. >> kpix 5's roberta gonzales is tracking the storms right now. roberta. >> what a powerful storm this is, now a tropical storm, this is generally the case when a hurricane makes landfall. it is downsized to a tropical storm. but nevertheless, it is still a contender. the winds at this particular time up to 65-mile-per-hour gusts and the big problem at this particular time this hurricane or now tropical storm is just sitting over the big island which means we'll see up to about a foot of rain in some locations. the eastern portion of that side of the island is now being battered with the high surf up to 25 feet. storm surge is one to three feet. it will be over on big island by 2 p.m. hawaiian time tomorrow. then our attention right there, hurricane julio at this particular time winds up to 115 miles per hour which means this hurricane on a scale of one to five is a category 3. at this particular time, the path wants to bring it just north of the big island but the outside winds will definitely take its toll on that already battered island. we'll

>> good morning, roberta. we are clocking bay area drive times and one of our heaviest right now is no surprise out of tracy and through the altamont pass. it looks like yellow to yellow sensors from end to end now as you head towards the dublin interchange. the drive time is actually slightly down. so we can still call this "friday light" even though it is sluggish. it's about 24 minutes right now between the altamont pass and 680. this is what it looks like right now as you head into pleasanton. once you get past 680 though it actually looks good through dublin and out to the castro valley y. a very, very quiet richmond/san rafael bridge this morning as you can see, westbound traffic looks great heading into marin county. coming up, a check of mass transit. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> time now 6:06. let's go to hawaii for the latest on iselle. cbs reporter bigad shaban is in hilo right now with the latest. >> reporter: iselle is swirling closer to hawaii, but those on the island insi

thank you, roberta. i want to tell you about a new problem we are just hearing about in hayward. it sounds like a big rig one of the tires caught fire so it's southbound 880 approaching "a" street just coming in i think the big rig is actually already cleared to the right-hand shoulder so obviously not much of a delay yet on our sensors. 63 miles per hour as you get closer to 92, san mateo bridge i don't think that should slow you down much. but it's reported so we tell you about it. here's a live look westbound 580 coming into the dublin- pleasanton area. everything is clear here. it's again farther east out of the altamont pass, tracy where we are beginning to see delays. mountain house north flynn and then clears out closer to pleasanton. that is your latest "kcbs" drive to work. back to you guys >> thank you. >>> today crews removing a ground and fishing boat from ocean beach plan to break it into small pieces. the 37-foot paloma ran aground on monday morning. the captain is missing. he had an old wa

his neighbor, roberta wall shared stores about williams.ays they were so close, he gave her mother-in-law flowers ---in person---while she was recovering from surgery. roberta says she even remembers going to his house for his 40- th birthday---and seeing stars. >>roberta he had pollen from the flowers all over his face. oh he quickly undid them you know. some of the stars that came were from new york and they didn't like our windy dirt road and it frightened them and they said they were going to take a helicopter back >>pam moore roberta tells us she will never forget seeing williams, riding his bicycle up and down the street everyday. robin williams' movies grossed more than 5 billion dollars. but he did have financial problems. inside edition takes a look if money woes played a factor in his death. >> i am selling the ranch at the napa as i cannot afford any more he once said. he was twice divorced and told us that divorce is quite expensive. they used to be called all the money but it is now called alimony. they rip your heart out throu

roberta gonzales has been tracking both hurricanes. roberta, how are things looking now? >> reporter: they will see a direct hit from hurricane iselle. landfall is about 8:00 hawaiian time roughly about 5:00 our time. and you got to imagine there will be significant amount of damage, as well. okay, on a scale of 1 to 5, this is the weakest of hurricanes it is a category 1. but wind gusts will be up to 115 miles per hour. we'll see damaging winds that will bring down power lines and trees. as it makes landfall on hawaii, it is aiming towards hilo so we are looking at the coastal areas to be swamp. we have high tide this afternoon. couple that up with some waves 15 to 22 feet, you will see a storm surge of one to three feet so we'll see that coastal flooding as well and also on the leeward side of the island. now, we do expect this again by 8:00 hawaiian time. julio will take more of a north brush of the island. all island will be affected. the most severe conditions will be on the big island. we'll keep an eye on it. elizabeth has traffic. >> outside if you are heading to

