print some self prime minister just i'm sure doe to say big oil is dying pipeline yes after british columbia politicians environmentalist indigenous groups fought tooth and nail through protest and political action and legal action to slow the development of the pipeline down to the point where even kinda morgan c.e.o. steve kane conceded back in early april that quote it is difficult to conceive of any scenario in which we would proceed with the project well prime minister trudeau slid in with a shocking r k o out of nowhere on the opponents of the pipeline announcing that the canadian government well now by the pipeline outright just to complete the controversial project it is being reported that government is looking to spend four point five billion canadian dollars or three point four billion u.s. dollars to purchase kimber morgan's pipeline naturally this move is left opponents of the pipeline shocked dismayed and outright angry clayton thomas muller a campaigner with three fifty dot org stated despite tens of thousands of people opposing it he just used taxpayer money to bail out a pro

he doesn't want the pipeline to be as sending three times more oil to the pristine coast of british columbia where there be more tankers and stuff so he's like you know what i'll take care of the albertans here and at the same time the left will love me because i'm going to nationalize this thing well guess what he's just made a lot of enemies across the board with this kind of thinking i'm not sure that socializing oil was really what what all all of us progressives were asking for and it's sort of interesting because he was this hero of the laughed at and all of this but what it makes me wonder is with all the court cases going on with everything already happening that this pipeline and you wonder how the purchase will affect all those pending court cases and the building of the pipeline the sense those carcases are what essentially stopped at the first place so what is canada's plan after purchasing this pipeline great question look there in this is the place this is a very plant it was not your thinking. and so getting five billion from can do more good for them to build a pipeline canad

he doesn't want the pipeline to be as sending three times more oil to the pristine coast of british columbia where there be more tankers and stuff so he's like you know what i'll take care of the albertans here and at the same time the left will love me because i'm going to nationalize this thing well guess what he's just made a lot of enemies across the board with this kind of thinking i'm not sure that socializing oil was really what what all all of us progressives were asking for and it's sort of interesting because he was this hero of the laughed at and all of this but what it makes me wonder is with all the court cases going on with everything already happening that this pipeline and you wonder how the purchase will affect all this pending court cases and the building of the pipeline since those carcases are what essentially stopped at the first place so what is canada's plan after purchasing this pipeline great question look there in this is the place this is a green plant it was not you're thinking. i'm sort of getting five billion from can do more good for them to build a pipeline ca

this is a victorian pioneer rifle for militia in british columbia. militia, british columbia. are almost all abolitionists. they found out about mitchell and were able to rescue him. the chief justice of the colony says, after he is brought to him, mitchell is at an age in a vessel that is in british waters. since great britain had ended slavery in 1833, mitchell was a free man. there were comments about that. can anyone read these out loud? go ahead. we are all in school. start with the first one, the one on the left. >> [indiscernible] -- taken from a vessel and was stored in a port country and it is high time we had a fight. quintard: can anyone read the other section? chief justice cameron decided the law was clear that no man could be held a slave on british soil. he ordered charles to be forthwith. ae decision was met considerable applause and a few hisses. welcome to liberty by his white and colored friends, a righteous decision. is december 26, 1860. ard: the americans were in great and the british were glad this had happened. this would be freedom for charles mitchell

a town in canada's western province of british columbia has an unlikely menace stalking its streets.yards, and can even be seen knocking on people's windows. as virginia langeberg reports, locals are not exactly rolling out the welcome mat for their feathered neighbours. they are often admired for their majestic appearance, but when these residents of sullivan heights moved m, residents of sullivan heights moved in, it is likely most locals had no idea what they were in for. any time they are disturbed, they start screaming. and it sounds a lot like a crying baby. i have gone into my kids room, thinking they are crying at night, and it turns out to be a peacock. around 150 of the large exotic birds now freely roam the streets, undisturbed, and they have well and truly made themselves at home. i can't send kids into the backyard to play. my kids never play in the backyard, because our patio is full of poop. sometimes my neighbours have scratches on their ca rs. neighbours have scratches on their cars. the neighbourhood is located in surrey, british columbia, where peacocks fall outsid

