de estado de 2012. lidia: la policÍa francesa revelÓ hoy información de la redada en san denis. dice que fue hallado un tercer cadÁver durante el apartamento de ruido durante el ataque. pablo: no fueron dos como se creÍa inicialmente sino tres los muertos en el operativo antiterrorista de el miÉrcoles en el barrio parisino de san denis. el tercer cadÁver fue encontrado este dÍa. este cuerpo es el Único identificado oficialmente. entre los escombros del destruido apartamento se hallÓ tambiÉn un pasaporte, presuntamente la prima de este primero. segÚn fuentes, la mujer expresÓ temor ante los efectivos policiales. ella, tampoco se habrÍa matado detonando un explosivo como se dijo en un primer momento. sino que tal vez muriÓ a consecuencia de una detonaciÓn cuyo origen aÚn no se ha determinado. ahora se cree que el Único cÓmplice del que se tiene certeza, es el que continÚa luego y podrÍa haber huido a holanda. los lÍderes del continente estÁ tratando de controlar a sus propios residentes cuando regresen de viajes interestatales. los controles externos de la frontera

fired 5=thousand rounds during the four hour siege of an apartment in the suburb of san denis >>"really, we could see the bullets, the light of the laser pointing our way. really it was the explosions, we could feel the building shaking." residends were ordered to stay inside as army troops sealed off the neighborhood. all public transport was shut down >> grant:one of the suspects, a woman, blew herself up, killing an explosive sniffing police dog. at least two people died in the apartment building. dna tests are under way to see if one of them is abdel=hamid aba=aoud, the belgian leader of the terror group. >> grant:eight people were arrested, one of them a woman. >> grant:french police say the group was poised to launch an attack on a huge department store at la defense, a business and shopping center about ten miles from san denis. >>we are at war. >> grant:france's president is asking for special emergency powers to deal with terrorists, giving police wider authority to conduct searches and detain suspects, france is also responding to russia's call for a grand coalition against is

apartment building in san denis north of paris through a war. 5=thousand rounds over a four hour period. >>bangbangboom >> grant:the first explosions rocked san denis at about four thirty a=m, paris time officers moving in on an apartment reported heavy resistance. >> grant:more police flooded theinside -- a woman in another apartment hid with her baby. >>they said to stay laid down on the floor, don't move, and turn off all the lights, and that's what i did and i hid. >> grant:streets were cordoned off. public transportation was halted. >>more >> grant:by six a=m the army had moved in to support the anti=terror operation. the final burst of explosions came after about three hours. >> grant:the final toll. three dead, including a woman who blew herself up. she is reportedly a cousin of abdel=hamid aba=aoud, the suspected belgian isis ringleader of friday's attacks. >> grant:dna testing is under way to determine if he is one of the dead. eight people were arrested in all. >> grant:two of them were injured. the search for more suspects with police even breaking into a local church. >> gra

shootout led to bloodshed in one of its suburbs. police stormed an apartment building in san denis. looking for abdel hamid abaaoud. one of the ring leaders. , france has opened another front in its fight against i.s.i.l. it announced plans to seek a u.n. resolution against the group. russia began circulating a similar resolution today. i.s.i.l. responded with a new threat one directed at new york city. a video posted online showed images of times square and other landmarks followed by the words, what's coming next will be far worse. for more we're joined by dana lewis in paris. what was the reaction of what happened in san denis in the very early hours of wednesday? >> well, the reaction of course i think most people here are completely stunned. that this is going on and may continue to go on and that we really do not have a resolution today in terms of knowing who was in that apartment. not police, not prosecutor will say that the mastermind of these attacks on friday in paris was in the apartment or died in that very long exchange of gunfire today. one of the most serious exchanges of gu

