doctors at california pacific medical season tr st. luke's campus said the girl arrived at the stroke of midnight to smiling parents there. as you can see, mom is doing just fine, she has a good glow about her. the hospital says the family is still picking a name for the little girl. >> the new year means new laws. we'll look at the changes that go in effect today. >> and a local chp officer killed in the line of duty is about be to featured in the rose parade. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side, choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free, and help you enroll. and, through cover

and the city staff presentation, dated june 17, 2013, california, pacific medical center rebuild to the board of supervisor's land use and economic development committee, the development agreement was reviewed. and under the transportation section, cpmc will pay $6.5 million to them in lieu of the tdf. push and these have already been done. and however, this and the stimulation that cpmc will encourage all of the employees to purchase a cliper card and will share the cost equally with the employee has not been done and we are wondering why there is an inconsistentcy of paying the money to the city which was immediate and then delaying the cliper card two to five years. >> in conclusion for the cliper cards subsidy and obligation, and in section eight, we are finding them out of compliance and the city should insist on the strongest and the clearist interpretation of the da but the transit subsidy requirement starts on august tenth of 2013. and then not try to justify the slowest and weakest interpretation that it can wait five years rather than starting now, so when the new hospitals ar

fiona tang was born at california pacific medical center. nbc bay area's kimberly tere is there live where she met the new baby, the mom and the doctors who delivered her. kimberly? >> reporter: the baby's mom says she wasn't due for another week. so she was a little surprised when she started having contractions and really surprised when she found out the significance of her daughter's birth. 2-year-old aidan tang was excited to see his mom and meet his new baby sister fiona, who is already well-known around the hospital. >> it doesn't happen very often. but when it does it's a celebration among the staff too. >> reporter: fiona has the distinction of being the first baby born in the bay area in 2015. and her timing couldn't have been more perfect. >> this one actually was very special, because it was at 000. so exactly at midnight. the way we time it is on the feet talmon or the, because we're constantly monitoring the baby's heart beat during labor. and the monitors are constantly recording the time frame. >> reporter: dr. lam snapped the

the majority of the care to the low income is provided at the california pacific and the davis campuss that are reported together as one hospital, and saint lukes reports separately. and so similar, this requires that the community benefit be maintained at levels which was 8 million upon entering into the agreement. and the prorated share of this was approximately 1.16 million dollars, and cpmc then exceeded that by providing the community benefit in the amount of 1.5 million dollars. and also, the base line, charity care component requires that cpmc maintains the charity care and so that they can be no more restrictive and continue their financial support to the bay view, child health center. >> the second large component of the development agreement, related to medical care, was in the medical beneficiaries and first to require that cpmc saw the beneficiaries was to maintain the contract with the plan which is the primary provider of medical services and insurance. cpmc did do that. as to the new medical beneficiaries are required to provide 54, and hospital care for up to 5400 medic

fiona tang arrived at san francisco's california pacific medical center. kimberly terry spoke to the doctors and fiona's mom about the new arrival. a big congrats to the family. >> reporter: absolutely. and the entire hospital staff is equally thrilled. the doctors here say it's always exciting to work on new year's eve for the chance that the first baby of the new year will be born in their hospital. this was no exception, it was a thrill for the parent and the entire hospital staff. >> everybody was so excited, so happy. she's the number one baby not only in the bay area possibly the whole california west coast. so everybody was so excited. >> reporter: the newest addition to the tang family is already a standout. >> it doesn't happen very often. but when it does there's a celebration among the staff too. >> reporter: weighing just under 8 pounds fiona arrived on the first day of 2015. her timing impeccable. >> this one actually was very special. because it was at 000, exactly midnight. >> reporter: dr. lam who snapped these photos says he's certain of t

