your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. desperate pacifica evacuees get the ear of a washington lawmaker. what they are hoping she can do prevent them from being homeless. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. frank is off. kpix 5's anne makovec is in

pacifica where people are still moving out of yellow-tagged apartments that are in danger of falling down the cliff. anne? >> reporter: the meeting with congressman jackie speier way a disappointment. she said that pacifica is eligible for $30 million in federal money and that's to shore up city infrastructure like the pier that we see here behind us that's been pounded by heavy waves. the city has already declared a local, state of emergency but it looks like renters won't be eligible for federal or state assistance but so far 40 people for them the future is unclear. it's a reluctant moving day on esplanade avenue for the people living in 20 apartments that are now yellow-tagged. michael mcenery is one of the tenants only allowed into his apartment to pick up his stuff. >> without notice or warning, i have had to basically turn my

whole life upside-down. >> reporter: the homes were yellow-tagged on monday after huge chunks of the cliff fell into the ocean. the apartment is getting closer to the brink. >> enough to push anybody over the edge. >> reporter: this is the third apartment building on esplanade avenue to be deemed uninhabitable because of the eroding cliff. as the moving trucks load up many of the people who live here don't know where they are headed. >> any communication from the people who supposed to care about my safety i have had to force out of them. >> reporter: the county is offering them temporary help like deposit on a new apartment but first they have to find one. congressman speier spoke this morning about how the entire coastline is at risk. >> this is a state and national problem. highway 1 is in jeopardy and we need to take steps to protect it. >> reporter: as far as action, though, she says she is still

looking into what can be done. live in pacifica, anne makovec, kpix 5. just 11 days now until the panthers and broncos square off in the super bowl at levi's stadium in santa clara. in san francisco, super bowl city opens up saturday at justin herman plaza. and today the coast guard and other agencies were busy training their secure k-9s. the dogs will patrol the fan village downtown for the week leading up to the big game. today at fort mason they checked wheel wells and backpacks for explosives, practicing. >> homemade explosives and screening. ready to go. >> reporter: the dogs will also patrol other areas during the runup to the super bowl including buses, trains and ferries. and this is a live look

from our exclusive camera atop the transamerica pyramid and you can see super bowl city coming into shape. the stage for the free live shows and the fan experience venue all buzzing with activity. saturday, the super bowl city fanfest will open and the bay bridge lights will be turned back on. and you can see it live saturday night at 7:00 on kpix 5 your television home for the super bowl 50. muni is doing what it can to ease the anticipated traffic troubles related to super bowl city using cameras on buses for realtime monitoring for congestion. >> these are cameras that can monitor traffic and transit. they have great resolution so we can see clearly down the corridor. they give us a chance to see collisions on the street so we can reroute the transit system. >> right now the cameras are only installed on market street but they will be expanded to

more than 150 in neighborhoods throughout the city. the much-anticipated drawing today for 49ers season ticketholders who want to buy super bowl tickets. those who are selected can pay face value $800 each on the low end of the there is suites available and those are going for up to $450,000. and if you need some affordable accommodations this treehouse in burlingame is listed on airbnb for about $500 a night. the owner says it could fit two people. apple is about to turn a big greenfield into 20,000 jobs. kpix 5's kiet do shows us the company's expansion plan in north san jose. >> reporter: and the scale of this project just makes you go wow! imagine on this empty grassy lot up to 20,000 employees working on a campus with more than 4 million square feet. the city says apple quite simply is in a league of its own. the city council last night voted unanimously to approve

apple's plans to move into an 86-acre lot on first street and component drive. if you have ever been by here you know an empty lot of this size in such a prime location is rare in sillicon valley. as part of the agreement, apple can grow and develop the site for the next 15 years and if it hits that number of 4.15 million square feet that will make it bigger than it's current headquarters in cupertino. now, as part of the deal apple will also pay millions in fees to ease traffic congestion. >> traffic is always a downside of every bit of good news. we recognize and there's going to be impacted, apple will pay millions in fees to mitigate the traffic. they will be paying tens of millions of dollars in property taxes that will help us as we build out infrastructure to support transit like bart like light rail. >> reporter: there are several existing buildings already on the lot. that means as many as 1,000 apple employees could be moving in here within just a couple of months. about 5% of apple's workforce already lives in san jose. that's why the company says

this project for them is ideal. in north san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. apple's stock is getting slammed today in the wake of a dismal sales forecast. right now it's down nearly 5%. a renovated park is set to re-open in san francisco today. the southern portion of dolores park was supposed to have a grand re-opening a couple of weeks ago but it was rained out. so it's rescheduled for this afternoon. glow sticks are forbidden because if they break the leaking chemical could kill the grass. the city of berkeley planning to crackdown on wild frat parties. [ screaming ] >> too many have gotten out of hand near the campus. the city council gave initial approval to an ordinance to limit the size of parties, hours and underaged drinking.