a town in canada's western province of british columbia has an unlikely menace stalking its streets.e birds have invaded backyards and can even be seen knocking on people's windows. and as virginia langeberg reports, locals are not exactly rolling out the welcome mat for their feathered neighbours. they are often admired for their majestic appearance, but when these residents of sullivan heights moved m, residents of sullivan heights moved in, it is likely most locals had no idea what they were in for. any time they are disturbed, they start screaming. and it sounds a lot like a crane baby, i have gone into making through thinking they are crying and it turns out to be a peacock. around 150 of the large, exotic birds now freely roam these streets undisturbed and they are have well and truly made themselves at home. you can't send their kids out in the backyard to play, my kids never played in the backyard because the patio is full of them. my neighbours, i sometimes heard scratches on their cars. the neighbourhood is located in surrey, british columbia, where peacocks fall outside th

he snuck onto a vessel that would go from the north to the british columbia. discovered andly thrown into the captain's cabin and held their. the assumption was that once the ship got to victoria, he would be taken into custody and brought back to olympia and the attempts to gain his freedom would fail. here's what actually happened. abolitionists, and here are some of them, this is the victoria pioneer rifle militia in british columbia. i started to say that they are the black militia, but they are the militia for british columbia. they are almost all abolitionists. they find out about mitchell and they are able to rescue him and they bring him before the chief justice of the colony and the chief justice of the colony says that in so far as mitchell was in a vessel within british waters insists that great britain has ended slavery in 1833, he was a free man. there were comments about that and i wish that you guys could read these comments. can anybody read these things out loud? go ahead. who can read out loud? we are all in school here. go ahead. start with

michael mckee is at the g7 meeting and worchester, british columbia. you are there with the people being affected. what is their reaction? ofthe reaction is one perhaps anger, but not surprised. they anticipated this might happen, particularly the europeans. enoughalks produced not to get them to suspend the imposition of the tariffs, which you mentioned go into effect at midnight tonight. tariffs on steel imports, 10% on aluminum which the president imposed months ago but suspended pending the outcome of these negotiations. as you mentioned, every member of the g7 is affected. japan was never exempted, and eu -- canada ,ecause of the nafta talks which have not proceeded far enough. those countries join the others in being sanctioned. shery: we are getting the reaction from france as well, saying the eu measures should be tied to tariffs. -- saying it will take several weeks to take measures. are we expecting the finance ministers of the eu, and leaders next weekend to talk with the trump administration? oh, yes. there will be talks. is notough steve m

near vancouver island, british columbia. it's contagious. symptoms include similar symptoms to the flu. >>> health warning in santa clara county about the measles. according to the san francisco chronicle, at least six cases of the measles have been reported in that county. health officials say the latest case involved a patient previously traveled outside the u.s. march 7. former cases where confirmed by april 5. measles have also been reported in alameda county and in nevada. officials say the original cases were linked to a traveler who was exposed to the measles in europe. and then came back here to the bay area. >>> time now is 4:01. and it is a new incident involving southwest airline. a window cracked during flight. still ahead, the local aviation expert on what could have caused the problem and just how common or rare something like this is. >>> eight police officers were hurt in a fiery explosion. it happened during a standoff with a man who was holding his wife hostage. >>> last night, a barn in connecticut where a man reportedly h

he's from british columbia. he's the first in his home country. second to toss a no-hitter. it's the third no-hitter in the majors this year. >>> well, there's a new outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo. the government declared the outbreak of the rare and deadly disease after just two cases were confirmed in the town of bokaro. the most recent was a year ago. four people died. an outbreak in guinea, liberia, and sierra low own in 2014 killed more than 11,000 people. a team of medical experts is traveling to bokaro to try to prevent the disease from spreading there. >>> and an american soldier rushing home to be with his wife for the birth of their daughter didn't make it in time, but thanks to face time, there's a happy ending. omar villafranca has that story. >> reporter: brooks lindsey wears the uniform of an army specialist, but this morning he's concentrating on his latest assignment as a proud new dad. baby millie was coming earlier than planned, so brooks was rushing to his hometown in mississippi. he wanted to be next to h