antiterroristas registran un departamento en san denis donde hay varios hombres atrincherados segÚn informÓ la policÍa de la capital francesa, las autoridades sospechan que el autor del atentado se encuentra en ese lugar. en este momento no estamos teniendo la capacidad de poner vÍdeos así que tenemos que arreglar esta falla tÉcnica, vamos a tratar de darle la informaciÓn pertinente como les hemos dicho hasta ahora sin poder mostrar las imÁgenes. vamos a pasar a francia porque dos vuelos de ir francÉs fueron desviados despuÉs de amenazas de bomba. vamos a cambiar a otros temas. marÍa leticia: aquí en el Área de la bahÍa tambiÉn se ha llevado el nivel de alerta debido a los atentados terroristas y hoy en nuestra zona por tierra y por aire agentes del fbi y el equipo suave y varias organizaciones locales incluyendo agentes anti bombas. luis felipe: podrÍa haber un terrorista prÓfugo de los ataques que sucedieron este viernes. hoy tres autoridades, tres oficiales en francia dieron a conocer que descubrieron un segundo prÓfugo que estarÍa relacionado con los ataques del viernes

and when? >> rachel, san-denis -- it's striking that there's someone with a suicide vest. other people with arm that is can engage in a firefight of this length with police. what's the reaction to that, the idea that there were these people with that kind of firepower in an area that seems to be that densely populated? >> well, i mean, i think that a lot of people are surprised, but also not surprised. the french suburb refers to an inner city area. the way paris is organized is at the center of the city it's more like the center and it's more like what we would call inner city in the united states, and then the suburbs are more like what we would call an inner city versus -- in any case, the center is a little bit more wealthy and gentrified. the suburbs are more mixed in terms of economics and race. it's a rough around the edges area. people there are trying to get on with their lives, but there's been a lot of issues in that area and other areas with different people, you know -- this is not the first time that things like this have happened. certainly it's the first time sin

was killed in the siege in san denis abandoned her party life a month before joining her cousin abaaoud, the on the ground commander. the fbi director called attention to the phenomenon. the time between radicalization and violence can be very short. last week, colmy would say dozens in the u.s. are under tight surveillance. >> we will keep watching them. if we see something we'll work to disrupt it. >> an fbi spokesman had no comment. but more than four dozen is believed to be a record number. doug? >> thank you, catherine herridge. >>> authorities in new york were taking no chances today during the parade. helicopters flew overhead and officers stood on top of vans and on the mar key at radio city music hall. >>> a shortdown is brewing between governors and feds over syrian refugees in this country. mike emanuel shows us it has to do with who actually has the authority to make the decisions. >>> in his thanksgiving address, president obama compared the syrian refugees with pilgrims on the mayflower and tried to reassure the american people. >> people should remember no refugee

members to have lgbt community and san francisco denying to restrict rentals. voting out their sheriff after the controversy, 32-year-old was reported five times previously. in tea party, taking the governor's mansion. >> this is your kentucky, this is our opportunity. we will seek the future together but we will do it as one kentucky. republican and democrat alike. >> maria: meanwhile history will be made in asia. president of china and leader of taiwan to meet for the first time since the communist revolution of 1949. the meeting will be hosted by singapur, developing relationships across the taiwan. market expected to open in 20 points. it is early and we are anticipating a jobs number at the end of the week that may very well drive action as well as earnings this morning. in europe early on

correspondent fred pleitgen in san d saint denis this for us, and you saw that raid unfold, and the last thing that we saw is the police banging, banging down the church door to get inside. do we have any idea what they were looking for in the church? >> well, i think they inside of the church, they wanted to see whether or not there might be someone of some sort of suspicion inside of the church. it is not looking as though they found anyone inside there, but poppy, after having been here for the past hours and hours, and spran swau hollande said that france is at war with terrorism, and the things that we have is seep and heard today in saint denis looked and sounded a lot like war. you saw some of the pictures there of the explosions that went off, and we spoke with some people who said they were terrified as it was all going on, and the police, themselves, said that the resistance that they met when they tried to go inside of that apartment where we now know that the cousin of the alleged ringleader was, and the cousin of abaaoud abdelhamid was, a a nd the resistance was fierce they

