what do you expect in oakland tonight? >> i was just out in the parking lot and it was a different vibe than in san diego. i don't know if it's because the fans here have been through it before if it's because we hate l.a. so much in san diego. [ laughter ] >> it was a party and a funeral last week in san diego not to make too much of it. it is sports. but that's our greatest civic institution in san diego. i was overwhelmed by how overwhelmed the people that were at the stadium last week were. it was actually a neat scene but really sad and i -- i don't know what to make of tonight. i know charles woodson is going to be playing his last game here and that seemed to be a little more on the fans' minds than, um, the fact that the raiders may be leaving. >> do you have a hunch being a columnist for the chargers, do you ever a hunch if it's going to be san diego or l.a.? i know you don't know for sure but what do you think? >> the answer i always give because this is what i have been following for more than a year, is all the

the 17-year-old shot and killed in west oakland. his mother standing along the two sons she has left says she is not angry. >> i'm not bitter. i'm hurt. i'm upset based on the circumstance. my son chose to die noble by not picking up a gun. >> reporter: for oakland city council member lanette, this murder of someone she knew in her own family was personal. >> my baby, like so many other babies, has lost his life needlessly. >> reporter: she raised torian. >> i was there when he came out the shoot. i was there when he took his first breath. i held him. the moment he was born. >> reporter: she considered him a grandchild and in her care, he thrived. >> he was nurtured by the parks and rec department. the afterschool programs. but not everybody in his circle had access to those things. >> reporter: in the end it was not enough to save him from the pearls of growing up in west oakland where the innocent become victims. lynette says this city failed him and the dozens of others who die of homicides in oakland this year but she promises t

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christ >> a somber gathering in oakland. a candle light memorial to the grandson of the city council president. christin ayers was there as mourners remembered the latest victim of gun violence. >> reporter: these were not the candles that family expected to light on christmas eve. nor the prayers they hoped to offer. >> we pray, god, against violence. >> reporter: prayers for torion hughes. the 17-year-old shot and killed in west oakland. his mother standing along the two sons she has left says she is not angry. >> i'm not bitter. i'm hurt. i'm upset based on the circumstance. my son chose to die noble by not picking up a gun. >> reporter: for oakland city council member lanette, this murder of someone she knew in her own family was personal. >> my baby, like so many other babies, has lost his life needlessly. >> reporter: she raised torian. >> i was there when he came out the shoot. i was there when he took his first breath. i held him. the moment he was born. >> reporter: she considered him a grandchild and in her care, h

. >> al davis buried here in oakland so my own permanent feeling is i feel they shall stay in oakland. business is business and city has to do what they have to do and raiders too. >> more on the raiders victory over the chargers including all pro defensive back emotional farewell to the raider nation. it was quite stirring actually. >>> man accused of threatening muslim community back at home tonight. next at 11:00. people he threatened respond you hear the surprising message. >>> mother nature christmas day gift. what skiers and boarders saying about the excitement onko the slopes this year. >>> also ahead. m taste that gave bay area family 28,000 dollars for christmas. all of that coming. but fears here's what's coming up 7 news at 1 11:00. >> tonight the wait is over. stars go to war here in hollywood. >> what can you tell us about. >> she doesn't quite look so much like a cross between much like a cross between benetia del toro >>> richmond man accused of making death threat against a muslim community are questioning the release. 55-year-old william selly arrested sunday after po

. >>> on the streets of oakland, california and all across america, good kids are going bad. >> every major city has a place where the girls can be found. >> that's one right there. >> i've seen them as young as, you know, 12 years old. >> they're the young and the lost, the runaways. the survivors of child sexual abuse, forced into the service of johns and pimps. >> we're talking about american children being bought and sold by american men in epidemic proportions around the country. >> today all it takes is the click of a mouse to send our most vulnerable kids into an underworld of degradation, drugs, and despair. >> you're pissing me. do you want me to break your camera? >> it's a career that's like the pits of hell. >> all right. this dude is actually exposed right now. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover with oakland's human trafficking task force as they battle to rescue the young and the lost. and turn the tables on the johns and the pimps that take advantage of america's children. >> what's going on? i'm on tv. ♪ >>> just across the bay from the glitter of san francisco lies th

stay in oakland! stay in oakland! >> yeah, those are raiders fans, showing up outside the team's headquarters today, the group set up there before the raiders final home game of the season with the chargers. there is the possibility that the raiders could move to l.a. next season. if so, that would mean that tonight's game as the coliseum would be the last one, if the raiders play there. >> reporter: the rainy day fit the mood of a handful of raiders fans who rallied outside team headquarters in alameda this morning. >> stay in oakland! >> reporter: what's in a name. >> this is bigger than football. >> reporter: it's pride, passion, heartbreak, that today could be the raiders last game in oakland. >> mark, what are you going to do to stay here, other than just say you want to stay here? >> reporter: team owner mark davis went to carson to work on a deal with the chargers. >> i'm determined this will not be the raiders last. >> reporter: she doesn't think davis wants to move to carson. >> we recognize

