alameda is known to be very safe. >> wherever in alameda, i wouldn't expect it to happen. so, yeah, i'm sure it was frightening for everyone who was here and heard it. >> reporter: there is no description at this point. police were short staffed last night and had to request help from the alameda county sheriff's department to process the crime scene. it's unclear if that's the reason why so little information has been released so far. live in alameda, lillian kim, abc7 news. >> lillian, thank you. >>> other news now. an out of control minivan damaged two homes in vallejo this afternoon. take a look. it happened at 2:30 today on stage line drive. the beige van sideswiped one home, kept going, and crashed into the garage of the house next door. the driver was taken to the hospital. it is not clear what caused the crash. >>> a woman died after her car crashed into a tree overnight along highway 1 in half moon bay. the driver was going southbound near wave crest road when the accident happened. she was the only person in the vehicle. investigators are looking for a cause. >>>

it happened in alameda. the young man killed went to oakland high school. today classmates of antoine williams held a memorial on campus. kron 4's haaziq madyun was there. >> i'm always going to remember you from the middle school days. >> reporter: serena williams is reading a message she wrote in memory of her friend and juan williams who was shot to death saturday night outside the south shore lanes bowling alley in alameda. 19-year-old antoine williams was a popular oakland high school senior and a standout on the wildcats football team. in wake of this tragedy on monday school officials opened the athletic area for students to hold a special memorial in his honor. >> we played the football game for him. a lot of people showed their love for him. and after that, we had a horseshoe and told our memories and showed our love to him and his family. >> i feel very sad. we grew up together and i don't know what to do without him now. i just love him so much. >> reporter: fellow football teammates loved him as well. here you see them writing goodbye messages o

this is alameda's second homicide this year. it is trier have a homicide in alameda and we don't live that far away from the bowling alley. it is concerning and frightening. >> students wrote messages of remembrances that read ball in peace. there were tears and laughter. >> i am going to miss him calling me every morning before school started and ask me what i am going to wear to school. >> he was kind and put others ahead of himself. >> he was fun to be around and like a brother and the rest of the football team. >> thank you. thank you so much for showing up here today. >> williams' mother monique thanked everyone for their support. >> it is so messed up in this very unfortunate and he didn't deserve it and my family doesn't deserve it. >> although alameda is an island it is not without crime. anyone with information is asked to call police. henry lee, ktvu. >> do police know he was alone or with friends at the timesome. >> we understand he was with other people but alameda police are keeping it close to the vest and not sayi

alameda is known to be very safe. >> wherever in alameda, i wouldn't expect it to happen. so, yeah, i'm sure it was frightening for everyone who was here and heard it. >> reporter: there is no description at this point. police were short staffed last night and had to request help from the alameda county sheriff's department to process the crime scene. it's unclear if that's the reason why so little information has been released so far. live in alameda, lillian kim, abc7 news. >> lillian, thank you. >>> other news now. an out of control minivan damaged two homes in vallejo this afternoon. take a look. it happened at 2:30 today on stage line drive. the beige van sideswiped one home, kept going, and crashed into the garage of the house next door. the driver was taken to the hospital. it is not clear what caused the crash. >>> a woman died after her car crashed into a tree overnight along highway 1 in half moon bay. the driver was going southbound near wave crest road when the accident happened. she was the only person in the vehicle. investigators are looking for a cause. >>>

in alameda, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> alameda is asking senator barbara boxer to help them negotiate with the coast guard. city leaders estimate that the drawbridge would cost about $75 million to build and $1.5 million to maintain and operate each year. >>> coming up at 6:00 another bay area neighborhood suffering from growing pains. we'll show you an unusual strategy to slow the influx of newcomers to san francisco's mission district. >>> another leadership challenge in the works in congressman. ohio congressman wants nancy pelosi's job as house his north leaderna . letter to colleague, he wrote what the party is doing now is not working in a letter to his colleagues he wrote in the house. house democrats put off their minority leadership vote until november 30. the trump transition team's leader is making the rounds on capitol hill. vice president-elect mike pence using a selfie stick to snap a picture with house republicans. he also met with pelosi about the future and a trump administration. >> thank you for what i trust will be the first of many conversations as we move forward towa

you're looking at video from the alameda county fire department. it slid down a backyarden saratoga street. not far from 580. the people inside the house are all okay. >>> nasa expressing concern about the safety of future space x flights. an international space station committee is questioning space x's planned strategy of fuelling rockets while people are on board. it goes against boost r safety practices around the world. >>> our record setting night at oracle. why thirteen is now a lucky number for steph curry. want a great way to help our children thrive? then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. >>> curry hit another three. for the record. >> that's the way you do it. lucky number 13 for steph curry tonig

