sao paulo, brazil.ith its crowded boulevards and massive skyscrapers, it seems as wealthy and sophisticated as any city in the world. sao paulo is unique among latin american cities. in the early part of the 20th century, when places like rio de janeiro copied traditional european styles of construction, sao paulo was following a distinctly american model of urbanism. imitating the forms of chicago and new york, sao paulo built upward, growing vertically very quickly. but in a huge ring around the central city lies a very different urban environment. here, stretching for miles, is a city of self-built structures in various stages of completion. they line hillsides and rocky streets where some of sao paulo's newest immigrants struggle to build homes from brick and cement. where some of sao paulo's alaide and her family came to sao paulo from northeastern brazil. ( alaide speaking portuguese ) translator: from there my father came first to work. thene came. i worked as a maid, my mother was a seamstress.

director of the brazil institute at the woodrow wilson center, paulo sotero. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. paulo sotero, you are the head of the woodrow wilson center's brazil institute in washington, dc, longtime journalist covering the united states for brazil. and i just have to ask you, you know, so many people think about brazil as being this faraway tropical country, you know, far, deep in the south. but in fact, brazil is a growing superpower. it's gone through an extraordinary transformation in the past 20 years. so the last time that i was there was 1997. if i was to go back to rio or sao paolo now, would i see a

today, a conversation with the director of the brazil institute at the woodrow wilson center, paulo sotero. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. paulo sotero, you are the head of the woodrow wilson center's brazil institute in washington, dc, longtime journalist covering the united states for brazil. and i just have to ask you, you know, so many people think about brazil as being this faraway tropical country, you know, far, deep in the south. but in fact, brazil is a growing superpower. it's gone through an extraordinary transformation in the past 20 years. so the last time that i was there was 1997. if i was to go back to rio or sao paolo now, would i see a difference? what would i see? >> you would see a country whose people is more comfortable with the current... its current situation. there is a sense of hope that has been restored to the country compared to that time. that was the time when we had established democracy, reestablished democracy, but we were entering the period of economic stability. democracy and economic stability have been the two pillars upon which two brazilian

. >> reporter: murder in the streets of sao paulo.ay 21-year-old died while trying to rob a passing car. his friends say he was a they've but didn't deserve to be killed. >> translator: instead of stopping the robbery the police shot him. >> reporter: hundreds of kilometers away, she can't overcome the pain. she says her son was not a they've, but he was also killed by police in august. >> translator: they shot him, then kicked him and shot him again. they said he is a criminal and must die. >> reporter: even though sao paulo is one of the least violent states in brazil. people fear the police. this is the moment when masked police killed 19 men and women in august in sao paulo, only eight of 22 police involved in the killings have been detained. brazil says police killed more than 3,000 people in 2014. now very few cases make to court, but when they do the majority of the officers are acquitted. brazilian police force has a history of brutality and impunity. a group demands justice after police killed her son and 504 other young men

that's the airport. 35 santa rosa. 38 paulo alto. the usual suspects in there. livermore as well. these temperatures are running about 1 or 2 degrees colder. especially around petaluma. sonoma, 37. upper 30s, calastoga. windsor. there will probably be frost all over the place on the rooftops but the main focus is to the north. the system coming in is washing out and falling apart. but the water temps still in the 50s. that's good. cold water. 18 in truckee. 37 in redding. and into ukiah. pamela, you were talking about that system that's moving through the country, i'll take you back for two days here, now hold on, that's our system. right there. watch it come out. go into the four corners, snow in the rockies, it starts to lift out. there it goes up into the great lakes. >> that's amazing to watch it move like that. that's one that gave us lightning and thunder and snow in the sierra. and it's accelerating. it's been a whopper moving across the country. that's enough to keep a little bit of moisture in the air. copious amounts of rain for the pacific northwest over the next 5 to 7

