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the area where that cessna went down, waters are fairly shallow anywhere between 5 and 40 feet deep, rescuers do believe and coast guard believes it will make it easier to find the wreckage of that small plane. we will tell you what witnesses on the ground saw these two planes hit each other. live in richmond, ktvu channel 2 morning news. now, based in amador died in a plane crash in reno. >>> the doctors are not letting it go without a fight. joining us where a nurse just saved a heart attack patient just a few hours ago. >> yes, that nurse said if they have not been here, he would have had to go somewhere else and might not have survived. >> reporter: behind me you can see all of the preparations are being made and the furniture has been taken out as well as some medical equipment and if we pan over to the right you can see a candle which is actually from a vigil and you can see this vigil, a cell phone video and one of the staff and family just as the heart attack patient drove up, many expected us to close and the hospital ceo, at cash trashed procedure, they are transporting any

>> now according to the government records, it shows that those subcontractors are making anywhere between 70-300% profits. >> subcontractors make these kind of profits by billing prime contractors at rates far higher than their actual costs. >> let's say i'm ppi, and i tell them i'll give you laborers to pick up your trash and clean your toilets, and i'm only going to charge you $6 dollars an hour, that seems fair and reasonable. i get the award because i say $6 an hour. i know i'm only going to pay the worker $1.65 an hour. so most of the difference between $1.65 and $6 is my profit. about 90% of that amount is profit. >> prime contractors like fluor could hire workers directly for less. but the way the system is set up, they actually have an incentive to use subcontractors that overcharge. that's because the government has agreed to reimburse prime contractors for all of their costs, and then pay them a percentage of that total as a fixed profit. >> so the economic advantage is to incur as many costs as you can legitimately do so. the prime contractors make millions of dollars in additi

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it can take anywhere between 2 and 21 days for someone to start to get sick after they've been exposed, that's called the incubation period, and during that time they can travel. they can travel around the country or even between countries. that's the concern. but here's a little bit of good news. and that is that you're really not contagious, you're not going to spread the virus to other people until you're sick yourself. that's when the virus is in your bodily fluids and you can actually spread it. but when you're sick, you're down. you're unlikely to be moving around, you're unlikely to be getting on a plane. even after you recovered in some cases you can still transmit the disease for a period of time after that for up to six weeks. the symptoms here can often start off looking like the flu. you get a headache. people have fever. they start to feel unwell. tired. well, then, after that it gets unpretty. people actually start to develop significant diarrhea. then they start to vomit. but what really is a hallmark of this is that it becomes bloody. the body starts to be unable to clo

they estimate right now it's going to cost anywhere between $10,000 and $20,000. live in piedmont, i'm ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> this has happened before. actually in the same area. almost exactly two years ago, heavy rain caused a similar mud slide then which also knocked down trees and power lines. >>> new at 5:00 a u-haul truck plows into a fire truck in san francisco and then takes off. tonight, the driver is in custody. poce say the u-haul was in a small alleyway when it came out and hit the fire truck at ninth and harrison streets. the fire truck chased after it as the van went around the block, it hit another car before eventually stopping at the scene of the original crash. >> the suspect was a female driver taken into custody. she is currently at the police station while the investigation continues. >> police say the driver did resist arrest. it's not clear what charges she will face. no one was hurt. >>> burglary suspect is dead after a gun battle with a business owner in richmond. 71-year-old owner was carried out on a stretcher. police say he tried to def

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>> they range anywhere between million to $1.5 depending on the condition they are in a. >> olyunin -e new technology -- $1.5.2 million euros or million. >> you could spend as much as a new ferrari and that is the magic. >> i'm getting the voice of automobile history. the gto, perhaps, the 250? >> that went for -- >> how many million? >> $53 million. the you know what you could do for $53 million? >> i would make my on track. >> where do you actually drive these automobiles? >> there are so road friendly that you can drive them on a race track or in the city. they are great city cars but has they are so -- because they are so maneuverable. >> where would you park a ferrari? >> you would have to find the right garage because not everyone in new york city would actually accepted and i took the older two and i built a garage in upstate new york at my father's house and i have the tea double-dip cars up there for him to enjoy as well. like the first time you are on a race track? >> was with jason. we had a good day. [laughter] >> and you are still friends. >> he has not let me driven anym