joining us to talk about alameda county's situation are wilkin lui with the alameda county community food bank and li ha. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> we haven't heard anybody say the demand has gone down. >> actually it's gone up. we are now serving 1 in 5. i think a lot has to do with the fact that even though the economy is showing signs of life, the cost of living in the east bay is extremely high. individuals are often faced with tough decisions on what to do with their spending dollars. one day they may have to pay rent, a medical emergency could come up, or if they're planning for education for their children, the allocation will go that way, so food, even though it's a becausic human right as we say, is not necessarily at the top of their spending decisions. >> are you feeling it's a priority in the community to help the food bank? >> absolutely. and i think the thing to point out is we recognize that hunger is just one symptom of an individual's plight. we want to cure the whole individual which means we need to partner with folks, folks that can offer job trai

is the alameda -- >>> the alameda county sheriff's volunteer met measure best friend working at kentucky fried chicken. >> reporter: family members of the suspects emerged from court today wordlessly moments after laura rodgers and her boyfriend curtys taylor faced the judge in court after the murder of her friend karla ramirez found beaten and stabbed to death here in oakland's arroyo viejo park, her body burned beyond recognition, what rodgers told police about the murder that she had planned several days killing ramirez and discussed it with her boyfriend taylor and went so far as to rehearse the murder. on november 3rd rodgers told police she lured ramirez to drive to the park where sources say she stabbed her repeatedly. once the assault was taking place taylor assisted with pouring gasoline over ramirez and sources say setting her on fire. court records show rodgers told authorities she threw out the knife, gas can and clothing she wore at the days inn in hayward. this is where officers found the evidence. authorities say laura rodgers, a former counselor at youth uprising, is on s

about the same percentage in alameda county. election officials we have talked to across the east bay say it is the trend in many bay area counties. 65% of voters in contra costa and alameda counties requested mail-in ballots this year. election workers started their day at 5:30 this morning and already started scanning the early ballots. they won't tabulate the results until 8:00 tonight. some of the important issues on the ballots in the east bay, measure rr to give bart additional funding. we have heard people say they are following a lot of the local races and elections. but janine de la vega who is in the south bay this morning in san jose is taking over our election coverage from over there. janine. >> reporter: in santa clara county, they are expecting 80 to 85% voter turnout. let's look what it looks like inside. earlier this morning at 7:00 a.m., there was a line of people waiting to go vote. so it looks like here there are several people voting. there are actually two precincts being represented here at the polling pla

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karla was an alameda county sheriff's department explorer for four years. her supervisor, deputy priscilla silva, was pushing karla to become a paid cadet as a bridge between college and her goal of becoming a deputy. >> to see that she was one foot in, it's hard when you see the potential and you could see where they could have been. >> reporter: now grief counselors will be available for karla's fellow explorers. karla is the first explorer to die while a member of the program. live in san leandro andria borba, kpix5. beyonce and jay-z provided st >>> i want my daughters to grow up seeing a woman lead our country. [ cheering and applause ] >> and know that her possibilities are unlimited. >> beyonce and jay-z provided some star power for hillary clinton's campaign tonight. they performed at a concert in cleveland. >>> we are heading into the final weekend of the presidential campaign. tonight veronica de la cruz shows us several battleground state violate to victory now neck and neck. >> that's right, liz. this is the last and longest weekend of the campa

this is alameda schools superintendent. sot/tc: 19 sean mcphetridge/alameda unified superintendent it was tough to see. - and now, look at this - these are what parents and administrators did in response to the racist graffiti, they painted posters and put up signs. sot/tc: 38 jacqueline musich/edison elementary school parent we wanted to make sure that all students and their parents felt welcome. and it was not just at edison where the hate crime occurred, but at all elementary schools on the island. sot/tc: 51 ann rogers/otis elementary school parent my daughter goes to otis elementary - we just want everyone to feel wanted. the alameda police deptarment is investigating - right now, there are no suspects. school officials and parents feel the contentious election and outcome certainly influenced the response to the hate crime. sot/tc: sot/tc: 1:36 craig schneider/edison elementary school parents since the election there is more hate, and we want to counter that. tes: 1:48 and it isn't over - here - parents tell me there

