alameda is warm at 53 and san francisco at 48.art headed law noon with plenty of sunshine but not total sunshine temperatures flirting with 60 at coast and temperatures by 4:00 upper 50's to low 60's with a few high clouds which will be more numerous in evening and fairly calm at 52 to 56. clouds thicken tomorrow and temperatures are the same because of a mild wind and wednesday, same. thursday is the best chance of rain off the coast in the upper 50's to mid-60's although days. >> we have potentially dangerous situation in walnut creek with a report of a wrong-way driver headed eastbound in westbound lanes along highway 24. i looked at our walnut creek camera and i saw approximately two or three c.h.p. headed in that direction so though are driving in the lanes but have not pulled the vehicle over. right now, you can see if it is impacting your commute. it is slowing things down as you continue in the southbound direction. over to you. >> i was in same position a couple of weeks ago headed in the wrong direction on 24 and it is s

at work i couldn't even stay at work.uldn't function i have to leave. i miss him. he was left to soon. >>: pedro some media family did not attend sunday night candlelight vigil with this group considers themselves his extended family. and more than 30 of them shored up to pay their respects. but he was a good friend. >>: that's my brother. that's my family. he loves everyone here we loved him. that's why we're out here today. >>: he was cool. we love him. >>: no suspects are in custody and police have yet to release a motive or if the victim was armed. friends of pedro say he was not a violent per person a fear of the shooting was gang-related. in san jose felipe djegal kron 4 news. >>darya: 637. we'll be back with more in a couple of minutes. it's been pretty quiet but here at the bay bridge to conceal have quite the way to treat will be back with any hot spots you need to steer for in just a couple of minutes. kron4's charles clifford has a looking into the story of tesla and has details of why they're actually welcomin

sun comes up at 6:38 tomorrow, sitting at 5:09.the shorter day and the breezy winds to continue for sunday. below average monday. little change on tuesday. slightly warmer midweek and the next incoming weather system maybe will bring us rain by thursday. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. that's live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay weather conditions, rain or shine, plus get video forecasts, spare the array let's, power outage info from your favorite weather team. hopefully we want bring in some wet weather. >> that would be good. but cold, i just got the chills thinking about being cold. >> 'tis the season. >> yeah, yeah. i must get stronger about that. next, marines are standing at attention outside a pleasant hills shopping ce you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to, "if it's good, let's save it for the weekend." so here's to the kfc ten buck weekend bucket. ten pieces, ten bucks. any recipe. just ten bucks every saturday and sunday. today tastes so good. and why can you mov

cold spot is down south at tappahannock at 31. one ever cold spots we see 29 for harrisonburg and mid-20s coming in from the mountains of west virginia. one more look outside at this beautiful picture of the u.s. capitol this morning with mainly clear skies. we've got 43 degrees at reagan national with a west wind at 3. dew points in the 20s, upper 20s so the air is dry. a lot less wind than yesterday and a lot less win than what i'm anticipating tomorrow afternoon. arctic air is in canada right now. you see some of the temperatures thompson and prince albert 18 below. saskatoon. look from dallas to kansas city, 50s shooting up into southern iowa this morning. that's being thrown to our north in advance of the cold front. the cold front shows up very well. look how much of the country is quiet but stretching from across parts of ontario back into southern minnesota now. that's all snow back into montana and in toward south dakota. ahead of it, well, we're mild. i mean, i know it's cooled off into the 30s in spots but the air mass

remember we're at 7.7% at the moment. we're expecting the bank of england will come out and say, actually, we don't have to wait. we don't think it's going to take until the back end of 2016. it might happen earlier, somewhere around the beginning of 2016 is when unemployment might get to that important 7% level meaning interest rates would be taken up at that point. the one thing i would mention is productivity because that's important to look out for, too, in that inflation report. it was said recently really historically low productivity levels in this country. we've had five years of productivity falling. so if we see productivity rise in the same way we're seeing economic growth in this country, then unemployment rates might not fall that far. so next week is going to tell us. >> thanks very much indeed for that. that rate discussion coming out at 12:00 london time, the ecb rate decision coming out at 13:45 cet. in other words, only 45 minutes after the bank of england. so here we are, an hour and 14 minutes into the

cool spot is santa rosa at 51 and oakland and san jose at 2357, and concord at 56, and 58 in livermorean ramon and fairfield at 55. you can see no rain is falling here, and we do have clouds so keep an cry on that and we will see if there are any arrival delays. morning sprinkles and light rain along the coast and clearing in afternoon hours and overnight, patchy fog developing in the north bay and mild and dry through the extended forecast. temperatures today are low-to-mid 70's, above average in the south bay and cupertino is 72, and los altos 72 and dropping to 67 northbound on the peninsula, and at coast, a mild day and low-to-mid 60's and mid-to-upper 60's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito, and low 70 through the not bay valley and napa at 73 and ten degrees cooler at the coast and upper 60's to low 70's along the east bay shore and from 72 in antioch to pleasanton. most of us tonight are in the 40's. the seven-day forecast shows tomorrow is warmer and it will become breezy on thursday into friday and we will keep an eye on the hills with a high fire danger developing