looking at all of these different factors in the coming months and they should have a cause anywhere between three to six months. >>> i want to take you away to the ntsb presser that we've been waiting for. let's tune in and hear what they're saying. >> our first investigator arrived here at about 9:30 this morning. for us to investigate the crash that occurred in orland, california. between the fed ex truck tractor with two semi trailers and a motor coach that had a group of l.a.-based high school students and chaperones. before i go any further, on behalf of the ntsb and all the men and women at ntsb, we want to extend our deepest condolences to the family and friends of those who lost their lives and were injured in this tragic crash. we are charged by congress to investigate all u.s. civil aviation accidents, as well as major significant accidents in other modes including rail, highway, marine, and pipeline. our job is not just to determine the probable cause but to issue safety recommendations so these type of accidents are prevented in the future. we've arrived at 9:30 this morning so

everybody running anywhere between 2 to 14 degrees cooler, at this hour, then just 24 hours ago. and it is going to be warm today, but not quite as warm as yesterday. about 10 degrees cooler for most spots. and san francisco, you'll see the most significant cooling with these low clouds clinging to the coastline. as we head throughout the day today, i want to show you san jose, mostly clear, but a little hazy. we have good to moderate air quality. san francisco, you can actually see that deck of low clouds, just banking up against the coast. and right now, we're getting a little bit of wind. the sun is out in full force. you're going to get about 3 to 4 hours of sunshine in the city out there today, before that fog returns by about 5:00 tonight. temps today work like this. we're going to be in the 80s, upper 70s, 79 for the peninsula, 66 in san francisco with that cooling trend. and 77 degrees in the north bay. now, here is the deal. it is so nice out there, because of that cool ocean breeze. so if you want to open up the windows in your home later on tonight, it's one of those g

for a typical vehicle, anywhere between 6 to 8 hours [speaker not understood] charge. >> and then it looks like there's two vans and 12 sedans. and i see on the budget analyst report that there's only a couple of car miles we're considering. but when i went to the electric vehicle week, it looked like there were a whole bunch of different options. but is there a reason why we're focused on the ford focus and nissan [speaker not understood]? >> so, the lead agency in alameda county actually conducted a competitive bid process. so, they were sent out and later awarded through this process. the three vehicle is the ford focus, nissan [speaker not understood], and [speaker not understood] electric van if i'm not mistaken. >> thank you. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you. i just have a question regarding the cargo vans. we have two that are part of this agreement? >> initially when we submitted the grant, was for 12 sedans and two electric vans. subsequent to that, we asked for a substitution to have 14 electric vehicle or sedans as opposed to 12 sedans and two vans. >> the vans were take

yesterday they did find some debris from the cessna 210 and the bay is pretty shallow in this area, anywhere between 5 and 40 feet deep which should make it easier to find the wreckage. potential planes had just left an event in half-moon bay and that village military flight landed themselves for safety of who may have had a collision and and they are both investigating this crash and we did speak with the coast guard this morning and they said they had a boat searching throughout the night and obviously, given the dark necessary right now, later on this morning we are told the coast guard and continuing and later this morning still trying to find this missing plane with one missing person on board. live this morning, in richmond, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> both planes are registered to sanders, it is based in amador county and own by brian sanders their father who owned the company died in a plane crash in reno. >>> now to donald sterling and some controversial comments. he reportedly told his girlfriend not to associate with african-americans. some clips of that tape surfaced surfaced. >> i

>> they range anywhere between $600,000 to $1.5 million depending on the condition they are in.e new technology -- >> 1.2 million euros or $1.5 million. >> you could spend as much as a new ferrari and that is the magic. >> i'm getting the voice of automobile history. the gto, perhaps, the 250? >> that went for -- >> how many million? >> $53 million. >> you know what you could do for $53 million? >> i would make my on track. >> where do you actually drive these automobiles? so roadw ones are friendly that you can drive them on a race track or in the city. they are great city cars but has -- because they are so maneuverable. >> where would you park a ferrari? >> you would have to find the right garage because not everyone in new york city would actually accepted and i took the older two and i built a garage in upstate new york at my father's house and i have the two older cars there. his 458 and said, i'd really like to show you how much fun this car is. friends?u are still >> he has not let me driven anymore of his cars. >> thank you very much, michael apa. congratulations on you

