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t the walnut creek bart ñrstation. figure out what fámade s çu!him shoot a gun okyou on the freeway. >> a w3little bit of road rage might go e into çzvthe best çof us. this had case really got out ofa lphand. >> ça qñrregular 9-ing okthat ci#pened. so, why take it that far? 4-h@>> highway patrol got aall q%t çclock p.m. có one ñrcar trying to force another off of xthe -- 9:00 p.m. one car trying to force another one. then another car, someone was shot ñrat on i]the ñrfreeway. >> ñrthings can vynñstart from little to ñoosomething major. >> reporter: sch p fa%id the ñróxçw3 suspect ñru!car jfqand ú to pull it over but the drivçñri] would not do it. creek when the car exive, went tngards the b.a.r.t okzvparking w3q lot. >> çñrreporter: çthe officer ñrsaid eventually ross parked t(his ñrñrikmi]car b. and started complying with the officer's orders. county connection driver q

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v:i]zvup with cloudy skies and w3maybe q thick fog early on. apernoon partly cloudy ñrskies and mild temperatures. generally in e b60s and the 70s. wsr9q) ier!?eçweather t(on the way. we will have more on that coming up in just a couple of t( minutes. >> u!ank you mkw÷xdvery komuch. xdbig qnews v:tonight, a çówoman who has been çónicknamed ñrsuper mi] mom has not been seen since the middle of last ñrweek. tonight u!the search is on for this .j]:rgg wife and mother of oku! two. 34-year-old sherry from zvredding disappeared while okon ñra jog on çó wednesday the investigators t(say o7othat she texted her husband earlier that day but you when he returned ñr home myñrfrom çwork koshe was nowhere to be found. she had not picked up ñ ñrher ñrñrtwo children from daycare. her husband tracked her iphone and ymfound ñrit on a çóuaáá ly0çbelieves u!that she was çóçómyabducted. 4&h- she t(t(was last seen çin a çpink s ç

jogging suit. faculty i]at sonoma university are reminding peoplem to çço[be safu çafter oka body of a teenager t(iv%was ñrfound on campus iñzv with a stab wound. we go to the camp us whera that body was ñrfound tonight. tonight we komyhave ñrmore on what -- where that body was çófound b tonight. a> reporter: it fáis alarming for students w3here ñrwho don't i] in this wooded i]area i]at ñrthe edge of w3the campus ç university employee i]found /o now. not knowing who did that. >> reporter: qxd s ]kimber was found in a shallow grave in a rugged area filled with btrees and brush g#at the edge of zvjj@campus. this o7bñris video zvof i]the scene from our xdpartnership with t(í okabc 7. she ç was fáreported qóñrñ2çóqbs ymr3:rgg on october ?;u!

17th. the w3i]ñru!investigators v:say he was stabbveral times. >> psa if the building s n v: campus, zvmaking a point to give us safety ñrtips ñron what kodo differently to bd0w3aware of your surroundings ñrbqand okymqtrust your instincts if you think something is çgoing wrong. >> çw3nothing fáconcrete for!çmore w3ñr security or the police patrolling. have okmade a øpoint of saying kim %3 make i]these students feel w3safer. ¿ er. he was around my age. just rú situation i am in. >> still a life %qzv could ñrfáñr does not matter. >? reporter: kimberly was çlast ñrñrxdó 6cj& seen w3oks nkomyroeuding h&y kbike -- çw3ú riding q%his v:bike on ñrcampus. back çóto uu. a man is dead after ñrhis

reportedly speeding ñrmycar okcrashed ikmu! into a tree and caught qon t%fire in q%santa clara. it happened çi]around noon w3today at the i.t$rsection of homestead xdqroad and iñthe express way. the driver, a san u?;ose zvman d8in his 20s, was in okyma ñrw3ñr+t(2010 chevy cam xd-- a stop iñlight, ?3vthe investigators ñriñú say xdw3the car swerved right, striking the sidewalk, a tree then caught on qfire. the other car binvolved in this ñrq race fled the scene. xdthe police say t(that no injuries were reported ñrin dif7uju ú this morning w3t(xdin ñrboakland. on m6ud street near the t(12th ç st>m occupied car. there is no0çñrñroksuspect ?;ymin that case. the second shooting occurred at two cl? in the morning on holly street just a block t(fáeast ñr from international boulevard.

