for a competitor like medina, the race takes seven to nine hours to finish. what's started as another chance for a podium spot quickly changed. about 45 minutes into the race he stumbled and sprained his ankle. like years ago when he clawed his way back from surgery, medina pushed through the pain. >> all you got to do is put one foot in front of the other and tell yourself that you can do it. and that's what i did. >> don't get up. >> the only way they was not going to get that medal is if i couldn't finish. if my body was physically unable to keep going. i would have been on my hands and knees if i had to to keep going. >> miguel! >> it took him 14 hours, but medina finished the race. >> if you quit, then you get nothing out of it. >> despite a debilitating injury, pain didn't stop him from reaching the finish line. as you'll see with the next racer, sometimes success is more about the journey and less about finishing a race. meet amy palmeiro-winters, an accomplished marathon runner and triathlete. >> i've been running since i was 8 years old. running is w

medina county, yes, this is fog. this is 71 and 76 in medina county. slow it down. it is rough out there. the orange showing where it is foggy. here is tuscarawas county, starke county and and geauga lake, too. but the greater cleveland area is mostly clear but it doesn't mean you won't see patchy fog in those areas, too so keep an eye on it. >>> would you pay $850,000 for a piece of stone? one person did of the the earliest known inscription of the ten commandments sold at an auction. the stone weighs in at about 115-pounds. it is written in hebrew. the tablet must be put on display at a public museum. >>> today another auction house is getting ready to sell the largest collection of marilyn monroe items including her designer wardrobe, jewelry, personal letters and the gold bedazzled gown she wore at jf 's iconic birthday celebration. ly be available in house and online in what would have been >>> well, people across the nation are taking part in the american cancer society's great american smoke out. >> it encourages americans to quit or help make a plan. tobacco

county or almost all of medina county on 71. now here's the picture i am seeing on 77 in -- in summit county. 77 at vern odom boulevard you see low visibility in that area. one easy spot in terms of fog is 77 at there you see wow look how clear it is compared to 77 at the odom boulevard. and we move to the north and here's the east shore way. we are green so normal drive time and not low visibility here at euclid spur. normal drive times on east shoreway between euclid support and dead man's curch of. 11 -- curve. the biggest thing this morning on the drive is the fog. so use caution. john and lynna back to you. let's check on greg dee. he will are anywhere. >> he will will -- he will run anywhere. >> he will. >> he is out and about and we have gps on him. look how far you've gone. you made your way from downtown to lakeview cement teary. >> reporter: cemetery. >> reporter: by the way talking about the fog look at the gate at lakeview. soaking wet this morning. if your car is parked outside you will need 10 minutes to get water

and the little sweet spot that everybody forgets about in southern cuyahoga county northern medina county with one to four. elsewhere a coating of possible up to 2 inches and it depends upon how things set up. you are also depending on an hour by hour forecast to tell you how we get here and i will have more on that coming up in >>> we are committed to getting you weather ready. coming up in ten minutes we will talk about the impact this hot to cold weather can have on your health. >>> we will tell you what's being done to get the roads winter ready and coolest gear to keep you warm this winter. >>> holding back tears seeing yourself dying right there it's hard. so, i mean i. never expected it would happen to me. >> a desperate search for help. seen from the man in video screen the facebook live stream who overdosed in mcdonald's parking lot. the video and the man's sorry are a reminder of the heroin and opioid epidemic in northeast ohio. >> the problem is real so we wanted to show you a clear picture and some of you might find that hard to watch. but the man on the ground here and his fa

shaker heights and city of medina jason's hometown. approaching orrville. here is future view at 8:00 back edge of the rain moving through cleveland. by 10:00 this evening most areas should be dry at this time. we will be dropping eventually in the mid to upper 30s overnight here. look at 7:00 a.m. future view giving cleveland 35 and warmer than that. cold enough tomorrow with a gusty west wind. look at this. lake-effect setting up. morning and mainly along the lakeshore and east of cleveland. it will be a west wind if not southwest. so that's not favorable for a ton of stuff. during the afternoon tomorrow, again the winter mix northern ability county keep it in the forecast and even saturday. >> a lot of cloud cover and feeling like winter around here. >> 39 the low. evening showers and the wind will be picking >> akron-canton 38 your low evening showers and tomorrow 41. a few showers around and perhaps a winter mix east of cleveland. 39 at 8:00 a.m. 49 at 11:42. friday winter mix 40. saturday a winter mix as well. 39 and not enough for an alert as you see

live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >> why why the inmates originally in jail -- maria, why were the inmates originally in jail. >> reporter: chavez was in jail for burglary and campbell was in jail for robbery, both charged with false imprisonment and weapons charges. the deputies say they are dangerous. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a union city man is facing several charges after a six- hour standoff with police. mario martinez is accused of holding his ex-girlfriend hostage for two days. now police have charged him with kidnapping, assault with a dangerous weapon, and making criminal threats. police had to break down the door of his railroad avenue home after hours of trying to negotiate with him. during the standoff yesterday, officers placed a nearby school on lockdown and set up a two- block perimeter around the house. he explains they worked tirelessly to help the woman inside. >> she was whispering to the dispatcher and said that, um, that there was a weapon involved and that her ex- boyfriend was hold