deny/oficial corte de perros peligrosos de san francisco 35:14 los dueños están aterrados de que les pongan a dormir a sus mascotas, y las victimas de revivir la experiencia de los que les paso. en san francisco hay alrededor de 800 casos al ano de mordeduras de perros, que al ser denunciados terminan en esta corte y donde las victimas no son solo humanos, pero tambien otras mascotas. 41:31 como los humanos miramos si tiene antecedentes, su historia de mordedura... 38:48 hay victimas, demandados, testigos,...evidencia... en este caso hasta se pidio el concepto de un veterinario para determinar la causa de muerte de esta mascota atacada por otro perro, pero donde hubo pocos rastros de sangre. sargento hicks/dep. de policia de san francisco. 38:48 entrevistamos a todos, al sospechoso, el dueño del perro que ataco, las victimas, buscamos testigos, evidencia de video.. aunque algunos duenos hasta se atreven a mentir al final la mayoria de casos se resuelven a traves de mediacion john deny/oficial corte de perros peligrosos de san francisco 33:37 yo tengo que determinar si un perro es pe

deny/oficial corte de perros peligrosos de san francisco 35:14 los dueños están aterrados de que les pongan a dormir a sus mascotas, y las victimas de revivir la experiencia de los que les paso. en san francisco hay alrededor de 800 casos al ano de mordeduras de perros, que al ser denunciados terminan en esta corte y donde las victimas no son solo humanos, pero tambien otras mascotas. 41:31 como los humanos miramos si tiene antecedentes, su historia de mordedura... 38:48 hay victimas, demandados, testigos,...evidencia... en este caso hasta se pidio el concepto de un veterinario para determinar la causa de muerte de esta mascota atacada por otro perro, pero donde hubo pocos rastros de sangre. sargento hicks/dep. de policia de san francisco. 38:48 entrevistamos a todos, al sospechoso, el dueño del perro que ataco, las victimas, buscamos testigos, evidencia de video.. aunque algunos duenos hasta se atreven a mentir al final la mayoria de casos se resuelven a traves de mediacion john deny/oficial corte de perros peligrosos de san francisco 33:37 yo tengo que determinar si un perro es pe

in syria, might be holed up in an apartment in san denis right outside paris. upon entry, a female terrorist -- we'll show you now some of the pictures of the hours overnight. according to authorities a female detonated a suicide vest. that led to gunfire and ultimately injuries and death and the detention of several suspects. authorities say they arrived just in the nick of time to stop a team -- a second team of terrorists, at least equal in size, fire power and explosive capabilities to the team that launched friday's attacks. that is what happened in the last few hours. right now we have clarissa ward, a senior international correspondent. she's been there watching this moment. clarissa that culminated in a group of police bashing down the door of a church in connection with someone or something looking for friday's attacks. what is the latest? >> reporter: we've managed to get to a position on a balcony where you can actually see the scene of where these raids took place overnight. my camera man is going to zoom in there. you can see journalists have been blocked off on both s

san francisco has deny a december sent job but a dismal for middle-income i'm proud those projects 5 m will be committing to assuring for a board range of families in san francisco i want to acknowledge for a city and first corporation to reach this deal and, in fact, i should add the project sponsor was eager to get to 40 percent and didn't fight us on it we're spending a lot of time on the details but working hard to insure there was a range of income bracket for eligibility for the 5m not just the highest income that would have been eligibility as affordable and appreciate their commitment one the sud that comments the deal committing to building 2 bedrooms at the middle-income bracket and thank you to the mayor's office of housing and workforce development and in particular ken rich and ann who insured before this project came before the planning commission the development included 33 percent of affordable housing as the mayor and my office have put forward to the voters in praukz last oversight and getting us to the goal from the get-go eased the negotiations over the last month t

