in 1976 technology changed kpix forever.n a new show hit the air. >> our show was the very first show to use video out in the field. >> reporter: it was called. "evening magazine." >> we were not in a studio. we took the video everywhere. it was not film as jan points out. >> 3/4s of an inch tape. >> reporter: the news room adopted videotape. the first live microwave van. we covered everything. >> eyewitness news is everywhere. >> reporter: news, weather, sports, social unrest. technology, politics, lifestyle, entertainment, aids, the pope, big events, small events, human tragedies, fires, droughts, major catastrophes and, of course, breaking news. >> when a big breaker would happen you would hear it immediately. the whole news room, the crews lugged around big recorders and portable cameras in the field. then came the computers. >> we had to have the type writer, we kept the typewriters in case the computers crashed. in fact, one day they did. >> reporter: technology continued to improve. smaller, better, faster. >> we had

groundbreaking original story telling from the kpix newsroom. the >>> instead of red and green, christmas will be red and gold this year at levi stadium. the 49ers will face baltimore at home, and it will be a battle between two of the best in the league. and our very own matt lively shows us the ravens feathers are a little ruffled. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> the 49ers and ravens meet christmas night in a matchup of the two best teams in the nfl. and baltimore head coach john harbaugh is hoping his team will grant one of his two christmas wishes. >> world peace and a win, how about that? >> vegas doesn't think harbaugh is going to get his wish, san francisco a 5.5-point favorite despite both teams having identical records. that's fuelling baltimore's fire as they prepare to travel to the prayer. >> this is the second time you guys have been not favorites, underdogs l. that be used in any of the messaging this week with you? >> it was mentioned. it was mentioned, sure. >> i like being the underdog. >> we feel a little disr

here's a look back at 75 years of kpix. >> 1948 kpix went on the air. >> there's another aftershock. ♪ >> good evening to you. i'm juliette goodrich. welcome. we are at the intercontinental mark hopkins hotel here on nob hill known for its beautiful 360-degree views of city, so many people enjoying the view tonight. it also plays a significant part in kpix history. this is where it all began on this exactly 75 years ago by about 45 minutes from now on december 22nd , 1948, at 6:45 p.m. kpix signed on the air as the first tv station in northern california and it all happened right above the top of the mark bar. let's take a look. why the mark hopkins hotel? at the time it was the highest point in san francisco. so we have some archival footage to the roof of the hotel. in fact, engineers installed the bay area's first tv broadcast antenna. also our first master control room complete with some skilled technicians was in the attic of this very hotel. here's a fun fact. the very first thing our viewers saw was a test pattern for 15 minutes that gave new tv owners a chance to adjust their

we'll be right back. >> 1948 kpix went on the air. >>> last night marked 75 years since the day kpix went live being the first to broadcast in the bay area. it was a major technical achievement. and right from the start, kpix used evolving technology to tell the stories that defined the bay area and the nation. juliette goodrich has a look back at what it took to put those early broadcastings on the air and how far we have come since. >> reporter: our story begins where the cable cars climb at mason and california streets on nob hill. the intercontinental mark hopkins. 75 years ago, kpix installed the bay area's first tv broadcast antenna on its roof. >> we hope very much to have kpix on the air in december. >> reporter: in the attic, kpix technicians. >> we're high atop the mark. this room here is above the mark bar. >> reporter: on december 22nd at 6:45 p.m., we went live. that night, kpix scored big with an ice hockey game. the san francisco shamrocks versus the oakland oaks. >> the power that be at kpix decided to try and do a remote from winterland. it was the first sporting eve

. >>> truly a day that altered our time. 1948, kpix went on the air. >> kpix is celebrating our 75th anniversary as first television station to go on air in northern california. 1959 to 1963, one of the biggest bay area dance parties took place right here in our studios. >> reporter: in the bay area it was as common as the fog, as constant as the sun setting in the west. beginning in 1959 for four years inside the kpix5 studios in san francisco, . >> ♪ oliver twist. >> we threw a big dance party. >> our parents would drive us. >> i remember kpix, the building, the studio. >> it was exciting and different. >> reporter: our host dick stewart. >> reporter: six days a week, an hour and a half each day kpix broadcast a tv show that featured teens dancing. they flocked to our studio from all over the area. >> we had what we called regulars, the kids we particularly liked and were asked to come back again and again. >> two of the regulars joey and joanna grew up doing ball room dance and ballet. >> my sister and i were professionals. >> reporter: kpix invited them to dance on the show and t