after eating raw oysters from british columbia. norovirus is contagious and causes inflammation of the stomach and intestines. symptoms include vomiting and fever. ( darya )( darya ) in the east bay... new video shows a violent laptop robbery in berkeley. we first told you about this yesterday morning. this happened monday at cafe strada on college avenue. police say a man stole a laptop from someone inside. the two good samaritans tried to stop him. but a getaway car drove up... and the driver helped the thief get away. ( darya ) those theives got away ... but this one was caught. a thief is now behind bars after a woman was assaulted and robbed near u-c berkley. it happened tuesday night near bancroft way and fulton street. the theif got out of a car...punched a woman in the face...and took her laptop. the person then got back into their car and drove away. shortly after an officer pulled over a car that matched the decription of the one involved in the robbery and arrested the driver. ( james ) a new report reveals california's

. >>> californians being urged to avoid raw oysters from british columbia, at least for now, after about a hundred people who ate them came down with norovirus. the oysters were harvested from bain's sound on vancouver island. in addition to the california cases, nearly 200 people in canada also got sick as well. four oyster farms linked to the outbreak all remaining closed. >>> every once in a while we'll talk about how our weather in the bay area gets sensitive this time of year. the next 24 hours is a case in point. we'll see a tiny little change in wind direction and keep the onshore flow but for some of you, it may mean a 10-degree difference in temperature tomorrow. i'll explain coming up. >> coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, will the feds leave california high and dry? new signs fema won't help foot the bill for the massive repairs to the oroville dam. >>> here we are. in the midst of spring and it's starting to sort of feel like it at times but cool at night. >> it's interesting because this time of year can almost feel like two seasons within one day, where in the morning, it's

this will go into british columbia soon. in the next couple of weeks making 4 or 5 different rounds of rainfall. each of those will be a near miss to our north. the dry part we are locked into. the cloud part will be changing. we will not see as far of a push inland overnight tonight. we will see the clouds retrieve in the coastland this afternoon. saturday, high thin cover, giving us cloudy saturday morning before things thin out a bit by saturday evenings. the weekend, pleasant, tomorrow, the warmest day of the next 3. the cinco de mayo festival, saturday in oakland. jack lemon square. mild, not warm, middle 60s. parkinson's disease is a moving day. it is sunday morning in san francisco. 58 degrees. highs tomorrow, inland. above 80 in san francisco. 75 for redwood city. still in the 50s in the morning. milder, not warm. kentfield, 74. tomorrow, 68, 81 degrees in clear lake. weekend, pleasant, 60s, more of the same next week. sometimes you have a big roller coaster ride of a temperature this is like the little kiddie ride.

. >> raw oysters from british columbia blamed for an outbreak that left caliifornians sick. the number of new illnesses is declining but the investigation by the way is ongoing. at a sun screen ban is one step closer to becoming law in hawaii. state lawmakers passed that bill tuesday. it would ban the is a el of sun screens that have chemicals believed to damage coral reeves. it would discourage people wearing sun screen all together would increase skin cancer. >> we're going to san jose. next from the shark tank. ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. preserving affordable housing preserves communities. so we are doing their kitchens and their flooring and their lobbies and the grounds. and the beautification of their homes, giving them pride in where they live, will mak

isorter: n tghborhood located in surrey, british columbia, where peacocks outside the scope of animal control. just whe you ask?y come from, it is rumored they werera on a rul property in the area a decade ago, but now anyone'san backyard ce a new nest. one resident has taken mat ors into their hands, cutting down a tree on his property where peacocks were nesting. the homeowner faces a $100,000 or muchd potential more >> we are into furthendlegal action fines for the homeowner an individual that cut the tree down. reporter: the city plans to educate residents on how best to deal with the birds. prosecutors from the international criminal court arrived at the democrat republic of congo in central africa following allegations of war crimes against peaceful protesters. dozens of people have been killed in recent months in mathematicians organized by the catholic church, calling for free elections and for president joseph kabila to step down. as fergal keane reports from kinshasa, people are not in need of humanitarian aid. there is a warning that there are some distressing scenes. in a

