allen martin, kpix 5.o for a jefferson award g our emai >> nominate your local hero for a jefferson award using our email form online at cbssf.com/hero. hero. using sight... and touch...o find just t fruit. fresh grocer tony tantillo has on shopping for late-variety peaches. >>> using sight and touch to find just the right fruit. fresh grocer tony tantillo has tips on shopping for late variety peaches. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is late variety peaches in the market right now. they are a fall variety but these could be tricky. if you select the peach that's not a fall variety, a late crop peach, you're going to be very disappointed. it will be mushy. so you have to -- follow these directions carefully. when you buy them, you want to make sure they have this beautiful color all the way around and not too soft. fairly firm to the touch. when you bring them home store them on the counter and don't wait until they become soft. with just a little bit of a give they are ready to eat

allen martin has her story. patricia manubay has a drea. patricia manubay - dreambox my dream that i kind of established when i was 12 w that i wanted to change the world. you could say she dreams bi and this may be why... patr manubay - dreamboxes i was bullied a lot in midd and was a bi >>> this was me down here. my dream was way up there. >> patricia has a dream. >> my dream i established when i was 12. i wanted to change the world. >> you could say she dreams big. this is why. >> i was bullied in el ninolement are you and middlele school. i was an awkward person >> and i bit of a -- a loner. >> i wanted to change that. >> changing it turned out to be the beginning for the now 17 -year-old college freshman. derrick was patricia's high school teacher and advisor. >> i've never seen a student with this kind of drive. >> the first step was to become a good leader. >> now when she steps foot on campus, she's like a mini celebrity. they want to be part of this magic. >> i felt there was something more to life. >> sia is students in action. a

and as allen martin shows us, that was just the beginning. >>> reporter: at 37th and international a man with a machete was yelling at cars. [ screaming ] >> reporter: after moving into the street and down the block, a car tries to hit him. [ engine revs ] >> oh!! >> reporter: the witness shooting the video says it's 3 a.m. when this is happening. by this time police have been called. >> a second unit for cover 37th international, man with a machete someone is trying to run him over and the person with a machete is hitting the vehicle with it. >> reporter: minutes later and back up a block the man with the machete became a target again. and again. then from the other direction, a car sends him flying off the hood. >> my god! oh!! [ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> subject and the vehicle just hit the other subject with the machete with the vehicle. >> reporter: amazinglicious the man did get up and -- amazingly, the man did get up and walk around again with the machete. police arrested him a short time later. allen martin, kpix 5. >>> if the anticipation wasn't enough, disney's release

allen martin kpix 5. >> the vote will be in the next few weeks. john boehner asked paul ryan to run. ryan is not interested. >>> a democracy group from tunisia is the winner of this year's nobel peace price. casey coleman fi chairman of the committee made the announcement in oslo this morning. tunisian national dialogue quartet was honored for its contributions to the first and most successful arab spring movement. the group was cited for its decisive contribution to the building of pluralistic democracy in the north african country. >>> time now is 4:40. a suspected catnapper is captured by police in the south bay. the disturbing discovery officers made when he was arrested. >> and we want to know 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. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, suspected in a cat-theft can san jose. k-p-i-x five's betty yu has details on whe the suspect was found... ane grisly dis syria this morning a man is in -- >>> this morning a man is in c

new at 6:00 allen martin is in the newsroom with the deal reached between san francisco, the team and mission bay's largest tenant. allen. >> reporter: which is ucsf medical center there. it's been nervous about such a big development in ex-to its facility at mission bay. the -- next to its facility at mission bay. they raised objections over traffic, noise and pollutions for thousands in the area for warriors games. the mayor's office, the warriors management and ucsf have been working to resolve the concerns. among other things, the deal reached today will include $40 million in transportation improvements to protect patient access. as a result, ucsf has now signed off on the warriors arena. but not everyone is buying in. >> today's announcement accomplishes nothing except for guaranteeing permanent gridlock in san francisco. the mission bay alliance is going to redouble its efforts to defeat the warriors in mission bay. >> they want the project moved farther south to pier 80 in the bayview. there are plenty of hurdles ahead. environmental impact reports, public hearings, and more g

