>> that's some of the back and forth between air traffic controllers and the captain of a flight. diverted and delayed for a long time. >> good evening. you get a sense of how tense thingss got. fog led to passengers being stuck for hours. >> we're live with the developing story. we're hearing conflicting reports from passengers. you heard the audio from the pilot. passengers watched people faint because of the heat and one of the men arrested passengers say he was a registered nurse trying to flag down paramedics from the window. again very tense situation. let me show you sky 7 video. showing the two men being arrested. alameda county sheriff office was called by the pilot. as things were getting tense.

they had unruly passengers. the two men are being questioned by the fbi. passengers say they offered statements of support for the men. one was a vocal advocate for the passengers and a registered nurse. the flight left around 8:30 this morning. it was scheduled to land at sfo but diverted here to oakland. due to wh weather. and landed around 10:45. the scheduled laning time. they had been stuck on the tarmac for hours. longer than the actual flight. and taxied to the gate after 3:00. >> nobody tried to open the door. the guy that got arrested was a certified nurse. who went to the airplane and offered to help. and the lady took it as a threat. or something. i don't know. and the second guy was the first guy that was vocal for us. >> one passenger in particular became more upset than others.

he threatened hefts going to open the aircraft door and exit. on his own. obviously there is concern in regards to that. if the door was opened it would activate the airplane emergency ramp system. on an active tarmac. which would further cause conern for safety. >> one woman was taken off due to medical emergency. passengers finally received water and snacks at baggage claim. it was the decision to keep passengers on board. this is an international airport. it has the capability to deplane as they did this afternoon. as this point paz passengers are being bussed to sfo. others are choosing to go home. we're seeing passengers leaving the terminal and have choice words for the aeromexico and

will never fly that airline again. they haven't offered compensation for the ordeal. and as far as the two men arrested, they are with the fbi. the u.s. district attorney office will decide regarding charges. >> all right. thank you so much. tsa workers are not the only ones feeling frustrated at day 20 of the government shutdown. hundreds marched from coast to coast from federal employees in washington d.c. to irs workers in fresno. >> we want to work! >> president trump takes his case for the border wall to the border. in texas. hinting again he's willing to declare a national emergency in order get the funding he wants. local government employees who haven't worked held rally in san francisco. >> this shut down is hurting

more than just their wallets. >> reporter: outside the environmental protection agency region nine in san francisco. dozens of workers rally today. unable to go to work. james brought his three month old son. >> his first shut down. >> his humor short lived. >> i can have a garage sale that sells everything i own. and it won't be enough for a month rent. >> he's not alone. >> i'm struggling. i'm not able to pay rent. i have had to ask for an extension. >> it's as much as being able to work about earning a paycheck. she coordinates clean up from petroleum contamination. >> we have two serious clean ups that are halted because of this. what does that mean for the environment? potential risk to drinking water for thousands of people. >> the government works because we do! >> i want to be doing my job.

i want to be serving the public. >> we have all the people out there. risking their health for their job. for their mission. without guarantee of compensation. >> employees were ginned by nasa and irs as well. including worrying about the upcoming tax season the the irs. >> who's going to be there to assist the public? >> a rally with no end in sight. patience and money wearing thin. according to 41,000 californiaens work for one of the closed federal departments and agencies. and are furloughed or working without pay. a substantial slice of the 800,000 federal employees affected by the shut down nationwide. 144,000 federal employees in california. a photograph of a chopped down tree went viral today. the shut down leaves national parks unstaffed and vulnerable

to damage. park officials say the tree was one of many cut down by vandals. who drive their vehicles off the designated path. >> as we mention president trump traveled the border today to show kats his demand for $5 billion in border funding. he traveled to texas for a walk along. and headed to a meeting with locals and border patrol agents. this wasn't a fact finding mission. but a political push complete with guns, drugs and cash. allegedly seized by authorities. here's how he referred to the area. >> it's a foreign country. a foreign world. in many cases we're under attack in a certain way. >> word from washington tonight. the president isn't willing to deal even with his own party. reporting that tonight he rejected a working out line to end the shut down put together