a town canada's western province of british columbia has had an unlikely menace stalking its streets. it is being overrun by wild peacocks. be seen knocking on people's windows. n sidents say they are afraid to send their childtside to cars have been scratched and damage. but locals are not exactly rolling out the welcome mat for their feathered neighbors. reporter: they are often admired for their majestic appearance, but when they moved in, it is likely most locals had no idea what they were in for. >> anytime they are disturbed, they start screaming. it sounds a lot like a crying baby. they are crying at night, and it turns out to be a peacock. reporter: about 150 of the large exotic birdsro freely the streets undisturbed, and they have well and truly make hthemselve e. >> i cannot send my kids to the backyard to play. my kids are never in the backyard. >> sometimes the have scratches on their cars. isorter: the neighborhood located in surrey, british oflumbia, where peacocks fall outside the scope animal control. just where did they come from, you ask? it is rumored they were on a

we got the approval of the british columbia government at the time. d then there was an election in d.c. and the new british no,mbia government decided they wanted to do what they could to try to block the pipeline. too risky forcame a commercial entity to go forward with it. so, we are now in the position where we, because this project is in the national economic interest moving forward in our climate change -- climate plan, getting a price across the country, we have stepped in. we are going to get the pipeline built. we don't intend to be in the pipeline business for the long term. there is a very small business case for this pipeline, but we are going to ensure that against built up so that we can get our resources to markets. >> how is nationalizing it going to make those pressures go away? there were environmental objections to this. how is that -- are you just going to steamroll over it? >> the challenge that the pipeline proponent had was political uncertainty involved when a province was determined to do everything that it could to block the p

the california department of health issued a warning about eating raw oysters from british columbia and canada. 100 californians have gotten sick in the week. the number of new illnesses is declining but the investigation is ongoing. >>> learning your child has autism could be challenging for any family. but what if there was a new way to know earlier to intervene sooner. there are ground breaking research from the university of san francisco professor that highlights how the disorder could be detected a few months after birth. sam brock has the exclusive report. >> if this works, it is a window into the mind that could change our practice of psychiatry and neurology the world over. >> reporter: a man dedicated his professional career to studying neurological disorders has just developed an algorithm imthat could change lives. and lead to bet err -- better outcome for children with autism. >> if you are looking for the symptoms, you can't see them before two or three years of age. >> reporter: but dr. bill bosel, a neuroscientist from the university of san francisco figured out you can

water that's the big one the huge water being basically sold taken from ontario here in canada british columbia from michigan from arizona tons of water being taken for pennies a bottle the plastic bottles that are in and now these capsules these capsules are biodegradable either so another environmental. disaster put a problem on their hands maybe starbucks will be able to turn them around r.t. correspondent thank you as always alex. thank you. yes the automaker has a new policy as of today dealing with contractors c.e.o. in law and must said that he has been disappointed to discover how many contractor companies are interwoven throughout tesla contractors must now make a new effort to demonstrate their worth to tesla and have tesla employees a vouch for the contractor mr musk has even gone as far as denying access to the facilities to contractors hundreds of contractors work at tesla's fremont california plant alongside roughly ten thousand tesla workers the new policy walsall impact other facilities of tesla for more on tesla and other auto news we're joined by lauren fix who congratulations

but outside across british columbia, about four people die each day from an overdose. it is now the leading cause of death. stephanie peterson says supervised injection sites brought her back to life. she recently moved off the streets into housing and is now looking to enroll in college. >> reporter: before you came here, was getting off drugs ever a possibility for you? >> no. no, to tell you the truth, not really. >> reporter: some people hearing that might be scratching their heads. how does coming to an injection site make you want to get off drugs? >> because you see what they do. if you sat here for a day and you watched, they've helped me realize how bad my drug using was. >> reporter: where do you think you would be without this place? >> without them i would be dead, 100%. i know that for a fact. >> reporter: how long have you been homeless? >> going on eight years. >> reporter: tiffany fallstitch isn't sure how much longer she can survive this life, on the streets and on heroin. >> i've been out here for so long that -- it would take literally like a crumb t

after eating raw oysters from british columbia.es inflammation of the stomach and intestines. symptoms include vomiting and fever. ( darya ) in the east bay... a hayward woman says thieves broke into her home... and got away with more than 100- thousand dollars worth of cash, jewelry and electronics. the woman and her husband were not home at the time. they believe the thieves are trying to sell the stolen items at local gold stores and pawn shops. <"they're not going out of the country to sell these things. you know, there's few shops. and, if there's a system, an email system that like you shoot an email to 50 shops that hey you know, alert those people -- its very easy. you know, it's very easy to catch those people." >( darya ) right now... investigators don't have any information on the thieves. ( james ) a new report reveals california's population grew by more than 300-thousand people last year. that means just under 40- million people live here now. and one of the fastest growing cities is newark. realtors say more young pr