allen martin is in the newsroom with the customs computer crash impacting airports across the countryallen. >> reporter: juliette, this is the system that allows customs and border protection agents to process international passengers who are coming into the country including screening them against the terrorist watch list. so far we know the computer crash is having a severe impact at l.a.x., jfk, boston logan and several other major u.s. airports. we'll give you a live look at sfo right now. airport officials are telling kpix 5 that the system there went down briefly but it's now back up and running. they have minimal residual delays. but right now the cause of the problem isn't known. travelers at the affected airports some are reporting massive delays at the immigration checkpoints. we'll keep watching the situation get you the latest. >> thank you. >>> there's a whole lot of shaking going on in the east bay. 32 small quakes rattled san ramon this morning. paul, a lot of activity today, so is this a sign of something bigger? >> that's not a guarantee. it's a possibility. but a lot

allen martin kpix 5. >> the vote will be in the next few weeks. john boehner asked paul ryan to run. boehner asked paul ryan to run but ryan is not interested. >>> a major bay area-based retailer is coming up short on its earnings. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com has more now from new york. >> reporter: good morning. the markets are on a roll. the dow will open above the 17,000 mark for the first time since august. it jumped another 138 points on thursday. the nasdaq climbed 19. it's the start of earnings season and so far not so good. the first few companies to report have missed expectations including gap especially when it comes to the company's banana republic brand based in san francisco. the ceo says customers have made it clear the clothes don't fit well and they aren't flattering enough given the prices. >>> and the holiday season can be make or break for retailers. this year americans are expected to spend more than last year but not much. the national retail federation predicts an increase of 3.7%. less than previous increases. american

allen martin tells us how agents tried to embarrass him. >> don't let anybody -- >> reporter: as head of the house oversight committee jason chaifetz has investigated misconduct by the secret service including an incident in march when agent drove drunk on white house grounds. a department of homeland security security inspector- general report says in retaliation, some at the secret service sought to embarrass chai fits by accessing his -- chaifetz to access his 2003 application to be an agent. his file is protected by the privacy act. according to the report assistant director ed lowry wrote in an email some information that he might find embarrassing needs to get out. days later it was leaked to the media. the report says at least 45 members of the secret service viewed chaifetz' application. the inspector-general conclude the the conduct was simply wrong. >> i don't trust 'em. i really don't trust 'em. >> reporter: chaifetz says it discloses deeper problems at the agency. >> if they're doing this to me, who knows what else they are doing t really is scary. >> reporter: allen marti

allen martin, kpix 5. >> with the "r.u.s.h.or literacy" grant, the super bowl 50 fund hopes to purchase up to 50,000 new books for low income children in the bay area. and you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >> weather time. >> it rained in the bay area today. keeping temperatures down with the cloud cover it's not about the numbers. it's about the clouds. it rained in the backyard. roxanne this is her weather station. >> even if you didn't get the rainfall you got some beautiful cloudy skies. it looked like rain. it did rain. >> the task for these third graders was make arcade games out of cardboard. >> the kindergartners, first and second graders got play the game today. this is models after cain's arcade the youtube video with more than 4 million hits. a 9-year-old made an arcade in his dad's auto shop. cool. got rain all around the bay area. rain in san jose, san francisco. you got some rainfall in martinez. you got some rainfall in hayward and still the chance of showers thi

allen martin has been keeping an eye on it for us. the problem has to do with the bridge's two zipper trucks. >> those trucks are responsible for moving the median barrier during commute hours including this evening, but it's not happening tonight. since september in the evening those trucks move the median between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. that leaves four lanes going north, two lanes coming south to help traffic heading out of san francisco, is opposite configuration true -- the opposite configuration true in the morning. bridge officials say there's a mechanical issue with both zipper trucks. so the lanes will stay how they are in the middle of the day, three lanes going in each direction. officials say the trucks have been reliable since they were first put into service back in january. it's when the bridge replaced those yellow pegs with that median barrier. they expect to have the trucks fixed in time for tomorrow morning's commute. in the newsroom allen martin, kpix5. >>> campaign 2016 california is a popular place for the presidential