. >>> meantime, the search goes on for a missing woman who volunteers for the alameda county sheriff's office. investigator is a 21-year-old carla ramirez disappeared under what they call suspicious circumstances. she was last seen wednesday night about 10 o'clock when she dropped off a friend in san leandro. deputies later picked up a license plate recognition hit on her white 2013 chevy cruz in hayward. if you have any information call the alameda county sheriff's office. >>> some students in san jose state spent the night in tents. they are showing support for the homeless. >> this time around, leaders in santa clara county are promoting a ballot measure to address the homeless crisis. >>reporter:grateful to have a bed to sleep on a saturdays reception center, has over the last six months after a series of layoffs. he knows others are not as lucky remembering what it was like to live on the streets. >> it is hard. let's just put it to you this way, never thought i would be like this. >>reporter:he is not alone, the line to get blankets is long, it is like this every night. the shelt

the northbound side of 225 before alameda they just move the crash off to the left shoulder, but they are so close to the left lane police will keep the lane closed as they investigate the accident. but it will take some time, there are seven vehicles involved so it will be here for a while expect the northbound you can see how heavy the traffic is going all the way back to the crash sitting here before alameda some of the side roads are in better shape, the rest of the northbound side of 225 will be wide open in moments, the rest of the drive to the north getting heavier in the usual spots. take a look at the drive on 36, all the way to and from boulder, so far so good bunching up a little bi we get a little bit of sunshine.>>> hughes stadium got quite the farewell look at the fans stormed the field after the rams beat new mexico. more than 29,000 people showed up for the game, a win means csu is ligible for the fourth year in a row. the buffaloes are one win away a new set of rankings will be released tonight, buffalo hosts utah this weekend. >>> another fire to tell you about, we h

other schools in alameda. to greet students with pictures of hearts and signs that read "everyone belongs here." this is to reassure students and let the public know this district will not tolerate racism, bullying or any other form of harassment. this event was put together by a group called alameda comes together and has been endorsed by the superintendent of the alameda unified school district. >> thank you very much. 6:38, happening today. if you see lots of post why its on the walls of your local b.a.r.t. station, the examiner has the reason why. they spoke with three people organizing what's build as a wall of empathy. the notes will appear on montgomery, 16th street and 24th street stations. hundreds have expressed interest in attending and adding a post-it note. thousands gathering peacefully to protest the election. >> this is the scene yesterday afternoon in a protest called hands across lake merritt in oakland. people standing shoulder to shoulder around the 3 1/2 mile lake sharing concerns about a

alameda county is expecting its biggest voter turnout in history. with 88 #,000 people registered to vote. for alameda county early voting starts again tomorrow from 9:00 to 3:00. and monday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. >> and for those using mail in ballots what's the deadline for those? >> as long as you have it postmarked on election day it will be counted. even well after the election as long as ballots come in and are postmarked before that tuesday. >> three days left. looeg martinez -- league -- leigh martinez there. >>> it is confirmed that melania trump worked illegally here. mrs. trump has said that she did not break the law. her attorney says the ap documents do not reflect their records. >> coming up more details on those terrorist and cyber threats heading into election day. remember stick with ktvu and ktvu plus on election night for local and national results. our coverage begins at 4:00 in the afternoon and goes through the polls closing in california at 8:00 p.m. and beyond until we finally have a new president. >>> eight people injured in

alameda county and contra costa. she says something and we now want to get what she told those contra costa investigators to see how they square up, if they square up at all. we will mention the one person charged, an 81-year-old. >> right. come on. >> ex-police officer and where he made his mistake, he said i did have sex with her. she was over 18 and i paid her and that's what they are charging him. where are the other johns and customers of prostitutes or sex workers why are they arresting this one x police officer, 81 years old. i smile at that. going to a hooker at 81. >> this is a family show. >> okay. >> move onto the other case and that is down in los angeles. the d. a. charged an ex playboy model for body shaming a 70- year-old woman at the gym. she took a photo of this gym and shared it on social media and it was despicable. and she -- there you see it. she says if you can't -- if you can't unsee it, you can't either and sent it to friend on snap chat and making fun of the person. you have an expectation of

