. pods are full and the boats are unloading and the next stop for these crabs are the dipper table -- dinner table. no pricing, no delay. crab season is underway they are still unloading what looks rick a great -- like a great first day catch. >> the harvest is impressive. you can see tons of live crab and they are large, healthy crab. i can tell you i take this job

seriously, part of my research was to taste test. they are delicious. consider this story a appetizer to the season. >> big load. the crab boats are heavy and the mood is light. at san francisco's fisherman wharf. because of the captain the anticipation is over. >> last night i couldn't sleep at all. >> fishermen pulled packed pods from the first day. >> we did a crab dance. the mad dog crew made similar moves. >> that first pod came up and we jumped for joy. >> we hauled in thousands of pounds. >> we take a lot of pride.

:00 a crabber is instilled in your body. >> the harvest is worth the effort. this crab is ready for harvest. >> with a wholesale price of $3 a pound this is headed on the tables and the fishermen are headed back to sea. >> our next move is fuel up, bait up and get on them again. >> the commercial season goes until the spring, i'm told the next few weeks will be busy. most of the harvest is done in the first month. the crab fishermen got up early this morning they will turn around to go back out and do it again. >> lots of excitement. that crab looks good. are you hearing about more boats than usual given the fact it looking like a good one. >> word spread quickly.

boats from washington and oregon headed south because the bay area is expecting a plentiful -- season. two weeks ago recreational crabbers hit the water. four people did not return. one person did survive after swimming to a rock and holding on. we're following developing news a woman suffered life- threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle at 25th and utah street. the woman was walking in a crosswalk when she was struck by a pickup truck making a left turn. we don't know her condition and police are not saying what happened to the driver. police are hoping to catch a man trying to lure a girl

into a store. this is a picture of the man. 5'5" and 5'7". it happened at the costco on el camino real. he patted the girl's hand and said come over here. the university of california president says the uc system has no choice but to propose tuition hikes. she made her remarks at a meeting with the "sacramento bee." the boost are opposed by jerry brown who says it runs counter to a budget deal. a study from the public policy institute found that the state is shifting the cost of a uc education from the state to students and the families.

the nearest ferry terminal is in alameda. the woke land terminal will -- oakland terminal will open by monday. obamacare, after last year's gliches california is going to extra lengths to make sure people have an easier time signing up. how the state is reaching out in an effort to get more people enrolled. >> we may speak many languages, but the message this enrollment fair is the same. to get health insurance for as many as possible. >> it's rewarding, we can see the clients coming in and getting the service they want. >> the three month open

enrollment promising more outreach. this event catered to asian and pacific island cultures providing help in 17 different languages with english and spanish. >> he's never been to the doctor for taken medication. >> i have not had health insurance for five years. >> i like it so far, nothing happened. we're both healthy. >> help is increasing, 12,000 certified agents this year. >> i don't want our community people to be left out. that's why i decided to sign up. >> different back grounds bring challenges. some helping people understand what health care is. >> korea has universal health

care. islanders don't have insurance. >> sorting through paperwork getting covered was simple. >> very happy. we can go see the doctor anytime. >> they left with a smile. >> an expression that needs no translation. >> the enrollment period runs through february 15s. if you are previously enrolled your deadline is december 15th. family and friends of a student found dead was remembered at the unitarian church. his body was found following a party. he was not a member of the fraternity. he went to uc davis. the cause of death has not been

released. thousands took part of a protest in mexico city. [speaking in spanish] >> 43 students disappeared in september when they continue fronted police about to pitation -- prief 5thization -- demonstrations have affected tourism in acapulco. here at home, hundreds of people in san francisco demonstrated over the student's disappearance. the emotional protest filled the streets of the mission district. many blamed the u.s. drug war for supplying weapons to the

mexican cartels. the mexican government is a major cause of immigration. >> many mexicans are here because they came because there's no conditions to live in peace or live well in mexico. >> mexican authorities have arrested 70 people in connection with the student's disappearance. think you are angry when your phone battery dies. imagine how scientist feel knowing their comet has run out of batteries. >> iconic pictures of the fab four. haul have to spend to own the selection. >> i found what i needed. >> in a season of giving a group of the seasons brought hope to those down on their luck.

