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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterlth. our story is you. . >>> cleanup is under way in oklahoma tonight after that 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit last night, throwing everybody off guard. the state is mora spaish more toomed to tornadoes. >> it was unbearable, the stuff that was falling. >> we'll be right back. everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> before we send you off to sports sunday, here's a look at today's scores. the 49ers beat the redskins 19-11. they're now all alone in first place. the raiders lost their game at home, 24 to 38 against the broncos. they remain tied for the division lead. thanks for watching bay city area 11. sports sunday is next. a special player who has played a major role in the

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. >>> the man suspected of firing shots at the white house have been charged with trying to kill president barack obama. the 21-year-old appeared in court today after he was arrested yesterday in pennsylvania. according to documents filed in washington, he drove to d.c. from idaho with an assault rifle after telling people he needed to assassinate the president. ortega hernandez is now accused of firing nine rounds at the white house. one of them cracking the window of the first family's living quarters. the president was not home at the time the shooting occurred. the charge carries a maximum penalty of life in prison. >>> a california congressman is calling for an investigation into the child sex abuse scandal at penn state university. george miller is a top democrat and wants to discuss possible changes to federal laws which are designed to protect children and students. meanwhile, mike mcqueary the penn state assistant coach who says he saw jerry sandusky a

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterhealth. our story is you. >>> some airlines are hiking up their fares just in time for the holiday season. us airways and delta are raising their fares. other carriers are supposedly looking at the same increase. if you're planning on traveling over thanksgiving weekend, be prepared for crowded planes. airlines have cut back on the number of flights to save money. >>> the south bay will be celebrating veterans day with a special visitor this year. the traveling vietnam wall will be coming to cupertino for a five-day stay next week. there will be storytellers on hand to tell stories behind the names on the wall. >>> a bay area teacher is being applauded in washington, d.c. tonight. he received the champion of change award today at the white house. here he is the congressman from california. he was anonymously nominated for his work on a community water pump near yosemite. he also received teacher of the year honors last year at laurel creek elementary in fairfield. >>> it's a rags togic

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter our story is you. chris: welcome back, joe, tell me something i don't know. >> there are over 200,000 children with attention deficit disorder that are on social security disability getting payments from the federal government. this may well become an issue over time. the expansion of social security disability to include people with alcohol problems, drug addiction and things, margin al things like a.d.d. >> katty. >> there is no secret i would like to see more women leaders in business and in politics and to see them pay more as well. new numbers out show that 25% of american women now earn 10% or more than their husbands. that number is rising. that is a big shift in terms of dynamics at home. chris: how it goes over at home. >> chris matthewsy will continue to be mitt romney's bodyguard and hopefully from romney's perspective really fend off tea party folks, rick perry and the other far right people that are in this race. >> the long ignored issue behind the economic recession is

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter our story is you. >>> perhaps you're not happy with the wait government runs. how about starting your own country at sea perhaps. a brave new world with water for borders. marianne favro takes a closer look at a new way of living being launched here in the bay area. >> cot secret to a better life lie here at sea? in a few years, you may be able to live in a small city on the ocean. >> the goal is to create a new frontier where people can experiment with new political and social systems. >> the sea institute in oakland founded in 2008 by milton friedman's grandson has already received more than $2 million in funding to keep the idea afloat. most of that money came from paypal founder peter teal. consider burning man meets silicon valley. the idea is to build cities on cruise ships or platforms that might look like this. the new societies won't just look different, they'll operate differently too because they'll be located more than 12 miles out to sea in a zone where most u.s. laws don

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter >>> "eyewitness news" is brought to you by denies. >>> welcome back to "eyewitness news." we're just minutes away from calling this day done. in which we lad highs today from 59 in half moon bay to 68 degrees in santa rosa. i'm over playing the phones a tad there, but we'll have some patchy fog in our inland areas. dipping between 45 and 50, the winds are calm, becoming partly sunny on your tuesday, temperatures pretty seasonal. 63 to 67 degrees, northwest winds at 20 during the afternoon hours. i'm gonna go ahead and lead with our daytime highs expected tomorrow because that's the story. 68degrees in santa clara, true mountain view to the south, morgan hill and gilroy, going to go east of the bay, that's where we have some of the warmest numbers. flirting with 73 degrees, brentwood, discovery bay 68 in pleasanton, 69 degrees in santa rosa, 6 degrees above normal. now the story behind that mild conditions happens to be that there, that area of high pressure diverting the storm track t