. >>> in alameda county poll workers used suitcases to help collect ballots drivers dropped off. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in oakland for that part of the story. leslie. >> reporter: it seems like alameda county voters are voting for convenience and, boy, today did they ever get it. this is one of these drive threw drop off ballot lanes, the first time oakland had done this for such a big election, it's been very popular so far and there are so many ballots coming in by foot and by car it's been challenging to keep up. these are alameda county's new ballot trollies, essentially yellow suitcases on wheels, the teams of workers are zipping around to move ballots, replacing old hard plastic bins, it was hard for some of those teams to keep up with all the ballots stuffed into new locked drop off containers located in downtown oakland and at 14 city halls. >> our permanent vote by mail voters that registration has climbed to 63% of our registered voters. so we're seeing people wanting the convenience of voting when and where they want to. >> thank you so much. >> re

it's up for a vote in alameda county and san francisco. there are some variations on the name and the details -- depending on where you vote.but they all aim for a 1-cent per ounce tax on drinks sweetened by sugar. supporters claim it would help prevent problems like obesity and diabetes in children. critics argue that the extra tax could essentially be passed on by retailers to customers - with higher prices on other groceries. now let's look at the bart safety bond. it's called measure rr in alameda and contra costa county. and prop rr in san francisco. this measure would issue $3.5 billion in bonds to repair and replace tracks, tunnels and train systems. critics say they're sceptical about giving bart any more money. they say in the past the agency has given too much money to staff and should be more responsible with the money they're already collecting. those in favor of the measure, however, say this measure stipulates the money generated has to be used to repair and upgrade the system, something they say is desperately needed. measur

lights malfunctioning zuni and alameda. a fire at xenia and colfax causing delays. 40th and havana lights malfunctioning, side street accident buckley and mississippi. slowing southbound along i-225 down into the tech center. up into the high country, chain and passenger traction restrictions have ex expired for i-70, but still in place u.s. 6 over loveland pass. >>> we want to update people on this breaking news. a highland ranch mom and her two young so canyon elementary in littleton. here's a picture. this is a 36-year-old mother with her two boys, ages 3 and 5. the car she was driving looks like this one. the boys went missing in a silver 2011 chrysler town car, california plates 300 rqq. if you see that car, that van there, with the license plate, 300 rqq, please give police a call because they would like to colorado's news channel. we got to shorten up here for joel. he's too tall. have a great day, everyone. and enjoy the ,, ,, ,, ,, ? sfx: laughter ? we all find fun ways to be good to our hearts. one hundred percent

here's what that ride looks like. >> aside from the ferry, opposing 250 is the only way out of alameda. it's always congested in the morning to go to work. >> building the new bridge won't be easy in part because the coastguard has jurisdiction over horizontal and vertical media clearance. >>> a story about secret tunnels is makinged me line -- making headlines tonight. >> reporter: 950 market street where mid market meets the tenderloin has long been a ram shackle property. developers plan to demolish is soon and build a 12-story hotel complex creating many new jobs, but some local activists claim they have found evidence of historical significance to the lgbt community. nate al by believes these photos show an extensive network of tunnels that were under gay bars. >> if they heard there was a raid going to happen, they could have used these tunnels to escape the raids. >> reporter: but actually the deform says no. there are no tunnels. >> this is the first time we've heard that there is a tunnel this morning. >> reporter: are you concerned is there a tunnel? >> there is no tunnel the

with pacific islanders in alameda county. so, we talked about earlier expanding group prenatal care, and then, of course, increasing the use of low-dose aspirin for preeclampsia. we know that the only way to cure preeclampsia is by delivering the baby, so if we can get women started on low-dose aspirin, it might help reduce -- studies have shown it'll help reduce preterm birth. and then advancing some of the interventions for women with a short cervix, which can include cerclages or 17p. and then reducing multiple births through assisted reproductive technology. so we know if you're carrying multiple babies, it increases your risk. this data right here, these interventions are some effective strategies to reduce preterm birthrates across all our geographic and racial-ethnic groups. >> erica alexander, thank you so much for all of your work and all of your knowledge. and for people who want to know more about all the things that we learned about on this program today, you can go to the march of dimes website. you can also go t

it's up for a vote in alameda county and san francisco. there are some variations on the name and the details -- depending on where you vote.but they all aim for a 1-cent per ounce tax on drinks sweetened by sugar. supporters claim it would help prevent problems like obesity and diabetes in children. critics argue that the extra tax could essentially be passed on by retailers to customers - with higher prices on other groceries. grant and vicki? kron 4 is your station for election night. our coverage starts just as california's polls close at 8:00. we're tracking local races, of coursethe presidential election, and the balance of power in the house and senate.from 8 until midnight. you can also find updates on our mobile app and on our website. kron 4 dot com. we hope you join us.tomorrow night. an update on the south carolina cold case that was blown open last thursday. >> britteny: l.a. raiders shot shows a ridge of high pressure shows clear visibility heading into tomorrow morning so you will not see dense fog mark pettifog concord 7:00