santa rosa is 34 with fog. 30s for paulo alto. a bunch of 30s.morgan hill to gilroy towards the south. boulder creek, scotts valley, and cupertino. cold on the coast as well. system to the north fell apart. but it kept a little moisture. they're looking for tremendous rain in the pacific northwest. look at this system. that's a whopper. it will eventually drag across us but not until late saturday and sunday. and it's going to give the mountains snow and us rain. but today is a cold morning. patchy fog. a breeze in the hills. an easterly or northerly breeze. low to mid and a few upper. brentwood 67. some towards gilroy. keeping an eye on the fog which really showed up yesterday at about 7:00. cold tomorrow morning and sunny and we increase the clouds saturday and sunday. an over night event for rain and a cold pattern sunday into monday. all right. thank you. >>> time is 5:51. an armed man dressed in military gear in san jose tried to break into neighbors homes. the bizarre incident at this apartment complex that ended with a police shooting. ♪ l

paulo alto in the 30s. santa rosa at 33. half bloom bay at 33.id it's cloudy in brentwood and you can't see mount diablo. so that tule fog creeps in and wreaks havoc for some of the forecast temps. cupertino, boulder creek, scotts valley in the 30s and morgan hill and gilroy down to 37. sunny and nice once we get going though. temperatures are bumping up each day. but a lot of energy out of the pacific northwest it will impact us saturday night/sunday. cold morning, sunny and warmer today. an easterly breeze, 60s on your temps. 6:32, sal. >>> early enough to get up ask go on vacation, steve. >> that's different. >> it's opinion a popular topic on the facebook page. how early did your old man make you get up and drive to disney land. 1:00 a.m. is the winner so far. if you're up to go to work, i'm going to help you out. let's take a look at commutes. i put something on here on the map with that yellow triangle. a gravel spill northbound 680 but 580 is slow from the altamont pass to livermore. vas co road and camino diablo, signal light not working.

just west of paulo valley road the shootist lose to the sea its pieces one man died in the childrend one was taken to hospital with long before the injury was to tell just in the last seven and to use cause a lot to expect some delays in that area. >>james: veterans day event schedule all across the nation here in the bay area of course in san jose there was the veterans day parade in san francisco there be a fly over and washington d.c. president obama would take part in the end of veterans day briefing ceremony that will be on to amass a cemetery those governments and back offices will be closed today because of howe and plus or park couple that was reported missing over the weekend has been found safely the 85 year-old and his 90 your wife maria or from late last night and passable just north of san the severe spoke about half of its inherent 11 reported missing since saturday as they did not show the doctor supply the. >>james: they would on a small trip without telling anyone. >>james: the woman accused of run into while driving under the influence has pleaded not guilty to hap

paulo orlando. waits for another 1-2. shattered bat. familia with time. two out. >> harold: that's two at bats, three broken bats for orlando. just eating them up there. again, great movement. >> joe: if there is a game six, it will be tuesday night, jacob degrom against johnny cueto who was tremendous in game two. cueto, complete game after the 14 inning game in game one allowed a run and two hits. here is escobar. >> tom: another case for me where a two out bunt is not a bad play, stolen base in play. see if he can ground in that 5.5 hole. >> joe: hochevar is getting ready. good pitch from familia. strike one. obviously if the royals take the lead, they do have wade davis available for one inning tonight the long save in game four. strike two. game summary. we understand the football game is over. denver, they stay undefeated, beating green bay. granderson with a home run to start the night offensively for the mets. harvey, volquez, starters great. harvey got into the ninth inning, talking his way back out there, but the royals, two run ninth inning on

paulo orlando. waits for another 1-2. familia with time. two out. >> harold: that's two at bats, three broken bats for orlando. just eating them up there. again, great movement. >> joe: if there is a game six, it will be tuesday night, jacob degrom against johnny cueto who was tremendous in game two. cueto, complete game after the 14 inning game in game one allowed a run and two hits. here is escobar. >> tom: another case for me bad play, stolen base in play. see if he can ground in that 5.5 hole. >> joe: hochevar is getting ready. good pitch from familia. strike one. obviously if the royals take the lead, they do have wade davis available for one inning tonight after he worked two innings for the long save in game four. strike two. game summary. we understand the football game is over. denver, they stay undefeated, beating green bay. granderson with a home run to start the night offensively for the mets. harvey, volquez, starters great. harvey got into the ninth inning, talking his way back out there, but the royals, two run ninth inning o