the rest held on the ground here at lax or at their originating airports. we are glad to report that terminals 1 and 2 are now in the process of repopulation. employees first, tsa employees, airline employees in place, then passengers aloud back into terminals. terminal three remains closed for the time being. any folk who's have flights tomorrow, with the airlines that operate out of terminal three should contact the airline for information. we expect to be operating those flights but probably through a busing procedure at remote gates we'll also on lax twitter feed provide as much information as we understand what operations will be for the flights. faa national ground stop on arrival for lax. it's scheduled to be lifted at 4:00 p.m today. lastly, just want to tell the public and travellers and all of those who are, um, intending to meet or bid travellers goodbye, thank you for your patience this, has been a trying day for everyone, i know. for those awaiting ariefing passengers we're going fwhus lot c. they should be there for pick up. i'm -- i want to r

east bay with berkeley at 65 and along our east bay inland neighborhoods at 66.uds will keep us mile especially around the bay where we will be in the low-to-mid 50's and mid-50's to 50 inland. can you see the high clouds rolling in, a few springers, maybe this light rain in the evening of the northbound and that is where it stays during the overnight hours through tomorrow morning, just waves of light rain and sprinkles and by tomorrow afternoon we are seeing a clearing trend as the sun is setting at 5:00. the rain is measurable at less than .1" in northern sonoma and the higher peaks of marin and sonoma and napa county. the seven-day outlook shows tomorrow is the cool of the day and even if the rain does not make it it will cool the air a little bit as it evaporates. wednesday, thursday, and friday, temperatures are warmer-than-average and a cooling trend on saturday and sunday but, again, fairly dry and nice for the rest the afternoon for any veteran's day activity in the low-to-mid 60's. >> what pop singer miley cyrus did this time to draw the wrong attention

at pedestrian safety as well. the folsom corridor that were identified in the project were focused on the central corridor in the environmental impact report that was looking on how to manage and improve the street network through so many -- so soma. it's been named central soma. a two and one way alternative will be used in terms of their lanes. we are going to widen the sidewalks and dedicate bicycle facilities and look at different transit options through there. one thing we have done recently because the eir process looks like it won't be completed until 2013, we looked at pilot on folsom street as a bicycle lane as part of that pilot and we are going to kick that off during this holiday season. we would like to see how it does. before putting it into the eir, we are not able to see how these informed and this will help this project. recently we did a county treatment or 8th street and a road which is basically the narrowing of the number of lanes. townsend street identified with the area went through a simila

past wind gusts at 30 miles an hour. and atlas peak at 15.ds will kick up on the shoreline today and a return to the stronger onshore flow will allow for cool 50s at coast, a partly cloudy sky and a cool day for everyone. we will produce the possibility of a little rain coming our way. i have a look at the seven-day outlook coming up. >>> coming up, the caldecott tunnel is open for business. the new tunnel officially opened at 4:00 shortly this morning. that's when the sign changed from closed to open and the first cars were escorted by the chp through there. last night workers finished recon figuring the number two board to a permanent eastbound board of traffic. cal-tran says reverse commuters will see the biggest benefit during peak hours with an average of five minutes taken off their commute. cal-tran says another dramatic change is for people heading in to san francisco on the weekend. there used to be one tunnel open, but now there are two. and we should note the second is closed while the crews restrike the approach. it should reopen

see you at 11:00. we'll be right back. >>> next up, who is the gunman at l.a.x.ow did they stop his rampage. assistant director john miller with inside information. the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> don't miss tonight's prime time line up right here on wjz followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> finally tonight, could north carolina become the 51st state. voters will get to weigh in tomorrow on whether or not they would like to secede from the state. of course that's unlikely to happen since the entire state and congress would have to vote to approve the move. but there you go. >> okay. well whatever. that's it for us tonight. we're back at 11:00. >> thanks for watching wjz. maryland's ,, >> pelley: tonight, could they have stopped the l.a.x. shooter? los angeles police were enroute to his home before paul ciancia opened fire at the airport. ben tracy explains why they missed him. john miller found out how the gunman got the rifle into the terminal. how did the health care web site duck federal security requirements? sharyl attkisson found the answer. an n.f.l. linema

