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That Surveillance Video emerged, which captured the gunman opening fire. The video needs no sound to show the terror of last friday night. A surveillance camera inside a cafe captured the gunfire, and the image of one of the gunmen highlighted in red in the upper left hand corner. A bit later, the gunman outside approaches the front door. He turns the gun to the ground, and turns away. Seconds later, two women, alive, rise up from that very spot and run. Clues and tips are coming in, as French Police and special forces close in on terror suspects. Residents heard explosives and more than 5,000 rounds in an apartment building. Police say the raid came after a tip that 27yearold abdel Abdelhamid Abaaoud was not in syria. I learned it was at my house and the individuals barricaded themselves at my nows. I didnt know that they were terrorists. Reporter this man was among those arrested. A total of eight taken into custody. There are reports the female suicide bomber may be a cousin of abaaoud. We are trying to identify the terrorists that are dead, or anybody that could be implied or involved. Reporter the french government says the identification of all 129 victims is now complete. Faces that people in paris never want to forget. Among the mourners are children. These two girls lost their cousin chloe. I chose to bring them here today, because i think its important for them to understand whats going on and for them to see what were all out here anyway, because were not afraid. Reporter people struggling to understand how to light a way forward for this city of light. Concerns over other potential attacks have spread now to the United States. An isis video warns of an impending attack on new york city. The video shows times square, and seems to show a bomber zipping his jacket over a suicide belt. New york mayor, bill de blasio said police are taking all precautions. There is no indication that this video is credible, and fear is the point of these videos, but will not be intimidated. I was right where those two people are laying on the ground, and for whatever reason, he picked up the gun and walked away. Just amazing that theyre still alive. Some reports say that it might have misfired or might have jammed. That might have made the difference in those women being dead among the victims and walking away. This is just touching people all around the world. Isis militants released a picture today of what they claim is the bomb that destroyed a russian passenger jet. It appears to be quite simple. This is it. A can of pineapple sodiuma and what may be a detonator and a switch. Theres no confirmation this is the actual bomb. The plane blew up and crashed in egypt on october 31. All 224 people onboard were killed. Isis claims the bomb was snuggled onto the plane, and they say the metro jet was targeted because russia was conducting air strikes in syria. An argument has broken out about isis. An argument about isis has broken out, excuse me, between a San Francisco Internet Company and the hacker group anonymous. Anonymous claims cloud flare allows proisis content. Cloud flare ceo says the claims are absurd. The ceo also says when there are concern basis website content, the Company Always contacts the state department. Stay with us ktvu news for continuing coverage from paris. Well bring you the latest on air, and online as it happens. New at 10 00, a candlelight vigil amid the brief in paris and uncertainty in the world. Students gathered at notre dame at a university in belmont. Heather holmes is live with how the tone of tonights event changed. Reporter julie, the university actually started planning this vigil weeks ago, in response to a series of campus shootings across the country. Then paris happened, and the prayers multiplied. [ music ] small candles glow from cupped hands, as a small group gathered to pray. Reporter the gathering at Notre Dame University in belmont was originally planned as a remembrance of those lost to campus violence. The shooting rampage at Umpqua Community college in oregon last month that left ten people, including the gunman dead, was the catalyst. We can only imagine what its like to have that kind of violence happen on your campus. To have students or faculty, staff, killed. Those people are really on our hearts. October 1, 2015. Reporter since august, seven other College Campuses have also seen violence, shaking juan pasque ls sense of security. And an attempt to ease, there were moments of song, and silence to honor the dead, not only on College Campuses, but elsewhere. The recent events in france, too heartbreaking to ignore. Whats happening to the people in syria, and then in france, we just decided we need to pray for our world at this time. [ music ] reporter the terror attacks in paris were mentioned several times tonight. And that student that i spoke with, juan, it turns out that hes part of the french studies program. While hearts were indeed heavy here, there was hope. I want to read for you, the last line that a student read to the crowd tonight. It says be the change you wish to see. Create a better place for us to be. Reporting live in belmont, heather holmes, ktvu, fox 2 news. Later tonight, keeping College Students safe on campus, the new app that uses location data to alert friends, family, even police. A San Francisco judge today cited with a husband in a case involving frozen embryoos that are shared by a couple about to be divorced. The judge ruled those embryos should be destroyed. Steven finley wanted the embryos destrowed. His soon to be exwife wanted them restored. She is now 46, and says those embryos are her only path to having biological kids. However, both lee and finley signed a contract that requires the embryos be destroyed if the couple divorces. In her ruling, the judge said quote, while lee might have a right to procreate, she does not have a right to procreate with finley. Reporter Edward Vanwright was charged with being a sex offender on school grounds. The graduate teety was discovered at the French International school. Police say they believe its the symbol of a group founded by a student of malcolm x. While a hate crime charge is a possibility, police say there is no evidence that vanwright is connected to terrorism, or meant to threaten that school. Authorities in the south bay have arrested three people on suspicion of human trafficking. Authorities maid the arrest after searching the