as science editor brian hackney explains, the record was percent more than 50 years ago on a mission that was otherwise an utter failure. >> we are entrusting a regularly scheduled programs to bring us this continuing coverage of the apollo 13 flight. >> it was april , 1970. not many people were interested in the flight of apollo 13. until -- >> okay, houston, we have a problem. >> reporter: an oxygen tank explodes. the landing, captained by jim lovell, aborted. the mission itself was a failure. instead of landing on the moon -- >> we are running out of backup systems. >> reporter: all the crew could do was watch the far side of the moon pass underneath the command module. >> let's everybody keep cool. >> reporter: they did set a record for being in the most human-capable spacecraft in history. a record that was never threatened until 1:52 pacific time this afternoon. mission control is completed a distant retrograde orbit , the first lunar orbit in a human-capable craft since we left the moon 50 years ago. this is just the latest step. it has been a nail biting nine days from liftof

as brian hackney reports, one bay area couple can actually see the evidence outside their front door.eporter: whenever i visit the hayward fault , i also try to visit phil and darlene. >> how are you? >> good to see you again. >> reporter: not only are they great people, but their house is almost right on top of the creeping hayward fault. >> when you bought the house and 63, they had no idea the hayward fault came through here? >> they didn't tell us. >> reporter: that is true for most of the east bay, which was planted right on top of the 35 mile length of the hayward fault, before anybody really knew that it was creeping. >> where i am standing here, this is 20% of all the movement between the north american plate and the pacific plate passing through my legs on this one narrow zone. >> reporter: as for phil, it clips part of his garden wall. >> since the last visit in 2009 -- >> it's a powerful adhesive. >> reporter: in the 13 years since, i wondered if the glue had kept the pacific and north american plates from slipping. >> the first time we talked was in 94. >> it's been a whil

live from the cbs studios i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano.lon musk is letting former president trump back on the platform. 15million counts voted with yes winning with just under 52% of the vote. 24 hours later, musk said the people have spoken. trump will be reinstated. he added a latin phrase that means the voice of the people is the voice of god. >> twitter suspended trump's account at the wake of the capitol riot saying his tweets would likely encourage and inspire people to replicate the violence. >>> turning to the oakland mayoral race. looks like city councilmember shinning tao will pull out the victory. but her rival lauren taylor says it is to early to concede. the elections office released the latest results showing tao with 50.3% of the vote. she leads taylor by just 680 votes. election officials say there are very few ballots left to count. kpix5's da lin

. >>> good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. battling side shows, going after everyone involved in these massive dangerous events rather than those just driving the car. >> and the hundreds of citations were issued. coming with some hefty fines. >> reporter: san jose police have never written this many tickets at one side show. in the past, they've gone after those doing the donuts. but last night they detained and ticketed all the spectators. this is drone video showing san jose police blocng all the side show participants and spectators from four different directions, so they couldn't drive off. san josece wrote everyone a ticket. we'll come back to this massive crackdown. let's go back to the beginning. started around 11:20 saturday night. hundreds of cars and people blocked off the intersection of virginia and 7th streets. it was a chaotic scene with fireworks, laser beams, four cars spinning donuts all at the same time. after a while they left this intersection and made their way to the intersection of monterey highway. >>

brian hackney tweeted out in 2008 it felt like my tummy digesting my chocolate and banana chocolate crepe i had. brian likes to overshare, i think. >> that is very descriptive. >> we live in alamo. my wife reported feeling absolutely nothing. might feel a few rain drops tomorrow. it's an outside chance, but a chance for some showers moving into the north baby saturday afternoon. we'll track that in futurecast. we'll have the whole weekend coming up. >>> up next, she was once the world's youngest self-made billionaire. now she's asking for south bay judge to go easy on her. >>> as people go grocery shopping this holiday season, it's going to cost you more to fill up one of these carts. how inflation may impact what you >>> democrat mark kelly has won the arizona senate race beating out trump backed republican trent masters. this puts his party one victory away from clinching control of the senate. it will all come down to two states, nevada and georgia. georgia is headed for a runoff. >>> donald trump is suing the house committee investigating the january 6 attack after issuing a subpoena

brian hackney has that story. the news at six is coming up in 10 minutes. let's head over to burn with sports. >> jewels, good evening, everyone from oakland, and this huge multiplex palace unveiled for the very first time. it is canals gymnasium, inside the brand-new cummings center, built at a staggering $40 million . let me show you around this house . right outside this court, there is a weight room that would make other programs a little jealous. the building has three levels in addition to the classrooms, it has got a performance theater, a music room, a gigantic project, here, and the first basketball games will break the ice today. freshman jv and varsity games against dale lasalle. i asked head coach richie with the things of the new house. >> wow. is this real? and, thinking that we would get a new gym back in the late 80s and early 90s. >> this place is a performance center. >> it is the epicenter, into oakland. >> we have college hoops for you. khalil shabazz and kansas city. 90 seconds left, josh kahkonen down his fifth 3 to push the lead to 6.

i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. today was a big day for small businesses across the bay area hoping a busy holiday shopping season will make up for the losses they've seen thanks to rising inflation. >> shoppers were out early looking for deals while supporting local businesses. >> between pandemic slumps and now the slowing economy due to inflation, owners say the support means everything during these times. this small business saturday was the boost many needed, especially as we head into the most critical time of year for retailers. >> honestly from a morale point of view it's a big deal. it really gives us energy for the rest of the holidays. >> small independent stores really add to the flavor of the community. >> while most stores in the bay area have seen a boost in business this busy weekend, not everyone has been so lucky. >> betty yu caught up with a store owner who says things are slower than ever. >> reporter: ambience clothing boutique has been here nor union street for more than 20 years, and the manag

