good evening, i'm maria meda in for juliette goodrich. i'm brian hackney. the crash happened at the intersection of po treets in pacific tour bus tragedy, a man his head and killed on a san francisco streets. the crash happened in pacific heights and we are told the man was in the crosswalk at the time. mark kelly is at the scene.

mark? >> reporter: investigators have had this blog taped off for most of the day. and you can see the tape is now down and the street is back open. but it appears that this is the crosswalk where that victim was struck and killed. police blocked off the area around the back of the bus where the victim's body was pinned. he was pronounced dead at the scene but the could not put out any other details. no one else was injured and the bus driver and their employers are cooperating. >> it's too early to know how fast the bus was going, if it ran a red light or if it was giving a tour when the accident happened.

but police are hopeful that some of the video will hopefully create a clearer picture as to what happened this afternoon. >> a couple of months ago, a tour bus slammed into scaffolding and injured more than 20 people. the driver says that breaks went out and caused him to lose control. the chp said that the bus was never inspected because the company that operates the bus never registered it. a man is among four hostages released today in a prisoner swap. and we have the details on deal that ended 400 days for him in prison. he will be flown on a swiss aircraft and will be taking to germany for medical treatment. >> reporter: free at last, the

journalist can finally go home. gina was jason's neighbor for many years. >> she was jason from across the street. >> reporter: he is a native who up here and graduated here. gina said their families were good friends and when she heard he was being held prisoner, she was heartbroken. >> being so close to that family, it seemed like it would never end. there were so many possibilities of when it should have ended and it did. >> reporter: the deal was a swap of four americans being held prisoner in exchange for seven prisoners charged in the united states. they also dropped arrest notices and charges for 14 other

people. >> they should be on their way home to their families before long. >> the swap was announced hours before the united nations nuclear watchdog, the international atomic energy agency that certified that iran had met commitments as part of a nuclear deal with six world powers. >> iran has undertaken significant steps that many people doubted could ever come to pass. >> they expect to be on the plane and his brother is on his way to europe to have that family reunion. >> and another hostage and california resident tweeted that there is nothing like the feeling of touching down after years of captivity. he was impressed - - imprisoned with his girlfriend in 2009.

they were put on trial for espionage and sentenced to eight years in prison. they were released one year later on manager in grounds. >> light rain over parts of the area, the roads are slick and the umbrellas were out and the wind shield is out in san francisco. behind that, not much on the doppler just drizzle and light rain in some parts of the bay area with not much coming off of the pacific in the next few hours, so we will pick up light showers tonight and there is also a heights - - a heise - - a high surf warning through monday morning with a peak of

90 feet. dozens are searching for carson may. helicopters were grounded, but a snowcapped was on the mountain and avalanche dogs are also checking the area. >> we are in active communication with the family. we are updating accordingly but this is still active ongoing search and rescue. >> he wasn't reported missing until friday morning. rescuers picked up the signal from his phone yesterday but could not locate him. highway one is back open after a rockslide shut it down over 24 hours. for 24 hours, there is no way to get to hearst castle.

a gas station has become a hotspot for credit card skimming. at least 20 people of had their information stolen. >> $1400 was taken out of my checking. >> we were all sitting around the table and she got an alert on her phone that there was a withdraw - - withdrawal from her atm. >> reporter: everyone is encouraged to pay with cash when possible and review credit card information. >> and this passenger is caught on camera beating up his uber driver but he says he is the one

should - - who should be getting paid. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

he didn't kill a san francio woman more than three decad ago. prosecutors dropped the ca a man in arizona is now free after a resident should he did not kill a san francisco woman. -

- after evidence showed that he did not kill the woman. a california man caught on camera attacking in uber driver. and now a second battle with the victim this time off the camera, this is video of benjamin goldin hitting the uber driver in southern california. the video quickly went viral effort it was learned the suspect was a taco bell executive. now he is fighting back and countersuing the driver, claiming that he was illegally being recorded. he also claims because of the media coverage he covered - - suffered from humiliation and the loss of his job. apparently helicopters went down over the coast of the wahoo

last night and they may have collided. it has been difficult to locate the crash site. >> we have seen debris consistent with military aircraft. it has been in various shapes and sizes. >> some of the debris has washed ashore but there are no signs of lives - - life or bodies. a potentially messy problem could be coming to the peninsula. >> if you are looking for a break, don't look to the pacific . we will be taking a look at the golden gate ridge after a quick break. stay with us, we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

oakland's only walmart stor the store on edgewater drive closes for good tomorow. i' one of 269 walmarts being st down nationwide. the south n se store on one last chance to talk - - shop at oakland's only walmart store before it closes for good tomorrow out of one of 269 walmarts being shut down. the store on monterey highway will also close and 10,000 workers are going to lose their jobs across the country. >> super bowl turf comes from a central valley company and we want to show you what it takes to grow a championship field.