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than half of kow3that. and/3 touchdowns çymu!he got himself zva hat trick. aod, the raiders ymdefense w3that d8v: has drawn criticikg rover xdthis season on point. held denver to çjust ñover kwj30 =)ñ rushing yards, çforced two turnovers and another /7ybig ñrwin for the d they xdare now ymñrt(1st place in the afc west. let's ñrhear t(ñrt(from derek carr and murray. >> it was a u!fun ymthing u!to watch. i am the ñrbiggest fan of that. but, you çóknow, in a game &ike ñrdy that i t(don't care if we run dit 58 times, çóyou ks)ri don't care. you ñrknow, but when i]you get cal upon you have to hit your shots. just bthink it is w3a start. you know, we çgot to $x-- we got i]a s lot fçv:ñrw3of t(i]mygames left. we are in a tough division. so, this thing can go any way. we çknow that. we know we can not look at çthis game as t(bsomething ñri]that is going to define us or define this season. ve to earn every game çfáu!t(that

u!we have to may.z# this is a rare prime time appearance do$ññrthe raiders. earlier hadç ad week, del rio said he ñrexpects to be in more of the games and expects to a/awin ko more t(ñrof ñrthe games. after tonight it appears to be direction. the ñrraiders ñrçnot going away. next week as they ú their ñrbye-week u!and okafter ñrthat they face the zvñrw3texauin ÷new mexico. back to you. >> thank qyou. 0fefore tonight's game people rallied to ñrcope u!kothe raiders in oakland. fhis is talks htafter moving çthe team ñrto vegas heated up. group save ñrokoakland qi]sports handed out 310,000 çsigns to raider fans s ]they say okstay in oakland. they are çxdt(i]trying ymokto send a messageú)a

the rai@ kland. >> we u!love the raiderqi e1that t(guy. don't be ççxdthat okñrmyñrçguy. what would you$ he made that mistake one ) 0@don't w3zvqmake the mistake twice. >> i have a message for you. no reason çówhy we can't have the raiders in oakland. >> s ]don't btake the raiders away. this is ñrour i]hometown. we have ñá.trhere0çsince day t(1 for the ñrfirst day =q . raiders! >> çi zvwant iñto go to an oakland raiders i]game. raiders! >> how do you say xdno that girl. >> it is unlikely we will see ñrba u!?;ymkoq coming up t(i]on q t what ñrhe did and ñrwho çs )u-p6cj& managing his tweets. plus new developments ñrñrzvñrin

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oman pulled up okñrto i]her garage on pennsylvania avenue she realized a man in a pickx noit -- it was strange. >> reporter: instead of ñr stopping t(she kept çógoing. the man followed. frightening event. happen a lot. -- called 911. a frightening event. it is ñrádof the ordinary. we i]u don't have stuff fálike this kos happen a i]lot. >> he had a machete and a away. after a qstruggle he was placed under i]a$mt "n4cññrt(and thrown in jail. he is charged with

nt to commit assault, possesssjrxdzvs ]of ú controlled substance and violating his probation. deb ra, who normally i]walks ñrher dogs late at ect reminder for people to be aware of their out t(iw5of the ordinary, qñrñron't jñ hesitate "o"ta+ñ okñcall 911. back to you. koq3wwe are joined çright t(now by ou)hmeteorologist. calm and cool? >> yeah, you know, showers early on this morning. by the antdrnoon the clouds &ç king its wai çin the pacific northwest. far northern california seeing light s drokt(showezs!myfrom the system. i think the pattern just about shifts gears here a i]g#little s /ybit. let's go ig?for a closer look q now. scattered t(mylight showers near

fort bragg. showers. most of it moving to the mountain top çónow. it %yis all mlight rain. that e1is high pressure building in now. so, we started out qéñq! a"#mkdfy couple of rainquojs early on this morning. locally. some places upwart&8/100th of qñrxdw3t(s çw my) an i]inch of rainfall. but, other places just a trop ñr in mythe bucket. getting çthe çóground wet. that is about xdit. kind ófdbquiet out there. looking from berkeleyáú0@6cj& a kolot çkoof clouds up above. we have changes coming our way. not a big rain pro dusker but lost a lot çof moisture çós çin the :9vw looking towards the golden gate bridge, getting okkow3the idea. a ñrsoupy komix. a oklot of moisture bxdoutsidd dense qfog developing out there. watch out for that overnight tonight and xdearly in the mornig' especially w3the u!bay ñro d b.xdnorth my bay val$eys. expecting dense fog. tomor+ow, morning clouds, sunshine, high çclouds, then, the temperatures will qfástart to w chance q%of rain probably coming on saturday. .2pp:hb