paulo orlando. waits for another 1-2. shattered bat. familia with time. two out. >> harold: that's two at bats, three broken bats for orlando. just eating them up there. again, great movement. >> joe: if there is a game six, it will be tuesday night, jacob degrom against johnny cueto who was tremendous in game two. cueto, complete game after the allowed a run and two hits. here is escobar. >> tom: another case for me where a two out bunt is not a bad play, stolen base in play. see if he can ground in that 5.5 hole. >> joe: hochevar is getting ready. good pitch from familia. strike one. obviously if the royals take the lead, they do have wade davis available for one inning tonight the long save in game four. strike two. game summary. we understand the football game is over. denver, they stay undefeated, beating green bay. granderson with a home run to start the night offensively for th mets. harvey, volquez, starters great. harvey got into the ninth inning, talking his way back out there, but the royals, two run ninth inning on one hit to tie the game. and

olivia snyder of sao paulo and her fighting blue largemouth a middle cullen lake. braden scott of independence was nailing yellow bass at clear lake. ryann mattison was fishing off virginia beach when she landed the shark. robert ayers got his off the coast of marco island, florida. hannah petsche of anamosa is all smiles with her 9 pound drum.. nolan petsche and the mississippi river sturgeon.. victoria schleier hold us the canadian walleye kendall palmersheim and doug henderson teamed up for the lunker largemouth. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. bruce and beth? thanks scott. now here's a look at today's top web stories on kcrg dot com. stay with your 24-hour news source, kcrg t-v nine. and now to meteorologis t joe forecast. as we continue to move through early november we are once again experiencing very nice weather. lows dip into the 30s tonight with highs close to 60 on tuesday. veterans day will become a very active day weather-wise. showers and storms accompany an area of low pressure tracking across the upper midwest. severe w

>>reporter: 1 happened november 2nd and san paulo the other november 10th and control were a man was killed the chp believes those crimes are connected and now they want to know if the shooting tuesday night in berkeley on 80 is also related in the latest highway shooting a family going east on 80 and a four-door sedan pulled over between the university and ask the exit after hearing/adder. >>reporter: but when officers arrived they found a bullet and in the car and four passenger a woman in her 30's had a glass shattered and her face the driver of a woman in her 60s and and eight year-old in the back seat were not hurt but someone could have been killed when they were just driving home. >>anny hong: it continues until sunday at midnight this weekend this time last year 45 people were killed in an accident in california that is up 36% increase from 2013 cst also also arrested close to a thousand people for driving under the influence last year. >>andrew spencer: they have even more complicated this week as turkish fighter jets shot down our russian warplane the plane and its pilots l

first batter isis paulo orlando. >> tom: biggest story mets young guns against this keep kansas city lineup. subtext and mets were concerned about this because the royals put the ball in play the interior defense of the mets. took five outs awayy from tying this series. for it to show up. >> harold: it was interesting, discussing this before. ink about it. the mets will have anywhere fromom eight to ten or 12 strikeouts a game. maybe 15 with the bullpen getting hot. so then you got 12 more outs to get but what rals are not strikeouts. >> joe: here's a 2-1. play. that's how the defense comes into play. who is going to make those extxt outs that they would normally get with the pitching. >> joe: murphy with the error in the eighth inning with two-on-one out on a slowly hit ground ball by hosmer.r. and then the royals went to work. moustakas an rbi hit. salvador perez an rbi hit. pl and now a 2-2 pitchh to orlando. ball three. >> harold: that just kills you as a defender. last thing -- you're out there saying come on pick me up, please. i know we got the nice double play to end the inni

michael: i do all of paulo's work. the first reaction i had when they said paolo was i was amazed he heard of me. i was always bumming around. he was this great genius. they said he had written it for me, and if i did not do it, he would not have done it. i got all conceited. i said, is that true? he said, the other one could not do it. he knocked me down a bit. i'm not conceited anymore. >> michael long ago established of the standard for actors. he is one of those actors that established the standard for acting. we shared a lot in common. so we have an easy rapport with one another. he being a cockney. him having served in the british army, me and marines. we had a language that was in our bones. >> the movie was written for him because he is one of the few actors in the world that is able and it was exactly the two characteristics i need for that role. host: when we come back, more from hollywood's greatest films host: let's get back to more llywood news on the "hollywood nene >> a passes on his skills. a boy and hi