. >> al davis buried here in oakland so my own permanent feeling is i feel they shall stay in oakland. business is business and city has to do what they have to do and raiders too. >> more on the raiders victory over the chargers including all pro defensive back emotional farewell to the raider nation. it was quite stirring actually. >>> man accused of threatening muslim community back at home tonight. next at 11:00. people he threatened respond you hear the surprising message. >>> mother nature christmas day gift. what skiers and boarders saying about the excitement onko the slopes this year. >>> also ahead. m taste that gave bay area family 28,000 dollars for christmas. all of that coming. but fears here's what's coming up 7 news at 1 11:00. >> tonight the wait is over. stars go to war here in hollywood. >> what can you tell us about. >> she doesn't quite look so much like a cross between benetia del toro ok, wehere's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to t

this is what oakland is. >> raiders! >> reporter: fans understand the team known for saying just win, baby, could leave them with a loss if they follow through with a plan to move to southern california for the second time. >> a move back to los angeles would destroy the greatest comeback in sports history. >> reporter: the raiders are one of three teams the nfl is considering moving to southern california. the other two, the st. louis rams and the san diego chargers. in fact, the raiders' proposal includes sharing a stadium with the rival chargers. >> we do not share it with oakland. >> reporter: the same chargers they're playing tonight. >> i wouldn't want to share nothing with them, not even a church. >> determined that this will not be the raiders' last game in oakland. >> reporter: i spoke with oakland mayor by phone about this situation. she says building a new stadium for the team will be complex since they share it with the oakland a's and because the property is also co-owned by the city and alameda county. she

where traffic is very light leaving oakland heading into san francisco. do keep in mind you may see some brief delays later on this afternoon early evening with the raiders game scheduled for 5:25. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." guys? >>> the 911 center in san francisco experienced an emergency of its own this week. kpix 5's mark kelly shows us the backup plan in place after the center's computer system went down. >> reporter: san francisco's 911 center is the heart of the city but that heart gets a beat. >> did you break a sweat a little bit? >> maybe a little. >> reporter: the deputy director says the computer system dispatchers use to send firefighters and officers to emergencies suddenly turned off forcing dispatchers to world old school. [ talking on telephone ] >> we are a 911 center. we have backups to our backups to backups and we reverted to paper and pencil. >> reporter: without computers, dispatchers used paper forms and this old clipboard of pre- approved questions to help callers through their emergencies. and this giant board with its peg

that's a live look in oakland. there are freeze warnings posted, there are winter storm warnings posted in ukiah. the temperatures are going to be chilly. we could have a dusting -- ♪[ music ]♪ >> wait a minute. julie watts is here! >> really brian? you can just take it away! sometimes i feel silly when i look at brian and i'm giving the forecast. but now this already. >> nobody else does, though. [ laughter ] >> we are going to share it with you. heavy rainfall right now in san leandro. this is just one cell within this band ai

oakland, my family has been to almost all raider games. this is a symbol of family and community. >> reporter: a symbol he is fighting to keep at home. the raiders working to keep a team in los angeles at a brand- new stadium. >> there's a competition to get to los angeles it's possible the nfl might help them here and i think this has the best fan base in the world as you can see. you're going to see this tonight. we are going to act like it's a play-off game. >> reporter: the nfl is expected to vote on who makes the move to l.a. in a few weeks. >> it's just a matter of the politics to get the stadium situation dealt with. >> reporter: oakland's mayor libby schaaf says fans should keep the faith. she tells kpix 5, "we're confident we can keep the raiders in oakland in a way that works for the team and fans and is responsible to our taxpayers and protects the public dollar. " she says the city plans to update the nfl on their progress next week and ask for more time for a deal. in oakland, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> by the way, one of the b

oakland changing, i mean, if you haven't been to oakland in a while, it is hip right now. a lot of years it wasn't hip. >> new condos and apartments. people moving into live over here. looking at the view to san francisco is gorgeous -- >> i live in oakland, i tell you, i love oakland. i can't think of another place where i would want to live. driving around i notice a lot of new restaurants. on broadway, a high tech hub. uber is moving in. people just go to brain storm. >> look at this picture. pretty. >> beautiful. >> coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, new developments from the shooting in san francisco. new evidence that shows officers were justified. that story and much mo tonight at 10:00 p.m. good night. life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. oh, i forgot to ask. did it hurt? did what hurt? when y