allen martin reports. >>> reporter: dr. vicki alexander or dr.ple loves babies. >> okay, young man. >> reporter: the now retired ob/gyn has dedicated her career to making sure babies born to black mothers have a healthy start in life. it was true at ucsf school in the '60s, true in '78 when she started the coalition to fight infant mortality in oakland. true at harlem hospital in the '80s. and it didn't change when she came back to berkeley 10 years ago. >> the city was the size of berkeley, had a disparity of four black babies it compared to one white baby with what's called low birth weight. so it was like, oh, my goodness. and i'm in berkeley? oh, no, no. we can't have that. >> reporter: dr. vicki's black infant health program grew from her coalition at highland hospital all those years ago helping women with medical care and social issues. [ non-english language ] and her baby loladay are participants. >> like healthy eating, getting rest, being aware of being afternoon, um, you know, violent situation, you know, which i was not. >> the impor

as allen martin shows us, that was the beginning. >>> reporter: at 37th and international a man withelling at cars. [ screaming ] >> reporter: after moving into the street and down the block, a car tries to hit him. [ engine revs ] >> oh!! >> reporter: the witness shooting the video says it's 3 a.m. when this is happening. by this time police have been called. >> a second unit for cover 37th international, man with a machete someone is trying to run him over and the person with a machete is hitting the vehicle with it. >> reporter: minutes later and back up a block the man with the machete became a target again. and again. then from the other direction, a car sends him flying off the hood. >> my god! oh!! [ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> subject and the vehicle just hit the other subject with the machete with the vehicle. amazingly, the man got up and walked around again with the machete. police arrested him a short time later. allen martin, kpix 5. >>> if the anticipation wasn't enough, disney's release of the new "star wars" trailer has fans scrambling for tickets. >> i was watching

allen martin kpix 5. >>> boehner says he will stay on as house speaker until a replacement is chosen. he expects the vote will take place in the next few weeks. cbs news says boehner asked wisconsin representative paul ryan to run, and ryan has repeatedly said, i am not interested. >>> san mateo county elected officials urges all registered voters to send in their ballots by mail. it will make it easier to vote in an off year election when races are local. traditional polling places are gone replaced by 32 universal polling places where anyone registered can vote. >>> 6:09. a sacramento man was hailed as a hero after he helped take down a gunman on a french train. now he is recovering from an attack. >> state regulators make a decision on the seaworld killer whale exhibit. >> from the kpix 5 weather center the national weather service has issued a special statement. we'll talk about that coming up. plus, your fleet weekend forecast. >> and we have very heavy traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. delays already extending into the macarthur maze. i'll have details with "kcbs traffic." ,

. >> reporter: allen martin, kpix 5. >>> the last gun store is going out of business. so many people tried to buy guns today they had to close early. >>> equal pay now the law in california but we found out if women want a raise they'll have to ask the right questions. >>> and the state agency setting time limits on bat,,,,,,,,,, end of the month. tonight mark kelly learned: customers are rushing to get their hands the . >>> the last gun store opened in all of san fransisco but it is set to chose at the end of the month. mark kelly learned customers are rushing to get their hands on the discounted weapons. >> i've never seen it this busy, ever. >> reporter: the general manager said they had so many customers today they had to lock up an hour and a half early just to get everyone through the line. >> i didn't expect it. i was getting dizzy from it. >> reporter: long time customers taking advantage of the going out of business sale, some products 30 to 35% off. >> i get a special. >> more than 35. >> yeah. >> reporter: management announced last month come october 31st th

