this is kpix news. >> find out why police are looking into why this was a hate crime. >> it was supposed to be all but a done deal. the snag that could keep some from signing off on the bart agreement. >> and getting ready to welcome a pint sized hero. how one city is rallying around a special little kid. we got late word that bart and its workers may not have a deal afterall. after months of going back and forth, this latest hickup could put things back to square one. kristen ayers, what's going on? >> it's like the never ending story, liz. this is the bart saga that keeps going and going and going. the question on writers minds is will this hickup mean another bart strike? we asked a bart board director.

just when riders thought it was over, the bart labor dispute is back. remember the tentative contract that ended the bart strike? management now says there's a glitch in it. >> stuff happens is all that i can say. things flip by. >> bart board director told us buried in the contract, which is hundreds of pages long, is a provision that gives workers six weeks of paid family leave. bart management says that provision should not have been in the contract. >> we did not know how it got in there and figure out that and work with the unions to resolve this isolated elements of the contract. >> but the union already ratified the contract and in a statement, atu's president said bart management is attempting to go back on agreement that were part of the final deal. this is unconscionable. bart board members plan to meet behind closed doors to talk about the problem tomorrow. >> is there any possibility

that worse case scenario, we could be looking at another bart strike? >> i don't think that has much potential, but of course, anything is possible. >> the bart board will vote on this contract in a week, november 21, they say they hope to have all of this resolved by then. reporting live, kristen ayers, kpix5. >> well, it's another possible hate crime involving a transgender teen. this one, a fight on a high school campus that was caught on video. andrea is in hercules tonight. she has the video of the fight and what another student heard. andrea. >> well, ken, this fight was caught on a student cell phone during the school day between 6th and 7th periods. when you see this video, you're going shake your head. >> i heard screaming and then everybody ran out of my class.

>> this is what rickie heard yesterday afternoon between 6:00 and 7th period. a fight between a group of girls and a transgender teen. >> then there's a bunch of teachers that tried to stop it. >> administrators said the transgender initiated the fight after being taunted and said she was harassed. all over campus, there are signs like this one warning disruptive conduct could lead to fines and jail time. none of the teens involved were in class today. the fight with the transgender teen comes days after an agender team was set on fire on an ac transit bus in oakland. it's leaving parents to tackle tough conversations about right, wrong, and fighting. >> it's the world we live in. >> no one was seriously injured in this fight, but hercules pd is taking a closer look at the video. in hercules, kpix5. >> authorities are looking for

help identifying a man involving in a sexual assault at dianza college. that happened last week at the media and learning center. here's a sketch of the guy. he's white or latino about 5'9" weighing between 180 and 200 pounds. he has shoulder length hair and acne in and around chin area. if you have any information in the case, you're being asked to call the santa clara county sheriff's department. the aide efforts in the typhoon disaster zone picked up over the last 24 hours. the uss george washington aircraft carrier arrived in the region carrying a 5500 person crew and 21 helicopters. soldiers doled out food and cleaned water people. the u.s. pledged $20 million in emergency relief. cbs reporter, seth, shows us the recovery efforts in one of the hardest hit areas. >> utility workers were back

on the job today, but not restoring power, they were still cleaning up. it was the same all over town. almost a week after the typhoon tore through the philippines, very little has changed. >> how high was the water in here? >> 15. >> 15 feet high? >> yes. >> ronald was sorting through the mess at home. but most of what was there wasn't even his. it had floated here from his neighbors. >> you are back to zero, how do you start again? >> a little business also washed out. >> his small electronics shops f ruined. now his family must scavenge for every meal. he had been forced to join the looters. >> did you feel bad about doing that? >> i feel very little. >> why did you do it? >> because if you don't have any food. >> despite the huge relief

effort underway, none made it to their neighborhood. seth done, philippines. >> an aide from the bay area is on its way. >> an hour ago, a handful of registered nurses left sfo. they are part of the first team of bay area nurses who will support local doctors and assess medical needs in the hardest hit areas. more groups will be deployed later on, depending on the need and the funding. their trip was largely paid through by donations for the registered response network. >> everybody is hearing the stories. we have a number of nurses in the united states who have stories of what happened to their families. but i think it's likely we'll see very difficult thing, but registered nurses are used to dealing with this. so we think we can get on the ground and make a difference. >> and that group is set to come back next saturday. kpix5 and its radio partner set up an all day telethon to raise money for the red cross and

typhoon relief efforts. here's a look at the volunteers who staffed phone lines from 6:00 a.m. to just before 8:00 p.m. tonight taking donations. more than 2300 of you people called in. and, thanks to you, we raised $376, 792. if you missed the phone lines, you can still donate at kpix.com/donate. president obama is promising a fix for the millions of health insurance plans canceled after the affordable care act went into effect. as teresa garcia report, some say it's not enough. president obama's visit to a cleveland steel plant was supposed to highlight the building offs efficient cars, but these days, all road lead to healthcare. >> there's no question the rollout on the affordable care act was much tougher than we expected. >> but i want everybody here to understand, i am going to

