>>> we are talking about a cliff rescue, a man did not fall down the cliff but was trapped below because of the rising high tide. the video firefighters and police rescue the man last might and they pulled him in a rescue ballot and the woman who called 9-1-1 said she was on a walk in the neighbor at 9:00 last night and she stopped to watch the waves and she heard a man screaming for help. she got out the flashlight but could not see anything and called 9-1-1. police and fires arrived to find a man on the side of the cliff. they put him in the rescue basket and pulled him to safety. we spoke for police. he was treated by mel personal at the scene but did not know the extent of his injuries. >>> more news from pacifica where police are investigating a fatal crash on skyline boulevard an officer found a car on fire there before 4:00 a.m. and one person is believed toen inside. skyline boulevard is closed between manor and king road. >>> marin county judge decideed a doctor will not stand trial after shooting a plan who followed him home after a road rage incident dismissing the case agains

you can see the firefighters and the police just rigged a man up from the side of the cliff. they just completed this rescue. they are making sure he gets some medical attention because we are not sure how this person got down the edge of the cliff. i did speak to the woman who called 9-1-1. she told me around 9:00 tonight she was out on a walk. she heard a man scream help. she coobt see anything. she coobt see anything. police and firefighters did arrive and they were able to locate the man on the side of the cliff. again, we don't know how he got down there, but you can see they were able to rig him up. we are not sure what his condition is at this time. but that is what has happened here tonight. reporting live in pacifica, abc7 news. >> thank you for the breaking news. >> and now the search for a smooth criminal. >> very smooth. a local plastic surgeon says this man underwent thousands of dollars in cosmetic procedures and skipped out on the bill. >> and now doctors want to know if this botox bandit has struck before. newsroom with the story. cornell? >> ama, it is the la

you can see the firefighters and the police just rigged a man up from the side of the cliff. they just completed this rescue. they are making sure he gets some medical attention because we are not sure how this person got down the edge of the cliff. i did speak to the woman who called 9-1-1. she told me around 9:00 tonight she was out on a walk. she heard a man scream help. she coobt see anything. she coobt see anything. police and firefighters did arrive and they were able to locate the man on the side of the cliff. again, we don't know how he got down there, but you can see they were able to rig him up. we are not sure what his condition is at this time. but that is what has happened here tonight. reporting live in pacifica, abc7 news. >> thank you for the breaking news. >> and now the search for a smooth criminal. >> very smooth. a local plastic surgeon says this man underwent thousands of dollars in cosmetic procedures and skipped out on the bill. >> and now doctors want to know if this botox bandit has struck before. cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with the story

we were telling you about a cliff rescue underway.een told from fire officials they reached the woman who apparently fell 50 feet off that cliff. she's is now in an ambulance, crews are evaluating her condition. we done know the extent of her condition. but a daring cliff rescue happening in san francisco. good news, the woman has been reached and they are evaluating the extent of her injuries. >> >> coming up at 10:00, the latest from bill cosby's first northern california show. we'll tell you what happened outside of the theater as the controversial median performs inside. that and more at 10:00. good night. 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óio0#0dñañy watch this it's really cool. call leonard hofstadter. (automated voice): did you say "call helen boxleitner"? no. call leonard hofstadter. did you say, "call temple beth seder"? no! here, let me try it. call mcflono mcflooniloo. (laughing) calling rajesh koothrappali. (cell phone ringing) oh, it's very impressive. and a little racist. if we're all through playing "mock the flawed technol

i haven't been to the back of the cliff house in 36 years. >> reporter: this actually occurs several times a year but often during the night. the unusual daytime phenomenon provided a different angle to view this well-worn world. >> there was an artist painting down here by one of those rocks. >> reporter: a small window to what felt like a secret land. >> it does have a strange feeling, that you're somewhere where you shouldn't be. >> reporter: there will be plenty of photographic evidence to prove that this moment happened, where water and land parted ways for a couple hours proving that even in the city not every rock is entirely unturned. joe rosato jr. >>> still to come a surprising os oscar nomination for a stanford student turned teacher. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the