paulo orlando. waits for another 1-2. shattered bat. familia with time. two out. >> harold: that's two at bats, three broken bats for orlando. just eating them up there. again, great movement. >> joe: if there is a game six, it will be tuesday night, jacob degrom against johnny cueto who was tremendous in game two. cueto, complete game after the 14 inning game in game one allowed a run and two hits. here is escobar. >> tom: another case for me where a two out bunt is not a see if he can ground in that 5.5 hole. >> joe: hochevar is getting ready. good pitch from familia. strike one. obviously if the royals take the lead, they do have wade davis available for one inning tonight after he worked two innings for the long save in game four. strike two. game summary. we understand the football game is over. denver, they stay undefeated, beating green bay. granderson with a home run to start the night offensively for the mets. harvey, volquez, starters great. harvey got into the ninth inning, talking his way back out there, but the royals, two run ninth inning on

let's take the drugs in sao paulo, not long ago, their water reserve was one third of what it shoulde. that is not a good situation. the hydro dams do not give good electricity. people do not have water. when they do not have water they did not take showers, they do not wash their hands, their electricity stops a few times during the day, if you have ice cream like us. business is hurt by failures. the solution to avoid this is a good business opportunity. the people they go to bed hungry are an opportunity to grow the market for food. we have an enormous opportunity to provide nutrition for these people. these are good business opportunities. >> and paris, do you think will get an agreement? paul: you will get an agreement impairs. we had good discussions for financial development. in fact, we should not forget that even today, the deadline is the first of october. we currently already have 58 countries that have submitted, i've these 50 countries that have submitted a 78% of the carbon mission. where would it big companies like brazil and india, there is some encouraging noise comi

the driver was shot and killed on 80 and eight days earlier, the man was shot on the highway and san paulo. investigators are looking into whether the shootings are related. >>> free my police looking for drivers who may have wished -- witnessed a collision. it was initially being investigated as a hit-and-run but the driver returned to the saint and is cooperating. she struck a man with her lexus after 6:30 am on fremont boulevard near home springs road. the 57-year-old victim was walking to work that and he was lying on the world -- road with a serious head injury and he did not survive. if you have information call fremont police. >>> several students at uc santa cruz were attacked by three suspects armed with knives. the first student was attacked in force to get into a car on front street. the suspect made him go into a dorm at oce college where they punched and rob to more students taking money and cell phones. police say there were two male suspects, one white and one latino, and a white woman involved. they had a light brown pit bull with a white spot with them. >>> golden state wa

natural sound of pipette dropping needles paulo arruda, isu diagnostics lab pathologist: "the virus is very common with pigs that are shaking, and not common in control pigs. so, we have one more piece of evidence that the virus might be linked to the signs being observed." pestivirus was not the tremors, but diagnostics lab pathologist: "so, we kind of hit the time where the brain developed. so, we believe that the virus, through a mechanism that we do not and with their hoping their next step breakthrough. diagnostics lab major goal is to try to jacob arruda says the pestivirus isn't usually epidemic across large it can strike often within that's one of the big reasons he says they're trying to slow its spread. live in the studio, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa. jack: team members say the virus does not make pork unsafe for you to eat. and it cannot spread from pigs to people. jack: coming up on local 5 sports, meet a member of the iowa wild hockey team who's battled his whole life to get where he is, both on and off the ice. stephanie: then there's some pretty clear cutof

when you have parts of the world -- let's take the drugs in sÃo paulo, not long ago, their water reservese only one third what they should be. this is not a very good situation. the hydro dams do not give good electricity. people do not have water. when they do not have water they don't take the showers, they don't wash their hair their , electricity stops a few times during the day, if you have ice cream like us. businesses see the cost of these failures earlier than anyone else. the solution to avoid this is a good business opportunity. the people who go to bed hungry are an opportunity to grow the market for food. we have an enormous opportunity to provide nutrition for these people. these are really business opportunities. francine: in paris do you think , will get an agreement? paul: you will get an agreement in paris. we had good discussions for financial development. in fact, we should not forget that even today, the deadline is the first of october. when these countries can put in .heir individual contributions we currently already have 58 countries that have submitted, countries,

