from one refrigerated truck to another, they did not make the off ramp but the turkeys had to be unloadednnot use that ramp. traffic is backed up to the mcarthur maze and it is about a 15 to 20 minute delay until you get into the area. bart muni and caltrans, there are not many delays right now on those systems, let's go to steve. >> sal? >> that is grand lake and if so we would have a whole new story. >> yes, if we had snow we would really have a lot of traffic issues. we have some breaks in the cloud coverage and i was late getting to my spot which is incredible to be honest with you. there are some breaks, late tonight into tomorrow morning, speaking of oakland, 59 to start, a shy of 60 and 68 will cover the spread for everybody, some of those breaks will allow north bay to dip into the 40s to name a few. the low is moving north and it does look like it will hold together rain early tomorrow, they have dipped to nine must one, laramie is now 22 below, 17 in minneapolis, and oklahoma texas chicago 252576 in sacramento. there is the napa 44 san rafael and livermore, san jose mid-50s and

anyway, early this morning, sleepy elve also unloaded -- elves, unloaded duffel bags. it starts early when most of us are fast asleep, big sheets of protective plastic goes down on 20th street to protect the balloons then comes the callout. >> mr. potato head first. >> reporter: the balloons which weigh 150 pounds apiece arrive in oversized duffel bags. it will taking a half-hour to 40 minutes to inflate them. there are 17 balloons in today's parade. >> we'll have everything assembled in the next two hours. >> reporter: not bad. >> no wind problems? >> it's a beautiful day for a parade. >> reporter: a brisk breeze, not a wind, now, as we said, a bit of a problem with my little poney. they were inflating my little pony right here, and tragedy struck and she blew a seam, they had to roll her back up, and she will fly another day, she is back at the stable and doing well we're told, but at this point we'll have 16 balloons in the parade today. live at 20th and jfk, john rawlins. channel 6 "action news." >> she'll be missed. we'll think about her. >> reporter: if you're no

. >> the catch is so good there is a battle neck of boats waiting to unload. here are the details. >> since the beginning of the commercial crab season on saturday an estimated 400 boats were delivering a steady stream of crashes at pier 45. >> we are not getting much sleep. >> many boats are parked waiting to deliver. crews are pumping in oxygen to keep the cash -- catch alive. >> we do not have facilities to unload anymore. >> what are you doing? >> keep them alive until the market can take them. >> doesn't look like there is much crab in crescent or eureka so everyone and their brother came down for this. >> the skipper kelly from fort bragg hauled in 30,000 pounds in they days which is plenty of overtime for juan who scraps rubber bands around the they get $3 a pound and when they are shipped and cracked and boiled the price $10.99. >> a lot of good crashes crabs and they are bigger. >> right now, lovers of crab are encouraged to "come and get it." >> it is 4:35. the san jose city council is taking a step to help low-and-middle class workers afford rent in

no. 1 educating families about keeping guns unloaded and parents to ask if guns are stored in the homes where their kids play, and third getting kids atrisk of self-harm or harming others. the board of education has the opportunity to reduce the risk of child harm and through this resolution we can better inform children who will be the adults of this city and this country, this is how we change the gun violence problem in our country. thank you. [ applause ] >> good evening. my name is carletta jackson lane and i would personally like to commend board member matt haney for actually spending his time in an effort to push forward this resolution. i think it's very powerful when the board of education can actually be in support of the community, as well as the students that actually go to the school in san francisco unified school district. i myself have been in san francisco since i was 5 years old. i went to miraloma elementary school and went to the junior high school and graduated from lowell high school. went to san francisco state and also have a law degree from new college californ

right now, they are unloading it.t, we will tell you what they are unloading. >>> live doppler hd is tracking tonight's rate but i have another chance in the seven-day forecast. >>> in the traffic center traffic is building and a look at abc7 lets you see live traffic and weather for the entire commercial break to keep updated before you head out the door ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air and nob hill. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good morning, everyone at 6:30 on wednesday morning. this is a problem out there. >>> the off-ramp 680 is still tied up after 55,000 pounds of frozen turkey and a big rig toppled over. the scene is still there and we will get more from leyla gulen in a moment. not a good way to start your wednesday. >>> that leyla and we will have more information. >>> but first, meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> not quite the blind turkey trot. >> if you can identify the blind turkey trot. >> i knew he would

