that is $37,000 in stolen apple items in four days. >>> roseville is not alone. there has been a rash of grab and go apple store robberies across california. >> the situation we had today, matched a similar pattern. at this time, it is unknown if the suspects are connected with any of the other thefts we have had at the apple store. >> a wild and to this -- a high- speed chase and crash before police cuffed their suspects. >> i feel like it has been happening so much. they had a bad game plan and they know that -- need to learn how to drive better. >> roseville police are now working on connecting the suspects to a long list of apple store grabbing go crimes. stealer -- steve large, kpix 5. >>> san francisco is that to take down a statue new city hall -- near city hall that some has deemed offensive. the statue is called early days, built in the early -- at the feet of the spanish company and a catholic missionary. activists have long called the depiction racist and demeaning, and their push to get rid of it picked up steam after a nationwide debate over a can --

this couldn't have come at a worse time for the roseville galleria. we asked a police officer how bad is it? he said it's very bad. there's a lot of devastation because as you will see in the video in a moment the roof caved in in one wing the galleria so there are 25 stores in that section alone. it's conceivable that every one of them received smoke, water or fire damage. here's the man accused of causing all of this mess. his name is alexander corney pigee. he is 23 and according to witnesses he walked into the gamestop on the second floor of the mall yesterday morning around 10:30, was mumbling some incoherent stuff about how his sister had been abducted by aliens. it was clear according to witnesses he wasn't in his right mind told everybody he had a gun calmly told everybody to get out and allegedly set a small fire and refused to come out barricading himself in the store. pretty chaotic as employees and customers were evacuated as the s.w.a.t. team rushed in and surrounded the mall. then later he was arrested taken into custody and it appeared

sean bennett reports from today's ceremony in roseville. >> reporter: a lot of heavy hearts showed up here at this church in roseville to pay their respects for the fallen placer county sheriff's detective michael davis, jr. a small procession did leave the chapel on vernon street in downtown roseville making it to the west side of town here where it was streets that had people lining them show their support. firefighters draping flags on their fire trucks over freeway passes. police officers lining the streets. all to pay their respects for this fallen detective who died in the line of duty a couple of weeks ago. here's reaction from the placer county sheriff's department. >> um, it's shocking to me, it's amazing because we have never had this happen in our career at the sheriff's office. we have never lost of our own. to see the outpouring, we had no idea people want to support us in the smallest ways, coffee, fundraisers, people in the united states -- one man $10,000 directly to the family. it's so heartening at the sheriff's office. we can't believe it. >> reporter: detective dav

some shoppers had a close encounter with a crocodile in roseville. >> reporter: this reptile shop says they get dropoffs all the time but usually lizards and snakes but this was the first time they have ever had a crocodile at their door. >> we have seen bears and panthers but never a crocodile. >> reporter: a suburban surprise for roseville police and animal control officers who had to wrangle a feisty croc on the loose. >> they surrounded it, kept their distance and used a catch pull that we commonly use on dogs to get the crocodile secured and put in the cage. >> reporter: this four-foot crocodile was found wandering a shopping center off douglas boulevard around 8 a.m. after it got out of its plastic box and under the skin of some shocked shoppers. >> i can't even imagine a person's surprise. >> duct tape. >> reporter: the croc was abandoned in front of the reptile shop in a gray plastic box. it's a wild tale even for shop employees. >> we are a safe surrender site but we usually get different types it. a crocodile is unusual. >> it's probably a domestic animal that was too big and

robert liles is standing by at the roseville galleria with more. robert? >> reporter: well ken, you mentioned bizarre, it was also absolutely chaotic. imagine this, firefighters arrived here at the galleria mall to lab reports of a fire upstairs on the second floor. at the same time, police arrived to reports of a man inside on the 2nd floor with a gun. well when both crews race inside what do they find? a man completely out of his mind and barricaded. well tonight cbs5 has uncovered clues that may suggest why that suspect was incoherent and, more important, why he is linked to another major fire earlier today. lung-choking black smoke bill load from the rooftop. forcing hundreds of shoppers and workers to run for their life. >> we did have a partial roof collapse. if you look at the wind side near j.c. penny, whatever that direction is, eastside. >> reporter: as they dashed from the second floor forced to fight from outside roseville police were wrestling this man into custody. alexander piggy. that's because the people fingered piggy as the man who came