live at levi's stadium, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:57. let's take a look at your bay area roads. as you head out, first the bay bridge toll plaza, that backup now is through the maze and there's also a crash affecting your commute here before the metering lights blocking the number 3 lane. now, the 580, 880 and 80 approaches are slow. maze to downtown 25 minutes. now a live look at the nimitz freeway, here's 238 in san leandro to the maze will take you 22 minutes. and if you are wondering why you see some traffic slowing down at the 66 overcrossing, we have some protestors out there causing some trouble but we'll take a look and keep an eye on that. moving to the san mateo bridge here, from hayward to foster city, they are moving slowly at 20 minutes from 880 to 101 westbound. and also a look at mass transit. everything is now on time. that's bart, a's, muni and caltrain. to you, julie. >> thank you. we are looking at clear skies over ocean beach. can't always say that. temperatures are cool. santa rosa 36. 45 in livermore. low 50s for co

live in sunnyvale, maria medina kpix 5. >>> as a l.a. native i can confirm that story is definitely true! the bay area traffic is awful! let's look at san rafael southbound 101 at lincoln avenue. this was a chp-issued traffic alert. that's canceled. they removed the truck from lanes but as you can see it's blocking traffic -- excuse me, backing traffic into novato past 37. at the golden gate bridge smooth sailing into san francisco. 580 to the golden gate toll plaza will take you 15 minutes. >>> moving to the san mateo bridge, very, very slow conditions from hayward into the peninsula. 880 to 101 now will take you 45 minutes. and this is due to an earlier crash after the high-rise of the bridge. and a look at the bay bridge toll plaza the maze to downtown right now will take you 22 minutes. roberta, i'll send it to you. >>> the traffic may be horrible, but the sun rises are just gorgeous! look at that. oh, my goodness. boy. clear skies, visibilities unlimited. it's going to be a perfect day here in the bay area as far as our stats are co

medina warming into the upper 40s. a cold front has decided to sweep to the east allowing that blue darninged color which means we're going to drop temperatures for highs tomorrow. it's not going to be significant, but some good news. we finally start to see some warmer air for next week. so if you are not ready to wear the winter jacket every single future. rainfall-wise it's also looking a bit better. we're going to go in and out. it does decide to move back into the picture for friday morning, especially on the east side. many of us on the dry side, though. there is an opportunity for a few showers. then we start to cool down those cities. and where we do you start to see a bit of a mix. there is saturday at 4:00 a.m. so early in the morning on saturday we have the potential of some winter weather trying we are not talking estimates of issues or even act do you know you laitionz, but a little mixture there is certainly possible. does it try and linger throughout the day but then it reappears late saturday night. so

. >>> police in medina catch two men wanted for a brutal murder in virginia. police have not released m cruz. u.s. marshals took them in custody last night. those two men and other members of a ms13 gang shot a man several times and chopped his body up with a machete on halloween night. boast are in the medina jail but will likely be extradited back to virginia soon. >>> police need your help identifying the suspects you see in these photos. police believe the man in the the man was apparently walking back to his hotel when he was jumped from behind, knocking him out from the back, stealing his wallet and iphone. if you know who they are, give police a call. >>> a warning for drives around downtown cleveland. a csu faculty member is carjacked while driving downtown. the plains dealer reports csu sent out an alert saying this happened wednesday night ramp. two men in a car rear-ended her. one man pushed her aside, taking her car and her purse and credit cards were inside. the car was later found in university heights. so far no arrests. >>> in the meantime, at

north of medina county as well. in lorain we might see more accumulation as wel temperatures are only in the 30s. tomorrow stuck in the 30s as well. it will be a cold go of things on sunday. monday more sunshine. of course a big weekend of traveling as well with wednesday being one of the biggest travel days of the year. thank goodness it's just rain showers. traveling should be okay as long as your windshield wipers are working properly >>> most likely someone wants a fitness wearable. fit bit. if i told you that you could get some thing that preforms the same function and has a easy traveling compartment. you would buy this. the scene is larger. how do you charge it? what if you could take the device off and plug it up? >> that would be easier. >>reporter: the fuon device that just hit the market. it's waterproof. it displays a call on your phone. it works with apple and android. i love the design and it just comes off to charge. our internal casey has this demo to chair. >> it shows you the time, date, calories y

ma day that, oh,--ma die that, oh, still--medina, again, seeing some snow this morning. akron down to canton, right along i77, it is just a really light snowfall cleveland down hudson, just some flurries a few more thicker flakes up to 271. bigger picture is showing you it is all in response to that area of low pressure. on the back end of that system, it is helping to force down some cool air over relatively warmer waters and that is what is creating this lake effect snow machine. let's jump to thanks giving, because that is what everyone is looking forward to, right? workweek. on wednesday, it is this area of low pressure that is going to hop, skip, and jump across the united states. it is going impact us here in the buck eye state on wednesday with rainfall at that point. so i think that getting out and about on wednesday, this is also the busiest travel day of the year, it looks o but you will be running into wept roadways. so,--wet roadways. so now through lunch time, the lake effect some. and another evening hours, i still expect some lake effect to be seen up to a

