maybe you are getting ready for beta breakers. live look at the park and we do have cloudy conditions out there. it's cloudy all across the bay area this morning. here's a look at your san francisco day planner for today. it's a cool start. 55 degrees and we're not going to really warm up a whole lot through the afternoon. only getting to 59 by 4:00 p.m. today. we'll see breezes from 5 to 15 miles an hour coming in out of the west this afternoon but again, not a whole lot of warming. in fact, expecting generally mostly cloudy conditions for today. let's break down your forecast for beta breakers. mostly cloudy as you start things off. will be mostly cloudy. temperatures in mid-50s. pretty good riding weather i would say and 10:00 still staying cool in the mid-50s by noon. i think we could see some peaks of sun, of course, that's when all the fun happens after the race and people start to walk, stumble, just kind of hang out. hopefully keep your clothes on. it'll be a cool around. temperatures 52 in nevado. also mid-50s for pleasan

it is beta breakers day where runners wear kcostumes. >> i'm all for beta breakers day, but it's not the best day to run a race. you might need hot chocolate or coffee to warm you up. it's not just the marine layer, it's actually a storm system off the coastline that's going to keep the gray skies in place today. not a lot of sunshine coming our way even for the inland valleys, and there's kind of a winter-like pattern shaping up across the bay this week with two storm systems expecting to slam into the bay area, bringing some rain. kind of unusual, but we will take it. you notice the satellite is fired up. we do have showers off the coastline. those showers are expected to just stay across the open waters this morning. later on this afternoon, just mainly cloudy for most of us. a little bit of drizzle on the santa cruz mountains and north bay mountains. need to definitely dress in layers today. even though we need the rain, it's a really bad drought. we have another chance of rain tomorrow and thursday. >> we need an excuse to have a lazy day on the couch with a movie. we'll take it

ranking is based on -- >>> it seems there's fewer problems at yesterday's beta breakers, less than a koz people -- dozen people were arrested. >> a mobile game of twister, a group of tethered wonder women. a couple hours after the competitive runners take off, this is what beta breakers becomes. >> a lot of costumes and people and fun. >> a roving street party and costumed celebrations. the view shows the 12 k route, 50,000 people registered from all 50 states and 40 countries. >> even on the east coast people talk about this race. a race with an international reputation. >> costumes are awesome. >> you love the effort people put into all the things we do at beta breakers. >> there's no alcohol, no floats and no nudity allowed, but people find ways around that. >> people trunk, but it's in capri sun containers. >> it's rowdy, tough for people that live on the route. >> thousands of people sign up and thousands come out to watch the mobile block party. a tradition that shows no sign of stopping soon. >> a lot of people having fun. >> runners from kenya won the mens and women's elite d

christy is live in san francisco where the beta breakers expo is taking place. i understand you already ran into a lot of traffic on your way tonight. >> yeah. that's right. it took us quite a while to get across here. a lot of people are excited and ready to hit the streets of san francisco to run this foot race. one guy came from los angeles at the last minute. he's run a number of races. this is one he hasn't done. we talked to him earlier at the expo. many were picking up their passes and checking out the fitness gear. they aim to set the most world records at a road race like the longest single handed con ga line. this year 50,000 participants, some in costumes some in very little will participate. they're supposed to be no alcohol on the course. neighbors around the route are expecting people who have had too much. there will be sober centers, check points race security and an increase in port a potties. organizers say they want it to be fun and safe. >> we touched on the port a potties. we want to make sure people enjoy themselves properly out there. we h

. >> tens of thousands of people are expected to hit san francisco's streets for the iconic beta breakers race, the run is not without controversy. more than 50,000 people are said to be participating in the event which crosses the city welcoming for some but not for everyone. leann melendez is live near the starting line. leann? >> that's right right behind me, on howard and main i'm going to do this right now. i'm going to start my stopwatch there you go and the race begins in about eight hours. it's a fun only in san francisco event. to others well, it's a nightmare nightmare. >> you know beta breakers is just hours away when the sneakers with the led lights appear. there seem to be more port-a-potties than cars in the city. >> that's a lot of restrooms for seven and a half miles. >> this is the main culprit. drinking alcohol is it not allowed during the race, andrew stevens and his friends have every right to tap that keg before and after the event. >> the city has tried to curb the amount of alcohol that is consumed. this year there are two sobering stations neighbors say it's gettin