. >>> tonight an arrest at an international house of pancakes in roseville. the suspect even attempted to fight a police dog. reporter rob malcolm with what happened next. >> reporter: the video is shocking. victor alec on it never expected to film the ceci sat down for a meal saturday morning with his cousin at the ihop on north sunrise avenue. >> i thought it was some type of prank, but instead it was reality, he was barging in, making a huge scene. >> reporter: police say the man in the video ryan james heater was threatening staff while looking for his wife who looks at the restaurant. >> i guess he wanted her to quit in some type of way, so he decided to grab her, not in a harmful way, but just like hey, let's leave. >> reporter: as the encounter escalated, customers called police who arrived in minutes. trying to de-escalate the situation, the officers shouted warnings and commands, he and his k-9 officer back up to give the man as he moves forwards what happens next as the customers pinned against the glass in shock. victor was here for a ed watch- 9 o

this couldn't have come at a worse time for the roseville galleria. roseville fire department says at least 20 stores have some fire damage and then to say nothing of the main concourse with smoke damage and then some of the other stores that have water damage when the sprinkler system inside the galleria set off yesterday. here's the man accused of causing all of this mess. his name is alexander corney pigee. he is 23 years old and is sound like they were dealing with a guy not in his right mind. he is 23 and according to witnesses he walked into the gamestop on the second floor of the mall yesterday morning around 10:30, was mumbling some incoherent stuff about how his sister had been abducted by aliens. it was clear according to witnesses he wasn't in his right mind told everybody he had a gun calmly told everybody to get out and allegedly set a small fire and refused to come out barricading himself in the store. that small fire appeared to be dying out around the time when he was arrested about 12:15 yesterday but then about an hour and 15 or so m

i think everybody in roseville is smiling. it's a very exciting mood here at the roseville galleria. 35 to 40 stores will open here, stores like nordstrom, tiffany, saphora, plenty of stores will be open and the mood is very, very exciting! >> certainly good news for those retailers just before the holiday season. >> 6:50 now. >>> it's all the hype in the sports world. >> game 2 of the world series. we have a preview of today's showdown and how you can see it for free. >>> coming up, president obama makes an appearance on the daily show with jon stewart in an effort to help fellow democrats ainvolved trouble in tuesday's mid -- avoid trouble in tuesday's midterms. we'll tell you what he had to say last night. >> plus, tragedy at notre dame. a studio taking video of football practice falls to his death of. the lift he was standing on was blown over by the high winds. we are live at the university with the latest. and the sleepiness gene. new research reveals why some people are more prone to yawning and tossing and turning than

tony tull in roseville, thank you. >>> 6:21. your grocery bill is going up. >> the well known companies expected to raise their prices very soon and what they are blaming it on. 21:56:24 scary thumps, crash ,,,,,,,,,,,, b-a-c-c-a-l-a-u-r-e-a-t-e. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is the decision of this board to declare all 20 contestants winners. you have all competed admirably. admirably. a-d-m-i-r-a-b-l-y. admirably. [ male announcer ] at&t is making high speed internet affordable for only $14.95 a month with select services. halloween came >>> no rainfall today, sunshine, mix of sun and clouds, but temperatures are cooling down. half moon bay today at 56 degrees. palo alto at 61. santa clara at 63. morgan hill at 64. warmer conditions are moving with along with more rainfall. i have your seven-day forecast in just a few moments. [ barking ] [ growling ] >> halloween came early at the box office this weekend. paranormal a

. >>> we want to update you on this breaking new story out of roseville. police swarming a neighborhood after at least two officers were shot and wounded. it happened at around 3:00 this afternoon. officers have gone door to door searching for that person. we are learning they have found a man barricaded in a home. s.w.a.t. team is now on the scene. now, as we mentioned, this hand in the city of roseville, a suburb of sacramento. the city took to twitter to warn residents to stay inside during the manhunt. police say the suspect is around and -- around and dangerous. a spokesperson says the officer is at the hospital in stable condition. >>> new details in the fatal shooting of the 13-year-old boy by sonoma county sheriff'sd. we have lend minutes ago the fbi is going to conduct an inspecte independent investigation. this comes as hundreds filled the streets of santa rosa to protest that shooting. the boy had a plastic g as you know. experts gave kpix 5's andrea borba has more. >> reporter: late this afternoon, just about 30 minutes ago, we got word from so

we are going to stick around and see who else made some good deals here at the roseville galleria but they are happy this mall is running especially for the holiday season >> you know what sounds so good is like a food court. [ laughter ] >> not only the food court but actually maybe some hot chocolate because we are standing by the door and there are so many people going in and out that it's cold. that's why i have my jacket on inside. i'm not odd. it's just cold out. >> you're used to blue canyon. come on, tony. >> reporter: blue canyon dutch flat, take your pick. >> thank you, tony. >>> 6:52. delays at the dmv. the new problem that will have you waiting extra longer. we'll be right back. ,, switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughout] let's support the small business owners getting our economy booming with the first ever small business saturday. on november 27th, shop small. it's going to be huge. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades t