. >>> san francisco's first baby of 2015 was born right at midnight at california pacific medical centersan francisco. little fiona weighed 8 pounds and she's 21 inches long. hospital staff say mom and baby are both doing well after the early-morning delivery. >> not by a watch or clock. we actually looked at all the different wampstches and clocks in the room, and they were all a few minutes apart. >> her parents say the birth of their daughter on new year's day is a wonderful gift. fiona is their second child. >> and she is adorable. >> yeah, she's cute. >>> with the beginning of the new year a lot of people made resolutions to get in shape. >> i don't make any resolutions ever. >> that covers pretty much everything. "consumer reports" is partnering exclusively with 7 on your side to test home exercise equipment. >> a lot of people do they want to start the new year off healthy and right. >> if you look perfect, you don't have to. >> oh, larry. >> non-resolution. you want to exercise you can't find the time, that's one of the most common reasons people skip their workouts. "consumer re

she is the second child of [ non-english language ] and [ non-english language ] california pacific medical center says the girl is 21" long and weighs 8 pounds. both mother and daughter are doing well. they missed the tax write-off by a couple of minutes. [ laughter ] >> oh. >> beautiful though, huh? >> cute. very pretty. >>> 4:57. protestors in oakland and san francisco not taking new year's eve off. why police watching this crowd were on extra alert after a threatening banner is posted. >> and a new year, a new set of laws goes into effect. i'm kiet do with a live report on all the changes that touches the lives of virtually every californian. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress

. >> reporter: this doctor is a pediatrician at the california pacific medical center. she says she has been getting a steady stream of calls from parents worried about the measles which typically starts out as a cold. >> pretty sick after awhile the eyes can get red, funny kind of rash. if there's a possibility that you have been exposed to anybody, i would watch for that. >> reporter: the measles vaccine usually combined with mumps and rubella is usually given twice. the first when the child's a year old. the second when the child reaches 4. the san francisco mom suzie feldstein is taking the advice of her doct2-year-old will get his second shot next week before going to lego land next month. >> he goes to preschool with people who have infants who don't have the vaccine yet. i don't want him to be able to pick up something and maybe he doesn't get sick but transfers it to somebody who isn't able to fight it. >> reporter: one of the things parents are doing to keep the outbreak from getting worse. lillian kim abc 7 news. >>> here we go again. another spare the air day

california pacific medical center in san francisco says she was born exactly at midnight.bulous! after giving birth. so happy birthday, happy new year, traffic and weather coming up right after the break. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >>> good morning, liza battalones here. very light traffic as we would be expecting this morning on this new year's holiday. no big delays getting into san francisco. the golden gate looks good. remember it will be shut down the weekend of january 10. and bart is operating on a sunday schedule. here's roberta. >> out the door we still have that freeze warning in

. >> born at california pacific medical center. the baby's mom said she was not due for another week. she was surprised when she started to have contractions yesterday. sure enough, mom, dad and the hospital staff were smiling cheek to cheek when baby fiona came out at exactly midnight and not a second too soon. >> everybody was so excited and happy. the number one baby not only in the bay area but possibly all of california and west coast. everybody was so excited. >> fiona weighs just under eight pounds and joins her older brother to complete the happy family. >> look at that family. nice. >> you know what? they got their new year's blessing. >> thanks for joining us. the next newscast is at 5:00. >> you can get all of the information you need on nbcbayarea.com. we hope you have a great friday and great weekend. >> see you monday morning. today on "access hollywood live", today on "access hollywood live", donald trump running for president? this time he means it. >> i don't know. >> he means it. he's running for president. we ski

california pacific medical center in san francisco and she is adorable. little baby weighed 8 pounds and shis 21 inches long. hospital staff say mom and baby both doing well after the early morning delivery. >> we go by the featal monitoring. not watch or clock we look at all the different watches. the clock in the room they were all few minutes apart they were all few minutes apart. right. so we went by the fetal heart rate station which is all synchronize in time and xairtize. >> parents say the birth of the daughter on new years day is a wonderful gift. the baby is the second child. >> twins born in two different year celebrating their first birthday in texas. hanna and danielle were born a minute apart. hanna delivered by c-section at 11 59 last new year's eve. danielle arrived 40 seconds later. how cute. making her the first baby of 20 making her the first baby of 2014 in texas. well the family celebrated hanna first birthday last night with dinner, present and cup cake did it all over again today to celebrate danielles birthday. they are super cute.