and the beta breakers starting at 7:00 a.m., a chilly start at 53 degrees. the clouds will linger through the morning, maybe a few peeks of sunshine by the early afternoon but temperatures having a tough time climbing out of the 50s. so good luck to all of the runners. we'll look at how the rest of the sunday is shaping up with the accu-weather forecast. >> thank you, drew. >>> 40 people are on watch for tornados, strong winds and flooding rains. today was the latest in a streak of rough weather. chuck steverson has details. >> this looks like it is trying to come down all of the way. >> danger on the skies, this billboard says it all, funnel clouds over tillman county threaten to become tornados. >> they have debris on the ground right now. >> elsewhere in oklahoma this wedge tornado wider than it is tall. in the plain states, ten tornados reported in the past 24 hours, more than 180 reported tornados in the last two weeks. look at the dark skies from severe storms that rolled through big springs, nebraska, packing golf ball size hail and heavy rains routed

. >>> thousands of runners made their way across san francisco today for the one and only beta breakers. in the end, 11 people were arrested. five for felonies. last year police made 24 arrests. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was at the race from start to finish today. >> reporter: sky 7 hd was over the beta breakers finish line when the winner from kenya finished first. his time 35 minutes 25 seconds. jane kibby from kenya was the top female finisher. 50,000 runners left the starting line at beal and howard early sunday, and didn't look back. a sea of runners the majority were in costume, and in character. >> we are katy perry and les shark from the super bowl. >> the crowd was a little congested off the hill. it was kind of challenging. >> reporter: lots of people watching. >> it's always interesting. >> reporter: it's not every day you see a turkey running. what's the most challenging part of this race? >> not getting eaten by everyone. >> reporter: by noon the race course looked more like a party. neighbors on the race course are very glad this only happens once a year. >> you

that is because the 104th annual beta breakers took over the heart of san francisco this morning. half costume party, half pub crawl. the race sent 50,000 people out on the streets in various states of dress and undress. >> we came all of the way here from oregon. >> to take your clothes off and run in the street? >> yes. that is right. while others may not take it seriously. these ladies insist they are honoring the history of the event with their authentic turn of the century costumes. >> all about the run. [ laughter ] >> no it is not about the run and you know it. [ laughter ] >> in fact, nobody is sure what this is supposed to be about. they only know they have to be here. >> i live in san francisco, you got to be part of this. [ laughter ] >> and thousands of people made their way over the hill there came the irony of all ironies, the party in this apartment was shutdown by the police for being too loud and attracting too big of a crowd. >> we got shutdown for noise. now we have six cops in there. >> you guys were shutdown for being too noisy. >> can you imagine? it never ha

beta breakers forecasting a close our tomorrow morning and six.e begins at a building cloudy and looks like by lunch time to be 56 if you're running lbo k. if you're locking or stumbling in my little chilly for you. here next three days upper 60s today inland parley credit conditions set. until tomorrow and then on monday not much changed some warmer air comes this way little bit later in the workweek and wednesday thursday friday things look to be little milder. finally if you want the warmer weather. and weather >> reporter: new look at some crimes for apart scott rates explains the new numbers that might make you think twice before departure car or read by concerns stations. warning signs like this are everywhere at the fruitvale bart station posted by bart police leave valuables in plain site sot for the most part car owners adhere to the warning and in some cases even went above and beyond to protect their car. we did find a few things like backpacks and other items in plain view, but it wasn't just backs we found, how about this! yup a dog!!

so staples and health care, and if you look at beta as a factor, companies with low beta are sellingor their all-time record high valuations relative to the market. companies with high beta are selling for all-time record lows. the low beta stocks are the utilities, the real estate, and these companies, we'd even change the language of what we call them. i mean, these companies used to be called boring stocks. now they're called quality. and the high beta stocks, which used to be the exciting stocks are now called risky. and we just changed the way you think about these things in response to the low rates that we've had. >> so, guy, you know well, weiss, you as well, david tepper, yesterday, at the iso conference said, i wouldn't be too long bonds or too short stocks. and the message he also tried to make was, not only don't fight the fed, don't fight for feds. u.s., europe, japan, china, four central banks, four feds around the world, stimulating. why fight it? does that rule the day at the end of the day? >> it does. it has, it will continue to. and what he's also focused on, i won