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. . >>> a man is hospitalized tonight after getting burned by a power line. he was in a cherry picker. the authorities say at 11:15 a.m. a strong gust of wind made the crane come into contact with the power line. he suffered burns on his face, arms and chest and was taken to the hospital. >>> the authorities in san francisco are warning the occupy camp that it will not be allowed to go on indefendantily. the city leaders say their main -- indefinitely. the city leaders say their main concern is cleanliness. some say the movement is not about providing services to the homeless, others argue homelessness is symptom of injustice that they are fighting to change. >>> some near the camp say they are concerned ab

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. here's what we re working on for eyewitness >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. a bay area courtroom dishing out discounted justice? >> the generous judge giving drivers a big break on traffic tickets. why that savings is about to end. that and more at 6:00. >> see you then. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterlth. our story is you. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. ,,,, [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. >>> good morning, bay area! if you are just getting up, we have some major changes in the weather for today. temperatures yesterday in the 70s almost 80 degrees. well, it's not going to get close for today. we have some rain to talk about too. the clouds beginning to make their way into our skies. we have some partly cloudy conditions now, 40s and 50s, although we are look at 30s in some of the north bay valleys right at this hour. hey, by this afternoon though, it looks like a better chance of showers moving into the bay area, not a big storm. probably the biggest story

our california pacific medical center. clearly another important project is cpmc. in the next year, i will undertake a $2.5 billion project. project will combine the existing california and pacific campuses into new, seismically safe hospital on our hill. cpmc will also of hold its commitment to rebuild and operate st. luke's. we are, with the partnership, closely working in other to ensure that this project will provide all the necessary services to all the residents of san francisco, especially the poor and underserved. i expect this project will get built. stock options. for a city working so hard to support innovators and create jobs, there is one area we have to do better on, and that is our business tax system. it is broken when you have policies that punish job creation. that is what our payroll tax has done. that is what some of the old ordnances we have on the books have done as well. we took the first step in june to address this problem when i signed legislation that reduces the payroll tax legislation on pre-ipo companies. but i am not done yet. i am com

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. >>> following developing news in san francisco where two teenagers are missing at this hour. last seen at san francisco state university. ktvu is live right now with how these teens went missing. >> the search has ended for these two siblings. a 13-year-old boy and 15-year-old sister. the hope now is they call or show up at home. their mother who is 35 apparently last saw them at 10:00 this morning when she went into the fine arts building for a day of classes. they were supposed to wait on campus for her to get out at 4:00 but when she came out, they weren't there. she notified university police. officers searched buildings and grounds. housing areas and the mall next door. we have no photos or names of the teens yet but just got descriptions. both are mixed race. the youngest 13-year-old boy is 120 pounds, short black hair. he was wearing a purple t-shirt and black raider hoody and blue genes. his sister is 15 years old. peach color shirt over. blew jeans a

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hewlett- packard has done an aging -- an amazing job in helping us put this together, along with california pacific medical center, harris corporation. i do not want to offend anybody, but they're all in the program. i want to thank you so much. fleet week is very expensive to put on. we pay for things like the fuel for the air show. we pay for the transportation. we pay for the restrooms, trash disposal, and all those kinds of things. the sponsors have been terrific in helping us out. i do want to tell you that this is an important event to me personally, because i in my previous life, i was commanding the first marine division in april of 1992. we had been to the gulf war. we had been in all these parades. we were fat, dumb, and happy down at camp pendleton. and then in april of 1992, the results of the rodney king trial were announced. as a result of the result of the trial, we had the largest riot history. we had 300 people killed, 3000 people wounded. and we found ourselves, two days later, with the first win division in the seventh infantry division in los angeles to quell the riots. and we d

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterlth. our story is you. okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >>> it is 6:12. this morning there's word a fifth person could come forward with allegations against presidential candidate herman cain. cain denies all claims of sexual harassment levelled against him. despite saying he's done talking about it, he says he'll hold a press kompx today to set the record straight. yesterday a woman said cain offered her a job in exchange for sec. cain went on jimmy kimmel live. he said he and his staff will watch the press conference together in a san francisco hotel. >> they can see steam coming out of my ears

