that's all we can guarantee the port will receive. ome other things the patronage of the soccer field will generate additional revenue for the yard. >> maybe >> we hope. people that revenue should flow through and help reimburse the initial investment which gets us closer although right now we don't want the estimates say they will get to reimbursement in corporatization will relate to get up every little bit helps in the soccer field in the patronage it will bring to the site will help reverse the initial investment and towards participation. >> i guess what i'm try to figure out, i know we have a certain amount of minimum parking that's feasible from the site. right? no wu x we have a certain wu x? as a percentage wu x? when we lose spaces are both good out goes down? >> i understood we are trying to calculate. maybe jack can help. how many total spaces parking spaces, other overall if you recall? >> we've approximately 2000 give or take spaces in lot a. we historically sold out most of those spaces on game day. but we saw in 2015 wa

this is a overview of the event taking place on port property. i did mention already the ferry building the host committee event which we holding which is the-will be conducting the main part of our operation for super bowl l the main part of our operation for super bowl 5023 and then the [inaudible]. for the waterfront. we will be using another private events listed here taken place at peer 70, 18 depart, and peer 48. peer 39 is also been quite a bit of interest in pier 39 as an event setting. we working very closely with many venues in many venues are poor property to basically ensure those venues are hosting events during super bowl week. super bowl city i mentioned this to the host committees the obligation to put on a free to the public experience. it's a nine-day event. it says it says the january 30 and runs through sunday cabaret seven. it starts at 11 am each morning and the closing times vary between three nights until 10 pm but usually 9 pm close except on super bowl sunday where we will close earlier at 3 pm. this is a rendering you ma

that's all we can guarantee the port will receive. ome other things the patronage of the soccer field will generate additional revenue for the yard. >> maybe >> we hope. people that revenue should flow through and help reimburse the initial investment which gets us closer although right now we don't want the estimates say they will get to reimbursement in corporatization will relate to get up every little bit helps in the soccer field in the patronage it will bring to the site will help reverse the initial investment and towards participation. >> i guess what i'm try to figure out, i know we have a certain amount of minimum parking that's feasible from the site. right? no wu x we have a certain wu x? as a percentage wu x? when we lose spaces are both good out goes down? >> i understood we are trying to calculate. maybe jack can help. how many total spaces parking spaces, other overall if you recall? >> we've approximately 2000 give or take spaces in lot a. we historically sold out most of those spaces on game day. but we saw in 2015 wa

our reporter, jonathan bloom, is at the port where the brand new mega ship just docked last half hourat are you seeing? >> it is quite a sight of the it rounds the corner and it was like seeing a large island pulling into the port. you can see the ship evermy shoulder, i will step out of the way to look at it, right now, barely clearing the tops of the biggest cranes of the port of oakland the largest vessel ever to have pulled into the oakland s tooary passing the golden gate bridge at 9:00 a.m. after lowering the electronic antennas, it made bit 20 foot few to spare. it is quarter of a mile long, so if you stood on the shore and watch it sail past alcatraz it wrote cover all but the tip of the island. these tips are common on the route teen asia and europe, witd over all they cost less to operate and pollute less but for the ports that receive the ships, handling something this big requires some effort. >> it is a highly orchestrateed almost like a ballet. you need to take containers off the vessel. they are imports. and you load the exports on the vessel. you need to get the contai

it is going today to the port of oakland, which is really one of the few u.s. ports that can receive some type of mega ship like this. the port has invested millions of dollars over the years to dredge channels up to 50 feet deep, which is needed obviously to receive a mega ship like this. joining us on the phone is our own tom. he is there at the port of oakland waiting the ship's arrival. tom, we can see it here with sky fox. she is a beauty. >> it's a very large ship. believe it or not, this ship is exactly 17 days old. it was actually finished just in early december, went from china to first american port of all, los angeles christmas day. now it's on its way into the port of oakland. you're looking at 185,000 tons of ship. that's the equivalent weight of 400 fully loaded 74 sef7 jumbo jets. it is enormous. the average ship coming into the port is 1,200 feet long and carries 12 to 14,000 containers. the benjamin franklin is 1309, 177 feet wide, and it is a eee class vessel, one of the largest. believe it or not, as large as this ship is, it is only the tenth