. >> let's get right to allen martin with the incredible images coming out of southern california tonight. allen? >> take a look behind me. beneath deliver of mud is interstate 5 and the freeway -- that layer of mud is interstate 5 and the freeway is shut down tonight. these images show people with nowhere to go after torrential rain sent mud and rocks rushing through canyons and onto busy interstate 5. some stranded drivers even tried to clear away the debris themselves. >> canyon creek. >> from above you could see another river of mud as it flowed down a hillside about 60 miles north of los angeles, the ground so dry from the drought. >> i've been out here for 24 years now and i've never seen this much water in 24 years. >> reporter: that car completely covered. >> the mud poured through local roads shutting down streets and burying cars. >> we got reports of flash floods and with residents that were trapped in their vehicles and so our los angeles county fire department and sheriff's department were working on trying to help those people to try to get them out of the mud and out of har

allen martin introduces us to mrs. terrell.r-old olive horrell grew up in a small town in montana. >> we had no electricity, no radio, horse and buggy. >>reporter: through the organization wish of a lifetime she's riding in a google self driving car. >> this is pretty amazing everybody. >>reporter: she got to draw with a google doodle team try out the technology that helps people with tremors. >> wonderful thank you. >>reporter: and virtual reality. >> you mean all the way around? where are these coming from? >>reporter: the great grandmother is not exactly a together november is she reads on a kindl uses her laptop for e-mail but also wanted to know like many of us just exactly what is the cloud. >> the cloud is basically a computer take i don't have to hold in pie hands, but i have access to. >>reporter: it took olive 3 years to settle on her wish of a lifetime but even at 97 she says touring google was well worth the wait. >> make a wish and have it come true. >> google's co-founder one of the biggest donors to the wish of a

tonight, allen martin says republican congressman paul ryan is finally making a move. >> he did say it, ken. in fact, late today, ryan said he will run for house speaker under country condition, and it is a big one. he needs total support from the republicans. >>> we need it to move from the opposition party to being a proposition party. second, we need to update our house rules so that everyone can be a more effective representative. this is after all the people's house. >> reporter: the 45-year-old representative from wisconsin made the announcement tonight in washington. one more thing. he made it clear he's not giving up his family time. ryan's given republicans until friday to get behind him. >>> some of the most conservative members said they're going to need to think. they were hoping to wrangle some concessions out of ryan in exchange for their support, and now he's turned the tables on them. >> reporter: current house speaker john boehner surprised everyone last month when he announced he's going to be stepping down. paul ryan admits the speaker position, not a job he ever wan

good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz.with a story you will see only on "5". it involves plans to raise tolls again on bay area bridges. the idea is being discussed by local and state lawmakers and it is creating a hot debate. kpix 5's phil matier here now. so how much of an increase are we talking about here? >> reporter: that remains to be seen. it's a big question of how much we need here in the bay area and how much you as a voter might be willing to spend. here's the story. it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that the bay area has a massive transportation problem. >> 60% of the jobs in california that job growth happening here in the bay area. so the bay area is like the center of this problem of congestion. >> voters understand that this infrastructure is crumbling. they are tired of seeing the bad roads and bridges falling apart. >> reporter: that has lawmakers eyeing the idea of yet another bridge toll hike. >> bay area voters have voted twice to increase the bridge tolls by $1 once in 1988, once in 2004. the

. >> i'm allen martin. >>> he complained too many times.ead of an arson task force at the san francisco fire department says he's been demoted and it's the the first time he's been the squeaky wheel. >> reporter: the san francisco fire department has assigned a new captain to the arson task force. the guy who used to have that position says he was removed because he was a whistle blower is what he believes. as major fires over the last year and a half destroy large buildings and left people dead, the man in charge of finding out the cause of them was acting captain of the arson task force john darmonin but he said he didn't have enough staff to keep on top of the investigation. >> our backlog of reports grew to over 450 reports in a year and that's outrageous. >> reporter: he complained he says first internally, then publicly that the department needed to hire more arson investigators. he made a passionate appeal for more staff at several public meetings. then two weeks ago he said the fire chief removed him from the arson task force. >> i