with alameda police moments ago that no arrests have been made. we know that it was during a water polo match between two high schools a month ago. they still don't know if this is a case of sexual assault or sexual battery. the incident took place at ens neila high. a student inappropriately allegedly touching the opponent under water. the victim reported the incident to the school's athletic director before it was turned over to alameda police. since these are minors, the names are not being released. it's too early to tell if this is an isolated incident or if there is more to it. >> we're looking into it. the numbers of perpetrators and victims, we're still investigating that. >> reporter: the alameda unified school direct. this is a statement we got from the school spokesperson. quote, we take good sportsmanship and behavior seriously but cannot comment on any specific case of student discipline. i spoke to the spokesperson again. they said they are aware of the incident but haven't determined the next course of action in the investigation. >

now the alameda police department is investigating. so far there have been no arrests and no names released because all the boys involved are minors. the berkeley unified high school district released a statement saying, we take good sportsmanship serious lu but can't comment on student discipline. >>> a bay area nanny accused of abusing a baby is scheduled to appear in court. home surveillance video caught ingrid perez beating a 6-month-old. investigators say that video shows her slapping and dragging the baby and fousing him into a crib. doctors say the infant did not suffer major injuries. she's due in court for a pretrial hearing. >>> new details in the stabbing death of a homeless man in san jose. these two men are behind bars in connection with the death of jeffrey cooper. the men are both from san jose. police say they found the victim unconscious on ritter park drive near a lowe's home improvement store not far from 880. he later died. investigators are still piecing together the details. >>> a bit of a turf war going on betwee

we have busy areas including i-25 and santa fe and alameda -- alameda and dayton, an accident. near i-76 in the -- a typical drive. >>> we're 3 minutes from good morning america. they're live in cleveland, ohio. the cubs places indian. the indians hasn't won since 1948 and the cubs haven't won the series since 1908. >> you know what that means? >> huh? >> it means this year for the cubbies. >> it could be. >> there's cleveland fans out there. home team usually wins, but you >> we'll timed out tonight. >> keep it right here for woman: after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b***h! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee for president! and congressman mike coffman said he didn't know if donald trump's a sexual predator. come on. look, we just can't vote house majority pac is responsible >>> good morning, america. breaking news. urgent manhunt. two police officers ambushed overnight targeted and killed while sitting in their cars. >> po

this is happening in the waters near alameda. right now it is not clear how it started sinking but we know the coast guard is responding. now the 45-foot cabin cruiser will be removed sometime tomorrow. a family dispute goes terribly wrong. that's how they're describing a hit and run that ended with the death of a driver. they say she mowed down her estranged husband and his friends in front of the court house and then took her own life. elyce with the cell phone video that captured the moments after the attack. >> reporter: detectives are still investigating this very sad story. late this afternoon they did confirm that the woman involved was in the middle of a very bad divorce. she hit her husband intentionally as he was walking with his two friends in a cros walk. authorities arrived, that woman was gone, headed towards the venetia bridge. sergio margarita was just starting his work day. >> i was working in that corner. but i hear a big noise. >> reporter: from the top of the building around 10:30 this morning, the constructio

. >> >> a free job fair in alameda running from 10:00 am to 3:00 p.m. employers participating include apple. alameda transit department, veteran's day, tomorrow, we have been doing alot of stories about veterans and resources out there. >> 6:21. commercial crab season due to begin next week, up next, the part of the bay area that will be off limits -- >> welcome back to "mornings on 2". a teen-age girl is still in the hospital after she was injured in a crash. yesterday morning, the 14-year- old girl suffered critical injuries after a crash with a pickup truck her mother was driving at the time. the girl has a fractured vertebrae along with other injuries. police at the scene believed she was not wearing a seatbelt at the time. both drivers went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> bart is saying thank you to voters in san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties for approving measure r-r the $3.5 million bond to help bart improvements. improvements include upgrades 90-miles of tracks, repairing 40-miles of leaking tunnels and improving the aging