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western medina county and approaching brunswick and city of medina. that's the front. we are warm now and tomorrow windy, few showers around and even lake-effect rain that could mix with a little bit of sleet and snow especially in the snowbelt east of cleveland. 41 the high tomorrow. friday a winter mix on the lakeshore and 40. saturday we could look at a winter mix as well. 39 the high. we for us on saturday. it will be minor. we are not talking about an alert here. saturday night 33 and then on sunday an afternoon winter mix and better opportunity of that happening with a system. again, temperatures just cold enough for the winter mix and not cold enough for all snow. we are not looking at any snow accumulation. monday 45. tuesday 45 and dry and cloudy. look at that on wednesday we down we go eventually in the 30s saturday and sunday in the upper 30s. 45 monday and in advance of the next big front at the end of the week could be another warm up wednesday and thursday next week. chris and denise, over to you. >> mark: thank you, tan. >>> men versus women on buying po

live at santa clara university, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:57. let's take a look at your morning commute. starting with mass transit, bart is recovering from a ten- minute delay out of the balboa park station. and this is on trains headed to the east bay, sfo and the peninsula. ace, muni and caltrain all on time. let's move over to novato here. southbound 101 before ygnacio boulevard, this solo car crash is now off to the shoulder but we still have a lot of residual backup in the area and that's beyond highway 37 into delong avenue and cars moving in the area at just 12 miles per hour. close to the scene, you're moving up to -- we see speeds just changed up so we'll keep you posted as to how this is looking in novato. 580 to the golden gate toll plaza will take you 14 minutes southbound, and also in walnut creek expect delays on southbound 680 before treat boulevard. that motorcycle-car crash is cleared but the one at north main street is still in the clearing stages. i'll send it to you, julie. >> thank you, roqui. we are tracking the approachin

kpix 5's maria medina is live at levi's stadium with the latest. maria >>> reporter: good morning, michelle. yeah, it is the mayor against an nfl team. now the 49ers are making a play off the field. last night during a city council meeting, the mayor and the 49ers exchanged some words. now we are going to rewind another a second. if you remember -- for a second. if you remember mayor lisa gillmor is looking into whether taxpayer dollars are being spent on the stadium to help for games and other events, in violation of measure j a voter- approved measure that says no taxpayer money can be used at levi's. the reason why an audit shows taxpayer money is being used on the 49ers. but a statement was released saying, until recently, we have remained largely silent hoping our performance we speak for itself. the mayor fails to recognize that her unfounded accusations are harmful to her city and constituents. now, the 49ers went on to say in their statement that they would actually lose a lot of money if event planners believed that there was some instabil

maria medina shows us why thieves may not be happy with the next box they take. >> it was just kind of brazen about 4 p.m. >> reporter: john's surveillance cameras caught the suspected crook and the crime. >> the suspect came by and drove by spotted the packages. >> reporter: a theft right outside his door while he was home with his daughter nearly two weeks ago. >> so she decided to go for it and she almost couldn't lift what she tried to get it back to her car and a second suspect pulled around and they both got in the van and left. >> reporter: inside the box, a kid's desk, a christmas present for his 5-year-old little girl. >> she was crying. she never really had anything stolen from her before. >> we were looking for creative ways to solve the problem. >> reporter: and they have. campbell police are leaving packages all over the city at homes and businesses. inside, gps trackers that are undetectable. >> that's going to be merchandise inside and you're not going to have enough time to figure out that it's ours until you have the lights and siren behind you. >> reporter: police say

right now it is 51 in elyria, 46 in medina. the winds are sustained at 10 to 20 and an occasional gust could with be felt at 25 to 30 miles per hour. that is what will get you when you step outside this morning. here our forecast, the power of 5 forecast planner as we go through the day, afternoon and evening. the wind stays the temperature drops off as we go into tonight. we will look more ahead to the weekend forecast in just a bit. kristin? >> thank you, jd. >>> let's pull up the view of the odot cameras at 480 and warrensville center road looking fine. check the travel times on 480, still an 8 minute ride. we have a lot here on your friday morning, 270 westbound -- >>> well, colin kaepernick announced he did not vote. because the message of color still remains intact. >>> the ceo of grub hub taking a stand against intolerant institutes. matt maloney, the co-founder of the online food service sent out a companywide email advocates for inclusion and tolerance in the workplace. he realized some employees may not feel the same

medina police arrest teenagers accused of vandalism, where they were linked may surprise you as matt wright has details, the damage estimated to be in thousands of dollars a combination of luck in good g place for fundamental vandalism they were tied to the crime >> idina menzel cleanup damage in one of the historic town hal on medina public square teenagers broke in a week ago spreading pain damage the interior. the rest of the teenagers saturday at the medina shopping center one of the teenagers was seen climbing the building found in an upstairs office the say they admitted to then engin house damaged and a jim brickma at the ai root candle company damaging candles and spray-painted a warehouse. >> there weren't very distinctive shoes during these incidents are, at the firehouse what they did damage with paint we noticed the shoes began sailor also tied to a fourth case of vandalism at a city own storage barn in april, interfacing breaking and entering in vandalism charges a well as trespassing police say they don't know the motive. i-team uncovered a break-in at a crime spree tha