san francisco's first baby of 2015, born right at midnight at california pacific medical center.a weighed 8 pounds. she's 21 inches long. how beautiful is she. the parents say the birth of their daughter on new year's day is a wonderful gift. fiona is their second child. hospital staff say mom and baby are doing well after the early-morning delivery. cpmc is where most of the babies in san francisco are delivered. more than half of those born in the city last year. >>> there are great ways to kick off 2015 here in the bay area. abc 7 news reporter leyla gulen has the details. >> reporter: impressive acrobatics in chinese dance will delight audiences this weekend when a world tour stops at the performing arts in san jose. colorful costumes will transport you back 5,000 years to chinese civilization. just a few more days until they flip the switch at oakland zoo. zoo lights has been a favorite holiday tradition for families. the light show goes on through sunday. grab your tiaras and balloons. coming to the paramount theater this sunday, the live tour wouldn't be complete without a

those kind of questions are coming nishtion vl this doctor is a pediatrician at the california pacific medical center. she says she has been getting a steady stream of calls from parents worried about the measles. which typically starts out as a cold. >> pretty sick after awhile. eyes red. funny rash. if there is a possibility that you have been close to anybody would i watch for that e-the measles vaccine usually combine with mump and rubella is usually given twice. first when the child is a year old. second when the child reaches 4 second when the child reaches 4. butp san francisco mom susie is taking the advice of her son pediatrician. 2 her son pediatrician. 2-year-old boy getting the second shot next week. before they go to lego land next movement. >> he goes to preschool with people who have infant who don't have the vaccine yet so i don't want him to be able to pick up something and maybe he doesn't get sick but maybe he transforce somebody who isn't able to have the vaccine. >>reporter: one of the things parents are doing the keep the outbreak from getting worse. in san franci

california pacific medical center in san francisco says the girl is 21" long and weighs 8 pounds.s a big little girl. mother and daughter are doing very well. >> is it just me but the mom looks wonderful. >> after pushing out 8 pounds, are you kidding? she looks wonderful. >> she looks very happy. that's what happens when you have babies when you're younger. [ laughter ] >> there you go. >> we'll leave it right there. >> we are going to go to traffic now. [ laughter ] >> it is new year's day. [ laughter ] >>> good morning, everybody. as you labor over whether or not to drive into work this morning, east 80 just beyond 580 this is right in the heart of the maze, accident being cleared 80 beyond 580. no lanes are shut down at this time. so it's good news there. and it's wide open at the bay bridge toll plaza. you know, in the middle of the night, we were driving into work around 2:00, 3:00 in the morning we were hearing of traffic delays as folks were heading home after their new year's eve party. that's all gone now. everybody is where they should be at home sleeping and there are

. >> reporter: this doctor is a pediatrician at the california pacific medical center. she says she has been getting a steady stream of calls from parents worried about the measles, which typically starts out as a cold. >> pretty sick after awhile, eyes can get red, funny kind of rash. if there's a possibility you have been exposed to anybody, i would watch for that. >> reporter: new mom ann slater isn't taking any chances. her daughter is only 4 months old, to young to get the vaccine, so she's following her pediatrician's advice. >> what we are trying to do is be cautious and not take her out into like very crowded areas that are enclosed like the ferry building. try to stay kind of local in our neighborhood and do shopping there. where it's a little less crowded. >> reporter: a few adjustments parents are making to keep their little ones safe. lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> napa county investigators have recovered more than $300,000 worth of world class wine that was stolen from the napa valley restaurant during christmas. the bottles were discovered inside a private c

california pacific medical center says the girl is 21" long and weighs 8 pounds. mother and daughter are doing well. >>> markets were up and unemployment rates down over the course of 2014. more americans went back to work in the best hiring year since the 1990s. national unemployment rate dropped to 5.8% but wages have lagged, increasing just barely ahead of inflation. so now the big question is: what will 2015 hold in economic news? for example, will gas prices stay relatively low? jill wagner takes a look. >>> reporter: $2 a gallon gas is now a reality in much of the united states. aaa predicts prices at the pump will fall about 10 cents more in the next few weeks before creeping up in the spring. it could cost a little less to fly, too. industry experts expect tickets to drop up to 5% in 2015. but americans will continue to spend more on food. >> what i think we're going to see this year in 2015 is grocery prices on the rise. probably 4 to 6%. >> reporter: the editor of supermarketguru.com says the cost of produce and beef will go higher this year. coffee and