it has been prevented from leaving the port. it comes from another incident after a port earlier this week. the officials didn't allow a turkish vessel to approach the port. >> reporter: we understand from turkish officials that there they are inspecting four russian car go vessels in the port there. they're merely exercising their right they say to do this. they don't delay vessels from leaving the port. the suggestion is this is some sort of tit for tat action in response not only to russia inspecting and delaying a turkish vessel but also because of the economic sanctions that russia is going to impose on turkey. they're not supposed to kick in until january 91 but already we are hearing reports of car gos and trucks containing fruit and vegetables being sent back, being turned back from russia and they will have to come back here to turkey >>> in the capital of burundi three gunmen wearing police uniforms have been killed after attacking a car belonging to a police commander. it is the latest incident in a number of matters.

it's one of the very few ports in the u.s. deep enough to handle them. port should see more of them coming and going in late 2016. >> we have been heightening our cranes to accommodate the taller larger ships. we have also been dredging our channels and berths to be sure they are deep enough. >> reporter: they are excited about the ship. this man believes benjamin will help consumers save money. he says the lower the shipping costs the cheaper the products. his only worry is whether dock workers can unload them fast enough. >> we have the ship but if we cannot unload the ship in time in efficient way, that will create a bigger problem. >> reporter: port officials say around 9:00 is when the ship comes through the golden gate. around 10:30 it should arrive at the port of oakland. treasure island is also a very good spot to take pictures and videos. live at the port of oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> squatters may be to blame for a house fire this morning at 2:30 a.m. on north third near willow pass. firefighters found live power lines down in the front y

on the part of these particular people who run the port. it 230 feet tall, barely able to get under the bridges and it weighs 185,00 oe0 tons fully loaded, more than 400747 jumbo jet filled with fuel, passengers anding baggage, more than 400 of them in that one ship. believe it or not, it is only the tenth largest ship in the world. other larger ships are taking other routes between europe and asia, but we are going to see those ships coming forward very, very substantially and very, very soon. because this is the nature of what's happening with these ships these days. that is the situation here from the port of oakland. the ship will be here until monday. you'll be able to see it as you come off the bay bridge going into oakland, but be very, very careful doing that. you don't want to get into an accident. then the ship will continue on its way of what is likely the new era of shipping in the united states, especially for the west coast. the only two ports, oakland, and los angeles, can actually handle this ship. >> very impressive and grea

the port authority tells us it's commissioned the volunteers of america organization to approach the homeless every night to offer assistance, but it is usually refused. it says the outreach will, however, continue. >>> the city's homeless problem extends far beyond laguardia airport. today, the man the mayor tapped to fix it opened up about a possible solution. human resources commissioner steven banks says he will consider increasing the number of spaces at drop-in centers. >> we've got to look at the role and the place of drop-in centers to continue to play that almost way station to help someone come in from the streets and go on that pathway >> drop-in centers provide food, showers and medical services. spaces at those centers were slashed by the previous administration. >>> campaign 2016 news tonight, a data breach leads to a heated feud between democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders. late tonight, clinton's team accused sanders' staffers of stealing voter data. the democratic national committee says sanders' team improperly searched and saved the data and they have since

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the vessels have been prevented from leaving the port. that comes after another incident outside the russian port earlier this week. officials there reportedly didn't allow the turkey vessel to approach the port. our correspondent in istanbul, what is going on there right now in that port? >> reporter: well, we understand from a port official that turkey is exercising its right essentially to inspect boats in its port. these are four russian car go ships that are in sample son port on the black sea. we don't know whether they contain car go or have off-loaded, but that doesn't matter. turkey says it's inspecting its boats. it's in its right to do it but normally it doesn't bother. it seems this is tit for tat. we might see more of this in the coming weeks as russia's economic sanctions begin to impact on turkey. we know that russia is to impose sanctions on russian fruits and vegetables. they're not supposed to hit until january, but already we've been hearing reports of lorries being turned away from ukrainian borders containing citrus fr

effects even if you don't cross the river. >> reporter: the port drivers in time for the holidays. starting sunday e-zpass users will pay an extra 75 cents to cross the hudson river, $12.50 peak, 15 bucks in the cash lanes a dollar increase. the toll hike the last of five instituted by the port authority board of directors back in 2011. >> whoever appointed them should be voted out of office. >> reporter: truckers also rolling out more. a five axle rig paying $105, a six action the 126. >> there are a lot of people using a lot of money not going back into the services. >> reporter: a business expert tells me that could trickle down to consumers who don't even use the tunnels and bridges. >> those costs will get accumulated by the trucking incur them and factor them into their prices. >> reporter: the toll hikes will fund projects like replacing suspender ropes that hold up the george washington bridge, rehabilitation of the lincoln tunnel helix and even the pulaski skyway that isn't a port authority facility. >> the port authority is engaged in a lot of new projec