that was the scene last night in roseville. gunfire exchanged between swat team members and a shooting suspect. according to police the suspect, samuel duram shot three police officers and barricaded himself inside a neighbor's home. >> she said she witnessed the officer being shot and the gunman smiled and ran off. for a minute there she believed they were across the street directly from her house and then she saw him jumping fences in her backyard. >> duran emerged from the house at 12:30 this morning and about 90 minutes after a robot was sent into the house to make contact and he's a 32-year-old parolee and lives in roseville. three officers are in the hospital. one is in serious condition. he was shot in the jaw. the other two are listed as stable. the fourth officer was treated and released. >> hundreds of people gathered in santa rosa to protest the death of a teenage boy shot by a sheriff's deputy. the fbi is beginning its own investigation and the sheriff says he supports that probe. 13-year-old andy lopez was carrying

but the city of roseville is in high gear. they set up a satellite office to process permits for contractor and a spokesman said they are in 24/7 mode at the roseville galleria but the big story is macy's hopes to re- open by thanksgiving. they toured the grounds, they are unable to give us an estimate on how bad the damage is but with under a little more than 24,000 square feet she is saying that -- [ signal breakup ] that are hoping they can get their holiday shopping done. [ signal breakup ] >> thank you, tony >>> back to work for the san francisco giants holding their first practice this afternoon since their homecoming from philly. die-hard fans lining the streets yesterday welcoming the national league champions. the giants facing the texas rangers wednesday for game one of the series in san francisco. and if you are willing to fork out some big bucks, there are still world series tickets out there. >> what we have seen is that on average fans have paid about $700 per ticket. but it's a wide range. you know, tickets righ

we take a look at this, all different kinds of signs being held out here in roseville. [ screaming ] >> reporter: staffing and other issues as contract negotiations continue. the california nurses association says the registered nurses are calling on hospitals to increase staffing levels and take extents to retain experienced workers. they are also demanding policies that give rns a stronger voice in patient care. jennifer here, why are you so passionate about this? >> because i'm out here for my patients and the patient safety and health. >> reporter: what is the hospital not doing? >> they are not giving us the tools to take care of our patients effectively and safely. >> reporter: you're bringing your kid out here. why are you out here in 90- degree weather expected today? >> we're here for patient safety. we have been in negotiations for a year. sutter isn't just listening to us, unfortunately. >> reporter: meanwhile, sutter roseville did comment about the nurses' striking on the street. >> i respect their right to be there. i don't make the same choice to be there. >> i want peo

and light rain to roseville and back into walls and san andreas. we have mostly cloudy skies and temperatures very mild in the 50s. if we see any precation toy it weak disturbance descending out of the north. you can see it banking up against the -- all of this will slide in a southerly direction. seasonal in the 60s at the beaches. and blustery, westerly on shore winds, 10 to 20 miles per hour. 60s around the peninsula, 64 in morgan hill. and our temperatures are slightly below where they should be for this time of the year by a good 5 degrees. stinson beach mid-60s. a mostly cloudy sky and light scattered rain showers occasional during the afternoon hours in the far reaches of the north bay. look at the cool temperatures in lake port and clear lake. the full forecast is coming up for the week ahead and now over to jacqueline. >>> we are tracking an accident in the south bay, northbound 280 right on the connector ramp to highway 17. it doesn't appear to be blocking any lanes. chp heading out there. we'll keep you posted if any of the lanes get blo

. >>> a group of roseville runners says a violent attack on a jogger isn't going to stop them from doing what they love. the local chapter of moms run this town took to the streets this morning in a show of support for the victim. roseville place say a man snuck up and jumped on a jogger from behind knocking her over yesterday morning. she fought back and fended him off and this group of more than 100 mothers says they are fighting back, too. >> our message is that we're not afraid and we're going to keep running. we want the woman who was attacked to know we support her. >> the group says there are plenty of running groups to join encouraging people not to run alone. >>> a driver faces a murder charge after a crash that killed a food vendor. as kpix 5's kiet do reports, from east san jose, the murder cha, is possible because of a little known law. >> reporter: the drive accused of causing this pain and suffering in east san jose could spend the rest of his life behind bars because the driver faces a rare charge known as a "watson" murder. the d.a.'s office says marco cajon is accused of

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some districts like roseville now have to trim usage by 28%. that is up 3% from the initial goal. >> it is a dire state. it really is. i'm not sure what more we can do. >> we are having a water shortage. >> reporter: bob who pays the san juan water district is not thrilled with how he is being affected. now instead offcutting back 35%, he has to cut back more. >> i wish we didn't have to do it. >> reporter: it is not just residents who have to cut back on watering plants. the cities have to stop irrigating water guzzling plants in medians like this. while it means changing tough habits, we all have to pitch in. >> we all have to do our parts. >> green lawns could be history in hillsboro. it is one of the cities where people would have to reduce water use by 36%. other bay area locations include discovery bay and woodshed. the mandatory cuts would take affect in june. >>> let's talk about the golden state warriors, they are off to a flying start. they built a big lead behind the sharp shooting of steph curry and then held out of a late charge by