that's because at half moon bay, there are long waits for fishermen trying to unload. and now we're learning as an alternate -- alternative, some fishermen have been selling their catch directly to the public at about $6 a pound. >> the most crab they've seen in decades. so many crab out there, everybody is filling up. >> it's created a few problems this year, masses, the volumes of crab that have been coming in a short amount of time. >> some local fishermen say it looks like it could be a record crab season. >>> cease illwilliamscecil williams was delivered produce made from compost and donated to the eat well farm in dixon which grew the food. the reverend and his wife said it will help kickoff this season the sharing. >> look at this. isn't this amazing? squash, cabbage, sweet potatoes. >> my god, it really is. >> collard greens, kale. >> we didn't expect this, did we? but now that it's here we're very happy about this. >> a recology spokesman said these are the biggest food weeks. year which makes is it the perfect time to compost. >>> the san jose earthquakes hav

. >>> 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 h

so they were unloading that stocks.hey documented all this. -- they were unloading the bad stocks. one by one, the retinue that were around charles mitchell disappeared. and the bank fired him. while he was testifying. and there was a huge headlines in the newspapers, big shock. and this really showed there was substance to it regularly for wall street. -- two charges about a regularity on wall street. wall street was unregulated at this time. it was like a private club rather than a public entity. so the democrats had just won the election. they were coming to power in march. the incoming chairman of the committee, duncan fletcher, said we we want to stay and continue this investigation. and pecora wrote a memoir. he talked about being in the russell building in 1933, about the thomas frank roosevelt's inauguration -- about the time of franklin roosevelt's inauguration. he talked about seeing mitchell walking by himself to union station. the man was all by himself leaving. he showed up with a retinue of bank officials

they are going to unload that truck.aking jokes about turkey and pumpkin pie or what have you. that is still light and we are expecting it to get busy just a little bit later on. >> hello, steve? >> were were -- and we have clouds and we cooled off yesterday and talking about very mild conditions on the lows except for the north bay it is cool up there and rain is developing late tonight more likely overnight into thursday morning and incase you have not heard, i will show you, it is brutally cold so close on the high well above on the low. record high maybe you remember, 18 and 1990, temperatures in the 60s, and our system is moving and it should give us a of an inch and it is now zero in denver, and the record cold is 9, i think they will shatter that and they will be not even close to that. 19 below in casper wyoming, 31 in dallas, 25 in chicago 58 in new york and that cold air does not get 0 here and there is a lot of 50s to near 60s and usually there is a difference here but not today. a little bit warmer, but not m

workers unloaded the nine -pallets of turkeys. the food bank says, the unexpected bounty came at the perfect time. "to good use" newspeak we're offended about this contribution coming in so ruin. the need is very high and we are serving one in five alameda county residents. since this will be put to good use. >>pam moore in the spirit of the season, the charity will share the unexpected haul. with its sister food bank. that serves contra costa and solano counties. still ahead. an antioch mother demanding that disney include a princess in its movies. which her daughter with down syndrome could better relate to. how she's turning her concern into action. plus -- a journey through space what's next for the spacecraft that landed on a comet. bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters i have two young boy

put it in a anput it unloaded.>>reporter:laptops were left this month and cellphones and keys all left behind in gray tubs. they have advice while waiting in line. >> gather all the items put them in your carry-on prior to the checkpoint. >> put a business card on your laptop. >>reporter:well, they get lots and lots of lost items. they can only keep them for 30 days. they have a direct number. along with an e-mail if you should have lost something at the security checkpoint. give them a call open 9:30 to 5:00 every day monday to friday. live at the airport john rawlins. >>> useful tips. thank you. john. in honour of the u.s. marines 239th birthday a group of bikers wanted to do something special for local children. the leatherneck bike club were bearing gifts. hundreds of toys were unloaded and given out. they were all veterans. they chose philadelphia to do the kind deed. that is where they were founded 230 years ago. >>> and melissa magee is in for adam joseph. i did not rake. i am regretting it. it freezing next

. >>> a worker unloading a service elevator suddenly gets stuck. >> i don't know what was going through her mind. >> what it took to get her out of a tight squeeze. it looks like your usual cat in a tree. this is actually unusual. >> how oreo managed to rescue himself. >> oh, good boy. wow. >> dad's got something in his hand that's been missing for 15 years. the amazing find that had mom on