kpix 5's maria medina is live at scu to tell us what's happening >>> reporter: good morning. the santa clara district attorney is put together this event with this college and other colleges in this county. it's called one voice. and some of the guest speakers include cnn as ashley ban field congresswoman jackie speier and actress sharon stone. stone is expected to read the now well known letter written by the victim in the brock turner case. as you remember, turner is the former stanford swimmer who was convicted of sexual assaulting a woman outside of a frat party last year. his recent early release from jail made national headlines and was the talk of the school. >> it really allowed me personally and other women to kind of, like, confront, um, their own battles and issues that they have had, um, with sexual assault. >> reporter: so today the symposium's goal is to bring national awareness of sexual assault on campuses and how colleges can protect students and survivors. after the brock turner case, several rape survivors came forward to say that they believe that the syst

maria medina kpix 5. >>> let's get you caught up on major local ballot measures.>> anne makovec joins us, the soda tax high-stakes. >> three bay area cities pass new laws charging one penny per ounce on any sugary drink soda sports dreams and energy strings, the charge on the distributor, we heard from billionaires and the soda industry pouring big money into the election, critics calling it a grocery tax that would hurt small businesses. san francisco voted 62% in favor of the measure, 38% against, oakland 61% voted yes, 39% voted no. and it was widespread for albany 71% of voters saying yes, 29% say no. berkeley was the first city in the us to implement the soda tax last year. statewide historic vote legalizing recreational marijuana. passing with 56% of the vote, lieutenant governor gavin newsom pushed for its passage. >> the state stepped up and stepped in and said the war on drugs has been a failure in california it is a war on poor people, on people of color and it is time for change in california. we have sent that message powerfully to the rest of the nation.>> the law will af

live at mineta, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:58. a traffic alert in hayward about an hour ago and this is on northbound 880 at industrial parkway. we're looking at live chopper feed of the incident seen here right now. it's a fatal crash involving a car and a pedestrian. and it had all lanes blocked but as you can see, chp is letting cars out of one lane now and moving them over on the side area there right past the incident scene so that's the good news here. however, traffic is backed up all the way to highway 84. that's the dumbarton bridge. and chp is also diverting traffic off at whipple boulevard as you can see here in the live feed. a huge gap between there. but traffic is major-ly backed up on northbound 880. avoid the area. the alternate would be mission boulevard or hesperion boulevard. roberta? >> i have been watching clouds swoop over the bay. now you can see the rain falling and this is validation. this is our live hi-def doppler radar. you can see the bill seg at the bay bridge. raindrops are falling in san francisco w

live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> 6:09. two students are taken into custody after a failed bomb plot at a northern california high school. >> and yahoo is under fire for a huge delay before launching an investigation into the hack compromising half billion user accounts. >> and we are looking at a pleasant veterans day but some rain is on the way. details coming up. >> a pleasant veterans day on the road, as well. the roads are good but we have holiday schedules for mass transit. we'll tell you how it's affecting it coming up. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by "living spaces furniture" ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> isn't this a gorgeous shot of the bay bridge? this is sunrise this morning. this is a glimpse of what you have in store for this fantastic veterans day. a mild forecast today but we have some changes on the way. i'll detail those coming up. >>> two northern california high school students were arrested after being found with explosive tears at school yesterday at -- materials at school yester

live in palo alto, kpix 5, maria medina. >>> 5:35. roberta is back. >> you notice that really pretty coat maria is wearing? it's because it's chilly outside, yeah, and she has good taste, as well. you know, um, she is not wearing a slicker. a lot of people having e- mailing, texting, facebook'ing saying how much rain did we get in october and how did it compare with el nino last area? no comparison! we are off to a wet start. these are the statistics we have currently numbers in the 40s and 50s. rainfall amounts up to 7.5" in the santa rosa area. 4.5 in santa cruz. it is now 45 degrees in livermore 47 -- it's widespread cool air mass in place. usually we see santa rosa and napa maybe even livermore dipping into the 40s this time of the year but everybody just about is into the 40s except for san jose at 50. low 50s around the estuary of oakland. and 54 in san francisco. we have this area of low pressure. it's off the coast. it's pretty potent. it's not going to provide us with any rain tomorrow or friday. but it is generating some hig

- yellow you cannot escape it and soon wool see pink and because of it but look at this 71 at 76 in medina county. zero visibility here. you driving in this so i want to make sure you are safe. give yourself extra time but we have normal tribe times green and that means we are not seeingany big delays because of the fog but it's early and look at this picture. 77 at state route 18. john and lynna we will continue to keep our eyes on the fog and making sure that you guys get to where you need to go safely. >> all >>> health concerns in lake county this morning after nearly a dozen cases of legionnaires disease has been reported there. >> will ujek joins us live and several of the cases have been linked to a business there? >> reporter: yeah good morning john. consolidated precision products plant where i am at. there are 11 so far case 3-s linked to a cool -- cases 3 linked to a cooling tower. gentleman that died passed away in july. over the summer. last case two weeks ago all those people have now recovered. health department says the company immediately hired a contractor to clean and de