. >>> by the way, congratulations to roseville, california. they are the northern california little league champions are heading to san bernardino. they edged out i believe was san mateo and vato re ad kee team for roseville so congratulations to that. >>> temperatures in the 80s and 90s. san francisco 68 degrees, that was your high today. fremont 80, santa rosa 81. on a few degrees warmer than yesterday. and for a couple of minutes we all share the same sunshine but back to 20, 20 degrees. baseball tonight, the bruise let's go for when a's are red- hot. upper 60s to the first pitch night, should be a first pitch tonight, san jose 58, napa 54, got to keep checking the pollen count because the pollen will not go away. if you take allergy meds, you likely have done so for the past two or three months and it is leveling off a writer on the median range. those numbers you see on a 1-12 scale. even peeking close to a six. if you have travels taking you to albuquerque or phoenix or tucson, or las vegas or denver or salt lake city, all of those place

. >> reporter: a surprise for the roseville police and animal control officers who had to wrangle the croc. >> he used a catch pole to get the crocodile secured and put in a cage. >> reporter: this four-foot crocodile was found wandering a shopping center on douglas boulevard arnold 8:00 this morning. it got under the skin of some shocked shoppers. >> i can't begin to imagine a person's surprise. >> reporter: the crock tile buzz abandoned in front of a reptile shop in a gray plastic box. it's a wild tale even for the shop employees. >> we are a safe surrender site, but we usually get smaller animals. a crocodile is unusual. >> i'm sure it is someone's domestic animal that got too big. >> reporter: sergeant jason bosworth wonders what could have happened if it was not caught so quickly. >> reporter: if someone comes across it. you have a loose crocodile that is probably annoyed and can attack someone playing with it or walking by. >> reporter: luckily, no one including the crocodile was hurt, but many won't forget the day they saw this roaming reptile. >> if you can't control it and do

. >> reporter: as affordable housing projects go, the roseville village project in alameda is a somewhat modest one. this one is a little different. this project will be open to alameda unified school district employees. including teachers who qualify for the subsidized housing. something greatly needed during these times in this area. >> this is super important to us to be able to help our employees afford housing here. it is different our employees because they deserved to live in the communities they serve. >> reporter: teachers and other employees will still have to compete for other folks for the housing but they will be prioritized in the lottery system. it will cost $77 million to construct. and they will be a great help to the teachers and other district employees when finished. was it is very exciting to us to be able to support our employees this way. >> reporter: the new homes will range from studios up to three bedroom apartments. in alameda kpix5. >>> a new apartment building will have a total of 78 units. school district employees will be at the top of the list for 20 of th

campers in roseville are similar to the ones on the real "occupy" protestors. no tents. that's what they were told last night after mall security tried to kick them out but best buy stepped in and negotiated a compromise. something that's putting it back on santa's nice list. consumer reports's list includes stores like costco which provides free tech support and automatically extends manufacturer warranties for two years. rei made the list for accepting returns or exchanges anytime for any reason by mail or in store even if the item is used. and american expressway has a nice policy. if a store won't let you return an item you purchased with an american express card it will refund the purchase price up to $300. no more than a thousand per year. orbitz, amazon and microsoft made the nice list. but radioshack did not. consumer reports calls it naughty because the store admits it sometimes charges different prices for the same item. verizon made the naughty list for not providing bill shock like it promised the fcc. acknowledging its voluntary alert system create

he was arrested in roseville this morning after police spotted his car. dejesus has since been released from jail on bond. the san pablo police department says he is no longer with the force. >>> back on our storm watch, miller avenue has reopened in mill valley. flooding at camino alto in front of tamalpais high school closed the road for several hours. the road is now back open. flooding still a problem though in parts of napa. some areas and interceptions still under water or blocked by mudslides. for others, the clean-up has begun. kpix 5 reporter emily turner is at highway 12 and 121 with news there. emily. >> reporter: ken, a lot, not all but a lot of the water that was on that roadway has now drained into this estuary and ultimately into the san francisco bay. but -- has enough drained with another storm on the way? >> it's a huge relief. >> reporter: today was a brief and almost sunny break from the storm, allowing clean-up crews to catch their breath and waters to recede before the next round. >> the amount of water we have in the river is -- is