that's a live look in oakland. there are freeze warnings posted, there are winter storm warnings posted in ukiah. the temperatures are going to be chilly. we could have a dusting -- ♪[ music ]♪ >> wait a minute. julie watts is here! >> really brian? you can just take it away! sometimes i feel silly when i look at brian and i'm giving the forecast. but now this already. >> nobody else does, though. [ laughter ] >> we are going to share it with you. heavy rainfall right now in san leandro. this is just one cell within this band of rain that's falling right now. this is the cold front passing through moving from north to south through the bay area. behind it continues scattered showers as brian mentioned. that cold, unstable air could spark some thunderstorms later on today and, yes, by tonight we do see a dusting of snow on some of our local peaks. right now, temperatures are chilly. not freezing but chilly nonetheless. we are topping out currently in the 40s in most places, san francisco 51 thanks to the moderat

it is charles woodson's last game in oakland. the future hall of famer announced his retirement earlier in the week. you have woodson getting his teammates ready to battle the chargers. in the fourth, raiders down 5. derek carr to michael crabtree, touchdown. raiders would complete the two-point conversion and go up three. after a charger's field goal they would go to overtime. in overtime, carr finds seth roberts with a bobble shin job. he focuses and holds on to the ball. raiders would get a field goal to go up three and an unbelievable catch by seth roberts. san diego with one last chance. fourth and 3. that's no good. the raiders are winners. 23-20. >> i wanted to suck it all in, man. take my time with it. it's like, you know, how when you have something really good to eat and it's good to you and you don't want to eat it really quick so you take your time and you just nibble on it a little bit. that's kind of how i felt. it's going to be my last time running out here in the coliseum, getting a chance to run out there in that

it's life care. >> vicki: a problem of dumping in oakland. and after years of trying. it is still unresolved. vicki.the problem contributes to urban flooding. and lowers property values --- causing businesses to go belly up. kron-4's stanley roberts explains. >> stanley: there is a cloud over east oakland, and it has to do with blight. but not your average blight this is a lincoln navigator which according to the owner via a translator claims it simply blew up while they were sleeping >>: ambiance >> stanley: so the gutted car sits on the corner of 90th ave and b st with a note reading please don't to it my insurance adjuster will pick up within 24 hours. that was 72 hours ago >> stanley: several blocks away just off san leandro blvd sits a gutted out ford taurus just under a sign which reads warning security camera in use. >>: ambiance >> stanley: on the same block is this ford thunderbird with a warning sticker claiming the vehicle is not in acceptable condition, n it turns out the car was on private property but was moved to a public street >> stanley: oakland, prim

you can see it's above oakland international airport. we believe this is trying to make a landing on the north field. >> these are our first really good live pictures of the plane in question. we are minutes away from landing and we are staying on this with you for what we hope is a safe resolution to a story we have been following almost four hours now. i would like to bring tom in to get a look at how serious this situation is. >> what's serious is the fact that they're burning off all this fuel. a 737 has no problem taking off and landing fully fueled because it is the kind of aircraft that doesn't weigh enough to warrant that. so that's and indication this is serious. whether or not that will be light enough to not have trouble with the landing gear, which is not fully resubtracted, remains to be seen. if it's a sensor telling the pilot the wheel is not fully retracted, that can be checked out. but there is a problem with this not fully extended and they're trying to make it as light as possible. thousands of pounds here and this sug

there is a look at interstate 880 in oakland. we're also looking at other commutes in the bay and you can see even 580, which is usually slow through livermore, is light. 8:33. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> new any morning, the pentagon says an islamic state leader linked to the paris attacks was killed by airstrikes in syria on christmas eve. they say another key isis figure was killed by a airstrike in mosul on saturday. this comes as iraq and coalition forces retook ramadi over the weekend. >>> this morning, two people are under arrest in belgium on suspicious of planning attacks during the holidays. these stem from recent police searches in brussels. the announcement did not say if the suspects are male or female, but one is charged with acting as ring leader and recruiter. the other accused as coconspirator. of the searches uncovered military training uniforms, isis propaganda material and computer files. >>> 8:34. here at home, learning more about a suspect in connection to a body that was found christma

stay in oakland. stay in oakland! >> the cold and rain yesterday a group of fans sit outside the headquarters. they chanted and held signs asking mark davis to keep the team in oakland. >> mark, what are you going to do to stay here other than say you want to stay here. >> we understand the frustration with the previous leadership in oakland. and carson is plan b. we're convinced we can get the plan a if given the time. >> oakland mayor says the city will ask the nfl for more time. the -- oakland has the only shared football/baseball left in the country. they are work on a deal to share a stadium with the chargers. >>> coming up, a tornado touches down near sacramento, the damage done in el dorado hills as some people will spend christmas cleaning up. >>> a bay area boys choir is traveling overseas to perform. >>> outside our doors it's cold. i'll have a look at the current conditions. and we'll look at the moon setting. it's a dry one, but chilly weather in the forecast. . >>> welcome back. students at a school in oa

