we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. >> breaking news. the longest government shutdown in u.s. history coming to an end. good afternoon. >> that announcement comes as the partial shutdown hit day 35

today. president trump says that he and lawmakers have reached a short-term deal to reopen the government.>> we have the details announced moments ago. >> reporter: from the rose garden friday president trump announced his support for a continuing resolution that would end the partial shut down . >> and a short while i will sign a bill to open our government for three weeks until february 15. i will make sure that all employees receive their backpay very quickly,. >> reporter: the announcement comes on the 30th day of the shutdown of senators from both parties worked on a proposal to reopen the government temporarily while border security talks continue. >> over the next 21 days i expect to both democrats and republicans will operate in good faith. >> ation cor competing bills to end the shutdown failed to pass the thmoon isnot agreed tfaa report

flight delays because of staffing shortages along the east coast friday. air traffic controllers and airport security agents have been working without pay since the shutdown began. bay area airport workers are celebrating the news that the shutdown is ending for three weeks. tsa workers in oakland got relief as they make due for now without another paycheck. we have that part of the story. >> reporter: they are cooking free lunch for about 150 tsa agents here today. people who haven't been paid in more than a month. a little fuel to ease the pain of not being paid. to make i have to call somebody to guess. >> reporter: they have been with the tsa for two years, a job she never viewed as unstable until the shutdown began.>> it is definitely getting a lot of us to debate whether we are going to stay or seek other employment. >> reporter: the non-profit

rapid relief team volunteered to set up lunch outside the tsa break room at local international to show their appreciation. >> obviously serving one much by not be a huge thing, it is not going to solve the problem, but we thought it might ease the pain. reportwh seen more sick calls the normal during the shutdown, it wasn't enough to slow operations. >> we are lucky. we have fantastic workers. these folks are committed to service. >> reporter: and appreciative to be recognized for it. >> you don't realize how many people are out there and supporting until they are actually here. >> more on those east coast airport delays. laguardia, new jersey's newark airport and philadelphia international airport are experiencing significant delays after a spike today in sick calls from air traffic controllers. some flights were delayed by an average of nearly 90 minutes. many frustrated passengers were also delayed on the

tarmac. one person on a flight at jfk in new york to columbia tweeted that these images with the captions "taxied for a while and then back to the gate to refuel. delayed due to staffing issues caused by the government shutdown." a live look at sfo where thankfully airport officials are not expecting any delays due to the east coast problems. san jose airport says they could see delays later today due to a trickle-down effect with the layovers. a longtime ally of president trump, roger stone, was arrested overnight and in court this morning accused of lying to congress and of witness tampering. the arrest is the latest move by robert mueller's team. nikole killion has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president trump just made a statement here at the white house on another topic, but so far he seems to be dismissing the latest charges an indictment against his longtime ally, roger stone. roger stone emerged from a federal courthouse in florida friday and declared his

innocence. >> i will plead not guilty to these charges. i will defeat them in court. i believe this is a politically motivated investigation. >> reporter: stone is charged with one count of obstructionof counts of making false statements, and one count of witness tampering. the indictment goes into great detail about stone's efforts to find out when wikileaks went released democratic emails the russians had during the 2016 presidential campaign. according to the court documents, senior trump campaign official was directed to contact stone about any additional releases and what other damaging information organization one had regarding the clinton cafi. special counsel robert mueller's team accuses stone of trying to cover up his actions by lying and attempting to get others to lie for him. the white house and president trump's attorneys say today's charges against stone are unrelated to the president himself.