beta breakers dates back to 1912. this is a look at the -- we saw some crazy costumes. organizers are hoping for participants and the crowd stays calm. no backpacks are allowed on the race course making it more difficult to sneak in drugs or alcohol. >>> campbell police officers are asking for the public help this morning in finding a suspected kidnapper. this is a sketch of a man trying to abduct a girl walking yesterday. he'sdescribed as asian or latino. he had on a black and white striped beanie and long tan or brown coat with if you are on the cuffs. now, the suspect was driving the silver car that you can see past right here on the surveillance video. police sayhe pulled up and asked the girl for direction, then he got out of the car and tried to snatch her. fortunately the girl managed to fight back and scare him off. >>> we are winding down to the final three late shows with david letterman. david's guesttomorrow night are tom hank's. that's a look at your top stories. back to you. >>> an agreement to freeze tuition at all uc campuses will be made official on thu

so beta breakers is going to be cold this year. if you're heading out on sunday expect upon drizzle that morning. more on that coming up. this is the one area to focus in on. as we head throughout monday the isolated possibility of showers returning back into the forecast. full details on the rest of the weekend forecast coming up in about 25 minutes. >>> jeff see you shortly. >>> the freedom to vote. is it always free? one politician says it could cost you in the south bay. we're looking into it in tonight's reality check. also -- >> security really is an afterthought. >> the devices are hot. but they might be inviting hackers into our home. i'm scott budman. just ahead, we watch as someone breaks into a home security camera in minutes. >>> the security cameras and nanny cams in your house, not as secure as you might think. hackers can access your cameras and private moments in a matter of minutes. how do you stop it? our business and tech reporter scott budman is with us. pretty easy work for an experienced hacker. >> it really i

it is beta breakers day where runners wear koscostumes. >> i'm all for beta breakers day, but it's notchocolate or coffee to warm you up. it's not just the marine layer, it's actua

. >>> well, a sea of wild humanity that is better known as the beta breakers. a few of them serious runners but the less could not care if they made it to the finish line. the race is better known for the wild costumes and wild behavior. we saw a group decked out in what they called authentic turn of the century garb. and for others prefer to be minimalist and wear nothing at all. no doubt that the beta breakers is an experience that is uniquely san francisco. >> i live in san francisco. you have to be part of this. >> came all of the way from oregon? >> i did. >> to take your clothes off and run in the street. >> that is right. >> there were a few problems. the police arrested 11 people during the race. 14 medical calls and 10 people were taken to sobering centers. >>> houston rockets will be the wariorses next opponents in the playoffs after finishing off the -- warriors next opponent in the playoffs finishing off the clippers today. game one tuesday night at the arena. >>> a sheered off hydrant sends gallons of water down the drain. that is not the only prob

the annual beta breaker's race and the party will last hours after. kron 4 joins us now, emily, thousands of getting ready for this. an iconic race, right? >> to say the least. more than 100,000 people have registered so far. there will be plenty more who just show up. they all want to be part of something so uniquely san francisco. beyond the traditional t-shirt this year's beta breakers expo sported everything from appear to games. 103-foot race. >> doubled in time. little like probably half of it, maybe a quarter. everything jam packed. couldn't move. you know, big, big place like this one. so there's a lot more space and a lot more things to put in here. >> more than 110,000 people are signed up. plenty from out of town too, like these ladies. >> bad and san francisco and the camaraderie and the party atmosphere and in a town with as much personality as san francisco has. we are not dressing up. we're a little on the older side for dressing up. >> police say they'll be on the look out who are misbehaving. alcohol isn't allowed on the course so the

beta breakers kicks off in 14 hours. christy is live at fort mason. you have already seen a lot of traffic out there. people can expect a hole lot more. >> that's right. it took us quite a while to cross town. you'll find many of the participants here long-time runners and folks who say, look they have never done it before. it was on their bucket list. they wanted to try it. and this was their year. runners were able to pick up their race tickets at the zap poepos.com. organizers are expecting 50,000 people. it's wacky, colorful with costumes or not. this year they expect to set the most records like the longest single handed conga line. alcohol is not allowed on the