. >> reporter: in alameda county there's only one place to vote early. >> when it's your turn he will go to the window. >> reporter: the courthouse in oakland inside or out at the drop off station. >> it's nice they have it at all. i'm actually going to be working at the pole monitor on election day. so i wanted to make sure i could vote today. >> reporter: people took advantage of the weekend to cast a ballot. whether they felt empowered. >> very important, money for education. >> reporter: or worried. >> 56 years old. i never thought i would see a candidate like this very possibly get the oval office. >> reporter: more than 200,000 people have voted early in alameda county. >> it's great for us. we are able to get the votes in and process them early. the votes coming in right now actually are going to be the votes we post right after 8:00 on election night. >> reporter: if you've done your homework getting through the ballot could take 20 minutes. but if you have to go back through and read up on ballot measures and candidates, it could take you a lot longer. >> reporter: there are

this includes locations here in alameda county and up north in napa county. again, polls open at 7:00, they'll be open until 8:00 tonight. check the back of your sample ballot you received in the mail for your polling location. if the polls close, you can vote as long as you're in the lien by 8:00. if you're a registered voter but your name is not on the list, you have a right to vote. you have to use a provisional ballot. they'll be counted once officials confirm your eligibility. you can drop off at any polling place in your county. other locations might include the library or city hall. live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." . we mentioned polls open at 7:00 here in california. it was 6:00 a.m. in new york that things started. that's where we go right now, the bay area to new york city where both presidential candidates are k578ing out. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts live at clinton's headquarters. the presidential candidate, we watched her vote about an hour ago, watched it live. what's it like right now? >> reporter: right now we're actua

a volunteer for the alameda county sheriff's office. her remains were found near the entrance of a royal viejo park. at 77th and crouse in oakland. last seen dropping off a friend in san leandro. we are outside of the oakland police department where we got an update. lee. >> frank, they do have two people in custody for her death. they are interrogated in the upstairs room. they have not yet been arrested but detectives say they will be making arrests and calling her murder absolutely brutal. and one of them happens to be a friend of the victim. now karla rameriz segoviano disappeared at ten p.m. and her car was spotted at happy land in hayward the next day and she failed to return home and her sister-in-law reported her missing at two a.m. shortly before noon on thursday oakland police discovered the burned remains of a woman outside of arroyo viejo park. she was stabbed multiple times and set on fire. >> whenever you decide to inflict harm on somebody when something as personal as stabbing and coming into that person's close personal

with currently one foot out the door, oakland and alameda county officials are fighting. to keep the raiders in the bay area. the latest attempt to keep the silver and black in oakland came just last week. when fortress investment, a major player in the group led by 49er's legend ronni lott, sent a term sheet to officials. aiming to agree on a plan to present before nfl owners meet early next year. the term sheet contains information involving the funding and infrastructure of the coliseum. oakland city officials are currently reviewing the sheet.and are optimistic about what they see so far. ,. oakland and alameda county officials say it will take them around two weeks to fully review the term sheet. >> steve:they hope to have a decision made by thanksgiving. >> pam: fishery this beautiful picture at 5:00 it is still beautiful now look at the sun setting behind us permeate standing by with the weather. clear skies lots of sunshine and outside it right now off in the distance and the sun setting behind us as we go in the next few hours next we have a clear skies in the fi

san mateo, alameda counties. look at all that lightning toward humboldt county. that will likely avoid us but it is very stormy to the north where kids can't go outside during a thunderstorm. san jose 65 degrees currently, oakland 68 degrees, santa rosa only 57 degrees and rain for a couple hours. marin, sonoma and napa counties, you will be with the rain throughout the evening so you will need umbrellas. vallejo 52 degrees, san jose 53 degrees. showers them by midnight. redwood city 52 degrees, san francisco mid-50s. low pressure to the north and heavy rainfall for far northern california. this will philip trinity lake, shasta lake a little bit more. lake shasta has double the amount of water that it had this time last year. we're adding to that tonight to -- tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow we start off cloudy. futurecast with sunshine tomorrow. it will be a relatively chilly day in san francisco with highs to the mid-60s. once we finish tonight cwsanfrancisco.com, we're done with rain for the entire week. the only rain between now and sunday is out there right n

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and adversly affect low income families in alameda. several members of the coalition addressed the city council on the topic. and asked that something is done by the city government to help those who are affected. state health officials allowed commercial crabbing to move forward. for all areas south of point reyes starting today. a ban is still in place along a 60 -mile stretch of the sonoma coast. due to concerns that the crab there could be toxic. fishermen are happy to be back to work. last year, the crab season did not start until december. there is some hope that this year's harvest might be larger. due to the short season last year. if all goes well, consumers could start seeing these crabs in restaurants and in stores by as early as wednesday. president- elect donald trump's team is holed up inside trump tower choosing his staff and cabinet. >> pam:this, as president obama travels overseas where he is helping america's allies understand donald trump. and what may be ahead. this is mr. obama's last major trip as president. and t