>> typically angel group will do anywhere between $250,000 and $750 method for a series seed round typically the first institutional nonfriends and family round. >> got it. okay let's move on to the next one. this ask about paying your small business stackses. >> since it's tax season, other than my cpa, where is the best place to go in order to see if we are getting the best tax benefits of our small business? >> my first thought is maybe he needs a better cpa, right? if he says other than my cpa. but is there any place they can go? >> small business owners need to save money sometimes. but business.gov has a host of resources for small business owners. a bunch of links for various facilities offered by the irs and the sba. there's tax workshops, online webinars, lots of different ways to get different ideas. i think also your financial adviser can also give you some ways to save money with tax. but again, with your cpa at the end, i would not take any of these resources to be the very end of the discussion. >> one of the issues here, david, are a lot of people miss out on these things simp

anywhere between 50% to 90% of the value, sometimes even more. >> this is ian fleming's "casino royaleut ray bradbury's classic "fahrenheit 451"? >> this is bound in asbestos. the story is it is 1953, this is before people knew that asbestos was intentionally harmful. ray bradbury said i want my book bound in a material that he cannot burn. >> that is the whole premise is the burning of books. >> coming out of world war ii and you had the book earnings and not see germany. it was from the beginning, it was a perfect marriage of form and content. unfortunately -- >> i have a whole group of people who want nothing more than to learn about "the very hungry caterpillar." >> it is estimated at $13,500 and up. the reason, it is much like "casino royale." it is a rare first edition in the dust jacket. kids did not treat their books very well. published in 1969. most of the time you will find this book without the dust jacket and it has a full number line inside down to one which is a way to identify first editions. >> is it important for these things to the authors? >> most of the time, yes.

the chp says its investigation could take anywhere between 3 and 6 months. they're doing their own investigation to see if any safety changes are needed in the future. >>> and at ktvu.com, we have more of that video. you'll also find the 911 calls released today. just look under hot topics. >>> a baby trapped inside a car. >> he was crying. the baby, the baby, the baby. >> the deadly mistake, and why it didn't matter that help was just steps away. >> we're seeing fog this evening, but could really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever value plans for business just got even better. now with free broadband for a whole year. >>> oakland police tonight have a new clue which they hope will lead to an arrest in a deadly shooting yesterday. we've

anywhere between $40 million and -- $14 to $18 billion over the course of two years. we are not going to give a big check the day after. it will be paid in installments as they progress along the lines of the program that they have adopted. >> of the imf will help design the reforms that are necessary in order to make this commitment? >> yes. >> when you look at that region, when you went there, what did you find? when your people went to the ground, what did they report back? >> when they went the country was in a situation of very serious crisis. the currency was going downhill fast. the reserves were being exhausted quickly. measures have to be taken right away. like let the exchange rate float. allow the adjustment. the fact that we were on the ground and we were moving along having a good dialogue gave a good signal to the investors and the markets. the situation has stabilized at a much lower level in terms of currency, but the reserves are also stabilized and we have managed to stabilize the outflow of capital that was happening at the time because of the very

people familiar with the matter are saying that anywhere between 200-300 jobs are on the chopping their specifically in global markets unit. that is the unit that's in charge of handling trades for both fixed income and the equity sides. translates into about 2% of their workforce. while the company is cutting, a spokeswoman did say, at the same time, we are adding some talent strategically. >> they are reporting earnings tomorrow. what can we expect from them? are they going to confirm it? >> many are saying, expect some confirmation on how they are going to tackle this cost-cutting initiatives. that has been consistent with their other earnings calls. expect to hear something along the lines of how they are going maintain and manage their expenses, and of course, headcount is one of the most expensive line items on any company's balance sheet. that goes for financial companies, has altered the cfo telling investors last month that trading revenue may drop by the midteens, in terms of the percentage. hold up aexpected to little bit better compared to fixed income, although that has bee

across parts of the arrowhead we have had a winter storm warning anywhere between 8 and 11 inches ofnow in the forecast over the next few days. that is significant. otherwise strong to severe weather over parts of arkansas into western tennessee. the temperatures while it's cold across parts of wisconsin and minnesota further south heating up you are in the 80s across new orleans houston and also in dallas. let's head over to you. >> the end of april that's what they expect in the south. i am sure they are happy. >> thanks so much maria. 20 minutes after the top of t-- minutes after the top of the hour. some are punishing people for not going to the jigym. we will explain. do you need another reason to pour that extra glass of wine when you get home tonight or this morning, heather? a not only good for your heart it is also good for another vital organ. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and