kpix call that the ensign eye. >> with one of our infant eye minicamps covering the instant debate. >eras began to be used, it opened up a whole new world of news coverage across the city. >> reporter: in 1975, kpix blew away the competition with this live remote as the vietnam war drew to a close. >> behind us, you see the process of replaning the orphans continues. >> reporter: on board, 57 vietnamese babies and children believed abandoned or orphaned. it was called operation baby left. >> we had three film crews out there. >> reporter: kpix was the only tv station capable of carrying these images live. >> i am stan borman. have a good night. we will see you at 6:00. >> it was neat seeing that old footage. incredible. legends. we will continue to bring two more stories like this leading up to the 75th anniversary of kpix this friday. you can watch more from our archives on kpix.com. >>> ahead, colorado republicans are considering drastic measures after donald trump was considered ineligible to appear on the presidential ballot. another one in the books. but we're just getting starte

remember, kpix is your home for super bowl 58.will be on february 11 in las vegas. >>> other big stories, we saw some sprinkles already, but more is on the way with some light showers that fell just before noon on the bay bridge. but the heavier rain is still to come. and it is a little slick on some of the bridges right now. meteorologist darren peck is timing out the best he e can when the main event will arrive. >> and this is a tricky system and a good point, but you said it perfectly. we have picked up .2 inches of rain. most of this coming through the late morning hours. the first alert doppler, lightning came through the south. and we've got a little bit of rain now as we come for a close up. you don't want to down play that and some rain coming through the city grid there, that you can see through the heart of the valley there. that is not heavy, but has been enough that you're noticing the rain. here is what it will go like tonight and the rest of tonight, which will stay pretty much just like this, on again, off again sc

a mile away in the o.r., kpix news anchor, john weston.e actually looking at his beating heart. >> the moment of truth was stopping tommy's heart. >> reporter: soon the heart-lung machine took over for tommy's heart, it pumped oxygen rich blood throughout his body so surgeons could repair the hole in the heart. however, a surprise. >> we found a bit more than we expected. >> reporter: the doctors needed to fix two veins going in the wrong direction. when they finished, the machine was turned off and tommy's heart took over. that surgery lasted about an hour and a half. >> thank you, doctor. >> reporter: 1.2 million viewers watched tommy's surgery. the next morning? >> all the phones were ringing. >> reporter: nearly 100,000 phone calls swamped the station . we had to install extra phones please this became an epic for all of us at kpix. >> reporter: the kid was front-page news. as to whatever happened to tommy. i believe it was a success. >> reporter: five years ago, we met up tom hunter, living in port huron, michigan. after high school,

kpix went on the air. >> kpix is celebrating a special anniversary.odrich is live at the mark hopkins hotel and tonight at 6:00 which played an important role in our history. i see a little champagne there. so cheers, juliette. >> reporter: hello. yes, ryan, and to all of you, cheers to 75 years, kpix celebrating a very special anniversary. why are we here at the top of the mark? our very first broadcast happened here 75 years ago. at 6:00 we'll have our entire show here. we are talking about the past, the present, all of the guests we've had, how it actually began on the top of the roof here with an antenna because this was the tallest building in san francisco way back when. >>> also at 6:00 i'll be joined by a san francisco icon, former san francisco mayor willie brown talking about his memories as well. we'll also have a look back at 75 years and we will toast to us and to all of you who spent this time with us. for now i'll send it over to matt lively for some sports. cheers to 75 years. >> cheers, juliette. i want to switch places with her. >>>

so here is a quick look back at 75 years of kpix. >> 1948, kpix went on the air. >> there's another aftershock mark hopkins hotel here on nob hill is known for its beautiful 360-degree views of the city. but it also plays a significant part in kpix history. this is where it all began exactly 75 years ago. it was december 22nd, 1948 at 6:45 p.m. kpix signed on the air as the first tv station in northern california. it all happened right above the top of the mark bar. so why the mark hopkins hotel? well, at the time it was the highest point in san francisco. and we have some archive footage on the roof of the hotel, engineers installing the first bay area tv broadcast antenna, and the first master control room complete with skilled technicians was in the attic of the hotel. and fun fact, the first thing viewers saw was a test pattern for 15 minutes that gave new tv owners a chance to adjust their sets. it was talled t-day because television was finally coming to the bay area. we'll continue to celebrate our 75th anniversary, and after digging through the archives, we have no shortage of retro kp