two alameda counties and a deputy from contra costa will not be charged but prosecutors in alameda have charged four officers and a former livemor officer and a contra costa deputy most have left departments. peterson shot down allegations that richmond police tried to hide abuslin by getting her to go to florida. >> there was no scheme by any police agency or organization to secret ms. abuslin out of california in order to hinder any oakland investigation. >> the da referenced this text abuslin sent me. i asked her why her rehab was so far away. she wrote it is to put you in a completely new environment and less likely to quit. officials have said from the beginning that when officers may have acted unethically no one broke the law. >> there is no evidence of any criminal wrongdoing. >> civil rights attorney jim shannon is not so sure. >> i don't think we have been told everything that has happened and motivated the police to do this this and smacks of misconduct. >> the case against that retired oakland captain is a waste of taxpayer money. >>> henry do we know anything at all about j

that impacts bart service for san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties. it proposes a $3.9 billion bond measure. b.a.r.t. says the measure is needed to keep the transit system as it is. opponents say they're worried because b.a.r.t. has mismanaged its budget in the past. >>> on this election day, the nbc bay area investigative unit has your back. if you experience any problems at the polls, we want to hear about it. you can call our tip line, 844-nbc-vote. you can also file a complaint online on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >>> other news happening locally now. a bizarre sexual assault investigation in the east bay. a berkeley high school student on the boy's water pollo team is accused of assaulting an opponent during the match. school officials say the students reported another behavior behaving inappropriately in the game. the alameda police department is investigating the allegations. so far there has been no arrest. no names have been released because all the boys involved are minors. berkeley high school district released this statement saying we

the alameda unite fied school district tweeted photos taken in 10 schools. today, everyone longs here campaign follows hateful graffiti being scrawled at edison elementary. alameda schools promoted the message with posters to fight hate, and bullying more than a year now. abc7 news was in san francisco to see a art project called the wall of empathy. they're folk that's walk by and happen to write messages. you'll see the post its at grand avenue. add #abc7 news when you post them so we can see what's happening where you live. >> gunfire shut down streets during the height of the evening commute. abc7 news was at the mission district where a shooting was that injured two people. >>> firefighters just pulled a man's body from the bay near oyster point. so far, police have found no signs of foul play, the victim appears to be between 40 and 60 years old. >> a homicide is under investigation right now in oakland. police say a man was shot and killed on 32 street around 1:15 this afternoon. investigators telling abc7 news they've can advanced the area and are no

it's up for a vote in alameda county and san francisco. generally it aims for a 1-cent per ounce tax on drinks sweetened by sugar. supporters claim it would help prevent problems like obesity and diabetes in children. critics argue that the extra tax could essentially be passed on by retailers to customers - with higher prices on other groceries. for more on all the propositions and measures visit kron-4 dot com voting guide. >> pam:tonight we are taking a closer look at problems that police say, rideshare drivers are causing in san francisco. the main problem -- blocking lanes and gridlock. last week we were with police as they cracked down. we are getting the rideshare drivers' side of the story. go ahead and park behind that car sir as the san francisco police pulled over drivers for impeding the flow of traffic and most by the way happened to be lyft and uber drivers nats ambiance >> stanley:i was curious to find out they do what they do so i talked to a few i have a question for you i'm with channel 4 how are you came across two lanes

it happened edison elementary school in alameda. school officials say the racists messages against chinese, japanese and african americans were spray painted on 5 different areas on the blacktop. the school was having a book fair - when staff saw the graffiti. racist graffiti was later found on other schools on alameda island. parents and school staff are now taking action. "without many of us knowing exactly what the words were. we want all children to feel safe." the alameda police deptarment is investigating - right now, there are no suspects. bart riders had the opportunity to write supportive notes to each other today. this installation. called the "wall of empathy". popped up at the three stations: 16-th and mission, 24-th and mission and montgomery street. the temporary project allowed travelers to leave uplifting notes to each other on post-its. the installations were inspired by the a "therapy wall" in new york. that popped up on wednesday. shortly after the election results were announced. television journalist gwen ifill

the alameda unite fied school district tweeted photos taken in 10 schools. today, everyone longs here campaign follows hateful graffiti being scrawled at edison elementary. alameda schools promoted the message with posters to fight hate, and bullying more than a year now. abc7 news was in san francisco to see a art project called the wall of empathy. they're folk that's walk by and happen to write messages. you'll see the post its at avenue. add #abc7 news when you post them so we can see what's happening where you live. >> gunfire shut down streets during the height of the evening commute. abc7 news was at the mission district where a shooting was that injured two people. >>> firefighters just pulled a man's body from the bay near oyster point. so far, police have found no signs of foul play, the victim appears to be between 40 and 60 years old. >> a homicide is under investigation right now in oakland. police say a man was shot and killed on 32 street around 1:15 this afternoon. investigators telling abc7 news they've can advanced the area and are not sayi