. >>> according to the state department of health norovirus, these raw oysters were eaten in british columbia. they were in four oyster farms, symptoms, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever. >>> happening now, a heated debate in tremont over a controversial sex ad -- sexual education material. live now in fremont. here is azenith smith. >> reporter: they started at 4:30 pm. 200 speaker signed up. the majority of them are adamant that the curriculum is not age appropriate. 500 people packed three rooms at this fremont school board meeting concern over a proposed sex ed curriculum. >> it is controversial. it is dangerous. >> reporter: yes. >> why is it okay for the teacher to read out this kind of thing?>> reporter: many of them carry signs yes to sex ed and no to 3 rs. >> i think when ever you are talking about personal issues that people have a lot of individual beliefs around and religious beliefs and political police. >> reporter: they do not believe that the material is too graphic. they are implementing changes and toning down some of the more sophisticated content. >> it has to be medically acc

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what a night for british columbia native...her)(weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. led california's fight ofor clean, renewable energy.or he cleaned up pollution at the port of l.a. and created more good-paying jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. outpost 134. two miles to go. i'm all atingle. so, mulder, this supposed clandestine source who's contacted you, how do we know that he's not just another crackpot whose encyclopedic knowledge of extraterrestrial life isn't derived exclusively from reruns of star trek? because of where this particular crackpot works. groom lake. area 51. where the military has conducted... for the past 50 years, classified experiments involving extraterrestrial technology. it's all our questions. the proof that we've suspected but never been able to hold in our hands. that... that proof is here. mulder, it's the dim hope of finding that proof

petronas abandoned its own onposal in british columbia spiraling costs and opposition from environmentaligenous groups. apple is preparing to a bend years of tradition and launch software to cure people of device addiction. toutedpany has enhancements that tight users closer to iphones and ipads. this is a series of tools to matt -- to monitor how much time people spend looking at screens. remy: in the meantime, a little-known hong kong department score skyrocketed in the final days of thursday's trading. lifestyle international holdings jumped 63% before closing more than 40% higher. that added 1.5 billion u.s. dollars in value on what was one of the biggest trading days of the year. lifestyle joined the small-cap index after the close. haidi: a nice payday going into the end of the month. -- a decadeional update -- a decade of good times may be over for airlines. are expected to go up. we are looking at turbulence. reporter: the world airline chief executives are gathering for their annual meeting. the industry is looking precariously balanced. they have had a run of nine consecutive p

but outside, across british columbia, about four people diaper day from overdose. it's the leading cause of death. this woman says it brought hear ba -- her back to life. before you came here was getting off drugs ever a possibility for you. >> no. to tell you the truth, not really. >> reporter: some people hearing that might be scratching their heads. how does coming to an injection site make you want to get off of drugs? >> because you see what they do. if you sat here for a day and you watched, they helped me realize how bad my drug using was. >> reporter: where do you think you'd be without this place? >> without them, i'd be dead, 100%. i know that for a fact. >> reporter: how long have you been homeless? >> going on eight years. >> reporter: tiffany isn't sure how much longer she can survive this life. on the streets and on heroin. >> i've been out here for so long that i, it would take literally like a crumb to make me feel like, you know, i was worth something again, you know? >> san francisco's first supervised injection sites would be funded with private

the only other no-hitter was hurled by a canadian in 1945 paxton is from british columbia, not from ontariosquawk box" team has had their coffee or tea, let's find out what's coming up on that fine program. becky quick is back from omaha that was the best year yet that was a fantastic show the other day. >> brian, thank you very much. i never got them to say bromance i won't get those fish it's great to see you this morning. talk about wanting to be a sports anchor and getting the chance to do it today, let me tell you who we have this morning on the show. part owner of the golden start warriors, chamath palihapitiya will be joining us we will be joined by the co-owner of the celtics, glenn hutchins obviously neither of those two are here primarily to talk basketball as a point of fact, we will be joined by a part-time owner of the philadelphia 76ers, michael rubin. basketball is just a bit about what we'll be discussing with chamath palihapitiya, we'll talk facefacebook, the privacy issues, and the news this morning that facebook is talking about its biggest reorganization in 15 years. we

