after bailey's week. yusef bey iv and antwan mackey is accused of killing bailey and two other men in 2007. the judge is considering several motions in the case. jury selection is not expected until january. >>> a san jose school principal is under fire today for preventing an ambulance from driving on to the school's track to treat an injured football player. 1-year-old key anna know -- 14- year-old kianno suffered a concussion and when the ambulance arrived, the principal told the paramedics they could not drive the vehicle on the field. emergency vehicles had to transport the gurney 75 yards down field. this morning he talked about had his injury. >> my neck and my head -- i have sharp pain all across my neck and i just have a headache that's been going on for three weeks. >> a school board spokesperson says he's appalled at the principal's decision, saying the ban was never to apply to emergency vehicles. the student amar'e wants the -- mother wants the school to apologize and reprimand the principal.

now sources are telling the chauncey bailey project that brown is planning to give up her law practice. she has not been charged with any crime. >>> san francisco police are investigating the death of a 65- year-old woman after she was hit and killed by a ucsf shuttle bus. that happened at about 12:30 yesterday afternoon on geary street. the victim was in the crosswalk when the passenger van made a turn and hit the woman. now a nearby surveillance camera caught the impact. at the top of your screen you can see the woman stepping off. there she is. stepping off the curb. she crosses geary in the crosswalk. then seconds later the ucsf bus makes a left turn onto geary and suddenly stops. >> i heard the impact. people screaming. i immediately grabbed my cell phone. i didn't even look. >> ucsf says the bus driver involved in the crash was hired three years ago and has a clean driving record. the driver stayed on the scene and gave a statement to police. police say they aren't sure if

kyle bailey is number 42. recently they both started playing wide receiver.ut safety is their main position. oh, there is a sibling rivalry. >> we always see who can get the most picks. if i get a catch, my brother goes right back at me. >> reporter: but mostly they help each other. >> you've got to keep dropping back. don't let anyone behind you. we are seeing eye-to-eye most of the time. >> reporter: together they have become a force. >> any kind of coach would love that. if you have a great player, then you've got two and that's what happened with the bailey kids. >> reporter: kevin and kyle aren't just a nightmare for opposing teams but also for their teachers. like the time two years ago when they decided to switch practice just for fun and their teachers couldn't tell the difference. >> are those -- oh, my goodness. we have a lot of fun. >> reporter: the bailey's hope tonight's first rounds playoff team will be double the fun. it is a rematch against washington and lee a team they beat 14-0 last friday night. >> we came so far and put the season togethe

he wanted to prevent bailey from publicizing the bakery's financial problems. he will stand trial next year for the murders of two other men who the prosecution say were killed to save the crumbling business. >>> the california highway patrol says the number of bay area drunk driving arrests is up this holiday weekend. from wednesday evening through this morning officers made 249 arrests. that's compared to 207 for the seam period last year. -- same period last year. statewide numbers are up as well. but there have been no fatalities on bay area roadways so far this weekend. >>> california filed a $60 million lawsuit against a company that offers homeowners help with predatory lending. >> did you pay money to these folks? >> yes, several thousand dollars. >> the victim who lost you thats of dollars and their homes. and why both retailers and shoppers appear ready to take cyber monday seriously, and then this. >> ♪ hol lay lieu yaw >> a new youtube video goes viral with a christmas twist. >> and hi, everyone. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. we have clear skies r

. >> oakland prosecutors is accusing yusef bey the fourth of murdering chauncey bailey to save his bakery from bankruptcy. recently filed documents claim that he wanted to keep bailey from publishing an expose about his father's molestation and rape of children. they wanted to publish the bakery's financial problems. bey will stand trial on the murders of two other men to save the business. >>> u.s. senate is expected to pass a bill to step up the inspections of food plants in. it it's stalled in the senate for more than a year. the passage is critical because of large outbreaks of salmonella. it would provide the biggest changes to food safety laws. it would give the fda to order a recall of tainted products. the house must also act before the bilk reach the white house for approval. >> coming up, a lot of people went shopping over the weekend but how much did they buy? coming up how retail analysts are sizing up black friday sales. and today is cyber monday but they say it's not the big event >>> welcome back. 4:47. it is time for your lower 48 forecast. warmest weather around dallas, 6

