first let's check in on our weather forecast this morning. a lot of people are traveling this morning. engulfed in flames yesterday afternoon. two people inside were pronounced deadt the scene. the 40-year-old walker was in the passenger seat. the car had reportedly hit a light pole a tree in the community of valencia. new this morning... the family of an elderly pa alto man detained in north a has learned that he appearso be in good health. relatives of merrill newman they heard from the state department that the swedish ambassador had visited newmt a hotel. and the 85- year-old said he was being treated well. the u-s government is urging north a to let newman go... especiay

given his age and the fact 3. the am baster. when a family fishing trip turned tragic. the boy fell off the wall and tumbled into the water. it took them 10 minutes to locate the child. those are your news headlines

this morning. thank you. california was on track very

high likelihood this will not get enough political support to go forward. >>reporter: slamming the breaks could derail other transit service. the other rail service was hoping to change their line over to electrical line. >> at this point without identifying a funding source i don't know how it will go forward. >> we have to go to plan be. it may be to go back to voters it's not papular at this point. >> i can't imagine the voters would approve this again. we need to see a completely different plan. the cost has more then doubled we are up to 68 billion

dollars. and since it jumped so high it will cost more. >> web when this passed through the voters and state a lot of talk was about the jobs. we were in a recession and looking for public works to get the economy going. now with the economy getting back on track are we still committed to spending that money. >> we do have that federal money. there is a chance the state could go forward with that federal money. >> i'll tell you what. we'll sit down with the state senator. we'll ask him point-blank which way is this going. starting tomorrow elected officials will see a bump in their paycheck. >> they approved an 5.3% hike in june.

it's to restore some of the cuts during the recent recession. they will earn 5,000 more a year. several won't take the raise saying it's wrong. none of those members are from the bay area. >> it's is difficult when they were bigging -- begging for money saying the state was in such horrible financial state. >> at least to explan the other sigh. there is all ways another side. lawmakers have seen their pay cut. they have taken it on the chin. this is not bringing them back to what they were making before. >> we are talking 90 to 95 thousand dollars. still ahead a brutal fight caught on camera.

this got to attention of the whole community. plus the speck tick -- spect call never seen before in the sky. we'll be right back. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,

to address policies on to address policies on bullyind harassment. this comes after a fight at hercules high school ended n youtube. it shows three feme students attacking a fourth. punching and pulling hair. one of those involved is identified as transgender. the meeting happens tomorrow night at 6:30 at lovonya dejean midd school. despite protests over a pla parenthood clinic in redwood city. a new clinic will open nearby. the new facility serving w's reproductive health is on el camino real in north fair o it's scheduled to open tomorrow. abortion oponnents picketed yesterday, across the new location. the protes say having a planned parenthood in their neighborhood lowers their property values. and they s it will not serve the needsf the local community. 17:17:23 "a large amount of

people who live here are hispanic catholic...this is the direction that they go" 17:17:35 planned parenthood says it's providing affordable reproductive health care for an east bay school district ellis act eviction. >>reporter: how can we get more affordable housing.

joining us is executive director of the apartment association. you represent apartment owners. >> yes. >> what is your take on a solution for these eviction. >> i agree with you it's a time we take a look at 35 years of housing policies and look at our endocrin con -- rent control laws and some of the other laws. >> affordable housing is the top concern or at least one of the top concerns. it's not just san francisco. people are seeing the rent go up all ray round -- all around. how do you get more affordable housing for the middle. there is housing for low income hows and high-rises for the rich people. >> well, i believe the whole

idea of bay area is to build rental housing around trance quarters. i believe that's what we need to do. in san france -- san francisco the cost of building is high. we need to ease up on

government regulation

. >> there is no estimate but we can build ourselves to a lower rent level. >> it will be interesting because this issue will keep happening. >> i agree and i would encourage your listennener -- listeners and tell them we need more rental housing. >>reporter: let autos look at -- look at the sunday forecast. 46 in fair field. 51 in 51 in. today high will be 68. >> we will see a cool down as we move through the week especially on tuesday when there is a chance of rain.

