miles per hour in many bay area locations. the commute is not going to be an easy one. we project the rainfall totals will reach or exceed three quarters of an inch. we will see a quarter inch to a half inch in the bay area. now let's move along to storm number two. that will begin to push into the bay area on saturday afternoon. we'll pick up the forecast animation on saturday. we'll see a wave of rain rushing through by 7:00. continuing into sunday and breaking up a little bit, but there will be left over rain sunday morning into sunday evening. it will be a wet three-d

napa 53. 57 in fairfield, concord and livermore. and one more live view from the emeryville camera looking out at quiet conditions. it will be windy and rainy thursday night into friday and more rain with a second storm coming saturday and sunday. let's start with a look at wind gust pro ex js and you will see the winds get quite strong with gusts over 30 miles pr hour and on the coast in some spots right around the bay. as the rain arrives it will be gusting at 30 miles per hour in many bay area locations. the commute is not going to be an easy one. we project the rainfall totals will reach or exceed three quarters of an inch. we will see a quarter inch to a half inch in the bay area. now let's move along to storm number two. that will begin to push into the bay area on saturday afternoon. we'll pick up the forecast animation on saturday. we'll see a wave of rain rushing through by 7:00. continuing into sunday and breaking up a little bit, but there will be left over rain sunday morning into sunday evening. it will be a wet three-d

i 54 in laconia. 56 in concord and manchester. here's how things are going to go over the next couple of days. this is 10:00 tonight. it will be cloudy. maybe areas of drizzle with temperatures falling only a few degrees from where they are now into the 50's and upper 40's by tomorrow morning. this is 7:00 a.m. with clouds in place. in the afternoon, more scattered showers. did you see the temperatures? they were a lot warmer tomorrow afternoon into the 60's. tuesday morning, we start out with doom and gloom. in the afternoon, we clear out and temperatures will be warmer in the mid-60's. it will take a little time. improvement will be slow over the next couple of days. tomorrow, a good chance of showers. less of a chance we will be dry and starting to warm up. tonight, cloudy skies and drizzle. still mostly cloudy overnight with areas of drizzle. here is your manchester monday forecast. starting in the 50's. by lunch time, mid 60's was another chance of scattered showers in the afternoon. all eyes go into the caribbean where we ar

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moderate color from manchester into concord. and then low color right at the immediate sea coast which is typical. we usually start to see the color getting closer to the ocean by the time we get to mid and late october. as the temperatures cool down, of course. we'll get the temperatures today, though. it did not cool down at all. we went up close to 80 degrees in some spots. same thing in conaway, durham about 76. 74 in lincoln. this was warm stuff. it wasn't quite record setting warmth. we got up to 77 today in concord. the average is 64 for this date. the record, 90 set back in 1963, so we weren't quite close to record breaking heat, but regardless, we are well above the average for this time in october. look at the temperatures right now. it's still a warm night. if you're going out, 709s for the next hour or so. of course once the sunset, the temperatures drop like a rock. about 75 in concord. 74 degrees in manchester. 69 inport smith, now up in the north country, we have temperatures still in the mid 70's. totally clear s

santa rosa 57 degrees, livermore 60s, oakland, concord and san jose. chilly for the kids walking to school tomorrow, napa 47, livermore 48, santa rosa 45 and yell, it is getting lighter later, sunrise 7:10 tomorrow. a big ridge of high pressure warmed some of you up by as much as 20 degrees today. santa rosa up to 79 because the ridge will work its way closer to us in control and the warmest day will be saturday. saturday we'll see some 90s, but tomorrow we are finally back to average, san francisco 1 degree below average, oakland 72, san jose 2 degrees below average and concord 79 degrees for you. santa clara valley tomorrow, lots of sunshine. we'll roll through the day, clouds off to the north, mid- 70s. right here on kpix5 a special broadcast from levi stadium at 4:00. the game itself49ers hosting the cardinals. it should be a great night for football, shine and 75 degrees. mid-70s for los altos, loss campos and milpitas, san rafael 76, richmond 68, sonoma 80, st. helena 83 degrees tomorrow. friday and saturday 90 inland, upper 70s near the bay. nex