chp says it could be anywhere between three and six months before we learn the exact cause of the crash, no consolation to family members or those who grieve for not just who but what was lost. >> what is particularly tragic about this incident is that these young men and women have it all in front of them. they are the first generation in the main. they are students from underserved communities. most of all were students of color. we are saddened deep into our soul for this particular accident. >> reporter: and i asked chancellor white where this ranks in the history of his experiences with students. he told me this is absolutely without a doubt the worst single experience he's had, not simply because of the death toll involved but the irony of what's happened to these students. i'm sam brock. nbc bay area news. >>> thanks very much, sam. we're learning about some involved in the crash. an engaged couple, they met while at humboldt state university and were along as chaperones. friends and family say they had been dating for a while before getting engaged in paris last december. there

are seeing snow pushing through unfortunately over the next 12 hours we are going to be seeing anywhere between12 and 18 inches of snow falling across wisconsin, michigan, you can see where the purple is, the problem, going to push through as we make our way towards thursday, more into canada, cooler conditions but over the next day, there is what minneapolis looks like, 28° but temperatures are on the rise. this is a look at the national weather, news is coming up now. >> new artwork from the renegade artist banksy, located from the british spy agency. the mysterious banksy, is known for his graffiti. first worked in south england in the early 1990s. >>> are they funny or creepy? clowns say media has made a mockery of their image and that has made for fewer clowns. phil lovell reports from london. >> away from the lights it's no joke. clowns are in trouble. put a group like this together, you can guarantee there will be chaos. but there is serious talk here amidst the madness that this, the clown's agm, yes, they do have an annual general meeting. they don't make them like this anymore. which

from recreational marijuana in the first two months and the fees for the next fiscal year are anywhere between 65 million and 130 million. that's how much people are expecting the taxes to bring in. and there's all sorts of ramifications from the industry - probably bringing in more taxes to the government. it's big for the economy. you described 4:20 in denver as part of an entertain. holiday, with entertainers, snoop dogg, white cliffs don, cheech and chong among others. there's a debate over whether there is a pot tourism boom. do you think there is? you know, we have seen a boon in traffic. i can't help but run into these people regularly when i report on the beat. people visiting from ohio, and wisconsin in the east coast. it's happening. on what level we are not sure. i did report on all of the crazy entertainment taking over colorado, and really it was better than any new year's eve, and recollection, because the line-ups were stellar, especially if you are a fan of hip hop for jam ball. >> a lot of people are in town. i followed the piece by saying lots of great ents, not all had packe

we're going to be seeing towards parts of wisconsin and michigan, anywhere between one and three inchessnow this evening. so as you can see right here, there is chicago, there is the snow. it is going to last probably another hour to two hours before things start to clear out. but it is going to cause problems, like i said at the airports. and a little later it will be detroit. as we start at 9:00 that system makes its way and for new york we are going to be seeing rain tomorrow, and it is going to get progress ifly harder. and there is rain and even snow all the way down towards west virginia, even tennessee, kentucky could be seeing snow in the higher elevations, but as we make our way through the rest of the day, that system will be pushing offshore. and we'll see clearer skies. temperatures will be dropping significantly. in new york we saw temperatures into the mid-to high 70s. new hampshire saw 78 degrees, but by wednesday morning we'll see those temperatures dropping all the way to the mid-20s. every single morning will be about freezing. new york will be at about 64 degrees. you

the chp says its investigation could take anywhere between 3 and 6 months. they're doing their own investigation to see if any safety changes are needed in the future. >>> and at ktvu.com, we have more of that video. you'll also find the 911 calls released today. just look under hot topics. >>> a baby trapped inside a car. >> he was crying. the baby, the baby, the baby. >> the deadly mistake, and why it didn't matter that help was just steps away. >> we're seeing fog this evening, but could that change tomorrow? >> 25 homicides and only 6 cases result the in arrests. why justice is so rare: >>> oakland police tonight have a new clue which they hope will lead to an arrest in a deadly shooting yesterday. we've learned fewer than a quarter of oakland's homicides so far this year have resulted in arrests. jana katsuyama is live with those numbers, and why investigators face a big challenge in getting the information they need to solve cases. >> reporter: that new piece of information is some surveillance video, that shows the shooter's getaway car from the homic