i got the statement from the port authority. meet our public safety mandate where closing terminals to all the ticketed passengers. >> there is an embargo on flights from midnight until 6:00 a.m. people really have no business hanging out at the airport during those hours. by putting restrictions on the people who are allowed to be there it is not an issue. of course that does not affect regular travelers. if your flight is delayed because of weather you won't be allowed to stay. it is only people who don't have a reason to be there. bill: they are not going past security. >> that was the issue. now it will become another terminal that you will need a ticket. bill: how are they going to enforce this, arrest people? >> they will use what they always do, police. >> a lot of these cubs are really compassionate guys who will look the other way if they feel someone needs help. the bottom level, guys have to enforce these things. >> it has been a huge embarrassment. >> i don't understand why it's an embarrassment. these tend to be the

night of the december last, 1773, traitors disguised as indians did in the dead of night and in the port of boston board three ships of the east india company. once aboard, they cast 342 chests of tea worth some 10,000 pounds sterling into the sea. in order to prevent further such offensive attacks upon private property, parliament, with his majesty's blessing, will of necessity close boston harbor until the tea is paid for, to be effected on the first day of june, six days hence. but the crimes of these ill-named sons of liberty are of no bother to us here in virginia. prompt punishment for those crimes has been attempted. the king's justice has been served. yet your burgesss do not agree. indeed your burgesses have adopted a resolution for a day of fasting, humiliation, and prayer in sympathy for those destroyers of property and wanton lawbreakers in boston. now, some may ask what harm may be known by a call for prayer, what possible affront may be taken by a recommendation for a day of fasting. i declare to you that such a call is not benign. it is a call for allegiance with fools and

that's the menorah lighting there in north port. i appreciate that as well. we've got a little bit of variety but not the kind of winter variety. i know tony was talking about how we're below normal temperature-wise, absolutely, and numbers are going to stay that way. in fact, in the city, we are going to see below normal rainfall wise. temperatures it's just the infers, 44 right now. wind out of the west at 6. now parts of the area, north and west, otisville is at 27. parts of sussex county 23 now. this is what we're talking about, some cloud cover into parts of ulster and dutchess down in through orange county, and then you have some thin clouds in through the city, long island, central south jersey. this misses us. this misses us. this will actually develop into an area of low pressure that will pull in cooler air tomorrow. look at the sky conditions, it's relatively quiet. we see some clouds fill in tonight. then if you watch this feature, you see it miss us off to the east. it pulls in cooler air, wind isn't much of a menace. it's just a cooler wind tomor

or preventing them from leaving the port. the suggestion that this is some tit-for-tat action for russian inspecting and delaying a turkish vessel but because of the economic sanctions russia is going to impose on turkey. they're not supposed to kick in until january 1st, but we're hearing reports of cargo and trucks containing fruits and vegetables being turned back from russia border post. they'll have to come back here to turkey. >> coming up on this al jazeera news hour, the oil rig dozens of people are missing. we'll have the very latest. and hundreds die in india including 14 hospital patients who lost their life support machines. we have the sport world number one putting himself in position to win the hero world challenge. >>> a terrible triple suicide attack where 27 die, we're told. the police say the bombers were all women. and boko haram suspected to be behind the attacks. state of emergency in place in the region was already where the armed group carries out frequent attacks. >>> the latest incident in about a rub

like the fifth and final proposed by the port authority it is predicted hard earned cash will account for 36% of the authority's annual revenue in commuters will get improvements to the port authority bus terminal, a new gobbles bridge and much-needed renovation to the george washington bridge and calfs system. i mentioned this is the fifth lot of jersey commuters are saying wait until the next proposed plan comes out, we are sure there will be another hike in that one but no one is saying that as of right now. that is the latest from fort lee, back to you in studio. ben: i will pay for you to cross the bridge one time. i will make this wager if you will that there will be another toll hike in two years. >> reporter: i agree but just to take your cash i will take you up on that. ben: arby allowed to wager the pain of a toll? juliet: you just did. juliet: i don't think anyone will bust us. ben: the best and worst kippers in new york city, we will tell you where they are. juliet: audrey watching the forecast. >> meteorologist: right now 43 degrees, high numbers mostly in the 40s, live m