... >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a san jose restaurant owner goes on the record outright denying that his business is to blame for a massive outbreak of food poisoning. man behind mariscoss said he want people to know his food is safe. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> the owner has another near riff what started the outbreak that sickened people in six counties talking with janet o about that and the bid to restorely reputation. we go to san jose with the details. >> we talked to the owner of mariscoss on specific out for the first time today. he did tell me that he believes it was an outside source that brought in the highly contagious bacteria to the once thriving restaurant. >> mariscoss in downtown san jose is back open for business. the health department gave them the friend light after the restaurant underwent top-to-bottom cleaning and after all of the food was thrown out. >> you throw bleach on the tables and chairs. >> the owner sergio cruz hopes customs will trickle in. >> first time it happ

. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk! >> this is abc7 news. >> the san francisco veterans film festival gets underway this weekend with very powerful stories. documentary justice denied is making their san francisco premiere about military rape. one air force veteran described being raped when he was just 19. it took him 20 years to tell his wife. >> get help, all right? because statistics are that most men, 90 percent who don't get help, will try to commit suicide. >> it's not a gender issue, it's a human rights issue. please come forward. we don't want people killing themselves. >> justice denied is a movie by and about veterans showing at the library today between noon and 6:00 p.m.. the festival is-free. >> kaiser health workers are set to strike monday. workers say hospitals are understaffed which results in patience having long waits to get appointments. 14,000 employees will strike monday, including the san jose and san francisco medical centers. all kaiser facilities will remain open during the strike and will offer the same services as normal. >>> approaching 5:44

lbgtcommunity, san francisco voters denying a measure to restrict airbnb remits, san francisco residents voting out share after the sanctuary controversies, kate murder by illegal grant in from an deported five times previously in san francisco out of a job this morning, finally in kentucky, a tea party favorite, taking the governor's mansion. >> a liberal arts school, well guys prepare to get a smaller paycheck if you decide to go this route, according to numbers by "the wall street journal" graduates made a salary below 50,000 dollars 10 years after leaving college. maria: big numbers leaders of taiwan chinaa to meet for the first time, since 1949, about those jo ling kent on is that. jo ling: good morning again they have to not met since 1949 with chinese civil war ended now this weekend, chinese president xi jinping will meet taiwan president in singapore, according to state media, the two presidents are not expected to sign any agreements, and although politics are complicated, trade between china and taiwan has doubled, during president's two terms the white house meanwhile, saying

more respected here reported endangered and missing in san jose would deny have descriptions either of the women right now but the officers are saying that their mother picked on the far right are with these girls off the st. the missing children are with their mother now this is what they believe they're traveling in a gold 2005 and the sun optimal for with his california license plate if you seen these girls or this car please contact the rock and police department. >>darya:weather and traffic. >>james: 10 to the pretty chilly low '40's and a walnut creek in concord that is going to be the store just about anywhere door on the bay this morning temperatures and here to listen to rosa 35 degrees with a 33 to one degree at the top of what the have a very cold wall the creek for 139 in san ramon sunnyvale coming in at 41 degrees a very mild afternoon and another very cold night tonight more details on that coming up with track the ride on interstate 680 here in the southbound direction down accident report at treat boulevard the good news is it is not blocking any lines but it is addi

.>> we are being denied taxi service.>> reporter: it was a morning surprise for those flying into san jose international. taxi drivers went on strike leaving drivers to scrounge up their own transportation or pay the price for a limo which was the price for some. >> it is the latest in the bitter dispute over how the city regulates taxis and ride services like uber and lift.>> the taxi levy does not want fair competition. they are leaving customers standing at the curb stat -- soaked in the rain.>> reporter: the drivers you must be fingerprinted and background checks is angry that the same requirements are not required for uber and lift. there are also random inspections of vehicles and the city charges them more for airport pickup than other companies.>> we welcome the rideshare companies at the airport. let them follow the rules that we follow.>> reporter: representatives from the mayor's office spent the day negotiating with the taxi drivers. there is still no agreement yet . this promises to be a difficult situation over the next day or so. tomorrow, the city council meets to disc