a story to tell about their flight from oakland other -- oakland to chicago. passengers saw sparks fly as the landing gear went out right after take-off. the plane then circled for hours over lathrop and manteca to burn fuel. then it turned back to oakland and came in for an emergency landing. >> oh, i thought i was going to die. some people were really scared. when the pilots kept coming out of the cockpit i think that's what was really alarming. >> some of the passengers decided to get off and not try to catch another flight. others boarded different planes to get to their destinations. no word yet on what caused the malfunctions. >>> tonight an oakland city councilwoman is the target of a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. christin ayers on the political disagreement that led to an alleged assault. >> the people in the city of oakland do not expect their representatives to engage in street brawls. >> reporter: attorney charles bonner says a street brawl is exactly what happened between oakland city council member deslee brooks and elaine brown october 30th at eve

an emergency landing at oakland international airport. the problem that forced the southwest plane to turn back around, shortly after take-off. =scott/2shot= good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm sam brock. =kira/2shot= and i'm kira klapper. scott and kris have the day off. shot= thus. him sam brock. pa and i'm kira klapper. scott and kris have the day off. the plane made the emergency landing within just the past hour. tense moments for all 139 passengers onboard. >> nbc bay area's chuck coppola ng.ns us live from oakland international airport. chuck, plenty of concern here but the plane did land safely. okay. looks like we are having a hard time right now getting in touch with chuck although these are images from inside oakland international airport. there's chuck. and there's the plane. again, that took off this morning at about 6:00. had to divert because there was an issue with the landing gear. ended up circling in the central valley for four hours to burn down that fuel for a safe landing. chuck is going to rejoin us and giv

uare off in oakland >>> 6:23. it's the matchup basketball fans have been waiting for all season long. the warriors and the cavaliers square off in oakland in a christmas day showdown the first time since they met back in the nba finals. >> the memories come back as soon as you walk into the building but also understand it is one of 82. we want to play well going against the best team in the league right now. but it's not like the season ends if we lose. >> you probably remember the last time these two met at oracle. steph curry lit up the cavs defense scoring 37 points in front of a crowd that was absolutely losing their minds. many experts considering today's game a preview of the 2016 finals. >>> good morning, everyone. the videotape of last night's game won't be sent to the hall of fame. but charles woodson's cleats probably will. the raiders took the chargers to overtime hoping to send woodson home a winner. the 18-year veteran announcing his retirement last monday. five minutes left oakland trailing 17-12 but

oakland 37. livermore -- there is a couple. >> 34 at -- it's a cold start to the morning. 30 in santa rosa. here's what's going to happen. today looks nice. there might be a shower or two but aside from that, increasing sunshine, the winds out of the northwest, and temperatures will be in the low 50s today. on saturday, it will be 54 and plenty of sunshine. by sunday a week system grazes the north bay but we won't get much. and aside from that we'll be high and dry all the way to the eve of 2016. so it's looking fairly high and dry. by the way all the talk of el nino most of the el nino influence rains actually begin in january and in february. and so we'll see if that holds true. five times out of six it has. we shall see. >>> the latest incident of gun violence in oakland is personal form one city leader. yesterday a crowd held a candlelight vigil to remember 17-year-old torian hughes. he was shot and killed during a robbery in west oakland on sunday. city council member lynette gibson mcelhane

one aren't sure many the city of oakland will meet. want to move oakland, san diego and st. lieus to come up with a firm financing plan for a new stadium. that plan has to be submitted by tomorrow. "the chronicle" reports that oakland is not prepared to have taxpayers foot the bill to pay for a new stadium. the city and the county is still paying for the expansion of the coliseum, a tab of $22 million per year total. oakland leaders plan to send a letter to the league hoping to persuade the raiders to stay in oakland. commissioner roger goodell isn't known for easing up on deadlines. with that in mind the christmas eve game at 0.co may have been, in fact, the last game in oakland for the raiders. a harrowing thought for the fans of the silver and black. >> move back to los angeles would destroy the greatest comeback in sports history. >> chargers don't want to share with the raiders. the raiders need to stay in oakland. san diego needs to stay in san diego. >> we do not want to share with oakland. >> there you go. mayor libby shaft did tell nbc bay area on thursday that she