>>> a worker unloading a service elevator suddenly gets stuck. >> i don't know what was going through her mind. >> what it took to get her out of a tight squeeze. it looks like your usual cat in a tree. this is actually unusual. >> how oreo managed to rescue himself. >> oh, good boy. wow. >> dad's got something in his hand that's been missing for 15 years. the amazing find that had mom on the floor. the buzz word for your shot at a new ipad mini. >> this is a real thing. >> this video comes to us from russia. it is the behind the scenes workings of a restaurant, okay? this thing is a dumb waiter. she is taking her food out. putting it on the charlie. going back. getting more food. putting it on the trolley. i'm going to put this here. only one more thing left. press the button first then try to get the >> how is she not decapitated now? push the button quickly. >> no one pushes the button. they start teaming together and start trying to lift up the lift. you see someone actually points to the lift button and say push it. no one pushes the button. i'd be pressing the "up" button. event

he unloads a 51 yd completion which would set up the a field goal from 54 yds out.. but we miss out on that and a touchdown amigo and over down. 49ers are in business with this. they call for a field goal and they knocked it in from 35 yds out. the victory goes to the 49ers 27 to 24. the first home loss for the saints in over a year next up for the 49ers the trip back east to play the three and six giants >>they're looking for the gold at the end of the rainbow when it has not been there. it gotta stay the course a big early season test for the sharks tonight taking on the chicago blackhawks. you see here the banners and there rafters in five stanley cups for them. for bay area teams in action tonight but only the niners get the win. >> vicki liviakis weekend. can we expect more of the same during the work week? brian is back with your forecast.stick around. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na n

we found out why some boats full of crab are waiting hours on end to unload at the dock and why that'sws for some lucky crab loafers in the right place -- lovers in the right place at the right time. [ engine running ] >> reporter: the crew is selling live crab direct to the public at the harbor, $6 a pound. >> i'm very happy for the price of fresh crab. this is incredible. you can't get fresher than this! >> reporter: fishermen are quite literally waiting in long lines to unload their bounty. >> we already have a lot of cranes and buyers. when we came in, there were 11 in front of us. we're trying to offer it to the public. >> reporter: the time for them to get back to their pots is at a premium. in fact, some crab boats have been waiting up to 24 hours, because this year, a huge number of boats from the north have arrived. >> it used to be a bit quieter down here before the influx of the larger boats from oregon and washington came down here. >> most are saying it's the largest crab they've seen in decades. everybody is pretty much filling up. >> it's created problems with the massiv

they are catching so much crab the lines to unload the crab they are too long. dinner table. >> surprising orders from the president in the wake of the beheadings of three american hostages this year. yeah, enough for two. gosh. try four, buddy. hmm, i'll take a dark roast. french vanilla, make it strong! the all new keurig 2.0 is here. brew for one, brew for all. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. fewith up to $400 off.] it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back. it is 5:54. president obama has ordered a review on how the u.s. respond when an american has taken hostage overseas. the president ordered the review over the summer. three american hostages have been beheaded by islamic state militants in syria this year. for not doing more to try to get the hostages released. some european governments have paid millions o

taylor kelly, unloads a strike to cameron smith. arizona state led 34-10 at the half.finds carlisle. fighting irish within three. devils respond with a 75-yard drive, capped by a touchdown and the sun devils improve to 8-1. they trip up the irish, 55-31. >>> former heisman winner billy sims has a little pep in his step watching his sooners taking on baylor. knight to neil. bears win big, 48-14. they're now 8-1. >> we'll take a brief time-out before we take a look at san jose state. and it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? [phones rings] okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book, what is it, made of gold? just use citi popmoney. boom. ah, she's feeling lucky. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemistry book. with citi popmoney it's easy to send money to just about anyone, anytime. visit your local branch or citi.com/easierbanking to learn more. >>> san jose state 2-2 in mountain west play but only a game behind nevada for the division lead in towards salvage the season they must win at fresno state. la

don't worry about nothing. >> unloading the laundry. was over in laundry. and he handed a barrel to terry. when he handed it to him, i heard [ bleep ]. come down with a knife, hit him. >> they were on his side? that was the handle? >> that was the handle. still got a burn mark on it. it just got bladed out of the metal fab. somebody laid it out. >> came out of the laundry, that's what you said? >> yes. >> just on the barrel. >> all he had to do was open the barrel and find a wet rag and that's going to be his knife. >> we got a motive, tennis shoes. >> tennis shoes and try and sell them back to him. >> they worked on the laundry crew together. >> whatd going on now? >> we're going to lockdown. i'm irritated with the stabs. we're having too many. we're having four stabbings a year. it's july, we've already had four stabbings. and we seem to be increasing. for whatever reason. we shouldn't be increasing. we're just trying to check. we'll go back clue and check. see what we can find out information wise. >> why does the whole prison have t