he is acaused of ordering bailey to be killed. a man ordered to shoot bailey will go on trial. >>> police are on the hunt for a man who tried to rape a woman. she was out walking when a man pushed her to the ground and a man tried to take off her pants she screamed and fought him off and ran toward el camino where her mom was waiting to meet her. >>> the suspect is described as white, late 20s early 30s. 61 at, short dark hair goatee. anyone with information is urged to call palo alto police. >>> today crews in san ramon will begin digging to repair a water main that broke this mast weekend it muddied lawns and landscaping on iron horse trail off pine valley road fortunately that 16-inch main carried recycled water not sewage officials are trying to figure out whether cold weather may have been a factor. >>> much needed make over under way today for a bay area landmark this weekend the cal bears played their final game in the old memorial stadium. the 87-year-old structure will under go a major renovation the work should be done i

after being implicated in a plot by bay to kill witnesses in the chauncey bailey murder case. now according to court documents brown smuggled a hit list out of jail back in march that named witnesses that her client wanted to have killed to prevent their testimony in his upcoming trial. now following her implication in that plot, brown resigned as bay's attorney. now sources are telling the chauncey bailey project that brown is planning to give up her law practice. she has not been charged with any crime. >>> san francisco police are investigating the death of a 65- year-old woman after she was hit and killed by a ucsf shuttle bus. it happened at about 12:30 yesterday afternoon on geary street at leaven worth. the victim was in the crosswalk when the passenger van made a turn and hit her. now a nearby surveillance camera caught at least part of the scene and the impact. at the top of the screen you see the woman crossing geary in the crosswalk. seconds later the ucsf bus takes a turn onto geary and then sud suddenly stopped. >> i heard the impact, people screaming. i immediate

bey is accused of murdering three oakland man in 2007 including chauncey bailey. the prosecutor is asking the judge to admit evidence of other crimes bey is accused of to show his desperation. >>> a hearing starts this morning in the gang rape case. the jury has been getting testimony of lead investigators. the preliminary hearing will determine if there is enough evidence to put the seven defendants on trial. >>> palo alto police are looking for a man suspected in an attempted rape. the victim was walking on alma street at 12:30 thursday morning when a man attacked her. she was able to describe him off. he's described as 6'1", 175 pounds, late 20s or early 30s, short dark hair and a well groomed goatee. >>> pg&e crews worked throughout the night trying to restore power lost in cooper tino. it happened last night and north blainey avenue. it's not clear why it happened. 150 customers were effected. >>> the final football game in the old stadium was played on sat. cal lost. today the contract that will fence off the stadium starts preparation of the $321 million pr

the two men are accused of killing bailey and two other men back in 2007.ury selected is not expected until january. >>> 8:45. more humane remains have been found in golden gate park by san francisco police. this follows the discovery on sunday of a severed arm near the polo field. investigators say all of the human remains belong to one man. the medical examiner will will determine if the -- when the man died and if he died of natural causes. they have no reason right now to suspect parkway and there's no indication that the park is unsafe. >>> pg&e is working with the city of san francisco on several safety improvements for its aging electrical system. there was a hearing yesterday to review a safety plan to prevent the -- any future underground explosions like the one you see here. officials are now considering replacing all of the older model transformers. the replacement of aging circuits in many neighborhoods as well and the fitting of 125 manhole covers. they want to put swivel lock caps on them to keep them from exploding and blowing into the air. >

at the time, bailey was working on a story about the bakery's financial problems. the judge is currently considering two motions involving evidence related to the trial. jury selection isn't expected to take place until january. >>> we're learning more about a triple shooting in vacaville that happened early this morning that left two men and a woman with a gunshot wound to her face. >>> police say 18-year-old richard ruben caukins went to a apartment and shot two men in the head and a woman in the face. she is being treated at uc davis hospital. her injuries are not considered life threatening. the case then took a strange turn right after the shooting. >> well after that, we had a report of a male that was walking toward the police department and actually into our lobby, holding a gun. >> police say caukins gun wasn't working and used it to break a window. >>> a vintage car is to blame for a fire at a san carlos storage. the fire began in a 1951 lincoln continental that young has converted to run on batteries. officials were able to save 71% of the items. young t