past 40 years in san francisco and the bay area one .8 million unions were denied being built if we had those units today not a high blood pressure per gentrification and displacement to preserve the rental unit to preserve our lower class and disabled and vets to live in the city we need to build for dwelling units at city cost using the san francisco city codes easy the planning department is confident in taking care of that action par so i urge you to please reject the appeal and move forward with the future san francisco for the next 50 to one hundred years. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm joel cop he will district 4 residents speaking on behalf of iuoe local 6 on fillmore the san francisco electrical, contractors association located on golf and joint apprenticeship center on mission street urging you to deny the appeal and move forward with the eir i was at the 10 and a half hour hearing and they did a good job the mitigating any concerns we're here to recognize for the projects that use local contractors that may their taxed here and employ residents electricians an

san francisco has deny a december sent job but a dismal for middle-income i'm proud those projects 5 m will be committing to assuring for a board range of families in san francisco i want to acknowledge for a city and first corporation to reach this deal and, in fact, i should add the project sponsor was eager to get to 40 percent and didn't fight us on it we're spending a lot of time on the details but working hard to insure there was a range of income bracket for eligibility for the 5m not just the highest income that would have been eligibility as affordable and appreciate their commitment one the sud that comments the deal committing to building 2 bedrooms at the middle-income bracket and thank you to the mayor's office of housing and workforce development and in particular ken rich and ann who insured before this project came before the planning commission the development included 33 percent of affordable housing as the mayor and my office have put forward to the voters in praukz last oversight and getting us to the goal from the get-go eased the negotiations over the last month

probation officer build a wide range of housing san francisco has deny a december sent job but a dismal for middle-income i'm proud those projects 5 m will be committing to assuring for a board range of families in san francisco i want to acknowledge for a city and first corporation to reach this deal and, in fact, i should add the project sponsor was eager to get to 40 percent and didn't fight us on it we're spending a lot of time on the details but working hard to insure there was a range of income bracket for eligibility for the 5m not just the highest income that would have been eligibility as affordable and appreciate their commitment one the sud that comments the deal committing to building 2 bedrooms at the middle-income bracket and thank you to the mayor's office of housing and workforce development and in particular ken rich and ann who insured before this project came before the planning commission the development included 33 percent of affordable housing as the mayor and my office have put forward to the voters in praukz last oversight and getting us to the goal from t

landful of tech billion nears. >> it's about the heart and soul of san francisco -- billionaires. >> it's about the heart and soul of san francisco. >> reporter: for supporters and of supervisors julie christianson it's not about demonizing deforms. >> instead of denying the fact growth is happening we need to find ways to accommodate that growth. >> reporter: christianson tells me the race is more about the character of her opponent, not fighting for the city's soul. >> he has a reputation for kind of being muscle, for being a hammer. aaron has fought this campaign with the idea that he's going to pound on the table and get what he wants. they want to know the person who represents them there is fair and honest and respectful. >> this is a fight between change versus more of the same. >> reporter: political analyst alex clemons says the character of the race depends on whether you feel the city is serving you well right now or leaving you behind. >> that can always be put forward as a struggle for the soul of the city, but that's usually the folks who feel left behind as they tr

. >> it's about the heart of san francisco. >> i think that is a little bit overblown. [ laughter ] >> it is not about demonizing developers. >> instead of denying the fact that growth is happening we need to find ways to work to accommodate that growth. >> christiansen tells me the race has less to do with fighting for the city's sole and is more about the character of her opponents. >> he has a reputation for being muscle. for being a hammer. erin has fought this campaign with the idea that he is going to go down there and pound on the table and get what he wants. they want to know that the person who represents the mayor -- them there is fair and honest and respectful. >> this is a fight for change versus more of the same. >> alex clemens is the character of the race depends on whether you feel the city is serving you well right now, or leave you behind. >> that can always be put forward as a struggle for the city. but that's usually the folks who are feeling left behind, is to try to get traction with the undecided voters. >> joe vasquez kpix 5. >> and by the way this is the most expe