beta breakers kicks off in 14 hours. christy is live at fort mason. you have already seen a lot of traffic out there. people can expect a hole lot more. >> that's right. it took us quite a while to cross town. you'll find many of the participants here long-time runners and folks who say, look they have never done it before. it was on their bucket list. they wanted to try it. and this was their year. runners were able to pick up their race tickets at the zap poepos.com. organizers are expecting 50,000 people. it's wacky, colorful with costumes or not. this year they expect to set the most records like the longest single handed conga line. alcohol is not allowed on the course. neighbors are bracing for people who have had too much. plenty of police officers on hand, race security sobering centers. organizers say they want a fun, safe event. i spoke with one man who came up from southern california to run it for the very first time. >> my girlfriend invited me. i'm here with her stepmom and her. i don't know. it's exciting to see how it is. they told me

sobriety tents were set up and more police monitored beta breakers to ensure everyone's safety. police did arrest 11 people at this year's event but only three were alcohol-related issues. >> warriors only needing eight more wins for an nba title and standing in their way are the houston rockets. there is a fever pitch of excitement in the bay area. we have team coverage on the warriors run at the nba title. mindi with comcast sportsnet has more on the newest challenge. first, out to nba bay area's christie smith. fans are pumped christie. >> they are p. a number of warriors fans told us this is the match-up they preferred to see happen but they aren't taking anything for granted. >> in the city warriors pride is show willing. fans say they are ready for the team to face the houston rockets who defeated the clippers. >> clippers and warriors have a long time rivalry and clippers might have had the wrsory number. >> this disappointed clippers fans stopped at union square sports bar. >> now, i think that at the end i think the cavs will beat the hawks and the cavs warriors will be

. >>> also tens of thousands celebrating tonight after beta breakers. what's being credited for a tamer crowd than in years past. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. tonight, tens of thousands of people are celebrating after another successful beta breakers race. we are not sure when the event will end and that's why we sent nbc 10's christie smith out there. where did the party move to? >> reporter: i can tell you, it's just down to the last cleanup here at ocean beach, though now and then you do see a few participants still walking around. a while ago, we saw a "star wars" storm trooper walking by presumably trying to get a cab to get out of here. but boy, what a day in san francisco. the finish line festival ended hours ago, but tens of thousands of people ran and walked across san francisco for the zappos.com bay to breakers, the 104th running. of course serious runners started out front at 8:00 a.m. winding up at ocean beach with many unforgettable costumes -- wonder woman, dinosaurs, warriors quite

a couple of hours after the first competitive runners take off from the finish line, this is what betabreakers just about always becomes. >> a lot of costumes and a lot of people and a lot of fun. >> reporter: a costumed celebration. the view from sky fox this morning shows the 12k race rout the bay to the breakers. 50,000 people registeredded for the event this year from just about all 50 states and 40 different countries. >> even on the east coast everybody talks about this race. it seems like it's very famous. >> a race with an international reputation. >> costumes are awesome. bright. >> you just love the effort that people in san francisco put into all of the things we do here. beta breakers is epic. >> reporter: typically assuming there's no alcohol, no nudity, but still people find a way. >> i've seen people put alcohol in a container. >>> just days into her campaign for u.s. senator. a u.s. congresswoman is being asked to apologize for remarks being called racist. >>> plus rival biker gangs turn a restaurant into a shooting gallery. details from the crime scene which officials

it's an exciting time for beta breakers runners who also have an eye on boston. >> there are so many reasons why people run boston and what they carry in their hearts. >> triumph and tragedy and now the death sentence for the man who terrorized it. >> i'll be going back to run it and i'll be thinking about it. it's not complete closure and i don't think there will ever be. >> reporter: she was a block away as the bombs went off. he utsch wad the trial intently. the guilty verdict for dzhokhar tsarnaev came down before the race and the sentencing verdict before today. >> i thought there would be a lot of emotion. >> some stand by the death sentence. franks is a coach and had athletes running boston in 2013. >> it's a very difficult thing to say for me to take responsibility that somebody else's life is going to be put on the line, but it's -- there needs to be accountability and it's just not right. >> others think there are worse punishments. >> if it was life in prison because he's so young. >> reporter: or perhaps the ultimate punishment come from the thousands of people who refuse