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterh. our story is you. >>> the search continues for a man police say tried kidnapping a 17-year-old girl in broad daylight. >>> new this morning, students at occupy cal planning a big strike and gay of action on campus. i'm christie smith. i'll have the story in a live report. >>> occupy oakland is costing that city a lot of money. we'll add up the bills coming up. >> and a live look, wow. i'm not sure where that it is, but it is spectacular. i i just want to soak that in for a while. this is "today in the bay". >> gorgeous look over the bay this morningful sush sun is coming up. it's 6:29 right now. >> that was low cloud cover. flying above the low clouds. we have dense fog at the surface in the north bay. lisz than a quarter mile of visibility. we'll tell you when the rain showers arrive in the forecast. first let's get you out of the door with mike inouye. >> focus because we have an accident in concord the reports say no injuries. just the slow lane blocked. i'll show you a wider vud

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterh. our story is you. >>> welcome back, everyone. breaking news this morning. law enforcement agency moving into the occupy oakland encampment. they are take doing tents one by one. slowly arresting people. the last report about 20 people have been taken into custody. >> action right there in the tents. bob redell is bringing it to us live. what's the latest now, bob? >> reporter: police have overtaken the camp site right here on the edge of the perimeter you have three protesters chosen to remain here for quite a while now. and the police officer went up to them scene said, if you want to be arrested, you will be, just to stay where you're at. they getting personal information. this is how they've been handling this all morning long with the other protesters. they will thift them up, tell them they're being arrested. here you can see this is the scene it's been all morning. all the protesters, at least 20 so far, they've gone away peacefully. very business like. >> we're having trouble

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterlth. our story is you. >>> red light cameras are all over the bay area, if you get caught, you will be sent a very expensive ticket in the mail. many of those are called a snitch ticket. if you get one of those tickets, chances are, you won't have to pay anything. >> reporter: this is what can happen if you run a red light. it's dangerous, and can be deadly. many of us push the yellow, or make illegal turns, and these days, it's all caught on camera. >> it had a photo of my car, which is definitely my car. you couldn't see me driving it. >> reporter: jane got a ticket from a san leandro camera, it looked real, but it wasn't. >> with fear and trembling, i didn't pay the ticket. >> people get a courtesy ticket as it's called, and are told, you have to figure this out, or else you get a ticket. >> reporter: it's commonly called a snitch ticket. it looks official. but you get it because police can't identify the driver, and they want you you to. >> they have no legal obligation to turn in

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. >>> well, we have all done it. walked into a room with a clear task in mind and then forget why we were there. but a study says it may not be old age, thank goodness. it may just be the doorway. >> oh, yeah. >> researchers say that college students who endrd a room, college students who entered a room through a door, forgot more information than students who entered a room without a door. the study's author says the brain identifies each room as a new event and then that resets our memories to capture that event. go figure. >> it's the door that did it. [ laughter ] >>> there's one thing on the mind of bay area fashionistas tonight. discount retailer h&m is about to launch its versace collection. right now crowds are gathering at the chain's 300 stores worldwide. but we sent julie watts to union square. buyers were lining up in the rain. are you ready? >> reporter: the rain has stopped temporarily but it's turned into "occupy" h & m out here. we have people with makeshift tents

at the request of another of our cac members, jacqueline sacks, we have asked to have california pacific medical center representatives present to present to the cac on the medical center's project and discuss how the project was coordinated with the plant in van ness avenue and geary corridor brt projects. as a conflict -- as a consequence of these two inquiries, we expect to hear more information at one of our next meetings. let me just say, with that, this item was placed on our consent calendar to allow us to provide more opportunity for deliberations and comments on the other action items throughout our agenda, some of which you receive the gallaspy meeting. with that, unless there are questions from your board, i will conclude my comments. supervisor campos: thank you very much, sir. i do not see any questions, the thank you for the presentation. again, thank you to you and the rest of the cac for your service. is there any member of the public who would like to speak on this item? if so, please come forward. >> if i remember correctly, the last time one of the things we wanted to

been updated by the mayor's office regarding the state of negotiations between the mayor and california pacific medical center. this proposed expansion could result in a loss of critical services to some of our most valuable residents. it is important to get an update before the end of this year and before the end of -- december. this is my second motion to schedule a hearing on the status of negotiations. because so much is at stake and i believe all of us should have the opportunity to participate in this hearing, i am requesting that this is scheduled to be heard december 13 at 4:00 p.m. the breast i will submit. president chiu: i am introducing a hearing request review. at various times in recent years i have asked our arts agency to provide information about how different grant and program funds are going to our various communities. i believe that san francisco could do more to support a greater cultural equity. recently our controller's office completed a review of the arts commission. this report along with recent leadership changes at the arts commission provides us with an opportunity