head0çinto s çw3the weekend. the ñrtemperatures ñrout i]çóñr]i,0he xddoor right now. 50s and 60s holding on. b%kler, 53 çu!degrees, 63 in çsan jose. and 62 in oakland. as you head out the door myokthis xdi]ñr evening, well, çthe tel@eratures ñr will w3stay fairly mild. 50s and 60s in most sp&>&, the clotta continuing to çrollover ç tp1t8qw partly u!cloudy skies. impressive storm ñrsystem ñrw3off qof çw3 the s çxdcoastline. generating okñrú d. speaking of. heading into t@e!ymhigh qcountry. the temperatures are towards ñrxd the thaçtahoe area, ñri]getting record-breaking warmth, then, overnight qlows, down qg#in the i]ñr middle]xdñrçó30s. traveling around the state. you will 8eo phebgs tour of sunshine.u! -- mixture i]of sunshine. working its way northward. a zvnbqfew leftover clouds for us

in the morning. starts to break w3up. sunshine, v:kou a couple high c,m s. the temperature is not all that bad. the numbers w3u!t(around ñrthe bay area. , w3ñrçóa tmmylot of sunshine. san jose in the afternoon. the temperatures topping(ott in the 70s. early on in çqzvthe çmorning. partial clearing in the afternoon. the temperatures in the 60s. oakland ñrt(looking t(u!at mostly cloudy starts. lots of sunshin!ñ+igh clouds, going ñrback up çin the 70s. view xdñrfátomorrow. 73 in napa. and about 72 degrees in santa xlçt(çó%q rosa. next fáymñrñrfew days we will see some )- nice sun shine, drier weather returning in the bay area. then, bñrñra qi]qweak system sliding boy. more clouds on wednesday. the next best chance çof rain looks like that will xdbe ñron saturday. that storm ymsystem does nou÷look like a çóbig w3deal. a weak storm çsystem. taking v:a closer look at the qu! zone kofáforecast coming up. the temperatures can be neat

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shutdown their encampment on t' ave grown in numf'm. we çhave w3a lot more support coming out and staying with us. >> reporter: people like adam who came from modesto s rto support u!v:the v:protesters. he says t] ity qñrshould leave encampments alone. >> if people xdlike this had zvba q place where they 1ei]could [w3stay without being evicted they could start to build someth$ and they t off of the ñri]v: streets xdin they want to. >7 reporter: james, a homeless veteran tnnd activists grees. >> ua:q have q @own i]zvpersonal space. they are chased around on the streets day after day by the police saying çyou bokhave no right ñrxd to shelter v:or to survive. it is oppresiveú3 >> reporter: for throw weeks had ñrgroup has been çasking for qñrñr sanctioned çxdv:land they can camp

on. ¿ çanitation and mental health services. people we talked çto u three repl t teld ñrñrymme u!if they have b planning to shutdown çthe camp. they -- plans to shutdown ñrthe camp. but u!the police were xdthere and i] let people know it ñaas not appropriate qfor them to zvymcamp there. reporting in berkeley. back to ñri]you. coming up, prkey ñrtrouble. t&f- find ñri]out what oks r ild çbirds are w3doing myin davis w3that has h/!le u!calling qxdñrthe ú gate fáhalf marathon happened today in san franciscl

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ggiog to finish. people were ahead of me áe my entire race. i just çfell -- the last few )ofyñ miles i ñrpushed it as u!hard as i could. >> reporter: now he won xdhtthe title çói asked w3him ñri]ñrwhat w3d8kois next. >> actually ñr:s oing up to sanoma to go wine tasting. still ahead, we set our clocks ñrymback írone hour last night. did ñrkoyou check w3xdyour smoke detectors? we will explain why they say ó @6cj& doing okxdthis v:is zvso critical. after lphe break, hillary clinton's e-mail scandal çóñris now over. find out çwhat çthe myfbi had to say about the new e-mail review.

proposition 61 is a very, very important step forward. the time is long overdue... for the american people to stand up to the greed of the pharmaceutical industry. so i hope that proposition 61 passes - and i thank the people of california for putting it on the ballot.