happy birthday, dear kpix 5.ank you for hiring me way back in 2001 to impersonate a host on a little show called evening magazine. happy birthday to you. and many happy returns. >> thank you, mike. for more stories from our website, go to our website at kpix.com. >>> comedian jo koy had a big year with a global tour after the hit movie, easter sunday. >> he is starting off with another major gig. >> i am super excited to announce that the golden globes are in a couple of weeks. you might wonder who the host is? it's me. jo koy. that's right. sunday, january 7th, you can watch the golden globes , the 81st annual golden globes on cbs live , or stream it on paramount plus. >> that is big news. easter sunday was based on his standup comedy and personal experiences but he went around to different cities to promote that movie last year. >> i think is a little excited about it. you can watch the golden globes on sunday, generally seventh right here on kpix and streaming on paramount plus. >>> still ahead of 5:00, a berk

celebrating the 75th anniversary of kpix with a deep dive into our archives. we're finding gems like this next story from 1973. kpix reporter christopher chow was hot on the trail of the double yellow head parrot after sightings all over redwood city. take a look. >> do you think you might want to try to catch any of them? >> no, i don't think we are. we have tried before, and you can't get near them. you can climb up the tree elizabeth cook venn chylely and fly away. we've had no complaints about him. >> reporter: the double yellow head parrot is from mexico. it should be approached. >> are these birds dangerous? >> dangerous only in the sense if you ever cornered one and you got bit by one, that you can do a little, you might injure it somewhat, yes. it might take off your finger. no, not really, but it might seriously hurt you. you can only imagine what they can do. >> reporter: perhaps the yellow head parrots will become a permanent part of the wildlife. eyewitness news, redwood city. >> and they are pretty. >>> well at the time, the trainer at marine worl

so here is a quick look back at 75 years of kpix. >> 1948, kpix went on the air. >> there's another aftershockhe mark hopkins hotel here on nob hill is known for its beautiful 360-degree views of the city. but it also plays a significant part in kpix history. this is where it all began exactly 75 years ago. it was december 22nd, 1948 at 6:45 p.m. kpix signed on the air as the first tv station in northern california. it all happened right above the top of the mark bar. so why the mark hopkins hotel? well, at the time it was the highest point in san francisco. and we have some archive footage on the roof of the hotel, engineers installing the first bay area tv broadcast antenna, and the first master control room complete with skilled technicians was in the attic of the hotel. and fun fact, the first thing viewers saw was a test pattern for 15 minutes that gave new tv owners a chance to adjust their sets. it was talled t-day because television was finally coming to the bay area. we'll continue to celebrate our 75th anniversary, and after digging through the archives, we have no shortage of retro

went on the air. >> december 22, exactly 75 years since kpix went on the air. we are sharing fun snippets from our archive. today, a little something for anyone who loves charlie brown and the peanuts gang. you may recognize vince geraldi at the piano in 1967. the jazz musician famous for composing music for the specials made an album with the san francisco boys chorus. kpix reporter davis asked if he thought children had a better feel for jazz than adults. >> well, they don't question it. they enjoy it. you get enough of them together and it gets a different timber than what you are used to hearing in jazz. it's fun to work with the kids. they like to sing songs that they hear on the radio. this gives them incentive to work at it. this group here is fabulous. >> as we celebrate today's milestone in our station's history, our julia good rich will broadcast live from the top of the mark in san francisco. it's right there that our kpix studio sent our first broadcast signal in 1948. join us for that tonight at 6:00 around 7:00 p.m. i will be tuning in. >>> a live

here on kpix. local news continues on our streaming service cbs news bay area. i will be right back here at 5:00. hope you will join us then. ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the high-stakes strip to back through every u.s. officials to address u.s. border crisis. the secretary of st

. >> kpix turns 75 today and to celebrate we are opening up our archives. if you grew up in the bay area, in the '60s and '70s and you saw a kid playing a tuba on kpix, channel 5, well, you were in for a treat. ♪ the program was called "whatchamacallit" a show made for and by young people. iconic opening showed people hearing the tuba and rushing near fort mason. they opened it and through the magic of television, walked into our kpix studios. >> that's the way we open each week's show. and kind of a perverse way it really is a descriptive title. it's a term we all use when we don't quite know how to describe something and that's a problem i'm having today. >> the hosts were half a dozen kids and they helped the producers pick the stories and put it all together. one segment called what you wish was where kids wrote a letter to kpix to tell them what cool stuff they wanted to do. they became the star of the segment if selected like this young boy riding a boat that belonged to the navy. to celebrate today's milestone, in our station's history, our juliette