. >> reporter: late today the port authority called cbs 2 back to say it will close the terminal from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. every night to anyone who does not have a ticket. while the port authority does not yet know how they will accomplish this operationally to move the homeless out, they tell us this will begin just after the new year. dana? >> very sensitive, meg. important reporting because the people need help with so what is being done to help them past this situation. >> reporter: we didn't see any outreach but the port authority has commissioned an organization called the volunteers of america who are there every night to offer their services to the homeless, although many times they refuse it. they said they will continue their work. >> all right, meg, thank you for that. >>> another exclusive story tonight. for months mayor de blasio has been under pressure to fix the city's homeless problem. finally ousting the commissioner and announcing a new plan to improve things. today the first interview with the man now in charge of degree something about this. cbs 2 political reporter

from leaving the port. the suggestion is that this is a tit-for-tat action not only to russia inspecting and delaying a turkish vessel but also the economic sanctions that russia is going to impose on turkey. they're not supposed to kick in until january 1st, but already we're hearing reports of cargo and fruits and vegetables being turned back. >> triple suicide-bombings, the attacks on a bus i couldn't market injuring another 80 people. the bombers were all women, and they suspect the armed group boko haram to be behind the attack. the government said the islands are a gathering point for the armed group as it fights for coalition, three gunmen dressed in police uniforms have been killed in burundi's capital after they attacked a car carrying a security forces commander. the latest incident in the country that has been hit by a huge amount of violence over the president's decision to run for a third term. the government said it is simply fighting insurgents. catherine soi spoke to some of the armed men who

for the cost jersey commuters will get improvements to the port authority bus terminal, a new gobbles bridge and some much-needed renovation to the george washington bridge and the path system. teresa priolo, "good day new york". ben: those renovations she is talking to about 9 will leave those when i see them. juliet: everything is expensive charged an arm and a leg. ben: that is why it costs a much at a grocery store. juliet: looking at a cool day, temperatures in the 50s, not as windy, andrea's your forecast. ben: of a fight for equality reaches the combat zone as the material but is all jobs to this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. x [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. he

. >> reporter: this flower jutting over the peer at the port of the city is the newly opened museum of tomorrow. >> translation: when i arrived here, i have the impression i was in a different country. it's so clean and pretty. >> reporter: the exhibits are intended to be a poetic yet forceful fusion of science, philosophy and art. the curator hopes the journey here will compel people to ask questions of mankind and to remind us that we're caretakers of the earth. >> the museum is conceded around a philosophical aspect that tomorrow is not ready, tomorrow is not done, tomorrow will be built. >> reporter: the museum has become an iconic symbol of the resir generals of the port of rio. it was left to deteriorate. since 2010 it has been in the midst of a major make over. it is the largest urban drummond projects-- development projects in the country. it has had money that has poured in. >> we have synergy between the joint interventions that is making us to have advantages, to take advantage on this process because the visibility at this moment. >> reporter: this woman has worked in the p

just down from alameda, the port of oakland. a live picture where in three or four months, it's going to look different. change is coming in the form of larger, higher cranes, bigger container ships in port mean

it's one of the very few ports in the u.s. deep enough to handle them. the port should be seeing more of these megaships come and going in late 2016. >> ben would be very proud of. >>> time now 4:52. we have seen a lot of them lately, hoverboard fires but none like this one. first smoke, then flames. and then it explodes. the warning going out this morning to everyone with a hoverboard. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. your time check now 4:55. happy new year's eve. this is what you can anticipate today. bright sunshine and high temperatures in the 50s at the beaches. 50 degrees in los altos today. 53 degrees in milpitas. in the eastern portion portion yeah, we're talking about upper 50s to low 50s very common there with a slight breeze. 51 stinson beach. 53 santa rosa. everybody is 40s and 50s. the forecast is coming up. >>> the golden gate bridge they are doing lane changes this morning. right now no troubles for your commute out of marin into san francisco. >>> we checked up on that pregnant elephant seal that was able to elude the chp for days here