modern color from concord into manchester. low color from the seacoast where it is traditionally warmer due to the proximity to the ocean. of course, the colors will make its way down to the seacoast too. meantime, it was way warm today. we're still 78 in conway. lincoln got to the mid-70's as well. right now, in the 40's and 50's across the state across the state. 56 in manchester. as i mentioned, we still have totally clear skies over us now. with light winds, they have been dead for the past couple of hours, so all of those things together along with no clouds we have a couple of systems at play. the moisture is starting to working to place near syracuse and binghamton, new york. this is part of matthew which is down towards the south. this cold front you see here moving through the great lakes region is what is going to bring us showers into the evening tomorrow. meantime, i have to show you what is going on with matthew. look at the center circulation here. this eye. it continues to run with the coastline and we are so th

he works of the jungle family fun center in concord at the prize but we shot the video. the menacing with the woman into kids' employees to recognize the man but didn't recognize the one the couple was attending a party at the establishment. teenager who was a salted was not seriously injured. they could feel the plane fishtail as a touchdown quickly sliding off the runway before coming to a very short stop you see the governor of banking first responders on the runway firefighters asking for a picture with the potential vice next vice-president. 1230 in morning someone spotted the body of an on ramp hilltop drive latino man and his berries gunshot wounds. the amount of decrease slightly as a look like this should was the car to car type that has become all too common. some people going to the offices lashed out and not doing more to inform the public about the outage. wasting their time as they stood in line only to be turned away late thursday paid >> britteny: chance and then an umbrella with what roads tonight and this will continue into tomorrow we see what roads wi

to a concord manwho waswed hundreds of dolls fromverizon--b >>> nbc bay area responds to a concord man who was owed hundreds of dollars from verizon but just couldn't get it, sam. >> let's get that man his money back. consumer investigator chris chmura helped him out. he joins us now with the story. chris. >> good morning. back in january michael stag bought a new cellphone and switched his service to verizon. in doing so, he says verizon promised him a $650 rebate. michael said verizon told him he just needed to send in his old phone as well as the final bill from his previous carrier, so he did. but he never received his rebate. he says he called, e-mailed, went to the store and could not get help, so he reached out to us. we contacted verizon and michael received the $650 credit on his account. in a statement verizon said we strive to deliver the best possible experience for every verizon customer. in this case we did not deliver on that promise. it went on to say that it was pleased that it could make things right with michael. if you have a consumer complaint call us at 1-888-996-

overnight lows tonight though will begin to drive -- dry out. 73 in concord. it is in the extended forecast that things go south in a hurry. on thursday increase in clouds, pretty heavy rain. friday we will get lingering showers. more rain coming in on sunday and more rain coming in on tuesday. it is beginning to look a lot like seattle. we will have more after a break. representatives... three life-size, interactive robots! the fl find your gate.. today san jose airport rolled out new customer representatives. these robots can speak six languages. >> can they run with a suitcase? >> yeah, can they carry my bags? [ laughter ] >> cbs evening news coming up next. >> we will see you at 6:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: obamacare rate hikes. trump uses them to hammer clinton. >> i'm going to repeal it and replace it. she's going to expand it, and it's going to get more and more expensive. >> pelley: also tonight, a surge at the texas border. >> the smugglers are telling them, if trump gets elected there's going to be some magical wall tha

concord at 59 same in oakland. as the low pressure is nudging the high into the desert southwest cooler this weekend and by monday a chance of rain for the north side. here's future cast. for instance this is monday at 2:00 in the morning. you can see the clouds were overspreading the bay area but not too much by monday morning. north bay first. roll it on. you can see the well defined band of rain coming down by 9:00 and stops. what happens monday night and tuesday. well the rain will sink south and then go back to the north. there's not much in the central and south bay from this. north bay picks up the most. wet in the north bay beginning later on monday. tomorrow looks okay. a few showers on monday. few showers for everybody early tuesday morning. later in the week looks like on again off again rain. none of these big rainmakers at this point. 65 degrees. and the 49ers are going to play a game they're already guaranteed to win, and since we're not broad casting it -- broadcasting it, why watch? if we look at th

the crime at the concord bus stop a scene of nightmares. the suspect description straight from a horror novel. >> blue hat, blue hair, rainbow outfit. >> reporter: concord police searched the area near willow pass and waterworld parkway for the man dressed as a clown. investigators say he tried snatching a one-year-old girl at the bus stop but the girl's mother tugged back and kicked him away. >> she had just a small conversation with him. you know, he seemed really friendly at first. so she started saying, hey, a a clown. where's your makeup, where's your shoes at? at some point, he just goes and grabs the daughter's left arm. >> reporter: the bizarre scene comes amid a series of creepy crimes involving suspects in clown costumes in at least 23 states. some of the incidents just pranks. others, violent and even deadly. a pennsylvania teenager was fatally stabbed by a suspect in a clown mask. >> we have a lot of copycats. >> reporter: police saying this concord clown's actions are no laughing matter and they want to stop the terrifying tren