tapia ole restaurant in san jose. Authorities say people working at the businesses said theyd been mistreated and were victims of wage theft. Police arrested the business owners. All of them are from san jose. The Santa Clara County Sheriffs Department says the investigation began after several workers contacted authorities and said theyd been brought to the United States from spain to work at the restaurant and the salon. In Sonoma County, a big rig crash near cirrus point claimed the life of at least one person this afternoon. It happened just after 3 30 on eastbound highway 37. The eastbound lanes remain closed at this hour. The chp says the crash involved two big rigs and at least five other vehicles. Its still unclear what caused the accident. Now to the bay bridge, where a woman, varying virtually nothing was seen walking in the middle of traffic, right at the height of the evening commute. These pictures were posted to social media. They show that woman walking on the eastbound direction at about 6 00 tonight. A Highway Patrol officer, picked her up, and took her to Highland Hospital in oakland for a psychiatric evaluation. Now to question about the safety of those orange barriers in San Francisco. Tonight, the department of public works confirmed to ktvu, that those barriers were not in compliance with city rules. Reporter Surveillance Video shows an out of control tour bus employing through some plastic construction barriers on post street before mason. The Attorney Says his client was purposely trying to hit them. He tried to hit a few of those first, to see if he could slow the bus down. He said they flew away like paper with the weight of the with us. Reporter the driver of the sight seeing bus, kenneth mullvar says the brakes shut down. Everyone one is supposed to hold 160 gallons of water to make then secure. It does keep them in place, and keeps people safe from oncoming vehicles. Reporter today those barriers were back up in front of the Prescott Hotel where renovations were underway. We have counted at least three bare areas that have very large holes or cracks of them. They definitely do not have water in the barriers. 8 of the 18 barriers did contaper. We reached out to dig new york, the company in charge of securing the construction permit, but they have not returned our phone calls, so how could this oversight have happened . Dpw says it informed dig new york that it was not in compliance. The same problem exists at other construction sites around the city. Workers told us off camera, that they dont secure the bare areas, even though its the law, because it makes them difficult to move around, which of course, is exactly the point. In San Francisco, ktvu, fox 2 news. Late this afternoon, a department of public works spokesperson contacted us and said that the broken barriers are now being removed, and replaced with barriers that are now filled with water. A woman is behind bars tonight, for allegedly having sex with someone who was incapable of giving consent. Why the fbi is involved, coming up. Temperatures are going to be on the warm side in some cities. And fresh powder on the slopes as ski resorts seeing green. Were very hopeful in the industry that this el nino season is going to flip the script. But that doesnt guarantee the snow will stick around. Coming up, how this powerful el nino could make or break the ski season. New at 10 00, a petaluma woman is behind bars tonight accused of a sex crime that came to light as part of an fbi investigation. Ken wayne is live in petaluma and talked to the suspects family who said the woman herself is also a victim. Reporter police say the woman committed a sex act against an adult who was legally incapable of allowing consent. But the suspects family says this case is not that simple. 42yearold tanya hopper is behind bars tonight at the Sonoma County jail on 250,000 bond. Police say hopper committed an illegal sex act against a developmentally disabled adult. It is committing oral copulation against someone who doesnt have the legal means to grant consent. Reporter the unusual case startwide a call from the San Francisco fbi office, which is investigating an International Child Pornography Case involving suspects from the bay area in other states, and as far away as the united kingdom. After briefing we them, we drafted a search warrant for the residents in question on wilson street. Reporter hoppers alleged victim was not a child. Although police would not reveal that persons age or gender. Ive been working here over 20 years, and was a detective myself before supervising the unit. Sadly, there are a lot of cases like this, but its less frequent that you see a female suspect for sure. Theres more to the story than what you see in print in the paper. Theres so much more. Tanyas mother tells ktvu, her daughter has long suffered from Emotional Trauma from an attack when she was in high school and has learning disabilities. Not the highest iq, which makes somebody like this much more vulnerable. Reporter she says tanya seemed to gravitate toward men who took advantage of her. They were all abusive towards her. Reporter she said her daughter likely became manipulated by someone she befriended online. She trusted the internet, and knew somebody that she met over the internet, and you cant do that. Reporter Petaluma Police say they dont believe there are other victims but are continuing to work with the fbi to see where the case takes them. This may be isolated, or limited in scope but we dont know. Reporter the fbi has referred all questions in this case back to Petaluma Police who say theyve said all they can about it at this point. What about her computer . Did they seize her computer . Reporter police say there were half a dozen officers here during the arrest. At least two of them were computer forensic experts. They went over the computers, they did not say if they seized them or not or what was on the computers. A teacher recruitment fair tonight. The Oakland School district, and the citys Charter Schools teamed up to organize the event. A teacher shortage, not only in the bay area, but also california has led to School Districts trying to scramble to fill open positions. Today we spoke to one perspective teacher who just moved to the bay area from ohio. I was just like floored with the opportunity out here. Its just wide open. A lot of different alternatives, you know, public schools, Charter Schools. The need for teachers in this areament so