you can see the firefighters and the police just rigged a man up from the side of the cliff.g sure he gets some medical attention because we are not sure how this person got down the edge of the cliff. i did speak to the woman who called 9-1-1. she told me around 9:00 tonight she was out on a walk. she heard a man scream help. she coobt see anything. she coobt see anything. police and firefighters did arrive and they were able to locate the man on the side of the cliff. again, we don't know how he got down there, but you can see they were able to rig him up. we are not sure what his condition is at this time. but that is what has happened here tonight. reporting live in pacifica, abc7 news. >> thank you for the breaking news. >> and now the search for a smooth criminal. >> very smooth. a local plastic surgeon says this man underwent thousands of dollars in cosmetic procedures and skipped out on the bill. >> and now doctors want to know if this botox bandit has struck before. cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with the story. cornell? >> ama, it is the last thing a plasti

or play with a knife. >> a steep cliff on one side and rising tide on the other. the to rescue a man stuck on a beach. >> rebuilding trust in the aftermath of police shootings with proposals to take shooting investigations out of police hands. >> at the break we leave you with abc7 news now at interstate 80 and berkeley with traffic moving right along. we have had traffic significant the past couple of days. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up and removal of your old set. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance sale is on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

. >> tyler hauls his equipment up a small cliff. down on the beach, betsy and dan decide they've seen enough. >> we were leaving because it was getting uncomfortable. we were all moving more and more towards the cliff. >> but it's too late. from the cliff, tyler sees an enormous wave barreling toward the hundreds of media and spectators, including dan and betsy. >> it was getting closer and closer. >> the people on the cliff and in the media tower try to warn everyone below of what's coming. >> everybody look out! >> we're hearing this crowd yelling run, run, run, and in that split second, i look over my right shoulder and i see a very powerful surge coming towards us. >> the gigantic wave knocks dan and betsy off their feet. >> it's pretty much just like being a rag doll. you have no control. you didn't know which way was up. you were just rolling. >> first of all, i wondered am i going to drown. then the second one was what am i going to hit. >> it's like a horror movie. look at these people! damn it! >> from the cliff, tyler shor

so far 40 bodies have been recovered. >> they call themselves cliff hangars.clude one from the bay area are scale the most unforgiving walls of rock, yosemite's el capitan. the two men are 11 days into the record-breaking attempt to free climb 'em can't the largest single piece of feet above yosemite valley. law is a crazy windstorm happening today from the arctic. >>> it has been a long journey. it will be exiting if they can finish it and we can see this through. >>> we are clearing for them. the machine rely on ropes to keep them from falling. their arms and legs do all the work. >>> it is a legal sporty up there. >> a teen entrepreneur believes the oakland a's have ripped him off using the same slogan he has used. you be the judge. on the last a shirt sold bit a's using "stoak," and on the right shirt created by ryan both featuring the spelling of the word "stoak," a way to highlight oakland but he said he had the idea first selling the coloring for two years. the 16-year-old is studying in argentina and he spoke to us by skype. >> they took my brand becau

back in november 4-year-old sebastian johnson tumbled more than 200 feet down a cliff in bodega bay. he was in a coma for more than a week. last week, he met with firefighters who had rescued him. yesterday, he returned home. sebastian's parents say he still has lots of recovery and more surgery ahead of him, including the removal of a tracheal tube this summer but we're so glad to see him back home. >> just the sound of that how far he fell shocking. >> and you turn your back for one second. >> one second. people say why don't parents watch their kids? we do. they're fast little buggers, though. >> and we have christina loren here with weather that might want to make you get outside. >> especially your kids very intelligent kids. they can move quick. that's just the way it goes. dna. as we head throughout the day today, we have this really wild pattern. we have high pressure firmly in control, and temperatures that are well above average for this time of year. so i wanted to show you pacifica mostly cloudy conditions, but now, the sky has opened up and your temperatures are going to

. >>> a boy who plummeted 230 feet from a coastal cliff gets the opportunity to meet his rescuers. >>> and a santa rosa man and his partner are expected to make climbing history today. >>> good afternoon. i'm tampa -- tori campbell several sources are reporting that the silver and black with selected their new head coach. brian flores has more. >> reporter: you know, first fans were not too excited about jack del rio coming to the silver and black but i would say the past 24, 48 hours as this news is becoming official now, they say they are excited for next year. we have not heard anything official again from the oakland raiders of an announcement but our own mark ibanez says this is official. the team could be making an announcement as early as this afternoon. we also understand that del rio has packed to move here to oakland. del rio's most recent stint was the former defensive kood nateer for the broncos -- coordinator for the broncos. he has head coaching experience. he coached the jaguars. cosm piling a 68-71 record. this is a homecoming for the former hayward high standout. not