lots of folks are sharing their photos 23r* beta breakers.e you will see on abc7 news. >>> an old tradition is a hot new social scene with a message. >> there is more than being in the soil and using your hands. if you don't know what you are doing you are having a good time. >>> ingnaw innovative party lovers are turning the club scene upside down. they are ready to rock when the sunrises. drew tuma is on the new social scene. >> katie not my usual assignment. i am forecasting these parties that are going to be a big success in the bay area. the biggest competition facing this business model is a snooze button on the alarm clock. two different groups are hosting monthly morning dance parties in san francisco. no alcohol is allowed. >> everybody is smiling. you can see everybody's faces. >> you have to get up at 6:00 a.m. and start your day dancing like this. >> the parties happen all over town. on this day it is on a boat in san francisco bay. >> we can move around because we don't need a bar. needing alcohol and a bar and a liquor license w

we're talking of course about the beta breakers and security is a priority. >> if you see anything out of the ordinary, if you see anything suspicious call 911 or notify a police officer. >> reporter: backpacks are banned from the course. 50, 50,000 registered runners are expected for the beta breakers. we spoke to some today that were picking up their packets. >> security is tighter but it's just a great race. a great time. >> and what it's known for is all those people who come out and get dressed in those wacky costumes. people who plan on attending are advised to take public transit. b.a.r.t. service will start early on sunday at 6:00 a.m. and ktvu.com has a lot more details about sunday's race. look for the entertainment button and click bay area weekend watch. >>> after a three hour search, san jose police arrested a man wanted in connection with a gang investigation. there was a heavy police presence late this afternoon in the area near vine and graham streets. police say the suspect was hold up in an apartment but ran as officers were about to enter around 3:00 this afternoon.

time to lace up the shoes for the beta breakers. starts downtown at 8:00 a.m. on sunday. no alcohol, no costumes, and creative. the coast guard is opening the doors for a festival near fort baker. bring the family and friends, witness demos, take a tour of the vessels. the festival is saturday from 10:00 to 2:00. the tiburon festival is going on. and win at the oakland greek festival with food and dancing. at the greek orthodox festival. there's the baker fair. part science fair, part county fair, it celebrates invasion. tickets start at $20. children three and under are free. >>> sounds good. wine in dib ron, week festival -- tiburon. look for the entertainment button and look for weekend watch. 4:27 is the time. a san jose store repeatedly hit by vandals. >> my gut is telling me we're being targeted. the reason the owner believes the attacks are personal. >> see what we've learned about an outbreak aboard a cruise ship. . >>> we're looking at the north bay commute and highway 101, it looks good. we'll tell you more about the commutes for the morning commute. >>> crazy w

. >>> coming this weekend, a number of streets are being closed in san francisco because of the betat days away from the big event being held sunday may 18th. you will have until thursdays at noon to register online. beta breaker takes place with the finish line at ocean beach. >>> wall street closed lower for a second day in a row. the s & p500 fell six. analysts say talk of interest rates going up is what drove the markets down. the nation's largest wireless carrier verizon said today that it is buying aol for $4.4 billion. the move will give verizon a bigger share of the online video market and aols advanced technology to monotize videos. >>> ahead tonight a new push to end the ban of blood donations by gay men. >>> one bay area city's to include a warning for your cell phone. >>> when you can expect a chance of showers in your area. >>> vaccines in question. the letters alerting parents that certain shots may not have been stored at the proper temperature. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's

the beta breakers festival begins tomorrow night and will last hours into the morning.s icon wick but it is -- iconic, but it is pretty wacky. >> reporter: the people that have signed up will be in their costumes. this is something that's unique to san francisco. more than 110,000 people have registered. the streets of san francisco will be packed tomorrow morning, and nonlt with runners, but people making trouble. alcohol is not allowed on the course, but there will be 2 dryout stations for those that decide to race under the influence of alcohol anyway. many are looking forward to the entertainment and costumes. >> it's a wild party. >> being in san francisco and the camaraderie and the party atmosphere in a town with as much nationality as san francisco has. >> reporter: all forms of transportation will be starting early at 6 a.m. there will be extra routes for racegoers. there will be an agun dance of racegoers, forcing -- an abundance of racegoers, farcing a closure dosh forcing -- forcing a closure of traffic. we'll have them on our website. >>> lots of low clouds