at pacifica, 64 at half moon bay. downtown, 64 tomorrow. 62 in the sunset district. north bay, low 60s on the coast. upper 60s and 68 at santa rosa and napa. on the east bay, oakland at 66 degrees. also, 66 cost row valley and fremont. the inland will have highs in the upper 60s. 68 at fairfield an livermore and antioch. through the weekend, sunny and mild. it sharply cools down on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. a few more clouds in the sky. sort of an unsettled winter pattern with a slight chance of rain in the middle of the week next week. at the moment, doesn't look like it's a major rainstorm, but keep the umbrella handy. >>> coming up, the gift of life. how two strangers helped each other's families with the gift of life. but first. ♪ >> thanksgiving with lady gaga and the muppets. we go behind the scenes of this star studded event. >>> another look add traffic and be thankful you are not stuck in this because it is gridlock in both directions. oncoming traffic back towards the east bay and traffic on the oh si

i look at that very differently. one thing i'll point out, you mentioned -- or one of the guests mentioned a santa claugs r rally. the people on our note, high flyer momentum names, they're taking some of the profits they've made and they're actually buying upside calls. they're buying calls and looking for that upside protection in case this market actually does take off. that's very interesting to note because that actually is a voe bullish signal. >> wait a minute, dave. explain why would someone buy upside protection? >> because they think there's a possibility that the market could actually -- can actually continue to run it to the end of the year. think about it. they're selling some names, like internet names, taking the profits, taking some profits they've made and buying some upside calls, right? so if the market does take off until the end of the year, they're protected to the upside. i think that's a very interesting thing we're seeing. i think it's a very bullish sign as a trade to the end of the year. >>

crowd estimates were at 20,000. says they spent $105,000 to make miles' wish come true. when make a wish realized how big it would become they were concerned for the city and stepped in to help. >> they offered to offset some of the expenses up front. i didn't even have to ask. >> on average a wish costs $7500. the local chapter hopes to grant 357 this year. miles' wish was not a fundraiser, but make a wish has received $10,000 from the t-shirt sales. that money will help fund your wishes. the goodwill goes on. ask miles and he will tell you. >> i don't have any super powers. >> but he just might. he has inspired a fundraiser for make a wish where all of the kids will dress as super heros. >> they want to help others. they are setting up a bat kid fund to help the three charities most helpful to miles during his recovery. now that he is in remission they want to give back. >> it is part of the 49er foundation. lirn more by going to abc7news.com and clicking on see it under -- see it on tv. watch it here on abc7 tomo

at 7:02. back to the desk. >>> happening now -- firefighters in redwood city have just lifted a shelter-in- place warning that has been in effect in three counties due to a fire at a metal recycling plant. the fire started yesterday afternoon on seaport road near the port of redwood city. katie utehs spoke to investigators and has more on the effort to put out the fire. good morning, katie. >> reporter: good morning. the fare was to the right. but -- fire was to the right. there's not much to see. the smoke is not really billowing all that much. but i can show you the smoke that lingers in the area. a heavy haze still lingers over redwood city and surrounding communities. firefighters lifted the shelter- in-place warning about a half- hour ago. let me show you the video from overnight, the large, black plume of smoke billowed from the scrap file at simms metal management. you can imagine the smell. the fire may have started from a conveyer system. the scrap yard is equipped with a sprinkler sy

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moving at a crawl.f this on what was supposed to be the busiest travel day, or one of them anyway, busiest travel day of the year. so that terminal 5 at l.a.x. just packed with people who literally, as we pan back on the helicopter, literally evacuated themselves when they heard what they thought were gunshots. turned out it was the impact of a car crashing in the parking garage. they decided they should leave the terminal, which they did. things are slowly getting back to normal. >>> well, moving on. serial killer joe naceo did not quo quietly today by any means. when a marin county judge sent him to death row. naso committed murders in four counties from the late '70s until the early '90s. abc 7 i team reporter dan noise was covering this from the very start. >> reporter: 79 years serial killer joe naso flipped oft audience of groerm jurors, victims' family members, and reporters who had covered this case from the start. and when the judge gave him one last chance to speak before receiving the death s

he entered at about 9:20 in the morning one of these entrances at terminal 3." according to pictures like this one as well as surveillance video, the gun was a 223 caliber assault rifle, which ciancia concealed in a bag. >> "he then approached tsa officer gerardo hernandez here who was standing there where those flowers are -- this is a prescreening area and shot him point blank, multiple times in the chest. he then got on this escalator." >> "the defendant is to then alleged to have begun walking away from the wounded tsa officer, going up escalator and then coming back down that escalator, to return and shoot the wounded officer again." >> reporter: "at the top of the escalator is the security checkpoint. at some point, he wounded two additional t-s-a officers and one passenger. this is the other side of the security checkpoint from here the gunman made his way deep into terminal 3. cell phone video captured the chaos as he neared the passenger gates." >> "people were running and getting knocked down. there was luggage everywhere. mayhem is the best way to des