president trump tweeted this morning, once again, calling the mueller probe the greatest witchhunt in the history of our country. no collusion. >> this has nothing to do with the president, has nothing to do with the white house. >> reporter: stone is the six trump associate or advisor charged by the special counsel's office. the other five all plead guilty to various crimes. >> it is very interesting to see the kinds of people that the president of the united states has surrounded himself with. >> reporter: some in congress have reviewed calls to pass a bill to protect mueller's investigation from being shut down before it is finished. stone says he would not testify against the president. he is due to appear in court again here in washington next week. at the white house, nikole killion, kpix 5. back in the bay area one person is dead after a crash on merced boulevard near the kaiser facility in san leandra. a large pickup truck and a small sedan were involved in

the accident. the crash happened around seven this morning between republic avenue and fairway drive. police are investigating the cause. the victim's identity has not yet been released. and san jose all lanes are back open on highway 101 in both directions after this car flipped over, stalling traffic. it happened after eight this morning near mckee road. the accident backed up lanes for at least a mile. authorities say one person has major injuries. a scary scene on board a flight from hawaii went a crewmembers medical emergency forces the landing at sfo. hawaiian airlines flight 50 left honolulu for new york's jfk airport, but diverted to sfo after a medical emergency on board late last night. officials say a flight attendant experienced a suspected heart attack. doctors on board were called to the front and attentive cpr, leaving many passengers to wonder what was happening.>> a little chaotic. a bunch of them were doing cpr and they switched off because that was for a good hour to two

hours. it was constant cpr. >> upon arrival the attendant was pronounced deceased. passengers were eventually moved to other flights. still ahead, a drop in concussions for nfl players. what is helping to keep them safer from hard hits on the field. a beautiful afternoon. temperatures are rising. here is a live look at the roof cam. i will let you know what to expect as we look ahead to the weekend. for next week we are tracking our next storm system. when we will see that chance for rain, coming up.

hockey fans are coming from all over.. in san jose hockey fans are coming from all over the place to check out the nhl all-star weekend. we are at the fanfare testing out skills. >> reporter: welcome to the nhl fanfare here at the san jose convention center. we are talking about 175,000 square feet, 20 events work for you to bring a buddy and settle all that trash talking once and for all. photojournalist brian kiley is challenging for some payback. we have come to the right spot. the nhl fanfare is the place to go in the bay area this weekend for some legit bragging rights. we start with a puck handling

drill where you have 30 seconds to get the puck through all the gates. i finished just under the time limit at 24.7 seconds. brian, who played a couple years of roller hockey in middle school -- >> boom that's more like it! >> reporter: finishes at at 18.73 seconds. that is impressive when you consider the olympic hockey players were finishing at 14 seconds.>> if you had to choose one of us and a draft would you go for? >> the cameraman. >> reporter: next up, five shots and a goalie. i get really lucky and score one right between the legs. brian scores to goals. as for accuracy and getting the puck through the tire, i miss not once, or twice, but all five shots are duds. but brian got one in a bull's- eye. finally slap shots, going for top speed. yours truly got a respectable 62 miles an hour.

but you know who got 66. so if you are wondering, yes, it is a lot harder than it looks on tv. and yes, humble pie tastes horrible. goalie ian bauer, who lives in the bay area, summed up skills like a polite canadian. >> it takes a little bit of practice but i think with some practice you will get the y y that i suck.>> i have seen worse. >> as for the real all-stars themselves, the red carpet is being rolled out at four this afternoon. that is when the players will arrive at sap center for the skills competition, which start at 6:00 tonight. >> brian has some skills. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is

making a move that will connect three of his most powerful apps and could make messages more private. the new york times reports he is planning to integrate the messaging infrastructure of what's up instagram and facebook message or in order to use and to end encryption to that protects messages from being viewed by anyone except those involved in the conversation. the three services will continue as standalone apps. cbs's note labeling photographs of models in its beauty aisles to identify whether they have been photoshop. it is part of the company's effort to be more transparent with its beauty campaigns. 70% of all in-store beauty photos are now labeled beauty unaltered, or digitally altered. cvs hopes to have 100% transparency by 2020. the company says it is celebrating the authenticity and diversity of the community it serves. let's see how wall street is doing this afternoon. it is in positive territory, up more than 175 points. some positive news and pro football per the washington post reporting that the nfl players suffered less

concussions during the 2018 regular season compared to the prior season. the league reporting that 135 diagnosed concussions. the nfl says it could be because of new training practices, the increased use of advanced helmets and role changes to the game. in 2017 a study of a sample of deceased nfl players found that 110 of the 111 players had cte, a degenerative brain disease believed to be c let's get a check of our weather because the weekend has almost started for us. >> i am so excited. we had the sunshine today through the weekend, so perfect timing with our weather. a gorgeous look from our camera looking east and you can see mount diablo under the sunshine. our temperatures are warming up. 62 in concorde, oakland and livermore are at 60.

