now at noon, fire burns this bay area home, we learn add grandmother did not make out it alive. i'm anne makevec in for michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi.

near second avenue in san mateo just before sunrise. kpix5 kiet do is there. >> when san mateo fire first got to the scene they thought everyone inside the house had escaped, they did except for one person. it was a somber and eerily quiet scene, family members tried to process the tragedy. 4:30 this morning firefighters got the call of flames shooting out of the house on the 100 block of humboldt street. when they regrouped outside they realized their 86-year-old grandmother was still inside. >> we went in and located her, we brought her out and attempted cpr but we were unsuccessful and she passed away at the scene. >> from the time firefighters first arrived on scene to when they went in to rescue the elderly woman in her bedroom was less than 20 minutes. >> had you known from the get

go she was inside there, do you think you could have saved her. >> that is hard to say. difficult to say with the advanced nature of the fire, that amount of fire would be difficult to overcome in that regard. you know, there was a lot of smoke in the house after the fire was ex tinged there was a lot of smoke in the house. it's difficult to second guess that sort of thing. >> the red cross is helping the family find temporary shelter, they declined to talk on camera. >> we want to save people and when we can't it hits husband hard. >> kiet do, kpix5. and the cause of the fire is now under investigation. in the north bay, crews were busy putting out this house fire in san to rosa this morning, can you see the glow of the fire on the roof with the plume of smoke around it before 4:00 a.m. on evening way. material that someone threw into a trash can accidentally started that fire. nobody was hurt. in the south bay a driver is in jail after slamming his pickup truck in an airport

security gate at san jose's reed hill airport. the driver showed signs of being impaired. no one was hurt and we have learned that the gate is expected to be replaced today. in about an hour marin county supervisors will vote to ratify a state of emergency declaration because of damage of last week's storms katy neilson. >> reporter: road crews have been working in the westbound lanes of highway 37 around the clock, they installed temporary glad barriers, now they are working to finish repave this section of the highway. this problem started on thursday when torrential rains caused three levees to fail including one near highway 37. allowed about 650 million- gallons of water through no novato road. marin county crews worked

around the clock to build a temporary dam near the levee that failed to stop anymore water from flooding the air. the emergency repairs have caused marin county $1 million and that number is expected to go up. engineers won't be able to two a final assessment until flood waters go down. >> we received a lot of storms this last week, the cumulative impact, we have flood slides, three levees that breeched we certainly saw significant impacts. >> reporter: that's why the county supervisors are holding a special meeting at 1:00 this afternoon to ratify a state of emergency declaration. it will go to the governor and the state office of emergency services to be approved, once that happens the county can get state and fell earl funding to pay for the repairs. the road work will continue throughout the rest of the day today and crews hope to have the westbound lanes of highway 37 reopened sometime tomorrow.

near no vat dough, katy neilson, kpix5. campaign 2020 vermont senator bernie sanders is throw presidential race. >> why he thinks he will win this time around and kpix5 emily turner shows us he has off to a pretty good start. >> bernie sanders has made it official. >> i'm bernie sanders, i'm running for president. >> the independent senator says his 2020 campaign for president will be a continuation of his 2016 run. he mounted a significant challenge. >> in 2016 many of the ideas that i talked about, alof those ideas and many more are part of the political main stream. >> in a political interview john dicker son, 77-year-old progressive is okay if people call him a radical. >> i believe people are inherently entitled to healthcare, people are entitled to get the best education they

can. >> becoming the 10th candidate vying for the democratic nomination. corey booker, kamala harris and liz wet warren have launched campaigns. president trump's campaign weighed in on sanders' januaryment saying the american people will reject the agenda of sky high tax rates, government run healthcare and dictators like those in venezuela. >> america will never be a socialist country. >> sanders does not want the u.s. to become venezuela and he hopes americans don't believe too much of what president trump says. if bernie sanders wins he would be the oldest elected president, he will be 79 when taking office. emily turner kpix5. bernie sanders' team says he has raised more than $1 million for his 2020 campaign. in less than 4 hours. california and more than a dozen other states are suing to stop president trump's emergency declaration at the border. 16 attorneys general filed a

lawsuit last night, called the president's decision to get a border wall built unlawful and unconstitutional. california's attorney general is leading the call to stop it. any number of people, any number of states will be harmed by what the president is proposing to do. you can't raise $8 billion worth of services in this country and not harm someone. >> the president tweeted this morning that he predicted the lawsuit was come. he say that they are mostly being lead by open border democrats and the radical left. a new poll from npr finds a majority of americans surveyed disapprove of the national emergency declaration falling along party lines with independents breaking against the president's decision. former president barack obama is expected to make a stop in oakland this afternoon, folks lined up for the my brothers keeper summit going on at the scottish rights center, the first national gathering of

mr. obama's foundation. the event is expected to draw hundreds of people, community leaders, bay area groups and celebrities are set to show up. >> john legend, we have barack obama, the 44th president of the united states, of course very exciting, last night we got a chance to see a singer. we are looking forward to all of the artists and special speakers to night. >> the foundation supports boys and young men of color exceptions are going on through tomorrow. a big loss for the world of fashion, karl lagerfeld died at the age of 85. >> karl lagerfeld conquered the catwalk for 5 decade with powder white ponytail, dark suits and tinted glasses. he made his mark on the fashion world serving as creative director for chanel and fendi, lagerfeld's creations were show stoppers on runways and red carpets. >> never wanted a different

life. i'm pretty happy with i've got. >> he dressed first laically melania trump, who tweeted the world lost a creative genius. the german born designer was an artist and photographer who spent most of his life in paris. just last christmas, he lit up, one of the final appearances. fans are remembering his life leaving flowers outside chanel in paris. this man says the world lost a creator and great innovator, sentiment shared by celebrities who are paying tribute to the fashion icon. when bumgarner. >> lagerfeld was an impressive linguist perfect french, english, italian and german during his interviews at fashion shows. still ahead, a car erupt noose flames and worth is trapped inside.