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. >> we did see a decent amount of rain anywhere between .25 and .5. we'll see more but not that much more. as we look live from the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the wet pavement there because we do have a shower moving through. we're still dealing with these spotty showers. you can see some of them are heavier with the yellow on the screen independent can'ting heavier rainfall. also start in oakland. now we're seeing more moderate rain in alameda, san leandro. we're seeing light urshowers in walnut creek and -- lighter showers in walnut creek. and as we look to the north bay, heavier showers in fairfield but lighter rain in napa. for the most part, the widespread showers have tapered off but you can see the spotty cloud pattern behind that band that pushed through earlier. that's gonna continue to push through as we move into the next several hours. but it will be drier by tomorrow morning. now we're continuing our team coverage tonight. kron4's charles cliffard live at twin peaks. it's not really wet out there but it's kind of chilly. >> report

when i was in my early 20s, anywhere between 300,000 and 500,000 people a year were paralysed or killed by polio, and it's an enormous and dramatic change in the space of the last 30 years. but that change, that situation we are in now is quite fragile. we do have the risk that circulation of virus in the middle east will lead to a spread of violence to other countries outside. we could end up with polio violence in other parts of the world. >> measles. some operate in the united states, also because of a lack of vaccination, is that a concern to the middle east? >> very much so. particularly in the setting of syria. particularly in refugee settings. the kids are more vulnerable, less well nourished. prone to other infectious diseases. measles is a threat in those circumstances. chris, thank you for joining us, and best of luck with those efforts. >> time to see what is trending, let's check in with harmeli aregawi. >> a honey maker double downed on a controversial add it released, featuring gay and lesbian families and challenges the definition of whole some. >> no matter how things ch

number two, we've had the problem with the piglet disease, lost anywhere between 2 million and 4 millionains in mexico, too, which has affected the lime produce down there. so across the table, across america, your food prices i think government has it all wrong, i think it will be between 10% and 20% whether you're eating at home or out at a restaurant, which could be higher. with the food and energy inflation we're seeing for day-to-day americans you're looking at a 10% to 15% tax throughout the year. >> normally what people do when that happens,s sort of a dynamic shopping, people seek out cheaper cuts of beef. here even that may be hard to do without feeling the pinch. >> no. we're going to produce -- our beef production will be the lowest since 1994, 20 years ago. it's not going to be -- there's nowhere to run for cover on this. that's the big problem here. now we've got restaurants getting out of the problem, trying to, with the beef and pork. they've ramped up the prices before it's come down the line. this isn't just one growing season going to solve the problem. it's probably an

avoid the eastshore freeway right now if you are anywhere between hercules and richmond. ident is between appian and richmond parkway. so several chp units on scene. we haven't heard any updates about injuries. but if you are looking for an alternate, you can use san pablo avenue and then cut back on to the freeway at richmond's parkway to avoid that backup. so once you clear past richmond everything looks good though from berkeley into emeryville and at the bay bridge toll plaza itself, no metering lights . use fastrak lanes. so far no delay coming into san francisco. besides that probably the other slowest drive time is the livermore commute. nothing unusual here, however. you can just see the usual delays coming out of tracy and now they continue to at least isabel so stop and go to slow and go all across that westbound 580 drive. and gusty conditions persist around the bay area. chp issued their own high wind advisory for the dumbarton. with more on your windy forecast, here's lawrence. >>> some of those winds already kicking up over 30-mile-an-hour gusts at sfo this m

chains or snow tires are required for drivers traveling anywhere between placerd county. chains are not required on highway 50 at the moment. >> a lot of people have spring break, should be skiing perhaps. >>> it's been wet throughout the week but not enough rain to make a difference in the drought. companies continue to search for ways to save water. marianne favro joins us with a look what is actually working, marianne? >> reporter: what you see behind me decided to plant native grasses which uses a lot more water. throughout the south bay, many companies are coming up with creative ways to save water and money. ice center of cooper tino is not concerned how smooth the ice is. the rink is worried about water, too. for years, the rink used five shower heads to melt it and hundreds of gallons of tap water went down the drain. that was then, this is now. after consulting with the santa clara valley water december strict they installed this new recirculation system. >> we're transferring it to water that we're using to melt the snow here. >> reporter: saving a huge amount o

