kpix 5's ryan takeo is at the california pacific medical center in san francisco right now and ryan, what can you tell us about the man who made it all possible? >> reporter: he is not the surgeon, he is a software developer. and his formula is allowing six people to get new kidneys starting today. david jacobs knows the frustration of searching for a matching kidney. >> i know personally how it feels to wait for an organ and to be on dialysis and feel that despair. >> reporter: that despair gave jacobs the motivation to find a fix. >> really complicated jigsaw puzzle. >> reporter: he created a complicated algorithm to find kidney matches by using patient genetic profiles allowing a six- way transplant today and tomorrow at california pacific medical center. >> i didn't realize that he was going to be such a big thing, you know, because i only had one kidney how could i help all these people? >> reporter: zully broussard is the first piece of this change reaction puzzle. her kidney goes to the first recipient who has a sister-in- law who can give a kidney to' fresno mother who has a

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. >> surgeons in california pacific medical center in san francisco will perform a six way kidney transplant involving 12 people. three transplants happen today and three more tomorrow involving six back-to-back transplants lasting three hours each. six of the patients are door know. six of recipients. there was a five way transplant in the past but this is the first time they have done a six-way procedure. four of the six are from the bay area and two from central california. >> happening today the silicon valley tech executives suing her former company for gender discrimination will take the witness stand and is expected to testify against venture capital giant claiming she was subjected to harassment and discrimination after ending a brief romantic relationship with a colleague. she was forced out she said because she complained of the mistreatment and is asking for $16 million in damages. the company said she was fired because of poor performance. >> new daylights in an attempt to curb gun violence. the circuit court of appeals has upheld the ban on high capacity gun magazines clips that

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. >> "today in the bay's" rob redell is live at california's pacific center in san francisco. this is the largest procedure of its kind on the west coast. explain to us how it works. >> reporter: over the next two days, six people receiving new kidneys from six donors making it the largest donation kidney donation chain ever on the west coast to take place in just one hospital. scott and laura, started with one woman from sacramento named sully broussard who lost her husband and son to cancer. to ensure someone else wouldn't lose a loved one tu to a terminal disease she agreed to donator can hid know to a stranger. the stranger has a relative who wants to donate, and they donate to another who who has a relative who is incompatible, on and on until six people receive new kidneys, the ultimate in paying it forward. >> i'm doing it, because there might be someone out there, knowing they could do this, too, and help save other lives and improve other people's lives. so that was my big driver. >> it's being kicked off because one individual acted as an altruistic donor and she cam

amy hollyfield is at california pacific medical center. amy?his came together because some people have a kind heart but the wrong kidney starting with a woman giving to a man who she does not know, he has a relative willing to donate but wasn't a match. that relative is willing to donate but give as kidney to someone she doesn't know and that patient has a relative who wasn't a match but is willing to give to someone else. et cetera. et cetera. 12 people, in aural -- in all are involved. there was a press conference to explain the complexity. and to introduce the woman who started it trying to donate and it fell through and now she has decided she wants to help one person. >> i have had this in my head that i wanted to and i decided to go forward with it. i didn't know it was going to be this big. >> another crucial part of this is creating medical matches. reporting life in san francisco for abc news. >>> it is 5:32. oakland police are still searching this only for at least two suspects following a highway shooting that led to a traffic nightm

is also something that developed after the introduction of local hire provisions, so both on california pacific medical center as well as for park merced development which will be coming forward. in addition just last year also the unified school district adopted local hire provisions as well, so as much as this is really positive but it also creates additional pressure on the local work force and it's really exceptional construction economy. and lastly, and this is as recent as last week, as most know who are following the mandatory local hire ordinance, there's an exemption for projects that receive federal funds. several of the projects have been led through the mta, the municipal transportation organization, sfo, fta, federal dollars, they are exempt from mandatory local hire ordinance. very recently the u.s. department of transportation has amended regulations to allow local hire provisions on projects with the fha, pilot program beginning february 24th of last month and outcomes will be evaluated to determine further guidance. so mta is actively involved in setting language forth for one