>> this is $1.4 million worth - - pounds worth of grass. >> it's not retiring from the nfl, just sitting out the biggest game of the year. and the old field is getting resurfaced so it can perform for another season. >> it depends on the stadium and the timing. >> reporter: grown and groomed in livingston, this nfl grass got special treatment. >> we will put covers on it to keep excess water off of the field and when it is cold, we have blankets that we put on the field to keep the grass warm. >> reporter: in another couple

of months, this is going to turn into this. the new fields are currently dormant but will be green and thick enough to meet league centers - -standards. and the trick to growing this grass is what is under neath. >> a plastic base create a tightly knitted and durable and rigid piece of grass. >> you can buy pieces of the old turf at a little more than $3 per one square foot. >> the storms we are seeing are eating away at our beaches. take a look at half moon bay. waves could wipe out even more of it.

emergency permits should get the road fix. utility companies are being asked to check on their lines. >> it does not help that the coastline is intersected by sending data - - the san andreas fault. and in the sierras, wet, snow, and rain on the camera lens. abu bit of something for everyone, snow, rain, and more coming tomorrow afternoon. between now and then, too much moisture and light rain hauling on the bridge. and san jose is at 60 degrees. here is how it looks on the doppler, light showers in the north bay. and this is the central been on the present - - on the peninsula. light showers tonight. and the big area of low pressure by the casino moving closer and closer to the state.

we will increase clouds tonight and we will get walloped pretty well tomorrow. at 7:00 the rain will begin to fall. it will sink to the south in the bay area so by tomorrow, rain will be scattered around the bed. it packs a good punch and moves into the south bay on monday night. and then tuesday we get hit with another system moving into the bay area and that looks fairly robust as well. just to give you a general idea north and south, i monday evening, at 6:00, the suggestion is that we pick up to .1 for - - two and a quarter inches of rain. more rain in the north bay. more than 3 inches in santa rosa. not so much in the santa clara

valley. in the headlines, showers will ease up and more rain tomorrow, that will spread south with a wet night ahead. tides are possible with swells up to about 20 feet. be careful as you move into the coast. the snow should be coming down tomorrow afternoon. the overnight low is on the mild side. tomorrow we have overcast skies and it is spreading south. in the extended forecast, rain tomorrow, a break on monday, more rain on tuesday, and on friday, and it gets a chance to dry. that is weather. >> now i know why it is so green.

and do you like this? we will get more insight on the new man for the 40 niners and we will look into the playoffs as well. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

nfl up top... ...not just o game today...you get 2 at t close of business... one isn the books ex smith and his c nfl up top, not just one game today, you actually get two of them. one of them is already on the books. that is a tall order to pull it off. tom brady on the opening drive

touchdown pass. they hooked up a couple of times and they are up seven duke three. the lid 14 duke six at the half. 21-6 and the joint was jumping. 302 for the touchdown for him. smith and wilson connected. last quarter, up by 14, here it comes, off - - option pitch, touchdown over one minute to play. they could not allow them to touchdown. that is the first down, back of the bus and it is over.

patriots are to win 27 duke 20. alex, what are your thoughts? >> it is crazy how fast it ends. and we weren't able to get it done today. that's how it goes. there is no real moral victory. everyone was trying to get that trophy, that ring, and you wish they would have done something different. >> chip kelly, how does that hit you? kelly at four years and 24 million. formerly introduced - - formally introduced next week. we got insight earlier on the fifth quarter postgame show.

see what has it been like to be around chip kelly? has he shown you his hand? >> no. he is feisty with the media. >> there is a lot of sarcasm. >> you can catch and receive. >> they didn't have a nice relationship with him even though he said his door was always open, they wouldn't there to go in or even complain because he said to the complainers, you are not buying into the system, it out of here . >> they invited pepperdine to the hilltop. near the eight minute mark, murray scored 29 and pepperdine

was able to win 98 84. they dropped to 85 in west coast conference play. and charm pages next at the two minute mark. final seconds, coaches say follow your shot. kyle drives, and it's a two- point lead. chris goes coast to coast. be a hero. bucket and fell. they go on to win 75-70.

first win over a ranked team since 2009. and pick up the warriors and pistons. they are in trouble and just getting ripped in the motor city. >> it would be on their fourth loss of the year. >> what has he got to offer? >> he went 31st in total offense. >> we will see you at 11:00, thank you for joining us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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