and when at the do, it's actually putting other people at risk of going over a cliff. highway 1 in marin county is closed because the storm washed out a section of the highway. kpix 5's sharon chin shows us the problem in a story that you'll see only here on 5. >>> reporter: the sign says road closed. but some people ignore it. so you've seen people drive -- >> just right now a guy's driving through. >> reporter: and john seller can see why. the detour to muir beach can add up to 20 minutes travel time. >> oh, i have never in 25 years seen that many cars on that road. so if i'm this guy from muir beach and i'm familiar, i'm probably doing what he just did even though i was giving him the business. >> reporter: but driver, beware. the chp says on the surface, it looks like this road is safe. but what you don't see is that underneath, a big chunk of the ground has washed away so if you go down, your roll down the cliff. it's not worth the risk if you ask muir beach restaurant manager damien hall. >> the way that the foundation of the road came out, it's not going to take

it's hard to believe that anyone can relax perched so high above the rocky cliffs, bus with his feetangling like he's just sitting at the kitchen table, christian finds peace. he's ready. he edges along the rope to the other side of the ravine. christian climbs onto the line and struggles to find his balance. he's tried and failed this same walk before. so he knows how difficult it will be. >> translator: the first are some of the worst. the start is the most difficult. >> tentatively, he takes a few steps. he tumbles, instinctively clinging to the rope for safety. it's a scary reminder how easily this can go wrong. seemingly unshaken, christian appears to start again. unlike a tight rope, the slack line is loose. it bounces and swings as christian tries to balance. the line is flat, but only one inch thick. christian is 3,280 feet in the air, nearly three times the height of the empire state building. slowly, cautiously, breathing deeply, christian places one foot in front of the other, bridging the gulf step by step. as he reaches the halfway point, he starts singing to himself. a

the firefighters rapeled off of the cliff and rescued him.aw wired shut and he is so much better and going through the rehab at uscf, and he met the heros and gave them a hug. >> look at how cute he is. >> and how adorable. >> and he is very good with the mic, too. >> thank you for joining us tonight. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- gweneth paltrow josh gad musical guest, panda bear

. >>> a little girl stumbles on the edge of a cliff. >> oh, my god! >>> a family's roof gone with the wind. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> whoa! >>> one bungee jumper's cord wraps around his neck. >> i saw my life flash before my eyes. >> another's snaps. slamming him into the water. >> i was the most scared i've ever been in my life. >>> inches away from disaster, seconds away from death. "caught op cam -- on camera -- narrow escape." welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. every day we go about our daily routines never thinking that at any moment we could suddenly find ourselves in harm's way. not much feels as ordinary as a trip to the convenience store, sightseeing in the park, or even filling up your gas tank. but as one ohio man discovered, trouble could be lurking just around the corner. a carpenter filling up his gas tank suddenly finds himself pinned to the ground, surrounded by flames. >> it was the lunch hour. so i'm more so on the cashier's desk then, and that time is pretty busy. >> want a bag? >> laura works at the sunma

he plunged 200 feet. >> big relief to find him still alive. . >> reporter: he repelled down the cliff to save the boy. today he got to see the progress for himself. he suffered a head injury and broken bones, he was wheeled out to meet him and two other firefighters involved in the rescue. his legs still weak. with help he stepped from the wheelchair to greet them all. >> there they are. >> reporter: are reunion that no one was certain would happen. today he was smiling. unphased by all the cameras. >> a flood of emotions. i have a four-year-old at home. it hits home. seeing him acting like my son and having the mic, that is the stuff my kid would do. great to see him doing that. >> reporter: his mom described the recovery as amazing. his second chance made possible by these heroes. >> i wanted to give them a hug. emotional moment for me to see them, to give them a hug, thank them. >>> for these first responders this will stick with them. the results of their efforts documented in the photographs. >> i can't describe how i feel. there are no words for how grateful, for how -- how grat

on that impressive cliff. a little past 3:00 today, jorgenson reached the top fist. followed by caldwell. down below their families expressed elation and relief. >> when i heard that he made it it brought -- you know, i cried. >> he's finally reached his ÷,& dream. this is something that he never thought would happen. >> once they reached the top the men celebrated with friends and family. they did not give interviews. they will give interviews tomorrow, however, after resting tonight. they plan a press conference tomorrow morning 11:00 a.m. in the meadow below. between now and then we figure they're going to get a good night's sleep thousands of feet above the ground. >>> wayne thank you. >>> a rock climbing facility in san francisco climbing fans are keeping a close eye on today's events at yosemite. some of the employees are friends with those two climbers. one was even at the summit today. >>> this accomplishment is turning into a social media moment. >> the white house tweeted a photo of president obama with the painting of yosemite that reads, so proud of tommy