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investigation lifted clinton made an s ppeal to cf$% to get to work for w3u!ñrqyou. this çks@bout ñrwhat we can do together. it is about the futurure we can create ççand uxdw3build. >> reporter: more star for clinton d8nba player lebron james shows qq!his support for clinton t a ral myqnecleveland, ohio w3-- at a rally çóin clevela($b nd be knowledgeable about what is going ñron. see !what our future entails and thik (=5an has the brightest future for fáñrour world. >> reporter: meanwhile trump y&(1ning heavily on ñrhis ñrñr family. his daughter is qokmeeting ñrmyçówith a small group in çnew hampshire t( and okhis runningmate getting voterred excited in ñrflorida. >> we voters xdexcited t(in florida. >> we are just two days away from voting day in florida and across the çóunited states myt(of

america. >> reporter: on fáñrmonday they w3s have jam i]ñrpacked line ñrups, bruce, barack zvobama, ñrfirst çñrñri] lady, clic w3s çq%chelsea clinton and i]!jon okbon ñrs ovi&rfor xdñrher s zrfinal zv michigan. trump's twitter access taken away by his cam pain ?;staff fá today -- ú while campaigning for hillary, barack çóobama poked fun. >> ñró(tharently w3his campaign has taken away çe1ñrhis wvçñrtwitter. [ laughter ] s in the last çtwo days they had so little confidence in i]rij self-control çthey said we t(are /a6 just going fáto w3fáñrtakeaway nv twitter. if somebody can not handle a twitter fáu!account. [ htlaughter xd] -- they mycan'é

handle the çnuclear account. [ laughter a >? çcalifornia çvoter registra#n has hit an all- time high nearly i]20 çókookmillion w3i] californians registered on s óvote s çt& in tuesday's general election. that is 78% ñrof eligible californians. 2012 held the previous çs ecord t(w3u! at çñra ç18.3 million voters. this election çósea3o8k5% qt( democratic, kow3my26 as republicans and the rest no party p oerence. >> many are going out on çóvote early. >> i]here is t

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attempt to identify the suspect. 0gi=e police are looking for ñra man who pulled out a knife o. rsomeone at v:safe ua2. it ñrhappened after two men were involved u!w3in htñra ev÷road rage incident. th]@ çzvtwo men went s ]into safeway where jfsu çs scalated. the suspect pulled out a small folding knife threatening to stab the other man if he did not çs eave the store immediately. the officials are loo d8h#or the man in question. they were able to htcapture ymthis picture of the man and a pi that is what you are looking at now. he çwas last seen leaving ?nmtñ the officials okñin fairfield say a trabr(hstop led to ?;ña drug and gun d5't. this m3ñris çóym ku happened on november 1st when the officers pulled #gover w3a w3 driver who failed to 3u!stop at(ça ÷@sáop sign.

suspended license and placed him under arrest. onceztbe police conducted ?9ía q search of the car they found ra 9mm handgun i]çw3hidden under the"#mk÷ driver's seat. they located xd120 çós(e1 i]myokfá psuscription pills. the suspect is currently in jail. clocks back because daylight savingh(xsq as w3ñryesterday. i am sure you did. fire çdepartments ñracross the bay area were combing the streets encouraging residents q%3w3to change their smoke detectors over 2,00 people die in home çfires ñrñrv: on ] each year. the u!myofficials say many kowho qu!die do t(not have workingh eries, remove you it from the smoke kodetector rñf push and hold xlçthe test button. the smoke detectors will hold a ?> the officials suggest maki sure that r>everyone qin your family ymoutside your home changed their ñrbatteries çótú ñr weekend. coming up, q1 dchild was shot

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the girl's family and the suspect knew each i]other. tiu kou!police t(have identified a person of interest. a cal cal woman ñrhas been cited qfor selling a s çsub-- ñrt(qñr california woman has been qcited xd for selling food, engage w3in i]ñr part qof a facebook çóg#group u!called çñr 209 qs$od spot. share recipes, and oku!occasionally q sold what ñrthey ñrcooked. she ko2was contacted by someone looking to8rbuy ñra plate o food. it ñrwas ñra sting zvbecause most of the 209 food v:zvspot w3members qdid not have d food. the group was sent a warning t-rj@before charges are handed zçdown. >> it çmyçóis i]like unreal that they were saying you could face çup to a year in ñrjail t(s çmy don't t(t(zvzvlike it. the myçlegislature felt that this

d8 myrisk çi]to the public. >> selling food without permits w3 undercuts business owners who get permits that make their food. the only çone that korefuse to @lead down i]to 3 years ym probation. she is now headed to çñrtrial that fá gj99q ould end up in jail. coming up, thanksgiving just çxdaround the corner a ñrs :w3s çñrcity çt( in california v:çis dealing okwith ñrñr a /+major turkey problem. what is prompting these people to call 911. >> a lot çñrof u!clouds itwe.:yy tonight. tomorrow, shnges coming our s r way, ççwarmer weather, too, we will talk about that next. ñrwe areúçñrtalking qzvsports. hakland ñrraiders are in action and oh, boy it is a good one. ç highlights after the break ç

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