he were finally good happy to see me when i go home because they can you get ahold of me because you know all the phones were down you know you can make any phone calls you can fax you can do anything so they didn't know where i was or if i was still around or anything. so when i finally got home. it it was a voice you know i. think i'm just. trying to stay away from patricia and myself here. just to jump to the next idea. so that happens. but you still live there. it's my home it's still home. already where the heart of it was i got you. know a body was i believe that because my mom and she went to the american me. to. ask you about. a great. great great. i feel a lot of love coming here and we're so confident i can't breathe. yes i see the phrase boston strong what does that mean mean real surprised by. terrorists on the attack because they. are happy to hear it from our point beneath you we need to come here. so i'm sitting here with a young lady who hasn't just seen. or heard the idea boston strong. i lived it. cost them kicks because look how quickly they caught those you know.

be friendly happy to see me when i go home because they can you get ahold of me because you know all the phones were down you know you can make any phone calls you can text you can do anything so they didn't know where i was or if i was still around or anything. so when i finally got home. the there was a voice in your ear. if you. think i'm just. trying to stay away from the tissue myself here. just to jump to the next idea i'm going to say. so that happens. but you still live there. it's my home it's still home. where the heart i listen i got you. because my mama what america me. ask you about. the place you make. your great dream come true i feel a lot of love coming here for the conference. can. i see this phrase boston strong what does that mean. by. terrorists on the attack. are we. here is what we need do we need to come here. so i'm sitting here with a young lady who hasn't just seen. or heard the idea of boston strong. i lived it. cost and kicks because look how quickly they caught those you know. it's awesome. boston did a very good job catching those guys. yeah what are la

he later changed his mind but couldn't get ahold of anyone at the company to get a refund. we found a manager to help and will got his $1,000 back. >>> timothy in sunnyvale thought he bought an iphone online. it turned out to be a scam. he filed a dispute with his digital service but not nowhere. we got timothy a refund of $424. >>> and oscar in san jose asked us to help resolve a problem we have seen before. he was billed for eye surgery that never took place. we contacted the hospital. it reviewed the bill and dropped the $136 charge. perhaps we can help you with your consumermplaints. thum888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >>> some big cats in florida are getting a taste of halloween. >> the jaguar and tigers at the big cat rescue in week. the pumpkins were filled with chicken to satisfy the carnivores. going after the pumpkins brings out the cat's natural instincts and provides some mental stimulation, like when you're playing with your little kittens. look at the mouth on that big guy. >> a lot of fun there. >> i want to see the workers thro

we want to keep ahold of it but something like this happening does not make me feel safe. >> reporter: chevron is taking over the investigation from here. they are expected to be on the scene making repairs for at least the next couple of days. liz in. >> all right. thank you. >>> a new perspective of the vault from the infrared images, pittsburgh police used a drone outfitted with heat detection equipment to help the authorities monitor the situation. at one point temperatures reached 400 degrees overnight in the vault. >> reporter: the botched cleanup as san francisco's hunter's point has residents taking matters into their own hands. kpix5 has the results of an independent report that questions if radioactive contamination could be more widespread than thought. >> tonight, residents here at the shipyard and other members of the hunter's point community got a chance to listen to a scientist they paid for to talk to them about what the navy did and did not do and what techatech did or did not do out here. >> reporter: tucked in, residents talked. >> it was not just in the pacific it

he were friendly good happy to see me when i go home because they couldn't get ahold of me because you know all the phones were down you know you can make any phone calls you can fax you can do anything so they didn't know where i was or if i was still around. anything. so when i finally got home. and it was emotional yeah. you're. good. but i'm just like i'm. trying to stay away from patricia myself here just to jump to the next idea i'm going to say. so that happens. but you still live there. it's my home it's still home. where the heart of this is i got should. anybody. be serious because my mama she went to the american me. ask you about. the place and make. it great. i feel a lot of love coming here for the conference. can. i see this phrase boston strong what does that mean. right now. on the attack. last week. are we. here is what we need you know coming up. so i'm sitting here with a young lady who hasn't just seen. or heard the idea of boston strong. i lived it. because look how quickly they caught those you know. it's awesome. boston did a very good job. catching those guys.