all we can get is out of the port shorts who say they're exercising an around wrath that they have in fdr so do this. they don't normally delay russian cargo ships from leaving point. it is on the black sea for russian cargo ships that we believe are given the extended inspection treatment. it is essential lay gentle reminder, i suppose, to russia from turkey that it, too, can make life difficult for russia like russia is making life difficult for it turkey with its economic sanctions speed. >> why would they feel the need to do this. it's a busy theater of operations involving the russians and the turks in and around the border between turkey and syria, what is to be gained by doing this? >> first they have fried to calm things down. it was turkish prime minister with lavrov on the sides of the meet negotiation belgrade. turkey want to try to normalize things. russia at the moment mainly there what plat plat has been saying said it is not done punishing turkey for shooting down this fighter jet that strayed into turkish air space for a few seconds towards the end of november. so ther

turkish authorities have stop russian ships in the port. the vessels are said to pre to prevent the leaving of the port. al jazeera's bernard smith has this update from istanbul. >> we understand from turkish officials that they're expecting four russian cargo vessels in port. they said they're exercising their right to do so. normally they don't prevent them from leaving port. the suggestion is that this is some sort of tit-for-tat action not only for russia delaying a turkish vessel but also the economic sanctions that russia is going to impose on turkey. they're not supposed to kick in untillan 4th but we're hearing reports of cargoes and fruits and vegetables coming back here to turkey. chaz chad police say all the bombers were women, and boko haram are suspected to be behind that attack. a state of emergency is already in place in the region where the armed group carries out frequent attacks. well, three gunmen dressed in police uniforms have been killed in burundi's capital. it's the latest incident in a country hit by violence since t

here's the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk center in downtown sioux city. 34 was the high today and 31 the low. the king's pointe skycam hd shows a snowy scene in storm lake. we have 31 degrees in sioux city. local temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. wind chills are in the teens west and 20s central and st. winds are just 5-10 miles per hour from the southwest, but will be much stronger tomorrow. visibility is low across the area, especially in

the port of oakland is one of very few deep water ports in the u.s.can handle something like this. oakland expects to handle even more of them in the new year. >> i haven't seen it yet but it's always fun because you walk out of here you can see all the bay and you can see the container ships cruising by. >> that's supposed to be coming in about 9:00 and people are expected to go maybe to treasure island to see it come in. >> i'm thinking looky-loos on the bay bridge, right? >> it might be possible, definitely. which would slow things down but it's after 9:00. i'll be gone by then. [ laughter ] >> it's light anyway, huh? >> new year's eve. >> there's not a lot of folks heading to work this morning. they have the day off so it's making things easier. plan ahead if you are coming into san francisco tonight to celebrate new year's eve in 2016. there will be extra service for bart. they are running trains until 3 a.m. now, the good news is everything is on time right now. tomorrow, though, expect some adjusted service for the holiday so schedules may be o

this is one of two live snails discovered at the port of oakland earlier this month. the snails were hiding in cargo from american samoa. inspectors found a pile of dead snail eggs, you saw them there. this is the second time in two months that the species showed up at the port of oakland. each time authorities kept its cargo contained until it was properly treated. the deem is the snail eats at least 500 different types of plants as well as paint, plaster and stucco. >>> a search for a hit and run driver is under way in the south bay. investigators say the driver of a pickup truck killed a motorcyclist last night. san jose play say it was 9:30 when the truck rear ended the motorcyclist in front of the san jose fair grounds much the impact threw the motorcyclist to the pavement. he died earlier today at the hospital. the pickup truck was a white ford f 250, detectives say. >>> self-driving cars may not drive themselves after all. the dmv releasing new rules about the future of the cars of the future. the big rule here, each car must have a steering wheel and a licensed

it's one of the few ports in the united states deep enough to handle them.of these next generation ships are expected to call on oakland in late 2016. >>> happening today, a judge will hear arguments from a local soccer league that says the nfl plans to destroy their field during super bowl 50. ate cate caugiran is live in levi's stadium in santa clara. >> reporter: good morning. league members are fighting over this popular soccer field right behind me that hundreds of kids use in the santa clara youth soccer league. they say that they want a better plan and they are demanding answers. >>> reporter: in 11 pages of lawsuit the latest legal kick over the tug of war between the super bowl and soccer has been delivered. the santa clara youth soccer league is suing the city about handing their fields over to the nfl for free and the conditions that they will be returned in. league president says the city made the decision behind closed doors. >> had we had a public hearing where we could have, you know, had a number of our board of director members or, you know,