oakland is dry. but these areas of instability are going to slide through the bay area throughout the evening hours. 43 right now in santa rosa. it's going to get cold tonight. it's breezy out there and the winds are going to keep temperatures from getting crazy cold. it's going to be cold with a chance of sprinkle tonight. you can get down to 29 degrees east of santa rosa. napa get could down to 34. san jose, 31 degrees possible. just below freezing. here's the forecast for san francisco tomorrow. it's a cool 45 degrees in san francisco. the models want to pan in a chance for spripgles tomorrow. it's a possibility, but it will -- it would be hitt or miss. the chance of showers tomorrow morning light. somebody will but if any one of us, it's going to be mostly clear skies by lunchtime. the temperatures will be in the low 50s. and friday night, clear skies will lead to overnight lowe's. frost advisory wills go into effect tomorrow night and possible a freeze warning. low 50s, not upper 50s, low 50s, 5

a plan that many don't expect the city of oakland to submit. the city and the county are still footing the bill for the expansion of the coliseum. that is a tab of about $22 million per year. now, fans might be hoping for a hail mary. >> it will sort of rip at the family, it really would. the passion here in oakland is for this team and we really want them to stay. >> it would be heartbreaking if they left. this is what oakland is. >> the raiders need 24 votes by all the football owners in order to be allowed to move. if they don't get 24 votes, then they'll be back in oakland next year talking, again, about potentially a new stadium. those nfl oepewners are expecteo vote and other teams including st. louis and san diego by the beginning of next year. mayor libby shaft has told nbc bay area is determined that thursday's game was not the last game in oakland. i'm damian trujillo. >>> we have a follow up now temperatures are falling and still more than 1,000 people are without water and heat in the east bay. pg & e is working into the investigati

it was headed to oakland from lincoln. kiet do joins us live from castro valley with that story. >> heavy winds and rain r the weather will cooperate today and they hope to major progress in pulling that wreckage out. the victim is john sacco from rockland. he is an entrepreneur and industrial hygienist helping companies understand and avoid occupational health hazards. to give you some sense. difficult work ahead, look at this photo. the wreckage of a p.a. 32 remains in the steep wooded hills near castro valley. it appears to have struck trees and broke apart and will be carried out in pieces. it took searchers hours to find the crash site in the rugged terrain. this is just off 393000 block of palomares road. the faa reported he lost contact with air traffic controllers about is it miles east of the oakland airport around 11:30 yesterday morning. those who knew him say he was a decent person. >> that doesn't leave a lot for people when you say, yeah, he was a nice guy. but genuinely he was. >> reporter: now, his last dis

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to 4.6%. >> it is oakland's time. >> the news couldn't come at a better time for oakland's mayor. she says this is proof oakland's market is strong. >> what i am hoping will happen is people will build more office buildings. >> we have entitled projects that haven't dug the shovel in the ground yet. >> oaklanders say one thing that has gone up here, cost for the middle class. >> just having our offices down here, the parking lot next door to us doubled their parking prices. >> she a community worker in downtown oakland. she said the business boom is great but not for everyone. >> i am concerned about this placement. there is such a rich culture. it is hard to survive out there right now. >> lifelong oaklander isn't sure if he will be able to stay here much longer. >> everyone -- all my friends from the city want to come here now but -- i want to be able to live here too. hopefully they can do some something about it and -- keep us all here. >> i asked the mayor about this. >> we know that we have got to bring jobs to this region so our residents can afford the high price of living

we can tell you it will include a request for more time. >> a plan to keep the oakland raiders in oakland is far from finished. >> there's concern by many in our camp that if we don't get something solid to keep the team in oakland, it will be a sign that oakland doesn't care and they can just leave. >> he says he's been a raider's fan since 1976. >> took me to a local watering hole to keep me out. but i remember everybody jumping up and down. >> fans are still jumping up and down despite several seasons of losses. the st. lewis group with much more to l.a. >> it's down to the wire for oakland to present a new statement to the nfl. on december 30th, we'll be giving the nfl an update on progress. oakland is operating in a uniquely complex situation and that we can't what needs to be a transparent public process. he's hoping he still won't have to share for his last. >> we need to find creative ways to keep the team. >> in oakland, abc 7 news. >> the owner's meeting is scheduled for january 12th. it's important to note that while they could decide which team or teams will be given approval