doctors at california pacific medical center say there were no complications.ted with one donor who wanted to give, but didn't have anyone to give to. a software program created by a san francisco man linked the donor with a matching recipient along with five other people. it was a big undertaking for one hospital, but it had to be done in two days. >> when you explain chains up and say we did three yesterday and three next month there are things that happen in the middle that may break the chain. >> it is the largest kidney donation chain on the west coast. >>> a central california community is pulling together to give a man his dying wish. he has always dreamed of driving a 1940 ford coupe. and as our sister station in fresno tells us the dream is about to come true. >> vinny carlos loves restoring cars. it is something he grew up doing. >> you put your love and all of your time and effort and money into something. >> now he is taking the love and putting it into this car, a 1940 ford coup. it is the dream car for one of his dear friends. >> it came in pretty

the final three surgeries at california pacific medical center are under way. and all of this was possible thanks to new software that uses genetic profiles to find matches. >>> just over the altamont in san joaquin county, a three- week-old baby has died of whooping cough. this is the first death there since this current outbreak began. also known as pertussis, is a very contagious bacterial infection. >>> big news for apple today. it will join the dow later this month. >> apple will replace at&t in the process move made because visa with the biggest price weighting in the dow right now going to have a four for one stock split later this month and to make up for that lower weighting from visa they brought in apple and at&t is the odd company out. >> apple is the world's most valuable company worth about $700 billion. >>> the drop we're seeing in the dow this afternoon is because of the february unemployment report. u.s. businesses hired 295,000 people last month. that's more than analysts expected. the unemployment rate dropped from 5.7% to 5.5%. so why does n

. >>> six patients have new kidneys thanks to surgeons at california pacific medical center and sick donors. including this woman. she is credited with kicking off the largest kidney donation chain in the 44 year history of cpmcs transplant center shep wanted to give the organ but had no one to accept it. she found recipient through a software program. her match led to five others, creating the rare six-way kidney swap. >> it has been a magical experience. i just feel like everything happen -- everybody played an intricate part in that's right was supposed to happen, coming together. >> broussard says she plans on running a marathon this year. doctors say those who had surgery thursday are already up and walking. wonderful news. >>> it is opening day at o.co stadium. >> really good. >> but as you might notice, not for the major leagues. still to come on abc7 news what makes this event so special for the littless future baseball stars. >>> amal clooney's the job at a prestigious university. >> starting off this weekend on a sun-soaked saturday. temperatures in the upper 70s but change

completing a major kidney swap today six people are receiving kidneys from six donors at the california pacific medical center the first three operations were performed yesterday and the final three were slated for today. the change was arranged for match grid, that finds potential matches through profiles, it was created by david jacobs who received a kidney transplant himself. >>> now "action news" is working on news stories for 4:00, here is alicia vitarelli. >> happy freebie friday we are celebrating the end of a long week with freebies for you and they are turning sanctuaries into homes, breathing new life into them. at 4:00 we'll introduce you into local developers converting churches into condos along the main line. >>> and it is the worst collaboration in history? peeps are offering their product in milk form so you can drink them. and you can watch us streaming live on your tablet or smart phone. >> they can call it a peepsie coal a. >>> and in today's art of aging report lisa thomas-laury meets women that are bringing a by gone era to life. >> every year 200,000 people visit the betsy

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president of the k45g9 neighbors association i served on the coalition that negotiated with california pacific medical center that was approved by the board of supervisors in 2013 we were involved in this for 8 years and did extensive traffic studies ended up with the grant and the transportation improvement that is a very complex number of work on the transit transportation bicycling public safety part of the hospital and the study started in 2001 and the ended in 2009. and since then there has been right now in the planning pipeline crossing to director ram another 68 thousand units being built on the polk side we have outdated traffic information we're looking at as well as the development of the polk street plan as wrarpts to the corridor balloon with the hospital and have changes in the employment dominate when we started 51 percent of the hospital workers lived in san francisco now we're down to less than 40 percent more and more people are consulting in from longer distances to work in our hospitals and other critical businesses operation of the hospital and of so many other businesses