im like really excited. Organizers say those interested in becoming teachers can work toward getting their credentials while teaching full time. The biggest needs are for teacher who is specialize in special ed classes. Demonstrators say theyre angry that a student accused of committing a Sexual Assault inside a campus dorm is not facing criminal charges. As rob roth reports, protesters say he should be held accountable. Reporter about a dozen uc berkely students, and members of the group by any means necessary loudly protested outside a building where a hearing was taking place. That was to determine whether a student who they say raped a ed last year should be punished. That is going to put the pressure not just on the administration, but on the rapest, and force them out and expel them, so that way survivers can go to their College Campuses without having fear of running into their rapist. Reporter this student, Stephanie Garcia has publicly claimed a student raped her in her dorm room. The Alameda County District Attorneys Office says it reviewed the case, and declined to press any charges. The University Says the student was last enrolled in the fall of 2014, but that it is prohibited by law from commenting further. The University Says it has taken steps to encourage victims of Sexual Assault to come forward. To provide support for providers, to strengthening policies, to having a one stop place for them to go, so they can go to one website and find out about all the resources. Reporter the hearing was for a panel for the center for student conduct. One student says the protest was troubling, saying it flies against the right of due process. Regardless of how this case goes, the student may be too worries to come back to campus, because theyre afraid of people being intimidated. Reporter the vice chancellor of Student Affairs has final say. Rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. A nice looking evening out there tonight. Theres no fog along the coast. San francisco, temperatures mostly in the 50s right now. On the eastern seaboard, weve got some Severe Weather thats been moving through this area. Well have an impact over the next six hours along the new york, washington area. If youre flying somewhere tomorrow, you might have some delays as that system rolls out of here. For us, this system eventually drops down, but not tomorrow. Tomorrow is going to be another day, just like today. Sets us up with mostly sunny conditions. Highs that are going to be back up into the mid to upper 60s, and even lower 70s. A chilly night tonight. 40 in santa rosa. 42 in vallejo. Just like last night, maybe a little warmer, but still cold. The daytime highs, theyre going to get up into the 60s, and even low 70s. Touches on 70 degrees for your bay area thursday. We do have some rain out in the long range forecast. At times it could be significant. When i come back, well dial that in, and look at the rest of the week. Well see you back here. The community was devastated by fire two months ago. Now some are suffering new problems. Ill be out doing something, and just all of a sudden, i have the crushing pain. At 10 43, the reasons for a sudden spike in health complaints. Also, the big game luncheon drew a crowd. Mark ibanez will tell us why one of the coaches was a no show. One Bay Area College campus is helping students turn their smartphones into communication devices. It took the rockettes years to master the kick line. But only a few moves to master paying bills on chase. Com technology designed for you. So you can easily master the way you bank. New at 10 00, a safety app being launched at cal state east bay. Campus police say its easy to use, and provides some peace of mind. Amber lee is on the campus there, in hayward, after learning how it works. Reporter School Officials tell me with a smartphone and this app, students will be able to get help quickly if theyre in trouble. You give them an app that they can have on their phone, and theyre actually going to use it. Theyre so tech savey. Reporter translating tech savvy to safety savvy. By touching the panic button, a person can alert Surveillance Video<\/a> emerged, which captured the gunman opening fire. The video needs no sound to show the terror of last friday night. A surveillance camera inside a cafe captured the gunfire, and the image of one of the gunmen highlighted in red in the upper left hand corner. A bit later, the gunman outside approaches the front door. He turns the gun to the ground, and turns away. Seconds later, two women, alive, rise up from that very spot and run. Clues and tips are coming in, as French Police<\/a> and special forces close in on terror suspects. Residents heard explosives and more than 5,000 rounds in an apartment building. Police say the raid came after a tip that 27yearold abdel Abdelhamid Abaaoud<\/a> was not in syria. I learned it was at my house and the individuals barricaded themselves at my nows. I didnt know that they were terrorists. Reporter this man was among those arrested. A total of eight taken into custody. There are reports the female suicide bomber may be a cousin of abaaoud. We are trying to identify the terrorists that are dead, or anybody that could be implied or involved. Reporter the french government says the identification of all 129 victims is now complete. Faces that people in paris never want to forget. Among the mourners are children. These two girls lost their cousin chloe. I chose to bring them here today, because i think its important for them to understand whats going on and for them to see what were all out here anyway, because were not afraid. Reporter people struggling to understand how to light a way forward for this city of light. Concerns over other potential attacks have spread now to the United States<\/a>. An isis video warns of an impending attack on new york city. The video shows times square, and seems to show a bomber zipping his jacket over a suicide belt. New york mayor, bill de blasio said police are taking all precautions. There is no indication that this video is credible, and fear is the point of these videos, but will not be intimidated. I was right where those two people are laying on the ground, and for whatever reason, he picked up the gun and walked away. Just amazing that theyre still alive. Some reports say that it might have misfired or might have jammed. That might have made the difference in those women being dead among the victims and walking away. This