just down from alameda, the port of oakland. ive picture where in three or four months, it's going to look different. change is coming in the form of larger, higher cranes, bigger container ships in port mean taller cranes that are required to load and offload all the cargo. the port isn't buying new cranes. it's just modifying four old ones. fitting them with longer legs to make them 26 feet taller than they are now. the work should be done by next april. >> not just hype, cyber monday, today is very real. some websites actually crashed. target's website featured this apology after the site was swamped by a record number of shoppers. paypal, foot locker, groupon, and victoria's secret also experienced brief outages or slowdowns today. according to a lot of web trackers. the big news could be the shift to smartphone use. probably doesn't surprise you. maybe even you were part of this. mobile sales are expected to account for more than a third of online sales which are way up from last year. what happens behind the scenes after yo

was reported, the port authority police responded and swept the area using canines and deemed the area safe. they also say an investigation continues with detectives reviewing closed circuit tv and interviewing potential witnesses. meanwhile congressman meeks whose district includes jfk says he has spoken to the secretary of homeland security about the intruder, and the airport's fencing. his other concern is that the intruder could have been testing the system. >> anything is possible. and so we've got to find out. and i hope the police department, who this guy is, and find out where he is. >> now congressman meeks has set up a meeting with port authority on this december 13 incident and coming up at 6:00, we have more on the breach. including why it took nearly 10 minutes from the time to call about an intruder came in, to when police arrived on the scene. liz, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> 15 children in new jersey went to the hospital instead of school this morning. after a fire extinguisher went off on the bus. police say the bus was heading to green grove elementary school

>> we had a number of conversations with the airport and port authority. s you well know director nuru, the airport runs their own facilities, their own retail. they select their own tenants and they have relationships with their own tenants. in this model that we're recommending over here, we are, as i just described, we're going to enter into -- again in the airport model, all of the risks and all the rewards from running the place, paying for the place, as well as finding the right set of tenants lies with the airport. in this model, we are selecting a master lessee, and our anticipation is that we can move a lot of risks to the operationing and maintenance side, as well as capital replacement side to the master lessee side. >> and then the port, can you speak to the port? >> yes. the port, i mean same conversation with the port as you are well-aware of. for example, the ferry building is a port property, and they went through a prioritization process with equity -- equity office -- it's a similar sort of long-term sort of lease, that equity has where th

look at the melting snow on the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk cenene in sioux city. the high today was 33 and t t low 27. 32 is r sioux city temperature. local temperatures are in the upper 20s and lower 30s. winds are light and variable. wind chills are in the 20s for mot gbut we have some teens and single digits in the east. the satellite and radar shows quiet weather to our west for now. but be aware that areas north and west of siouxland will have more snow tomorow and early saturday. that's where we find winter weather advisories in light blue (which includes lyon county in iowa, dakota, and the sioux falls metro. farther west is a winter storm warning in yellow. the stormcast hd shows the next round of snow, maybe mixed with some rain, mainly across the north late tomorrow and into early saturday. quiet weather is expected during the day saturday and into sunday. the snow forecast shows less than 0.5" of accumulation for most of us, but 1-4" across the north. the low tonight will be 18 with clearing skies. tomorrow, look for a high of 39 and a chance of r

let's get a look outside on the port neal welding company city. currently, the map.winds are from the north and northwest and they're pretty strong between 20 and 30 miles per hour. a wind advisory continues counties where gusts stretch between 35 and 45 here's our satellite and radar imagery dense system is spinning through stormcast hd, you can see that this will move away by the middle of the day. however, another system will tomorrow. we rain and snow combo afternoon. then transition over to tuesday night into quarter inch of rain and less than a half inch of snow. today's forecast calls for a morning mix then we'll have cloudy skies and a high of 40. the low tonight is 28. tomorrow's high is 39 with an afternoon mix. here's the 7 day forecast. rain/sleet/snow mix pushing through the region through the past 12 hours but it has now exit. the system dropped close to an inch and a half of precipitation. let's get a look outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd in sioux city. currently, temperatures are in the 30s for most of the map.wind