alameda at more than 2 million. all that money goes to a good cause. they require phone fees to go to inmate programs including education and religious services. she serves on the federal communications commission. the commissionser says the they voted to cap phone feesed but a judge put a hold on that decision until next year. >> the 2.7 million children in this nation that havality least one parent in prison pay on average $5,000 per year to keep in touch with their loved ones. >> reporter: only 38% of inmates keep in touch with families and that has devastating results for the entire community. >> when they come home, they come home as strangers. and within five years, 75% of them are back in. that is a revolving door. >> reporter: none of the counties agreed to an interview but san mateo county says it's always comply would the law and pointed out proceeds go back to programs serving inmates. shirley says she's speaking out for thousands of families who hope these calls will make the difference when their family members come home. >> they're paying

tonight about 250 veterans were honored in alameda. >>> the alameda elks held their annual veterans dinner. the group honored about 40 active military members from the area thanking them for their service. they also paid tribute to us that date all the way back. >> veterans day, i'm honored to be a veteran to live as long as i have to begin with. >> does it mean it will be a legtive and everything that they come to is hay threatism? >> reporter: and now proceeds from a raffle at tonight's dinner will help the alameda elks fund their program, which sends care packages to hundreds of active military members stationed overseas. >>> still ahead here, plowing right into a building at san jose. the collision that ended up killing one man and it worked there. it could have been even worse. >>> the college basketball season will kick off with stanford's opening game in shanghai. jason appelbaum has the cards. sports coming up at 10:45. >>> another bay area police department losing their police chief. now the department has to search for a new one. >>> another bay area police department is looking

the alameda county board of supervisors will vote on this as quickly as tomorrow. if approved by each entity the lott group could enter into negotiations with the raiders in a deal to build a stadium. all of this comes as the raiders consider an offer to move to los angeles. >> heads up here. the raiders play the houston texans a week from tonight on "monday night football" in mexico city. we'll carry it live right here on abc 7. our coverage begins at 5:00. hope you can tune into that. should be fun. >>> coming up on abc 7 "news at 4:00," the helping hand being offered to students at bay area university who are struggling to afford the basics. >> i'm spencer christian in hayward with the abc 7 give where you live thanksgiving food drive. in a movement find out where you can help fight bay area hunger. >> thanks, spencer, and the first appointments in president-elect trump's administration. there is concern tonight among progressives. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just post them with th the #askfinney. he'll an

the settlement still needs final approval by alameda county superior court. >>> bay area-based tesla and solarcity are on the way to becoming one company. today shareholders overwhelmingly approved a proposed merger. the combined companies would create a one-stop shop for solar panels and electric cars. tesla's ceo elon musk proposed the multi-billion-dollar deal in june. the terms will be announced later. shares of both companies were up in afternoon trading. >>> alameda wants to build a new bridge to oakland just for bicyclists and pedestrians. the island's population is projected to increase roughly 5% by the year 2020 mostly on the west side. and already, traffic often clogs up the posey tube, the only way to drive in and out of west alameda. now neighbors in the city are talking about building a drawbridge over the estuary into jack london square 600 feet long. da lin asked about it. >> tens of millions of dollars to build this brink, what do you think when people say it's not worth it? >> the estimates are that over 6,000 biking and walking trips would be made across a bridge.

alameda had a strong sell about one hour ago that has since moved down, oakland over to alameda, now moving south on 680, it looks like this system is losing a little punch, santa rosa and most of the activities seems to be winding down. the cold air will continue to settle so scattered showers, it will clear out and be very cold tomorrow. it looks like it wants to move in saturday and followed by a colder system on sunday, these will be big snow producers. i would not be surprised, it will sweep through on saturday and watch as the next system barrels in here. if this materializes it will-- some heavy rain on the north coast as well, it looks like it's all coming in for the weekend. 50s and 60s and a lot of 50s in the higher elevations. cold but dry thanksgiving. it looks like off and on rain and a cold system on sunday. >>> may be a dusting of snow by late sunday. >> i would welcome that. >>> is your iphone or ipad crashing? a video that some say is to blame and what you can do to avoid that >>> a short video is circulating that is causing short phones-- iphones to crush. the video