is just touching people all around the world. Isis militants released a picture today of what they claim is the bomb that destroyed a russian passenger jet. It appears to be quite simple. This is it. A can of pineapple sodiuma and what may be a detonator and a switch. Theres no confirmation this is the actual bomb. The plane blew up and crashed in egypt on october 31. All 224 people onboard were killed. Isis claims the bomb was snuggled onto the plane, and they say the metro jet was targeted because russia was conducting air strikes in syria. An argument has broken out about isis. An argument about isis has broken out, excuse me, between a San Francisco<\/a> Internet Company<\/a> and the hacker group anonymous. Anonymous claims cloud flare allows proisis content. Cloud flare ceo says the claims are absurd. The ceo also says when there are concern basis website content, the Company Always<\/a> contacts the state department. Stay with us ktvu news for continuing coverage from paris. Well bring you the latest on air, and online as it happens. New at 10 00, a candlelight vigil amid the brief in paris and uncertainty in the world. Students gathered at notre dame at a university in belmont. Heather holmes is live with how the tone of tonights event changed. Reporter julie, the university actually started planning this vigil weeks ago, in response to a series of campus shootings across the country. Then paris happened, and the prayers multiplied. [ music ] small candles glow from cupped hands, as a small group gathered to pray. Reporter the gathering at Notre Dame University<\/a> in belmont was originally planned as a remembrance of those lost to campus violence. The shooting rampage at Umpqua Community<\/a> college in oregon last month that left ten people, including the gunman dead, was the catalyst. We can only imagine what its like to have that kind of violence happen on your campus. To have students or faculty, staff, killed. Those people are really on our hearts. October 1, 2015. Reporter since august, seven other College Campuses<\/a> have also seen violence, shaking juan pasque ls sense of security. And an attempt to ease, there were moments of song, and silence to honor the dead, not only on College Campuses<\/a>, but elsewhere. The recent events in france, too heartbreaking to ignore. Whats happening to the people in syria, and then in france, we just decided we need to pray for our world at this time. [ music ] reporter the terror attacks in paris were mentioned several times tonight. And that student that i spoke with, juan, it turns out that hes part of the french studies program. While hearts were indeed heavy here, there was hope. I want to read for you, the last line that a student read to the crowd tonight. It says be the change you wish to see. Create a better place for us to be. Reporting live in belmont, heather holmes, ktvu, fox 2 news. Later tonight, keeping College Students<\/a> safe on campus, the new app that uses location data to alert friends, family, even police. A San Francisco<\/a> judge today cited with a husband in a case involving frozen embryoos that are shared by a couple about to be divorced. The judge ruled those embryos should be destroyed. Steven finley wanted the embryos destrowed. His soon to be exwife wanted them restored. She is now 46, and says those embryos are her only path to having biological kids. However, both lee and finley signed a contract that requires the embryos be destroyed if the couple divorces. In her ruling, the judge said quote, while lee might have a right to procreate, she does not have a right to procreate with finley. Reporter Edward Vanwright<\/a> was charged with being a sex offender on school grounds. The graduate teety was discovered at the French International<\/a> school. Police say they believe its the symbol of a group founded by a student of malcolm x. While a hate crime charge is a possibility, police say there is no evidence that vanwright is connected to terrorism, or meant to threaten that school. Authorities in the south bay have arrested three people on suspicion of human trafficking. Authorities maid the arrest after searching the tapia ole restaurant in san jose. Authorities say people working at the businesses said theyd been mistreated and were victims of wage theft. Police arrested the business owners. All of them are from san jose. The Santa Clara County<\/a> Sheriffs Department<\/a> says the investigation began after several workers contacted authorities and said theyd been brought to the United States<\/a> from spain to work at the restaurant and the salon. In Sonoma County<\/a>, a big rig crash near cirrus point claimed the life of at least one person this afternoon. It happened just after 3 30 on eastbound highway 37. The eastbound lanes remain closed at this hour. The chp says the crash involved two big rigs and at least five other vehicles. Its still unclear what caused the accident. Now to the bay bridge, where a woman, varying virtually nothing was seen walking in the middle of traffic, right at the height of the evening commute. These pictures were posted to social media. They show that woman walking on the eastbound direction at about 6 00 tonight. A Highway Patrol<\/a> officer, picked her up, and took her to Highland Hospital<\/a> in oakland for a psychiatric evaluation. Now to question about the safety of those orange barriers in San Francisco<\/a>. Tonight, the department of public works confirmed to ktvu, that those barriers were not in compliance with city rules. Reporter Surveillance Video<\/a> shows an out of control tour bus employing through some plastic construction barriers on post street before mason. The Attorney Says<\/a> his client was purposely trying to hit them. He tried to hit a few of those first, to see if he could slow the bus down. He said they flew away like paper with the weight of the with us. Reporter the driver of the sight seeing bus, kenneth mullvar says the brakes shut down. Everyone one is supposed to hold 160 gallons of water to make then secure. It does keep them in place, and keeps people safe from oncoming vehicles. Reporter today those barriers were back up in front of the Prescott Hotel<\/a> where renovations were underway. We have counted at least three bare areas that have very large holes or cracks of them. They definitely do not have water in the barriers. 