paulo alto is 38. livermore is 39. east bay, upper 30s for lafayette, alamo is 36. danville is in there. 39 black hawk. there's still a frost advisory but only for the north bay. and again it's kind of marginal but maybe well to the north. this weak little system. it doesn't show up here but it does in a second. north at seven. there's enough of a breeze as well. northeast, south, that's enough to hold the temperature up. water temps are cold. 56 to 59. that's good. third day in a row. 18 in truckee. 37 in ukiah. 18 truckee. blue canyon at 42. there's a system sliding by. that's it. but that's enough to keep a little moisture in the air. now our attention goes to the pacific northwest. they're looking over the next serve days at feet of rain in the higher elevations. this is a nuller of a system for the pacific northwest. ours will come in saturday night into sunday morning. today, tomorrow, and probably half of saturday look good. patchy fork, a little warmer on afternoon highs. rain late saturday to the north and over night into sunday morning and colder and breez

migrants will go through the scene through italy, or they should use the old way of the marco paulo, between ukraine and russia. >> having been fingerprinted on the border, once they crossed into austria they disappeared into massive tents. the army is in commarge, and they increased their numbers. 10,000 passed through here on thursday alone. in security terms, the walls are looking too easy to breach. >> two bangladeshy opposition leaders have been buried after being committed for war crimes in 1971. one was the secretary-general of the largest party. the other was flun jal in a bangladesh party. they were convicted in 2013 by a special tribeca. the president rejected a last-minute appeal. >> phil robertson is the deputy director of the asian human rights watch. and says both men did not get a fair trial. >> human rights watch supports the idea of holding people accountable for the crimes. the problem is how you do it, whether you are accord them the fair trial standards. in this instance, we don't think that's the case. there has been an effective quality between the defense and p

lynsey paulo ktvu fox 2 news. >>> developing news where a motorcycle crash made a bad evening commute even worse on highway 24. this is video from sky fox taken about an hour ago. you can see the ambulance there parked on eastbound 24. the crash happened just before 24 splits on to 680. three lanes of traffic were blocked for 45 minutes, making a bad backup even worse stretching all the way through lafayette and on up to the tunnel. >>> well a man accused of stabbing french trained hero spencer stone made his first court appearance today in sacramento. 28-year-old james tran was arraigned on charges of attempted murder. he did not enter a plea. tran is being held on $2 million. the stabbing happened outside a bar last month. spencer stone was stabbed four times, suffering a punctured heart, liver, lung, now recovering. james tran has been arrested before pleading no contest to a drug charge back in 2008. >>> late this afternoon the berkeley naacp spoke out about the racist message that was found on the computer at berkeley high school. the message discovered on wednesday at the librar

and below freezing in areas around wood side as well as paulo alto. 35 morgan hill. definitely the headline of the morning is just how chilly it is out there and how cool we're going to remain for the afternoon. we are looking at fair skies for today. and i think temperatures are going to be very similar to how we were yesterday. meanwhile, if you're going to tahoe, there's a slight chance for snow showers for today as well as tomorrow and then dry on sunday. but it's going to be very, very cold out there. afternoon highs for us here at home, under mostly sunny skies, 57 for nevado. 56 in hayward into the south bay, low to mid 50s as well. 54 san jose. 54 redwood city. 55 in san francisco. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend in view, notice temperatures won't be changing a whole lot. we remain in the mid to upper 50s for saturday, as well as sunday, over night lows will remain cold. we're looking at another advisory and warning for the over night hours tonight into tomorrow morning, so bundle up, we're going to need to do this for a few days. next chance

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below freezing paulo alto. and 29 degrees in wood side. easy to see where the winds are calm. south bay, 34 degrees morgan hill. upper 30s saratoga. 35 for los gatos. temperatures remain cold. at 8:00, still in the 30s. by 10:00, we're feeling better. in the 40s. but you're still going to need that jacket. and even into the afternoon, today a lot like yesterday, barely budged the numbers, a lot of 50s out there. when i come back, i'll take you through your holiday weekend, more on that in the extended forecast. good morning. >>> good morning to you. how are you doing? >> i wish i were shopping but not bad. >> getting those deals. i here alex all ready bought us all our christmas gifts so we're all set. >> i'm behind. >> on thanksgiving i did it. after dinner. >> you got it. you got it. >> you're one of those huh? >> by the way, i'm glad you brought that up ro and alex, we're going to be here covering black friday. and i'm going to be watching the roads. right now we don't see a lot. other than what paul mentioned. we're looking at a commute at the bay bridge that doesn't look