. >> reporter: california pacific medical center said, today's surgeries involving the six-way kidney transplant went smoothly. zully broussard our all true which is stick patient is out of surgery and resting comfortably. the final three donors and three recipients will undergo the same surgery. this whole process made possible by advanced software that finds kidney matches by using patients' genetic profiles. the software creator was inspired by his own experience. >> i know personally how it feels to wait for an organ and to be on dialysis and feel that despair. i'm really grateful that my software is going to be able to contribute to this life changing event for all these people. >> cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> a reception for all involved is going to be march 25. >>> time for a look at the road ahead. here's gianna. >> we are getting first reports of an accident westbound 80 at hilltop. chp headed out to the scene looks like it was reported in lanes but they are working on pushing it over to the right shoulder. and as we look at our maps we're seeing green so hopefully not too many

. >> 12 surgeries all at california pacific medical center in just two days with no margin for error says dr. bill broussard. >> what really i are what really worries us is the unexpected. if one of the patients were to develop a cold the night before then that could have thrown the whole thing off. >> broussard's kidney went to oswaldo padilla who she learned is the father of this five-year old. >> he told me he has a little girl. >> that's kind of when i broke. his little girl is going to grow up and her father will get there and walk her down the aisle. >> how has your life changed. >> i am off dialysis. >> i am free. >> mark kent got his new kidney from former marine liz torres. >> i named my kid any corporal. >> from a corporal in the mar manny ramirez renales. >> i received a gift i can never repay and i am grateful. >> they put the puzzle together by analyzing thousand of markers among patients and he came up with the idea while he was waiting for a kidney transplant. >> i was on dialysis and thought, well, this is a math problems and computers are good at math. >> dr. stephen

doctors at the california pacific medical center started performing three kidney transplants at of and 30:00 this morning. they say everything is going well so far. five donors or family members who were not a touch to their loved one good match someone else on the list. the change was brought why someone who wanted to donate a kidney to anyone who wanted it. >> it's kind of overwhelming, because i thought i was just going to help one person who i don't know. but the fact that some people can have life extension is pretty big. >> the ages of the donors and recipients range from 26 to 70. that includes three parent and child pairs, one sibling pair and one brother and sister-in- law. plus the bighearted donors who completed the chain. today the oakland raiders reached the deal to stay at the oakland coliseum for another year. the joint hours authority that oversees the coliseum approved the lease and a unanimous vote this morning. the raiders say they will pay $400,000 for the use of the stadium for the 2015 and 26 teams season. backers say the deal points the way to a long-term solutio

president of the k45g9 neighbors association i served on the coalition that negotiated with california pacific medical center that was approved by the board of supervisors in 2013 we were involved in this for 8 years and did extensive traffic studies ended up with the grant and the transportation improvement that is a very complex number of work on the transit transportation bicycling public safety part of the hospital and the study started in 2001 and the ended

. >> three days after donating a kidney zoa walked out of california pacific medical center in san francisco. she and the 11 other kidney donors and recipients are doing well. she has an extra reason to feel good about the chain of events she put in motion. katie marzullo has the story. >> the decision has been bigger than me. >> she wanted to donate a kidney for years and started the process to help a trend. that donation did not work out. but she was unwaivering in her desire to help someone. >> i went on to give it to the next person to hopefully help with the quality of life and extend life. she not she was helping one person but there was a relative who wanted to donate but they were not compatible so they donated to a stranger and in the end there were six strangers helping six donors. >> one lady said her mother was waiting 11 years for a kidney and just got it. >> she is encouraging other people to donate. she said the quality of life doesn't change and to prove it she plans to run her second marathon when she is fully recovered. >> everyone can do it. it is just a little inconvenien