>> okay, roberta. thank you very much. >>> so far, bay area flights to hawaii are staying on schedule. we have a live look at what looks like ocean beach right there. but flights with united, delta and american and alaska airlines are heading out later this afternoon. hawaiians are preparing for potentially major problems. more now from cbs reporter bigad shaban. >> reporter: workers are the hawaii hotels are boarding up. and emergency responders are planning for the worst a potential back-to-back hit from powerful storms. hurricanes iselle and julio are swirling in the pacific headed this way. iselle is expected to make landfall thursday or friday near hilo, hawaii's big island, with julio just a few days behind. barney sheffield is the disaster coordinator for the red cross in hawaii county. he is worried about potential damage to the area's ports. >> it rains enough in hilo we can probably catch enough water that people will survive but it will be the food situation. there's a limited amount of food

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. >>> i am roberta gonzalez live from the peralta training quarters. this is the headquarters for the bay area derby girls who promises to make them bleed. we'll explain. >>> it is calm right now, but that could soon change. maybe a little lightning coming our way. we will talk about that next. ,,,, sure... hey canyou bet! this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d-printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and get a free portable power charger with a $15 purchase. camp in the heart of silicon vall >>> right now clean-up underway in the sprawling homeless camp in the heart of the silicon valley. they call to the jungle. kpix 5 reporter kiet do goes inside. >> reporter: walking into the jungle you have to brace yourself. the sights, sounds, and smells of what is

. >> "where's roberta?" in today's friday feature?oming up, she shows us one of the oldest team sports around. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. low clouds and fog now rolling back to the coastline. will we see lots of sunshine this weekend? we'll talk about that next. ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, hollywood movie. this time it's "ant-man"... based on a marvel comic strip. >>> san francisco will be the setting for another hollywood movie. this time, it's antiman based on a marvel comic strip. filming will be in the tenderloin. there will be several actors in the area, with closures in the area. cars in a don't belong to residents can't -- cars that don't belong to residents can't go in there. "ant man" is trending. jd sallinger's home is up for sale in new hampshire. robin williams will be memorialized as a character in world of war craft. the actor was an avid gamer apparently. and the pope rallied tens of thousands of young people in asia today. this is the first papal visit to the country of south korea in

roberta gonzales is live with mobile weather in concord where lively farmers' market is going on.eah. little lettuce? hi roberta. >> reporter: i have to tell you, this is the best smelling basil i have had in a long time. yes i'm here at todos santos plaza in concord. can'tly 71 degrees and -- currently 71 degrees. we're not out here to talk about the beautiful conditions, too many grayson wears two hats in town, he's mayor and also police chaplain. hi there. >> hello there. >> reporter: what's going on here today? >> we have farmers' market every tuesday in the afternoon. right here at the plaza. >> reporter: but you have a lot more doings going on here in the plaza as well you're proud of? >> absolutely, every thursday evening we have concerts for 26 years we have held con territories for the community here in -- concerts for the community here in concord. >> reporter: they come out in droves as well. >> this thursday we have something very very special. >> reporter: adam hart to talk about that is with the police association and what's going on this thursday adam? >> this thurs

and roberta joins us. you're a big ocean swimmer. you bump into any of those before? >> that totally freaks me out! whenever i do swimming in maui, i always get stung but those are not lethal, as well. but boy, just looking at them, they look scary. right? >> yeah. >> always four days before and four days after a full moon is when you see the most jellyfish in the water. take it from me. >>> hi, everybody! let's step outside right now. look at this at the beach no jellyfish in view there. but what you do see a lot of clouds. it is socked in and currently the air temperature right there at ocean beach at 63 degrees. it's in the mid-60s in the city by the bay. san jose to the south 77 degrees. to the north, upper 60s in santa rosa. and due east this is what it looks like as we take a view towards mount diablo there. we have a temperature at 80 degrees. clouds hanging tight to the coast today. otherwise, we'll be revealing steady temperatures all weekend long and a warmer week ahead. we'll share that seven-day forecast with you, but right now, there you have the cloudage

good afternoon, i'm roberta gonzales. i am in the east bay and i'll show you how one local winery is preparing. >> the sunshine is back all the way to the coastline now. but how long will that stick around kind it get hot in your neighborhood? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, now. the fire started >>> new at noon, vallejo firefighters are mopping up after a structure fire on mare island right now. the fire started shortly before 9:00 at an abandoned building near g street. no word on the cause. another abandoned building was completely destroyed by fire in the same area earlier this month. >>> and in the wake of the napa quake there is renewed concern with the delta's levee systems in the area. no problems found yet. but a violent quake could wipe out sediment under the levees in a process called liquifaction. it could lose its shape and ability to hold back water. >> they are more prone for failure because the delta levees are on softer soil and there's always water against them. >> levees are inspected