first batter is paulo orlando. >> tom: biggest story mets young guns against this keep kansas city lineup. subtext and mets were concerned about this because the royals put the ball in play the interior defense of the mets. not very athletic, not a lot of range. took five outs away from tying this series. for it to show up. >> harold: it was interesting, alex rodriguez and i were discussing this before. think about it. the mets will have anywhere from eight to ten or 12 strikeouts a game. maybe 15 with the bullpen getting hot. so then you got 12 more outs to get but what royals are not going to give you that many strikeouts. >> joe: here's a 2-1. >> harold: that ball will be in play. that's how the defense comes into play. who is going to make those extra outs that they would normally get with the pitching. >> joe: murphy with the error in the eighth inning with two-on-one out on a slowly hit ground ball by hosmer. and then the royals went to work. moustakas an rbi hit. salvador perez an rbi hit. gordon bounced into a double play and now a 2-2 pitch to orlando. ball three. >> harold: that

paulo arruda, isu diagnostics lab pathologist: "now the major goal is to try to draw up a vaccine, so we can help those pigs out. so, the major goal is not to eradicate the virus, but to maybe develop a vaccine and understand more about the epidemiology of this."" sabrina: researchers say major portions of the pig population are not affected by the virus, but it can often hit many swine within a sounder. they also say the virus can't spread from pigs to humans. sabrina at ((time check)) we're going to take a short break, but have more good morning iowa ahead... elias: coming up...they may not have the kettles out yet...but the salvation army plans to kick off their red kettle campaign this weekend with a way to get iowa moving. sabrina: but before we go...as you get ready to start your day...be safe out on the roads.... des moines police will have mobile radar set up at two locations... one at the ....14- hundred block of 55th and a second at the....seven- hundred block of m-l-k parkway so use caution while driving.. elias: at traffic... this is i-235 at mlk... [current conditions] go

lucas lobo es uno de varios futbolistas que le pegan muy bien a la pelota parada, varios candidatos, paulo y tiro.... una jugada de tÁctica fija del equipo de toluca. muy buena la jugada, al toluca y han tenido la oportunidad del segundo tiempo, aunque ha sido superado en el juego. enrique: momento de saludar a la gente de nicaragua, de honduras, la gente de repÚblica dominicana, de venezuela, de mÉxico, a los chilenos para que no se sientan, argentinos, uruguayos, colombia, colombia, ecuador, de la repÚblica oriental del uruguay, para que nadie se sienta! a toda la banda latina! viene atrÁs y presiona ahÍ, se me hacÍa de cerca diaz, quiÉn diÓ servicio, por el acompaÑamiento que trata de salir ¿cÓmo se vive en las bancas? karina: con muchos nervios porque lo poco que han tenido no lo han sabido concretar, pidiendole a los jugadores que busquen una opciÓn para poder llevarse el resultado. enrique: la barrida llegÓ y buscÓ dÍaz, y no logrÓ a contactar alan andino, una gÓndola si y una no, el partido empieza abrirse de lado a lado, ya no hay mucho trÁnsito de media cancha, tres gambetas (ovac

olivia snyder of sao paulo and her fighting blue gill. chloe synder caught the largemouth a middle cullen lake. braden scott of independence was nailing yellow bass at clear lake. ryann mattison was fishing off virginia beach when she landed the shark. robert ayers got his off the coast of marco island, florida. hannah petsche of anamosa is all smiles with her 9 pound drum.. nolan petsche and the mississippi river sturgeon.. victoria schleier hold us the canadian walleye kendall palmersheim and doug henderson teamed up for the lunker largemouth. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. it's going to be a busy weekend here in eastern iowa for sports. and kcrg nine point two is the place you need to be for a lot of the action. state high school football semi finals continue today at the uni dome in cedar falls. class a and 4-a semi-finals are today. denver plays gladbrook- reinbeck at 10 this morning. and cedar rapids- kennedy will face bettendorf at four. again we'll have coverage all day on nine point two starting at