>> tomorrow surgeon at california pacific medical center hope to successfully complete a rare 6 way kidney transplant. hospital sent us video showing one of the donor in the operating room, 3 surgery like this took place today. all successful with no complications. 3 more are set for tomorrow. software paired up the donor and recipient truly incredible. >> used to be that killer sentenced to life in prison in california almost never got out california almost never got outment even if the sentence included the possibility of parole. but now changes in the law and politics are leading to a record number of convicted murderer walking out of prison. tonight sister and brothers fight to keep their parents killer locked up. >> i garren tie he will kill again. >>reporter: grim prediction from these people moments after the parent killer recommended for parole at vacaville state prison. but he's not out of prison yet. family is doing everything they can to stop his release. >> i tried to take care of justice for the very best people i have ever known. >>reporter: cheryl and gary have tried for yea

it's a six-way chain that will take place at the california pacific medical center in san francisco.team of doctors will operate on 12 people from the bay area and the central valley. they'll essentially match good kidneys from six of the people and give them to the six others in need. the procedure will actually take two days. >> that's amazing. we'll talk about that coming up later as well. >> we are. >>> steph curry and cheryl sandberg, why the two of them are teaming up, coming up next. >> looking toward oakland, home of steph curry, a smooth drive right now. we'll show you what's going on across the bay, the golden gate bridge, coming up. >>> welcome back. it's just before 5:00 a.m. a live look at san jose this morning. facebook executive cheryl sandberg is teaming up with top stars in the nba to bring attention to the fight for women's rights at home and in the workplace over the next few months. public service announcements featuring players like sheff curry and lebron james will air during nba games that are partnerships between the nba and sandberg's nonprofit lean in will b

six-way kidney transplant chain this is video from the operating room yesterday provided by california pacific medical center with three surgeries three more happening today. a total of 12 people were matched for the largest chain of back-to-back kidney transplants ever at one hospital on the west coast. doctors get an update on the surgeries today at 3:00. we will stream the news conference for you at abc7news.com. >> it is official. the raiders will stay at the oakland coliseum for another year. the joint powers act made up of oakland and alameda county officials reached a deal for a short-term lease renewal laying the next football season at oakland coliseum paying $400,000 and additional fee for training facility in alameda. the two sides will continue the talks of the long-term future in oakland with a lease needing to be approve by the oakland city council and supervisors. >> scary moments for a major hollywood star and questions are swirling after a crash landing of harrison ford's crash landing. >> the dress is back. a group is capitalizing on the season media madness over the dress to

doctors at california pacific medical center say there were no complications. it started with one donor who wanted to give, but didn't have anyone to give to. a software program created by a san francisco man linked the donor with a matching recipient along with five other people. it was a big undertaking for one hospital, but it had to be done in two days. >> when you explain chains up and say we did three yesterday and three next month there are things that happen in the middle that may break the chain. >> it is the largest kidney donation chain on theast. >>> a central california community is pulling together to give a man his dying wish. he has always dreamed of driving a 1940 ford coupe. and as our sister station in fresno tells us the dream is about to come true. >> vinny carlos loves restoring cars. it is something he grew up doing. >> you put your love and all of your time and effort and money into something. >> now he is taking the love and putting it into this car, a 1940 ford coup. it is the dream car for one of his dear friends. >> it came in pretty

12 patients involved in a rare six-way kidney swapped perform this month at san francisco's california pacific medical senter road will be reunited. according to the "san francisco chronicle", the six denors and six recipient learn who donated kidneys and who received they involving a team of five surgeons and 40 support staff the large of the paired donation chain in a single senter road on the west coast. >> next, running on empty state lawmakers investigate a surge in gas prices and why they say we you are gouged at the pump. >> the 49ers new "hot," stadium is will cooling off with a plan to keep fans safe from the heat. stay tuned. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models.