roberta at aquarium of the bay. everything you ever wanted to know about a shark, we'll take you here. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. a cold front coming into california bringing showers. could we see some here? we'll talk about that coming up. exhibit. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, camp. >>> checking the stock market, a good day so far. the dow is up a little over 80 points. >>> things got wet and cold too for the new england patriots at their training camp. watch. >> 1, 2, 3 -- >> bill belichick and all the players, it's the ice bucket challenge. the campaign is to raise awareness for als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. the patriots did the challenge all of them apparently. and they are now calling on the jets, the dolphins and the bills to do the same. news e a-l-s ic >> yeah, look who else got his hair wet for the challenge. the lieutenant governor gavin newsom also taking part in the ice bucket campaign at at&t park on monday. he is now challenging l.a.'s mayor and the giants pla

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>> great, roberta. >> reporter: why are all the cars coming here today? it's the good guys 28th west coast nationals here in pleasanton this weekend. this is hotrod mecca and we are having lunch at the corporate headquarters here in pleasanton. so we have cars from over 31 states over 3,500 cars here this weekend. >> reporter: i had no idea that your headquarters were based here in pleasanton. >> yeah. we have been here since 2004. before that we were in alamo so we're a true east bay operation. >> reporter: west coast nationals, how many people do we expect to come out between friday and sunday? >> we'll have a weekend crowd of about 80,000 and you have brought us some amazing weather here! >> wait, one more time. 80,000? the whole town's population is 70,000! >> it's like woodstock. but the good thing is everybody minds the rules and there's not too many burnouts or fistfights. so it's an awesome crowd of people. and they are all good guys at heart. >> reporter: beautiful classics. what do you have? >> everything that's 1972 and older is welcome to come

roberta is aworking. >> does he know when to take a day off or what? >> apparently. >> busy day. >> a look at the seven-day forecast, he says i'm out of here. out the door right now, look at the air temperatures. extremely mild. the full forecast coming up. >> overnight roadwork into oakland downtown smoother once you hit the oakland coliseum which is what you see live here. we'll talk about the morning commute plus get a check of mass transit. it is all coming up on this thursday morning. >> thursday. >> thursday. >> prefriday! >> obviously, began to watch for me so i wouldn't dare attempt it again. >> this woman stowed away on a flight from the bay area and now she is talking about why she did it. christin ayers reports the serial stowaway pleaded no contest after her arrest at l.a.x. on monday. now marilyn hartman is out of jail and talking. >> homeless. i mean, i really -- i had been in some pretty awful situations and so i took desperate measures. and ironically i'm a student of the '60s. i made a point that got out of control. >> the whole point

we have to find out "where's roberta?" >> yes! roberta, we hear you have something special for us this morning. >> reporter: have you figured it out yet? >> no at all. >> reporter: really. i thought for sure the picture i posted on facebook and twitter with myself and the coach would give it away. in fact, today -- >> we know where you are. >> reporter: okay. today we take you behind the scenes of the making of the movie when the gang stands tall in they week's edition of "where's roberta?" inspired by a true story, when the game stands tall brings to life the incredible winning streak of the bay area's own de la salle high school football team. imagine, 151 straight victories over 13 years and all along the way as coach bob latter is emphasizes. >> it's the process of getting to win and putting yourself in the position where winning is possible. >> reporter: they said they wanted to make a movie about the team but also about you. >> how did that feel? >> it felt strange. that's not my wheelhouse. people are saying it's a good sto

and this week--it is in this week's edition of where is roberta.ast, powerful, exciting. >> ands @ oldest team sport there is. >> reporter: combine horse peed, power, ayellty, trait yes, and you get--strategy, and you get polo. and this man is the koa oner. >> there is nothing else like it. >> reporter: okay, tell me about it. you don't have quarters. >> we play in checkers each checker is about seven and a half minutes long. >> reporter: do i have to own a horse to play? >> actually, you can lease a horse. you can take lessons. it is quite affordable for people to come out and take lessons and really making polo more reachable for a lot of people. >> you can actual i will progress very quickly. and--actually progress very quickly, especially the kids. >> i like that the club is, i would say, different from what a lot of people think the sport to be. it is a west coast style polo in that it is a farm. we have turkeys and goats and rabbits and horses. >> this is a great area. it is absolutely great. it is here in [ inaudible ], the surrounding, roll

ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll have much more including >>> good morning, i'm roberta roberta in the kpix 5 weather center. taking a look out the door, it is gray. but it will break up today and we will reveal some sunshine along the coast but right now, 57 degrees in pacifica to the upper 50s in our inland areas. 60 in san jose with a forecast high today there across the santa clara valley. low 80s, low 80s to the north, as well. outside number 93 degrees inland. deeper marine layer on saturday. but mixing up a little earlier on your sunday. >>> this national weather sponsored by the buy power card from capital one. your card is the key. >>> cheerleaders are supposed to show their pride. >> but can they >> stay tuned for your local news. [ mike ] i wanted to do some good for my guys. so i'm trying best foods with olive oil. let's see what happens. that's not best foods on your sandwiches. it's best foods with olive oil. whaddaya want, a parade? [ laughter ] bring 'em over here. c'mon. you read the labels on the foods you eat - but do you know what's in your skincare? neutrogena natu

. >>> kpix 5's roberta gonzales is live in san francisco somewhere this morning. >> yeah. roberta, you're helping kids in need get ready to back to school. >> reporter: that's right. you know what? i got to tell you something, i don't remember ever having a backpack when i was a kid going to school. all i remember is i used to go to school in a covered wagon and frank was driven by a model t. but anyway, kids are going back to school in napa most of them after the earthquake. most are going back to school this week or next week in a staggered start and many kids don't have all the things that they need so that's why we call on eric mcdonnell and he is from the united way. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, roberta. >> thank you for beeping here. >> reporter: a pleasure, thank you. >> reporter: tell us about the backpacks. >> we are excited to be able to create these opportunities for all of our students to go back to school fully equipped and ready and unfortunately, in these difficult economic times, many families don't have the resources they need. >> reporter: so

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>> it's our "where's roberta?" feature. >> oh, that, too.es. >>> we have been getting clues about where roberta gonzales is now and why. so now let's find out the answer. >> reporter: well, good morning, everybody. this time we headed to the north bay. we headed to sarah pomp pa. it's a brand-new polo field in petaluma in this week's edition of "where's roberta?" it is simply poetry in motion. polo is fast, powerful, exciting and -- >> it is the oldest king's sport there is. >> reporter: combine horse speed, power, agility, player strategy and you get polo sf. >> the most addicting sport i have ever done. >> reporter: the co-owner. >> there is nothing else like it. >> reporter: tell me about the sport of polo because i'm lost on the rules. you don't have like four quarters. >> we play in checkers. each checker is 7.5 minutes long and we switch horses each time. >> reporter: four horses. do i have to own a horse to play? >> actually you can lease a horse. you can take lessons. polo sf is making it quite affordable to make polo accessible for

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all right, if you are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the daily grind, kpix 5 reporter roberta gonzales has just the thing for you. she takes to us a back-in-time place that's a must-see. take a look. >> reporter: welcome to the alviso adobe home. this doorway i stand 5'6", it was built back in 1854 so small people then. to tell us about this true gem in the east bay, michelle krose is here. there was a restoration five years ago to the tune of $4.5 million. how did we restore this beautiful home? >> it was a lot of work. the property has been here for a long time but we restored it to what it looked like back then. >> reporter: these are the original artifacts? >> yes. we have a lot of artifacts dating back to 1920. >> reporter: this is amazing history. now, it's open to the public? >> absolutely. several days a week people can come on their own or schedule a tour. >> reporter: i notice when i ride bike on my bike here in the east bay that i see people tending to the lay of the land. what's that all about? >> we encourage volunteers to come help us take care of the property. i

roberta gonzales shows us how one nonprofit is helping out. >> reporter: it's time to go back to school. oh, yes, it is! i don't remember ever having a backpack when i went to school but many kids going back to school this week or next week are going back and not having everything that they need supply-wise. so that's why we are call on our good friend eric mcdonnell coo of united way. tell me what's going on here today with all these backpacks. >> with all these backpacks we're hoping to ensure that everyone going back to schools have the supplies they need. in these economic times many families don't have the resources to equip their students. >> reporter: that's why the united way is stepping in. i get it. okay. how have the supplies changed from when we went to school? >> some are the same. i didn't have a cool backpack like this. some things don't change like you remember the pink erasers? >> oh, yes. because i made lots of mistakes. [ laughter ] >> and so those don't change but we have glue sticks and crayons and we have markers and we have pencils and we have pens and we have pap