or they should use the old way of marco paulo, through ukraine and russia. >> reporter: having been fingerprinted. they disappear into the tends. and increased and ten thousands pass through here. the walls of fortress unit are looking too easy to breach >>> mali's president has been visiting people injured in friday's attack on a luxury hotel. ibrahim boubacar keita went to a hospital. a state of emergency is in force in mali,s police are looking for suspect. >> taken and still in shock. survivors walk back into the felt in this part of the hostages. they are here to pick up the belongings. inside, the smell of gunpowder is in the air, too hard to bear for some. >> a delegate at a conference hid in room 333 for hours, praying that they wouldn't die. >> translation: i was in the room. i tried to hide under my bed. i was so scared i thought about jumping off the balcony. >> 170 people were held hostage before malian and french stormed the building. many are treated for gunshot wounds. forensic experts are continuing to identify the dead. many are foreign workers. mali's president declared a 10 day

first batter is paulo orlando. >> tom: biggest story mets young guns against this keep kansas city lineupd about this because the royals put the ball in play the interior defense of the mets. not very athletic, not a lot of range. took five outs away from tying this series. for it to show up. >> harold: it was interesting, alex rodriguez and i were discussing this before. think about it. the mets will have anywhere from eight to ten or 12 strikeouts a game. maybe 15 with the bullpen getting hot. so then you got 12 more outs to get but what royals are not going to give you that many strikeouts. >> joe: here's a 2-1. >> harold: that ball will be in play. that's how the defense comes into play. who is going to make those extra outs that they would normally get with the pitching. >> joe: murphy with the error in the eighth inning with two-on-one out on a slowly hit ground ball by hosmer. and then the royals went to work. moustakas an rbi hit. salvador perez an rbi hit. gordon bounced into a double play and now a 2-2 pitch to orlando. ball three. >> harold: that just kills you as a defender. l

note to add-on to karen's condition but the long-term investment and long-term plan for paulo street.nafraid (i love documents that isolate actual documents i just want to bring your attention back in 1962-plan for downtown san francisco included how street is a pedestrian eyes posit they've could walk right up to union square in addition to grant street. so it goes back 50 years. in 1985 the san francisco downtown plan about policies and objectives regarding pedestrian environment critical to the city's economic success. that's really the city's downtown economics exhibit 19 about the downtown [inaudible] set a long-term plan for widening sidewalks on powell were closing how street two cars except for transit. then in 2010 i believe it was the better streets of great streets project english with union square. without a doctrine called walking street and preceded the current promenade pilot it was to look at very things that this file is going to look at. i just hope that staff looks back at the documents. some of the findings of that that union square is a primary luxury regional dis

kirincic 's car was found abandoned in san paulo.y are worried -- were worried he was inside a facility but after a massive search they were unable to find him. if you see kirincic do not approach him. call 911 immediately. >>> a police chase turned deadly when a suspect slammed into a tree. it started yesterday morning in danville and ended three minutes later when he wanted crashed in san ramon. 19-year-old hannah minute -- hannah mecham was pronounced dead at the scene. two passengers were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police were trying to pull her over when she took off. >> the pursuit reach about 90 miles per hour on the freeway and in the range of 70 to 80 miles per hour on the straits -- streets. >> they learned the car was stolen. >>> one key issue for officer one body cameras, who should be able to view the videos and when. santa clara is the latest police department to outfit officers with cameras. in the case of an officer involved shooting, officers will have to give an official statement from memory befor

note to add-on to karen's condition but the long-term investment and long-term plan for paulo street.nafraid (i love documents that isolate actual documents i just want to bring your attention back in 1962-plan for downtown san francisco included how street is a pedestrian eyes posit they've could walk right up to union square in addition to grant street. so it goes back 50 years. in 1985 the san francisco downtown plan about policies and objectives regarding pedestrian environment critical to the city's economic success. that's really the city's downtown economics exhibit 19 about the downtown [inaudible] set a long-term plan for widening sidewalks on powell were closing how street two cars except for transit. then in 2010 i believe it was the better streets of great streets project english with union square. without a doctrine called walking street and preceded the current promenade pilot it was to look at very things that this file is going to look at. i just hope that staff looks back at the documents. some of the findings of that that union square is a primary luxury regional dis