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. election day is just over 24 hours away. millions have already voted with talk of building a red wave. >> betty yu with what that means for california. >> reporter: brian, california is dominated by democrats, which means the party is taking blame for a range of problems like high taxes, gas prices, and the homeless crisis. now these grievances could be a potential benefit for republicans. there's an all-out effort to get out to vote on the campaign trail. from florida to pennsylvania. >> it's a choice, a choice between two vastly different visions of america. >> reporter: the truth and facts and logic and reason and basic decency are on the ballot. >> if you want to stop the destruction of our country and save the american dream, then this tuesday you must vote republican in a giant red way. >> reporter: pennsylvania and georgia are among the five tossup races that could decide control of the u.s. senate. >> the california voter who is sort of trying to figure out why this is relevant. well california matters one because it'

. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, this sunday evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. the holiday travel rush to get home after thanksgiving is in full swing with a tsa saying it's one of the busiest days of the year. >> kpix 5's da lin is at sfo where it's a bittersweet day for a lot of folks heading home after thanksgiving. >> reporter: sfo's expecting abbeys evening as thanksgiving travelers arrive home. the local airports say the numbers are not quite 2019 pre-pandemic levels, but they're getting closer. a lot of hugs and tears at the dropoff area. >> i'm going to miss my family. >> reporter: families saying good-bye to their loved ones after thanksgiving gatherings. >> it doesn't get easier. t it's always tough. yeah. we have a hard time and there'll be some tears but not right now. >> reporter: the rojas family sending their son back to college after the short holiday break. [ sirens ] >> a lot of tears. and a lot of tears. >> reporter: health care worker says all happy tears when she finally saw her mom for thanksgiving. >> i just got back to colorado sp

science editor brian hackney has the latest. >> reporter: there it sits tonight. $4 billion worth of the most powerful rocket this country has ever built . the launch delayed four times because of the weather and fuel leaks. we are talking to you at 4:00 in the morning pacific time. at this moment, how do things look for lots? that right now, we have the thumbs up. we are looking forward to watch. make it has taken 10 years to get us to tonight in a process that is potentially fraught with peril. >> reporter: we are creating trust through a chemical reaction , and it is something that can definitely go wrong. >> reporter: after all, this is rocket science. it has come a long way since nasa's earliest design. it famously went up in smoke. i fall to pieces each time i see you again ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a reporter had to say to him -- however tired anybody may be , nobody is more tired than i am . it is a fact that is going to take some time. as you know, that was a point of the 60s space race, to be the soviets. what's the fuel that is driving our push to the moon this time? >> reporter: i

join join, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm an diana coo know. we start today with a solution to an old problem. last night san jose police detained all the side show spectators and handed out over 700 tickets at one intersection. month ray highway. kpix 5's da lin is live at that intersection. is this the first time we're seeing this type of aggressive crackdown? da. >> reporter: yeah, they're never written this many tickets at one side show in the past they've gone after the participants. those doing the side shows. but this time, they went after almost every single spectator and wrote each one a ticket. this is drone video showing san jose police blocking all the side show participants and spectators from four different directions, so they couldn't drive off. san jose police wrote everyone a ticket. we'll come back to the massive crackdown. let's go back to the beginning. started around 11:20 saturday night. hundreds of cars and people blocked off the intersection of virginia and 7th streets. it was a chaotic scene with fireworks, laser beams,

. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano, we begin inneed your help after a shooting left man wounded at an apartment complex. it happened just before 6 plop this morning on lunar way. investigators say a gunman opened fire hitting the 25-year-old victim who's expected to be okay. if you have any details about the shooting, call police. >>> climate change and wildfires are making power cutoffs a more common occurrence and that tends to impact working class neighborhoods most. but as kpix 5's john ramos shows us, a church in oakland has developed an electrifying solution. >> reporter: these days, it feels like no matter what kind of weather we're having, something is threatening to cut off the power supply. and that's why there's a growing need for people in low income neighborhoods to have some place safe to go. take a drive through east oakland and you know what you don't see? solar panels. these kinds of working class neighborhoods pay the price as affluent people become more energy independent. at faith baptist church, pastor curtis r

. >>> life from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. >> da lindoing compared to pre-pandemic levels. >> reporter: a very busy evening at sfo as thanksgiving travelers arrive home. local airports say the numbers are not quite 2019 pre-pandemic levels, but they're getting closer. a lot of hugs and tears at the dropoff area. >> i'm going to miss my family. >> reporter: families saying good-bye to their loved ones after thanksgiving gatherings. >> it doesn't get easier. t it's always tough. yeah. we have a hard time and there'll be some tears, but not right now. >> reporter: the rojas family sending their son back to college after the short holiday break. [ sirens ] >> a lot of tears. and a lot of tears. >> reporter: health care worker terea ester says all happy tears when she finally saw her mom for thanksgiving. >> i just got back to colorado springs from seeing my mom and brother and it was -- phenomenal. i did not see them in 2020 or 2021 because of covid. so that made the reunion that much sweeter. >> reporter: many travelers noticed