. >>> 1948, kpix went on the air. >> it's been 75 years this week since kpix went on the air. we are the bay area's first television station and a lot has changed especially how we explain bay area area. look at how we used to do it. >> the showers are neat to look at if you are a cloud freak and there is one of several reasons. you can watch air rising. this picture shows why. showers are just the little brother of thunderstorms. rising currents of air within these clouds produces the clouds. >> that is then kpix meteorologist jerry norman in the late 1970s. that was the top technology that we had. remember when the pandemic hit, a lot of us in tv went back to that because we had problems with computers and short staffing. but this is what it was on the daily. >> my how things have changed as we join jessica now. how would you show us the little brother of thunderstorms? >> better yet, let's show some thunderstorms now behind me on this amazing virtual reality set that we have at kpix. zoom out a little bit so we can see this amazing set. our first alert doppler is active. we

well, cbs evening news is coming up next on kpix.continues on our streaming serv e, ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, millions dealing with the aftermath of east coast. the flood and power outages just ahead of the holidays. and there is another storm brewing. we have the details. ♪ ♪ high floodwaters trapping residents and sweeping vehicles off the road. attacks on merchant ships in the red sea. what's being done to protect the critical trade route?

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. a young man was putting himself through college delivering pizzas when he was gunned down in front of his own home and his mother saw it all happen. now, the oakly police department and people that live there are trying to make sense of it. andrea nakano asked the police chief a possible motive. >> reporter: the young man killed was just taking a break from deliveriing pizza. he was delivering pizza. he parked and a car pulled up next to him and fired at close range. >> reporter: those that live here is a it is normally quiet area. tina has lived here for roughly 30 years and she says shootings are extremely rare. >> we have had one other one about maybe a year or two ago. but, it is a nice neighborhood. i mean, we are raising kids here and, you know, it is kind of sad to have something happen like that so close to home. >> reporter: just before 5:00 on wednesday afternoon, one witness who did not want to speak on camera said they heard six rounds fired at the victim. then, the screa

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara doncheytting himself through college delivering pizzas when he was gunned down in front of his own home and his mother saw it all happen. now, the oakly police department and people that live there are trying to make sense of it. andrea nakano asked the police chief a possible motive. >> reporter: the young man killed was just taking a break from deliveriing pizza. he was delivering pizza. he parked and a car pulled up next to him and fired at close range. >> reporter: those that live here is a it is normally quiet area. tina has lived here for roughly 30 years and she says shootings are extremely rare. >> we have had one other one about maybe a year or two ago. but, it is a nice neighborhood. i mean, we are raising kids here and, you know, it is kind of sad to have something happen like that so close to home. >> reporter: just before 5:00 on wednesday afternoon, one witness who did not want to speak on camera said they heard six rounds fired at the victim. then, the screams of a young man ba

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kpix went on the air. are just minutes away from the bay area. >> put on your cowboy hats, strap on the spurs as we celebrate the 75th anniversary of kpix this week. we're sharing stories and community memories from around the bay area. like this one in 1969. take a look. look at the awesome chaps. the cattle drive used to be an annual event. ceo alison keeny says the last one was in the late 2010s. the cow palace hosts a grand national rodeo and it's their 75th anniversary this year as well. that's it for the afternoon edition. remember we e [ dramatic music ] [ ventilator hissing ] >> finn: and the blood gas? >> dr. martin: already drawn. >> bridget: so you're worried about my dad's co2 levels? >> finn: worried about everything right now, but yeah. >> dr. marr.

half a century ago the >>> that was a day that alternate times. 1948 , kpix went on the air. >> kpixmark 75 years of broadcasting this friday. to celebrate, we are opening our archives . half a century ago we covered the arrival at sfo of what was called the big bunny. the big bunny with a black customized dc-9 jet plane with a big white playboy bunny on its tail. the jet was owned by then playboy publisher hugh hefner and inside the $5 million plane, swanky digs. outside a bunch of bunnies and their signature outfits surrounded by their boss. when asked by reporters, hugh hefner denied that he exploited women. >> i don't think that exploitation and the connotation it has today, the negative connotations, suggest taken advantage of. in this case, the human body , i don't think it is true. i think the girls work for the clubs and they pose for the magazine. they do so because they want to and rather handsomely get paid for it. >> the bay area had its own playboy club at montgo [cheerinu ] ] [music playing] i don't really even know how to intro the human being walking out because they'