, and i can hear it already, it's like every show you've ever done in san francisco you come here. yes, that's correct. true love cannot be denied. i need a counter with some familiar faces on the other side. >> good morning. >> what am i having? the crab back, of course. >> i'll get you one. >> i need a cold draft beer. i deserve this beer. been eating healthy. i'm like a real housewife of new york city. i drink only vodka, you know, because it's low carb. and i need shellfish. >> whoa. look at the size of that one. here it is. that's a crab back. >> oh, dude. i guess somebody throws this away. they tear the legs off and eat them and then throw this out. stupid people. all that good stuff, the brains and fat and magic. it's like unicorn juice. mmm. swan oyster depot, a touchstone in my worldwide wanderings, a happy zone. if i read about myself dying at this counter, i say to myself, that was one lucky guy. >> nice little plate of crab legs. maybe a little louie on the side? >> oh, i guess. oh, man. so good. >> all right, tony. here you go, babe. i got local miyagis. >> mmm. i sho

san francisco has deny a december sent job but a dismal for middle-income i'm proud those projects 5 m will be committing to assuring for a board range of families in san francisco i want to acknowledge for a city and first corporation to reach this deal and, in fact, i should add the project sponsor was eager to get to 40 percent and didn't fight us on it we're spending a lot of time on the details but working hard to insure there was a range of income bracket for eligibility for the 5m not just the highest income that would have been eligibility as affordable and appreciate their commitment one the sud that comments the deal committing to building 2 bedrooms at the middle-income bracket and thank you to the mayor's office of housing and workforce development and in particular ken rich and ann who insured before this project came before the planning commission the development included 33 percent of affordable housing as the mayor and my office have put forward to the voters in praukz last oversight and getting us to the goal from the get-go eased the negotiations over the last month t

its path however the company is denying there is any toxic material in the area. >> it is important to state that the iron air spoils are inert. >> san marko, the company says a small earthquake play have caused the dams to burst.rescue teams are flying over the region. but as every hour pass he, hopes that they will find any more survivors are fading. al jazeera, mariana. >> a new hydroelectric dam in uganda may have detrimental effects for white water rafting. >> falling in, the tourism brings in much needed foreign currency and creates jobs. two worked for the rafting company since he was oteenager but not for much longer he says. the government is building a dam that will flood these rapids. >> it won't affect me personally because this is my job rafting, so when the dam comes, the rapids will be gone. >> the reservoir will submerge four of the falls. the rafting company says that means they'll have to close. the rafting is great fun but that's not the only reason campaigners say that. the campaigners say the waterfalls aren't the only reason they're important. they have spiritu

: mayor lee has been the face of prop a. but his campaign office denied our request for an interview, so we sat down with one of the city's most vocal advocates for affordable housing, san francisco supervisor scott wiener. scott wiener: it's always bad here, but it's as bad or it's worse than i've ever seen it. sam: wiener and the entire board of supervisors backs proposition a. ed: every san franciscan deserves a place to call home. sam: he describes it as a two-pronged approach: about half the money for new units and the rest to rehab old ones. scott: way too much of that public housing stock is dilapidated. it's just in terrible, sometimes even unlivable, conditions. and so, it is incumbent on us to rehabilitate and shore up that existing public housing stock, in addition to building new units. sam: but how much stock can prop a really supply? we asked the city to crunch some numbers for us. in the last decade, san francisco has created or preserved 8,000 units of multi-family affordable housing, at a cost of about $155,000 per unit. so, take $310 million in bond money, divide it by

