in san jose, ann ruben, fox news. >> i'll reboot sometimes when i'm here. just reboot. >> we already had to reboot. >> the blue screen, and you just have to hold the power button for a few seconds. i don't know how i feel about that. >> i know it's kind of weird. >> and then there are all these long lines, people trying to get a look at the robot, trying to get information. >> hand them a brochure. friday door-busting deals. >> but protesters in chicago plan to interrupt sales on the city's famed magnificent mile. while people say that would be a mistake. i'll have that goat cheese garden salad. that gentleman got the last one. me that salad and i will pay for your movie and one snack box. can i keep the walnuts? sold. but i get to pick your movie. can i pick the genre? yes, but it has to be a comedy. a little cash back on the side. with the blue cash everyday card from american express, you get cash back on purchases with no annual fee. throw. it's more than cash back. >>> that looks kind of dreary. >> it does, doesn't it? let's not get any snow out of thi

and ann ruben said she came with gifts. a lot of gifts. >> for her fifth birthday.he got some great gifts. she now plans to give away. >> she said, you know, they would put a big smile on my cancer friend's face. and that's what we're doing. >> it was on her birthday two years ago that she got something she never wanted, a cancer diagnosis. they started calling her wonder girl. her family had a super hero themed fundraiser to raise money for cancer research. then again this year they did one for her birthday raiseing 5 thousand dollars. >> and it shows that she is a special, you, she does think about other kids and more aware of what is going on. >> the day she came for her last doctor's appointment they presented the check to the staff as a thank you, my daughter is here two years later, they hope it goes to research leukemia something she would like to see right away, we talked to them and helped them understand. >> it's not immediate but down the line the money she raised will help someone else. >> she wanted to make an impact. she decided to give away her presen

in palo alto, ann ruben, ktvu fox 2 news. >> i couldn't eat for two months. >>> after a break, his long road to recovery and what he misses most about shining shoes. >>> and we will check in with meteorologist mark tamayo as he monitors the rain on the way. >> the long road to recovery for a shoeshiner seriously hurt back in august when a run away cab jumped the curb at market street in san francisco. >> three months later, we met back up with the shoeshiner at the scene of the crash and he says he feels lucky to be alive. >> reporter: in a sea of motion, where market and sutter meet, he had an oasis. >> it was just like home. >> reporter: a kiosk where she sells jewelry she makes and a shoeshine stand she rented to her friend. is a legal bay has been hospitalized most of the past three months after a yellow cab barreled on to the sidewalk at high speed, demolishing their stand and throwing them into the air. >> bey says he remember it's all clearly. >> it happened so fast. it was like a bomb. boom. i went into the air and landed over there. >> reporter: both men have had multiple major

as ann ruben reports, they came up with a way. >> reporter: in one month, former tow truck driver willate to be a mechanic at the valley transportation authority. he says that he is proud to show his kids what he has done. >> i'm able to let them know that i can -- it's achievable to achieve what you set out to do. >> reporter: the apprentice program allows people to get wages, benefits, even credit in college while they learn a new skill. >> it is a clear pathway for the students in the program. >> reporter: it was born out of necessity. 40% of the workforce, about 500 people are set to retire. >> we were having problems filling those positions. doing nationwide searches. therefore we got together with our union and decided to create a program where we're basically training up the next generation ourselves. >> reporter: they call it growing their own. vga has 175 people going through the aphrenitis ship program -- apprenticeship program right now to drive buss and build bus engines. >> this program is exemplary of what there is the potential for a middle class career for people withou

ruben gallegos, anne kirk patrick have all talked with this crowd. we will stream it for you and you can watch the speech in its entirety on our sister station. >>> investigators are looking for two persons of interest after a massive fire in gilbert. they're hoping to gather more information about the fire chpd last month. it burned down five condo buildings under construction. be sure to connect with cbs5 on facebook, twitter, or instagram, share your story with us by using #seeb5az. wants to win the world series? it's the cubs. >> sorry chris. >> they're going for it. >> i think the word is c rationalizing. [ laughter ] >> average ticket price tonig dugout, sold for $19,000. >> amazing. >> been a great series. >> if you like survivor, it's all new at 9:00. >> and we hope to see you back lisa lundskow: luke air force base is not only vital to our national security -- but also to our local communities and economy. georgia lord: senator john mccain has been a powerful advocate for the base, taking a bipartisan approach when securing the fighter pilot