kpix went on the air is northern california's first broadcast tv station. and to celebrate we have been digging into the archives to share remarkable moments we have all lived . in july of 1969, our world held its collective breath waiting for the apollo 11 astronauts to return to earth safely. our reporter, ed arnow captured the moment on the streets of san francisco. >> reporter: as the anxious moments ticked off, people throughout the bay area waited for the word. san francisco went silent as if more than 1 million people were suddenly taking a long, deep breath simultaneously. the city was engulfed with the sound of people trying to tell the world that we have entered a new era of space exploration. >> it is great. i cannot believe they finally got down. >> it is fine. i love it. i thought the boys were not make it but they did. great for them. it is something else. everybody is wondering if they will come back and they are back in we are happy. >> i am so excited. i don't know what to say. it is so beautiful. i am happy they are back and safe. >> wonde

contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> that was a day that altered our times. 1948 kpix went >>> tomorrow kpix turns 75 and to celebrate, we are opening up the archives where we found a milestone event for the legendary steve jobs. after leaving apple he founded a new company october 12, 1988. jobs revealed the device to a private gala event. >> the newcomb come called next advertise a $6,500 work station aimed at higher education, students and teachers. it may be revolutionary, today's unveiling was the first computer of the 1990s coming out to synthesize sound. a whole bunch of things that propel us into the 90s. >> the biggest innovation is a one foot square that job calls comparable to a big mainframe. it runs the computer. there is a laser printer that is half the size of the smallest one on the market. that is an extra $2,000. there is a 265-megabyte eraseable disk drive like a home cd. it has 50 times the storage of anything now on the market. >> the one that is technologically unavailable elsewhere is the optical disk drive. william shakespeare, dictionary, it all fit

. >>> plus, we're looking back at 75 years of kpix. how an unlikely visitor was the talk of the town on the peninsula. >>> thank you so much for joining us. i'm andrea nakano. brian is off tonight. the holiday weekend is in full swing with some people still heading out to their travel destinations or doing some last minute shopping. this is how busy san francisco's union square looked this afternoon. lots of people hitting the stores to buy gifts. but not everyone was at union square to go shopping. a group of demonstrators rallied calling for a ceasefire in gaza. many of them chanting and holding signs at the square. this shows the the moment a person with a sign was climbing the christmas tree. the san francisco department of emergency management went as far as sending out an alert telling people to avoid union square due to police activity. we'll have more coming up at 6:00 and 11:00. >>> it's another busy day on the roads and the skies. taking a live look across bay area airports today, they've been bracing for big crowds all week.

kaiser permanente. . >>> that was truly a day that altered our times, 1948, kpix went on the air. >>ong before he was famous for fighting against covid, dr. fauci was fighting hiv. as we mark the 25th anniversary of kpix this week, we are rewatching significant moments in history covering by our reporters. today, it is hank plante when he sat down in 1988 to ask how those hiv vaccines were going. >> gp116 vaccine trial is in a phase one, it is called testing for two things, one, if it is safe to give and if it induces what is a immune response. does the body have a response, if that respect it is succeeding, thus far no toxic side effects from the use of this vaccine in the volunteers. and secondly, we are detecting immune responses to the vaccine. namely we are getting antibody responses and been what we call cell mediated responses, where you put it in a test tube with the cells of someone vaccinated and the cells respond quite well. so, thus far, things are coming along quite well. >> we all know that ultimately that vaccine did not prove to be effective. but the search goes on. v

. >>> and then we crack open the kpix archives. a look back at how the drug rehab facility turned into a dangerous and violent cult. >>> and another look at a very impressive complex of thunderstorms sitting right off the coast. don't be surprised if you get woken up an hour or two with some rumbles of thunder. we'll talk about that and then look at next fo >>> the flea market property is prime real estate for housing. in 2021, the city approved a plan to build nearly 3,500 homes. but with the cost of construction rising, the property owners changed their plan, proposing to build only about 900 homes. the city isn't thrilled about that. >> if it means waiting a few years until the interest rates come down and the cost of construction will stabilize, i think that's the right thing to do. >> reporter: in the meantime, those who make their living have been kept at a state of uncertainty with an agreement they will get a year's notice once a decision to build is made. and they were expecting something in january. but on friday, the wor

sounds like a nice idea unless you work for kpix. we sent matt lively to walnut creek on ice today to promote our bay area families drive. we got a little disappointed seeing matt standing on ice in shoes. we not so kindly requested he throw on some skates, and this is how it went. he is style, he is grace, and he almost fell on his face. he is matt lively, everyone. in fact, as you see here, matt needed assistance from multiple people, young people. >> it takes a village, sarah. >> there it goes. >> and with all that he managed to nearly bust a tailbone. and he wasn't just assisted by the amazing staff. he also had this device normally reserved for small children. >> they call that the future olympic skater. >> that's a walker. >> matt is over 6 feet tall so he had to hunch and scoot. he may have to pay a visit to the chiropractor after this assignment. >> all for you and the 11:00 news. >> i did text him and say please put skates on. >> send the florida guy out there. >> it would be worse if that was freshly zambonied. >> they said