work clues napa say it would be a week after water main breaks. it is affects customers near foster road. this as crews are repairing a break that happened last weekend. the site of the first break with how people are coping tonight. >> that's right, we're at first and laurel street in napa.

you can see the heavy equipment they were using trying to repair one of the two water main breaks. >> the first water main break came a week ago, as crews were finishing up the initial repair another water main broke on another line. residents living uphill from the water main breaks are thankful for whatever water pressure they have. >> they found other cracks. >> joe says he's had low water pressure but counts himself lucky. the neighbors up the hill have had to leave home to do showers. >> we have not been as heart hit. >> that may be up the hill takes more pressure. >> we may be lucky. >> engineers said the water main was likely damaged in the

napa earthquake. >> a lot of us feel like it's not over. we feel the earthquake is not over. and it just feels that way. that was either a warning or we're not done here. >> crews are asking people to restrict the water use. there's signing throughout the neighborhood warning people that work will be on going to repair the water lines. crews are expected to complete the repairs next friday. new details after the junelation of landing on a comet for the first time in history. it's run out of battery power. as the batters tweeted i'm feeling tired. did you get my data. i might take a nap. that could last days, weeks or

forever. it was supposed to keep relaying data for nine months. but it landed on the dark side. the panels can't generate power. the scientist are no longer receiving transmission. >> not what we would have wished. we are waiting for the sent images. >> and the esa rotated the lander a bit before it shut down. they are hoping for some sun on the solar power. in texas federal officials are investigating a deadly chemical accident. this morning the chemical leaked from the dupont plant in laport. four workers died.

plant officials contained the leak. dupont has extended condolences and is worked with the authorities. president obama met with two important pacific leaders, australia prime minister and japanese prime minister. among the topics increased security and military operations. joint military operations and reducing tension with china and giving $3 billion to the green fund. a third ebola patient at nebraska. the u.s. state department asked the nebraska hospital to treat him. he is the only confirmed case of ebola on u.s. soil. he is extremely ill but was

stable enough to make the flight to the u.s. a major decision in the michael brown case is expected any day. new audio recordings shed light on what happened the day he shot the teen. schools and law enforcement in missouri is raring -- preparing for the decision. a small crowd of people gathered to support michael brown's parents. michael brown senior and leslie mcfadden testified against torture at the u.n. >> had a chance to express the laws and the things that are going on in missouri. >> thank you for supporting us, and praying for us. >> in ferguson things continue to heat up as the grand jury

considers if darin wilson should be charged. police are taking precautions to avoid violent riots. newly released surveillance video shows officer wilson leaving the police station for the hospital hours after the shooting. the dispatcher described a robbery suspect matching brown's description. >> a black male in a white t- shirt. he took a box of swisher cigars. the officers fatal encounter with michael brown lasted less than 90 seconds. >> get several units over here, there will be be a problem. >> the grand jury has been meeting for weeks and a decision could come any moment.

uc san diego will attempt to be the first university in the country the launch a rocket in the low reaches in space. if it works it could be the first student made rocket to fire into space. it will be 20 feet tall and half a foot long. the small gps will monitor how far they will get into going at the speed the surface heat is the problem. anything glue wise or anything you put together it will melt. we have to make our structure very sound. >> these students started a year ago working from their apartment and spending a thousand dollars of their own money. they are two months away from completion and have $8,000 in scholarship money. today is recycling day.

pg&e is highlighting a rebated program. the utility offers a $50 rebate to remove an old refrigerator. it offers a 75-dollar incentive to replace an old refrigerator. pg&e estimates customers could save $200 a year. a piece of technology officials hope they won't have to use. california has purchased it. it's an iconic picture. the full set is up for sale. when it starts and how much cash you will have to spend. in weather just a few high clouds in the bay area. we'll let you know if you have to worry about rain on sunday.