and look at that. and look at the companies with the secular growth. these are companies that are growing their revenue because people want their products. >> this is one thing we noticed with the growth this quarter. a lot of it is from tightening their belt not from growing revenues. >> i right. you want companies that have good products or good businesses, not companies that are cutting cost of goods or cutting their marketing expenses to maintain their dividend. >> look at the pay out ratio. what percentage of your earnings are being paid out of difficult. you want companies to reinvest and they can grow and make other products. look at daiggio their difficults are going to grow faster and maintain a strong credit rating. you keep those in mind and you will have a good balanced portfolio in different sectors. you don't want to be all in technology. you want to diversify and say over a period of time. again when the market goes up 25 or 26% they are not going to be as high but they are knot going to go down 30% because they have a margin of safety i

winds at landfall, 165. hurricane katrina, winds at 175. and at landfall, 129. then superstorm sandy, 115. and also at landfall, 95. you can see all of these different storms for deadly and very devastating but the winfield varied dramatically and by far supertyphoon is the strongest. 145 for the winds. it is on a clip toward vietnam. as we head throughout this saturday making landfall potentially as a category 2. we'll be watching that track closely because it could get stronger or may get weaker by the time it makes landfall in the next 24 hours again. >> jeff, thank you. this typhoon was so massive it left storm watchers stunned. coming up at 6:45, bay area scientists reveal what this typhoon may say about the climate changing. >>> a former santa clara county supervisor at the heart of a huge political scandal is going to jail. in just the last hour, a judge rejected george sheakawa's request for community service as a sentence. nbc bay area's chase cane has been following the case all day. he joins us from the santa clara county courthouse with the latest. c

and got almost all the way to the gates at terminal three at lax.and

at 51 and san ramon at 49.oday, our best chance of light rain is in the north bay or north of the bay bridge through 7:00 and it starts to move through all of the bay by noon and all of us are going to be wet in the evening commute and during the evening hours. temperatures will be mild, mid-50 at the coast to 60 at 4:00. moving forward we will have intermittent rain tomorrow and temperatures are the same becoming partly cloudy on thursday and warm sunshine for friday and i will show you the week emforecast. coming up. leyla gulen? >> i don't me if it is moist conditions or oil in the road or both but we have an accident reported in santa rosa southbound along 101 at highway 12. that is blocking a lane. the driver reportedly slid off the roadways and this could be the beginning of where we are seeing accidents because of slick road p ways and the rainfall. if you are traveling along in the northbound direction we are looking at slow-and-go traffic at highway 12. to the south, we will check out our bridges and i

oakland is at 45. concord at 39. speaking of concord. fact, some of these 30s have been held up a little bit just by the fear fact because we have the higher clouds. temperatures will start off on the cool side. then start to warm up a little bit. you can see some of the higher clouds. the days are pretty short. santa cruz, capitola gilroy looking for 70. even with the higher clouds filtering in. there's our whopper of the system, the big one moving in. this is all rain, heavy rain. possible of tornadic activity. that's the bad right there where you get the mixed precipitation. carolinas up to the northeast. that's what turns to snow. you can see some of that is very close to new york city. it's been in upstate new york for so far. it looks like today and tomorrow that will be the focus. 35 in ukiah. 29 up in lakeport, thanks to chloe for sending me that twitter information. the higher clouds mean high clouds, mild. cold for some. 30s, 40s, a few 50s closer to san francisco. temperatures today kind of jumping up a little bit and then i t

san francisco is mile at 57 and same for livermore at 58. there is not much wind but just enough to keep the atmosphere turned up so we have the conditions we are dealing with this morning. a beautiful look from emeryville back to the eastern span of the bay bridge and it will be sunny with warming continues with the base we build in the 40's and 50's unlike the 30's and 40's yesterday. the winds shift open thursday bringing cool conditions through monday and on monday the pattern slips and we have a healthy chance of rain if the models can be verified. the timing is not so good but we need the rain. another one developing toward the northeast so we get an offshore wind and we will have warm weather to the coast today upper 60's to low 70's. los gatos is warmer at 73. on the peninsula, upper 60's to 70's and los altos at 73. mid-60's along the coast to upper 60's in downtown south san francisco and sausalito and mid-70's through the north bay valley and mid-60's at your coast and low 70's from 70 to 72 degrees until hercules at 73. 72 at ple

authorities are now contacting the victim. >>> new at 11ing on, police are are -- new at 11, police are seeing an alarming trend in the past couple weeks. three students have reported being drugged a parties. we sent alan wang to santa cruz to find out mor >> usually it is like if someone gives you a drink or if they are mixing a lot of stuff you can't tell what is in it, that'what happens. >> uc santa cruz police say it was the likely scenario when three female students were drugged at separate off campus parties. it happened over a two-week period and one student was sexually assaulted. >> the thought that they had been intoxicated at a much faster rate. some got si and vomited. >> i actually had a friend that somhing tainted her drink on the nightf halloween. what i thought was interesting was she was walking when she came to and she was not passed out somewhere. >> did your friend report this to police? >> not that i know of, no. >> which means there could be more unreported cases. uc santa cruz police believe students are becomingmore open to reporting these incidents because of a