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that's how they were able to get ahold of jeff. but let me show you some of the other damage that is going to become the long process. there is one of these big, beautiful pine trees that are over here in the florida panhandle. the problem is, when a hurricane comes in, they snap, and they're so tall, any power line that's around it, they're bringing down with it, and that is one of the big issues around here. a lot of people have chainsaws ready to go in this neighborhood just so they can start cutting it down. hopefully the power companies will come back and try to get some sort of power up. but they understand, jeff, it is going to be a long process for electricity and this cleanup. r> glor: omar, a long process is absolutely right. but a very short road to development for hurricane michael, and i want to talk to lonnie quinn, chief weathercaster at wcbs now. more about that. lonnie, i know you've all been amazed at the development of the hurricane michael and what's happened here. i mean, how does something go from a tropical s

. >> we have a 13-year-old girl who's vanished, and we need to get ahold of her to make sure she's okay. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies in barron county say 13-year-ol. her mother and father found dead in their home. >> i heard one shot, and then the second shot was even louder yet. >> actually sounded like a car backfiring or something quite large. >> reporter: investigators say a 911 call came from inside the closs home around 1:00 a.m. monday, but they don't know who made the emergency call. the line silent. when police arrived jamie was nowhere to be found. investigators found bullet casings in the house but won't confirm how jamie's parents died. >> something took place. i just don't know what, and that's part of the problem for some of the frustration that we're having. >> reporter: authorities are trying to figure out if jamie left on her own or was taken. they're now checking her social media accounts looking for any clues on her whereabouts. >> they were very, very quiet people. >> very to themselves. >> reporter: at jamie's middle school parents are praying she'll be found sa

were not any closer to finding a way out of this this diplomatic crisis all right thanks so much then ahold of a passenger plane carrying one hundred eighty nine people has crashed into the sea off the coast of indonesia is no sign of survivors the aircraft dropped from radar screens following a request from the pilot to turn back he was complaining about an unknown problem points louis reports. this is the flight path for lyon ajay eighty six one zero reconstructed by flight radar twenty four using satellite data it left jakarta around six twenty in the morning with one hundred eighty nine passengers and crew on board and was due to arrive in on the island of bangka an hour later but the pilot asked to turn back then lost contact only thirteen minutes into the flight. rescue divers have retrieved some body parts and recovered life jackets and some personal belongings including mobile phones and bags workers from perth ameena the state owned oil company also found what's believed to be debris from the plane near one of its offshore refining facilities the cause of the crash is still not kno

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it's a two-run shot, and dodgers take the lead and yelich with a runner on second gets ahold of that out taylor with a game sliding catch. two, two out. for puig in the sixth. no doubt about that one. it's a three-run shot, it's gone. he knows it. 5-1 dodgers lead. kershaw, coming in, in relief, and the 9th. he struck out moustakas to end it, the dodgers are popping bubbly. game one against the red sox is tuesday. >> this has been great, man, it's been a great ride just to be back in l.a. and to experience it with these boys. man, some of the guys i came up in the minor leagues with, and guys have known for a while, this is awesome. >> let's go, matthew! get the key to the city, baby. >> one big upset may very well end up changing who makes the college fooblg playoff, which of course, finishes with a title game at levi stadium on january 8th. apparently, big ten h be g iohoving matches before. every game now, unranked purdue, the boilermakers put them on alert. look at this again. one handed, in the corner. perdue, up 14-3 at the half. in the fourth quarter, dj knox busted through, h

extraordinary jurist and extraordinary human being, the rest of us could hang on tight when the left gets aholdpart of the left's game. that's what they do. if you think outside of the black box, then there is something wrong with you. that's basically what they did. lou: a little criticism of me seems like way too much. diamond and silk have a new movie out. it's called "the chit-chat tour" and it's called "dummycrats." we want to give you a sample. >> in the face of hypocrisy, diamond and silk will stop at nothing. >> he called the police. maxine waters. where you at. nancy pelosi, where you at? >> to expose -- >> we need answers right now. >> -- the dummycrats. lou: diamond and silk, you never have to ask if they are energized. great to see you both. delighted. see you soon. up next the dimms dirty tricks trying to delay judge kavanaugh's confirmation. we take it up with pastor robert jeffress. he joins us right in one minute. stay with us. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's fall sale. it senses y