kpix 5's maria medina is at mineta international airport in san jose. >> reporter: good morning. we are not the only ones up this morning. it is already bustling here at mineta international airport. this is expected to be the busiest thanksgiving travel weekend almost a decade. so exactly how busy? here at mineta they are estimating 400,000 people from last friday to next wednesday and that's up 15% from last year. and across the nation, they are expecting 50 million americans to travel this week and about 4 million of those are flying. >> we brought on 1400 new transportation security officers this summer. we have converted about 2,000 interest part time to full time. we have added about another 50 or 60 k-9s which allows us to rapidly move people through the line. i think we are ready for holiday travelers this year. >> reporter: is traveling pretty stressful especially during the holidays? >> of course. it is. you always worry about getting to the airport on time and if you have a rental car, you know, how long is that going to take. >> reporter: well, of course it's stressfu

con los gobernadores de estas provincias, sumado al de la provincia sÁnchez ramÍrez, el presidente medina se reuniÓ para evaluar la situaciÓn de estas demarcaciones y de inmediato ordenar asistencia social. >> estaremos dando ahora, fortaleciendo o reforzando las ayudas que se han estado enviando. reportera: tras la reuniÓn los gobernadores de spayat y sÁnchez ramÍrez reportaron la muerte de cuatro personas, dos niÑos y dos adultos. >> se han ahogado producto de la imprudencia de los seres humanos. >> pudo haber sido mayor si no se hubieran tomado las medidas a tiempo de prevenciÓn. >> tenemos una situaciÓn seria, y lo que estamos tratando que es, segÚn las instrucciones del presidente danilo medina, que se precede a cualquier cosa todas la vida de los dominicanos. reportera: lo que se haga en las demarcaciones serÍa de manera provisional hasta que las aguas bajen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: llegÓ la hora de enterarnos cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo, pasamos con nuestro meteorÓlogo certificado, eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: empezamos con temperaturas frÍas, luego el cielo se

maria medina reports from sunnyvale. >> reporter: that's right. you know, traffic running smoothly right now, but soon here it's going to be a much different story. this is one of the hot spots that made that study highway 101 through sunnyvale and mountain view, also making the list is highway 237 in milpitas and 280 in downtown san jose. so what makes these so horrible? well, a new study says that there are mega-commuters in this hot spot. basically, drivers are spending more than 90 minutes in their car one way. even more surprising in the study is that it says there are more mega-commuters in silicon valley than in los angeles. >> it's very bad especially down the 101 corridor, 87, two two. there's no respite. everywhere you go, there's traffic. 280. >> reporter: all right. according to the study, among the silicon valley drivers here, more than 5% are mega- commuters. and that's one whole percentage point more than los angeles. so what is the problem? according to the study, they say it's because of affordable housing. more people are living

live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:09. commercial crabbing season gets under way next week. but with restrictions in place for some parts of the coast, whales could be affected. we'll tell you how. >> plus, this warriors fan going viral this morning. [ laughter ] >> the video next. >> and it can be a pleasant veterans day for most out there. we have a chance of rain, though, this evening and another one on the extended forecast. i'll have details coming up. >> okay. and on veterans day we are hoping for "friday light" and "holiday light." how are the roads looking and how is mass transit looking? is it holiday schedules? we'll tell you coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. lois: we've got meats and produce, naturals and organics, at prices

kpix 5's maria medina reports. >> reporter: good morning. you know, this is a big deal as seniors apply for colleges. we are talking about palo alto and gun high school and how they calculate their gpas. at first the superintendent of didn't want to the do weighted gpas but last night the board voted to include them on transcripts for seniors. so exactly what is a weighted gpas? it means if you take an ap or honors class you get a bump up in points in your gpa and when students heard the superintendent didn't want to do it they told the board they would lose out on scholarships. >> i think at the end of the day the amount of stress that this has brought on myself and i'm assuming will bring on other students that start to discover and unravel the information and when they figure out that they possibly cannot get a scholarship for thousands of dollars, then i feel like that just adds a ton more stress. >> reporter: so again, late last night the board did vote to include weighted gpas on transcripts for seniors. also important to note that the

kpix 5's maria medina is live in san francisco on why the erosion work is such a pressing need around the bay area >>> reporter: starting at 7:00 crews will be trucking sand from the north side of ocean beach all the way to the south side and they have been doing this for the last several years and we're talking tons and tons of sand. the reason is erosion. last month the coastal commission reported that the sea level along the california coast will rise as much as 66 inches by the year 2100. we have do something now before it's too late. meanwhile, over at fort funston, scientists over there are trying to measure how much erosion is going on over there. >> it's always been difficult to measure cliffs especially to think about trying to get out there with a, you know, a survey rod or something, of course we wouldn't do that. it's too dangerous. >> reporter: we have seen the erosion in pacifica, as well. they have gone as far as demolishing an apartment building before that goes over the cliff. in ocean beach they are trying to protect a plant and piping from erosion so expect delays t

kpix 5's maria medina is live in south san francisco with an update on the condition of the officer. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. yeah. the identity of the officer not being released this morning but he had surgery after the attack that left him in critical condition. this started yesterday afternoon around 2:00 on grand avenue. someone waved down the officer to report a disturbance. the officer found the suspect right away who is luis ramos correa. he allegedly wasn't cooperating so the officer called for backup. but ramos correa took off on his skateboard and at some point during the chase allegedly turned around and hit the officer in the head and knocked him out. another officer arrested the suspect. the mayor said, quote, this is so disheartening to hear of this incident in a city such as south san francisco. we are a tight-knit community with a police force that's our family. our thoughts and prayers are with this officer and his family. as for the officer hit by the skateboard, again, necessary critical condition after surgery. he had major head trauma. live in south s