in atlanta alone over the next 4 to 48 hours we do expect to see anywhere between 6 to 8 inches of rain in that area, and this is going to extend all the way up to the eastern seaboard. this is something that we're going to be watching for the next couple of days. >> keep us updated. now to the crisis in ukraine. let's take a look at a live picture of the meeting of the united nations security council. this comes as the u.s. treasury sanctions against russia, but they have not flown across eastern ukraine. more than a pro russian pargeterprotesters storm headqus armed with baseball bats. barnaby phillips with the late latest. >> reporter: the pro-russian crowd swept into the government building unopposed. despite widespread rumors that the takeover was imminent, the police did nothing. they did refuse to hand their weapons over. then chi they were escorted awa. pro-russian groups want to hold a referendum in early may, but in order for that vote to be credible they need a large enough area under their authority. that is what is driving them on at the moment. but how fair would such a vo

and they make anywhere between $100 a year and $1,000. $800 is far less than the $8 minimum wage.ut they say they're also not reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses like uniforms, hairstyling, makeup, even travel expenses to mandatory events. then there's the jills guide to etiquette glamour and hygiene. quoting here, do not be overly opinionated about anything, do not complain about anything, ever hang out with a whiner? it's exhausting and boring and the next one says, never debate politics, religion or any other sensitive issues while dining. the women also say it's degrading because they're wear tournaments and other events. and then there's this. listen -- >> everything from standing in front of us with a clipboard and having us do a jiggle test to see what parts of our body were jiggling. >> and, by the way, if they didn't pass the jiggle test, they said they were subjected to fines. >> wow. thank goodness fox doesn't have anything like that. what do the buffalo bills say about all of this? >> well, the bills say they made it very clear these girls are not employees, or women

there's anywhere between six and so this is quintessential new york victorious in our recently experienced a similar situation the client a russian legislator his budget between twenty five and fifty two million dollars his visit was scheduled for mid march and he canceled that few days before saying that this is not the time but also people who are in politics right now are kind of going along. party line and not moving forward to anything with us growing uncertainty among russian buyers comes as new luxury developments along fifty seventh street are being constructed with the global reach in mind that is offered by russians with a white girl walk shopping luxury brands and fifty seven states will force a lot of. work to be part of those that are scheduled for development occupancy in between two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and seventeen so that's my torch segment of the markets. america's luxury real estate markets may be just one of many industries already suffering from the effects of u.s. sanctions marina portnoy r.t. new york. siberia is a republic of boasts a rich mix of r

we're awaiting a press conference, anywhere between 10 and 14 minutes from now. joining me from washington is somebody who knows the ft. hood area very well. that's former homicide detective, friend of the show, attorney, ted williams. ted, thank you. you know the area. they've gone through this not once, now twice. >> hi, sean. what a tragedy. i had two tours of duty at ft. hood, texas. it's one of the largest bases in the united states and it's such a tragedy and the question is why? why, sean? they are clearly now looking to try to determine a motive. you know, these are men and women who have served courageously in war zones and they have now come back and some of them are innocently dead at the hands of one of their own. this is such a tragic incident, sean. >> what do we know about the fact that even those people that have served so well that they have this issue involving carry permits for those people on base? to me, that's got to be a big issue. these are people issued weapons by the military that have used them in war and people are in a situation there

it can take anywhere between 2 and 21 days for someone to start to get sick after they've been exposedd. during that time they can travel. they can travel around the country or even between countries. that's the concern. here's a little bit of good news. that is that you're really not contagious. you're not going to spread the virus to other people until you're sick yourself. that's when the virus is in your bodily fluids and you're going to actually be able to spread it. when you're sick, you're down. you're unlikely to be moving around. unlikely to be getting on a plane. but even after you've recovered, in some cases you can still transmit the disease for a period of time after that. for up to six weeks. the symptoms here can often start off looking like the flu. you get a headache. people have fever. they start to feel unwell. tired. after that, it gets unpretty. people actually start to develop significant diarrhea. they may start to vomit. what really is a hallmark of this is that it becomes bloody. the body starts to be unable to clot. as a result, you see bleeding on the outside

you into san francisco, southbound along 280, we still have this accident possibly blocking anywhere betweene traffic is in the northbound direction. we are looking at a little bit of a delay there in both directions. for the most part, clear conditions 101 as you head into and out of san francisco. back to san jose, 280 moving along swimmingly there. no pun intended as you come away from highway 17, southbound traffic building ever so slightly. >>> it is 5:39. she and her partner lost their lives in a violent encounter. next the special tribute the university of california is paying to a fallen santa cruz police officer. >>> on the hot seat. the questions gm's ceo faces from congress this morning. over the carmaker's failure to warn vehicle owners about a deadly ignition problem. >>> and the action cal fire is taking right now to prepare for a destructive wildfire season this summer. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them