see this through. >> it was the president's first appearance since announcing changes to the healthcare reform law. now insurance policies that were canceled for not complying with the law can be extended for one year. >> now this fix won't solve every problem for every person. but it's going to help a lot of people. >> people like natalie whose policies were canceled. >> i don't think i'll be able to get it back. >> reinstating those plans won't be easy. insurance companies will have to contact the people whose policies were canceled, explain coverage options, get state regulators to approve new premiums, and then process customer policies. house speaker, john boehner, has another idea. >> let's be clear. the only way to fully protect the american people is to scrap this law once and for all. >> president obama disagrees and says his plan can be fixed. teresa garcia, cbs news. >> the house could vote as

early as tomorrow on a bill that would allow insurance companies to sell those previously canceled policies. not only to those who were dropped, but also to new customers. the white house is promising a veto. several private insurance websites, private health insurances websites confusing people trying to sign up. now here's what the real cover california looks like. california's attorney general forced ten of the fake websites to shut down. domain names similar to cover california. >> kaiser permanente plans to close this week and that's not going over too well with some patients. dozens of people gathered outside the hospital tonight to say the closure will be an inconvenience and force them to make the longer longer drive to oakland. it's part of a consolidation and hope the opening for a new

hospital will change keiser's mind. >> my hope is that when it opens san leandro. they will have time to realize the mistake they have made and come to their senses and open that unit that was originally slated to be there. >> kaiser says by moving everything to oakland, children are getting better care. it adds that the heyward unit treated on average four patients day. >> a woman is the first to file a lawsuit against the company linked to a major e. coli outbreak. richmond based glass recalled about 182,000 pounds of prepackaged salads and sandwiches. after dozens of people got sick. nancy was one of them. she claims she had to go to the hospital after eating a salad from glass onion last month. she was only there for a day, but she still suffers from symptoms of her e. coli infection. workers at the oakland airport are threatening to go

on strike during the holidays. travelers would likely see no impact. those employees staff the restaurants and the gift shops. workers held a one-day strike over the summer. they have been without a contract for more than a year now. they are claiming unfair labor practices. their employer, host international says its offer is base offend a decline in passenger traffic at the airport. martin is slashing 4,000 jobs across the country and that includes 200 at the sunny vail campus. four of the buildings will have to close. the cuts are due to reduced government spending. plans to slash another 2,000 jobs by the end of 2014. it's a sign, bat kid has arrived. tonight, how people are transforming san francisco into gothem city for this little cape crusader. >> and buzz over the new play station 4, the features that have people counting minutes before that midnight release. >> and an inside look at the

world's largest wind tunnel right here in the bay area. the main goal will be behind the project. >> couldn't see more than a few seconds in front of you. widespread fog and widespread cloud cover. we cleared out just before sunset. we'll talk about how low temperatures will go tonight. we have two fronts coming our way. the answer, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

gotham city... to make one's wish come tr bat kid has arrived in san francisco. >> tomorrow it will be known as gothem city. joe vasquez with how more than 13,000 volunteers are coming together to help bat kid save the day. joe. i love this story. >> i do, too. little kids wishes beginning to come true. san francisco has transformed into gothem signal. now tomorrow, it will be up to the bat kid and thousands of volunteers as well as the make a wish foundation to rescue us all. >> this is going to be pretty epic tomorrow. it's bat kid eve. >> turning san francisco into gothem city for a 5-year-old

bat kid, that's one challenge. the amount of interest the sheer number of people wanting to help make that happen is off the charts. >> my goal was to have 200 volunteers. i think we overshot that a little bit. >> how many do you have? >> over 13,000. >> little miles from northern california has already won a big battle against leukemia. he is now in remission. when he goes to u battle tomorrow as the bat kid, he will take on the penguin and the joker and he will have san francisco acrobat, eric johnston, by his side playing batman. johnston gave bat kid a lesson this evening. >> he went up there. >> he went all the way up there? >> yeah. and he did flying trapese and once he came down into the net, he won't, wow, and everyone was clapping. >> people from all over the world are applauding the bat

kid. celebrating miles inspiring story with pictures and posters. >> this outpouring of love is incredible. and it is inspired by miles. i hope it will help to serve a lot more children. i hope it helps make miles day incredible tomorrow. >> should be amazing. that little caped crusader will go to work at 10:00 a.m. when he'll answer the bat signal. he will save a damsel in distress, he will fight the bad guys and end at city hall just after lunch with the mayor of gothem city, will present the key of the city to the bat kid for a job well done and that's where the majority of those volunteers will be as crowding around city hall. it will be an amazing sight. >> don't forget, commissioner gordon, that's our own greg sir. >> yeah, a will the of people involved in that. >> man, it's so good to know that gothem city, san