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technology that couldn't yore child's life is coming to -- could save your child's life is coming. >> think of it as a smoke or fire alarm system, transmitters pick up the sound of muzzle flash from gunfire and send that information to police who can respond more quickly and more effectively to find and take out the shooter. this training drill took place this week in massachusetts. and the police chief believes the instant information the technology provides can save

lives. >> the missing component is receiving reliable continuous and reliable information. where's the shooter, has the shooter changes location. how many shots have been fired. is the shooting ongoing. what's the direction of travel. it's 20 to $100,000 depending on the size of the school. a number of schools in massachusetts, virginia and california have signed up and school officials say if it saves one life it's worth it. >> that's someone's baby. it's hard to swallow. so absolutely, the taxpayers need to think about this. >> it's important to point out to shooting in washington state that took place in one room. this may not help. in a situation in new town

connecticut or columbine where the shooters roamed the school, it could make a real difference. the man who bought a winning lottery ticket in alameda said he's grateful. he came forward. the quick pick didn't win the $284 million jackpot but it matched five of the six numbers worth 6 00 ,000 dollars. he's not talking about how he plans to spend to money. beatle fans can own six of the most famous pictures. a collector spent years assembling a complete set of prints on abby road. estimates are as high as

$55,000. >> they wanted to do something on mount everest. paul said let's do something more simple. outside the music studio. they are walking away from the studios. >> the cover spawned a complicated story about paul mccartney being dead. the auction is november 21. it's an easy trip from southern california to mexico. but a change is raising eyebrows. the price if you're looking for an extended stay south of the border. a pair of shoes or sweater could be the thing for the needy. ♪ s♪ in the lane,ng, arsnow is glistenin' ♪ ♪ a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight ♪

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colder and those living on the streets will struggle more. the unique opportunity today to help the homeless led by a group of high school students. >> san rafael is expensive to live. some residents don't have roofs over their heads. >> at davidson middle school, they got a leg up. >> i wasn't looking for anything but i found what i needed. >> it's called a street store. >> an idea spawned in africa but sparked here by a high school english teacher. >> there's shame and stigma around being homeless and we wanted to reach out to that population in a positive way. >> there were homeless advocates to meet with. donated clothing and food to be dealt with.

>> the donations came from the people of marin county. but it wouldn't happen without the volunteers. >> i saw people wearing things that i donated and seeing how happy it mate them -- made them. >> the gratitude was palpable. >> oh, my god, i love the shoes. i was walking around practically barefoot. thank you for the shoes. >> have you grabbed food yet. >> kids offers her more. i'm a homeless person and you're giving me stuff. >> yes, of course. >> why? >> we're fortunate. we want to give back. >> alex morales couldn't believe it was free. >> how do you normally wear your hair. >> she worked for 25 years for the county department of development. >> but she fell on hard times.

>> look straight ahead. >> my feet thank you. stomach thanks you. my whole being thanks you kids. >> in san rafael. kdka tv news -- >> another group doing a goods. boy scouts collected food for the hungry, one delivery 35,000 pounds of nonperishable goods. scouts in fremont went door-to- door. the coast guard hauled the food from neighborhood to food banks. >> we have another truck being loaded right now, we're going to reload the boxes and head back down. >> the one day scouting for

food drive takes place each year. walnut police are looking for an suv involved in a hit and run. the person was hit on walnut avenue, several streets were closed while police investigated the scene. no word on the victim's condition. anyone that witnessed that collision is asked to call the police. police in san francisco investigating two homicides and the most recent happened less than two hours ago. officers were called to larkin and zero fair inon the report of a stabbing victim. when officers arrived they found a man with a stab wound to his chest. there's no information on the suspect. >> police investigating a deadly shooting, it happened this morning near the intersection of mission street

and geneva avenue. officers found the victim, a possible gunman was spied leaving the area. officials at the mexican border are charging americans to cross. u.s. sentence who want to -- sentence who want to walk across for extended period want to charge. the new permit will help them keep track of foreigners in their country and those who cross for work. >> if you stay more than seven days you buy the permit. the confusion is they are not telling people that. they say you need to buy a permit. >> the fee is applied for people crossing at otay.

a colorado kitten used one of the nine lives after almost freezing to death. a woman found the cat covered with snow. unsure if it was alive the woman rushed it to the animal shelter. the staff treated it with warm iv treatments. the staff is trying to figure out where the kitten came from. >> it's a bit of a mystery, we're not sure if she was a ferrell -- feral cat or a stray. >> the kitten is named elsea from the movie frozen. we're more than a month away from the official start of winter. ski resorts want you to think about snow. and mark has a look at the sunday forecast and tell us about the chance of rain in his five-day forecast.