american legion san francisco post are the ones who are suing, and they gave me this list of what they say are 12 veterans groups that have been denied space here at the war memorial veterans building. veterans from many of the nation's wars gathered, supporting the lawsuit against the city. >> they have treated us like the ugly step children. >> reporter: veterans have been saluted with a beautiful grand memorial, and reflecting pools and the legal battle is over the building next door. the war memorial veterans building was renovated and just reopened and while it was dedicated to veterans in 1932, the lawsuit alleges they're now being pushed out, in favor of high society tenants, like the opera and other arts organizations. >> every time a veteran entity attempts to put a veteran service organization into the space, they are met with gating requirements and roadblocks that other organizations are simply not. >> reporter: the lawyers use the nonprofit that provides housing for vets wants free housing, but the city is maintaining it does not meet the criteria. the mayor says he suppor

rehearing oozing i ask do board of appeals to deny this and once again protect the sense of san francisco i also although i don't think that is necessary newcomers reasons this antenna should not be approved in that particular location failure to notify the residents safeties issues and many others i won't belabor that i'll end with this i mentioned previously i put the slide up again there has been a proliferation of antennas in san francisco the increase in there it or this year alone is sterilized of antennas once again how much is too much it is way, way out of control i once again ask you to please deny this rehearing and thanks for the courage you've shown as far. >> we'll hear from the department now. >> good evening gene chang with the public works i don't have anything new to add i do want to say that department of public works supports the request for a rehearing based on the conditions on the permit different from the conditions on the tentative approval the discretionary was not identified as a basis for the appellants the difference in the permit conditions and kind of the appr

to carefully consider whether there is a thrhrt to public safety. so far judges have denied about 26% of the total petitions that jeff pegues, cbs news, new york. >>> in san francisis bay some alumni of the infamous alcatraz prison held a reunion. bill geist took the boat over for "cbs sunday morning." >> good morning, everyone. welcome aboard the alcatraz -- >> reporter: alumni of a renoed san francisco institution recently cruised to a rather remarkable reunion. >> you guys never bumped into each other at other facilities? >> no. we met here. >> reporter: on the isle of alcatraz. >> most of us were hardheaded crinals. we were convicts we came here hardheaded, and we left the same way. >> reporter: former guards, inmates, and their families were invited to return ^o the fabled prison. >> welcome to the rock. >> reporter: celebrated in a dozen or more films and once capone, george "machine gun" kelly, and of course robert stroud, the bird man of alcatraz. >> solitary again, huh? >> did you ever meet him? >> well, nobody met him. he was in solitary confinement. >> reporter: returning

barnard, abc7 news. >> thank you, the san francisco veterans film festival gets underway with powerful stories. the documentary "justice denied" is a military rape. one veteran described being raped when he was 18 years and it took him 20 years to get hem. >> get help. 09% of men who don't get help will commit suicide. >> it's not a gender issue or human rights issue. please come forward. we don't want people killing themselves. >> it's by and about veteran shown at the san francisco public library today between noon and 6:00 p.m. the festival is free. kaiser member tal health workers are set to -- mental health workers are set to strike monday. 1400 kaiser clinicians will strike on monday, including the san jose and san francisco medical centers. all kaiser facilities will remain open during the strike and will offer the same services as normal. weather-wise, cool temperatures for the start of the day? >> definitely chilly in some spots, even fog in santa rosa. herehere san francisco we clear skies. get ready for the rain. it will be heavy at times overnight. i'll have the details. >>

of its luxury brands, audi and porsche.di volkswagen denies the new allegations. the company admitted back in september that it did rig tests on about 11 million cars worldwide. >>> san francisco voters will head to the polls tomorrow to weigh in on proposition f, otherwise known as the air bnb initiative. the results could have a major impact on the service, which allows users to rent out a room or their whole house to strangers. the proposal would toughen the rules that users must follow like putting a cap on the number of times a unit can be rented out. proponents say the service is purk long-term renters out of the city. air bnb has reportedly spent more than $8 million to defeat that measure. >>> open enrollment season is here, and this year marks the third one for the affordable care act. what began with very, very public technical glitches on the website, now the system is seeing some success. but as bertha coombs tells us, there are still growing pains. >> reporter: for software firm tools forever signing with a startup insurer seemed a good fit. non-profit health republic of