>> we wanted to be sure they are done properly. >> it was approved last night and could go into effect after a second reading. berkeley has voted to crackdown on teen smoking. the city council approved raising the smoking age to 21. it also raised the age to purchase tobacco products. santa clara recently approved a similar measure. the new law in berkeley starts next january. in bay area headlines, steve hlebo heads to court today charged with killing his san jose coworker kyle myrick. police continue the search for the body today. police aren't saying what evidence they have but say there's enough to charge hlebo with murder. the warriors are showing off a new jersey in honor of the chinese new year. klay thompson modeled it in chinatown. it has a special patch on the sleeve for the year of the monkey. and somebody in oakland is trying to help the city with its pothole problem. they have been filling the holes with bricks. the city wants the "helper" to leave the repairs to

professionals. they had to come back and fix this grand avenue pothole. news on the armed occupation at an oregon wildlife refuge. police arrested several members of the group and shot one dead. but reporter carter evans says there are still questions about what happened and whether the standoff has ended. >> reporter: this video shows fbi agents and police intercepting militant leader ammon bundy and several other members on an oregon highway not far from where they have occupied federal land since the start of the year. shots were fired. bundy was arrested and his brother ryan was shot but has nonlife-threatening injuries. >> this is about your freedom to move about this country. >> reporter: lavoy finicum a spokesman for the protestors was killed in the shootout according to ammon bundy's father, who spoke with cbs station koin. >> ryan bundy had been shot in the air.

lavoy finicum has been cold- bloodedly murdered. ryan bundy had been shot in the arm. >> reporter: eight people connected to the protest were arrested tuesday on federal felony charges of conspiracy to impede officers. >> this is the constitution. that's what we're up here for, the constitution. >> reporter: on january 2, bundy and his followers took control of the malheur wildlife refuge saying the federal government is forcing ranchers to sell their land. it's unclear how many people are still occupying buildings in the refuge. law enforcement officers have established roadblocks and the perimeter right now and they are only allowing property owners inside. carter evans, cbs news, burns, oregon. for weeks, authorities have taken a hands off approach to the occupation. bundy and his followers were heading to a town meeting when they were stopped by police. it's unclear who fired first. today hundreds of documents related to it the boston marathon bombing are being released. a federal judge has ordered

some 600 court filings and exhibits be unsealed. most deal with the case against bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. donald trump decides to step away from center stage. what's behind his decision to boycott the next debate. >> a megayacht sinks off florida. what led to the emergency call that forced people to abandoned ship. >> i'm so happy you joined us today for kpix 5 news at noon. wow! look at the conditions outside right now! we have blue skies and i'll tell you what's up next. it's rain. when to expect the raindrops the full forecast coming up as the news continues. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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on the republican frontrunner' on the eve of the iowa caucuses, donald trump throws a curve ball. weijia jang on the republican front-runner's sudden boycott. >> reporter: donald trump is living up to his antiestablishment label and skipping thursday night's republican debate. >> let them have their debated and let's see how they do with the ratings. >> reporter: the brash businessman is pulling out because fox news refuses to replace megyn kelly as the debate moderator. the network said, capitulating to politicians's ultimatums about a debate moderator violates all journalistic standards. >> god bless the great state of iowa. >> reporter: senator ted cruz trumps's closest rival in iowa accused him of dodging hum. >> apparently, megyn kelly is really, really scary. >> reporter: over on the democratic side, vermont senator bernie sanders is surging. >> what a turnout! >> reporter: tuesday night he had more than 14,000 people show up at a rally in nearby

minnesota. >> people are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. >> reporter: but hillary clinton says establishment is just another way of saying she can get things done. >> i'm not just shouting slogans. i'm not just engaging in rhetoric because i don't think you can get what we need done in this election or in the presidency unless you level with people. >> reporter: clinton is trailing sanders in the latest iowa poll released wednesday. weijia jang, cbs news, des moines iowa. >> hillary clinton is sending some big guns into iowa. her husband will be campaigning tomorrow and new york mayor bill de blasio will hit the campaign trail this weekend. we now know the three inmates who escaped from an orange county jail had a big start. the inmates rappelled from the roof last friday and disappeared. the guards didn't realize they were gone for 16 hours. >> the sheriff is extremely troubled by the length of time it took to determine that the three inmates housed in a