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making snow for a couple weeks, heavenly got 3 inches of the real stuff, the snow machines were on full blast. they are aiming to open next friday. the ideal plan would have the layer of art firm snow and -- artificial snow and add real snow over it. you can see a few high cloud as

approaching the region, lots of moisture offshore, there's a slight chance of a few sprinkles. for the most part we're expecting partly to mostly cloudy skies. it is cooling off. it is 48-degrees in napa. santa rosa 58. and host reporting -- san jose reporting 53. fire season happening with the dry offshore winds tomorrow. a red flag fire warning in place with winds 40 the 45 miles an hour. the same set up here. we've had rainfall, fire danger remains elevated. late tonight and sunday. northeast winds sunny. here's our live camera toward the golden gate bridge. moving into the bay.

as far as forecast headlines. we're tracking more rain clouds in the five day weather outlook. chilly, want to bundle up. upper 30s in napa. we could have a few patches of fog. widespread 40s for the rest of the region. our forecast model brings in clouds throughout the day on sunday, may be aggressive. breaks in the overcast. high pressure still the main weather feature in the pacific, mild with offshore winds developing. of course we'll get excited about rain, that could be the case by wednesday, we could be tracking rain showers and more systems lining up beyond this point. here's the forecast model showing rain wednesday and by friday, watch out for those shower chances.

tomorrow temperature in the 60s, want to bundle up in the morning hours. lots of mid- to upper 60s for afternoon highs. santa cruz 71. here's the look ahead, the five- day forecast, a few scattered high clouds for sunday. increasing clouds on tuesday, encouraging development, more rain in the wednesday's system. hopefully that will be the outcome. >> we'll be smiling. a year ago today a boy suffering from a potentially life-threatening disease used his powers to save the city of san francisco. you remember. there he is, miles scott, known as the bat kid. he's six-year-old, his leukemia is in remission.

they visited the city today for approval celebration with the people who organ iced last year's event. >> great news about miles. coming up. big upset around college football. >> and the golden state warriors look to continue their hot start as they host the hornets.

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the warriors can score in bunches but they are defending at a legit level. the fifth best point differential in the nba. the finale of the three-game home stand. there is dell curry and steph curry. he slaps himself. i'm hit, i'm hit. he walked off the court with a bloody lip. they didn't call a foul on him. first quarter, curry up top. bogueet, throw down. -- bogueet. not just a shooter, put on it the floor and one. converts the 3-point play. second quarter, curry, don't give him a crack. he will make you pay. makes it's a 19 point warrior

lead. time winding down in the half. the ws lead by 21. defense into offense. curry forcing the steal. iguodala to spade. the deuce, the damage, and the final seconds of the 3rd quarter the dagger from mr. curry. throwing it up and beating the buzzer. he didn't play in the 4th quarter. warriors 187. -- 112-87. >> it's a trip, seven cities in 11 days including such hotbeds as columbus and buffaloes. the sharks are in it for the wins. game five of the roddy against

the blue jackets. the sharks caught napping. savard from the points. shoots and scores, 1-0 blue jackets. jackets on the powerplay. johnson sets up atkinson, ma makes it's a 2-0 columbus lead. final minute of the 2nd period. pawelski backhand denied. knocks it: 2-1 after two. late in the third the sharks with a chance to tie it. nice save by bobrovsky and the blue jackets win 2-1. when you go to 4 straight bcs bowl games expectations soar. stanford offense boggs down against quality opponents and any bowl