8 of the 18 barriers did contaper. We reached out to dig new york, the company in charge of securing the construction permit, but they have not returned our phone calls, so how could this oversight have happened . Dpw says it informed dig new york that it was not in compliance. The same problem exists at other construction sites around the city. Workers told us off camera, that they dont secure the bare areas, even though its the law, because it makes them difficult to move around, which of course, is exactly the point. In San Francisco<\/a>, ktvu, fox 2 news. Late this afternoon, a department of public works spokesperson contacted us and said that the broken barriers are now being removed, and replaced with barriers that are now filled with water. A woman is behind bars tonight, for allegedly having sex with someone who was incapable of giving consent. Why the fbi is involved, coming up. Temperatures are going to be on the warm side in some cities. And fresh powder on the slopes as ski resorts seeing green. Were very hopeful in the industry that this el nino season is going to flip the script. But that doesnt guarantee the snow will stick around. Coming up, how this powerful el nino could make or break the ski season. New at 10 00, a petaluma woman is behind bars tonight accused of a sex crime that came to light as part of an fbi investigation. Ken wayne is live in petaluma and talked to the suspects family who said the woman herself is also a victim. Reporter police say the woman committed a sex act against an adult who was legally incapable of allowing consent. But the suspects family says this case is not that simple. 42yearold tanya hopper is behind bars tonight at the Sonoma County<\/a> jail on 250,000 bond. Police say hopper committed an illegal sex act against a developmentally disabled adult. It is committing oral copulation against someone who doesnt have the legal means to grant consent. Reporter the unusual case startwide a call from the San Francisco<\/a> fbi office, which is investigating an International Child<\/a> Pornography Case<\/a> involving suspects from the bay area in other states, and as far away as the united kingdom. After briefing we them, we drafted a search warrant for the residents in question on wilson street. Reporter hoppers alleged victim was not a child. Although police would not reveal that persons age or gender. Ive been working here over 20 years, and was a detective myself before supervising the unit. Sadly, there are a lot of cases like this, but its less frequent that you see a female suspect for sure. Theres more to the story than what you see in print in the paper. Theres so much more. Tanyas mother tells ktvu, her daughter has long suffered from Emotional Trauma<\/a> from an attack when she was in high school and has learning disabilities. Not the highest iq, which makes somebody like this much more vulnerable. Reporter she says tanya seemed to gravitate toward men who took advantage of her. They were all abusive towards her. Reporter she said her daughter likely became manipulated by someone she befriended online. She trusted the internet, and knew somebody that she met over the internet, and you cant do that. Reporter Petaluma Police<\/a> say they dont believe there are other victims but are continuing to work with the fbi to see where the case takes them. This may be isolated, or limited in scope but we dont know. Reporter the fbi has referred all questions in this case back to Petaluma Police<\/a> who say theyve said all they can about it at this point. What about her computer . Did they seize her computer . Reporter police say there were half a dozen officers here during the arrest. At least two of them were computer forensic experts. They went over the computers, they did not say if they seized them or not or what was on the computers. A teacher recruitment fair tonight. The Oakland School<\/a> district, and the citys Charter Schools<\/a> teamed up to organize the event. A teacher shortage, not only in the bay area, but also california has led to School Districts<\/a> trying to scramble to fill open positions. Today we spoke to one perspective teacher who just moved to the bay area from ohio. I was just like floored with the opportunity out here. Its just wide open. A lot of different alternatives, you know, public schools, Charter Schools<\/a>. The need for teachers in this areament so im like really excited. Organizers say those interested in becoming teachers can work toward getting their credentials while teaching full time. The biggest needs are for teacher who is specialize in special ed classes. Demonstrators say theyre angry that a student accused of committing a Sexual Assault<\/a> inside a campus dorm is not facing criminal charges. As rob roth reports, protesters say he should be held accountable. Reporter about a dozen uc berkely students, and members of the group by any means necessary loudly protested outside a building where a hearing was taking place. That was to determine whether a student who they say raped a ed last year should be punished. That is going to put the pressure not just on the administration, but on the rapest, and force them out and expel them, so that way survivers can go to their College Campuses<\/a> without having fear of running into their rapist. Reporter this student, Stephanie Garcia<\/a> has publicly claimed a student raped her in her dorm room. The Alameda County<\/a> District Attorneys Office<\/a> says it reviewed the case, and declined to press any charges. The University Says<\/a> the student was last enrolled in the fall of 2014, but that it is prohibited by law from commenting further. The University Says<\/a> it has taken steps to encourage victims of Sexual Assault<\/a> to come forward. To provide support for providers, to strengthening policies, to having a one stop place for them to go, so they can go to one website and find out about all the resources. Reporter the hearing was for a panel for the center for student conduct. One student says the protest was troubling, saying it flies against the right of due process. Regardless of how this case goes, the student may be too worries to come back to campus, because theyre afraid of people being intimidated. Reporter the vice chancellor of Student Affairs<\/a> has final say. Rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. A nice looking evening out there tonight. Theres no fog along the coast. San francisco, temperatures mostly in the 50s right now. On the eastern seaboard, weve got some Severe Weather<\/a> thats been moving through this area. Well have an impact over the next six hours along the new york, washington area. If youre flying somewhere tomorrow, you might have some delays as that system rolls out of here. For us, this system eventually drops down, but not tomorrow. Tomorrow is going to be another day, just like today. Sets us up with mostly sunny conditions. Highs that are going to be back up into the mid to upper 60s, and even lower 70s. A chilly night tonight. 