they've unloaded the turkeys. the truck is in position. they want to right the truck.me of the turkeys they will be takenning -- taking away. >>> happening today a very important local meeting over the use of drones. pam cook is in the studio now. pam, with more on the meeting and the calls to inform and protect the public. >> the american civil liberties union of california is releasing a report today on drones. the aclu is pushing for tighter regulations of unmanned drones. the report documents cases where drones were purchased with federal funds without public oversight. the group wants local governments to pass laws requiring public input before police are allowed to use this type of swins technology-- surveillance technology. they are also concerned about license plate readers, police uniform cameras and facial recognition databases. here in the bay area, there will be a public hearing to discuss unmanned drones. san jose police will give a presentation tonight on the potential uses of drones. this comes after the department purchased a drone surveillance system,

. >> as he unloads, daniel roy smith runs for cover in the ditch. >> he turned to run away, and he was shooting and he still had the gun and he was still a threat. i jumped to my feet and my instinct was to run for help. >> but then in that instant he remember remembers a video he saw in rookie school, a 1992 traffic stop in south carolina with a state trooper named mark coates. >> trooper coates was calling for help and the suspect was in front of him and he was shot and died, and that video immediately went to my mind and get cover and get cover, and i sprinted for the back of my patrol car and as soon as i got in back of it, he knelt up in the the ditch and fired shots. >> 003 i have been shot at and i have hit the su subject. get on the ground! get on the ground! >> and miles away, he heard the call. >> i don't know something to the effect that i have shots have been fired. i switched to emergency lights and i drove the fast toast get there. >> as he is radioing for help he is yelling for him to put the gun down. >> get your gun down or i will kill you. get your hands in the air, n

i'm cameron supervisor yes, we can cite if a vehicle is parked if they're not actively loading or unloading their products zero tolerance but if they start moving that's pd's jurisdiction. >> right because it's a moving violation. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. so where am i so the first two days of the pilot we went out and established baseline of a number of blokz in the intersection and blocking the crosswalks just to let you understand what that was may i have get the slides thank you this is what we counted we counted cars in the middle of the intersection on the inside of the crosswalk and we also counted cars that were halfway in or completely in the crosswalk and technically the citations look at the whole intersection not in the center wisp interested in the numbers in the crosswalks because the questions around pedestrian safety day 3 and 4 of the pilot those are the first days of enforcement on site they issued citations so again citations issued in california vehicle code 3226 the anti gridlock of 1987 allowed the pcos to give citations there are several sub categories the but the

new video showing traps full of doesn't john he is crabs being unloaded. crabbers say they started early on friday morning. they dropped thousands of traps into deep waters. today was the first time they could actually pull up the traps. crabbers will get $3 per pound. you can expect to pay two to three times that amount once the crab hits the local grocery store. >>> up next, up close and personal with oprah. how the talk show host is connecting with men and women this the south bay. >>> you get into the back of uber, maybe the driver is not listening to something you love. the way that uber is letting you choose what will play on the radio the next time you get a ride. >>> the satellite radar looking interesting. lot of moisture off shore. no rain arriving in the bay area just yet. but what you will notice, temps dropping into the 40s. and the seven-day forecast does have several chances of rain. we'll show you that when we come back. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about

it's time to start unloading. keep going. >> they're all fine.tta face in. >> yeah, we're okay. >> just help me out. we gotta move. >> let me get danny to move this car. >> gotta get these off. >> that's a customer's car? >> bring 'em off and i'll have my guys pull. >> i want a domestic here, and i want that brought a little forward. who parked that? >> i'll pull it up. >> pull it up. guys, get me the keys for the wrangler. the second hauler just showed up and we have a lot of cars to unload. >> we gotta move. we're late, we gotta move. >> pete is really working hard to get things done. >> oh, [bleep]. >> he's making up for the late arrival. >> put the shovel down. you're gonna drive a car. one, two, try one more. one at a time we take 'em off. lot of work. marcus, all the cars are cleaned off, all the snow. >> it looks good. i'll take the shovel and i'll go grab that section over there. >> okay. >> hi. welcome. thanks for braving the weather. even though we were expected to get over six inches of snow. welcome to automatch usa. i started noticin

that is when stores and restaurants look to unload the holiday extras and today is the hard of the day of area to recruit volunteers. st. anthony's says if you can spare time of your by decision black friday shopping they would really approve eight the extra help. >> here is mike with the weather >> nice to see you. we are at 49 across the golden gate bridge and 52 through the ferry building and june in downtown. doing shopping, maybe around the mission? 50 degrees right new. if you are headed out now, low-to-mid 40's in most neighbors and walnut creek and pleasanton and 38 degrees and 49 in san leandro and belmont and 48 in pacifica, and 40 degrees in santa clara, even hard to see 101 in san rafael at quarter-mile or less visibility. throughout the day, it will be cooler than yesterday 59 to 65. 56 to 62 at the coast and 60 to 66 around the bay. we are going from fog to haze and it is cleaner air to clouds and rain by the evening hours. tomorrow we are going to have rain turned to showers and light-to-moderate rain on sunday and we get a break with light rain on monday before the seco