. >> schieffer: we're ending tonight with a real cliff

that's a cliff.i mean it's undeniably a cliff of the those who supported it or argued that was the better design will say it was to create an incentive for the employer to provide health insurance. there's no question that that's not a marginal incremental phase-in of a tax. it's a cliff. mr. young's bill, which i think he is trying to address some concerns that i think all of us have heard from employers both in the public and private sector regarding this issue. my opinion, unfortunately, just shifts the cliff from 30 hours to 40 hours, but it leaves the cliff intact. my amendment, frankly, addresses the cliff itself by increasing the exemption to 50 employees in a firm so when that 51st employee is hired you are only taxed for one worker and that sbhooth smooths out the tax burden the senate created when they designed the bill. again, i have a letter which i brought with me here today, the small business majority endorses this measure because they i think understand that, in fact that's the proble

normally it doesn't pull back so far. >> underneath the cliff house, people came. >> we came from santathat rarely exists. >> usually you couldn't stand here. you would be in 6, 7, 10 feet of water. >> reporter: dogs scampered, children played people crawled where they can in the cliff. >> you can see the moss of green is growing on the rock there. >> i haven't been to the back of the cliff house in 30-plus years. >> reporter: this low actually occurs several times a year but often during the night. an unusual daytime phenomenon created a different view. a small window to what felt like a secret land. >> you have a strange feeling where you're probably where you shouldn't be. >> reporter: there will be plenty of photographic evidence to prove this day really happened when water and land parted ways for a couple hours. even in a city not every rock is entirely unturned. nbc bay area news. >> it's pretty. >>> a snapshot on the economy can be found in our california vineyards. and it's shaping up to be a great year for wine sales because american consumers have more buying power and confid

>> um, my dad fell off a cliff. >> what's the location?we're in the mountain. >> jake didn't know where they were. his father had lost his memory. things seemed hopeless. but jake stayed calm. >> do you know what county you're here or what highway you're near or anything? >> i wish i knew. >> after several dropped calls dispatcher jennifer castle saw his cell phone was pinking from pinking. >> she told me to take off one shoe and wave it around even did. it got the helicopter. >> helicopters would move based on what you were telling them. >> two hours later help finally came. ryan pritchard was life lighted to a nearby hospital. >> fractured vertebrae. fractured l4 and five. bruised and swollen ankles. several lacerations. big one from my eyebrow all the way to the back of my head here. (applause). >> two we can later jake is getting recognized by the chp for his heroin. >> so calm and he was such a great, great -- he was the best caller i can ask for. >> pritchard admits he now kind of looks like franken stein but he wouldn't even be here

two mortal men from a distance, it seems, little more than dots on that impressive cliff.d by caldwell. down below their families expressed elation and relief. >> when i heard that he made it it brought -- you know, i cried. >> he's finally reached his ÷,& dream. this is something that he never thought would happen. >> once they reached the top the men celebrated with friends and family. they did not give interviews. they will give interviews tomorrow, however, after resting tonight. they plan a press conference tomorrow morning 11:00 a.m. in the meadow below. between now and then we figure they're going to get a good night's sleep thousands of feet above the ground. >>> wayne thank you. >>> a rock climbing facility in san francisco climbing fans are keeping a close eye on today's events at yosemite. some of the employees are friends with those

i can't even begin to imagine how tired they must be i mean can you imagine climbing that sheer cliff like that. and finally this third picture, these just never get old look at that. sheer wall there. 3,000 feet high. just remarkable when you thing about what they did and after finishing the climb, tommy said something interesting quote i hope this inspires people to find their own don wall if you will. we have been working on this thing a long time slowly and surely i think everyone has their own secret don wall to complete some day. >>> area foodies converge for oakland restaurant week. >>> so oakland has become a hot bed for new up and coming. >>> back to patchy dense fog for the morning commute. >>> next the fbi arrest a terror suspect details on the plot to attack the u.s. capitol that authorities say they stopped. female announcer: during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up and removal of your old set. and through monday, get 3 years interest-free f