vic lee is live at the concord police station and you just smoke with concord police? >> reporter: well, kiss trend, concord police just held a rally and let's go to sky 7 when they talk about what happened early this morning. they responded to kicker pass road and kirkwood drive after a driver called 911 to say he hit something in the road. the body of a man on the road had injuries that suggested he was hit by a vehicle. fast forward to the concord corporation yard. you'll see the civilian's van which lass significant

police say this concord clown's actions are no laughing matter. they wato put a stop to this terrifying trend. several people took to twitter to say that they spotted the clown around concord. now police are asking the public if you spot him to call them right away. again, he is described as a white man wearing a blue wig, polka dot, no face paint. jessica flores kpix 5. >> professional clowns in the bay area are offended by the creepy clown epidemic. the clown conservatory in san francisco teaches students the art of clowning. the director says it is unfortunate people are using clowning as a way to scare people. >> those of us who do this for a living and who have dedicated our lives to being precision idiots and human cartoons it makes us very sad but at the same time it has nothing whatever to do with us. it has nothing ever to do with what we are doing. and the characters we are creating. and the clowning we are producing. >> the tradition of teaching clowning goes back centuries. >>> santa clara county now asking for help in repairing damage

even 28 degrees in concord. you head into southeastern new hampshire and plenty of 50's in the sunshine. not as cold tonight and with the temperatures rising tonight with warmer air streaming in tomorrow, these temperatures make it up into the upper 60's, to around 70 degrees. so a big difference from rather. there will be more clouds tomorrow as well. check out the dew points, very low dew points, bone dry air out there, but the interesting part of the forecast, with rising temperatures this week, the dew points will actually rise and on tuesday, especially, maybe into wednesday, you'll start to notice just a touch more humidity. especially than what we've become accustomed to. high temperatures of the upper 50's today will not quite reach the normal high of 61 for >> and that full moon is tomorrow, by the way. clear skies at the moment and we'll see that pretty much all day long. mostly clear skies, light winds, but, again, a little on the cool chilly side. heading out early this morning you'll want to put the

today -- kron4's lydia pantazes went to the jungle in concord -- where parents are outraged. the police >> reporter: estimate 10 arrest we did show a video to sell bonds to customers and parents here at the jungle and all of them or finalists up. unidentified man seen in this surveillance video slapping the 17 year-old in the face about 4:30 p.m.. reports that the jungle family fun center in concord and it was about that and had many like how the tickets. >> reporter: brings her little brother is here on a weekly basis. man is seen with the woman into kids' employees to not recognize the man but to believe the woman has been here before told a couple of attending a party of this establishment. mrs. incident reminiscent with the shooting epidemic we a scene of the past year crack is here with the latest on the investigation in this case. since nearly two dozen suspected members back in august but this point in this case they're not sure that the shooting fits the profile lots of questions tonight. chp says it's unclear if the victim was targeted unclear if this is gang-related

concord about 0.1 inch. we are tracking changes up on the north coast. it will be arriving around midday. 40s and 50s. jacket weather for the morning

concord minus 4. fairfield minus 5. there's our system, not a big system, but i think it makes for light rain for about everybody later. 60s on the temps, way below afternoon. sal, been busy out of the gate. >>> we're going to look at the commute in san jose, steve. going to start with the mckee road offramp from 680. still police activity, though could be going away soon. the result of a high speed chase that ended up, they were chasing this car. the person who was driving it got out and ran away and they were looking for that person. the search has been called off. still trying to get that car out of the way on 680 at mckee. the freeway traffic is moving by okay, but you can see still that investigation going on and there's the suspect on the loose. one person is in custody. let's move along and take a look at the commute here. we do have a problem on 880 southbound near davis street. there's a crash and traffic is going to be slow getting out of the oakland area heading down, as you drive through the area. driving to

anna meiler is live in concord with all of the details. >> reporter: concord police say that the man approached an elementary school student yesterday afternoon and called out to him, offering him candy. police say that the child kept walking and made it home safely but when he got there, he looked back and saw that the and he was taking pictures of him on his cell phone. police are looking for the man to question him about the suspicious incident. police say that he is about 35 to 40, 5'9" and succeed tall -- and he has a stocky build and a slight beard. he was wearing jeans and a gray hooded sweatshirt and driving a newer model white four door sedan. police are not saying exactly where in concord this happened but they are asking anyone with information to give them a call. live in concord, anna meiler, wbz this morning. >>> a man could face kidnapping charges after police say that he dragged his girlfriend out of her workplace. a worker at the echo shoe company in londonderry call nine four door sedan. police are not saying exactly where in concord this happened but they are askin