. >> reporter: tonight, his fellow fishermen are already back in dutch harbor, scrambling to unload their catch. this monster storm will push arctic air all the way down to the gulf coast. in just 24 hours, temps in omaha this weekend will drop from the 60s to the 20s. more than half of the country will feel the big chill. >> millions getting ready for this. and rob is here with a new track. >> well, the story remains the same. heading to the bering sea and intensifying. heading to the gulf coast this weekend, and through next week. probably no big snowstorms, but some snow will fly. near zero windchills in the northern plains. >>> and now, to the number of u.s. troops being sent to iraq. doubled to more than 3,000. late word from president obama, authorizing the deployment of more troops. let's go straight to martha raddatz. >> this is a significant move that puts u.s. troops at greater risk. but the president says that will not be in a combat role. they will be where isis doesn't have a significant presence. the new troops will be in much more volatile areas. >> and as you know, a lot o

sold, unloaded, basically, by a german casino.riple elvis sold in less than six minutes for $81.9 million. $20 million above the estimate. while four brandos pulled in $69.6 million, both went to unidentified phone bidders. smash by the pop artist ed rushka fetched $30.4 million while the blackboard, there you see it with the squiggles, sold for nearly $70 million -- $70 million, the highest amounts ever paid for either of these artists. it was not necessarily a great night for the hedge fund manager steven cohen, consignor of this abstract which i happen to like, actually. it turned out to be a dud. brought in just $24.6 million. that was $10 million below estimates. now, while overseas buyers from the middle east and asia did come out in force, christie's says american buyers, wall street in particular, still seemed to dominate last night's staggering overall sales. sue? >> it was quite a night there. thanks, ty. >>> well, speaking of money, america's trillion-dollar student debt crisis. is it finally beginning to ease or not? w

. >> don't have the facilities here to unload anymore than we are. >> what are you dismog. >> sitting on crab. keeping them alive this will they can take them. >> everybody and their brother came down for this opener. >> skipper brian kelly and his crew from fort bragg hauled in 30,000 pounds in the first three days. this all amounts to plenty of overtime for juan who strappedded the rubberbands around the claws of these dung nuss crab. the crabbers are getting $3 a pound and by the time it is shipped, oiled, cracked and put on your plate at the restaurant, the price is about $10.95 a pound. >>> a lot of good crab this year. it is all two and a half or bigger. >> eventually the crab harvest will thin out and the price will claw its way up. until then crab lovers are being encouraged to come and get it. in san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. >> developing news out of the east bay where a chp pursuit tore across two interstates. you can see the war weave through 80 reaching speeds 100 miles per hour. officers say they necially -- they initially tried to stop the driver. the chase conti

for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden.t. james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian message. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of prie

unloading half of the shares on twitter this month. nsa director on cyber crime. dramatic attack against the u.s. singling out china as one of the top threats. netflix now possible for staggering one third of time that internet traffic here in north america. the latest chapter of the home hunger games. jennifer lawrence. having a little trouble. look at that. more "money" coming up. ♪ (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. melissa: every corner of the globe, money is flying around the world. an uptick in operations have given rise to add rain. that sounds delightful. coaching bodies of water with jellylike creatures. enjoy your swim. over to the czech republic. more