this is his chance to get ahold of mueller, because they're both really confident at what he does. yes, somebody else would step in if the special counsel was let go. there would be a replacement, bit nobody would be like mueller and i think in a lot of ways this speaks of fear for him. >> in your -- this is the callback you don't want. he had already spent an estimate 20 hours. i'm guessing you're going to tell me you don't want to be roger stone right now. >> you sure don't. the irony about being roger stone right away is the self-proclaimed trafficking in the dark arts, but when you do that, you also brag about trafficking in the dark arts. except for up to now, when you have bob mueller. so it's a tough line for him to walk, the fact that he got called in, whatever this probe does or does not about. here is a class in his role in the campaign. it is roger stone who treated what they have on the others as a real proliferation. >> mimi, we've established you can't be intimidated, so i'll ask you, as i ask you all the time. where does it tell you this investigation is right now? >

d-hillsborough / location- san bruno "we are launching this program to make sure that everyone can get aholdof us" congresswoman jackie speier surrounded by police chiefs from all over san mateo county gathered to announce that from now on if you're in san mateo county you can text for help. sound from - u.s. congresswoman jackie speier d-hillsborough / location- san bruno "our intent is to text it's what we do first " several of the police chiefs, including san bruno's ed barberini pointed out it's still better to call if you can.sound from ed barberini - san bruno police cheif "always better to call.. only text if have to" (ken)new tonight at ten: authorities in mendocino county are speaking with people who say they are biologically related to one of the six children presumed dead when their adopted mother jennifer hart drove them and her wife off a cliff in march. (ken)new tonight at ten: authorities in mendocino coty are speaking with people who say they are biologically related to one of the six children presumed dead when their adopted mother jennifer hart drove them and her wife off a

d-hillsborough / location- san bruno "we are launching this program to make sure that everyone can get ahold of us" congresswoman jackie speier surrounded by police chiefs from all over san mateo county gathered to announce that from now on if you're in san mateo county you can text for help. sound from - u.s. congresswoman jackie speier d-hillsborough / location- san bruno "our intent is to text it's what we do first " several of the police chiefs, including san bruno's ed barberini pointed out it's still better to call if you can.sound from ed barberini - san bruno police cheif "always better to call.. only text if have to" (gabe)alright, so in summary. if you are living in or visiting san mateo county you "when do we want it? now!"(ken) nurses at san leandro hospital spoke out today during a rally agaisnt what they believe are unsafe staffing problems..(ken) however san leandro hospital officials disagree.(catherine)t association held a news conference at the hospital... the nurses say they're beginning to fear for the safety of their patients because of staffing shortages. they say patie

we're going to try goat ahold of the landlord. the neighbor was a little upset as you might expect after learning that he has been arrested for the horrific crime. take a listen to what she had to say. >> it's very upsetting knowing that someone that had that much hate was on the other side of my wall and all those rifles and assault were on the other side of my wall. it's very unsettling to think that you know your neighbor and how friendly they can be, but not really at all. >>. >> we've learned that robert bowers drove a truck. not sure what company he worked for here. one general who knew him well, knew his family well. toast the pittsburgh post gazelle robert surprised him with a visit last year. told him he was employed. working for this trucking company and making some pretty good money. we've been trying for many hours now to get in touch with that gentleman. also another neighborhood five or six minutes drive from here where apparently robert bauers visited so often that some of the neighbors in that neighborhood thought

anybody who wants a personal tour, the executive director knows how to get ahold of me and we're happy to provide that to you. thanks. >> great. thank you. >> clerk: oscar james. >> oscar james again. i'm in favor of this particular project. it's well worth the dollars that's being spent there, but i have one thing i want to -- to mention, and also peoples like myself, in the extension and the bayview-hunters point, each summer, there was a man named karl cimler in that building. in that building, we use today get sworn in to do summer work. as most of you may have known, bayview-hunters point have a saying, if we don't work, nobody work, and that came up in the 60's. when we were going to school, mr. kimler seen the need that we had then because we were going to go to school with new clothes, whether they gave us a job or they didn't give us a job, he made sure we worked in the summer, both peoples from western addition, the mission, and hunters point, making that $1.25, but that bought us school clothes. what i'm asking for this commission, and the artists to be in support of, my rec