. >>> well, a holiday celebration gets out of hand at the roseville galleria. >>> halleluia, halleluia,... huh lou yeah ♪ >> nearly 5,000 people turned out for a flash mob performance of handel's halleluia organized by a local choral society. the foundation began moving and some creaking near the food court so fire crews responded to a 911 call and evacuated the mall. >> doing what they had to do but the christmas spirit was still very much alive. >> the evacuation we are told was orderly. nobody was hurt. the name familiar? the roseville galleria was the one that was heavily damaged by an arson fire in october. >>> well, next, digging out of the snow. i mean digging! why the preparations may end up being kind of a waste of time. >> it's common procedure for women who want to get pregnant. we'll see why increasing your odds can also increase the risk to mother and child. >> here comes the rain, lots of clouds all the day but yeah, the showers now moving n more rain to come and the wind, too. we'll talk about that next. ,, on january first. the potrero hill power plant is considered o

. >>> the young man accused of torching the roseville galleria speaks out in an exclusive jailhouse interview. why he says he had no way out. >>> a deadly shark attack shuts down three california beaches. how a body boarder's friend tried to save the man's life. >>> he helps millions of computer users. he is just 12 years old. what a bay area boy did and how he cashed in. >>> people that used to live at the bay area bus depot have spread out. and police say crime is up in some of the spots they have moved to. the terminal closed for construction this summer. don knapp shows us what happened to some of those people that slept there at one time. >> reporter: they are seeing more homeless folks at fisherman's wharf and they are more aggressive. >> reporter: more and more sitting on the streets at fisherman's wharf are homeless these days and some are asking for money aggressively. when the transbay terminal was shut down for demolition in july they offered homeless rooms at shelters. instead many headed for the financial district, chinatown and fisherman's wharf and other places. nearly a third

miller, a native of roseville says he is looking forward to playing close to home and playing for john. >> being from sacramento and oakland being where it is i am super excited to work under him and i am ready to come in day 1 and make a name for myself. >> he understands the game. excellent athlete who has great potential. we feel really good about adding him to the raider roster. >> the raiders were not done there. they traded for wide receiver, bryant, for a third round pack. he caught 15 passes and three touchdowns last year after being suspended in 2016 for violating the league's substance abuse policy. >>> oklahoma quarterback and heisman winner mayfield selected overall number one by the browns. in all, record 4 quarterbacks were taken in the first round. the sharks could of used a defensive pick in the draft after giving up a touchdown, pregame slow in vegas. good indicator for how it was going to go for san jose. the first in the space of 90 seconds, the knights, all scored passed jones and vegas lead 3-06 minute -- 3-0, six minutes into the game. scoring making it 5-0. that

tara strong. >>> officers from alameda county traveled in a caravan from berkeley to roseville to honor officer o'sullivan. >>> a shocking twist in a deadly shooting on 680. how a pair of hikers led authorities to the suspects hideout 100 miles away. >>> the feds are plotting a deadly aerial attack. on the farallon islands. the animal they are trying to eradicate and why. >>> a stolen suv to smash their way into a san mateo walgreens. it wasn't the drugs inside they were after. >>> nine times out of 10 in the month of june we talk about cloud cover we are talking about low clouds and fog. that is not the case right now. just cloudy skies. i will explain why and talk about your weekend forecast which i think you might love coming up. >>> u.s. fish and wildlife is folding a controversial plan to dump one and a half tons of poison pellets on the farallon islands bird sanctuary. john reports the target is an infestation of mice.>> reporter: the farallon islands national bird sanctuary is an essential greeting ground for all kinds of seabirds including the ashy storm petrel. half of the worl

that the suspect used a credit card from one of the victims in a location in roseville and that's where the suspects were located and ultimately arrested. >> reporter: folks we talked to say nothing too valuable was taken from their cars, but they say the number of cars and the break-ins themselves are still staggering. >> live here three years and no one time nothing like this situation. >> why are you doing this? it's just ridiculous especially like because you're getting caught in the end anyways over something like so small and little. i don't know. people are crazy. >> police say people should always be mindful of what they leave in their cars to avoid thieves from taking anything. >>> a live look at capitol hill tonight. in a few hours congress returns to work still locked in a standoff over how to proceed with president trump's impeachment trial. today senator lindsey grahameda solution. he says the senate should move forward with a trial even without articles of impeachment from the house. last month the house voted to impeach the president. house speaker nancy pelosi has not se

police say that he claimed to have a gun when he entered an electronic gaming store at the roseville galleria yesterday. he is also suspected of starting a fire earlier in the day at a wal-mart store. workers there say he had been fired from the store. nobody was hurt there but it caused extensive damage to the complex. >>> costa mesa police found a mummified female body in the front seat of an illegally parked car. the driver admits she had the corpse in her car for months possibly since january. the driver is reportedly a 57- year-old homeless woman. police say she had been driving with the body in the passenger seat. >> when i heard the person had been driving around, i thought, that person is sick, also. that person needs some help. it's bizarre, it is. it's really unfortunate. >> the driver says she befriended her "passenger" at a park about a year ago and was allowing her to sleep in the car. the coroner's office says the autopsy is inconclusive but foul play is not suspected. no word whether the driver will be charged with -- uhm, anything of. >>> charges have been dropped aga

