now at noon, new name and new signs for a bay area

ballpark. at&t officially becomes oracle. good afternoon i'm michelle griego. >> i'm ken ken. >> first a breaking traffic alert a crash involving a tanker truck and two sedans at at one pot mew got underneath the tanker, they have the two right lanes blocked righ chopper 5 was overhead a short time ago, you can see the traffic backup. there are no major injuries. at&t park is getting a new name, the giants announced the new agreement for the waterfront ballpark. cal kpix 5 anne makevec. >> reporter: it is going to get a little bit taking used to, oracle park right there on the new hat here for this location. you can see at&t still proudly hanging above it. t for long.

because the transition here to alady gun.me, oracle park has temporarsigns are up in willie name change will become official behind t the field meantime some of the outfield wall the already parented with the name oracle park. the giants arena here on 3rd and king streets is on its 4th name change, in 19 years first named pac value park a couple years later rename today sbc park, changing to at&t park in 2006. the team celebrated three championships in this stadium, creating a dynasty at a tend at park in the early 2000s. this is a new chapter. >> two companies, oracle, area based company who has been here forever will be here forever we will pronounce, and the giants who have been here 61 years.

and we have pedeeply aligned commissions, making the park bigger and better than ever. >> reporter: as you probably know oracle's name is already on oracle arena in oakland. oracle will remove its name from that arena once the team moves into the new chase center in san francisco later on this year. so, lots of changes, but this park will remain oracle park for the next 20 years, the price undisclosed, oracle park anne makevec, kpix, 5. >> good chance, nice. new at noon google is being hit with a lawsuit, covering up sexual harassment. >> google has the saying do the right thing. but they haven't been doing the

right thing. at all. >> we are saying to the board of directors, enough. time's up. you can't act like the old boy's club. >> we reached out to google for comment on this suit but have not heard back yet. a live look in texas now where president trump is on a visit to the border, he is there to highlight why he wants a wall. and for round table on immigration and border security. the border wall debate has lead to 20 days a partial government shutdown, as nicole kilion reports, the president has a plan b to get money to build it. >> president trump arrived in texas to visit the u.s. mexico border and highlight why he wants to build a wall. >> if we have the wall we could have far fewer people working, in terms of border security and doing an even better job. >> the president says he wants congress to approve funds for the wall but if lawmakers won't, he will declare a national emergency and use

money from the military to build it. >> i haven't done it yet, i may do it, if this doesn't work out probably i will do it. would almost say definitely. >> a deal with congress doesn't appear likely anytime soon, the president wants $5.7 billion for e wall, democrats y they wo support it. >> there is a better way, a more effective way to protect, to secure our borders what the should be about. >> some gop senators want to see government reopened first and then deal with border security. >> there is a group of life line senators gathering to see if we can offer up some helpful suggestions. >> the house continues to vote on separate bills to reopen closed government agencies one by one. nicole killion, cbs news, the white house. hundreds of federal workers in the bay area are fuming as

we enter week 3 of the shutdown. they are seeking for any kind of financial relief. >> we are here at the la mad da unique rescue mountain view, setting up a help route, tomorrow is the first time that they are not getting a paycheck and worry is starting to set in. one by one they came in to see what help is available. the aims federal and employees union is writing $100 checking to any member that walks in the door. >> maybe some child or some family helps with the grocery bill or cell phone bill or electric bill. >> at the research lab all nonessential employees like engineers, scientists and program managers have been furloughed the past 20 days. union shop stuart says it's been stressful. >> it's not a vacation. it's not. it's depressing, that is all i can tell you.

>> very depressing. >> the highly killed works 110 to $150,000 a year. they have come to the help room to learn how to apply for unemployment which could get them a thousand dollars a month. they can apply for a no or low interest emergency loan at their credit union and get to you 2500-dollars a paycheck, if they pay back the loan they will not be charged interest. still, all that together is likely not enough to cover the sky high cost of living in the bay area. >> that stresses myself out. >> conrad worry is a research engineer and says he has some money saved up and borrow if he needs to from his girlfriend and family. even if the shutdown ends soon it will take weeks for employees to get normal paychecks again. >> it certainly feels like the president has zero sense of accountability for people, obviously a political stunt and it comes down to people like us that

getting paychecks right now. this afternoon house speaker nancy pelosi is firing back at president trump over his order that fema cutoff wildlife relief for california. the state needs to do a better job of managing its forests. >> most of the fires took place, the votes did he get in california were in rural california. so, we're saying to him that you think you are punishing our state, you're punishing your own voters. and besides which unless you have a different definition of what a disaster isand needs for assistance, you have no right to withhold those funds. >> a new report by global firm shows the campfire was the costliest disaster in the world last year. topping out at $12.5 billion unique rescue sured losses. update this morning on construction and repairs at the sales force trans bay transit center, the trans bay joint

powers authority says no date has been set for the reopening. it's been closed since september when crack were discovered on two support beams. testing on those beams has been completed, but an independent peer review panel is pinpointing what caused that failure, they'll report back on findings in february. >> we are close in determining the schedule to reopen, and i ask for your patients as we close in on the cause of the failure and determine our schedule to reopen. once we receive input from the peer review panels as areas we need to inspect, if any, in the transit center, we will be able to develop a schedule for the opening of the transit center. >> it has also submitted an environmental impact statement for phase two of the project to the federal transit administration. it's the first step towards gathering federal funds over the government shutdown is delaying a response. today a san francisco bound ferry carried its first passengers on a maiden voyage

from richmond that did he parted about 6:00 this morning. we have a complete schedule of the new ferry service to san francisco check it out on kpix.com. this just in, a san mateo county correctional officer accused of insurance fraud. the sheriff's office says 44- year-old mocha pleaded no contest for the charges. he has since resigned. still ahead, more than a million vehicles recalled, the potentially deadly problem with the airbags and how to find out if your car is on that list. parents, are you still waiting for that call back, text reply from your child? i'm kerry okeata in london. we are still dealing with areas of fog. trans america cam, can you see the foggy conditions today. a break from the rain, but more rain is on the way. i will show you futurecast and when we'll see the wet weather where you are coming up. cvs pharmacy.