sunny skies as we move into next weekend. you can see those temperature will remain in the cooler range. for all of the folks traveling it should be smooth sailing. >> some folks are in a twitter. >> bird watching are training their next to see something rearly seen in california. we'll see what all of the fuss is about. >>reporter: it's a sound that has bird watchers flocking to this tree. it's not saw pose -- suppose to be here. >>reporter: it's more then rare

it's the first time every the bird has

around for christmas. >> the painted red star is tiply seen in the southwest. one bird was spotted in auburn. is the pope getting to

political in the church. >> we'll be right back. ,, female announcer: sunday's your last chance sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. through sunday, thanksgiving weekend, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends sunday, thanksgiving weekend. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

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the pope made headlines when he bashed trickle down economics. >> it is a long line of contriverral -- choices he has made. >>reporter: this week the pope layed out a paper about his issues. it's this issue that stole the show. he wrote some people continue to defend trickle down theories. this is a naive trust in those willing pow power -- power. we asked john if the father is getting to political. >> i don't believe so at all. >>reporter: he said in nothing to pope did saw priced him.

>> he's very concerned especially about helping the poor people to get out of their circumstance. >>reporter: political or not he's earning brownie points with the faithful. 79% of catholics gave the pope a favoriteble -- favorable poll. at st. paul the father only heres praise. >> what he's about is what we need. he uses mods earn -- modern faces like trickle down is what we need. >> he uses modern day images to get his point across. what he is saying god has

blessed you and use what you have. >>reporter: still some catholics are unhappy with the new . when of our own made a pill grammage and he was trapped in the biggest storm. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

welcome back to k-p-i-x 5 ts morning. the time is _ _ _. good morning, i'm phil mati. i'm anne makovec. a lot to k about in the next half-hour. welcome back. the time is 8:59. we have a lot to talk about. today is the dead line for the national health care website to start working. we'll talk about that as well as the president visit to the bay area. we have inside scoop of what the white house thought about the hecklers. high speed rail was it on the fast track or was it derailed raising question about it's funding. we'll have a one on one with the state senator and we'll ask

him if this will be a railty. worlds aid day we'll have a look at how far we have come. let's check in with mark he has your news head lins. breaking news at least 4 people tide when auto train derailed going into the hudson river. 3 of the dead was found out side of the train. the train went of the tracks this morning. 60 were hurt. the car stopped a few feet short of the river. few information about paul walker death. speed was a fact -- factor. the car hit a light pole and a tree. walker and his driver were pronounced dead at the scene.

>> they were trapped. every ones shocked. >> universal pictures released a statement saying everyone at the company is heart broken. his costar said he's absolutely speechless the actor was 40 years old. a toddler is fighting for his life. the boy fell in a creek when a fishing trip went tragic. he fell off the wall. it took the fire department 10 minutes to locate the child. knew this morning the family of a man obtained in north korea that he's in good

health. themore smoothly.

the president was in the bay area. he received some heck -- he spoke about his pact with iran. >> we will live up to our character. what i would like to do -- how

about -- he can say that. hold on first. >> that guy is getting a full on president pardon. obama was willing to enage with the people. >> he was. he has a issue with that. we spoke with former mayor brown about how the white house is reacting to the latest heckling. >> they are livid. they don't understand how they would have allow any one other then friends and relatives behind the president. >> these were friends. >> the white house didn't do the vetting.

the vetting was done locally by people here. instead of having all 5 members of the board of supervisors up there. >> they didn't stake it much. the fact you let one slip through, more then one. there were a host of them. >> what did you think of the president reaction. >> i thought he was great when he turned and said we are not kicking them out. let him have dialogue with me. it changed the nature of the meeting. even this guys buddies shut up. as obama left the same people were out side protesting. >> what is it about san francisco and the president. >> this city consider its self-