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we should show as much concern for those that died on memorial day as we do for fun and kbaims on beta breakers. this is nob number composition from the 40's. far away from friends and loved woens [inaudible] gather round for all his buddies raise his head and heard him say. there is a lamp light in the window, where a angle from above, gently rocks by babies cradal with such tender care and love. mother there is [inaudible] it would ease this awful pain [inaudible] until i'm sleeping, rock my cradle once again. [inaudible] on a island far away, though the earth pass on in sorry i still recall these words today. there is a lamp light in a window where a angle from above,gently rocks by babies cradle with such tender care and love. mother dearest darlly mother it would ease my awful pain if she sang until i'm sleeping, rock by cradle once again. thank you for listening >> thank you, next speaker, please >> we only live so long before we die. we only live a certain amount of days before we die and only make a certain amount of money before we die. tomorrow is 7 thousand days from the jub

if you are taking part in beta breakers or going to check them out, the race conditions looking at chillyconditions, low to mid50s and then upper 50s. really the clouds will linger with peeks of sun. i know some people choose costumeses and some people not so much. you will need to bundle up. it will start out on the chilly side. temperatures mid50s to low 70s. cooler as we head into monday. no rain there. the temperatures start to come back up by a few degrees each and every day through friday. no where near what we expect to see in m >>> is this dad a hero or a bully? you will hear both sides on-line. the dad posted video of a son smashing his ow xbox with a sledgehammer because of poor grades. some comments say he is one of the greatest parents tht world. most want to know why he didn't just limit video game time or donate the game system to charity. >>> all right, turning to sports we want to talk about our warriors. >> a great game great shot. >> show of hands, does anybody want to see the steph curry shot dwen? again? just once? >> or three times? >> or four or five, or six or seven

if you are taking part in beta breakers or going to check them out, the race conditions looking at chillyditions, low to mid50s and then upper 50s. really the clouds will linger with peeks of sun. i know some people choose costumeses and some people not so much. you will need to bundle up. it will start out on the chilly side. temperatures mid50s to low 70s. cooler as we head into monday. no rain there. the temperatures start to come back up by a few degrees each and every day through friday. no where near what we expect to see in may. >>> is this dad a hero or a bully? you will hear both sides on-line. the dad posted video of a son smashing his own xbox with a sledgehammer because of poor grades. some comments say he is one of the greatest parents tht world. most want to know why he didn't just limit video game time or donate the game system to charity. >>> all right, turning to sports we want to talk about our warriors. >> a great game great shot. >> show of hands, does anybody want to see the steph curry shot dwen? again? just once? >> or three times? >> or four or five, or six or seve

and they have a beta of 1.7. once they take off they perhaps will outperform the market as a whole. if you look at skyworks technologies, they're more fairly valued with a peg ratio of .93, .94 and a beta of .5. they're less risky of market as a whole. the two of these compliment each other nicely. >> the technicals are fine to discuss. we should be clear what these guys do. both companies are in the chip business. this is about handhelds, mobile phones, ipads if you will. >> right. cheryl: this is your bigger o overall bet we're walking around with smart phones and put money into chips with smartphones, right? >> micron is doing flash technology. rewrite technology on disks. making it quicker and faster. skyworks is doing the semiconductors, battery life. so the two of those are a great compliment in the technology sector. we think they will continue to do very well. you will hear that tonight with liz claman at 8:00 when she, a, she will interview the big boys. i think you will hear the same message come across when she comes on. i'm looking forward to it. cheryl: i think our prom

take that beta brand shirt with reflective thread.if company's website, it looks easy to spot and consumers reports found it's not visible from 300 feet and that's the distance it takes for a car to stop if it's going 60 miles per hour. >> it's really important that the garments are seen from the front and the back and the more reflective elements the better. >> reporter: this $180 bike jacket is easy to see coming and going but it didn't outshine this safety chest with its big bright strips and it's expensive. around $15. you can up your safety game with accessoryies like a wristband or this e flektive ankle band. they're all highly visible from 300 feet and when they move up and down as you're biking and running, they really stand out. so we reached out to beta brand and it tells us that of all the reflective garments that it makes, the shirts contain the least amount of reflective material. the company has many other more glaring examples of its commuter friendly clothing on the website. if you've got a story idea for the consumer