kpix went on the air. -- >>> all this week, we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of kpix with a deep dive into our archives. and i mean deep. we are finding gems like this story from 1973. kpix reporter christopher chow was hot on the trail of the double yellow head parrot after sightings all over redwood city. >> reporter: do you think you might want to try to catch any of them? >> no. i don't think we are. we've had -- we have tried before. and you can't get near them. you climb up a tree and naturally and fly away. and we've had no complaints about them. >> reporter: the double yellow head par root is from mexico and should be approached warily. are these birds dangerous? >> dangerous only in the sense that if you ever cornered one and you got bit by one, it would -- do a little -- might injure you somewhat. yes. might take off your finger. no. not really. just seriously hurt you. draw blood. but -- they are known to be able to crack open a walnut. so -- you can imagine what they'd be able to do. >>

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. >>> this week marks 75 years since kpix first start the bringing you all the news from around the bay area and we're looking back at some of the big names who have come through these doors. >> reporter: haven't you always wanted to be out on the fairway at a major golf tournament and be one of the announcers who always talked like this? >>> and you're literally running out of time to buy this gift for christmas, why the newest apple wa (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> this friday cbs news bay area celebrates 75 years as the first television broadcasting station in northern california. >> over the years we've enjoyed an incredible staff, including a famous marathon swimmer, diana nyad, before she swam that grueling 53 hours from cuba to florida in shark infested waters, she worked here at kpix in the late '80s. >> nyad filed this report where the sky is the limit. >> reporter: in competitive jargon the frisbee is called a disc. most of us wouldn't know one from another, but the pros use a variety of shapes an

the cbs evening news is next on kpix. we will be back here live at the top of the mark at the top of 7:00 with a special look at how technology has changed how we bring you the news. >>> thanks for joining us. thanks for joining us all of these years! i'll see you back here at 7:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> major: tonight, the powerful storm system that set rainfall records across california, causing flooding and landslides, is now on the move. ♪ ♪ one person is dead following the history-making storm that dropped a month's worth of rain in one hour in one town, and the effects are still being felt. >> home for the holidays. tracking the flights, the weather, and the roads, as millions are on the move. >> major: news that an israeli american thought to be a hostage actually died in the october 7th attack, and his body is still in gaza. newly uncovered recordings reveal then-president trump pressured michigan election officials not to certify results in the 2020 election. >> it seems to be a lot higher, a lot faster, earlier in the se

. >>> that was truly a day of our times. 1948 , kpix went on the air. >>> in recent weeks we have seen demonstrations from both sides of the war happening in gaza on university campuses across the country, including at uc berkeley cal has a long tradition of student protest so as we mark the 75th anniversary of kpix this week , we wanted to share footage of a 1969 rally that became a protest which became a tragic event known as bloody thursday. at noon, on may 15th, thousands of students opposed a plan to turn people's park into an athletic field gathered at sprouts plaza. after chaotic attempt to march down telegraph avenue to the park was blocked by police, protesters returned to campus. national guard troops confronted them with teargas sprayed by helicopters and advanced on student with fixed bayonets. one bystander was killed and another man was permanently blinded. a police officer was stabbed in the chest but survived . you can see film from other milestones in the bay area history from our own archives on kpix.com. >>> still ahead, recycled wastewater could be coming to your to

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sounds like a nice idea unless you work for kpix. to walnut creek on ice today to promote our bay area families drive. we got a little disappointed seeing matt standing on ice in shoes. we not so kindly requested he throw on some skates, and this is how it went. he is style, he is grace, and he almost fell on his face. he is matt lively, everyone. in fact, as you see here, matt needed assistance from multiple people, young people. >> it takes a village, sarah. >> there it goes. >> and with all that he managed to nearly bust a tailbone. and he wasn't just assisted by the amazing staff. he also had this device normally reserved for small children. >> they call that the future olympic skater. >> that's a walker. >> matt is over 6 feet tall so he had to hunch and scoot. he may have to pay a visit to the chiropractor after this assignment. >> all for you and the 11:00 news. >> i did text him and say please put skates on. >> send the florida guy out there. >> it would be worse if that was freshly zambonied. >> they said it would have been