-- itself liberal. they don't believe obama is living up to their standards. the expectation for him and his capacity as the president out side that have never been about to put the books together for want him to do it and he's not up to that he's basically a moderate person. he's more like not bill klineton. >> he has the rest of the country to answer to. when he first came here brown put on a fund fund raise --

fundrasor for him. obama knew that might cost him votes in southern illinois. >> the sad thing about that story is the weird atm. why would some one come to san francisco to raise money. >> because we have it. that's why they come here. and that's why the president will be back. 6 2 iphones all at once. the person who picked them up did not pay. you worry about the glass shattering. >> one of our own relives the moment he road out the typhoon in the philippines. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,

welcome back. 10 minutes after 9. live lookout side. skies are pretty clear. your 9ers forecast for playing the st. louis rams. 65 degrees. take a look at the 7 day

forecast coming up in a few. other bay area headlines. we are learning about a major heist. thevies broke into the local verizon. if you have any information call the police. the library is changing the way they have fines at the library. they ran this program last year and collected more then 25,000 pounds of food. 3 weeks after the typhoon otherred through the philippines. >> one of our co-workers lives here in the bay area and

decided to make a bill -- pilgrimage and the typhoon hit. he said there is no lack of determination among the people hit hardest by the stone. >> you heard the glass shattering. it was a tough, scary 20 minutes. they all ways had a smile on their face. they work hard and take care of their families and continue to take care of their families. the american red cross is still excepting done -- donations. what they need most is manpower. the breaks have been put on the high speed rail train. a judge blocked the access to bills of dollars in bonds.

joining me snow is the chairman of the housing committee. the judges ruling what does it say? >> it says put the bonds up for sell. it says they need to come up with funding. >> the whole idea is san francisco to los las angeles in 3 hours. >> 2 hours. >> then the funding went backup again? >> to be determined. >> where is the money coming from. the idea it would be bond money, federal money, and private interestment money. >> we don't have enough money, the state doesn't have enough

money. we are $300 billion short maintaining our existing train. >> they are going to begin building it in the central valley. >> that's to be determined. the judge said you need a finance plan. you can do the enviromental work and planning work. >> what about that one stretch in the valley. they were going to build that and then expanded. >> they said all along they

would go ahead. the judge said they can't until they identify the financing. >> where do we go from here. >> i believe we have to revisit the project. and speak about what our needs are for transportation. >> but the state all ready approved this. the voters went along with this. how can one judge stop something. >> the judge said they voluntarylated, -- voluntarylated, -- -- violated the public. they told the public something that wasn't true. >> how do they work on this to gain political approval. they needed high speed rail money. i believe other systems including muny were going to get asheries of the -- a slice of this pie. >> yes. they did come toward us by doing the blended system. if this money isn't approved we'll have to look for other funds. >> what does this say about big

projects. >> people from oxford and harvard that big projects are way over budget. >> all right. on a scale of 1 to 10 the chance this thing happening. >> i would say 1. i don't think it will happen. >> i hear you get a raise monday. >> that's after we took a 2 3% cut. by a kind commission we don't get to do it. >> you don't get to set it and you don't get -- but you get to have it. >> it's a pleasure. >> o -- asking the cour

if doctors can refuse to trt people with aids. linda yee tells us how times have cha. { track} they were scary t. a new infectious disease was attacking gay men doctor could refuse to treat people with aids. >>reporter: there was scary times. a new infectious disease was affecting gay men. it was aids a virgin

--virus that was effecting aimmune systems. >> people were afraid of dying. >>reporter: the death rate was doubling every year and the fear had some doctor and dentist afraid of treating aids patients. >> as health care professionals that's what we do. >>reporter: that's what doctor paul did. he cofounded the aids clinic in 19 81. the clinic and hospital came the model for aids care. he remembers how media at the time was scared. one time he brought a patient to a local tv interview. >> the sound person wouldn't put the my -- microphone on him. >>reporter: health officials

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