might have video from either this location or the neighborhood is asked to contact police. in the past week thieves have broken into three auto dealerships stealing nearly two dozen vehicles. surveillance video shows them taking off friday morning the thieves broke down a door, rummaging through offices before finding keys five vehicles were taken here the dealership s owner believes this was a well-planned heist. there is eight of them running in the parking lot. east jumping and trying to drive off with it. september 17th, thieves stole eight vehicles from mercedes-benz, on sunday, taking eight more from audubon motors. police announced they arrested two teenagers for two similar dealership heists in august. police told us they re not connected to the audubon motors heist. san jose police have not said if they re connected to the crimes in that city. happening now, teachers packed a school board meeting to push for a better contract. they want more money, resources
that terrorize that had woman with the point of the a gun he took her from the front yard, forced her into a car, made her go to the bank and robbed her. laura anthony is live with the story. police are calling this a bold crime the kidnap and robbery today of a woman who is forced down here to this very busy area. forced to withdraw money from her bank account. for those who know this area of mount diablo and main street it s busy, pretty much all of the time, none theless, police say a female victim was taken here, by a robber that stood outside. she went inside and withdrew money. police say the woman was confronted by the man in the front yard of her home, on muller road, a quiet neighborhood about two miles from the bank. we know he s a male his face was covered and wearing a hat, glasses. and something else to cover his face. so, we re hoping to get video that will show the suspect. plows say they believe this was a random crime. anyone with information and who mi
crawl approaching hillcrest in the westbound lanes. we teamed this out well. you can see they are doing the lanes changes right now across the golden gate bridge. eventually they will get four southbound lanes open in the commute direction heading into san francisco. no delay for your silicon valley ride on 237. easy breezy for you. it s been nice so far. so far. but it s still early. it is. see you at 6:00. all right. thank you, elizabeth. well, one of the most powerful political jobs in the bay area is up for grabs today as san jose voters choose a replacement for their termed out mayor chuck reed. kiet do has more from city hall on what s at stake. reporter: good morning. a lot is at stake here in san jose as voters in northern california s largest city pick a new mayor. santa clara county supervisor dave cortese seen here on the left came in first in the june primary. city council member sam liccardo was the runnerup and the most recent polls show cortese
and of course there are possible rip tides out there. but one lifeguard told me this is the time of year when swells start to pick up and people tend to be getting into trouble because they re not expecting that much water. a lifeguard also says he sees an uptick in the number of people needing help. and as you can see live on the scene, there is a thefirefighten the ladder looking to help those coast guard rescuers, to see if there is another person out there needing rescue. and of course we know that a storm is under way and that the seas are rough anyway here out in ocean beach. as you can see, the sign is warning people that the seas are rough and that to really be cautious out here. so as we saw in the last two hours, three calls for 911. so it is definitely a dangerous situation so people need to be careful out here. there was a second 911 call near the cliff house. and we know that that was called off because they determined no one needed help. so again, a third rescue
now, he is charged with four misdemeanors for possession or sale of frozen and processed shark fins, raw shark tail, dried shark fin and dried shark fin for display. if you knew the law why the shark fins? the maximum penalty is a thousand dollars and 6 months in jail. not enough for some activists. we think this is grocery under done. the coordinator for sea shepherd is worried it could be simply a cost of doing business. saying thousands of sharks to have died for the shark fins. i understand concerns san francisco district attorney defends the charging decision. have you to look at the legislative intent. it s clear. makes it a misdemeanor offense. there is no way to elevate the punitive end of it to a felony. it s working. it s working like we intended it to assembly man paul fong points out in addition to possible criminal penalties he lost supply of shark fins worth a million dollars or more on the black market. i m satisfied with that because the in