. >> pam: >> pam: the little boy who fell down a coastal cliff. meets the people who saved his life. >> pam: developing news tonight. >> jacqueline: more hazy conditions in the area. the f o g will turn will change overnight creek more on the forecast coming out. >> pam: developed the news tonight. >> pam: an ohio man is in custody after federal prosecutors say, he was plotting to attack the u-s capitol and kill government officials. >> pam: 20-year-old christopher lee cornell was arrested earlier today. authorities say. he got hold of a semi-automatic rifle while being monitoring during an undercover f-b-i operation. >> pam: investigators say cornell wanted to set off pipe bombs inside the capitol. and then shoot people as they ran out of the building. >> pam: authorities raided cornell's house. >> pam: his parents apparently had no idea what was going on. >> the fbi would not give us any information. >> pam: officials say, an f- b-i informant began supplying agents with information about cornell last year. >> pam: prosecutors say online he profe

the world comb the western tip of san francisco, walking the remains of central bath, visiting the cliff >> reporter: but there's a piece of this terrain that is rarely ever visited. >> i've never been this close. >> hardly ever seen. >> the end of the line. >> reporter: the same, rare gravitational pull the moon and sun that causes what's known as king tides creates lower than normal tides, and on monday afternoon the ocean retreated far enough to lift the curtain on a hidden beach. >> so walking around this area is really a rarity because normally it doesn't pull back so far. >> reporter: in between the cliff house and seal rock. >> all the way down from santa rosa. >> reporter: to walk a beach that rarely exists. >> usually you cannot be standing here. you'd be six, seven, ten feet of watter. >> dogs scampered, children played, people climbed where they normally can't, in the shadow of the great cliff. >> never able to come down here. >> you can see where all of the moss and the green has grown on the rock there. i haven't been to the back of the cliff house in 30-plus years. >> repor

he fell down a jagged cliff.astian had to be placed into a medical coma after the fall. >> he was so broken up. to see him like this is a relief. >> doctors expect him to make a full recovery. >> precious water spilled into the streets. public works released this water after customers complained it smelled bad people have been doing a good job of conserving water. >> we immediately did a number of water quality tests and there is a secondary part of that. we want water to be pleasant so we decided to solve the problem. >> officials say they will spend two days flushing out hydrants, too. >> we have more for you here tonight. we're gathering details right now on that accident that a mall will have a live update ahead. >> fbi uncovers a plot to attack the u.s. capitol. why they're forced to make an arrest. >> how many ruptures mapped where you live? female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. but sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. throu

it is a cliff. mr. young's bill which again i think he's trying to address some concerns that i think all of us have heard from employers both in the public and private sector regarding this issue, in my opinion, unfortunately shifts the cliff from 30 to 40 hours. my amendment address the cliff itself by increasing the exemption to 50 employees in a firm so that when that 51st employee is hired that you're only taxed for one worker. and that smooths out the tax burden the senate created when they designed the bill. i have a letter i brought with me. the small business association endorse this is measure because i think they understand that, in fact, that's the problem. in fact, yesterday when we voted to do the hiring for heroes, if you look at what we voted on there, we actually added an exemption to the calculation of the 49 employees. we added veteran who is get their benefits through tricare and va system. a totally appropriate piece of legislation which probably everybody here in the room voted for

yesterday -- turn bell -- tumbled off a cliff.oint their exact location. so the dispatcher bent on facebook and -- went on facebook and found a post where the father named a trill where the two would be hiking. they were able to find the boy and his father. the father is hospitalized with serious injuries. >>> 8:06. an informational meeting planned for tonight at the possible implosion of candlestick park. the developer of a proposed shopping center on the site says implosion would be a fast an inexpensive way to demolish the ballpark. but people who live in the area are worried about possible health issues. there is now a change.org petition to refuse a permit to developers to demolish it. the petition has 120 signatures. meeting will be held at 6:00 p.m. at st. paul of the shipwrecked church in san francisco. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg is inviting you to join his new virtual book club. he says his 2015 personal challenge is to read a new book every two weeks with an emphasis on learning about different cultures, beliefs,