cars are allowed back at the air air -- back at the airport. delays are an issue and it will take time to iron out. >> lilian, thanks etch have. here is what we know about the tsa officer killed. his name is girardo hernandez. he worked as behavior detection officer. his job was to identify possible terrorists. hernandez recently transferred from montana. the head of the tsa will visit with his family in los angeles tomorrow to express the agency's grief. this is the first time the t -- that a tsa officer has been on duty in the 12-year history. >>> now to the gunman. who is this guy and why did he snap targeting the tsa? sergio is looking into his background and is in the newsroom. >> you heard lilian mention the handwritten note. law enforcement says it describes anger at secretary general janet gnaw napolitano. the aim was to kill tsa employees and pigs. there were three letters, nwo. they believe it relates to a conspiracy their wrist group called the new world order and tonight we are learning the shooter's family sensed something was wron

at their sides.hey are there to trained people and of course there are certain agents that can be armed, federal agents can be armed and local police can be on, the tsa are not ready to return fire. a lot of pressure on them as well. ashley: if someone wanted to jump out of the crop and make a run through it through the checkpoint aree able to get through. clearly they would alert authorities but they just try to make a run for it. >> that happened many times. i won't see innocently. people literally trying to break through the line and make airplanes and a column writers. not assuming they were on, here with the gun, you can shoot your way through security. lori: we era business network. gun stocks are rallying. can't make a connection but they are up 4%, smith and wesson up 1%, the terminal where this happened as far as airline stocks, jetblue and the international carriers. ashley: virgin america, and as you said really affecting traffic going west until later today and tonight but this is still o

at & t park. this will stretch from 10:00 to 2:00-2:30 this afternoon. a lot of people have signed up to take part. the make a wish foundation website says this morning the events here are at capacity. certainly we know everyone will be following along with this and we'll have more on what we can expect today and what the chief of police had to say about today's events. live in san francisco claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >> that will be fun to watch that. thank you. >>> the long wait is over for highway 24 commuters. u.s. transportation secretary anthony fox will be among those attending this afternoon's ribbon cutting ceremony. the ceremony marks the end of a four-year $417 million project. the new bore scheduled to open sometime this weekend. however drivers heading between oakland and orinda on highway 24 should expect delays during the final hours of the project. >>> time now 5:08. from the philippines new fears about the survivors of the typhoon and the threat of fan monoand disease are

operations at tsa security checkpoints will stop at 9:30 this morning our time. that's the exact time one week ago that tsa officer gerardo hernandez was shot to death at los angeles international airport. authorities say the suspect was targeting tsa agents. >>> a 16-year-old teen facing hate crime charges will be tried as an adult for setting fire to an 18-year-old sleeping on a bus. richard thomas told investigators he was homophobic and lit luke fleischman on fire because he was wearing a skirt. sasha is hospitalized with burns on his legs. the suspect's family says their son meant them no harm and plans to send the victim a letter of apology. >> he's a very good kid. >> why did he do this? >> he was joking around. >> never ever a hate crime. >> richard thomas scheduled to be back in court on tuesday. >>> today in san jose, george shirakawa, jr., finds out if he is going to jail. the former santa clara county supervisor will be sentenced for five felonies and seven misdemeanors. they involve using public money to feed his gambling habit. prosecutors want the

are arrive early at 1:00 p.m.l dia de los muertos festival at the for develop transit a village in oakland is where you can celebrate the day of the dead in the east bay. this is free, a family and friends even is full of food, entertainment and culture. checking out this saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. >> at&t park will become a science wonderland when the bay area science the festival concludes again with this free science. last year, more than $30 a people enjoyed a nonstop program. they had exhibits for experience, games, and shows, all meant to entertain and inspire. with more than 150 exhibits, there is something for everyone to lease. >> the bay area's science vessel is in its last weekend, saturday is a last chance to check it out. 11 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. it at&t park in san francisco. the best thing, it is free. they have limited parking. public transportation is highly encouraged. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. george rask will update you on a couple of traffic cost was in the bay and thhot