more information on all of our stories and how you can protect the planet, just go to our website, kpixcom. >>> still ahead, it is a celebration often lost in the holiday shuffle, how some people are honoring kwanzaa in san francisco. >>> there is no major issues for new year's eve or new year's day, no rain. the surf advisory is going to expire tonight and we will get a much needed break. enjoy it, there is more rain coming next week. it'll get here >>> it's the fifth day of kwanzaa to celebrate, a ceremony was held at san francisco maine public library, it was put on by oaklands institute, it is an african american holiday that honors seven different principal and today is dedicated to the visible purpose. the event was organized by the village project. >>> food banks in our region are serving more people and meals this year but they themselves are getting less help. take a look at your screen. these food banks across the bay area are still short on donations. they are hoping the community can help reach their fundraising goal by midnight tomorrow night. >> we've had to make over the

. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, celebrating 75 years of kpix by dipping into our archives.ive sit-down with deion sanders long before he became coach prime. >> you've got to believe. you don't believe in yourself, ain't nobody else will. >> who he said was the person keeping him grounded (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. the next-generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >>> that was truly a day that altered our times, 1948, kpix went on the air. >> in rpd a week, kpix 5 will celebrate our anniversary as the first television broadcasting station in northern california. to honor the m

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day around here. 75 years since kpix started broadcasting.e, we dug out some old film of another very special day. this was june 19th in 1959. there is willie maze signing baseballs at the emporium store and market street on san francisco. a ticket to a giants game cost less than two dollars that year. our very first broadcast went out from the mark hopkins hotel right here in san francisco. so, tonight, that is where we will be. tune in to see juliette goodrich on the top of the mark at 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. well, that will do it for us for the news at 9:00. up next is "the drew barrymore show." and drew heads to london to chat with the cast of "wonka." (singing )i'll be home for christmas. you can plan on me. please have snow and mistletoe. and presents on the tree. right now all over the country kids at shriners hospitals for children are able to go home and be with their families for the holidays. and that's only possible because of the monthly donations from people like you. thanks to a generous donor every dollar you give can help twice as

. >>> later, celebrating 75 years of kpix, by taking a trip deep into the archives.dom life altering trauma would turn sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. the next-generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >>> now at 6:30, studying climate change from the skies. birds fly so high and for so long they were essentially living, breathing weather satellites. >>> in tonight's project earth segment, anne makovec shows us how scientists are using this creature to see a bird's eye view of how our planet is warming. >> reporter: the great birds. >> they have these big wingspans and a light body to soar up into the atmosphere. it's a really beautiful bird. >> reporter: now this beautiful bird is soaring to new heights with the help of the sp

we are asking people to make a donation, go to kpix .com or use the qr code on your screen to make a donation. >>> coming up in sports, what if i told you even the best running back in the nfl is a bit insecure? plus, the story >>> as we check in with paul on this friday, the one thing i noticed, i went out last night after dinner, you have to bring out the bigger coat now, it is chilly outside. that crisp air, it is so nice, even in the city, it gets a little bit cool after the sun goes down. >> let's take a look at what is in store for the weekend, temperatures tonight aren't going to be quite as chilly because we have a blanket of cloud cover. the weather pattern is still unsettled, this sends ripples down to us that don't have much moisture to work with, but just enough to produce some clouds and occasional passing showers. that is in store for us tonight and starting the day tomorrow. we are tracking a few showers out there, far eastern solano county and some activity in the north bay that has been largely evaporating before it hits the ground level. let's switch over to the fut

before she swam the 53 hours from cuba to florida in shark infested waters, she worked for kpix in the late 80s. i filed this report on a sport where the sky was the limit. >> reporter: in competitive jargon the frisbee is called a disk. most of us would not know one from another but the pros use a variety of shapes and sizes depending on the flight pattern desired. there are seven events within the disc championships. each player accumulates points from event to event. the throw of the distance event resembles the classic discus throw of track and field. the men's world record is 624 feet, more than the length of two football fields. the current women's national champ at the distance throw says frisbee tossing is not as casual as we might think. >> it's a real social atmosphere. although we do take it seriously and competitively and a lot of people train really hard for this. >> reporter: hours of practice go into the accuracy event. after different angles come you must switch and you are constantly addressing the wind. the wind is crucial in itself caught event. the watch starts as y

we will continue to follow the latest developments and bring them to you on kpix .com. >>> an outbreak of a deadly strain of avian flu has been found at two sonoma county poultry farms according to the press democrat, they are in petaluma, more than 250,000 birds are expected to be euthanized according to the department of agriculture, 68 million birds have been infected since the outbreak began last year on the east coast. >> a protest targeting a controversial dog trainer in san francisco today, the trainer gained a big following on social media, being accused of dog abuse and animal cruelty by fellow trainers. he held a training event in the city this afternoon and was met by protesters. da lin talked to his supporters and detractors. >> reporter: there are no regulations when it comes to dog training, some dog trainers claim one man is abusing the system and the dogs. six-year-old, mikey is a german shepherd husky mix, his dog mann, elena is worried about his behavior. >> i have a vicious dog here, that is why we want to just try it, it might help. >> reporter: she tried different