. >> it's 6:42, an oakland prosecutor is accusing yusef belt iv of murdering chauncey bailey to savekery from bankruptcy. court documents they wanted to keep bailey prosecute publishing about an expose about the situation. he will stand trial for the further murder of two other men who prosecutors say were also killed the save the am blings. >> u.s. senate is expected to pass the bill to allow the fda to step up inspections of food plants. it stalled in the senate for more than a year. passage is critical following large scale outbreaks of salmonella and e. coli. it would provide changes to food safety laws in 70 years. it would give the fda to make a recall of tainted products. >>> there is new twist in the forecast crisis, companies are popping up here and around the country promising to help desperate homeowners to avoid foreclosure. david wright says a lot of customers are losing thousands of dollars as well as their home. >> carolyn and mike durbin are having a hard time getting over the fact that their dream home belongs to someone else. >> they are among the millions of americ

former bakery worker are accused of killing bailey in 2007.rrently the judge is considering several motions in the case. jury selection isn't expected until january. >>> san francisco police have arrested five people suspected in a string of robberies involving pepper spray. 27-year-old jones of hayward and 18-year-old carpenter were taken into custody along with three juveniles. the group targeted people that were distracted and pepper sprayed their victims before robbing them. >>> the new owners of the golden state warriors are not ruling out a possible move across the bay. >> is there a day in the future when the team could up being in san francisco? it's possible. we all know there is no sense hiding it. the lease expires in five years. we're going to evaluate our opportunities. >>> the nba approved them for $70 million. we will hear more when they join us live right here on mornings at 2. >>> many shoppers have ditched the plastic shopping bags in favor of reusable bags. they hope it will help protect the environment. there is evidence th

laura and todd the parents, 17-year-old hepter and bailey. 15-year-old triplets levi, rex, dylan andhree triplets and another 15-year-old and 10-year-old danielle. all with us this morning. great to have you here. >> thanks. >> so many people can probably relate to that when they hear a little bit of the details. give us a clearer picture, if you would. i'll start with you, todd. you had a great business going. you were making $1 spine 5 million a year at one point and then everything bottomed out. and we see in the first episode you're going through the bank statement and you say to laura we're 300 bucks short on the rent. >> right. >> well, i mean all across america with the housing decline, we got hit really hard. all the construction industry pretty much fell apart. we lost our house, our investment condo, and here we are today. >> laura, as all this is happening, you say at one point, once you blended your family five years ago, you kind of used money to help ease that transition. because it's a lot, especially when you're a teenager to have all this happen in your family. when

bailey, would you like to come up? [applause] and you can tell us a little bit about your collection in the same way, but also how you became such a adept writer. your essay was terrific. [laughter] >> thank you. >> move up to the mic, please. >> well, as he said, my collection is about the mythology of mozart, specifically it contests of -- consists of lots of different parts, but it's mostly biography and work of fiction and also bib lo graphic works. so pretty much anything mozart. it also includes video, cds, scores, all types of materials. i got started collecting in libraries. i mean, libraries have been my moment since i was -- home since i was a kid. you know, i was lucky to have kids that really supported literacy and books in the general, and, you know, at a very young age i had, you know, this feeling that books and libraries were sacred somehow. so books have always had that for me, and when i was about 8, i went to my first library discard sale, and i was a little bit appalled that, you know, my sacred lib

sea of brake lights from lone tree way towards somersville road just starting to slow as well from baileyds willow pass. usual congestion in the westbound lanes through antioch. so thank you for showing us that chopper 5. all right. out to our maps, quite around the bay area. not many accidents. one southbound 101 in san jose approaching hellyer but traffic is so light and it's against the commute, no delays. out of downtown san jose looks good. all along the peninsula, 101 and 280 quiet past candlestick and 3rd into san francisco. nice ride. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we'll show you a quick look at this the metering lights have been on since about 6:20. looks like there's some kind of flag waving in the shots. if you ignore that traffic is stacking up to the 880. so a good 15 minutes to get on the bridge itself. and the golden gate nice ride through marin county on southbound 101. back to you. >> thank you. >>> tolls on the golden gate bridge are costing drivers more than ever. this year, motorists spent an average of $5 .21. the san francisco examiner says that's 12 cents more than l