california. and it's the fog that is creating some big problems around here. a pacificog from the roof camera. you can make out the clouds. visibility has been in effect in san francisco. delays at sfo about 33 minutes. and it's 47 in san jose with 49 in morgan hill. and 54 on the coast. here's a look at the airport. low 50s santa rosa, napa, petaluma and upper 40s where fog is the worst out here by the delta and river more really reporting reduced visibility. so it's been a common theme day after day. the fog, and even into the south bay and the peninsula. mountain view, 2.5-mile visibility. the coast not doing too bad. it will take until about 10:00 until it lifts. and still the ceilings will be over oakland and san francisco. oakland, areas of dense fog with a chance of showers north with a very weak system that will all but wash out throughout the afternoon. that will leave us with more sunshine east bay and south bay. mild averages highs and record warmth is focused on the bay area. and much of california as we go through the latter part of the week into next weeke

they're also not even sure why the whale was off the california coastline in the first place. >> reporter: on the eastern edge of the south pacific ocean, a whale reached the beach. >> so for it to strand, something much more severe was going on. hopefully we'll find that out. >> reporter: this is a rare sight on the california coastline because these animals which grow to about 11 feet long typically live and hunt in deeper waters. officials say they can gain a lot of information about this rarely studied animal. >> the species is very offshore species so we don't know much about their life history. anything that we can learn about an animal like this is very important to us. >> reporter: the whale was discovered by a beachgoer still alive. after researchers arrived they took blood samples before moving it. according to this images, it appears more like a shark. >> they like to eat squid and other animals that are deeper in the ocean and they also can dive quite deeply. >> reporter: at the marine mammal center which has helped 20,000 seals and sea lions, they'll be doing a necropsy. >> sometimes they can get a respiratory inform

moderate to chevy rainfall toward eureka far northern california and the pacific northwest. but you notice around here, nothing organized is making it but what did make it here was some showers earlier today and it is still drizzling in most of marin and sonoma counties. rainfall totals in the north bay mountains we have a town called mountains with rain. we have not received any measurable rainfall in downtown san francisco yet but we have done a lot this winter. we have had "spare the air" days. another day tomorrow with poor air quality. it will be the 20th "spare the air" day so far this winter. we need that ridge of high pressure to move to get better air in get some rain in here. the seven-day forecast, we have updated it for you. there is another small chance of rain we have added. find out when that happens coming up. >> thank you. >>> protestors stopped bart trains in both directions in san francisco this morning causing can commuter outrage. >> picked the worst day to do this on a friday payday and everything else. it's ridiculous. >> with spoons in hand protestors

. >> pair of balloonist on record setting journey across the pacific are passing by northern californiaht now. few hours ago the 2 pilots seen here taking off in japan sunday surpassed the world distance record for human flight in a gas pwloochbility gone more than 5300 miles so far and by tomorrow they will break the record for time longest time continuousfully a pwloochbility originally were to land in vancouver but due to shift being winds they are flying south east rate now and plan to listened in baja, mexico on saturday. go where the wind takes you. >> pretty much. >> we are kind of dealing with what the weather is giving us. not whole lot at this point. >> drew is here really nothing. >> if anything warm winds. that's what we are dealing w.been dealing with and continue into the weekend. looking dry. bright and looking beautiful. into the warm mild winter we have rate now. live doppler 7hd show you a quiet pichblingt it has been 36 days since we have seen activity but searching out there and coming up dry for the evening. take you outside early today from the camera with the suns

degrees will maintain track in this is as is rid of high-pressure middle of the eastern pacific will fly over to californiato usher in warmer air so gradually will be diluted warming trends temperatures above average and dropping down to the '40's by wednesday and thursday were looking at an interesting set up there was a chance to rid of high pressure will start to break down. >> erica: we could see a few showers as we headed to wednesday and thursday >>george: would agree ride is around the bay if you want to get out this morning induce and driving with their headed to work or anywhere else you experience a very light and easy ride we're not track in any hot spots redundancy and is the traffic from the bay area of the support the brigid bay bridge was garlic how life is no mystery lies in the light spectrum the same stressfree trip across the san mateo bridge-92 is still balking at 11 minute drive times status like it is a little slicker than that here is the golden gate bridge ride with traffic is good with no delays are lenore for southbound and heading into randy of the richmond bridge if there was to