maximum security jail were unaccounted for. >> the three men are still on the run and are considered armed and dangerous. the reward for information leading to their capture has been raised to $200,000. dramatic video of a megayacht sinking off florida. the coast guard shot the pictures when it answered a distress call. the 100-foot yacht with more than a dozen people on board was going down 13 miles offshore. the captain told his rescuers he noticed the boat listing and found it was taking on water and flooding the passenger quarters. a family of six from brazil hired the boat for a trip to the bahamas. everyone got off okay but the multi-million dollar vessel sank. that's a lot of money going in the water. >> it sure is. good afternoon, everybody. let's go ahead and take a look at our weather watchers at this hour. see who's up and about and, boy, everything is right now report, in the 50s and in the 60s. let's take a look at the numbers.

george in san francisco in the low 60s. 50s in orinda, 55 in redwood city according to robert sullivan. this is a view looking from -- boy, look at that view. you can almost see the avenues out there. you can see all the way to mount tam, unlimited visibility at this hour. got a bit of a breeze in oakland. offshore northeast at 17 miles per hour. here's what you need to know on this "hump day"! it's going to stay mild through thursday. and then unsettled weather begins on friday. both and windy conditions sunday. these clouds are all associated with a front that's way to the north of the bay area. they are under cutting the huge ridge of high pressure so that's why occasionally you see those clouds drifting in. so that's a key component right now. it's steering the storm track north of the bay area. so if it wasn't so, this low pressure would be taking aim at

the bay area but instead we'll have a broad swipe of storm number 12 out of the 27 days so far in the month of january. all right. our outlook 8 to 14 days suggests from february 3 to the 9th we'll see above average precipitation beginning with overnight on thursday. watch futurecast. it becomes mostly cloudy during the late afternoon hours and some sprinkles began late night into santa rosa and by the morning compute north bay should be wet on friday. it slides south. by the time it's said and done early on saturday morning up to 2 inches of rain expected in ukiah, a quarter in pleasanton and shy of .10" of rain in san jose. alpine meadows go! go, go, go to kirkwood! skiing couldn't be better with more snow in the forecast this weekend so make sure you have the chains. 60s to 70 degrees today. today we have a day in which

our temperatures are well above average. another mild day thursday. and then by sunday, we'll see another storm with windy conditions move in here to the bay area. this is fun! >> yeah. it was. a little -- >> i was sitting like this with you an -- >> okay. all right, roberta, thanks so much. let's check the big board and see how the market is doing. it's not doing too good. the dow is down about 273 points. a new michael jackson movie with an unlikely star. we'll tell you why the choice is creating another uproar for hollywood. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's just been announced th british actor joseph fiennes will play entertainer micha jack hollywood is in hot water again. it's just been announced that british actor joseph fines will play michael jackson this year. the entertainment industry is already under fire for failing to nominate black actors for oscars and now a white actor has been hired to play a black man. the movie is called elizabeth, michael and marlon and chronicles the rumored road trip following september 11th. jackson blamed his white skin on vitiligo that causes a loss of skin pigmentation. he died in 2009 of a drug overdose. a florida woman was frightened this week.

she woke up to find a strange creature sleeping on her chest. she screamed and the monkey- like creature fled into her attic. it turned out to be a [ indiscernible ] from the south american rain forest. someone had it as a pet and planned to retrieve it. we all know an apple a day is a healthy choice and our fresh grocer tony tantillo has a tasty one to recommend. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with apples. you know, this time of year is so many different varieties of apples. a few years ago there was only a few varieties now there's dozens. the pacific grove apple is beautiful. it looks like beautiful. it tastes great. and out of hand it's one of the best apples to enjoy. make sure it has a beautiful dark pink color all the way around. nice and tight. the skin has to be nice and tight and shiny. they have to feel so firm. when you bring them home, i know they will look beautiful on the counter in the bowl. i say this all the time because apples do look beautiful. put them in the refrigerator it's huge. get these apples at room temperature.

they become too warm they become mushy and that you don't want. the shelf life is not as long as other apples so i would store them for a few days so they stay nice and crunchy the whole way through. pacific grove apples. they are beautiful and taste great. and they are great for you. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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credit card fraud coming up tonight on kpix 5 news at 5:00. all right. well, that's going to do it. kind of nice out there, huh? >> yeah. let's have lunch. >> let's go. you bring some food? >> did i. >> let's go have a picnic. >> i want chocolate. [ laughter ] >> have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,

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