>> good. >> i'm at lax right now. i'm at the international terminal. i was in terminal three and just gotten through the security when the shooting started. >> you were detained by police during this situation? >> no, after -- what happened was a security agent they hit the floor and then they told the passengers to run towards the gates. so i gathered up myself but missing my belt and shoes and ran. there was a security agent next to me, who had my shoes. he was hit. but i don't think he had a life threatening injury. and the shooter came down the corridor and past the security area and confronted me and looked at me, tsa with a question mark in his eyes? and i just shook my head. and he kept going. >> what -- you saw the shooter and he confronted you, you were face to face with him? what did he look like and what did he seem like to you? >> he was white, fairly young. he was carrying a rifle of some sort. i can't identify what kind. and wearing like a gray jackets, something like that. light brown, i would say brown hair, thin. not heavyset at all, y

then he threw money at me. >> was the significance of him throwing money at you? thought that i was a 13 year-old prostitute in he was infatuated by press to tuition. prostitution. >> reporter:knight said she was given one shower a year.and had to brave cleaveland winters without enough clothing or blankets to keep her warm. she says she never talked to him - she hated him - but she did tell him he was a monster. tomorrow at 4:00 on kron four - part two of the interview - here's a preview >> i had to drill wahl holes and the wall to help with a torture chamber. >> he would say they he hated me because i could abuse you because no one else wanted >> reporter: michelle knight interview with doctor phil airs tomorrow at 4:00 right here on kron-4. >> catherine: police in new jersey are trying to figure out why a man opened fire inside a shopping mall. when it was all over - the only victim was the shooter. >> catherine: chris welch explains. >> reporter:intro: a nightmare scenario for hundreds inside this mall ended with the alleged shooter turning the gun on himself,

they don't know what they're looking at. you walk up to him. what is he looking at?he's looking at. he's looking at every individual movement of this yard. when you grow up like how we grew up with gangs or whatever in the neighborhood, in the ghetto, you're raised to watch your back because you have enemies on the street. you go to school with your enemies and on the bus with them. when people come here it's not that new to us. we've been watching our back all our life. you never know which one of your enemies is going to come in here, you know what i'm saying? an enemy come in here you're not aware, something is going to happen to you. just like that. so to top everything off, you got to be aware in here or on the street. you know? >> yay, look at that big smile. >>> when we return, the last place you would expect to find this peaceful neighborhood. ♪ ♪ hey [ male announcer ] when we built the cadillac ats from the ground up, to be the world's best sports sedan... ♪ ...people noticed. ♪ something like a phenomenon, baby ♪ ♪ you're something like a phenomenon ♪ [ ma

the storms killed at least six people and destroyed at least 70 homes in illinois. and you just heard the n-f- l broadcasters saying that fans at soldiers fans needed to be evacuated during the bears and ravens game yesterday because of a tornado warning. ravens were up 10-0 over the bears when this happened. the game was delayed one hour and 45 minutes. pre-cautionary evacuation of fans at soldier field due to bad weather conditions in chicago in 1st quarter with the baltimore ravens up 10-0 over the chicago bears. video shows video board with warning to fans, fans leaving seats, referee making announcement that game will be suspended due to inclement weather, dark clouds, nfl players/coaches/staff/crew leaving the field, etc typhoon haiyan has left thousands homeless in it's path last week. medical workers are making slow progress due to severe loss of water, electricity and medical supplies. in many hospitals the lack of drug and blood supplies has kept doctors from performing most operations that need to be done. some doctors haven't even returned home after the

at the same time ] >> yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> the shifted more in democrat's favors. that is helping democrats win -- [ talking at the same time ] >> this is contributing to the conflict inside the party. you get the tea party people and conservatives say our guy was abandon. he was coming on strong. christie was asked to help him out, he didn't. he didn't get the money he expected so you have this bitterness inside the party and a conflict, campaign is 26 month to the caucuses -- [ talking at the same time ] >> how much did he spend? 20million. >> how much did he spend? 11.7? [ talking at the same time ] >> almost double. >> the war is on within the republican party, conservatives -- [ talking at the same time ] >> like a simmering dispute. >> when the conservatives have to choose between chris christie and the democrats they will go with the republican. >> what was the biggest loser on tuesday? >> i think basically the -- obama care. >> obama care is a work in progress. biggest loser republican party. chris christie didn't run as a republican. virginia red state, ab

at what cost? brian todd reports what big change nrs store. >> we can already connect from almost everywhere. cell phone calls from cruising altitude may be next. the fcc chairman says the ban on cell phone use on passenger flights is outdated and restrict i have. he's proposing allowing cell phone use above 10,000 feet. the fcc says technology has advanced enough so that cell phone transmissions from the air would no longer interfere with cell towers on the ground. it's the response from the flying public that's all the buzz. >> they might want to talk the entire flight in a loud voice about all their problems. i'm afraid it won't work. >> that potential tension between passengers are is also a safety hazard cord aring to the flight attendants union which is against the idea. they say it's also a security risk. >> we have concerns about the ability for those who might wish to do harm to be able to coordinate during a flight or among the flight. >> some passengers say theable to communicate trumps