live in ocean beach, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> it is 6:35 right now. let's check the weather with julie. >> it is chilly this morning. that's our primary weather headline today but, of course, i think the overall most important weather headline is the rain that's coming this weekend. you definitely want to get prepared for that. it's cold. santa rosa 35. livermore 38. 40 concord. 49 oakland and san francisco. 44 in san jose. we do have a frost advisory in effect for the north bay counties. this will expire at 8:00 this morning. overnight lows are dipping down into the low to mid-30s this morning. so definitely a chilly start. we will warm up later today. we'll see plenty of sunshine both today and tomorrow. temperatures today similar to yesterday. rain though does return this weekend and that's really going to be the big weather event for us. in the meantime, another relatively mild day on the cool side of average topping out in the upper 50s along the coast and low 60s around the bay. low to mid-60s for the warmer spots inland. it might feel a little

they skew in the ball go hand-in-hand,th it is the givin part that makes the meadows turkey bowl from medina county so special hundreds of peoplead play and donate to help familie in need as roosevelt leftwich tells usas after 27 years, the spirit is stronger than ever. only if you think you need to remember at the meadows turkey you come to have fun and to help people and it is a touch football and everybody plays an make sure, that you don't pull a hamstring. was started as a family and neighborhood football game 2027 years ago isam so much more, including entire community and dozens of people from around the state and nation the go score a touchdown to help others. >> all proceeds go to st. vincent depaul. 44 guys play in the two games all the players raised $2,000 o more to help people in need, this year with money raisedrm b the players and other donations the meadows turkey bowl will give back more thanan two and some of the dollars i gave up into an ask ifm i'm going to be in the turkey bowl. >> the key to the game is that it is to be thankful to be part of a bigger community that wan

kpix 5's maria medina shows us how they are trying to prevent the earth from giving way. >> just in the last year we probably lost 20, 30 feet off the dunes down here. >> reporter: robert surfed out here in ocean beach for the last 40 years so he has seen the earth give way feet by feet. >> this went out another 20, 30 feet, it was a gradual slope. there was a beach out here all the way along here. we used to hang out on here and -- >> reporter: the coastal commission warns that if cities didn't act now we would pay the price here in california later. they predict the sea level to rise at the most 66 inches by the year 2100. >> well, it's chronic. it's been going on for years. >> reporter: starting today at ocean beach, crews began moving sand from the north side of the beach to the south side. >> the short term solution is to move sand that's accumulating here at the north end of the beach where we are getting too much sand, moving it down to the south end of the beach where we're having chronic erosion and not enough sand. >> reporter: just one quick look and you can see where there o

no rain within several hundred miles of 45 medina, 44 akron, 43 canton. it's already dropped to 40 in wooster. closer to the lakeshore upper 40s for the most part. let me show you current conditions. cleveland 48, a dew point of 48, calm winds. calm winds out there. remember, some fog this morning, i think there could be some fog forming overnight, especially west of cleveland, and akron. today 54, 45 is the low. 193 1, 72. we've been as cold as 12 degrees. i want to show you this. are you ready, rob and danita? this is a contrast of seasons. we're going to start off here, friday morning. watch the big warm-up. look. look at these temperatures into the lower 70s across northern ohio, but you notice what's here? there's the arctic cold front. that arrives saturday, and the arctic air arrives saturday is out there to snow. friday's record high was set just one year, a 71 for cleveland, 70 for akron/canton. i think we match that or beat it. record highs. this is a big winter storm. for us it's scattered snow saturday night turning into lakesque show sunday.

maria medina, kpix5. >>> a man is in custody accused of stabbing his mother and grandmother in livermore. tyler hassle was arrested a mile from the hill flower drive. his 85-year-old grandmother died of her wounds. his 62-year-old mother has injuries not considered life threatening. investigators are looking into the motive for the attack. they say haskell suffers from various mental illnesses. >>> death penalty opponents hope the supreme court will block prop 66. it is aimed at expediting the death penalty appeals process. california has not executed anyone in ten years. the ballot measure is expected to pass. right now, the yes votes are at almost 51%. but ballot counts continue in dozens of counties. a separate measure on tuesday's ballot, proposition 62 would have repealed the death penalty in california. it lost by a wide margin. >>> well, fresh off the 2016 election, and now, the former mayor of la is setting his sights on the 2018 governor's race. antonio viaragosa says he is in the running including lieutenant governor gavin newson. his priorities are rebuilding the middle class

kpix 5's maria medina is live in south san francisco with details of the investigation. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the identity of the officer is unknown this morning but what we do know is that the officer underwent surgery for the attack that left him in critical condition. this all started yesterday afternoon as you said at 2:00 on grand avenue when someone waved down the officer to report some sort of disturbance. now, the officer found the suspect who we now know is luis ramos correa. he wasn't cooperating so the officer called for backup but ramos correa took off on a skateboard and at some point during the chase allegedly turned around and hit the officer with his skateboard and knocked him out. another officer was able to arrest ramos correa. now, the mayor released a statement that says, this is so disheartening to hear of the incident in a city such south san francisco. we are a tight-knit community with police force that is our family. our thoughts and prayers are with this officer and his family. as for the officer who was attacked with the skateboard he was knocked

kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose where a veterans day parade is under way with the answer. >> reporter: michelle, yeah, that parade started a few minutes ago down the street and you can see this huge crowd that's gathered here to honor our veterans. it was last veterans day that mayor sam liccardo promised to end homelessness for veterans and some would say he is fulfilling that promise. >> the keys to my apartment. >> reporter: after three months of homelessness in san jose, army veteran nicholas is beginning a new chapter in his life. >> like i won the lottery. this is just the beginning because now the real journey begins. >> reporter: unfortunately, nicholas has lived that journey several times, the first time more than two decades ago. >> i have been on the streets three different times, three different struggles. at the time, there was no help. you know, they just send you out give you a paycheck and bye. >> reporter: last year on veterans day county supervisor dave cortese and san jose mayor sam liccardo made this promise. >> that by the 100th aanniversary of veterans

kpix 5's maria medina is at scu with a recent case at the center of the discussion. >> reporter: the brock turner case was at the center of this event convicted of sexual assaulting a woman outside a frat party last year. he was then released after three months in jail. >> that i am not just a drunk victim at a frat party found behind a dumpster. >> reporter: actress sharon stone read the now famous letter written by the victim in brock turner's case. >> the isolation at times was unbearable. [ crying ] >> you cannot give me back the life i had before that night. >> reporter: a letter she says touched her emotionally. >> i felt that emily doe was very claiming just. >> reporter: as well as cnn as ashley banfield. >> i thought other people need to see this a lot of other people need to see this because she is going to shed a light on this issue that no one has been able to shed before. >> reporter: both women wanted to be part of santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen's event today about sexual assault on college campuses. >> we have known for a long time that campus sexual a

kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose with the latest developments. maria. >> reporter: guys, rogelio chavez is on the run but laron campbell was arrested last night at his sister's home. his capture like something out of a movie. >> the sheriff's office is pleased to announce that escaped inmate laron campbell has been returned to custody. >> reporter: he is back in a jail jumpsuit after six days of freedom. >> campbell was staying with his sister. >> reporter: a tip led investigators to his sister's antioch home more than 60 miles away from the jail. campbell didn't run this time because he fell into investigators' laps. >> they determined that campbell was hiding in the attic and campbell then crashed through the ceiling onto the floor where the marshals service and antioch police took him into custody. >> reporter: campbell and this man, rogelio chavez, allegedly sawed through windows bars at the santa clara county main jail the day before thanksgiving then used bedsheets to rappel from the second floor. chavez managed to remain one step ahead of

kpix 5's maria medina is live at san jose mineta international airport. the long lines started early this morning. >> reporter: all right, guys. i want you to gobble this: it is expected to be the busiest thanksgiving travel week in almost a decade. you can see behind me the cars and the people lined up. it's nonstop but nothing compared to what's going on inside. mineta is expecting alone 400,000 travelers starting from last friday to next wednesday. that's up from 15 -- up sa% from last year but they want to help those travelers who are stressed out. >> reporter: is traveling stressful through the holidays? >> of course. >> reporter: it's that time of year. >> you worried about getting to the airport on time. >> reporter: where your stress level. >> where do i go, where's my gate? >> reporter: is likely on the rise. >> if you have a rental car, how long does that take? >> we have a baby so we have to get here early. >> reporter: nearly 50 million americans are traveling for thanksgiving one of the biggest travel weekends in history. according to aaa and

live in martinez, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> good morning. it's 6:57. let's check the crash northbound 880 in san leandro. sorry our graphics are not working. this is before marina boulevard. a motorcycle crash and crews are blocking three left lanes. roberta, if you are ready i'll send it to you. [ simultaneous speakers we want to remind everybody at home we have a high surf advisory in effect until 3:00 today because of the swells. still building up to 20 and even 25 off mavericks. sneaker waves certainly possible, as well. live weather camera looking out. wow! skies are beginning to brighten up. you can see the high, thin cirrus clouds that will be part of your day today. overall, sunshine, temperatures into the 40s and 50s. it is now 59 degrees in san francisco. and later today, numbers 70s from the beaches through the bay into the peninsula and our inland areas. 76, 77 around san jose. low 70s walnut creek, concord, clayton, but then we jump into the mid-70s around the tri- valley. nearly 80 in discovery bay. yeah, you can still take the boat out o

this is in medina.ar medina high school. they actually had to shovel outh where the yard markers were. more of this to come. that's for sure. northeast ohio inundated with snowfall now. the first batch of rain heading to the east coast but now we are back in the colder air. twentys which is on the way for tonight.ld a check out this temperature trace. talking about sony 4 degrees high yesterday. that was just at 4:00 yesterday. the front came through. between 2:00 and five in the morning we were down into the 30s andfi pretty much there we were. that is just where we find yourself right now. 44 degrees and ashtabula and 31 degrees akron canton withwi wind chills in the 20s. no surprise. counterclockwise flow over the great lakes and we continue tot see on and off snow showers through the snowfall forecast taking us into monday morning s. we are sticking with had. upwards of an inch or two off to the west stretching back down to northern start county. highest amounts in southern geauga and northern portage. also 46 inches ove