so it's going to be good for the port of oakland. it's going to be good for the bay area and everybody. >> reporter: port officials say the vessel got there safely to the port of oakland, where it will stay until sunday afternoon or monday morning. from fort point, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> it's a quarter mile long and can carry 18,000 contain terps. it's operated by a company in france. they plan to use it in regular service connecting china with the west coast. >>> the super bowl still 38 days away but a battle on the field is already raging. a south bay youth soccer field is suing the nfl. cate caugiran reports. >> reporter: there was an outpouring of support for the youth league hearing what the judge had to say. santa clara's youth soccer league is fighting for their place to play. they say their fields are being handed over to the nfl for free and worry about the condition they will be returned in. the original plan was staging area for the halftime show but now it will be a media center for 6,000 visiting press. the concern is th

they did confirm that this was the main port of entry and was the first place that they stopped. so the hides, you probably wonder why hides, what makes hides so valuable to the rest of the world. when you consider 19th-century life, think about the horse and buggy. you got checks, bids, cells, chaps, boots, saddles, bridles, ulcerative things made -- all sorts of things made out leather. clothing. so that might be a good reason why the rest of the world wanted so much leather. they were driven by big camshaft coming down the middle of the ceiling. and hoped to that shaft, a driveshaft, there would be leather belts. a typical factory in boston or new york would have thousand miles of leather belts. that is what drove the economy in california. another thing that we might mention are the two prominent americans here that really helped drive the economy with the import/export business as they established in monterey in the 1820's and 30's. this is captain john rogers cooper and thomas oliver larkin. you see their names on some of the cases up here. captain john robert cooper was a

here's the port neal welding company skycam hd where oud cover is beginning to shift away to the east. the satellite and radar shows our threat of snow is finally diminishing. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s with cool conditions. here's the dayplanner where today's high is in the middle 30s. your full forecast is coming up - your news starts now. "announcer: "now live from kcau-tv in sioux city, iowa... this is abc9 news this midday.... " " jessica rae: good morning and thanks for joining us this midday. i'm jessica rae. a hotly contested topic is gaining some traction with one nebraska nebraska today in order to represnt patients using medical cannabis oil. jessica rae: republican senator tommy garrrett of nebraska's 3rd district is travelling around the state to talk to people about his recent visit to minneta where he saw how patients treated with medical cannabis oil are benefitting from the substance. garrett says he is impressed with there being no law enforcement incidents so far... saying the program is a prime example of how nebraska's sick could benefit without infringin

. >> the futuristiistic tower jetting over the port is the newly opened museum of tomorrow. >> when i arrived here, i had the impression i was in a different country. it's so clean and pretty. >> the exhibits are intended to be a poetic yet forceful fusion of science, philosophy and art. the curator hopes that the journey here will compel visitors to ask the big questions about mankind and to remind us that we're caretakers of the earth. >> the museum, it's conceded around a philosophical concept. it is not ready. it is not done. tomorrow it will be built. >> the you fee yum has become an iconic symbol of the resurgence of the port of rio. left to deteriorate for 70 years, since 2010 it has been in the midst of a major mak makeover. it's benefited from the influx of investment money that poured in for the 2016 summer olympics. >> we have a lot of synergy between the two interventions that is making us to have an advantage. to take advantage on this process. because of the visibility at this moment. >> justinia has watched the transformation. >> i used to be scared walking in this area

breaking news coming from us out of yemen of the the governor of the port city of aden has been killed. his convoy was attacked by a grenade. five of his bodyguards were also killed in this incident. the yemen political analyst joining us now. we very much appreciate your time. what is the security situation in aden compared to the rest of the country? <>> having said that, what knowledge do you have of how the governor moved about through the city? <

let's have a glance outdoors on the port neal welding company skycam hd. we have some decent temperatures as we region. this is than yesterday. the wind is pretty light from the east and southeast. high up into the 50s and region yesterday. stormcast hd where we've got some more mild weather on the way for our friday. temperatures this afternoon will jump into the mid 50s in sioux city. then as we get into tomorrow, we'll have cloudy skies and a chance of evening showers. as cooler temperatures sweep in, we'll expect a mix of sleet and snow on sunday. rain amounts could be pretty significant in the 1 inch to 1.5 inch range! today, we'll stay dry with partly and a high temperature getting up to 54 in sioux city. tonight's low is 31 as clouds thicken. tomorrow we'll make it up to 44 and it'll be cooler with late. let's get a check of the 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott: deborah: you're looking at some very special puppies. these little cuties represent outdoors on the port neal welding company skycam hd. we have some decent temperatures as we of the day wit