if you are taking part in beta breakers or going to check them out, the race conditions looking at chillys, low to mid50s and then upper 50s. really the clouds will linger with peeks of sun. i know some people choose costumeses and some people not so much. you will need to bundle up. it will start out on the chilly side. temperatures mid50s to low 70s. cooler as we head into monday. no rain there. the temperatures start to come back up by a few degrees each and every day through friday. no where near what we expect to see in ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ m >>> is this dad a hero or a bully? you will hear both sides on-line. the dad posted video of a son smashing his own xbox with a sledgehammer because of poor grades. some comments say he is one of the greatest parents tht world. most want to know why he didn't just limit video game time or donate the game system to charity. >>> all right, turning to sports we want t

costumes on hate rr supplied costumes for city wide event, including beta breaker, san conand haul wean as new years as well as burning man. they also have great drag weir and if you have the desire to dress as a goreilla or kick it is costumes on hate rr where you want to get your costume. they are the business of fun but giv back to the #c3450u7bty especially through donation of organizations like the aids [inaudible] asian american recoverry services, make as wish foundation as well as some of the local schools. they sponsor the fabulous sf drag contest. participants in the lower hate rrs famous art walk as well. todays costium on hate rr is represented by chuck and his wife amanda nick lowho currentry have served for 11 years as sth operations manager of the store. it is a amazing store. i have been going there for years. thank you for always having something that fits the plus size, i do appreciate that very much. congratulations to costumes on hate. thank you >> on behalf ofdena taig and costumes on hate i would like to thank supervisor breed and the board of supervisors for this

if you want to stay in the market, come down with beta. take volatility in the positions. that is a place we like to stay long but a little bit less beta. david: ken, thank you very much. joe franklin, anthony, good to see you all. thank you. >> thank you. >> while at the same time acknowledging the near miracle of survival that we experienced with over 200 people here in our city. liz: that was philadelphia mayor michael nutter earlier today acknowledging the survivors of the tragic amtrak train derailment. there are now eight dead. david: with us one of the survivors. he was on the train the other day and saw it all happen. douglas, thank you very much. have you calmed down a little from the experience? >> yeah. david: unbelievable experience. what was the first sign that you felt or saw that something was wrong? >> all of a sudden there was just a big bump on the train. it felt like we hit a pothole or something. there was -- david: felt like you actually went over something? >> yeah. something like that. i didn't think of it. i couldn't really tell that something was w

it was approximately 20 centimeters squared and beta ray emission from the surface of the water measured 70 millisieverts per hour. they placed sandbags around the pool and there's no sign it's getting bigger. the water has been treated to remove cesium but remains highly radioactive. officials believe the water in the pool came from one of the tanks. the tank with the suspected leak is an older model that has leaked before. its steel plates are bolted together rather than welded. tokyo electric plans to remove the remaining water in the tank for further treatment. >>> high school students from hiroshima have traveled to the u.n. headquarters to deliver an important message. they are conveying pleas of survivors of the atomic bombings 70 years ago to eliminate nuclear weapons. they are hoping the message will sway delegates at a conference on disarmament. chie yamagishi has the story from new york. >> reporter: this 17-year-old is from hiroshima. she's participating in the forum of the review conference. >> many survivors hope to save future generation from the same tragedy. >> reporter:

. >>> the 104th running of the beta breakers are in the books. today's race was as lively as ever. tens of thousands lined up bright and early this morning in san francisco. the elite runners, the serious ones, got a head start and came the rest of the crowd. for some it was their first experience and for seasoned pros it was all about having a good time. >> actually, i am looking forward to it. it is fun. dia lot of racing in tucson, arizona. wonderful to come out here. >> the first six races i ran them. i did not know you were to dress up or anything. and kind of was missing out on the pleasure and it is so much fun to get out here and be with friends and have a fun time. >> the crowd is estimated at 50,000 today. and it is not out of the question that some of them had a little too much fun and never actually made it to the finish line at ocean beach. now, from chopper 5, wow, you get a better sense of this view of humanity that snaked through san francisco's streets. it actually thinned out once you got further up you the race route. >>> it was pretty close at the finish for the

they say they detected about 1,200 becquerels per liter from of beta ray emitting substances from water taken from the channel on thursday. thursday. that figure was 40 times the level the previous day. they say the figure rose to a maximum of 1,400 becquerels on friday. officials believe the leaking continued for the two days. authorities in fukushima prefecture want the company to investigate the cause of the leak. they say the company should take thorough measures to prevent it from happening again. >>> delegates from around the world have met in the thai capital bangkok to deal with a large-scale humanitarian crisis in southeast asia. patchari raksawong in bangkok is following the story. >> that crisis involved thousands of rohingya muslims fleeing persecution in myanmar. and impoverished bangladeshis. they are crammed together on boats adrift in the eastern indian ocean. most are victims of human trafficking. delegations from members of the association of southeast asian nations, japan, the united states, and other countries attended the conference. they discussed the need for inte