maria medina live at the county registrar's office. >> reporter: a huge sigh of relief in san jose this is a big deal passing by a wide margin, 62% so far as you can see they are still counting the ballots they will be counting for the next year. or the next week sorry. basically this measure resorts pension and benefits for all city workers in san jose particularly police officers. a mass exodus of officers a few years ago and recently a shortage of police so there was mandatory overtime, kpix 5 discovered some officer sleeping in rvs to get sleep between overtime shifts so you can imagine their sense of relief knowing this will pass 62%. measure f restores pension and benefits to city workers who want to come back. maria medina kpix 5 in the wake of the election protests broke out in several parts of the bay area including oakland berkeley and near san francisco state. sandra osborne is live where students protested in the streets.>> reporter: things are quiet right now but there is some graffiti left behind including on that san francisco state sign on 19th avenue, we can't show you

ok, coming up after the break, we now move to medina, that's right, where one artist is doing amazing things with wood. (machinery rattling) - i've always had a huge passion for design in general. i was renovating our over-century-year-old home, just completely surrounded in material that had far too much character to part with that i decided to start making decor items out of it. and, one of the first items i came up with was this 12-inch ohio, actually. (chuckling) what started as a little hobby on the side grew quickly into a thriving business. when you come into antiquation you can expect to find unique gifts that are actually made by us. we make a lot of the products right here in the shop, and some of those pieces can even be customized while you're shopping. so i am very carefully branding, one millimeter at a time, somebody's name into this box so that they can use it as a cake stand for their wedding. we really like doing it by hand because it gives it a little more character than what you see in the automated branding. this way it has little imperfections in it that you don'

but as kpix 5's maria medina reports, the mayor of santa clara isn't backing down. >> we are holding them accountable. >> reporter: it's a play many are watching closely with santa clara mayor lisa gillmor playing offense. >> we have no knowledge of it. we have no involvement of it. >> reporter: and the 49ers playing defense. the team is accused of spending taxpayer money on maintaining and operating levi's stadium, a clear violation of voter- approved measure j. >> if you -- the 49ers management company would just give us the information that is required under the agreement, we wouldn't have any issues. >> reporter: last night during the city council meeting, the mayor warned the 49ers to hand over the financial documents auditors need to finish their job or city leaders would take the drastic step of taking away management from the 9ers. >> why haven't those documents been provided? >> those documents have been provided. >> reporter: 49ers spokesman bob lang says they invited auditors to get the documents needed almost a month ago, documents they don't want made public because it c

maria medina reports from martinez. >> reporter: guys, remember, there are already a half a dozen bay area police officers already charged in this case in alameda county. but some of those allegations happened here in contra costa county. so the district attorney decided to look into those allegations and decide whether those officers would face additional charges. basically, the contra costa county district attorney told the media today out of all of those allegations, they are only proceeding to charge a retired oakland police captain for soliciting a prostitute in the celeste guap case as she was a former teen prostitute who told kpix 5 she had had sex with 30 bay area police officers mostly from the oakland police department. today the contra costa d.a. said many of the allegations that happened in his county according to guap whose real name is abuslin were consensual or when she was over today. >> someone thinks that, well your office doesn't want to file against police officers. we filed criminal charges againspolice officers when the evidence warrants it. just since i have bee

in santa clara, maria medina, kpix 5. >> money to pay for the tunnel is coming from previously approved tax measures. the project will also include lighting and an open-air ramp. >>> bart is looking into a small explosion on one of its tracks. the transit agency says equipment problems caused heavy smoke late last night. that prompted a shutdown of the montgomery station in san francisco. >> we're in the train and it stops and then the lights went out and then the doors open and then, you know, it was, like, oh, you know, like what's happening and kind of it was, like, smoke. >> only a few passengers were affected by the delays and no one was hurt. everything was back to normal when bart resumed service this morning. >>> a little known california voting law is under scrutiny today in a san francisco courtroom. it has to do with ballot selfies. state law currently prohibits people from sharing photos of their marked ballots. representatives from the aclu are hoping to get the been overturned. the group says that such photos should be considered political speech and should be protected by

maria medina, kpix 5. >>> the contra costa county d.a. rejected allegations made by alameda county's d.a. she had suggested that richmond police purposely offered jasmine abuslin drug treatment in florida so she was out of the state and unable to assist in the investigation. >>> checking other bay area headlines tonight, a showdown over illegal dumping about to get under way in oakland. the city is hosting a town hall at st. louis bertrand church in about half-hour. they will be talking about plans to clean up trash and dumped furniture on city streets. people in parts of east oakland have long complained that the city neglects their neighborhoods. >>> a new funding plan is in the process of being finalized for a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. an mtc committee will consider shifting federal funds into the project necessary week. it's a lot more expensive than the initial estimate. $76million. the price tag tesoro of the project now $204 million. >>> the dungeness crab season set to open locally tomorrow for ring creational fis