northbound looking good as you work your way into oakland. southbound you're up to speed out of oakland into hayward down into fremont. heading to the south bay no delays along 880 there. so far no delays out of the altamont pass. good news all around. >>> a big example of holiday giving has just happened in watsonville. sharon chin shows us that the community raised tens of thousands of dollars to give the woman the best give she could imagine. >> reporter: with a robotic arm attached to her wheelchair brenda baeza is discovering the fremont of things she could -- freedom of things she could never do before. >> first thing i did was turn on my computer and the lights. >> reporter: the jayco robotic arm a $50,000 christmas gift from her community in watsonville and santa cruz. they raised $44,000 in three months. she added $6,000 of her own savings but found out this morning an anonymous donor will cover her contributions. >> overwhelming. i always knew there were kind people out there but experiencing it firsthand was amazing. >> reporter: b

forty-three in oakland. and 31 in livermore where visibility is down to less than a quarter mile along 580 this morning. this is your morning drive. be prepared for that. thirty-five in san jose. temperatures freezing and just above for some folks. concord around the may. we're cooler. down by six in oakland. down by hay justice of the peace ward. down by seven in a wide san jose. we are going to be mostly clear and dry. we're going to remain in cool pattern. take a look in noontime.

they will be fighting to bring jahi back to oakland. her mother has been struggling to pay their rent in new jersey. however, the insurance is had been paying the medical expect for now. >> catherine: a woman is behind bars... after being suspected of killing an 18- month-old baby. >> catherine: police arrested the 24-year-old babysitter at travis air force base in fairfield. >> catherine: they say the baby boy had been violently shaken and dropped on the floor. he died december 18th of severe internal brain injuries. >> catherine: health officials say about 300 babies a year in the u.s. die from being shaken. >> catherine: a word of caution from authorities in the north bay. >> catherine: monday in petaluma, thieves broke into 5 cars - smashing windows and grabbing gifts. >> catherine: police say - the crooks are looking for easy targets and valuable gifts that are left out in the open. people are being reminded to put gifts in the trunk. >> catherine: police are also increasing area patrols. >>.it's terrible >> catherine: police are l

. >>> oakland's mayor will also be there. she was invited to speak on three different conference panels. kpix 5's wilson walker on why oakland is getting global attention. . >> i will be sharing examples of things that we have done in oakland that lead to our 10% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions since 2005. >> reporter: the invitation to paris means sharing oakland's success on the world stage. >> we require our ships at the port to plug in to an electrical source rather than run their engines. >> reporter: the mayor says the climate fight is really a local one. >> recognizing the role, the powerful role, that local government can play and that cities in the world are going to play with world climate change. >> reporter: people in oakland know that helping the planet isn't cheap. last year city counsel approved a plan to cut landfill waste. now homes and businesses are seeing the results of that plan in higher garbage bills. >> it shows up on your bill. shows up on what you don't buy because you are paying your recycling

let's check on oakland. if you're going to be out and about for the evening, 52 degrees expected around 6:00. 9:00 or so slipping into the mid to upper 40s and then we won't stop in. temperatures continue to fall after noon the midnight hour. 42 degrees expected for you there. san jose chilly one expected. settling in at about 6:00, maybe heading out to dinner. 48 degrees expected. by 9:00, cool, clear sky. 43 degrees expected. wind, we ring in the new year at midnight. expect temperatures to be right around 39 degrees and the continuing to cool in the overnight hours. meanwhile, for our folks headed to lake tahoe for your bay area weekend and holiday, looking at dry weather all the way through sunday. things will start to change late sunday. for the most part, mostly sunny skies, breezy weather at times. temperatures in the teens overnight friday into saturday. slightly warmer on sunday, but even the afternoon highs quite cool. dry conditions expected. but i would encourage you to take your chains because o

oakland, san diego, y san luis. esa fecha tope es el 30 de diciembre cuando dichas ciudades deben entregan sus planes de financiar un nuevo estadio en sus locales. la ciudad de oakland y el condado de alameda todavia estan pagando por la remodelaccion del coliseo. ambos pagan 22 millones de dolares en total por esa remodelaccion. y los aficionados pues estn molestos por lo que puede suceder. take sot out: runs: contvo los aficionados dicen que los raiders tienen que quedarse en la ciudad de oakland porque los piratas son del este de la baha... damian on cam tag la alcaldesa de oakland, libby schaff, nos informo la semana pasada que ella no cree que el partido de la noche buena llegara a ser el ultimo, sin embargo este 30 de diciembre veremos que puede suceder... damian trujillo, noticiero telemundo 48, primera edicion. juanfra --- tiempo de una nueva pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion... take vo / juanfra --- en mxico asesinan a tiros al cantante de musica regional nan lvarez, bastante polmico por sus p