at and t park.f a lease deal doesn't get done, soon. dobins says it's unlikely an a's move would happen. >> we're confident we're going to get the lease done so we're never going have to use that possibility going across the bay to san francisco. >> despite the pledge to permanently move the team, a's owner lou wolf expressed optimism. a short-term lease deal would be sdun soon the a's release this statement, we intend to extend our lease and look forward to another great season. die-hard fans have split opinions on whether staying green and gold would be okay. >> i would be actually okay with it. just because i love at and t park. i love how beautiful it is in there. >> i've been at the coliseum since i'm two. it's home. i want them to stay here. i don't want them to move to san jose or fremont. >> reporter: the board is expected to vote at the next meeting november a15th on a lease extension keeping a's for two more years. in oakland abc7 news. >> we've received hundreds of posts about pbl stadium

comes in at 1.9.nal consumption expenditure quarter over quarter, 1.4. so to summarize, the headline numbers definitely hot. the consumption is not and the prices are a little hotter than we expected. 336 on initial jobless claims, that's a drop of 9,000 from 345,000. that is, indeed, close to expectations. what do we have to look at. of course we still see the rallies in the equities and the drop in the euro currency versus what you just were debating. i don't think a quarter point makes that much difference. but i know that the manufacturers especially in germany and the whisper in the euro zone that the euro 1.38 was too high. i wish i would have went with that notion. economists conventional wisdom because that didn't work out well. back to you. >> yeah. i guess the futures are holding up, the stocks here too. yeah, there they are. not quite what they were. i'd hate to say that a good gdp number means we get less, means they don't wait as long to taper. we wouldn't trade on that, would we, rick? i

volunteers at st. anthony's will have everything set up here. they'll have everything set up on the curb, a tent with volunteers out here waiting to accept frozen turkeys to drive up and drop them off. the goal this year is for st. anthony's to collect 1,000 turkeys in time for thanksgiving day. allie rasmus, channel 2 news. >>> the u.s. announces a major breakthrough over their nuclear program. the secretary of the state talked about the deal by shaking hands with the foreign ministers in switzerland. iran and six world powers including the u.s., britain, china, germany, they spent days hashing out the agreement. described as a first step aimed at halting certain levels of the uranium enrichment. many return a portion of their overseas bank accounts, they will be unfrozen and trade restrictions will be eased. >>> it will make our partners in the region safer. it'll make our allies, israel, safer. >> but they call the aagreement a historic mistake that they do not stop it from developing a nuclear weap

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lines were not long at sfo. this is the terminal at noon yesterday. officials say a million travelers will go through the airport teen last weekend and this coming sunday. >> a town of atherton will hold a community meeting in two weeks to get rid of the noise that is rattling homes when the planes fly above. the problem is with surf air a small airline that launched in june with service between san carlos and southern california that runs 12 daily flights in and out of the san carlos airport starting at 7:55 in the morning. the airline wants to raise the number of flights to 20, residents do not like the idea. they are meeting to talk about it december 9. >> the san francisco international auto show is in full swing at the mascone convention center. 38 manufacturers are displaying 600 cars, s.u.v.'s and concept vehicles and g.m. is offering a next generation corvette and the first plug-in electric. demand is soaring. sales jumped 10 percent compared to last year and the holiday weekend more than 300,000 people are expected to attend. >> you can try i

and at&t responded to mr. will in her were date august 1st, 2013, are included with the letter that i believe we've disseminated earlier; is that correct and they were just handed out >> as you know see from the numerous meeting at&t has addressed many issues. the opponents have not raised any appropriateness to the at&t facility on 26th avenue. in conclusion at&t is trying to meet the demand within san francisco. we are doing it with a prudent plan. it's fully consistent with the land regulations and it's prototype facility is the least intrusive area. i urge the planning commission to approve the conditional use application and we've happy to answer any questions you might have. thank you >> thank you. opening it up to public comment. there was a opposition statement from a couple of folks >> yes.. good afternoon, president fong and members of the commission. i am david will in her with will in her and soeshdz i have 40 years experience. i represent clients before the commission and state regulatory agencies

at salesforce ceo are still going for top dollar, at about $32000. reporting live in san francisco, kpix 5. a recap of the presidents agenda today. he arrives at 10:30 this morning, he will deliver his remarks at the betty ong center about an hour later and then the president will head to the fundraiser at the sf jazz center and be back in the air on his way to los angeles by 3:30. >>> happening right now, a deadly winter storm that has already claimed eight lives is now threatening the east coast. the storm hammered the southwest over the weekend. look at that car, rolling over about a foot of snow covering parts of oklahoma, white out conditions, made things very difficult in santa fe as well. >> it's pretty icy and even though i've got traction on my shoes, sometimes it just doesn't help maybe. >> we've never seen weather like this. this isn't normal here. >> only november as the storm moves east and it could impact your holiday travel plans as well, more than 300 flights were cancelled yesterday at the dallas fort worth airport, and more cancella