california historical society. >> welcome to a whirlwind tour of the panama-pacific international exposition. thank you so much to the california historical society for hosting tonight's event and especially adam, jason, and the director, and to lillian for putting together this lovely event. also thanks to c.h.s. for co-publishing my book. you can see why i felt the book had found its home when i spoke to malcolm. if you'd like to hear about other events, you can sign up on my mailing list which i will have after the show. also, we are going to publish them on the site. if you want to hear about other topics, please sign up. tonight i will be presenting a brief introduction to the great world's fair held in 1915 also known as the ppie. i hope you will enjoy the stories i selected tonight. first, i will give you a little background on the fair, why and how it came to be built, and then we will take a short tour of the grounds before peering into a few of the exhibits and finishing off with a jaunt down the midway. afterwards, i will be happy to take questions. here we have rueben brooks hale ,

california jet stream ridge back up to the north, south. through the upcoming week pattern change kinks in the jet stream warmer pacific air starts to dominateeather map. a wetter weather pattern in the northwest. not so much california unfortunately but we're definitely going to see a couple bouts of rain in the pacific northwest, one later in the week and one towards the week. temperatures not bad, 40s and 50s. coldest spot 34 spokane, 30. a little storm system through the four corners bring snow to the higher elevation but doesn't look like it will cause too many problems in phoenix, tucson flagstaff, santa 65 there in red bluff and 48 in mount shasta. so the west it looks like we're going to finally see a little bit of rain but not where we really need it. >> okay bill. thank you. >>> these two people are probably sleeping in. harold and carol diamond of new york. the retired principal and his wife one $326 million. they took one-time payout of $131 million bucks. i'm sure they can scrape by. >>> showing off letters written by fidel castro. the reason is he's trying to dispel rumors of his death. he holds up the letters said to maintain

pacific northwest. mainly to the north of northern california all the way through next sunday. so the trend we'll see here is a chance of showers for tuesday and then temperatures rising again as we head towards next weekend. so if we manage temperatures climbing into the low 70s where we could be in the south bay, that could be close to records again. it appears we could get into february on a dry note and may be setting records for another dry january. back to you. >> we need that rain. rob, thank you so much. >>> new treatment that researchers say maybe they can stop cancer in mice. ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> well it's a series of stories that we cherish around here. our bay area segments highlighting what is right within our community. >> and often these stories get better with time. some previous bay area proud subjects are up to. >> it's going to be all right. you're a hero. keep doing what you're doing. >> oh! >> reporter: we introduced to you ricky earlier this month. the once aspiring rap star's life was changed when his late grandmother came to him in a dream and told him he should

we have but a high pressure building over the eastern pacific and flights of the california and may sendk conditions is also was a slightly what does appear where talk but temperatures above average as in his early next week the seven men around before cast over milos back in the los before his bid six is for the afternoon as yet is about tuesday was a is a thursday there was a possibility that the ridge of high pressure will break down making the way for pacific storms to have our way we're looking at a 10 to 20 percent chance to see some rain. i'll have more than come up on my next report right now it will take a look at traffic. >> erica: so you're heading out this early hour your daughter is very liken this year at the bay bridge toll plaza compared to will saw how last report of the national if we go to another leader unless a lot of folks still also hollered to set whatever is looking good in both directions the drive times has not changed is above 30 minutes from a 8101 over at the golden gate bridge looks like the drive times with the five biggest out of the loss of the to the ci

warmest day of the workweek thanks to the huge dome of high pressure off the pacific coast encompassing the state of california. it's going to nudge out of the way slightly with an area of low pressure on the approach. statewide today, 69 degrees in monterey bay. that's after a record tying event yesterday of 75 degrees. meanwhile, in the greater lake tahoe area, it's springtime skiing, in fact take a look at the tahoe report. northstar one of the best terrain parks and also pipe parks in the country. lots of packed powder there today. your tahoe report suggests that kirkwood ten to 15 lifts available and also with the springtime conditions in squaw valley, you have the black diamond, it is open for business. sunset tonight at 5:06. by the time it sets, temperatures up to about 10 degrees above average. into the 60s and low 70s from san jose backing through the monterey bay area. check out our seven-day forecast, because you'll notice slight cooling tomorrow, additional meltdown on those numbers on friday, no rain through tuesday. and right now it looks like we could see some rain beginning next saturday, afte