i don't think as many people visit architects and bailey. dodge they come every day. -- >> they come every day. commissioner antonini: i'm also supportive. i did it once, and i can tell you if it is pretty nice. >> the motion before you, commissioners, is for approval. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. commissioner miguel: aye. >> that motion passes unanimously. you are now on item number 15. 2016 chestnut street. >> i will make this very brief since we are running -- the request is for a conditional use to establish formula retail for t-mobile. the project is consistent with sections of the code and we are not aware of any opposition. i am available for questions. commissioner miguel: project sponsor? >> i am representing t-mobile here. i have a couple co -sponsors that will speak briefly. we did have an extended presentation, but we will have to shorten things up. the space has been vacant for quite some time on chestnut street. through this process, we have worked with

and of course corinne bailey rae. tomorrow night raine wilson will join -- and the gourd lady! we'll be right back with "jimmy fallon." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> this morning on "early today" storm crashing. haiti's survivors go for cover from hurricane tomas. >>> moms are accused of taking their kids on a shoplifting spree. >>> and out of this world. never-before-seen images from a journey billions of miles in the making. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with tracking tomas. a hurricane warning is in effect for the earthquake-ravaged nation of haiti as tomas, now at hurricane strength, churns northeast in the caribbean sea. u.n. forces began evacuations in resettlement camps yesterday as haiti's poverty-stricken residents brace for the worst there. there are concerns the powerful storm could wreak havoc on the makeshift tent camps that house more than a million haitians, still struggling to recover from january's devastating ear

thousands of customers, more than 21,000 residents lost their power and more so it was in the piedmont bailey and it was whether it related. it could not come at a worse time, the raiders fan what is sold it so it was not blacked out on tv but hundreds of them could not see the game because of the edits. but a game that was. back and forth the raiders thought at is of the oakland coliseum and in overtime asking in the mail the goal to win the game. the final score was 23-20 and after winning three straight games. johannes masterly could be added jail in six to seven months. the sentence was handed down on sunday and they caused many disturbances in the street. the runners were actually part of the rally and 152 that were arrested more out the charges will come later after their view of the events. the universal lot justices starting to launch its own justice. his family and friends of have to cases against bars so it is far from ever. dalian talks to them >> oscar grant's family's attorney has to judge who sentenced johannes into prison and that made him made critical mistakes. they plan to a

barnum and bailey private defense lawyers who claim there is some sort of mission -- they are some sortof magician. that it would be beneath them to publicize what they do and how they do it. the only reason i am here -- i even pounded the table. i would like the public defender's office to do a better job publicizing their work. i agree with jamie, the pendulum is swinging back. i was just in new york where the new shows are presented to advertisers. there are several that our defense-based shows. -- are the fenced-based shows. i think -- are defense-based shows. i think you are right. >> that is in large part the innocence movement, proving to injuries that they have gotten it wrong time and time again. this innocence project is based in new york. 300 individuals exonerated on dna evidence. people are starting to wake up to the important role of criminal defense attorneys, but jonathan is right. that court tv, we cover cases where public defenders and criminal defense attorneys are in court. we do not choose the cases based on either or. we see fine lawyer ring from both. often, the b

bailey was a talented but troubled star in the late 70s. he pled guilty to assault of a nursing student in 1982. that combined with an ncaa investigation into whether he accepted money led to usf to shut down its basketball program. but the coach remembers the good times. >> some players are great in practice and not very good in the game. others go the opposite way. quintan was superb in practice and better in a game. when the lights were on, he came to play. >> the sharks duking it out with the duck said for the second time in ten days, final minute of overtime, blasts it from the blue line. the ducks beat the sharks 3-2 in overtime. too many penalties. too many! the pacers had a near perfect third-quarter tonight. indiana knocked down their first 20 shots, they scored 54 points, the most in a quarter since 1990. they blow the nuggets out, 144-113. they were 20-20 in shots, and one player decides to take one more, and it missed. hello. don't shoot!