part of the health department the owner because of the segregation but basically, if we fell off the cliff and not keep the level of funding we'll receive less funding than before the ac a so there's a big bump there's been new assess points out and new grant and back counsel to a level before the ac a was implement we don't know and the federal department is not saying how phil they'll do the cuts we know that overall it is 60 to 70 percent but how they'll take the cut for example they'll could choose i'll fight against it to fight the areas where they're the clinics and that's the only option if that hams f that will defund san francisco disproportionately they could effect the homeless program you know it's the root so we're you're going all of you to take part in some of the campaigns against the health center and the cliffs led by the association of the health centers we meet with the city lobbyist and discussed that state will took a concerted effort there's not a push people are not worried about it and it didn't happen until october there's not a great vehicle that gets it by congr

tonight there 24 guys perched on a cliff above yosemite who are attempting an unprecedented climb and they are documenting it in real times. t.j. holmes has the video. >> reporter: it's being called the climb of the century. on a sheer rock cliff, 3,000 feet above yosemite park professional climbers are attempting to do what no climber has done before. free climb one of the toughest routes on earth using only their hands and feet. ropes only there to protect them from falling. they are attempting to be the first free climbers to conquer el capitan. the journey could take weeks. >> it's getting pretty rowdy. >> reporter: these makeshift tents seven feet long bolted and suspended from vertical rock. >> getting tossed around like a rag doll. >> i'm on a porto ledge. these two climbers are using one of these secured to a flat surface. they are having to sleep on one of these for weeks possibly trying to make an impossible climb. i have holes here to try to climb the wall. all they have is a flat surface and using their hands and feet. this was no impulse climb. it's been six years in the

cliff and anna take your blind folds off. >> wow! >> sa va an what do you you think?n't do in 24 years. >> i'm impressed. >> really impressed. >> you told me you haven't entertained here in 16 years and this was a place you loved to bring your family. do you feel like this is a place now? it is so sweet. >> you did a good job. >> thank you. >> you are the best. was there anything they wanted to hang on to? >> as you look around the room you can see different things. there was wrapping paper that we found in the back and we put that in the frames. the couch was a black futon you let the family cleep on. we picked up the chairs to make separation in the room so there was a living area for the adults and for the kids we are about to meet to move over to the play area. with the help of the fabulous people from the container store, we had the troops in here. we put up the shelves. the other ones with the beautiful books that are falling down. we found your snow globes and salt and pepper shakers. >> let's see what the kids think. >> all the kids's stuff. you know how it is

is that underneath, a big chunk of the ground has washed away so if you go down, your roll down the cliff. it's not worth the risk if you ask muir beach restaurant manager damien hall. >> the way that the foundation of the road came out, it's not going to take a big vehicle to knock that road out. >> reporter: kind of scary. >> it's very scary. >> reporter: the problem isn't just drivers bypassing roadblocks. when they move the barricades, they often don't put them back. so unsuspecting motorists like this woman drive through thinking they're safe. >> it was only on one side of the road. so just like that lane was closed. now we're kind of trapped. >> reporter: her passenger had to move the barrier. half an hour later, another car same problem. >> they need to put caution tape up. >> reporter: caltrans said it may not repair and re-open the washed out highway section until spring. the chp says drivers caught going through a road closure could be cited for up to $400. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> we called caltrans to ask what they are doing to keep people from removing that barrier. and we hav

building these makeshift tents, hanging off the side of the deadly cliff. >> so i thought i'd give youtour of our camp setup. pretty sweet. >> right now just lounging. got the feet up. my shoes are clipped here which double as like a little night stand. got my ipad for reading books. for anyone that's curious, this is our breakfast setup. we've got a little breakfast sandwich. pretty good eating up here. >> reporter: incredibly despite the extreme locations the pair is able to get cell phone reception reception, posting updates to instagram, facebook and twitter by solar charging their phones. danger an absolute constant across the wall with weather quickly turning brutal along the way. >> it was really cold. i think a lot of ice built up. usually a chunk would come down bounce off you relatively harmlessness. yesterday there were big hunks that come flying by. >> reporter: the near-freezing temperatures are ideal for gripping the mountain. but the climbers' hands taking a beating. to keep their fingers in shape they sand them to prevent dead skin and apply lotion several times a day.