. >> reporter: at the california pacific medical center doctors are about to perform procedures never performed before. six kidney transplants. this is a very large inverve. >> reporter: this started with -- endeavor. >> reporter: this started when a bay area woman offered to donate one of her kidneys to anyone who needs it. >> i thought i would help just one person who i don't but the fact that so many people can have life extension. that is big. >> reporter: that allowed doctors to find matches matches for six patients in need. it allowed other donors to match-up with recipients. >> the six people will come off of the waiting list and that means other people move forward on the waiting list. >> reporter: in 2011 ktvu fox 2 news was there when doctors performed a series of five kidney transplants. the donors donors and recipients now hold annual reunions. doctors plan to perform three tomorrow and the other three on friday. >> one of the obstacles we had to overcome is having enough surgical instruments. >> reporter: they were matched through a computer program created by a kidney tr

surgeons at california pacific medical center in san francisco tell us there were no complications. the donors and recipients are all in recovery and all of them are doing well. tomorrow, three more surgeries are said to take place. a total of 12 people are involved, all were matched by software called match grid. this is the largest chain of kidney donations ever at one hospital on the west coast. >>> time is running out if you want to see the light show on the western span of the bay bridge. the display which has delighted people and tourists for two years will be disconnected tomorrow morning. a farewell celebration is planned for tonight atwater bar restaurant on the embarcadero, another celebration will take place tomorrow at dawn at epic roast house restaurant. the light show is not going aware permanently. enough money was raised to have it reinstalled permanently in time for super bowl 50 next february. they have to take those lights down and they'll put up some more durable lights. >> pretty. >> we got used to it. >> we're spoiled. >> just ahead the circus says good-bye. a

it is the largest donation chain at california pacific medical center in 44 years. it all started with one woman who wanted to donate a kidney to a stranger. that stranger's brother was not a match, so he found another recipient. the same cycle happened four more times. >> you don't want, you know, a donor to back out at the last second and stop the chain where somebody has already donated and then their recipient doesn't get an organ. >> doctors say all the donors and recipients are recovering well. many are already up and walking around the hospital. >> that is amazing. >>> well, the san leandro police have a target on their backs? tonight, why one of the bay area's most dangerous gangs may be out to get them. >> dodge the dui check points legally? >> and a cadillac crashes into a bay area salon an drives back >> well, looks like a violent street gang is trying to send message to the san leandro police officers. a woman with gang ties was shot and killed by san leandro officers after she allegedly tried to ram them with her cars. since that shooting, officers have

heavy rains triggered a mudslide that shut down a stretch of southern california's pacific coast highwayhere in new york city the snow ended late last night, but we're expecting an icy commute this morning. while temperatures will be above freezing here today, we're expecting more snow tuesday. lauren? >> all right. don champion here in new york. don, thank you. >>> the los angeles police and district attorney's office are investigating a deadly shooting involving the l.a. police department. police shot and killed a homeless man police say was struggling for an officer's gun. the incident was caught on video. a warning, you may find these pictures disturbing. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: a witness had their cell phone camera rolling as the los angeles police and a homeless man got into a con froon confrontation in the city's skid row section around noon on sunday. during the struggle shots were fired and a man was killed. officers responded to the area to investigate a possible robbery. >> when they got to the scene, they made contact with the suspect, and during that contac

doctors at california pacific medical center say there were no complications.d with one donor who wanted to give, but didn't have anyone to give to. a software program created by a san francisco man linked the donor with a matching recipient along with five other people. it was a big undertaking for one hospital, but it had to be done in two days. >> when you explain chains up and say we did three yesterday and three next month there are things that happen in the middle that may break the chain. >> it is the largest kidney donation chain on the west coast. >>> a central california community is pulling together to give a man his dying wish. he has always dreamed of driving a 1940 ford coupe. and as our sister station in fresno tells us the dream is about to come true. >> vinny carlos loves restoring cars. it is something he grew up doing. >> you put your love and all of your time and effort and money into something. >> now he is taking the love and putting it into this car, a 1940 ford coup. it is the dream car for one of his dear friends. >> it came in pretty m