one-eye popping play and a goodbye to an oakland as great. ,,,, ,, that sound. like nails on aac. t lilien t tthisis (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleashgigivet a pop.p.ugh. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> good morning. welcome back. westbound 84 right at ruby hill. we have an accident with chp on scene. no word if injuries are involved. but one lane is shut down leaving one lane open. we're seeing delays there in both directions. getting word that highway 130 between mount hamilton closed for the snow. more on that coming up. >>> 5:23. peyton manning is considering suing over a report that says he used human growth hormone back in 2011. the report aired on the news outlet al-jazeera al-jazeera america. a pharmacist was caught on undercover video claiming the broncos quarterback and other athletes received the growth from a clinic. the pharmacist says the claims are unlieu. peyton manning says it's lies. >> the

live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> breaking news in oakland. all charges have been dropped against 14 protestors who locked themselves to a bart train last november. the black friday protestors were arrested after chaining themselves to the bart train at the west oakland station. they were demonstrating against the police shootings in ferguson, missouri. >>> another black eye for the santa clara county jail. the "mercury news" reports at least a dozen guards are being investigated for allegedly exchanging racist texts including photos of swastikas and lynching. the jail is under fire for the beating death of an inmate in august. the sheriff says they are shameful and is threatening to fire the individuals involved pending an investigation. >>> an angry crowd demands justice for a man shot and killed by san francisco police. mario woods was killed wednesday when he refused to drop a kitchen knife. police sabine bags and pepper spray didn't work so they resorted to bullets. the police chief is defending the use of deadly force. >>> new video this

here we are looking at rain for oakland. at 6:00 a.m., scattered showers. the model picks it out and puts more showers in right about there. sunday comes out. it's done, but another chance for more scattered showers as the clouds slide over the top. it's that kind of a day. not an organized pattern here. it's an air mass. the air is cold. now, the sun comes out in the afternoon, clouds develop and you get thunderstorms or scattered showersment tomorrow morning in san jose, 6:00 a.m., rain. as you head into lunchtime, scattered showers, maybe the same deal, just a little further south. best chance for a thundershower in the east. there we go with partly cloudy skies in the late day with this system winding down into the evening. mid-50s for daytime tomorrow. it shakes out with plenty of showers showing up tomorrow morning. it breaks off tomorrow afternoon and then maybe something friday morning. don't count on it the bulk of the weekend looks nice. friday, saturday, sunday looks pretty dry. >> that's good stuff. >> those are the days to get out and do someth

of a big rig problem on 880 in oakland. a portion of concrete slab is broken, forcing the chp to close three southbound lanes. the slab is broken in at least three places. the repair work involves pouring cement and letting it set. the job is not expected to be done until 4:00 in the morning. >>> now to the wet and windy weather. a huge ficus tree comes crashing down. there it is there, in alameda seconds after that car passed by. the tree fell during the blustery conditions this morning. the trees came down at the sonoma horse park in petaluma. one horse was killed. for many of us tomorrow is like a friday. rob mayeda is here tracking the conditions for us and santa. >> we will see a break in the action likely 6:00 to 10:00 this morning. wind gusts up to 75 miles an hour at big rock ridge. and wind speeds 40 to 50 miles an hour. the wind speeds have come down considerably. there is good news for you. and the rain showers we had this evening in the peninsula are beginning to shut down as we get a break in the action. a good

forty-three in oakland. and 31 in livermore where visibility is down to less than a quarter mile along 580 this morning. this is your morning drive. be prepared for that. thirty-five in san jose. temperatures freezing and just above for some folks. concord around the may. we're cooler. down by six in oakland. down by hay justice of the peace ward. down by seven in a wide san jose. we are going to be mostly clear and dry. we're going to remain in cool pattern. take a look in noontime. fifty degreece expected. low 50s as we get into the afternoon. temperatures 50 degrees. 55-degrees in santa rosa. 564 for napa today. fifty-five san jose. along the peninsula, 52 in redwood city. san francisco, 52 for the second part of the day. cool weather will remain in place. we have a chance for a few sprinkles come wednesday. we are have a good-looking dry foredays in store for new year's eve. the extended forecast in just a little bit. good morning, sal. how is the traffic? >> it's good. >> back to you. that was a small j