. >> 1948 kpix went on the air. >> all this week we are celebrating our anniversary. kpix was the first tv station to go on the air december 22 in the, 1948 so we will start the week by diving into the archive and sharing this gem from our reporter steve. we track down a mystery in fisherman's wharf in the summer of 1970. >> to the tourist sour dough french bread has become as much a tourist attraction as the golden gate and cable care and the bread can be made only here. indeed several have tried but failed always to duplicate that famous sour taste. but now that fact notwithstanding the federal government has propose rated $49,000 to a research project which is intended to see if sour dough french bread can be duplicated elsewhere. there is no patent on the sour dough process and if there was a hiten recipe it's been lost. the government would like to know what allows the starter bacteria to perform in a unique in the san francisco bakeries and fail else where. if the uniqueness is a chemical process you may be able to make your own. two san francisco firms have bee

the 75th anniversary of kpix this week. this morning a story from december 1970, 53 years ago this month. there was no sign yet of an end to the vietnam war and a lot of anxious people here in the bay area were waiting at the dock in alameda for a very special arrival. kpix reporter pat o'brien was there. >> reporter: the big o.. home once again. returning today from her fifth vietnam combat tour includingduty as the base for last month's raid for the north vietnamese prisoner of war camp. no u.s. prisons of war were found in the camp. but in the minds of these that returned today. their homecoming formation on the flight deck spelled out noel. p. o. w.. in the western pacific, the past seven months the uss sailed under the golden gate bridge early this morning. the hour from golden gate bridge to naval air station alameda pier must be one of the longest hours of the entire cruise for men such as these. but it passed as it always does, climaxing in a welcome home of flags, balloons, bands, and flowers from a hovering helico

let us know on social media use that #kpix. what your plans are whether you are coming into san francisco, enjoying oakland, or maybe somewhere else in the bay. we want to know what you are doing so we can see and celebrate it. also see your decorations too. email those pictures and videos at newstips@kpix.com. or use that #kpix on social media. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. >>> all right. well, the warriors fell to the phoenix suns last night. the headline this morning though, this is what we were talking about you saw right there is draymond green's ejection. it came early in the third quarter. he earned a flagrant 2 foul after wildly swung his arm and

. >>> and remember, we also have the latest weather updates on kpix .com. >>> to oakland, where the city might not get a new police chief until march at the latest, that is the new deadline for the police commission to submit a new list of finalists. after the mayor rejected all the candidates on a previous list, the rest included the former police chief, armstrong as a finalist, oakland has been without a permanent chief since the mayor fired armstrong last february. the oakland police commission is also mourning the loss of the oakland police officer, tuan le who was killed in a line of duty yesterday, they released a statement sending condolences to family, friends and colleagues of the officer. >>> oakland police say the shooter is still on the loose, his death has sent shockwaves through the community. the officer was working undercover when he was shot and killed. he was trying to stop thieves from raiding a cannabis dispensary yesterday morning. tuan le joined the oakland police force in 2020. >>> four san francisco police officers were hurt in a crash last night, you can see the

today is the day. 75 years exactly since kpix went on the air. we take you back to the early days of a san francisco baseball legend. >>> plus, the holiday hit "elf" starring will ferrell marks its 20th anniversary. he's so flexible. how fans are still retracing buddy's steps and celebrating a modern day christmas classic. >>> let's get a live look outside before we head to break. looking over oakland there. looks like a bit of clouds hovering over the area there in the east bay. but hopefully those will clear up and maybe it's going to be a beautiful day for ice skating. we'll have to ask jess. we'll be right back. i know the importance of taking care of myself. how are you doing between practices? i feel pretty good. surrounding myself with a great team. de'aaron we're going to take a quick look at your knee with ultrasound. everything is looking great. but not just for me. for them. it's great to see you again man. thanks jb. for all that is me, for all that is you, kaiser permanente. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo mod