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we need somehow to get ahold of some of this hatred to be able to control it and make sure that it just doesn't lead to the violence. i think everybody needs to take a step back and think how can we control this hatred and rhetoric. how at least in this moment can we come together to fight these negative issues that lead to such a tragedy. >> the president has been saying the media is the enemy of the people. you would say the poisonous rhetoric is the enemy of the people, right? >> that's right. the poisonous rhetoric has come from so many different camps. we need to tone it down across the board. liz: are you worried? >> extremely worried. how do we know when something like this can happen again. i am the rabbi at a synagogue on the upper westside of manhattan. i spent the day figuring out how to bolster security for saturday. synagogues around the country are going to need armed guards and police in front of the synagogues. liz: great to see you, sir. we'll be right back. stay right there. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an accou

are annual and some have religious roots and this is something that president trump is trying to get aholdf and even using it as an issue for the midterms. john? >> leyla, thank you very much. joining me now is former republican senator, rick santorum. thank you for being with us. i will get to immigration in a moment but i want to start with the issue of journalism here. you and i have had very heated discussions, we have sworn at each other. >> you did not swear at me. >> behind your back i did. but you always treated me with respect. do you think a politician that body slams a reporter deserves praise? >> no, i don't. i don't think the president should be praising that. i have always been concerned about the president's language on a lot of these things. i think the -- i excuse a lot of that because the president uses a lot of hyperbole when he talks and i always say don't look at what the president says look at what the president does, but the bottom line is it's not helpful or good. i understand his frustration. journalists have not been particularly fair or kind to this president and

he changed his mind but couldn't get ahold of anyone at the company to get a refund. we found a manager to help and he got his money back. >>> timothy in sunny veil thought he bought an iphone online. it was a skcam. i filed a complaint. we asked the company to take another look. they refunded him $424. >>> oscar asked us to resolve a place. we contacted the hospital, it reviewed the bill and the $136 charge. >>> perhaps we can help you with your consumer complaints. number is 888-996-continues. or online at nbcbayarea.com/ress.too, chris. >>> the 49ers have been paying tribute to dwight clark, the man who launched a dynasty. clark was strong, charismatic, good looking and loved by his fans and teammates. off the field, he was a husband, father and big brother. jeff clark was six years younger than dwight clark. family time was the most important thing growing up in the clark household. >> in my home, the dinner was at 6:00. if you missed it, you missed dinner. we were there very regularly. we've lost my paren already. i told my wife the next morning after we found ou

saving the money for college football season tickets until benny got ahold of it the u.s.ll of that cash it could take two years. i hope they can. jillian: postal workers dumps and quit. mail dated august 8th with you found in new jersey. the worker's motive unclear but won't be punished. we told you trix was bringing back fruit shaped cereal and rob dropped this incredible confession. >> rob has never had trix. >> what? rob: was terrible. >> we should get them and let you try them. jillian: through the magic of television and great producing today he gets to try some. rob: here it goes. no milk in here by the way. jillian: because you are lactose intolerant. trix is for kids and adults and everyone. >> try it with ice water. see how this tastes. >> oh, i have had these. wait, these taste like fruity pebbles. same thing. jillian: no. >> tastes exactly like fruity pebbles if you have trix. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. rob: tastes exactly like fruity pebbles. >> count down on a series of votes just hours from now. >> senators have been filing in and out of to r

d-hillsborough / location- san bruno "we are launching this program to make sure that everyone can get ahold of us" congresswoman jackie speier surrounded by police chiefs from all over san mateo county gathered to announce that from now on if you're in san mateo county you can text for help. sound from - u.s. congresswoman jackie speier d-hillsborough / location- san bruno "our intent is to text it's what we do first " several of the police chiefs, including san bruno's ed barberini pointed out it's still better to call if you can.sound from ed barberini - san bruno police cheif "always better to call.. only text if have to" (terisa) new tonight (terisa) (terisa) new tonight at nine.... a warning tonight for people in the south bay... yet another mountain lion was spotted in an east san jose neighborhood...and it was all caught on camera... residents in the area say these big cats seem to be getting comfortable in their neighborhood. in the video you can see the mountain lion run across the street-- trying to avoid being hit by a passing car. this is the second mountain lion sighting on thi

crisis on our streets do, and i know that drug use and other types of kind of medication can take ahold amongst folks that are addressing this trauma because the work is so intense itself. >> supervision is obviously one place. also peer supervision and group support, but we are a trauma informed system of care, and we have a lot of support around trainings and trauma informed support, and then also recognizing our staff and how they can kind of diversefy their work. that's why cross working is really helpful, versus the need of deploying the same person, the same thing, over and over. this position requires a lot, and it requires a lot of putting yourself out there and being impacted. >> supervisor kim: i think this is a longer discussion and i won't be here to complete it, but i hope through the discuss next year, department of public health can think more strategically about how they provide support for the workers on the front line, including our police officers, and maybe that's paid time off to take advantage of their health care insurance and actually see a therapist or a psychia