francisco, is in the hands of bat kid tonight. miles, if you're out there. we are counting on you. >> we are safe now. we will be waiting for him to rescue us. >> thank you, joe. >> they are lining up for one of hottest items of the holiday shopping season. this is a live look at game stop in san jose where people are waiting for midnight. that's when the sony play station 4 officially goes on sale. the store has decided to hand out vouchers earlier in the day in an attempt of having a massive line outside. the ps4 is priced at $399 and boasts big upgrades. improved graphics, a faster processor and larger hard drive. it also has a blue ray player, but not backward compatible, meaning you can't play older play station games on it. >> wow, put it on your christmas list? >> i'm still playing with the atari. >> good, i have my original

going. super break out, like the baseball stick figure and the ball just moves. high quality stuff. love those games. it seems like it's been 25 years since it rained. that would be the lead story. here's what we have going on right now. sfo airport, we are mainly clear. you will avoid the fog tomorrow. man did we have a fog problem. we will not have one tomorrow morning. the atmosphere cleared out. we don't have a strong on shore flow. that means clear skies and chilly night. fremont down to 42. napa, santa rosa. and mid to upper 30s. san rafael 40. how many times has it rained over the past 142 days? three times if we count what happened earlier this week. we did not get rain fall in san francisco. santa rosa, one of the spots that is nearly 20 inches below normal for the year. mainly sunny skies tomorrow. very foggy this morning, not a repeat tomorrow. saturday will be cloudier, a

little cooler. high of 62. we are not talking about the 80s or 70s. highs in the 60s. this is a fall-like pattern. the temperature part, yes. we have storms coming out of the gulf of alaska. dragging down cold air. we aren't going to get the serious cold. that will miss us to the east. it's going to cool down now that we have the chillier day today. it will stay chilly. the act ifs storm track stays to the north. two fronts will pass by. another coming up on wednesday. they will get close, we'll get cooler, but we will barely miss that rain fall once again. what to expect? no fog tomorrow morning, it will be windy in the afternoon. that on shore flow will keep our highs in the 60s and feel like fall, but not going to rain. san jose, 65 tomorrow. liver more 66. campbell, you'll hit 66. fremont 62. sunshine in the afternoon for concord, pleasant hill, san ramon, mid 60s. san leandro, you'll hit 64. clover dale, 64 degrees. sunny, but chilly.

saturday, cloudier, cooler, low 60s. sunday, the sunshine is back. next week, a couple days for the cloudier conditions. no one day will hit 70. but still, no rain fall. it's weird, we are getting glancing blows. we are getting all of the fall- like effects, except for rain. >> seeing those leaves change, too. >> it looks beautiful out there. >> it looks really nice. >> thanks, paul. the world's largest wind tunnel is right here in the bay area. we got an up close look at the facility. nasa is partnering with boeing to find ways to improve commercial planes and make them more efficient. they are using the tail from a 757 to conduct tests with the primary goal of figuring out ways to conserve fuel. >> speaking of planes, scary moments on board a southwest aircraft. >> everybody is looking around like, is this a joke? >> why passengers weren't supposed to hear that. ,,,,,,,, when our little girl was born,

we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen sport utility of the year. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

no less! okay, here's something you never want to hear when you're on an airplane, especially from the pilot. >> no kidding. >> he says we're going down and everybody is looking around like, is this a joke? >> turned out it was not a joke. within seconds, the southwest airlines flight from tampa to raleigh, durham, took a nose dive thousands of feet in the air. frantic passengers thought it was the end. fortunately, the boeing 737 leveled out and was able to make an emergency landing. >> you think of your kids and your family. i think they just could have handled it differently.

>> southwest later e-mailed one of the passengers on board saying the captain was communicating his plan with a flight attendant and activated the pa system. the faa is investigating. it was an incredible finish tonight at oracle arena. the game just ended and another sharks overtime goes to the review. the minute is next. ,,,,,,,,

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tangled with the heavyweigh, the ma city thunder... be the sleeper in the western conference tonight. the heavy weights, oklahoma city thunder. andrew has good passing teammates. andrew sets him up. set currie, the warriors tied at 62 at halftime, then a close

call, but here it's coming down to this. this for the win. oh my goodness. andre wins it at the buzzer. sharks are scoreless for 58 minutes until tied it before the end of regulation, then the refs by the goal had no idea the puck went in. they had to review it. sharks did win 2-1. colts came back from a 14 point first half deficit. colts over the tie tans and andrew of the pirates named the national league mvp. on the american league side, miguel cabrera takes the prize. and indy 500 has been told by doctors he can no longer race. he had a crash last month and left with a fractured spine, broken ankle, and a concussion. >> yeah. >> quite the career though. >> yes, he did.

great guy, great interview. >> really good gay. >> guy. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,

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