we have heard or who has done a similar lawsuit and there were sixty temporary for endings in british columbia who were hearing agency fees they were not getting paid for over time. they settled they got back a lot of. their other cases that area of theirs but this will be one of the first ones for people were angry. when i. got a long story but it's one story. you know and the gunmen were glad to go it's the only thing to. do with the little. that you're going to do going to the minimum i'm going to do and that my boat is getting going but it doesn't so when i. look at the. if. i'm going to tell miss summerson. going to put two am going to. get another i get a look and said i was a hundred going to the second i'm going to say that and they were saying in don't believe. it when i'm going to give him that. she. was going to have if i want it i want. it i would in there and that that. machine our commission it doesn't want to know who won. but never did i wish i knew they had. their window i feel now bad that i'm good for. get that done and visit me better than he said you doing as you've done i

building all the way from british columbia down through southern california. slight offshore breeze, we'll likely see temperatures climb as much as the 70s. inland spots, it may only warm into the low 80s. it looks like we could see mid to maybe upper 80s as we head through next weekend. closing in maybe on 90. >>> still ahead, a mechanic's risky test drive into traffic. >>> plus, shipwreck of a very unpleasant cruise goes viral. ♪ whatever it is that floats your boat... ...or tickles your tastebuds... ...or brightens your day... ...even if you've never tried it before... ♪ ...just know that... you can, in portland. ♪ whatever it is that floats your boat... ...or tickles your tastebuds... ...or brightens your day... ...even if you've never tried it before... ♪ ...just know that... you can, in portland. ship wanted to see. a pipe broke ... causing >>> well, this is not the kind of water the passengers on the carnival cruise ship wanted to see. a pike broke. and this was on day five of a seven-day cruise. the sudden images posted on facebook, there were a lot of

they were harvested at seafood farms near british columbia.a virus is highly contagious. >>> water district has decided last night whether to back the governors towards construction of twin tunnels that will transport water to the delta to southern california. water districts in southern california have already committed $11 billion to the project. a group of bike riders is calling to put it more barriers between vehicles and bike lanes. bike riders formed a human shield, asking for better support for better protection of bike lanes. designated bike lanes alone don't keep them safe. starting next week the bay bridge bypass will be open 24 hours a day for caltrans latest pilot project. if that bike and pedestrian path it goes from oakland to buena vista island which is normally open 6 am to 9 pm. but starting 6 am on thursday, may 10 the path will be opened around the clock. it ends on saturday may 19 at 9 pm . >>> san jose airport is making improvements to accommodate growing number of trelers there. the airport is going ahead with a $50 milli

to ever throw a major leagiue no-hitter..and the first to do it in his native country...the british columbiaad seattle to a 5-0 vicory over the blue jays. the only other canadian to throw a no-hitter..for the record he did it in 1945....dick fowler of the philadelphia athletics... .. espn's website tonight..unfortunatly...the tonight..unfortunatly...the place where most sports fans turn for sports news..made james paxton their 4th story tonight.....between 2012 and 2015...their were 22 no- hitters in the majors.. as you wartch sean manea of the a's... .ewakawa...from seatlle..beckett as a dodgers..and the giantsb own tim lincecum.....we tell you that the no-hitter..no longers makes you stop in your tracks... the warriors as we speak are closing as we speak the warriors as we speak the warriors as we speak the warriors as we speak are closing out new orleans...meaning monday night the western conference chanpiosnhips begin in houston....warfirst time in 4 years will not court advanatge in a playoff will host d if (vicki) if you're having visitors soon...show them this story.(grant) most local