by a small group of republicans. >> illegal crossings are way down. texas where the president was today is the busiest area along the border for illegal crossings. >> we spent the day with the head of the border patrol. >> we'll make sure they're seen by medical professionals. and give them dry clothes. a meal. if they need to bathe. >> reporter: u.s. agencies overwhelmed here. that means these migrants will likely be released into the u.s. with the notice to appear in court at some point in the future. >> is that what the president calls catch and release? >> if there was detention space. for a mother and child at a family residential center, we will make that call first. if there's not. they will put an an cal bracelet or monitor device and they will ultimately be released. >> the smugglers in raft after

raft. >> carrying it back up. >> the border patrol helping the woman and children. so many surrendering themselves. we struggle to keep up. >> in the six minutes we have been here. i don't know how many counted. about 15. they don't come with anything. they don't have bags. >> smugglers take everything. >> 700 asylum seekers come through the area every day. a record 25,000 families crossed from mexico just last month. something the president is calling a humanitarian crisis. >> it took little crystal and her mother a month to get here from honduras. 1,500 miles away. she got to bring one thing. that barbie. >> people having traveling for months. >> we have a border security mission. and you have the humanitarian mission. which this would fall into that.

>> a lot is happening on the government shutdown. enable push alerts to get the latest on your phone. >> governor says tonight that any state furloughed worker can get state unemployment. he urged them to come in as soon as possible. he out lined his budget today. the $144 billion spending plan includes what would be the most generous paid parental leave policy anywhere in the country. a drinking water tax. to help poor communities and perhaps the change that most will care about. dmv will accept credit cards. most of the budget is for health and education. >> 53% of this budget is educational. when you go k through higher education. 53%. when yu add health and human services add 28%. 81% is in those categories.

>> $500 million for cities to open navigation centers for homeless people. >> you can call it a shareholder revolt. a big investor takes on google saying the company breeched its duty to him. the protest and pay out at the heart of the claim. >> the giants will be playing on a different field going forward. can you see the change? it's about a better fit for the future. >> tracking fog for tomorrow. and

according to east bay a 30 inch main ruptured behind the hotel. the main serves the reservoir. traffic is affected on claire mont avenue. crews are directing traffic as you can see. we're told crews will likely be

there over night. >> google and parent company have been sued with the sole purpose of changing the companies culture. alleged mishandling of a sexual misconduct case. live from san francisco with more on what that means. >> let's say i own stock in a company. and that company starts messing up. making mistakes and doing the wrong thing. inappropriate things. i can sue the board because i feel that they are harming the company. therefore harming my investment. >> reporter: this global walk out last november cost google millions of dollars in lost productivity. employees were out raged over how google has handled cases of sexual misconduct. a lawsuit brought forward by a stockholder claims the sexual harassment harmed the

reputation. affecting the price of the stock. the claim says the board including the founders covered up the cases. >> they have a public obligation. to let the public know about what they have done. and that didn't happen in this case. >> these board meeting minutes obtained by the attorneys are perhaps the strongest tool against google. they include discussions about allegations made against andy. a senior executive who had been accused of sexual harassment yet google gave him a $90 million exit package. >> they interviewed google security team who said we found sex bondage videos on his work computer. do you think he was fired that year? not at all. >> more meeting minutes obtained in other cases of sexual harassment were discussed and pay outs were awarded. this suit filed in san mateo

court seeks to change the power of the board. by hiring three directors and implementing a one share one vote system. >> we want all of the kinds of improvements if you will, that will make people feel safe that they can talk about bad conduct going on. >> now right now the two google founders control the vast majority of the votes on that board. and by the way google didn't return our request for comment. >> okay. thank you. the san francisco giants will never play at at&t park again. that great stadium is getting a new name. it's oracle park. oracle arena is oakland will be no more. live with the story. it will take some getting used to. >> it will.