40 in santa rosa. 42 in vallejo. Just like last night, maybe a little warmer, but still cold. The daytime highs, theyre going to get up into the 60s, and even low 70s. Touches on 70 degrees for your bay area thursday. We do have some rain out in the long range forecast. At times it could be significant. When i come back, well dial that in, and look at the rest of the week. Well see you back here. The community was devastated by fire two months ago. Now some are suffering new problems. Ill be out doing something, and just all of a sudden, i have the crushing pain. At 10 43, the reasons for a sudden spike in health complaints. Also, the big game luncheon drew a crowd. Mark ibanez will tell us why one of the coaches was a no show. One Bay Area College<\/a> campus is helping students turn their smartphones into communication devices. It took the rockettes years to master the kick line. But only a few moves to master paying bills on chase. Com technology designed for you. So you can easily master the way you bank. New at 10 00, a safety app being launched at cal state east bay. Campus police say its easy to use, and provides some peace of mind. Amber lee is on the campus there, in hayward, after learning how it works. Reporter School Officials<\/a> tell me with a smartphone and this app, students will be able to get help quickly if theyre in trouble. You give them an app that they can have on their phone, and theyre actually going to use it. Theyre so tech savey. Reporter translating tech savvy to safety savvy. By touching the panic button, a person can alert Campus Police<\/a> or 911. Were going to get your gps  location and your profile information. Reporter as long as theres internet connection. Reporter another function of the app is a safety timer. For example, a student walking to their dorm can set the timer for the estimated length of the trip. The timer allows the comfort of having knowing that someones tracking their location. Reporter upon safe arrival, the student deactivates the timer, but if the student doesnt arrive within the estimated time, a tech alert will go out to a person the student designates. If you designate Campus Police<\/a> an alarm will sound at police dispatch. I would use it, just because i live in the dorms and i dont always have a ride home. Reporter it also works off campus. I do get scared. Seeing the weather, and how dark it gets. I would actually like it, because if i feel unsafe, i can let my friend know. Reporter students say as long as they get to designate who gets the alerts and when, they will use the app. Id like to make sure were not worrying, and that we know that you got home. Reporter this app also allows students to send tips to Campus Police<\/a> with tech messages and photos. Students say san jose state, and colleges across the nation are using this app. Even if youre not part of cal state east bay, you can download a version of this app. Go to the website. Wall street rallied today and shot up its best day in nearly a month. The dow gained up 247 points. The rally gained steam after minutes showed most of the feds expect an interest hike next month. Trading starts tomorrow. The ipl price was set at 9 a share. Thats lower than the 11 to 13 floated last week. Square is run by jack dorsey, who is also ceo of twitter. Police officers honored for their valor. The exceptional bravery recognized tonight during a special ceremony. But first, understanding howell neono affects the Sierra Snowpack<\/a> and how much additional snowfall one expert is predicting. New at 10 00, snow in the sierra, already creating high hopes this year will erase seasons of drought. The experts are pretty confident theres more snow to come, maybe a lot more. Finding out what the snow season holds. Reporter the sierra has been robbed of moments like these over the past four years. Moving through fall, the restart button has been pressed. The sunny october days have already shifted to snow on the slopes in november. A promising sign for the season ahead. From tahoe to the bay area, skiers and riders are gearing up for what could be a very different snow season. The difference now . El nino. The Sports Basement<\/a> in San Francisco<\/a> has been in transition. Changing over from a full supply of bike rentals to snow gear. Were seeing 3x more ski leases at this point compared to last year. People arent scared of the season this year. Reporter the warm water in the pacific is the trademark of el nino. They fuel the jet stream and may accepted a storm crowd barreling toward california. Theyre not little weak ones. Theyre good. Theyre giving us exactly what we need. Reporter this was october. This is november. Sugar bowl is prepping for an early opening day. The resort is hoping a new season will erase the memories of four challenging years. When you dont see a lot of the skiers and riders turning out, and youre not getting big visitation numbers, you do have to really put control measures on a lot of your operations. Reporter this lift is powered down last march, wrapping up another very disappointing snow year up in the sierra. At the time, the main headline was the extreme drought across the entire state. Now theres building hope this winter will be way more productive. Were very hopeful in the industry, that this el nino season is flipping the script. Reporter the link between sierras snow and el nino is studied here. The Desert Research<\/a> institute in reno. The great basin ends at the crest of the sierra up here. Reporter Kelly Redmond<\/a> is a regional climatologist. He has been researching el nino since the 80s. This is a new, experimental approach thats been taken by noaa, coordinating a set of seven models from different parts of north america. Reporter a guaranteed forecast will never come out of this research office, but redmond is leaning toward an optimistic outlook. Normally, id be kind with el nino. Id be pretty cautious. Im slightly less cautious this year in my thinking that we could be in for a pretty decent winter. Reporter this footage is from the 1983 el nino. Same story