62 in downtown san francisco, 58 in santa san jose. high pressure in control for us into the next two days will be the warmest. it gets even warmer for your saturday, with light offshore winds warming us up to near 70 degrees. as we go through next week it won't be quite as warm. high pressure moves down to our que as warm. a little cooler as we go through the week. let's fast-forward to the end of next week. we are talking next friday, next saturday and that will bring the return of the rain with our next storm system moving in. that is a while away. we are looking at sunset at 5:25, our sunrise at 7:18 tomorrow morning. daytime highs for today looking at 64 in downtown san francisco, 62 pacifica, 64 in oakland and 65 in fremont.

67 in napa. daytime highs above average for this time of year. as we look to oakland a's fan fest if you are heading out there tomorrow, we see sunshine. definitely put on the sunscreen and don't forget sunglasses. temperature is right around 67. here is a seven day forecast. a little warmer for tomorrow, near 70 for some of our inland locations on saturday. we continued with that sunshine monday, tuesday, still drive for the middle part of next week and then we could see some rain by the end of next week. >> for now we will enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures. a woman has made it her mission to help victims left homeless by the campfire maybe facing serious five. jennifer jones is on 5 acres of land that she currently has six

trailers on her property but the county's code enforcement manager says she is still violating the camping ordinance. under the ordinance, only two trailers are allowed. despite the warnings, jones plans to fight and keep sheltering these evacuees on her property.>> how can you go and steal peace from people who just found stability after their entire lives were taken away from them in seconds? >> jones says she isn't charging anyone to live on her property. still ahead, could new dna tests save a death row inmate? we get an inside look at the case and this week 48 hours. started on monday kpix 5 has lost a new newscast. to that 7:00 weeknights for the latest bay area news. that is right after the cbs evening news with jeff gore.

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death row inmate from san quentin wrote to "48 hours"... that he was 20 years ago a death row inmate from san quentin road to 48 hours that he was framed for the murder of four people in 1983. >> was evidence planted? new dna answer that

question. >> reporter: cooper had been convictepay ryan, their daughter jessica, anda convenie person to pin it on. the problem was they didn't have the evidence. >> reporter: a new round of evidence could exonerate kevin cooper. today had a chance to chat with 48 hours correspondent who had covered this case for nearly 2 decades. >> reporter: what is your reporting leave you to think about this case? do you think he is innocent? >> there definitely is not a lot of evidence to tie him to it. there was a great deal of evidence right after this horrific set of murders that pointed to three assailants. there were three weapons used, the victims sustained 140 wounds in a very short period of time. >> reporter: this to our 48 hours episode airs tomorrow starting at 9 pm, right here on kpix 5. we will be

today's tip has to do with jalapenos. i put jalapenos in so many different recipes, especially if there's something sweet in it. i put a little bit of jalapeno to give a little heat to it and let me tell you, if you are cooking a little baby and want to keep thof cuisine.

selection and storage is very important. you want to make onis okay. make sure it is free from any cracking or any shriveling. when you bring them home put them in your refrigerator right away. jalapenos are so versatile. stuffed jalapenos are fantastic. when you buy them, just make sure that they are nice and green. store them in the refrigerator right away, and you can use them in so many different recipes. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i love it so much i'm going to bite into this one. by. coming up at five, a core computer glitch involving warrants in santa clara county. how it could be putting officers and public safety at risk. will have that story and more tonight at five. a california dog is abou

feeling, the dalmatian from santa a commercial shoot a few months back. in the commercial the top is writing on top of a budweiser wagon pulled by the famous clydesdale horses. to make you can watch the super bowl and the commercials right here on kpix 5 on sunday, february 3. that will do it for us on this friday afternoon. enjoy your sunny weekend.

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