if democrats take the house, first of all can you get ahold of donald trump's taxes and then can youke the president's tax returns public? would you do that? how would you do that? >> well, representative persquall has made the effort to get those taxes. and there's a legal way to do it. but the republicans won't allow it to be voted on the floor or the committee. but if we're the majority, we'll have that process and we'll see his tax returns. >> could it be less than you're imagining? >> i think it's going to be shocking. it's going to be a good goose egg he used every avenue to avoid paying taxes and pays nothing. a it'll show he paid no taxes, gave basically no charitiable contributions. >> personal taxes, is that enough to satisfy the democrats or do you think you're going to go after corporate taxes? >> i think they're all relevant, but i think newark state will look at them and robert mueller as his comptroller he testified and i think he's going to be looking at his corporate taxes. new york is looking at how he used his chairtable contributions to buy portraits of himself, p

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complaining that they're not able to get ahold of their own messengers. they're running things back and forth just with paper, with handing notes back and forth. they say loved ones are unable to get in touch with one another. that's causing people to drive down to these areas and towed to the congestion. the other problem people are dealing with is power. bay county, still more than half the people are without power. you can see a lot of these structures aren't fit to receive power. in nearby gulf county, they're saying 90% without power. dana? >> dana: mike, thank you very much. we appreciate it. president trump ordered secretary of state mike pompeo to saudi arabia to get answers about the "washington post" columnist who was last seen entering the saudi consulate in turkey nearly two weeks ago. john roberts is live on the north lawn. john? >> reporter: dana, good afternoon. we usually see pictures of the president almost on an on going basis at the site of these disaster zones. but the lack of communication, cell service, means we can't get a signal ou

. >> nancy pelosi is talking about getting ahold of documents, if they exist, for instructions that the white house gave the fbi or senate gave the fbi. do you think we'll ever see them? >> we might. there are complicated issues involving executive privilege and executive branch deliberations but those are not necessarily clear in their -- how the outcome would work. and if a democratic house were to subpoena documents about the communications between the white house and the fbi, and the fbi and the senate about the investigation of kavanaugh, especially this very brief investigation after dr. ford's testimony, those could come out. >> and you ask about the deliverable on part of democrats, i think it is the check on trump that they want to be the check on trump. i think they'll even find support on independents and republicans who think there should be a check on trump. that's where at least the investigative arm could be in full operational mode. >> they can't deliver a result in this case but they can deliver the effort? >> right but sometimes the effort -- >> what's particularly int

other foot, and an accusation came from south carolina against a male democratic nominee and i got ahold of it and i didn't disclose it to the committee, i waited to leak it to the press against the wishes of the lady from south carolina, i would be torn apart and i should be. and if a republican had said -- >> go on. >> why are you doing this? we're trying to hold the seat open to get past the midterms so we can take power back, the republican who said that couldn't go five feet in this town without having 100 reporters in her face. so the double standard here offends me and i voted for sotomayor and kagan and never thought twice about it. i would never have done to them what has been done to this good man. >> i got two words for you, senator graham. merrick garland. a lot to discuss about this with a vote on judge brett kavanaugh's nomination set to come as soon as saturday. we're going to discuss. we'll be right back. what do harvard graduates know about cognitive performance? as you'd probably guess, a lot. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-ed

we have seen the private sector take ahold of this. we have seen the similar kinds of situations where they do have corroboration from friends and family take their word for it. the government has been unresponsive. susan collins jumped on al franken and said get out of the senate. for putting his hand on a woman's ass. this is just outrageous. >> or the picture of him in front of -- >> look, i was -- i was -- i was for al franken to resign too. >> you're talking about the double standard. >> this notion that this was a respect of dr. ford is nonsense. i think what we have to do is it seems like the only way politicians are going to be accountable is not through their conscience. it's through party and elections. that's a shameful place to be in this country. >> elena, how do you feel about this? what do you think? >> don, one bit of news i broke earlier this week is that senator lisa murkowski on wednesday in a lunch with some of her republican colleagues stood up at one point and said she could no longer tolerate sort of the optics o

the tariffs on steel and aluminum are making it so inconsistent for people, so we can't grasp ahold of that market because of these tariffs. ithas voiced opposition for -- >> from a social media viewer. -- viewer says candidates talk about the issue about corporations having more say-so on policy then people do. >> we have not taken one single dime from special interests or pacs. my opponent has taken hundreds of thousands of dollars. i think it is important that you have a say-so, and that is what i am running to represent. the people of the low country. so i can stand up to big oil and big pharma, the big corporations when i am standing up for you. that is the key difference. we have not taken a single dollar, my opponent has opened up her coffers for special-interest money and pac money. she needs to explain why she lenders,ey from payday big oil. >> can you repeat the question, please? i would like to see the candidates talk about the issues morerporations having say-so on policies then people do. how do you feel about that? as a smallton: business owner, we come out and open a bus