fred (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows the scene from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. the almanac shows a high today of 31 and a low of 19. 24 is our sioux city temperature. the dew point of 14 shows dry air in place. local temperatures are in the teens north and 20s south. winds are northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. wind chills are as cold as -1 in spencer and 0 in sheldon and estherville, with the the single digits and teens. the satellite and radar shows quiet weather to our west, but snow to our east today. here's a reminder to always drive slowly and carefully, even in light snow: a picture from a 50+ car pileup in michigan that happened in only 1-2" of snow. the stormcast hd shows quiet and cold weather tonight, then a warmup as we move through the weekend. your forecast for tonight is for a low of 8 degrees under mostly clear skies. tomorrow's high will be 39 with mostly sunny skies. the 7-day shows us topping 40 on sunday and again next tuesday and friday, so this christmas will be warm...and snow-free. fred: tim: jenna: (tim) thanks, fred. (fred

the british could blockade the port. but, you know, our access here by water is through the mouth of the chesapeake bay. and there's a real concern among people that if the british could blockade boston, that they could blockade the bay too, and that virginiians here would face some of the same consequences that were happening in massachusetts. so people were concerned. there was a real uncertainty. and, you know, there had been recent conflicts on the border with pennsylvania, the boston tea party, you know, there are things that are causing people to have concern. and so, you know, the reaction here was rightly -- i think people were anxious, but once the house reassembled at the raleigh tavern and set up this shadow government, it probably caused another layer of uncertainty because as you heard in some of the chatter on the street afterwards, is this really going to work, can they do this? and to sort of top things off, just a few weeks after he dissolved the house, dunmore left for ohio on a war campaign. and so we w

the blaze broke out in the intensive care unity and the maternity department at a hospital in the port city of jizan. more than 100 people are injured. it's taken civil defense teams to battle the fire, an investigation is underway. >>> taliban is fighting for control of the helmand province. after heavy fighting in the past few days. the key battle is now in sangen. british soldiers have been sent back to advise a year april they left the region. update from kabul. >> he tells us in the past 24 hours, 20 have been killed and more than 60 wounded. he says the siege was very intense and he also believes that there are civilian casualties. he has no information as the battle ground is not accessible. to get more information from the area. hell mandatarea. helhelmand, is well-known for is opium produce and opium trade, people's livelihood is growing poppies. people feel that the poppy is the only way of living and making the living. so afghan government would go eradicate and people would push back the government. so that's why taliban got the support from people and their farms have been

here's the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre in sioux city. 39 was the high and 32 the low today, both above normal. 36 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures are in the 30s. winds are northwest at 10-15 miles per hour. wind chills are in the 20s and lower 30s. zooming out, we can see the temperature contrast driving radar shows strong storms in eastern iowa and indiana. the stormcast hd shows another round of snow tomorrow. it will mainly affect southern and eastern siouxland, where 1-4" of snow may fall. the sioux city metro could pick up 1" of snow. your forecast for tonight is for breezy winds and a low of 29. tomorrow's high will be 31 with snow in the south and east accumulating 1-4". the 7-day forecast shows a good chance of rain and snow in the evening friday, then a chance of rain and snow saturday. we'll cool to only 19 sunday before another chance of snow fred: tim: jenna: (tim) central iowa has had more snow, and road conditions are snow-covered in those area. the hd radar shows some light snow in the east. there is a severe weather thr

let's get a look outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd look outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd in sioux city and the king's pointe skycam hd in storm m ke, are currently stationed in the 30s and 40s with a few 50s popping up. we have a light southeast breeze between 5 and 15 miles per hour. there's some fairly thick fog in place for southern and eastern siouxland correlating with a dense fog advisory that will push through the morning hours of our monday. a quiet pattern is in place as we start off our first full week ofof december. today, we'll have sunshine temperature of there'll be extra chance of an passing through. back out on wednesday with high pressure taking back over and a breezy south wind will carry temperatures into the middle and upper 50s. today's high is 50 tomorrow's high is conditions and maybe a shower or two. forecast fwhere we'll see 50s before a cooldown this weekend. jessica rae port neal welding in sioux city and the hd in storm lake, stationed in the 30s0s and 40s withth few 50s poppininup. we have a light southeast breeze between 5 a