. >>> let's take a look at the scene at the roseville galleria yesterday where a flash mob forced the evacuation of the entire mall. nearly 5,000 singers and dancers turning out for the surprise performance. but an overcrowding scare sent everybody outside. several people reported that the floor started moving and creaking near the food court. engineers say it's say. the mall will re-open this morning. engineers said it was safe. >>> a golden girl given a golden honor. betty white is the entertainer of the year by "associated press" beating out several other celebrities and the apple ipad. the 88-year-old actress took it in stride. she said it's ridiculous. they haven't caught on to me? i hope they never do. >> that is her charm. and she keeps reinventing herself. >> good for her. >> absolutely. >>> it's 5:27. it's become famous in the movie erin brockovich. now one bay area city is a hotspot for a cancerous chemical. >> plus the tables are turned on the founder of wikileaks. why julian assange claims he is now the victim of a leak. >>> still many coerce surrounding the city -- still

in roseville. kpix 5. >>> and thank you. lodi police now say the suspect in a crash that killed five people had been drinking before it happened. 28-year-old ryan morales was released from prison last month and didn't have a driver's license. he was speeding when he crashed into a family's vehicle on tuesday. luis miranda his pregnant wife and flee of -- three of their four children were killed. one son survived. the suspect is hospitalized in critical condition. >>> an hour from now piedmont high school dedicated its library to the late u.s. ambassador chris stevens. stevens was killed in the terror attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya on september 11th, 2012. he graduated from piedmont high school in 1978 and some of his family members still live in the east bay. >>> well, hundreds of people took part today in a protest against the nation's surveillance programs. they filed -- filled the streets of washington, d.c. upset over what they call a violation of the average citizens' privacy. as ko im explains the alle

about 20 stores were damaged when this fire broke out yesterday at the rosevill galleria. macy's and j.c. penney were not badly damaged but the emergency declaration could help the mall re-open before the holiday season begins. they will suspend certain rules to accelerate reconstruction. 23-year-old alexander corney pigee is charged with burglary and arson. >>> president obama's brief visit to the bay area is over. he flew out of sfo this morning. he was here to fundraise and campaign for several candidates including san francisco district attorney kamala harris. she is run for state attorney general. mr. obama is on his longest campaign swing since becoming president. after stops in l.a. and nevada, his four-day trip will conclude on sunday in minnesota. >>> on a rainy morning the giants head east. we'll preview the next chapter of the nlcs. >>> and turmoil at san francisco pride. the problem that led to the resignation of the executive director. money problems surface. ,, [ male announcer ] unions have spent over 20 million dollars against meg whitman. millions in cash

you can hear muffled audio of a roseville police officer trying to communicate with dispatch. the problem started after the city upgraded its public safety communications system in august. roseville pd says that they are coming up with a temporary plan. >> the primary issues could come down to having a hard time understanding the clarity of some of the transmissions that are coming through. we have moved now to a temporary staffing situation where we have two officers per patrol car. >>> the department is using a backup communications system while the kinks are being worked out. the city of oakland has also struggled with communication issues. it's radio system failed in 2012 during a visit from president obama. oakland officers could not communicate for about half an hour. >>> bay area headlines and other temporary villages are goi in oakland. about 40 people will be housed in the tough shed community. the plan to open two more by the end of the year. >>> the city of san francisco has fallen behind on a decade old goal of sending zero waste to the landfill by 2020. now the pl

>> reporter: watching march madness has put this 78-year- old roseville man in the zone. and in the mood to kick-start his mind. >> florida. no? uconn? okay. >> reporter: are the help of his wife karen, don finishes up his bracket. >> so who is going to win the whole thing? >> reporter: you won't hear his choice. the retired chemistry professor mixes hand signals and body language to communicate a stroke 13 years ago took away his ability to speak and write. hoops fever has given him the chance to be heard loud and clear. >> wisconsin. no, uconn. uconn. uconn is going to win. >> reporter: and with that, don's choice is in play. a nationwide march madness challenge where seniors fighting back from a stroke or dementia is winning over patients and caregivers. >> i think it just keeps them engaged watching the sport, getting excited about it. >> reporter: for his wife, it's more than a contest or a game. it's a way for her to connect with a man whose voice she hasn't heard in more than a decade. >> sometimes i discover that we're rooting for the opposite teams. i'll be yelli