it's the largest one at california pacific medical center in 44 years. it includes six donors and six patients. so that means 12 surgeries in all. it all started with one woman who wanted to donate her kidney from there new software used to match recipients with donors which ended up with a six-way chain. >> so far, um, everyone is doing very well in terms of their operation. the donors are actually making their way around the hospital at this point, you know, getting up moving around. >> domino-like kidney swaps like this one are new. but recipients and donors can sign up for service to connect them with people in the same situation who appear to be a match. >>> today san francisco mayor ed lee honored good samaritans who helped people affected by recent fires in the city. there have been five major fires in the past few months including this deadly fire in the mission neighborhood. the city lost more than 100 living units. mayor lee paid tribute to individuals, small businesses, and property managers who provided shelter, food and other necessities to

. >> tomorrow surgeon at california pacific medical center hope to successfully complete a rare 6 way kidney transplant. hospital sent us video showing one of the donor in the operating room, 3 surgery like this took place today. all successful with no complications. 3 more are set for tomorrow. software paired up the donor and recipient truly incredible. >> used to be that killer sentenced to life in prison in california almost never got out california almost never got outment even if the sentence included the possibility of parole. but now changes in the law and politics are leading to a record number of convicted murderer walking out of prison. tonight sister and brothers fight to keep their parents killer locked up. >> i garren tie he will kill again. >>reporter: grim prediction from these people moments after the parent killer recommended for parole at vacaville state prison. but he's not out of prison yet. family is doing everything they can to stop his release. >> i tried to take care of justice for the very best people i have ever known. >>reporter: cheryl and gary have tried

doctors performed the surgeries at california pacific medical center. all should be released by tomorrow. the other patients are in good condition. >> angels on earth. >> local activists use this to stage a protest against the arch diocese of san francisco. >> stop the war on women. >> now protesters are opposed to a morality clause. he proposed the inclusion in the labor contract. >> similarly saying if you're a teacher in the catholic school you teach catholic doctrine and it says that abortion is wrong that homo sexual marriage is wrong. >> we need to end it right now. the arch bishop has no right to have this imposed in catholic schools. >> rules and regulations on the peninsula? it could happen. and soon. we'll show you. >> plus what were they thinking? two californians deface the coliseum in rome. what they did that could cost them big money and their freedom. >> officers say they found a wounded man when they arrived at the scene. >> sit a controversy that could hang over a possible run for the white house. hillary clinton not talking about why s

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it was the largest kidney donation chain in california pacific medical center history.tors say all were successful. >> everyone is doing well. and in terms of operations donors are making their way around the hospital at this point. you know? getting up moving around. and recipients feel great. iet came about because of a single donor and a software program created by a san francisco man >> people need transplants and a number of those have living donors that are incompatible with them. >> out of six patients, the longest wait has two and a half years. >> that is remarkable on many levels >> harrison ford's plane has been removed from the golf course where it crashed yesterday the injured 72-year-old has not within able to speak with investigators his publicist says he will make a full recovery. >> loss of engine power requires the pilot basically transition into a glider. >> investigators say that is what harrison ford had to deal with. >> when you land, you need to pick the best spots there are. >> just before 2:30 p.m near santa monica airport. owe officials say a do

. >> reporter: california pacific medical center released this statement. today's surgeries involving the six-way kidney transplant went smoothly. our patient is out of surgery and resting comfortably. this whole process made possible by advanced software that finds kidney matches by using patients genetic profiles. the software creator was inspired by his own experience. >> i know what it is like to wait for an organ and be on dial sis. i'm grateful that my software is able to create this event. >> reporter: cate caugurian, kpix5. >> a reception for the donors, the recipients and all their families is planned march 25. >>> can you imagine paying a thousand dollars a month to live in this garage? tonight, a bay area mother of two defends her decision. >> looks like a car that james bond might drive. so what is it doing here in the bay area? tonight, we solve the history of this self-driving mercedes. >> and meet the 10-year-old oakland girl who has already written four books and one of them is >> talk about a close call. a matter of a few feet could have me