. >>> roberta gonzales is live in san francisco this morning. >> and roberta, you're helping kids infor back to school. >> reporter: you know, michelle and frank, ever since the earthquakes occurred on sunday, we have been talking about that. we have also been talking about the kids in napa not being able to go to school because the earthquake. i believe they do start today. around the bay area, it's a staggered start. some go back to school this week, some go back next week. but a lot of kids go back not having the supplies they need. so we call in eric mcdonald coo with united way. good morning. >> good morning, roberta. >> reporter: i wanted to say the fine folks of united way are joining us today but the fine folk are joining us. what's up in san francisco? >> there are many families in this economy unable to provide their kids with backpacks and school supplies they need as they start school so we have created this wonderful opportunity for anyone who cares to jump online, go to an online bookstore and buy wonderful supplies for students to return to school. >> what do kids need

we decided to get roberta outdoors. she is outside, how does it feel? >> reporter: it feels beautiful. i'm outside the presidio right now. we have a lot of clouds but the sun is trying to peek through. we are here at the presidio but let's go ahead and head to the south bay, take a look at san jose partly cloudy skies currently 74 degrees. other notable numbers in and around our microclimates streaming from the low 60s at the beaches all the way up to 77 degrees at this hour in livermore. and the winds are pretty much nonexistent. here's what you need to know. here's your weather headline. sunshine today with clouds mixed. coastal drizzle due to the low clouds. otherwise, breezy tonight along the beaches. west winds 10 to 20 and becoming a little bit windy in our north bay and east bay mountaintops due to a trough swinging through. we will become sunny and warmer over the holiday weekend. let's explain why. first off, take a look at this satellite and then go outside and look at the clouds. it's the same thing. those are clouds all associated to what wa

here's roberta with the forecast. >> thank you, liz. good morning, everybody.er is gray. currently 50s and 60s and delays at sfo of up to about an hour on arriving flights. 60s at the beaches with partial clearing, 80s in the low to mid 9/11 mid-90s inland. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's thursday august 7th 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead including a professor enjoying the fruits of his labor. from a single tree. but first here is a look at today's "eye-opener at 8:00.." >> and some of the tourist attractions will be closed today. >>> we are taking the warning seriously. it will be a 1-2 punch with julio right at its heels. >>> fires in oregon. >>> cdc, six americans in the united states have been tested for ebola. >> and how much data has been compromised? most background checks have been suspended. >>> and then both sides get a chance to sway the judge's verdict. >>> what about the stock getting hammered? >> a lot of the investors say we don't get the added profitability profitability. >> the highways are vi

live from the news room, roberta gonzalez. >>> 5:16. let's talk traffic and i know the earthquake is effecting traffic in napa isn't it? >> yeah, it should be pretty easy to get around for the morning commute if that's your big concern. the highways, major roads, everything is open. you they were able to make some temporary repairs yesterday. all of those roads are open. it's really just around downtown napa where you just saw michelle live. that's where all the street closures are, that's where the damaged buildings are and telling folks to avoid. main street between 3rd and pearl, first, second, 3rd, those are all closed between jefferson and amtrak and ace trains, everything is back on track today. they went through their inspection process to bart. everything mass transit should be good to go. the rest of the bay area, here's a live look at westbound 580. we're seeing the monday morning commute. 580 and 205, the commute begins in tracy around mountain house and continues sluggish to north glen. fortunately no incidents once you hit

we have been getting clues this morning about where roberta gonzales is and why. >> and it is time forig reveal in the edition of where is roberta. >> reporter: and this week, we traveled to the vineyards, where you can actually learn to be a wine maker. it is true. come on in, i will show you. it is wonderful. this is a new interactive education center where you blend your own bottle of wine. it is a one of a kind. >> you become your own wine maker. >> reporter: how long it is going to take me? >> depending on how quickly you want to go about it. but it does not need to take a huge amount of time and it is just a great, fun, experience and a great way to learn about the process of wine blending. and how does it all feel. what makes, you know, you might something different than me and that is where the summary comes in, how do all of the things work together. >> reporter: okay, karl, it is really important that i swirl in. >> swirl opens it up. you get the smell the things that are coming through. >> reporter: swirl. think about the land of the liver more valley is great for these. >>

roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> up next, tens of thousands of fans flocking to golden gate park for the outside lands music festival over the weekend. and it's not just the concert that has revelers in awe. the gourmet food devoured by thousands of fans coming up. >> and we want to invite all you put lovers out there send us your questions about their health and well-being. email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, search kpix/cbs, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. ta ,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] choose it. scoop it. pour it. blend it. [ blender whirs ] no matter how you make it, you'll love our endless variety of beverages. baskin-robbins cappuccino blast®. customize yours today. >>> today we're going to talk about this beautiful bunch asparagus. when you pick it out in the store, you want to make sure it is green from bottom to top. a little bit of purple on the tip is okay. that's actually a completely different variety of asparagus that's totally purple. you don't want to see any yellowing. check these tips right here. they should be