she didn't believe him, but he agreed to stop by the roseville police station to ask an officer. turns out, raj was right, roseville police appraisal crimestoppers awarded him with a $50 gift card for his quick thinking. >>> campaign 2020, two of the democratic presidential candidates will be making bay area stops in the next 24 hours. senator amy klobuchar in nevada yesterday is already in sentences go for a fundraiser tonight, and senator bernie sanders will be here tomorrow, for a get out the vote rally in richmond. the presidential candidates are crisscrossing the country, but must have their eyes on the man making more appearances on tv than in person, reporter lori perez on the campaign's countdown to super tuesday. >> reporter: stumping in virginia, michael bloomberg's stooup o the country's responsen accept that. >> reporter: he himself is facing scrutiny after allegations of sexual harassment in the workplace were detailed in a washington post article. to whit, the billionaire tweeted today, i will always be a champion of women, as he learns to heat things up in a campai

officers say a person was reportedly carjack your roseville avenue around 1:30 a.m. but no one was injured. a santa clara county judge to decide friday whether to allow work to resume at the valley medical center. a construction job stopped in february after a cemetery was found at the site. mitt romney as easily won the latest republican presidential primaries earning more than 7 percent of the vote yesterday in both oregon and nebraska. >> tsa is not adequately reporting airport security breaches, that is the conclusion of a recent report. the study was requested after a series of security breaches at newark international. one of the incidents include a passenger with a knife by passing tsa screeners. congress is scheduled to hold a hearing into that new report today. the occupied oakland protest group turning their attention towards ac transit. the group plans to hold a noon news conference calling for them to make service more accessible for low-income people. the group intends to show support for transit workers. >> let's get a check on the traffic was liz, how

basically this storm is due west of roseville. northeast of sacramento. a tornado warning is in effect for this general area for the next 45 minutes all the way until 7:00. tornado warning just north of sacramento the storm is not heading toward us but it's noteworthy that we have a storm this strong close to the bay area. this is video just in to kpix 5. that is nearly touching the ground but until it does, we call it a funnel cloud not a tornado. very active weather to the north and to our east. kpix 5 hi-def doppler continuing to track scattered showers for us around here. not severe weather but rain. san ramon, danville, dublin picking up some showers right now as is vallejo and american canyon. ominous looking skies continue. that's a live look outside of sfo. and from our dublin camera, you can see that shower passing just to the north blocking our view currently of mount diablo so my, how things have changed. remember it was 80 degrees away from the water on monday? two days later tornadoes, small hail, heavy rainfall this morning. the ridge is gon

this was the chaos earlier in roseville. at 3:00 this afternoon the suspect shot 4 officers. 7 hours have passed, and he has not backed down. he is barricaded in a neighbor's house. >> we have family and friends of sam duran out here. we are asking him to come out and surrender. >> we are here to support him. we love you, sam. surrender and let it come to an end. >> reporter: you are his aunt. what would you tell him? >> surrender peacefully. >> one is in serious condition and the other two are listed as stable. >>> strong police presence in oakland marking the second anniversary of the occupy oakland came. the crowd was small and peaceful. much focus is on urban shield. this is a gathering of 5,000 public safety officers in oakland to participate in field exercises. why host this convention on this anniversary? they say oakland needs then vestment. >> the investment. >> it sells out the court yard. >> two firefighters were injured out on san francisco bay suffering minor injuries. >>> the couple hit and killed in menlow par

. >> look closely on this quiet street in roseville. you will see people aren't the only neighbors, bird of prey are claiming prime real estate. the tree in martha lopez' front yard. >> what are you doing here. >> reporter: when we talked to martha last winter she was shocked that was the first time hundreds of these white tailed kites visited her home. they left in the spring and now one year later, they remembered. >> they're back and they love cedar streets. i'm tired, yes. i'm an animal lover and i'm sorry to say that. >> reporter: martha's tree has become their winter vacation destination. they come at night and they're not scared of the cat, or the fake owl. martha moves her car every night so that it doesn't get covered in bird poop. however she can't save her yard. it's filled with hundreds of pellets the remains the birds regurgitate after eating their prey. >> i'm just trying to survive with the birds. >> reporter: wildlife experts can't understand why this neighborhood in roseville. >> i think it's going to be a mystery that