by locking arms with oregon california and british columbia through the pacific coast collaborative, we become a region of 53 million people comprising the world's fifth-largest economy. won't it be great when the west coast leads, while washington dc is stymied by gridlock? [applause] i am pleased there is a growing consensus that it is time to act. we must meet the carbon pollution limits enacted by this body in 2008. i have proposed a comprehensive solution that caps carbon emissions, creates incentives for clean technology and transportation, invests in energy efficiency and makes our own government operations more efficient. for all we do here together in the next few months, for all our fiscal woes, for all our short-term demands, we know that the most enduring legacy we can leave is a healthy, clean, beautiful evergreen state. i will not, and in the deepest part of my heart i hope you will not allow this threat to stand. we also know the challenge of carbon pollution brings great economic opportunities for our state. i've seen companies in washington moving full steam ahead to

soaking wet in the pacific northwest with up to 2 inches of rain from seattle down to oregon and the california border. showers along the gulf coast, as well. >>> 70s in phoenix and los angeles. 50s from denver to dallas and new orleans, mostly 20s in the midwest, 30s in the northeast and i'm warming up to 80. >>> still ahead, why some chipotle restaurants are pulling pork from the menu. >>> days before a big game an nfl player is accused of a serious crime. what his team and the nfl are saying this morning. >>> plus hanging from a building 46 stories above the ground. the dangerous stunt caught on camera. >>> well radio shack is closer than ever to filing for bankruptcy. word is that the retailer could file for protection as soon as the first week of next month. radio shack has posted losses in each of the last 11 quarters. it's dangerously low on cash and stock price is 41 cents a share. this morning they warned about bankruptcy last september. >>> despite millions of recalls, 2014 was a very good year for general motors. the automaker sold nearly 10 million vehicles and a new record for gm.

city clerk: item no. 5 status of pacific gas & electric companies application before the california public utilities commission. >> i just want to report that yesterday the california public utilities commission approved the green tariff program that were mandated by senate bill 43. this is the program for pg & e this is the program that will allow them to have a green tariff product that they provide to their retail customers where they will have an opportunity to purchase up to 100 percent. i want to emphasize that. it allows customers to scale the amount of green energy they wish to purchase through pg & e. it's not 100 percent. you can scale it. also an enhanced community renewable product that allows customers to prescribe to a renewable generation facility located within pg & e's territory at 500 kilowatts to three mega watts. we have been following the development of this program and reporting on its progress. what happens next and now that the california puc adopted the decision giving pg & e authority is they have 90 days within which to file an advice letter at the california puc

a wet commute in the pacific northwest as a new storm moves in from seattle to california. in parts of the south from new orleans to the carolinas. and flurries could make for a slippery ride in the upper midwest near canada. >>> well, another nfl player facing a serious legal battle this morning. josh mcnary is his name, he's a backup linebacker for the indianapolis colts. he has now been charged with rape. >> that follows an alleged incident last month in which a woman claimed she and mcnary engaged in a fight before the alleged assault took place. in a statement mcnary's attorney says mcnary denies the allegations and turned himself in to police last night. >>> well, bill cosby's facing yet another accuser. but this time it may lead to criminal charges. 24-year-old model chloe goins claims cosby drugged and sexually assaulted at a party in the playboy mansion in 2008 when she was just 18. unlike the other allegations this one falls within the statute of limitations. so goins and her attorney filed a report yesterday with police in l.a. so far no comment from cosby on thi

charged with theft for allegedly keeping winning california lottery's grass for himself and some customers the losing one's prosecutors said the pacificnd sold for all two tickets to the undercover california lottery investigators the gas is an employee was star to five felony counts prosecutors said the clerk you sought as a to remove the top layer from the ticket airbill a unique 3 digit code he then into the close as the latter system and get the win scratch off for his self. >>darya: the cdc is san the flu season has been the worst in years and is two dozen children have died nationwide because of the flow in the fall this is although officials said the number could be higher the to delays in reporting a dog does are not track with the cdc said the season has a particularly bad for people 65 and older so far as the one flaw related deaths reported in california >>mark: security at u.s. airports are now tighter the department of homeless security concerns a is are doing more searches and passengers at the luggage and again even though there already been screened at security checkpoints c as a beast of such as a response to recent a