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roberta says that she remembers going to this house for williams 40th birthday at birthday party.onna hire a helicopter to go back. by all of that actually did that. >>: roberta tells me that she will certainly never forget williams. >>: you could continue to follow our coverage of robin williams that's our client.online. korn m >>: that's in part because the state may have underestimated how much of the drug the average buyer will buy. fast some lawmakers say that the medical marijuana say that colorado could get rid of medical marijuana altogether and force everyone to pay the tax. another result of decriminalize the marijuana was legislator says that more people are switching to marijuana's data using prescription paid lapels. alleged ballot to ships crash into each other along the mississippi river. it odd note of oil spilled into the river no injuries were reported. will take a quick break when we come back will have more on the amazing rescue on thailand as a building collapses there. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it'

roberta gonzales with more on how you can help keep the camp running. >> reporter: yes. i am here at camp arroyo one of my favorite spots in the entire bay area. the reason is, it is a big giant playground for kids with terminal and chronic illnesses and one of my favorite friends here, angie, is here to tell us about it. tell us about camp arroyo. >> it's a place for kids to come who are not well, who are critical and terminal and they can come and experience summer camp for what it's meant to be. >> reporter: so they are able to leave the hospitals and come enjoy a day outdoors. >> absolutely. not just any day. it's a day full of swimming and riding horses and climbing a rock and doing things they are not able to do. someone is telling them, no, you can't do that. here we're telling them, yes, you can. >> reporter: the families are invited as well? >> absolutely. we do family camps. it's a time for families to come out, siblings included, and get to know the outdoors and do things they just aren't able to do when they are at home in the hospitals. >> reporter: elaine t

bye, guys. >>> all right, roberta. thank you. 5:20 right now. crooked mess on an east coast highway. all new at 5:30, see how unfinished roadwork put drivers in danger during the morning commute. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, is matt schaub still the starting quarterback for the raiders? and bochy blows a gasket. the pennant race coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,, alex jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito team! we set out to make a bigger, tastier breakfast burrito and i think we nailed it. introducing bigger, better breakfast burritos. the grande sausage, packed with hash browns, sausage, and creamy sriracha sauce and the meat lovers, stuffed with ham, bacon and sausage, both wrapped in a warm guerrero tortilla. burritos so big, they make everything look smaller. foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way

>>> kpix 5's roberta gonzales joins us live to show us what's going on in pleasanton.d morning. >> reporter: hi there, michelle and frank. check this out. i am inside a 1969 camaro which means this car is actually older than i am. i know what you're thinking, frank. [ beep beep ] >> reporter: it's gorgeous. ! this is just one of the many cars you're going to see here at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton from friday through sunday. look at this. it's the logo car for the good guys, john drummond, tell me about this beautiful classic. >> this belongs to gary meters of alamo, california our good guys president and founder and this car has been over 250,000 miles. it's been driven all across the country for the last 30 years. it's just one of 3500 cars you'll see here this weekend in pleasanton. >> reporter: 3500? >> oh, yeah. they are coming from over 31 states. this is our big nationals. if you are a car person, this is where you want to be. hard to believe we have been here in pleasanton for 28 years. >> reporter: it's a tradition in p-town. how many people a

reporting from the training grounds in oakland, robe roberta kpix 5. >> bye!> i remember the bay bombers years ago. i used to watch them as a kid on channel -- well, can't say that. [ laughter ] >> another station. >>> 5:18. by now, you may have seen the viral tv interview with the "apparently" kid. >> apparently, i have never been on live television before -- [ laughter ] >> he's great! he inspired a line of clothing. the pennsylvania boy is dubbed apparently kid. he says apparently over and over again. some creative thinkers of apparently come up with this t- shirt that's selling at the wayne county fair. >> you know, the wheels started turning and we collaborated and we had some shirts laying around here so we started printing. we came in early today. >> the shirts are going for 10 bucks each. all the proceeds will be given to a shriners hospital for children. >> kid going global. >> apparently. >>> so cute. 5:19. rory mcilroy rallies back for a dramatic finish at the pga championship. coming up after the break see how the drama continues through the trophy