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new at noon, within the last hour governor gavin newsom revealed his state budget coming in at is $44 billion, preserving the rainy day fund and boosting services for children. newsom says $4 billion would go towards eliminating debt. $5billion would boost reserves. in addition another $5 billion would pay down unfunded retirement liabilities. the plan doubles spending in tax credits for low income families with young children to $1 billion. >> demonstrable these dollars are attached to leslaturwill he

until june 15th to apove a governor jerry brown approved dget. new governor setting new priorities in sacramento, only on kpix 5 tonight. what newsom hopes to get done, what he sees as california's biggest challenges. let's take a live look at the big board, see how the stock market is doing. the dow market is up 57 points. a massive any recall to tell but involving takata front passenger airbags. toyota is recalling 1.7 million vehicles in north america. because the airbag inflators are prone to exploding when they are deployed, potentially sending shrapnel flying at passengers. 23 deaths are blamed on the problem. owners will in the to thaffecte

on kpix.com. forc to reto their texts a sap, makes missing a message in possible, takes over the screen and soundsalat user responds. hit snooze but the alert will keep coming back, created by a british dad who his son ignored him one too many times, available on android and downloaded 100,000 times. genius. >> i had a teenager, that would work perfect for her. >> that is awesome. all right. well, it was a foggy start to the day. foggy morning around much of the bay area. here is what it looked like driving across the bay bridge, very low visibility, and we're still dealing with areas of dense fog this afternoon, but add we head through the rest of the day we are looking at partly sunny skies and watching a little bit of sunshine out there on our sales first tower camera, blue skies there.

let's show you our temperatures, 54 in concord, 51 santa rosa coming in at 54. let's show you the visibility out there. we are at a quarter mile at sfo, still the airport, 2.5 concord. fairfield down to a quarter mile still at this noon lunch time hour. well, a ridge of high pressure briefly builds in today, tracking our next weather system and that will bring the return of the rain for us tomorrow. so let's time it out on futurecast as we take you hour by hour. so this afternoon we are looking at partly sunny skies. as we head through tomorrow, here we are stopping the clock at 4:00 p.m. you can see the rain moving in and stopping the clock again at is 91:00 p.m., can you see that light rain lighting up our radar screen for tomorrow on futurecast. not just for tomorrow, we catch a break saturday, but more rain

on the way with storm after storm, a series of them sunday into next week. so it does look like a soggy our sunset at 5:09 and our eek sunrise at 7:24 tomorrow morning. daytime highs on the mild side, upper 50s to low 60s from 59 in san francisco, san rafael. santa rosa, fremont, as well as for san jose. seven day forecast and what can you expect as we are looking at that rain returning friday afternoon and friday night. a break saturday and then more storms for rain and wind sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week. so we're looking at 82% to 100% of normal for rainfall of water there. so that is good news. >> i still love the sun. >> mary is telling us, don't complain. >> exactly. yes. >> mary, thanks. well imagine you are annually engaged about to start the perfect life when your out

of control teenage half city comes to live with you. >> that is new cbs comedy series fam. >> so let's get -- >> the sit-com stars nina dobreff as clem,. >> i'm going with tone. >> we'll find out. >> plays fiance nick in the pilot. clem's 16-year-old sister crashes with them setting e young couple up to raise and discipline her, tonight at 9:30 right here on kpix 5. going from jails to jobs, how a bay area man is helping former inmates transform their lives. and schedule change to tell but starting this monday, kpix 5 will bring you 90 minutes of local news weekdays starting at 5:00 p.m. with allen martin and very on

any ka del la cruz. now one hour later, we'll be right back. t,ccess.

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>> i went to two interviews and waiting a on a call today. >> formerly in car rated resident had a big barrier to getting to work. his tattoos. a 20 year reminder of the past he left long ago. >> that's chapter of my life that i want completely erased, you know. because that's not me no more. >> eric is getting his ink removed. >> these tattoos themselves are the biggest impediment to get a job. >> help recently paroled job hunters like eric, the former high-tech hiring manager created nonprofit jails to jobs after his own experience with one special applicant. >> i got a call one day, someone wanted to apply for a job. he said that he just wanted to tell me that i have been previously incarcerated, recovering drug addict i just want to be sure you don't hold it against me. >> mark was so impressed by his

honestly, he hired him. >> good sales people are hard to find. i am going to find some other die months in the rough like this fellow. >> 8 years later jails to jobs offer referrals to 300 healthcare providers, providing free and low cost removal. >> this has given me another chance to be a different person. >> clients like ellia must go through an application process then commit to multiple session with private provider whose donate their services. >> these are people who really want to get back into society. and what better way of at least i can do to help is this. >> absolutely critical that you get those tattoos removed in order to maintain gainful employment. otherwise you are not going to be successful. >> in the last two years nearly 200 of his formerly

incarcerated clients have had their tattoos removed through jails to jobs referral program. >> they are ready to work. >> so is mark, in addition to tattoo removal the, he al gives free seminars and written two books. >> fantastic, all right. >> geared towards helping folks like eric succeed. >> it looks like i am going to an good candidate. >> so for helping previously incarcerated individuals get a fresh start, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to mark drebno, allen martin. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com slash hero, we'll be right back. life can change in an instant.

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