>>> new developments now in a shooting in oakland earlier this week. ktvu has learned one of the victims was the grandson of the city county president in oakland. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. >> reporter: the oakland city council is obviously impacted anytime there is a loss of life here in this city, but this homicide is different. we learned that the 17-year-old grandson of council president, la net gibson macklehaney was gunned down. the council presidented posted that 17-year-old torrian hughes lost his life. she also lashed out in this facebook post against the senseless violence that continues to plague her city, saying the killing of her grandson, plus more over the next two days, quote, only strengthen my resolve for eradicating gun violence in our city. torrian hughes was the oldest of three boys. 0 on a gofundme page, he is described as executive, creative, and witty. oakland police, say he was with another teen sunday around 1:30, when two male suspects drove up and started shooting. oakland mayor libby schaaf who

the passion here in oakland is for this team. and we really want them to stay. >> the raiders are one on of three teams the nfl is considering moving to southern california. rams are one were. raiders would be a package deal with san diego. >> the raiders need to stay in oakland. san diego needs to stay in san diego. >>> we do not want to share with oakland. >> the same chargers they are playing tonight. >> i wouldn't want to share nothing, not even a church. >> this will not be the last game in oakland. >> i spoke with libby about this situation. she said building a new stadium for the team will be complex since they share with the oakland a's. the property is owned by the city and alameda county. she will submit a proposal soon. >> we're confident we can keep the raiders in oakland in a way that is responsible to our taxpayers. >> i'm a raiders fan. >> for the long-time raiders fans, they hope she's right. >> a move back to los angeles would destroy the greatest come canback in sports history. >> the mayor will submit that to t

back at home the latest bay area storm brought quite a square for one family in oakland. sky 7 hd shows us where a tree fell onto their apartment thursday night nearly going into a bedroom where they and their baby were sleeping. this morning there's concern that that tree could just be the >> reporter: new dad tony wagner says his.ç family is lucky to b alive. a huge tree toppled over on to his apartment building in the middle of the night and came inches from his bedroom window where he was asleep with his wife and baby. this is the second tree to fall on the building in just the past few months. >> with el nino coming we have let the property management as well as the city of oakland know that this is a hazard. >> reporter: but wagner and his neighbors say the city has been slow to respond. >> we were supposed to get an arborist out here to do something and nothing has happened. >> reporter: just last week a teenager was killed when a tree branch smashed near lake merritt. two years ago a windstorm knocked an enormous eucalyptuk over. i went to city hall to see what's

to 4.6%. >> it is oakland's time. >> the news couldn't come at a better time for oakland's mayor. she says this is proof oakland's market is strong. >> what i am hoping will happen is people will build more office buildings. >> we have entitled projects that haven't dug the shovel in the ground yet. >> oaklanders say one thing that has gone up here, cost for the middle class. >> just having our offices down here, the parking lot next door

it was over that in oakland and san rafael close to an inch. some of these numbers are the biggest rain totals we have seen since last december. look at this video. they saw nearly two feet of snow in the past 48 hours creating whiteout conditions there and even getting to the mourn step was a challenge. it is showing you going on 80 and 50 was a treacherous task. we did have at sugar bowl 22 inches. a little less than that in emerald bay. we will track our next storm coming up. >> drew, thank you. see you then. >>> let's check in with sergio who is live in san francisco with a look at the clean up around the bay area. >> a lot of work ahead for some folks, sergio. >> it took crews a good part of the day to clear up a lot of the stopped up street gutters that were causing traffic problems earlier in the day. some had standing water like this spot here and it is getting pretty cold out here. some of these spots can get slick so drivers need to be careful. the day's storms caused an array of problems. it looked more like a river. the tow truck dr

oakland you wake up at 43. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy in oakland tomorrow. same deal in san francisco for the bay area about 50 degrees for your daytime high. this next system, this thursday system, will impact the midmorning commute and early afternoon commute. it is a quick mover but we will get snow in the mountains and we could see about half an inch of rain if we are lucky. a good sign. weather coming on thursday so tomorrow is a transition day. there is more weather to talk about coming up.>>> it is a signal of change in us policy in the middle east. where the us are sending troops to fight isis. >>> the right toy for the right child. see how a mother of a biracial child who is trying to collect dolls that look like the kids. >>> the local crab season is it finally getting underway? the testing that is being done. >>> despite president. obama's pledge there will be no troops on the ground, us troops are heading to syria. the secretary of defense announced the deployment of special forces in syria. >>reporter: president. obama repeatedly said there woul

we are live at oakland international airport tonight. john, those passengers were taken up about this. reporter: as you can imagine, this was an or deal for the passengers on board that flight. all of them made it back here safely. the passengers bound from oakland to chicago knew there were problems after the 6:00 a.m. takeoff. >> we heard what sounded like a gun pop, pop, pop, and then saw flames. the whole side of the plane lit up. >> right at takeoff, when the landing gear was coming up, it was difficult. you heard a lot of noise that sounded terrible. reporter: the flight crew came out and said there was a problem with the landing gear. they knew the situation was serious. >> i knew i was in trouble when we were taking off. i looked out to the side of the plank on the left, and there was flames, sparks, loud gun shot noises. >> i was scared. reporter: the flight made in as far as the central valley and circled around and around burning off fuel for an emergency landing after returning to oakland. >> i thought it was weird. i thought