. >>> a pilot flying from tracy in northern california to hawaii survived a crash landing in the pacific. this is video of a plane going into the ocean about 250 miles from maui. this plane is equipped with a parachute. the pilot was running out of fuel. and the coast guard directed him to a spot near a cruise ship. he deployed the shoot and it hit the water. he got out of the plane and into a life raft and picked up by the ship. this is video from the pilot from the cruise ship. they said he is expecting to be interviewed by the faa. amazing video there. the maker of the plane said he was delivering the plane to the owner in australia. the price of the plane is a half million dollars. >>> new details about the puppies ruskued after they -- rescued after they were abandon. they are offering $5,000 for information about the case. a man and a woman found the pups last week in pleasant hill when their dog started focusing its attention on the bag. if you have information on the case call animal services. (925)335-8364. makes you shake your head when something like that happens. >> yeah. giv

pacific ocean yesterday. a man flying from california to high lie ran out of fuel before -- hawaii ran out of fuel before he made it to the island. you can see there's a parachute guiding that plane gently down to the ocean. he was flying towards a cruise ship. they met him. they were able to rescue him. and he landed safely. no one was injured. amazing video. >> pretty incredible. >> did you ever know a parachute could go on an airplane. i had never seen that before. >> i had no idea but they have them on spacecrafts. >> pretty logical. >>> we had a yellow alert this morning. we had plenty of car accidents both on the highways and the back roads. the water main break nikki was covering was an issue. still dealing with that this morning. what about for the rest of the day today? >> we're going to see slick spots develop again overnight because some of the areas where the snow is melting a little bit, that will refreeze overnight tonight, not just in the outlying suburbs but everywhere as temperatures will be well below freezing. we have quite a cold spell in our forecast. let's take a look right now at doppler 9

on the grand scheme of thing we have al system in the pacific northwest even northern california picking fog and poor air quality and we have the slightest chance getting a sprinkle and we'll show you how it goes through saturday. for the golden gate we'll be cloudy most of the date day. a mix of sun and clouds and you can see a little bit of drizzle. as we go into the morning, the rain shifts just a little bit and you can see a few sprinkles off the coastline. tomorrow morning the possibility of a few scattered showers, but that's about it. it's not going to equate so much, it's definitely not what we need. as we get into today a mix of sun and clouds, tomorrow that slight chance for the morning hours and then next week unfortunately looks dry. taking a look at the numbers outside right now. if you have the sunshining a un50 degrees, 52 in san francisco it feels nice already this morning. upper 40s in oakland, 51 in concord, if you're cloudy and 52 in santa rose a it will feel cooler, of course. low 60s for oakland, to concord we have 62 for you 63 in hayward, for our south bay folks we

pacific. the pilot on his way from california to maui when the plane runs out of fuel 5,000 feet over the ocean. he deploys a parachute. he's opening the door ready to jump out. 90 seconds later the plane plummets into the water and it flips over. the 25-year-old then escapes on a life raft while he waits for his ride which was a nearby cruise ship. a few minutes later you can see the crew pulling him to safety. >>> a shocking new report reveals the high price of obamacare. $2 trillion over the next decade. that's $50,000 in taxpayer money for every american that's insured. when the president pitched the health care law to congress he said it would cost around $900 billion over ten years. according to the budget office report the law will still leave as many as 31 million people without insurance. >>> the measles outbreak linked to disneyland now hitting triple digits. 100 cases being reported in the u.s. and mexico. the most recent state to report a case is michigan. and doctors say most of the patients were never vaccinated but at least five of california's 70 cases were. hospitals now report

much of california and pacific northwest on to the central mississippi valley.act starting today through wednesday, we're going to be looking at the king tides, in fact high tide comes in the morning hours between 9:00 and 10:15. the usual suspects. the north bay coming in through mill valley, even in san francisco, the embarcadero. those lie-lying areas that are typically flooded during the king tides. we have a system moving through right now creating better air quality for today. we'll finally be able to breathe in a good clean breath of air. as we move through this upcoming week, 60s and even 70s by friday. . >> somebody is getting ready for mardi gras. carson? >> thanks very much and we want to remind you our 50 shades of gray sweepstakes is under way. the "today" show is hosting a screening along with universal pictures and focus features here in new york city february 6th. 250 people will be selected to see the year's most talked about film a week before it is even released. about 30,000 people entered at today.com. you have a few hours left. it closes to