it's never been done before at california pacific medical center. news reporter lyanne melendez joins us to walk us through the process. >> cheryl, this kind of exchange involving mothers and daughters sisters and brothers is being done more and more and it's getting people off that waiting list. now the national kidney foundation reports that there are more than 100,000 people in the united states waiting for a kidney and 12 people die each day waiting for that transplant. >> thanks to this woman, six patients will receive a kidney in next two days. of course she has one to give. >> i thought i would help one person who i don't know. but the fact that so many people can have life extension, that's pretty big. >> here's how it will work. broussard will start the chain of events. she donates a kidney to a man whose relative was willing to donate her kidney but was not compatible. so err kidney goes to someone else who has a relative willing to donate to someone else. that kind of pairing continues down the line four more times. relatives of people on

it was the largest kidney donation chain in california pacific medical center history. doctors say all were successful. >> everyone is doing well. and in terms of operations donors are making their way around the hospital at this point. you know? getting up moving around. and recipients feel great. iet came about because of a single donor and a software program created by a san francisco man >> people need transplants and a number of those have living donors that are incompatible with them. >> out of six patients, the longest wait has two and a half years. >> that is remarkable on many levels >> harrison ford's plane has been removed from the golf course where it crashed yesterday the injured 72-year-old has not within able to speak with investigators his publicist says he will make a full recovery. >> loss of engine power requires the pilot basically transition into a glider. >> investigators say that is what harrison ford had to deal with. >> when you land, you need to pick the best spots there are. >> just before 2:30 p.m near santa monica airport. owe officials say

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. >> reporter: california pacific medical center released this statement. quote, today's surgeries involving the six-way kidney transplant went smoothly. zully broussard is out of surgery and resting comfortably. the final three donors and three recipients will undergo the same surgery. this whole process made possible by advanced software that finds kidney matches by using patients' genetic profiles. the software creator was inspired by his own experience. >> i know personally how it feels to wait for an organ and to be on dialysis and feel that despair. i'm really grateful that my software is able to contribute to, you know, this life changing event for all these people. >> reporter: cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> a reception for the donors, recipients and families is planned for march 25. >>> we're waking up to mostly clear skies around the bay area. but this is what it looks like in kentucky where two feet of snow stranded hundreds. cars and trucks. temperatures dropped below zero overnight and not just in kentucky, either. the arctic blast affects tens of m

. >>> happening today suns at california pacific medical center will make medical history.first day of a series of kidney transplants that will involvzen patients. amy hollyfield is at the medical center. amy? >> they think the largest chain of kidney transplants to happen at one hospital on the west coast in history. here is how the chain works. it starts with a woman who is donating to a man whose relative was willing to donate for him but was not come patible. that relative donates to someone she doesn't know. that patient has a relative who is willing to donate to someone else and on and on. this continues four more times. the staff at california medical center held a press conference to explain the complexity of it all including the reasoning for doing these back-to-back operations. >> one donor had a sore throat and if any of the 12 has a medical problem the whole thing falls apart and we have to regroup. >> this pairing is very complicated. they were able to achieve it in

. >> tomorrow surgeon at california pacific medical center hope to successfully complete a rare 6 way kidney transplant. hospital sent us video showing one of the donor in the operating room, 3 surgery like this took place today. all successful with no complications. 3 more are set for tomorrow. software paired up the donor and recipient truly incredible. >> used to be that killer sentenced to life in prison in california almost never got out california almost never got outment even if the sentence included the possibility of parole. but now changes in the law and politics are leading to a record number of convicted murderer walking out of prison. tonight sister and brothers fight to keep their parents killer locked up. >> i garren tie he will kill again. >>reporter: grim prediction from these people moments after the parent killer recommended for parole at vacaville state prison. but he's not out of prison yet. family is doing everything they can to stop his release. >> i tried to take care of justice for the very best people i have ever known. >>reporter: cheryl and gary have tried