. >> to get ahold of anyone on our investigative unit, call 888-996-tips, or log on to our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigation. >>> michael was one of the biggest hurricanes to hit florida. it's gone, but recovery is going to take months. >> it certainly will. president trump checks on the hardest hit florida pan handle today, where hurricane michael roared ashore. tammy leitner is looking at what the president will be saying. >> reporter: none of the residents here in lynn haven have water or power or even a way to communicate to the outside world that they survived. the mayor herself determined to help her town. >> power is probably going to be two months. >> reporter: 34 miles east, mexico beach told after taking a direct hit from the catastrophic hurricane. houses torn from their foundations, roads buckled and broken. rescuers are combing through miles of debris-filled beach, hoping against all odds to find survivors. >> hello! >> reporter: nearby at hard-hit tyndall air force base, the damage still being assessed, including the impact to the homes of 3,600 airmen. the mayor of lynn haven, m

. >> he wanted to kind of shake americans and say, listen, we need to get ahold of ourselves, we needrstand who we are and what our collective purpose is. >> first of all, we must face the truth. and then we can change our course. >> in a time, you know, when a president won't admit to error about anything, it's almost unimaginable that an american president would level with the american people the way he did and talk about his failures. >> that's why i worked hard to put my campaign promises into law. and i have to admit with just mixed success. >> carter attempting a reset then fired nearly half his cabinet, a move some believe was the worst mistake of his presidency. >> it made him seem like he was running an unstable administration, and people got the sense that maybe the job was too big for him. >> it looked like things couldn't get worse, but events had been brewing halfway around the world were about to explode. the world were about to explode. why bother mastering something? because when you want to create an entirely new feeling, the difference between excellence and mastery,

. >> he wanted to kind of shake americans and say listen, we need to get ahold of ourselves, we neednd who we are and what our collective purpose is. >> first of all, we must face the truth. and then we can change our course. >> in a time when a president won't admit to error about anything, it's almost unimaginable for the american president would level with the american people the way he did and talk about his failures. >> that's why i've worked hard to put my campaign promises into law. and i have to admit, with mixed success. >> carter attempting a reset, then fired nearly half his cabinet. move some believe was the worst mistake of his presidency. >> it made him seem he was running an unstable administration. and people got the sense that maybe the job was too big for him. >> it looked like things couldn't get worse. but events that had been brewing halfway round the world were about to explode. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like...

. >> i get in my car, look at the driver's lie seasons and stuff like that, get ahold of chp and track. >> 18 wheelers were in the road. regardless, i drive a big old silverado. when i see an 18-wheeler, wherever they go, i get out of the way. >> reporter: chp has seen the video. they are working to track down the driver of the big rig. tom waite, kpex 5. >>> a brazilian surfer has just broken the world record for the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman. and back in january, maya berbera conquered this off the coast of portugal. earlier this week, the guinness book of world records announced it was, in fact, the biggest wave ever for a female. in 2013, she had a grueling wipe out that almost ended her life. she said that only motivated her to go bigger. >> wow. >> go big or go home. >>> i decided to do the weather instead. we have windy conditions erupting around the bay area tonight, and things are getting gusty. that is why we've got the wind advisory posted through monday morning. you'll notice they are for the upper elevations of the bay. so diablo range, and also along skyline bou

they got ahold of it including phone numbers absearch historian and details about recent locations. the hack has many asking are there better ways to protect information? one local company is using an old school novelty item to beat the hackers. abc 7 news reporter has more. >> reporter: there is a lot of love on haight street but nothing says 60sly the lava lamp. >> they've been looked at as something supertrippy and cool. >> they are hard to find these days but you can't miss them at cloudflare. >> 80s far outsite. it's doing more than setting a vibe here at cloudflare. they are helping to encrypt the internet. >> it bills itself as front line barrier to websites you visit. keeping it concur, a hot button issue since the massive facebook hack compromising the information of millions. >> if you can't trust them, then you actually ruin the point of facebook. at which point why are we using facebook? >> so could facebook or any website use this 1963 invention to help in the future? >> it's hard to really connect them with internet security. well one fortunate major pieces of internet