has already been denied parole 15 times. >>> union workers plan to protest at the san francisco airport today to support airport workers who were staging a one-day strike at 6 other u.s. cities. cabin, terminal cleaners and wheelchair attendants at other airports are calling for better wages and union rights. san francisco workers won't actually strike but will hold a demonstration at terminal three this morning. >>> time now 5:09. shocking video this morning shows a chopper spinning out of control. in the end it turned fatal. we have details straight ahead. >> it's one of the bay area's premiere wedding venues but neighbors say it's a nuisance. more on the wedding war just ahead. >> boy, great visibility there. but from our kpix 5 weather center, we are going to be checking in with our weather watcher and telling you where fog is an issue. >> and we have slow traffic already for the busy highway 4 commute leaving the antioch area. also delays for 680. i'll show you exactly where coming up. ,, on his legendary quest jack went looking for a man. known simply as...the onion whispe

required to carefully consider whether there is a threat to public safety. so far judges have denied about 26% of the total petitions that they have received. jeff pegues, cbs news, new york. >>> in san francisco bay some alumni of the infamous alcatraz prison held a reunion. bill geist took the boat over for "cbs sunday morning." >> good morning, everyone. welcome aboard the -- >> reporter: alumni of a renowned san francisco institution recently cruised to a rather remarkable reunion. >> you guys never bumped into each other at other facilities? >> no. we met here. >> reporter: on the isle of alcatraz. >> most of us were hardheaded criminals. we were convicts. we came here hardheaded, and we left the same way. >> reporter: former guards, inmates, and their families were invited to return to the fabled prison. >> welcome to the rock. >> reporter: celebrated in a dozen or more films and once home to crime superstars al capone, george "machine gun" kelly, and of course robert stroud, the bird man of alcatraz. >> solitary again, huh? >> did you ever meet him? >> well, nobody met him. he

officer shot him. police denied that the man was in cuffs and become unruly around paramedics. an independence investigation is underway to figure out exactly what happened. >>> a double decker bus went out of control in san francisco. four people are in the hospital in critical condition. the bus plowed into a bicyclist, two people and other vehicles on friday. it finally came to a stop at a construction site two blocks away from the initial crashes. the driver and 19 passengers on the bus were hurt. investigators are trying to pin down the exact cause. >> five detainees have been transferred out of the prison at kwan gitmo. the pentagon freed them over the weekend and sent to the to the ermingts -- emirates where they will we settle. >>> officials have not released how many weapons were stolen from a military facility. >>> a georgia man claimed he got through security with a loaded gun in his car-on. he didn't realize the weapon was in his bag when he took off from hartsville jackson november 5. >> i put my bag on the scanner, no problems, no issues. i had a loaded 380 in the ba

the deny three appeals that call for more revisions. >> the popular sal mop institute is out of a home after the san francisco state universitiened negotiations and evicted them. the vice president said that the university made good faith efforts to reach an agreement but the school voted or noted public safety permit and financial concerns let them to stop negotiate. the institute said this betrayed the community. they have until september to vacate. >> president obama has arrived in the philippines for the first of back-to-back asian as a matter of fact summits which are give united states a chance to reinforce trade and security ties with the area. during a three day trip to manila the president will meet with officials to enhance military cooperation as the fill means is one of the oldest allies in the area. president obama is coming off a trip to turkey for the g-20 summit. >> back to the overnight developments in the paris stepper attacks. we are in paris with thunderstorm with detail -- if paris with details on the raids and a military response. >> good morning. we are hear