it's turns out stadiums baseball stadiums have been changing names to corporate names for a long time. back to wrigley field in 1921. they're serious asht this this time. here's what they handed out today. do you love it do you hate it? >> fog on king street today. a fog of change. as far as the giants and oracle are concerned it made excellent weather for a corporate wedding in the form of a press conference. >> oracle is part of the family. our people like each other. >> good-bye to the old signage. hello to the new. it maybe worth as much as $350 million over 20 years. >> i wish i knew more. i have to learn more. >> oracle becomes the fourth name of the already vet rabble venue. after pack bell and at&t. is the public? >> you look at the size of the

market. the impressions. >> pat used to work for the giants before retirement he negotiated every single previous name. corporate sponsorship. part of the business he told us. >> this is not like naming a bridge or a building. this is a business that's highly competitive. and you have to generate revenue. >> it will not mean cheaper hot dogs. it might mean more money to spend on players. old habits dying hard. even for former manager. >> i have to get used to it. oracle arena is where the warriors play. i call at&t park bell sometimes. >> he's not alone. one of the questions posed. what does it mean for orr cal in oakland? his answer. oracle has a deal with the warriors not with the arena. so when the warriors move, the name goes. we'll have another name in the

east bay sometime. one would hope. >> okay. we'll practice it. >> sports anchor asked folks if you could rename the hash tag giants ballpark. what would you call it? >> among the favorites. willy mays field. pack bell park. mccovey. giants field. parky mcpark face. and larry. >> referring to our very own? did he vote for that. >> or the general manager. >> we got sun and a whole lot of fog today. >> it was incredibly foggy coming into the city. sandy is tracking that. >> that's right. it was like pea soup this morning. and now we have patches of dense fog. live doll ler 7. no rain on the radar. certainly fog around.

i'll show you that. tracking a storm system and this looks good. but it's not going to bring a will the of rain. as a matter of fact this system will split in two. expect showers. nothing major or heavy duty. a light to level one system. rain chances pretty much the snex seven days you can count on rain. all level one. except tuesday and thursday. two moderate storms will come through here. bringing strong wind and heavy rainfall. we need the wet pattern. it is in place. i want to show you visibility as it is poor around fair field. just over two miles. towards the delta. concord one mile. half-moon bay a mile. we have patches of dense fog. if you have a commute you want to watch out for that. you can see the fog down below. high clouds above. and here's a look at temperatures. mid-50s san francisco. oakland. mountain view. all about the same.

half-moon bay 50 degrees. lovely view. 57 in santa rose. 53 napa. this is what i'm talking about. you remember the morning commute it was murky. because of the fog. we're seeing from the walnut creek cam the dense fog out there. be prepared for the morning commute. showers will arrive tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning the fog around the north and east bay valley. also part of the peninsula. temperatures beginning in the low 40s to low 50s tomorrow afternoon. some showers developing. numbers will be in the low 50s to low 60s. on the storm impact scale. a light level one system for friday and early saturday. most areas will get between a tenth to half inch. higher totals in the hills. winds 15 to 25 miles per hour. gusts along the coast and hills could be up to 40 miles per hour. hour by hour. 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. notice light to moderate showers in the north bay.

it will be bands of scattered showers around noon. heading into the afternoon hours. between 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. the showers will go through 8:00 p.m. as well. 11:00 p.m. more. midnight you'll notice scattered light activity and by tomorrow or saturday morning, you'll see spottier showers. 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. we'll keep the level one in the forecast for saturday morning. in terms of rainfall potential a tenth to half inch. you can always down load the app and track live doppler 7. any time you want. get ready. i hope you soaked up some sun today. or fog. here's a look at the 7-day forecast. a light level one. fog in the morning. showers will follow. level one for saturday morning. and basically sunday the next storm will keep us in a wet pattern. tuesday a stronger storm. moderate. widespread showers on wednesday and another storm on thursday.

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great stuff. >> fun for the surfer too. >> world news is next. tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump at the border, and what he said when asked if he'll declare a national emergency to fund his wall. day 20 of the government shutdown. 800,000 workers will not get paid. and tonight, the government now suggesting to workers how to get by without your paycheck. with advice like, be creative, hold a garage sale, offer to watch children or walk pets. also breaking tonight, president trump's former fixer and personal attorney, michael cohen, agreeing to testify before congress and the country, taking questions about the president. also, the major winter storm brewing tonight. heavy snow already hitting the northeast. and then, what's coming next. the storm hitting the midwest and the east.