you can see the rain, south and 680 in concord. it's basically been raining since i got here at 4:15 am. no let up. this is some of the hardest rain we have seen the entire season. you can see the effect it's having on traffic. extremely slow. on the best days this is a bad commute. you can see how much standing water on the road and shoulders. if you're someone traveling here, robin said it earlier, slow down. there's lots of standing water. the good news is it's pretty comfortable to be out here. not a lot of went to speak of but the rain is falling continually. traveling from the north bay earlier and the rain was falling all the way from novato out here. be prepared, it's slow going and wet. make sure you slow down. pay attention to the standing water. >> the consequences for a quick turn, we have seen the accident. >> conditions in belmont. >>> it looks like the rain is picking up. you can see the windshield wipers going on and off on the cars. a lot of spray kicking up. you mindful, when you have the rain coming down, as cons

the lime ridge open space trail in concorde. citywide orders are down significantly but police say there has been a spike in crime near the tropical thieves wait until people get out of their cars and then break in. if you decide to go hiking in the area, make sure you lock your car and hide any valuables. concorde police have also increased patrols to try to prevent more burglaries. >>> the hotel concierge who was held at gunpoint with kim kardashian is picking out for the first time. abdul raman spoke for the first time about the robbery and said the robbers handcuffed him and took him up to the first floor where kim was staying. the 36-year-old reality stars on the bed when they arrived. he said the robbers wanted cash because it's harder to trace but they want of stealing jewelry because kardashian did not understand what they were asking for. >> and the guard asking for money, money money money in french. and i think she believed that they were there for her ring. >> the thieves stole about ten pieces of jewelry was about $

luckily concord police say nobody was hurt. it happened or those bullets actually hit in the front entrance of the concord police department where no one was around at the time of the shooting. >>> collin kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem before today's 49ers game against the dallas cowboys. and now a bay area group is rallying in support of the quarterback. devin filey are standing in solidarity of kaepernick. >> every child should be able to see the police as a protector,. >> amen, amen and amen. >> reporter: a show of solidarity with collin kaepernick outside of 49ers stadium. who's decided to take a knee during the national anthem. >> he's exercising his first amendmented right. he's using voice and platform to make a difference. >> i believe in freedom of speech but i don't believe that he should use the football game as his platform. it's like his job. >> you can stand up and do something even if it is take a knee. >> reporter: members of the african american community are standing up and showing solidarit

that said, this airplane is much quieter than concord. instead of sound like a bang, it's more like a car door slam. over land, we'll have to see. >> $2,500 each way new york to london. what's the price trajectory? who's your target audience? could we possibly see a drop in price with speed? >> that's where we're headed. our long-term ambition is anywhere in the world for five hours and 100 bucks. we're chipping away at that. today the technology exists to do that for the same price of a business tick class ticket. >> let me bring this in for a bit of landing and that is you haven't built the airplane yet. >> right. >> you have a bunch of experts, though. obviously my first question, lear should do this or citation. they build airplanes and you don't. >> mm-hmm. >> but you've been able to bring in experts despite the fact that your previous job was at groupon. >> mm-hmm. >> you aren't -- i mean, you're a pilot, but you don't design airplanes. how did you bring in so many experts? >> i think people underestimate what they can learn when th

very mild, 58 in black [ null ], 60 in concord, 60 livermore, same for san ramon. dublin, lafayette and everyone close. some locations reporting calm conditions but there are some good wind gusts right now. 50 in truckee with a warm system, 74 in bakersfield, and this started at that 5 w station in bakersfield california. from there it was a hot -- hop skip and a jump to number one on the charts. [ laughter ]. a good line of thunderstorm activity approaching the north coast, and that is lighting up down toward humboldt county, this system will swing in later today, stronger the system -- stronger of the systems on thursday and friday. mostly north of the golden gate, and the cold air is not with this one at all. tonight and into tuesday dipping to the south, not making it to san jose and lifting back out on wednesday. the second system coming in thursday and friday bringing widespread rain for everybody, impressive totals, almost 2 inches for everybody. the timing on this, it holds up monday night and tuesday, lifting out of your wednesday, and that is why think we