you said it is very affordable, i think i read this test that you are able to do, that's in -- it is betae, is about 50 times less expensive than current similar tests. is that the case? if it is, what do you expect your audience to be for this test. >> yes. just to give you an idea, a traditional device, a machine to run this reaction like this, the cheapest one cost around $30,000 which is -- as a device we are providing it is around $150 so there's a huge difference. >> wow. >> and also on the bio chemistry, we are talking something around $100 as well for a single test. around 46 different types. that's our objective. to really democktize early cancer screening. we know that our online community is often times they are hosting the show, i would venture to say there is nobody right now who doesn't know someone with cancer among family and friends early diagnosis are red herrings when it comes to beating cancer, he says find the root cause. i am sure you disagree, how important is it to do early detection of cancer and how will your technology achieve that? >> it is like -- it is night

many of the service organizations that are there right now that have been a part of the cleanup, phi beta sigma fraternity, we've been there, we've been on the ground. we've been focussed on the clean up. our local chapters have been doing an amazing job. but here's the long-term plan. those organizations are going to stay in their community. they're going to provide mentorship to those families that you talk about where there are no fathers. they're going to provide reading programs in the schools where the dropout rates are astronomical. when the cameras are gone there's still organizations there caring for these children. the issues that cheryl's talking about, there is legitimacy to her comments, but at the end of the day, it's not going to be cured overnight. we've got to have people there in the communities that take on these children as their own children and take them on and love them and raise them and nurture them so that issues like this don't happen in the future. >> it's not these outside organizations' responsibility to raise these children. when you bring a child into the w

beta ray emission measured 70 millisieverts per hour. workers placed sand bags around the pool and there's no sign that it's getting bigger. the water in the holding tanks has been treated to remove cesium. officials believe the water in the pool came from one of the tanks. the tank with the suspected leak is an older model that has leaked before. it's steel pilates are bolted together rather than welded. tokyo electric power plans to remove the remaining water in the tank for further treatments. >>> officials at the plant are facing another problem they say the number of injuries among workers last year doubled and put it down to inexperience. tepco officials say 63 workers were injured. one worker died after falling from a storage tank. the officials attribute the rise in the number of injuries to an increase in inexperienced employees. they say more than 70% of those injured have less than a year of experience at the plant. the number of plant workers doubled from 2013 because of the increase of construction of water storage tanks. la

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next i did want to mention that may 17th is the annual beta breakers we have been working closely with the organizers in the tent terminals because the breakers will start out of that area finally i also did want to mention because of the number of interested properties regarding sponsor ship opportunities we have moved the deadline from april to november 22nd. now we have the webcor. >> good morning i'm steve humphrey's webcor obayashi. last week we celebrated safety week at transbay safety week is a relatively new event in the construction industry it was started 3-4 years ago by a number of construction firms getting together i'm going to read this from the website the industry safety week effort presents a unique opportunity for firms to work together across the u.s. for injuries -- is to partner together and thank our workers for supporting their efforts to be injury free increasing the awareness of being committed to safety every day and share best practices and work together in our culture celebrating the need to be free to conduct on site ed awareness and education. this was a

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thousands of runners head across the city for the beta breakers race on sunday.o police department is doing to prepare. >> good morning. we talked to an officer this morning and san francisco police embraced the very busy one of a kind event. the race begins sunday morning at 8 but the festivities start today at 11. participants can start picking up their race pacts and can sample new exercise gear technology and food. the san francisco police department embraces the bay to racers and will have officers along the route to make sure people are safe and have fun. >> we love it every year where people come to the city and see the craziest funnest costumes and it's basically a great event. we are there to facilitate the race route and make sure everyone has a great time. if you are going to come out have a great time and run the race. >> 50,000 people are expected to come out and run that race. join in the fun. no alcohol anywhere along the race and no backpacks or bags so be sure to look up the rules of what you can and cannot have with you on the course. the race s