>> cool paxton is from british columbia and the first canadian pitcher to pitch a make league no-hitter in his home country. seattle winning 5-0. >>> the candidates who are vying to become california's next governor faced off in a debate last night. coming up, some of the highs and lows of the evening. >> reporter: california regulators may soon require builders to install solar panels on new homes. i'll have the details coming right up. it's not just any streaming. it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with priv

what a night for british columbia native... mariners win 5-0...that's our lexus ultimate highlight!!! and speaking of no hitters... we have a profile on a giants player who did one better... a perfect game part of the 2018 bay area sports hall of fame class... 3-time word series champion matt cain...champion matt series time word fame class... 3-sports hall of 2018 bay area part of the 2018 bay area sports hall of fame class... 3-time word series champion matt cain...(wipe to sot open) once he found his groove cain was on a tear the 2009 season was the start of an incredible run where the right hander hurled his way to a trio of all star nods and multiple cy young ballots, but nothing beats the feeling than being part of three world championship teams and for him the 2010 campaign stands out the most. none of us realized how far back we were going into september we felt like we had a good team we felt like we had a chance that whole time and we just knew that we had to seek out a couple more wins and keep on pushing and pushing and pus

affected oysters were harvested at four oyster farms and they found that near vancouver island, british columbia. norovirus is contagious. symptoms are similar to the flu. >>> a health warning in santa clara county about the measles. according to the san francisco chronicle, at least six cases of the measles now reported in that county. health officials say the latest case involves a patient who recently traveled outside of the u.s. the first case was back in march seventh. for more cases were conformed by april 5 the measles have also been reported in alameda county and in nevada. officials say the original cases were linked to a traveler who was exposed to the measles in europe and then came back here to the bay area. >>> the population of california is growing. with nearly 40 million people now living in the state. new numbers from the california department of finance show that the population has now -- is now at 39.8 million. 309,000 new residents since last year's survey. a number that includes newborns and people moving to california from other states or countries. the largest population i

the affected oysters near vancouver island, british columbia. normal virus is contagious. >>> there's a health warning in santa clara county. it's about the measles. according to the san francisco chronicle, at least six cases of the measles have been reported in that county. health officials say the latest case involved a patient who recently traveled outside of the u.s. the first case reported march 7. four more cases where conformed by april 5. the measles have also been reported in alameda county and in nevada. officials say the original cases were linked to a traveler exposed to the measles in europe but came back here to the bay area. >>> it's 11 minutes after 5:00. it is a new incident involving southwest airlines. a window cracked during flight. still ahead, a local aviation expert tells us what could've caused the problem and just how common or rare something like this is. >>> and an incredible story. eight police officers hurt in a ferry explosion. the blast that happened during a standoff with a man we use our phones and computers the

and this is because of low pressure, which is currently sitting off the coastline of vancouver british columbiae for us, but this low will move to the south and park itself over nevada. that will do several different things and one change coming up on friday. on friday noticed something missing here. no fog on the coast. no cloud cover. that is because the wind will change as that low gets closer. and it will take that onshore flow away. now friday night into saturday. watch where the low is centered to the east. watch where a new ridge of high pressure is centered. that enhances the north wind, even though a north wind would be cool, for us, it is an offshore wind and the wind will be dusty friday night. and that is also the reason why friday and saturday will be the warmest because we will lose the ocean influence. so above 1000 feet the wind could get up to 55 miles per hour. strong enough to bring down a few trees. we will watch that. highs tomorrow warming back up to normal. that is 73 degrees for you in san jose. the beach has been cloudy and cool and that will not change. walnut creek to

the outbreak started in british columbia, four oyster farms harvested them there. the california department of health is warning people not to eat oysters from the area. health officials say the number of new illnesses is declining, but the investigation is ongoing. >>> more than 17,000 sharks fans are headed to downtown san jose as we speak for the big playoff game tonight against the golden knights, a new look at the shark tank has nothing to do with hockey. the sap center and extra security and a sign of the times. marianne favro is down on the ground level for us with the details. >> reporter: sharks fans head into the sold-out game they notice one big change. across the street, there are two city 15-ton dump trucks. they are designed to prevent anyone from driving into the fan fest. you probably remember the terror attack in nice in 2016 when a cargo truck plowed into a crowd killing 86 people. two city dump trucks are parked at the sharks' fan fest to prevent a similar attack here. san jose police say they haven't received any direct threats surrounding the s