by locking arms with oregon and california and british columbia, through the pacific coast collaborative, we begun -- we become 53 million people comprising the world's fifth-largest economy. wouldn't it be great when the west coast leads while washington, d.c., is stymied by gridlock? i'm pleased that there is a growing can that it is time to act. we must meet the carbon pollution limits that were enacted by this body in 2008. i propose a competence of solution, the cap's carbon emissions, creates incentives for clean technology and transportation. invest in energy efficiency. for all we do, together in the next few months, for all their fiscal woes, for all her short-term demands, we know that our most enduring legacy we can leave is a healthy, clean, beautiful, evergreen state. i will not and in the deepest part of my heart i hope you will not allow this threat to stand your we also know the challenge of carbon pollution brings great economic opportunities to our state. unit energy is leading the way in the field of storage technology for renewable energy. and mcdonald miller, which i

much of california and pacific northwest on to the central mississippi valley. some patches of ice this morning will slowly disappear as the temperatures climb into the low 40s. a gusty wind blowing this afternoon, breaks of sunshine, it will feel colder today and it will be colder tomorrow morning. but tomorrow afternoon less wind and dry, 42 degrees is the high temperature. light snow for wednesday, 1 or 2 inches is possible from philadelphia north and west and cold weather for thursday and friday. we'll ease a bit for saturday, partly sunny skies and 44. have a great day. . >> somebody is getting ready for mardi gras. carson? >> thanks very much and we want to remind you our 50 shades of gray sweepstakes is under way. the "today" show is hosting a screening along with universal pictures and focus features here in new york city february 6th. 250 people will be selected to see the year's most talked about film a week before it is even released. about 30,000 people entered at today.com. you have a few hours left. it closes today at 5:00 p.m. eastern. get in on i

storms move in to the pacific northwest. fog in california'sas, 40s. denver atlanta, washington, d.c. 30s minneapolis, chicago, new york and boston before this weekend's nor'easter. >>> the huge fire that raged through a luxury apartment complex in new jersey has been labeled an accident. investigators say it was ignited by building maintenance workers who were doing plumbing repairs. the fire was smoldering 24 hours after it started. everyone made it out alive. some tenants, though, are devastated after losing their pets. >> the captain of the fire department had to drag me out of there because i wouldn't leave my cats. >> dragged her out last minute because she wouldn't leave her cats and her cats are dead. >> reporter: 1,000 people have been displaced by the fire. the building is still smoldering this morning, 24 hours after the fire started. >>> two people remain unaccounted for after the mansion fire in maryland. two more bodies were removed from what's left of the house yesterday. investigators would not say whether they were the bodies o

and oregon as it goes by his a satellite view there is us and clear skies of california this is all the storm and the pacific this is being directed in the pacific northwest for sunday and monday we want to catch up a couple of clouds better on the fringe of the system as it goes by double before sunday and monday to are mostly sunny and could have low clouds in the morning here as fog traffic at midnight tonight it is clear at midnight watch what happens here at dawn approaches and low clouds began to develop in the north bay valley some of these low clouds could actually reached the ground making slow visibility in freezing temperatures and place the clouds drops went to the pavement could ask the freeze a cost which conditions. >> reporter: the club will be mostly sunny today increasing concern as to get to the afternoon attempt is increasing as well will look for reading a story of in the middle of the fifties and low '60's look for high of 60% for san jose as we get into the was valley on a to valley and los gatos and images are going to be cooler in the summertime and the result always warmer it is suc

and born in 1969 in oakland california and passed away surround by family and friends at the pacific campus. ken was not expected to live beyond his childhood due to a genetic heart defect and many doctors later in life considered his longevity a miracle. ken contributed this to medical cannabis treatment and was a founding member of the access of love compassionate care group. many of you seen ken in the board chambers and at meetings speaking in public comment. while ken was facing end of life issues he was a caregiver for others struggling with terminal illness and isolation and the need for community healing. ken was appointed by the san francisco medical cannabis task force to the committee where he became a voice for compassionate care in san francisco particularly for those low income and terminally ill who would solicit the input from patients who were too ill to come to meetings and testimony in the committee. he was pure of heart and generous to a fault. he was an air hockey champion and held a bachelor degree in computer science. he was also a passionate animal rights advo