for the last strong el nino in the 90s. What about this season . The nearby casinos remind us, there are no guarantees. Only probabilities. If you had to bet over under . Id bet on the over this time around. In the donner summit, i might be willing to bet on an extra hundred inches or so. If i had a few bucks to play with. So above average. Above average, yeah. Reporter whether we get rain or snow is the unknown. Temperatures are forecasted to be above normal this winter and each storm is unique. At this point, theres no telling whether well get more cold, or warm storms. The talk of el nino is adding to the excitement of deep powder. Really pend up demand for powder skiing in tahoe. We certainly hope to deliver it. Reporter that big season may or may not be in our future, but the odds will be tilted in our favor this time around. Fox 2 news. Tomorrow night at 10 00, our el nino series continues. The preparations that a lot of homeowners are already making here in the bay area, preparing for a wet winter ahead. Steve paulson will show us how much rain we can expect, again, thats tomorrow night at 10 00. A driver crashed his car into a Goodwill Store<\/a> in dublin today, after he apparently hit the wrong pedal. It happened around 2 45 near amateur valley boulevard. Part of the wall at that goodwill was knocked down, and merchandise was damaged. The overhead muni wires on Market Street<\/a> will not be coming down to make way for the super bowl city celebration in february. That decision was announced today, during a safety meeting. Many residents have complained that their commutes would be severely impacted. Top city leaders, including the police chief, the fire chief, and the head of Emergency Management<\/a> all came together to discuss stepping up safety  productions in the wake of the terrorist attacks. A special honor tonight for some of the San Francisco<\/a>s finest. 16 Police Officers<\/a> received the medal of valor. The medal is given by the department to officers who show exceptional bravery in the line of duty. These officers serve as a model. One example is a team whos members risked their lives to save people from a burning building. A landmark student on the move. See why the very first restaurant is on the move. See why the very first taco bell is loaded on a truck and headed somewhere else. When theres a chance for some rain. Well talk about that during the thanksgiving holiday. See you back here. First, claims of treatment thats inhumane, and unconstitutional. The federal lawsuit targeting a bay area jail. a; lawsuit filed today against Santa Clara County<\/a> alleges conditions in the main jail are inhumane. It claims that the jails solitary confinement cells are inhumane. Tiny concrete jail cells as little as 6 feet by 7 feet, and keeping them there for months or even years at at time. Conditions in santa clara are worse than weve seen at many other jails, and certainly worse than whats happening in the state prison system. In response, the Sheriffs Department<\/a> would not specifically comment. Richmonds departing police chief chris magnus is confirming the decision to leave. Ill admit, its bittersweet, because this is a place that ive really come to love. I have a lot of strong relationships here. A lot of people i care about in this community, and in this department and theres still much work to be done in richmond. During his tenure, the homicide rate dropped 70 . Much of that is credited to changes magnus made. He begins his new job in tucson in january. U. S. Customs agents Authorities Say<\/a> a passenger had flown in from mexico with 450 pork tamales wrapped in plastic bags and in luggage. Bringing pork or other meat from another country into the United States<\/a> carries potentially Serious Health<\/a> risks. Taco bell is on the run. The chain plans to save its first ever restaurant from getting demolished by moving the entire store to another city. That first location was opened in downey, california, in 1962. The 400 square foot store closed as a taco bell in 1986. Other tacorias used the store. There is rain in the extended forecast. Possibly a lot of rain. Our chief meteorologist bill martin shows us the changes we can expect. Up next, an unexpected side effect of the huge lake county wildfire. The reason for health problems, including headaches, asthma, and nose bleeds. Two months after the valley fire burned more than 75,000 acres in lake county, people who live there say theyre now suffering from health problems. Ktvus christina rindone with the unexpected results of the fire. Ill be out doing something and just all of a sudden i have the crushing pain and its like, okay, use the inhaler. Reporter workers in hazmat suits sift through potentially toxic ash every day. She said she had asthma before the valley fire, and rarely used her inhaler, but her symptoms got worse after the smoke cleared. Now im using it twice a day. Reporter its not just asthma. Sometimes its severe migraines, and shes not alone. Ive been fighting migraines left and right. Reporter this woman who wanted to remain anonymous says her children are getting nose bleeds. She thinks it could be related to the cleanup efforts outside her door. I feel like were trapped in our own home. Its been quite significant the amount of patients were seeing. Reporter the majority of his patients are complaining of respiratory issues. We cant underestimate that the fire itself, and the clean up efforts has recirculated dusts and pollens in the air that has caused problems for breathing, asthma, allergies. Reporter the lake County District<\/a> is monitoring the dust particulates to the air, but they say the air quality is good. And theyve only received a few complaints. The people with underlying conditions should try to stay away from clean up sites. They said when i went in, it was totally stress induced migraines. Reporter mortonson says it makes her worry when she sees crews suited up, when shes left exposed to the elements. Reporter ktvu, fox 2 news. Another beautiful fall day in the bay area, enjoy it while it lasts, looking at the long range models. Even beyond that, so well keep you posted there, right now though, were going to continue with this mild weather pattern, with plenty of sunshine and high temperatures like these. 71 in oakland today. 