how four strangers braved that fire to get her out. the sand surrounded the whole leg, i couldn't move it. >> a hiker gets stuck in quicksand for hours and sharing his story of survival. after a cold start to the day, many locations are in the 50s, beautiful blue skies. and nice pretty view, berkeley cam looking west across the bay, what you can expect, we

a dramatic rescue to save a woman pinned inside a burning car. the footage shows the courage of four people who risked their

lives to save a stranger. that happened on a highway outside of new orleans. a 41-year-old woman stopped at a traffic light, gets rear ended by a drunk driver at high speed just after sunrise. broke the drivers side window and they braved that fire as they pulled the woman out. >> burnt one guy's face and his eye, so i put my hood on. when we broke the glass it was in her back seat already. >> i mean, that's heroism right there. >> the woman was taken to a hospital where she is expected to be okay. annually released video showing a daring rescue in utah's zion national park. afterring about stuck for several hours in quicksand. >> there was no chance of moving it at all, the sand had uldn't move it. hole leg and th h girlfriend is

as he helped her out his own right leg became engulfed up to his hip. >> standing in a huge puddle of concrete that basically just dries instantly. >> with a storm coming in, mcneil who was later diagnosed with hyperthermia because of the cold hiked three hours to help. >> i didn't know for sure if i would make it out. i didn't know if i could do that hike alone. >> park rangers reached os month, but took two hours to get him out of the quicksand. >> one guy is scrapping sand away they were able to free my leg. it was probably one of the worse pains i ever felt. >> term forced to spend the night when winter storm brought in 4 inches of additional snow. it wasn't until sunday that utah rescuers facing difficult terrain and stormy weather repelled down 100 feet of

ty. >> he nnteuptohis kn some cold injuries, hypothermia, injuries from being stuck in the quicksand. >> he suffered minor muscle damage he expects to make a full recovery. >> i wouldn't go back and change anything or do anything differently. it was a freak accident that my leg hit this hole of sand. so he says he has no plans to hike that particular route again. experienced hikers say that is a common spot to find quicksand is in river bends, don't panic, use slow and controlled movements to loosen yourself from that sand. >> i might panic. the faa is investigating southwest airlines over what it calls significant and systemic mistakes in calculating the weight of baggage on flights. in a few cases the faa found

the loads of 1100 pounds southwest said its system carries minimal risks for passengers. it plans to phase in new baggage counting procedures by the end of the year. taking a quick check on the big board right now, a bit of a roller coaster, the dow is up almost 75 points. a new study finds screen time for kids for age 2 has doubled. study published in the journal of pediatrics daily screen time went from 1.5 hours in 1997 to an average of 3 hours in 2014. television accounted for over 2.5 hours. the american academy of s children under the age of 2 to avoid digital media altogether. scientists warn insects around the world are vanishing and growing concern about a celebrated california butterfly. it spends the winters along the california coast. the latest count shows a

dramatic plunge in the numbers. >> before whole area was butterflies. >> it wasn't a good year. >> the federal government is now looking into protecting our missing monarchs. you can see our original report coming up tonight on the kpix5 news at 7:00. checking our forecast with mary, clear and sunny, i love it, mary. just gorgeous out there kenny and anne. blue skies in our sky cam looking north this afternoon. temperatures after a cold start to the day, now in the 50s. from 55 in concord. oakland here at 52 as well as for san jose. livermore 50. downtown san francisco 53 as well as for santa rosa. south lake hoe you can tag us on twitter, instagram and facebook use the #kpix5. here is satellite view, high

pressure in con follow for us, keeping us high and dry with that sunshine, it's a cool afternoon with below average daytime skies, clear skies through the rest of the afternoon. through tomorrow a weak disturbance will bring a shower. we are not going to see that much rain with it, can you see a few showers in the forecast. a chance to see that with that weak system, we are dry for thursday and actually for the end of the week. sunset tonight at 5:52, sunrise tomorrow at 6:53 a.m. daytime highs today mid to upper 50s. 56 in san francisco. 57 redwood city. oakland at 57. also for fremont looking at 56 for you in san jose. and 58 for santa rosa there. plenty of sun today, changes for tomorrow with that weak weather system bringing the spotty showers. dry thursday, plenty of sunshine friday and saturday. showers returning on sunday to end out the weekend, we are

looking at partly cloudy sunny skies for beginning part of early next week. >> all right. not a lot of rain. >> right. >> nervous after last week. >> nothing like last week for sure. >> thanks. still ahead, a spike in thefts from offices, usual items employees are taking home from work

office theft is apparently on the rise. >> a new report finds that employees with sticky fingers are taking everything from toilet paper to light bulbs according to the association of certified fraud

examiners. theft of company property jumped from 10.6% in 2002. ordering up to 20% more product necessary for this reason. and next story is giving me vacation goals. soon fans of golden girls can set sail with their favorite memories. the golden girls at sea cruise is going to leave from miami that is where the main characters of 80s sit-com live. the five night cruise stopped in key west and as you mel. cruisers get to participate in a karaoke and cheese cake party. tickets starting around a thousand bucks setting sail in a year. a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question

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