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. alzheimer's. german researchers say a tyf protei . >>> apparently looking up the nose could prove to be the best fight against alzheimers. german researchers say a type of protein that causes dementia is found in people's noses. right now, the protein can only be detected in the brain and eyes. researchers say this new nose test will be more accurate. with the nose, doctors can detect alzheimers years before symptoms actually appear. >>> well, bottoms up! turns out beer has similar health benefits as wine. researchers found drinking a pint of beer daily reduces the risk of heart disease by 31%. but just as wine, drinking too much increases the risk. the results weren't surprising to researchers. alcohol in moderation has been known to boost good cholesterol. >>> well, from chicken to tamales, liam mayclem tries out delicious spots in the bay area. >> reporter: food, glorious food! first up, let's venture to ad hoc and addendum, where you'll find lunch in a bag. lunch in a bag

the land of sugar plum fairies and waltzing flowers came to life at california pacific medical center. >> and kids were just wide eyed. >> yeah. >> we are too, when watching that. it's great. >> and from all of us here

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and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. the agenda may include more discussion about cell phone service for >>> bart's boards of directors will meet in oakland this morning and the agenda may include more discussion about cell phone service for passengers. at issue is whether the transit agency should be allowed to shut off service underground. bart caused a lot of controversy back in august when it temporarily shut off the phone service opening to prevent a rumored disruption by the protestors. >>> also on the agenda late night service at bart station. this time board members will use buses instead of trains to keep passengers on the move. the idea was to extend service for some of the late-night party people and workers heading home from evening jobs. others with early-morning jobs though complained and now members will talk about running buses after midnight when the bart stations close. >>> tiny little yorkie gave police quite the runaround on an arizona freeway. >> you got watch. a little guy runs away from a rol

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter can now be enjoyed in your coffee only international delight puts the real flavours from your favourite treats inside >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> you got up was running and shot him three times. >> it could well be the end of "occupy oakland." mayor quan as you offer to campers who leave peacefully. >> he lost his job. now he may lose more. the prestigious honor in jeopardy for penn state's former coach joe paterno. >>> cloudy skies, scattered showers. what about the rest of the weekend? coming up. >>> the san mateo bridge traffic looks great but we are following a crash in the altamont pass. we'll have all of the details coming right up. >>> happy friday. it is november 11. 11/11/11. i'm grace lee. hard to say, though. >> three elevens. i'm frank mallicoat. it's nearly 6:00 now. >>> new this morning, vallejo police say a man

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. our story is you. >>> new this morning, occupy oakland's general strike yesterday was peaceful, but what happened overnight in downtown oakland was not. graffiti and broken windows. i'm kristy smith. i'll show you the damage and what demonstrators are trying to do to fix it. that story coming up. >> bryan stowe's family reports a major milestone in his recovery. >> a live look outside now. what is today? >> friday eve. >> it's thursday, november 3 "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 6:30 now. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm john kelly. we check in on what's happening this week and beyond in the forecast. >> it's going to be cold. >> brace yourself. >> you see little kids bundled up with the hat, scarf mittens. break it out. we're going to get chilly through the coming days. rain on the way. not expecting it until the second half of the day. we'll show you exactly when we track that future cast coming up. right now, dprab a jacket on the way o

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> an overnight raid at "occupy sf," but not the big one campers had feared. why police only cleared out several tents. >>> the weather has been gorgeous lately. but big changes are in the works. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and we have a new problem along the peninsula. an accident reported and various lanes blocked. we'll have all the details coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, november 16. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:30 on your wednesday now. >>> police raid a small camp along market street this morning. meanwhile, "occupy sf" protestors are set to meet with the mayor today. anne makovec with the message they have to city leaders. she joins us live from san francisco with more. anne, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, frank. they say they are moving next to civic center plaza as soon as today. overnight police raided one block of market street where campers had put up tents friday. it's the f