note to add-on to karen's condition but the long-term investment and long-term plan for paulo street.nafraid (i love documents that isolate actual documents i just want to bring your attention back in 1962-plan for downtown san francisco included how street is a pedestrian eyes posit they've could walk right up to union square in addition to grant street. so it goes back 50 years. in 1985 the san francisco downtown plan about policies and objectives regarding pedestrian environment critical to the city's economic success. that's really the city's downtown economics exhibit 19 about the downtown [inaudible] set a long-term plan for widening sidewalks on powell were closing how street two cars except for transit. then in 2010 i believe it was the better streets of great streets project english with union square. without a doctrine called walking street and preceded the current promenade pilot it was to look at very things that this file is going to look at. i just hope that staff looks back at the documents. some of the findings of that that union square is a primary luxury regional dis

. >>> help is on the way to modernize san francisco's aging paulo streetart station which as you know has fallen into disrepair. fox 2's alex savidge is joining us live now. how are they going to clean things up? is a very popular stop. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is the third busiest station on the park system. on the weekends they see the most writers of any station come through here, people coming in to san francisco from other parts of the bay area, out of town, taking day trips to the city. the impression many of those visitors are left with is not necessarily a good one. one of the glaring issues here, the station has an unfinished ceiling which has exposed beams, pipes and wires, work got started on the ceiling a few years ago but it was never finished. another problem, the elevators and escalators often smell like urine or maybe even something worse, but according to the san francisco chronicle, part has put together a report on how to modernize the station. that study recommends $94 million in improvements, but bart plans to start out by putting about $30 million t

. >> you talked in paulo's piece about being called the n word in your 18 years at mizzou with far tooh frequency. once is with too much frequency, but give us an idea of what day-to-day life is like for an african-american on mizzou campus. >> well, i would say quite honestly i'm probably in a little bubble at the journalism school. so life for me is okay. i mean, it's great at the journalism school, but beyond that, you know, i do believe that i have to give a little bit more cognitive effort to some of the behaviors i get from students, from faculty. a lot of times you want to ask them, are you this mean by nature or is it because you harbor some resentment towards my skin color. that's not uncommon to me. i think it's a situation that i don't just see here at missouri, but i'm pretty sure people will respond to that on other campuses just as well. >> i have no doubt that there are some horrible people on campus as there are -- >> everywhere. >> -- as there are probably horrible people everywhere. but is this president resigning -- is his resignation going to change anything? he was

year of 5000 peaceful xhosas been added to was a larger-than-life stuffed animals and there also is a paulorter: this is located just outside george lucas hq to visit any time to go during the week that hours to go into the lobby and to clear picture with the set they're wanting to know about this is the fountain is use but it is like science. >>reporter: whether charles m. schulz museum in santa rosa and her friend of the penis comic to this illegal to this museum is a small two-story building dedicated to the commons and the preservation-you should plan to hop across the street. we will be right back >>reporter: were going to add some sugar-half you want to assure let the butter is smooth with this and will be poured out into the shelf in that we made this morning. >>reporter: will. be will backed male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 news weekened starts now >>reporter: as a to live look now from the camera on the embarcadero off when testing the top of their of rule out the golden gate bridge. >>reporter: temperatures will be rocking a skyrocketing and five things to t

they are here on the peninsula for the ride on high 101 of track in this drive as a head north from paulo of to berlin game and back to the east bay for the ride through dublin of fremont as you head south on interstate 68 trouble-free and delay free for that ride as it is for the nimitz freeway commute southbound 880 out of san leandro. >>george: a look at the bridges for you the bay bridge no backups yet still an easy ride for boston next 45 minutes for your trip here to the san mateo bridge highway 92 the late free with an 11 minute trip type with the east or west about richmond for is a very light no delays or problems through richmond on 584 across the span of the golden gate bridge is an easy ride as the zipper truck had stopped about heading back the second inning and then northbound direction and taking away the buffer hist. >>reporter: customers do not want to be caught off-guard according to the assistant manager especially can laugh if we have a lot of hills a lot pick up the sand as far that ride door to the downhill the wind is already whiping making the flour shiver pga tell