. > dropping prices at the pump, aaa now says the national average for regular unloaded will fall below three dollars a gallon by tomorrow morning. the last time prices were this low was three years ago. what's behind the price drop, demand is not rising to meet supply right now. let's take a look at gas prices in our region. you can see in pennsylvania we're paying 3.14. in new jersey, where you don't have to pump it's 2.83 and in delaware just 2.87 for a gallon of regular. are you baffled by crazy sounding ingredients in food foods? some of them have strange names and they're popping up every where. tonight, three on your side stephanie stahl explains, what is that? >> felt, mock a, contact mousse, some of the crazy sounding ingredients you'll see all over the grocery store, in everything from crackers to gray nola bars. i haven't heard of any of those. have you heard of contact moose. >> absolutely not. > what do you think. >> it sounds very strange. > the name scarce you. >> yes. > it's in the wheat family like rise with extra protein. we have grains coming back. they're much more d

third, a requirement that trucks ready to unload material be staged at a location off-site to avoid queuing of trucks on telegraph hill boulevard. the off-site truck queuing location shall be determined in consill thaition with the neighbors with deliveries made before 4:00 p.m. on weekdays to avoid any traffic on column because avenue. trucks shall be routed to avoid columbus avenue. a fourth condition would be to require that construction be -- use the staging area on-site and avoid using the coyt tower parking lot for stakeving of construction 2. fifth all applicable weight limits to and from the site be observed and adhered to. sixth, until the building is fully enclosed and these are more specific time restrictions. no construction activity shall be permitted between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. on weekdays or on saturday. no construction shall be [speaker not understood] on saturday or holidays. it shall comply with the city's noise ordinance. seventh, no construction workers, trucks, or anyone else related to the activities, shall you garages and [speaker not understood] from the job site

. >> don't have the facilities here to unload anymore than we are. >> what are you dismog. >> sitting on crab. keeping them alive this will they can take them. >> everybody and their brother came down for this opener. >> skipper brian kelly and his crew from fort bragg hauled in 30,000 pounds in the first three days. this all amounts to plenty of overtime for juan who strappedded the rubberbands around the claws of these dung nuss crab. the crabbers are getting $3 a pound and by the time it is shipped, oiled, cracked and put on your plate at the restaurant, the price is about $10.95 a pound. >>> a lot of good crab this year. it is all two and a half or bigger. >> eventually the crab harvest will thin out and the price will claw its way up. until then crab lovers are being encouraged to come and get it. in san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. >> developing news out of the east bay where a chp pursuit tore across two interstates. you can see the war weave through 80 reaching speeds 100 miles per hour. officers say they necially -- they initially tried to stop the driver. the chase conti

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crews closed the exit so they could unload the turkeys. the exit reopened around 10:30 this morning, the driver of the truck had minor injuries. >>> more good news for drivers in california about gas prices. the new numbers comparing the golden state to the rest of the country. >>> but one bay area city is near the top of the fbi's list as one of the most dangerous in the country despite a decrease in that city's crime. >>> this just in. new details on the search for a san francisco scoff mare engineer. family members issued a statement moments ago saying they believe a body found floating in the bay yesterday is that of dan ha. there's no official word yet from the coroner. but relatives say the clothes and the wallet look like ha's. they also say they do not think it was a suicide. he went missing on halloween night. he was a stanford graduate who worked at a startup called metro mile. >>> in east san jose, a man -- a woman, rather, was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. the woman was carrying clothes or laundry on south king ro

and he began to unload on me.y "is down in chattanooga, where the head of purchasing is paul fahey." so i did, i went down there. and paul fahey had a stack of -- it was on ruled paper -- but he had case after case after case after case of identical bidding on contracts. now these are sealed bids, you understand. these are sealed bids, they come in a sealed envelope. but the biggest and the most interesting things were the electrical contracts from big firms like general electric, westinghouse allis-chalmers. i don't think anybody really knew what the hell we had. schoumacher: the tva wasn't usually front-page news, but tennessee happened to be the home state of senator estes kefauver. kefauver had made his name nationally with televised hearings investigating organized crime. adopting a coonskin cap as his trademark he had waged two popular but unsuccessful campaigns for president. then in 1959 kefauver took on a new crusade against a different kind of organized crime antitrust violators. kefauver announced that

. >> and once she sets her sights on obamacare, joni's going to unload. >> obamacare's a disaster, but the president won't admit it. >> is the honeymoon over before it starts? >> no, i mean, look, i think we have -- republicans have deeply-held beliefs. we have deeply held beliefs. the president said yesterday to american people voters and nonvoters alike that he hears them. he understands washington is now -- not working the way they expect it to work. and he understands that he has a particular responsibility to make it so. >> reporter: the economy will be a focus when the two sides come face-to-face for the first time since election night tomorrow over lunch at the white house. the president and 14 invited congressional leaders. it could set the tone for the future. >> the president should have a piece of humble pie before he starts a meeting. and i hope the republicans will not pound their chest. >> reporter: both sides have skin in the game. the president, who doesn't want to squander his last two years in office, and republicans, who want to prove that after years of gridlock, co