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterealth. >>> we are following breaking news on this monday, november 14. i'm grace lee. >> good morning, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. time now is 6:31. hundreds of police are taking down tent and arrests people right now at frank ogawa plaza. >> that's the story in downtown oklahoma. and as you can see, this -- oakland. as you can see, this has happened moments ago and continuing to happen now. we had a weekend of several warnings from police and city officials that the encampment, the campers needed to move out or face arrest. as we have been watching over the last several minutes, police have been moving in, and systematically taking down every single tent inside the plaza. >> highly organized this time around. and anne makovec is at frank ogawa where protesters have ignored repeated warnings to leave but off the top, i think we will go to unther hudson who is near the camp and near where the tents are. what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning, guys. so we are standing right in

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter may have already heard, our friend and colleague andy rooney died after a brief illness. it was only a few weeks ago that he made his farewell appearance on this broadcast. >> andy rooney: i've done a lot of complaining here, but of all the things i've complained about, i can't complain about my life. >> safer: andy was 92 and he truly had a wonderful life. as we end tonight's broadcast, we take another look at that life, and the man who had the special gift for speaking for every man. when you first started the rooney piece on "60 minutes," what was the immediate response? >> andy rooney: well, how you going to hate andy rooney on television? i mean, i... i don't recall having much negative comment from anybody. >> safer: did you have any idea, though, that you would become iconic on this broadcast? >> rooney: well, i hope you're right. i don't know the... whether you're right or not, but i like hearing you say it. ( laughter ) >> rooney: i don't know anything off-hand that mystifies

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he is the ceo of california pacific medical center, the largest hospital in san francisco and part of the sutter health system. he has been here in 1975, when he attended medical school at ucsf. and he got his master's at uc berkeley. he is a professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at ucsf. you can find him in his gym clothes most saturdays at the farmer's market buying produce. dr. browner, ceo of cpmc. [applause] >> thank you. actually, it is has had time for me, because the stone fruit season is about to end. [laughter] i will try to be respectful of your time, because i know i am is standing between you and the incredible presentation on the america's cup, filled with more rumbling bass and you will hear outside a movie center. but i do want to remind all of you that you probably saw the recent report showing how vital hospitals are to the health of sentences go. we are etched with the largest single industry in town, beating out tourism, and responsible for almost 100,000 jobs in the city. you noticed my little plug here. we're a community benefit for san francisco, although

and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutterory is you. >> pelley: jordan's king abdullah says it's time for abrian dictator bashar al-assad to go. bdullah told the bbc today "if bashar has the interests of his country, he would step down." on saturday, syria was suspended aom the arab league for its violent crackdown on protestors. the u.n. estimates 3,500 syrians eave died since march. a former c.i.a. officer once disgraced as a traitor now finds aitorederal government coming to er rescue. nada prouty was vilified in the proa as a terrorist and she media er citizenship. ci now director of the c.i.a., the attorney general, and the secretary of homeland security se are intervening in her case. or first reported the story of nada prouty last year on "60 minutes." >> i believe in the country. try.lieve in everything that this country stands for. >> reporter: prouty's missions ns an f.b.i. agent and c.i.a. officer read like a history of the war on terror. she investigated the bombing of the u.s.s. "cole," this attack on americans i

if you are not familiar, we currently have a california campus and a pacific campus, and the plan is to build a bigger campus and consolidate those services into one larger hospital at the old cathedral hill spa on van ness, and that is going to have a huge impact, both in terms of the neighborhood in district 2, not only the new campus, but what happens to the pacific and california campus. also, is a huge job creator. we're making sure to do it in a way to we have every constituent buy into the project, create a ton of new jobs, and move forward with a health care system that benefits all of us. otherwise, some of the other issues coming up -- francisco reservoir in russian hill is going to be an issue that comes up. we have a huge project on doyle drive that is getting finished in the next couple of years. we need to make sure we wanted to the impacts. it is going to be a big deal. after leaving here, i am going down there with the mayor and the head of our department of transportation to really make sure we understand exactly what is happening at this point in time in the project