Good afternoon, everyone. Im michelle griego. Hi, everyone. Im frank mallicoat. Homeless shelters figure up after this bitter cold snap. Kpix 5s keit do reports, south bay shelters will use every inch of floor space to help keep people warm. Reporter the coldest night of the season is upon us and sam martinez a longtime resident of the baccardo center has a message. Get into the shelters. Reporter the largest shelter is gearing up to add an extra 100 sleeping beds. The fire marshal has approved it to 350 beds, never that high before. So some people will have to sleep out in the hallway out in the open. Every available floor space including classrooms will be used if needed. I do sense that the community is much more aware of Homeless People. Homeless people have often complained of being invisible or throwaway people. People are coming to understand theres no throwaway people. Reporter the jungle a homeless encampment was shut down this month. Whats more, the sunnyvale armory another l
Expulsion, and they can be expelled if they are not kon convicted in criminal court. There is precedent and there will be big changes across the country. Reporter some students are surprised it took so long. I thought that it was in placer years past and then it blew up this past spring with the poster case for the entire university. Reporter she is talking about leah francis who says that she was sexually assaulted while school break. I want to know that no survivor at stanford is going to be treated the way i was treated. Reporter soon after, stanford was added to the list of 100 schools across the country under federal investigation for how it handles Sexual Assault cases. Since 2005 nine students have been convict and one expelled and now that would change. It is something that is practical, and i think that it makes a lot of people feel safe. The new changes are set to take effect in the fall, and this comes on the heels of another Sexual Assault case here at stanford involving a
An investigator was also called in. Hes going to go in there count the plants, lights, filter systems and find out what they have been stealing from pg and e. Unfortunately, this is a course thats unacceptable and i dont think we should be accustomed to this rate of homicides in the city. The bottom line is we need before police officers. Reporter the crime rattled the neighborhood. Enough to convince neighbors to think twice about neighborhood strolls. Be cautious and keep my eyes open. You never know. Nobody knows what goes on. I talked with the owner of this house, and she told me that she rented it to a father and his son. She told me she had no idea that there may be pot growing inside this house she owned. Also, neighbors tell me they were very concerned about this crime because this is where kids are picked up for the school bus every morning. Reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. They spent taxpayers money on trips. They may have to pay some back. The O
To your house, it makes it personal. Reporter she is advocating for more patrols. Neighborhood watch groups have been crunching the numbers and they say patrols are working, that burglaries and robberies have dropped 45 in lower rockridge in the last three months. The oakmore neighborhood claims an 85 drop in crime. [ indiscernible ] reporter a patrolman for Security Patrol 3 shot a man after a Home Invasion last month. Property crimes are down because we are here. Reporter but not so fast. Oakland police told me its still too early to tell whether patrols like these are making a difference. Crime may just be spilling over to other areas. You fortify your house or so they go next door. Reporter luke lives in the Oakland Hills and isnt sold on private patrols even after thieves ransacked his home recently. This is really a bandaid solution. Reporter Jill Broadhurst a City Council Candidate says while the patrols have given some oaklanders peace of mind they have also created new problem
Country, linked to a deadly botched raid. A couple killed, several officers wounded. The new storm tonight across several states from california to michigan and when it hits the northeast. Rob marciano timing it out. The unfolding scandal rocking Syracuse University. The fbi now involved tonight. A professor reporting a new incident just today. Amid a series of threatening a messages. A young passenger jumping from a plane onto the tarmac, then onto the roof of a terminal, jumping, trying to escape. And the new promise to American Workers tonight from apples ceo. We are oneonone with tim cook, the new billion dollar project here in the u. S. And the promise of thousands of new jobs. Good evening and its great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. And they begin tonight with the most pivotal witness yesterday in the impeachment inquiry, who said there was a quid pro quo, and that many in the Trump Administration knew about it. Republicans tonight firing back. The ambassador to