thousands gathered church in roseville. oliver was shot while checking on a suspicious car in a motel's parking lot. the father leaves behind a wife and two children. services will be held tomorrow. >>> republicans need to gain six seats for majority and six that are currently in the democrats' hands. the out come will have a big impact on obama's final two years in office. >>> the mike conda connor is righting for his third term. you need to know who's helping conner and who's behind him. >> both candidates are democrats right after the june's primary. they're now in a statistical dead heat. to find your polling place and coverage after 10 p.m., be sure to go to our website. >>> at berkeley, could be the turning point. >> as the old bay bridge comes down, the cost keeps ongoing up including price tag of the new ea span of the by bay bridge. i will tell you what your temperatures will be coming up. >>> well, we are hitting new records here settling down. down at 22 at this morning. november and december is very gk months fo

in roseville, angelique. >> the family is staying with relatives this morning. >>> the u.s. just department is suing a bay area apartment complex owner for discrimination. the lawsuit alleges the owners of the woodland garden apartments discriminated against families with children by prohibiting kids from playing in grassy common areas outside. five families filed complaints. federal prosecutors seeking monetary damages for them as well as a civil penalty. >>> this week the obama administration will face more pressure to reveal how many people signed up online for health care coverage. it's a question republicans are asking after the troubled roll-out of a new web site. the site -- the application, enrollment system went down. the secretary of health and human services kathleen is a deal use will appear on wednesday. >>> a spanish newspaper saying the u.s. spied on more than 60 million phone calls in spain in one month alone. suzanne mcguinness has the latest on the first round of headaches, also the strained relations between the u.s. and its allies. >> a european union del

. >> reporter: but the folks at roseville yesterday were singing a different tune. it seems the rules for black friday campers at "occupy" best buy in roseville are similar to the ones imposed on the real "occupy" protestors no tents. that's what they were told last night after mall security tried to kick them completely out but best buy stepped in and negotiated a compromise. something that's putting it back on santa's nice list. consumer reports is adding 10 more companies to the list. its annual naughty and nice list include costco which provides free tech support and automatically extends manufacturer warranties for two years, i.e., made the list for accepting returns or exchanges anytime for any reason by mail or in store even if the item is used at rei. american express has a nice policy, if you can't return an item you purchased with an american express card they will refund the purchase price up to $300, no more than $1,000 a year. orbitz, amazon and microsoft made the nice list but radioshack because they sometimes charge different prices for the same item.

a roseville couple caught the 28-year-old suspect in their downstairs bathtub. he had been soaking there for two hours. one of the homeowners chased him out of hoe the other call police. >> fortunately he was found not too far away from the home by a sheriff's deputy and taken into custody. >> that would scare me to death. >> the suspect got in through an unlocked door, he did not steal anything but is being charged with burglary for entering the home. >>> let's take a lie look at the san francisco bay. we saw the sunshine peeking out earlier , the cloud cover has grown with scattered showers rolling into the bay. chief meteorologist paul heggen joins us in now, should we put away the umbrellas? >> i think we have another chance of showers for much of the bay area, and then more rain chances down the line. here's an overview for what you need to know. minimal rain chances, dense fog is developing overnight into wednesday morning. showers are still possible there will be some sunshine brakes. of mixed bag of weather. northbay showers continue, there will be a bri

. >>> thieves stole a thousand gallons worth of gas from a station in roseville. the manager says they struck three separate times, disabling the pump. surveillancesurveillance cameras caught them two more times. that is when a cashier recognized recognized the truck and took down the license plate. >>> the search continues for a killer. susie ko was found murdered after she failed to pick up her husband. the family is using social media to search for the killer. >> people can leave comments. >> the children turned to social media to help find their mother's killer. >> 140,000 and growing. [ talking at the same time ] >> and tweets of half a million people doing things like telling their friends. >> reporter: susie ko's husband who commutes to idaho asked a neighbor to check on her. >> she was lying in the front of the house. there was blood present and indication of injury. >> reporter: police believe she was killed between 7:00 and 10:00 who 10 stole her car. >> we love susie ko.com. >>> the website and facebook are turning up tributes. a student writes see the

. >> funeral services are scheduled for next monday in roseville. in the meantime t memorial is still growing. people have been dropping by nearly nonstop to leave flowers and messages for detective michael davis jr. >> those kids never get to walk down the aisle by their dad. it's gist horrible. >> davis was 47. his funeral is tuesday in roseville. >>> tonight, we look into the suspect's past. he had been deported to mexico twice. reporter tony lopez takes a look at how a convicted felon who is not a legal u.s. citizen could come back so easily. >> there is a lot we don't know about the guy who calls himself marquez. what was he thinking? why did he allegedly shoot to kill? what we do know shines a light on the dark side of border security. >> we have 4,000 charged with state crimes that have been turned over and they keep coming back over and over again. >> marquez came back twice. immigration officials toll us the suspect was deported back to mexico after a drug conviction in arizona in 1997. then, after coming back into the u.s., he was deported