you worked for senator kay bailey hutchison and 4 marco rubio. what is your assessment -- and a four -- for marco rubio. what is your assessment of how successful the tea party will be in working with president obama and democrats? >> in texas, the exact same way that marco rubio road successfully to the senate is the same one that crashed kay bailey hutchison, largely out of anger over spending, earmarks, the bailouts. i have a slightly counterintuitive take on the tea party and bipartisanship. it to define counterintuitive in the world of political panels means that i am about to make something up. [laughter] i think that the establishment in washington views the tea party movement almost like a doberman pinscher, something that you're like -- something that you're glad to have around but you're also slightly terrified of. it would be true for our leadership, the republican leadership in washington -- behoove our leadership, the republican leadership in washington, to let some of the anger and tension out of the tea party balloon. the way you d

judge michael bailey hawkins based in arizona considered a moderate, and he may be the one to supply the swing vote. and randy smith, an appointie of george w. bush. opponent steve cooley conceded the race last week, but harris said she wouldn't declare victory until the official vote count was complete. it is. so harris is now expected to talk with reporters tomorrow and follow that up with a long-a waited victory party at delancey street tomorrow night. >>> cold snap continues here across the bay area with low to mid 30s in the east and also parts of the south. livermore and walnut creek with 32 and 34 degrees, respectively, and coming up, we'll let you know who needs to worry about the rain this week. >>> paper or plastic? it's a parody with a purpose. and the latest youtube sensation. meet the bay area man behind that message. >> the consumer thinks it's something different, then so be it. >> but what you don't know about the food you eat could cost you more than money. your family's health being put at risk tonight. the story that epitomizes buyer beware on nbc bay area news. >>

obstacles before becoming trapped between a sound wall and retaining wall on westbound highway 4 near the bailey road exit. animal control officers feared a tranquilizer wouldn't work quickly enough. they decided to kill this animal to protect the public. >>> coming up here why the trial for those three uc berkeley graduates held in iran has been postponed. another live look at san francisco's civic center plaza where you can see hundreds and hundreds of people are already gathered now to watch tonight's game 5 of the world series. . >>> we're talking about a warm up around here. i'll have the forecast and it does include some increasing temperatures in your city. . >>> the first pitch of game five of the world series less than 45 meant away. what you're looking at here civic center plaza in san francisco where hundreds of people have gathered to watch on a big screen tv. union square macy's with a big go giants sign. if they win tonight they are world series champions. >>> the uc berkeley graduates in iran's trial has been postponed. sarah shourd has not been properly summoned. she's being trie

have doubled their lead two minutes before the half time break but look kaka was unable to find dim bailey who was totally armont leisure continue to enjoy the lions share of possession of a second half and created a number of opportunities but wastefulness in front of goal was becoming a big problem for the home side but on some differing minutes visitors would double their lead impressively kaka managed to hold of the challenge of debates and speak to us in pubs illegally before firing past the helpless i can face with that lever issue of a mountain to climb but substitute alexander block out of could have half the deficit but he blasted over wastefully as belgium would ease to a two no when. i don't know if they were any positives you know again today we haven't shown a good performance but still it was a big day for our own issue and me being a year or two we'll see a club from the city in the premier league something we had chances but we didn't score probably because we like concentration it's an end of the season and we might be tired plus of course we committed to big mistakes in d

bailey is look being at me when i take him for a walk and he's like this is how it's supposed to be.> for a dog, this is perfect. >> traveling south on 270, lanes are open out of germantown working your way out to mva. northbound 270, no signs of roadwork leaving falls road headed out to 28. lanes are open each way at the wilson bridge. the work zone northbound on i- 95 as you approach 32, that construction is lifted as we speak. >>> more than 1300 maryland thrivers could be on the road illegally. an audit found more than 10,000 licenses with eight or more violation points. >>> big expectations for long awaited luxury hotel at the d.c. convention center. officials broke ground on the new washington marriott marquee hotel. that is expected to open in 2014. the mayor says the project will create 1600 construction jobs and 1,000 hotel jobs once it opens. the mayor-elect hopes it will bring even more people to the district. >> we are taking the next step and that is the step that will allow us to able to attract the level of business, the level of shows, the level of conventions that wil