75. That was the warm spot at santa rosa. I suspect tomorrow these numbers are going to hold true again. I think youre going to see lots of upper 60s, and low 70s, so a nice looking day. Here we are at twin peaks. Theres Market Street<\/a>. See the bay bridge over here, right . You see San Francisco<\/a>, and some of the valley up from twin peaks. A beautiful night in the city. All of this rain to the north of us, and it continues. Theyve had flood watches, flood warnings up there. 300miles north of the bay area, you can see this activity. For us, were still on the south end of it. That sets us up really with just another continued dry pattern. But, that area, that area of moisture is going to drop down as we head into the end of the weekend, and early next week. Thats when the rain should start in ernest. That looks good. As far as the model run, it looks pretty good. Well see how tomorrow morning looks and well keep dialing it in. Right now, the models are in a pretty good consensus for a wet pattern. You saw those yellows, highs in the 70s in the warmer spots tomorrow. Thursday, through sunday, this High Pressure<\/a> continues that pattern. Next week, this low pressure drops in, and thats what were tracking for the rain event next week. So here we are, first and second of november, we had rain, the 9th, the 15th. As we head into tuesday and wednesday, and even beyond this, this is when the computer model wants to dial in some rain. Stay tuned, but particular loose like we might get a little something. Hope so anyway, pretty optimistic. 70 in martinez. 70 in pittsburg. A pretty nice day. This is this fall pattern is pretty monotone, and its going to stay that way until sunday. That system drops in late monday into tuesday. Brings us what could be significant rain and significant snow in the mountains. We mentioned earlier in the newscast, this is not an el nino looking storm, because its coming from the north, but grabs a bunch of el nino moisture from the south, and kind of wants to wrap it in. That would be a spectacular storm if that happened. At this point, were just looking at a good shot of getting some rain middle of next week. It could just go off, or basketball a quarter to a half inch. If everything phases in, it could be pretty great. If it doesnt, it will just be great. Thanks bill. Sports is right around the corner. Up first though, a hike on black friday. The group thats offering free admission to california parks. [door knocking] [door bell ringing] come ona my house, my house, im gonna give you candy. Come ona my house, my house, im gonna give you. Apple and plum and apricota too, eh come ona my house, my house a come on. Come ona my house, my house. Im gonna give you everything. Complete your thanksgiving table at target. Get a 10 gift card when you spend 50 on groceries. See store for coupon. Come ona my house okay, so instead of black friday shopping this year, how about a hike . The encourage Redwoods League<\/a> is offering free admission to many state parks. Bay area parks participating in the offer include samuel p. Taylor park. You can find the full list on ktvu. Com. Beautiful. Thats beautiful up there. Marks here now. The raiders, talking about what theyre going to do without aldon smith. Life goes on. Youre probably going to remember the next couple of weeks as make it or break it for the raiders. Given the boot for a full year by the nfl. Nothing has really changed on the surface for derek carr. The rest of the raiders working out in alameda, in preparation for this sundays game in detroit. Of course, aldon smith nowhere to be seen. Although, apatiently that will not be a permanent look for the teen, as they indicated they intend to bring him back. That notion sits well with their quarterback. It was hard, because we love him. Since hes been here, hes been a great teammate. A great friend, hes family to me. He knows that, i love him, were moving on, but hell be welcome with open arms when he comes back. You can only imagine how badly the clippers want to be the first to put the warriors on their rear end this suspect. The disdain these teams have for each. It seems every time they do meet, extracurriculars would follow. The clippers would like to even the score tomorrow in what has become a sure fire rivalry now. I think both teams have established themselves now so, its safer to call it a rivalry now as opposed to year 1 of it. Because its no cal, socal. I know it is now. First coaching occasionality in the nba season. Kevin mchale led the Houston Rockets<\/a> to the western conference final last june, today, fired by the rockets team, off to a 47 start. Sometimes a change brings immediate impact. Rockets blazers, portland leading by 3, and corey brewer at the buzzer. It goes to overtime and thats when james harden dominates in that ot. 45 points total, 9 in the extra period. All of a sudden, theyre having fun in houston. Their fifth win of the year. Big game week tradition trumps all as the annual garden lunchen proceeds the game of stanford and cal. 56th annual get together in San Francisco<\/a>. Usually bands from both schools attend along with various representatives, including the head coaches of both squads. The bears sunny dikes does represent for cal. For the last four years, stanfords david shaw has not made it to the luncheon, and takes a good natured ribbing for it. Ive got to admit, ive missed this event, just like stanford coast david shaw, hes missed the last four years. You know, i dont get it everybody, we can get a pope to come to america, but we cant get the head cardinal to come to the fairmont. The cubs cornering a market. The rookie of the year, manager of the year, and now the cy young award winner, jake arrieta, he was 110 in his last 12 starts. Finished 226, 1. 77 e. R. A. Over in the American League<\/a>. Not a household name, but Dallas Keuchel<\/a> is your cy young award winner. Helping houston not only get back to respectability, but into the most season, eventually eliminated by the world series winners kansas city. By the way, sonny graham of the as finished third in the American League<\/a> voting. Thats the sporting life. Thank you for joining us tonight. Look at that. Beautiful. Good night. Here she is [ all cheering ] thanks for being there, you guys. [ lisping ] we wouldnt have missed it, sweetie. Your speech was fantastic. Whats wrong with your speech . Oh, is it that obvious . I. I got adult braces [ chuckles ] oh are you sure . cause they dont seem like they fit right. Um. You know your dad wishes he could be here. Phil what are you talking about . 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