at 7:30.ose out their four-game road trip in memphis following last night's tight game in san antonio. we have the story in sports. >> good morning, everybody. the years rested steph curry last night in san antonio. he's ailing with a bone bruise on his left ankle. probably cost them the game because this was an ugly defensive grind. merely a spectator. nice ball movement here. shot only 41 percent f. the field, it the warriors. and the drive. the other tony kept golden state in the game. tony douglas. that should have ban four point play there. he led everyone with 21 points. vintage parker, can't go left and hit the jump shot. he will knock it down every time. final seconds, andre, and it rolls off. 76-74, spurs, and warriors are in memphis tonight. we will see if steph goes. and ready for not. college hoop season is already here. opening with the bison of bucknell. bucknell won 28 games last season. dwight powell for stanford. he's 6'10". the spin move. that's remarkable. second half. powel

cars are allowed back at the air air -- back at the airport. delays are an issue and it will take time to iron out. >> lilian, thanks etch have. here is what we know about the tsa officer killed. his name is girardo hernandez. he worked as behavior detection officer. his job was to identify possible terrorists. hernandez recently transferred from montana. the head of the tsa will visit with his family in los angeles tomorrow to express the agency's grief. this is the first time the t -- that a tsa officer has been on duty in the 12-year history. >>> now to the gunman. who is this guy and why did he snap targeting the tsa? sergio is looking into his background and is in the newsroom. >> you heard lilian mention the handwritten note. law enforcement says it describes anger at secretary general janet gnaw napolitano. the aim was to kill tsa employees and pigs. there were three letters, nwo. they believe it relates to a conspiracy their wrist group called the new world order and tonight we are learning the shooter's family sensed something was wron

here is a live look at the cleanup operations. traffic impact is here on the northbound side from milpitas. thankfully, this accident occurred in the northbound direction that is the only issue that we are tracking so far. the traffic is not too bed. >> following a developing story out of fremont where police are on the scene of a fatal crash. two contract workers were hit by a car around 2:40 this morning. kron four's yoli aceves is live at the scene with an update, yoli? >> because it is say active scene they have to investigate and now at 6:30 a.m. they have pushed this time to indefinite because they're not sure when these lines will reopen they stated that they have to be very thorough. doors are originally, there was a drunk driver and that crashed into two workers and one of the workers was sent to the hospital and he is suffering minor injuries. unfortunate, the other worker was killed. the driver hisself, was injured very seriously. they actually did some preliminary tests to see if he was drunk at the time and he had set

this happened last night at the raiders game. we have a live look at the o.co coliseum. officials say after the game ended a woman jumped from the third deck of the coliseum. people below tried to stop her, then a man on the second deck, he tried to catch her. with his good deed he was hurt, also taken to the hospital. he is listed in stable condition. for the woman, she's also at the hospital, she is listed currently in critical condition. >> it's 4:35. this morning a memorial is growing for a beloved football coach killed in a crash over the weekend. the chp says 76-year-old john webb was driving northbound on 680 near fremont early saturday morning when he hit a stalled van. webb reportedly got out of his car to help direct traffic, and that's when the chp says another car hit and killed him. webb was heading home after watching the san jose state football game. the university alum taught at john f. kennedy high school and after retiring and being the athletic director. >> if anything the school needed him to do, his activities, adviser, director for many years, he wa

that's a look at 95 at 175. there's a look at the topside of the beltway at putty hill avenue. here's don. >> thank you. >>> we'll stay with the transportation theme for a moment. airline passengers will soon will able to stay plugged in throughout their flight. the faa has deemed electronic devices during take off and landing. here is christie illeto with the latest. >> any electronics with a switch we ask that you turn them off. >> thursday the faa said staying connected is about to get easier. >> airlines can safely expand passenger use of portable electronic devices during all phases of flight. >> as long as devices are in airplane mode passengers with read, listen to music and watch videos. they still can't make calls or send texts. until now mobile devices couldn't be used until planes rose above 10,000 feet. >> why have it so serious for so long and then loosen up now? >> the faa has planned that using a electronic device poses safety threat and imposes with communication why change now? >> most commercial airplanes can tolerate interference. >> cases with low visibility

at this point we're really only talking about arkansas at this point.e aca had the medicaid expansion and then the roberts supreme court declared it unconstitutional, it turned to medicaid expansion into a state option. as your slides appointed a, but have the state said yes, about half said no. in large part because largely guilty choice they had was yes or no. then we had arkansas come along, very, very interesting singer we have a democratic governor and the very conservative republican legislature and governor bp went to secretary sebelius and said, i need to do the expansion. i can't get it through if it's just medicaid. let's figure out a third way. and together they worked out a plan to essentially expand medicaid but to take the vast majority of those individuals essentially and roll them by the exchanges, via the marketplace. through premiums of technique called premium support. at this point arkansas is really the only state that's been approved to do that. and i think what they are going to see is, you know, you're going to see by definition

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