roberta, everyone there is getting ready for a big weekend fundraiser. >> reporter: it's one of thet times of the year. currently low clouds over the tri-valley but this is one of the brightest spots in the entire bay area. i'm at camp arroyo. and to tell us about it, in case you're not familiar with the camp, we have angie this morning. tell the folks at home who have not had the opportunity what we do here. >> we do all kinds of fun stuff here. camp arroyo is a place for kids who are terminally or critically ill, chronically ill, disabled. they come to summer camp and enjoy what every kid should experience which is a true summer camp experience. >> reporter: and the children also can bring their families? >> we d family camps for a variety of different illnesses, brain tumors, diabetics. it's a time for when the families can come together, get to know each other, learn from each other, families that their children are a little bit older than maybe the newly diagnosed can come and network. >> reporter: it's a wonderful time for these kids who just got out of the hospital as well to

we are in news van 11 this morning and we are talking about "where's roberta?" it's not particularly about a location but about the people at that location. and it affects the entire bay area. i would say primarily people, high school level and on up. >> that and i mean, my dad's in his 60s, 70s and it affected him as well. >> reporter: did it affect you? >> uhm, i witnessed. >> reporter: okay. frank and michelle, do you have any idea "where's roberta?" >> not a clue. >> i don't know. we're going to need some time to think about that. >> work on another clue. >> reporter: all right. we have some more clues coming up. but first, this brief time-out. we'll be right back. ,,,, female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when b

>> okay, thank you, roberta. let's check the bay area roads including tracy in the altamont pass. so far, so good as you get closer to the dublin interchange you can see it's a little crowded out there all those headlights that's the commute direction and continues to look good heading to the castro valley y. counter- commute we have a stalled big rig. tow crews have been called out. so hopefully this will be cleared from lanes shortly. i'm not seeing a delay but it's eastbound 580 right before north flynn. delays in the left cash lanes, the overnight roadwork is cleared getting into san francisco. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> developing news president obama has given the go-ahead for targeted air strikes in iraq. they are mainly aimed at helping the iraqi government protect thousands of people from the islamic extremist group isis. the u.s. has already dropped food and water to tens of thousands stranded on a mountaintop in northern iraq. they had fled their towns as militants moved in demanding they convert to islam or be kille

roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> 5:21.o you feel pressure every summer to get that perfect beach body? coming up at 5:30, what has so many of shapes and sizes showing off. >> reporter: i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the raiders are headed to southern california. and the orioles continue to flip over the bay area baseball teams. coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us, coolschools@kpix.com and we may come and feature your school on the show. s] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. that $22.50. that's insane!d 50 cents. jack. what? it's not even a meal? right now, at my place you can get my spicy chicken club combo. it's my classic spicy chicken breast with bacon and melting cheese on toasted sourdough plus fries and a drink for just $4.99. aww, you're just a

roberta gonzales, kpix 5, thanks guys. >> tell them we said hi too roberta. >> reporter: what was that michelle? >> i said tell them we said hi too. >> reporter: michelle and frank say hi. >> there she goes. >> all right. >> thousands show up. it's a big deal. >> it's amazing. amazing. >>> time now is 6:20. a wildfire in northern california nearly -- over the weekend. coming up at 6:30 the latest on the damage and the evacuation orders now in effect. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up, serena uses stanford to get back on track after what happened to wimbledon and tiger's bad back it strikes again. is he done from here? we'll tell you coming up. ,, ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. >>> good morning ev

good morning, roberta. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. did i hear lawrence allude to being short? let me show you this. this is an adobe home and they must have been very short in the 1800s because there is a doorway leading into the alviso adobe home. this was built in 1854. wrap your head around that. by augustyn bernal. we are off bernal street in pleasanton. michelle is joining us. as i walked through it, it is so rich in tradition and hit. there was a restoration project that was about five years ago. $4.5 million spent by the city of pleasanton. tell us about that. >>> the property has been here since 1854 and we wanted to bring the community into the property and teach them the hit. we restored the property and at the same time recreated the milking barn and the bunkhouse from the meadowlark dairy. >> reporter: for the most part we have the furniture that's still intact. >> yes. it's all from the 19 -- dating back to the 1920s. artifacts and furniture dating back to that time period. >> reporter: it's amazing when you look around t

reporting live from pier 39, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell.g up, the a's break out their bats. the giants got robbed. and the fists fly in oxnard where the raiders practiced with the dallas cowboys coming up. >> and what's cool about your school or that summer camp? email your nominations right here at coolschools@kpix.com and we may come and feature your school on the show. baseball... detroit at,, ,,,, ounds] ,,,, the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. ,,foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? i sure hope so. what? foster farms. celebrating 75 years. always natural. always fresh. join the celebration at take75.com diverted to minneapolis...