but outside across british columbia, four people die each day and now the leading cause of death. stephanie peterson said supervised injection sites brought her back to life. she recently moved off the streets into housing and is now looking to enroll in college. >> before you came here, was getting off drugs ever a possibility for you? >> no. no, to tell you the truth, not really. >> some people hearing that might be scratching their heads, how does coming to an injection site make you want to get off drugs? >> because you see what they do -- if you sat here for a day and you watched, they've helped me realize how bad my drug using was. >> what do you think -- where do you think you'd be without this place? >> without them, i'd be dead, 100%. i know that for a fact. >> how long you have been homeless? >> going on -- >> tiffany isn't sure how much longer she can survive this life. on the streets and on heroin. >> i've been out here for so long, but -- it is making me feel like i was worth something -- >> san francisco first supervised injection site would be funded with private do

from eating raw oysters from british columbia.. canada. the state department of health put out the warning. the agency says, there is a possible risk of illness from consuming oysters ... harvested in south and central baynes sound. canada has reported more than 170- cases of norovirus. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a couple of snowflakes over the highest peaks. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center moving (pam) tonight, federal aviation investigators have released video from an s-f-o tower camera ... showing a dangerous situation from last july... you might remember, the july incident at s-f-o, when an air canada plane almost lan

after eating raw oysters from british columbia... canada. canada has reported more than 170 cases of norovirus. (vicki) new tonight at nine... police in the north bay are investigaing a brutal home invasion in santa rosa... where the homeowner was tied up... and this is just the latest home robbed after several robberies in sonoma county since february...(grant) it happened this morning around 9-30 on primrose court... and within the last hour investigators wrapped up their investigation at the home... kron4 j-r stone is live in the north bay with new video and details on what happened, j-r? (j.r.)the victim here was tied up and robbed at gunpoint in their own home. tonight investigators are looking for the men who did this. detectives are still very active with this case.this is all new video taken within the last 45 minutes. you can see detectives taking bags of evidence out of the house. this after they served a search warrant on the house where this home invasion happened. it appears that marijuana was in some of these bags. as to the cr

about 100 californians have contracted norovirus in the past week after eating raw oysters from british columbia. the affected oysters were harvested from four oyster farms. the norovirus is contagious with symptoms including vomiting, diarrhea and fever. >>> federal health officials are reporting the first death from e. coli linked to romaine lettuce. the centers for disease control reports the person who died from e. coli is from right here in california. they aren't saying where or giving other details. the infections have sickened 121 people in 25 states. california has the most cases of any u.s. state. health officials have tied it to lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. >>> the white house lead attorney on the russia investigation is stepping down. ty cobb says he is retiring plans to leave his post at the end of the month. president trump is replacing him with emmett flood. he represented former president bill clinton during his impeachment in 1996. cobb was the attorney quoted this year as saying president trump was, quote, very eager to answer questions from special counsel robert mueller. n

from eating raw oysters from british columbia..canada. the state department of health put out the warning. they say there's a possible risk of illness from consuming oysters harvested in south and central baynes sound. canada has reported more than 170 cases of norovirus. (pam) air pollution is not just ugly and smelly, it also kills.. a new report by the world health organization says, fine particles in the air.... leads to early death in about seven- million people each year. researchers attribute many cases of heart disease, lung cancer, pneumonia and strokes .... to air pollution exposure. the report also says, nine out of ten people are exposed to dangerous levels of pollution. the report says... most of the pollution- related deaths are occurring in low- and middle- income countries in asia and africa. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o kron-4's chief o outside at s-f-o kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm t

>> cool paxton is from british columbia and the first canadian pitcher to pitch a make league no-hitter in his home country. seattle winning 5-0. lava. >>> hawaii in a state of emergency as dozens of homes are being destroyed by lava. the new concerns as many pack up and leave because of the volcano. >> plus a new bombshell involving stormy daniels and that hush money. >> and word is, san francisco's police chief may be looking to take a job with the lapd. it's not just any streaming. it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. >>> stunned. we're all stunned. >> what we're learning about the woman whose dna test helped investigators track down the suspected golden state killer. >> the american people