good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> tonight, san francisco police say they other unsolved murders to see if the drifters might also be involved in those killings. sean angold, morrison lampley and lila allgood behind bars in portland tonight. they will be extradited to the bay area sometime next week to face charges in two murders. it 22-year-old audrey carey and 67-year-old steve carter were murdered. when police arrested the drifters, they found steve's stolen car, audrey's camping gear and the handgun used to kill both of them. >> the vehicle owner believed he locked his vehicle. but it was unlocked. >> the man who owned the gun didn't report it stolen until the next day. >> obviously these crimes took place over a matter of days even weeks. we have a timeline of how police and investigators say this all went down. first, it was the night of september 30th. the drifters told a gun from a -- stole a gun from a car parked on a residential street in fisherman's wharf. then saturday october 30 audrey carey is shot to death in a wooded area of golden gate park

good evening, i'm allen martin.a is on assignment. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> it was called the worst ever attack on our power grid. a sniper attack on a south bay substation. tonight, there are claims it was an inside job. new at 6:00, kpix 5's len ramirez is in san jose and says not everyone in law enforcement agrees. len. >> reporter: that's right, veronica. this has been one of the biggest mysteries in the bay area. speculation about who may have been behind this attack runs the gamut from international terrorists to domestic terrorists. now a report that it may have been an inside job. no one has ever been arrested for the 2013 shooting attack on the pg&e metcalf substation in south san jose. but according to published media reports, the department of homeland security's assistant secretary for infrastructure protection told an energy conference in philadelphia, quote, there's some indication it was an insider. the fbi called the report into question saying there is a significant gap in what was said and w

kpix 5's allen martin repor- she saw what she calls a disturbing trend... and wo't stand for it. . >>> a passion to protect babies powers this week's jefferson award winner. >> she saw what she calls a disturbing trend and wouldn't stand for it. >> dr. vicky loves babies. the now retired o bshgs gshgs b/gyn has dedicated her career making sure that babies born to black mothers have a healthy start to life. it was true in the 60s in school, true in '78 when she started the coalition to fight infant mortality, harlem hospital in the 80s and didn't change when she came back to berkeley ten years ago. >> it had a disparity of four black babies compared to one white baby with low birth weight. oh, my goodness. and i'm in berkeley? no. no. we can't have that e dr. vicky's health program grew from all those years ago, helping women with medical care and social issues. these two are participants. healthy eating, getting rest, aware of being in violent situations, which i was not, thank god. the importance of sister hood and being around other women. >> i have a lot

. >> to my left i think everyone knows allen martin and our senior portfolio manager for public equities and then to her left is vicky owens. vicky is a senior portfolio manager also, handling due diligence matters. >> thank you. any discussion? mr. meiberger. >> a couple of questions. expand on your point earlier, mr. shaw. credit spreads, this is page 34 of northern trust's report. i'm seeing that oak tree with a negative return for the one-year ending june 30 of 2015. so obviously i would assume credit spreads have widened throughout the year. >> that is correct. credit spreads widen across the board and the area we saw the most widening, which is between 15-100 basis points was emerging markets. right below there on that page. the investment grade less so. >> also i want to expand on your point about the tuft universe that stands for trust universe comparison survey. >> these are other public funds and as you mentioned $1 billion and higher. is it possible for us, maybe i should be asking northern trust, is it possible for us to get more funds that are closer to us? let's say $5 bill

allen fisher, al jazeera, washington. >> back to an earlier story, nato suicide attack, jennifer glasse, tell us more. >> that's right, martine, this happened just after 9:00 in the morning local time on one of the main roads here in kabul. the target of that taliban attack, two heavily armed nato vehicles. three afghan people were injured. we saw noou a number of civilias damaged, two armed vehicles was smoking. again nato saying there were actually no casualties in that attack. this martine is the second taliban attack in kabul in less than a week. on thursday taliban attackers, on an intelligence figure. cs stepping up their campaign of violence in the afghan capital and in kunduz in the north. >> jennifer glasse live in kabul, thank you. >>> now the oven refugee chief is due to visit temporary shelters in greece. some have escaped war in syria while others are looking for better economic opportunities. the european union has already agreed to relocate them to other european countries. john siropolous has more. >> because we don't have security, we don't have security and you cannot look for a job. in this case we need the