. >> i don't know, roberta. everyone looks pretty happy. tell them all we said hi, too,. >> reporter: you know why they're happy? they're happy because they were able to withstand the earthquake. right, everybody? >> yeah! >> reporter: it's been the talk of marvin's breakfast club here in novato. by the way, michelle, frank, they say hi back at cha. we have chuck here, nicole, hilton. what's your name? >> garrett. >> you're cooking up this morning, right? you're cooking breakfast? >> yeah. >> all right. >> reporter: i think he should be in school! all right, chuck. did you people the earthquake? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: and are you preparing better as a result? >> yes, i am, lots of water, medical supplies and dry goods. >> it's been the talk. restaurant. we have been all chatting about the earth moving. >> reporter: i want to say who felt the earth move. did you feel the earthquake? >> no. >> reporter: you're a hard sleeper. and what is your name? >> mark bradley. >> reporter: mark, where were you when the earthquake happened? >> at wor

. >> roberta gonzales joins us live.rning roberta. >> reporter: good morning, when we last left you tuesday here at max bare parking we were just kick starting the little league intermediate world series, now here we are almost a full week apart and we're talking about the final game. dave good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: how are you known you got a really long week. >> it's been a great week. we've had 11 teams come in. the teams are having fun. a lot of parents come in and a lot of fans come out for the week, we're excited about the championship game today at 4:00. >> just to update folks again. little league intermediate world series, what's the difference between this play and what goes on in williamsport? >> reporter: williamsport the kids are 11 and 12 years old. the pitching distance is 46 feet. and the bases are 60 feet. here the kids are 12 and 13 years old. the pitching distance is 50 feet. and the bases are 70 feet. >> reporter: and so now we are down to two. >> we're down to two teams. the internat

good morning, i'm robert that gonzalez live -- roberta gonzales live from dublin where we will talk with one firefighter as fears as summer turns into autumn. >> very gloomy and damp around the bay area. >> the roads are a little damp too. you can see a little misty conditions right now across the golden gate bridge. plus first report of a spinout now in santa rosa. the latest on the drive to work is all coming up. but what drives you crazy during the commute? ask a question or share a gripe by e-mailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at e we @ewengerkpix and watch right here to see if your question gets answered on air, we'll be right back. that will be $22 dollars and 50 cents. $22.50. that's insane! jack. what? it's not even a meal? right now, at my place you can get my spicy chicken club combo. it's my classic spicy chicken breast with bacon and melting cheese on toasted sourdough plus fries and a drink for just $4.99. aww, you're just a big softy. nah, i'm still sad about the popcorn. foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got

i am your host roberta gonzalez, i'm filling in for frank, who is probably golfing at some pristine golf bay yeah on this beautiful sunday. we begin this morning, if you have a show idea, we would love to hear from you. go to facebook.com/bay sunday, and comment on our page. we'll kick start our program, stage right, stage right is an arts and education organization that uses theater to build literacy, skills, community and self-esteem with elementary school children. and through this wonderful experience children engage and and inspire us to learn. >> and av

so i wrote a song for miss roberta flack. you may have heard it. it says: willie was a man without fame hardly anybody knew his name. crippled and limping, always walking lame, he said, "i keep on movin', movin' just the same." solitude was the climate in his head emptiness was the partner in his bed, pain echoed in the steps of his tread, he said, "i keep on followin' where the others led." i may cry and i will die, but my spirit is the soul of every spring, watch for me and you will see that i'm present in the songs that children sing. people called him "uncle," "boy" and "hey," said, "you can't live through this another day." and then they waited to hear what he would say. he said, "i'm living in the games that children play. "you may enter my sleep, people my dreams, threaten my early morning's ease, but i keep comin', i'm followin', i'm laughin', i'm cryin', i'm certain as a summer breeze. "look for me, ask for me, my spirit is the surge of open seas. call for me, sing for me, i'm the rustle in the autumn leaves. "when the sun rises i am the t