>>supervisor london breed: thank you. >> public speaker: my name is willie rat cliff. i publish san francisco newspaper and i own rising son investment and rising sun developers. it's about time that we moved on this issue. i'm so proud that we've been out stepped. that's been the problem. but even right now, the oil companies would like to take over what we are doing about solar too. but what they want to do is do it out in the valley where it don't benefit us and ship it to us. we want to do it right here. and as a matter of fact, we've been talking to some people in china with hanson lee about a plant. we can get that done. i'm just happy that we need to move around because we are a long time with this issue and now we have enough people behind it. one thing we want to look at is what's going on in the streets and we have to look at inequality to look at the position we are in. but we need to also fix it where move all the obstacles out of the way of the puc to be able to negotiate contracts. that should be for the whole area. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. n

the last time he saw the firefighters he was at the bottom of a 230-foot cliff in bodega bay, barelyve. >> trying to talk to him and keep him calm and talking about super heros. >> he was so broken up. seeing him like this is a relief. >> despite a head injury that put him in a coma and multiple fractures, the doctors now expect sebastian to make a full recovery. he wants to be a police man or a firefighter. >> new details about the bus riding dog we first told you about last night. she is winning hearts all-around the world now. she is trending. she is leashless in seattle and probably has no idea how famous she has become. she learned the drill and now routinely takes the bus to the dog park on her own. her story has gone viral making news from australia to france. >> everybody thinks their dog is amazing, but she has shown it. >> that's crazy. she is really sweet. i have seen her on the bus before. >> she is a dog that goes everywhere. >> you can't be famous without a facebook page. the fan page is quickly lapping up the likes. >> the oscar nominations are tomorrow morning. our li

. >>> a 4-year-old santa rosa boy who fell off a cliff more than 20 stories high finally meets the people who saved him. ryan takeo has the emotional reunion from children's hospital oakland. >> reporter: it was a great reunion. he met his heroes two months after the accident but they think he is the strong one. this is the first time the bodega bay firefighters have seen the 4-year-old since he fell 230 feet off a cliff at bodega bay two months ago. they were shocked to see sebastien walking and talking and acting like a normal 4-year- old. the firefighters told us that day the conditions for the rescue were treacherous, it was foggy and windy. they did not know what to expect during the rescue so fast forward to today to see sebastien was gratifying beyond words. >> i'm glad he is doing so well. great to see him. just didn't -- a lot of emotions, um, coming down here but i'm glad i did. [ voice breaking ] >> reporter: for some perspective, here's video of sebastien two weeks after the fall. this is at a time when doctors did not know if his brain injury would improve. but today he looke

toughest cliff-- with only their hands and feet. their journey to >>> coming up tonight at five, two climbers tackle yosemite's toughest cliff with only their hands and feet. therrienfully to achieve the near impossible -- their journey to achieve the near impossible at five. >>> that's it for the kpix 5 news at noon. >> thanks for joining us on the show. frank will be back tomorrow. >> have a great afternoon. >> bye-bye. now earn cash for your school year-round at safeway with just for u e box tops offers. simply enroll online at safeway dot com slash box tops and start earning! plus, now until january 20th buy five participating products and earn 20 e box tops with the just for u digital coupon, only at safeway! here's what's new at safeway from general mills! start the morning off right with these delicious big g cereals! or, try new yoplait greek two percent! grab a quick bite with nature valley and motts snacks! and enjoy a hearty meal with some new favorites. you'll find these and other general mills products on sale at safewa

the temperatures behind this will drop off the cliff. by 8:00 p.m. 5 degrees midnight. temperatures around 49 that's probably going to be the high for tomorrow. watch what happens during the day, the temperatures never get above freezing throughout the afternoon. 7:30 a.m., 31, 2:00, 3:00 p.m. 28 degrees. it's going to be a high of 49. that's going to occur when most of us are sound asleep. the high during the day is around freezing. tuesday morning 9:30, 19 in philadelphia. 13 in reading, 4 in the poconos. that chilly air mass will stick around for the majority of the week. milder today periods of rain, allentown, 38, millville 63. atlantic city, 36 degrees the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast numbers dropping off a cliff. monday windy and colder, 35, tuesday, 30, wednesday brisk and cold, thursday, high of 22. >> polar vortex an actual weather term is on the list of worlds or phrases from 2014 that lake superior in michigan says the public banned from use. bea short for baby, anda short for crazy. the university said these are misused or over used. >> i would

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he plunged down a 200-foot cliff. >> prepare yourself for the worse. it was a relief to find him still alive. >> reporter: bodega bay firefighter repelled down the cliff to save the boy. for weeks he has been checking to see how he is was doing. today he got to see for himself. he suffered a head injury and broken bones, was wheeled out to meet him and two other firefighters involved in the rescue. his legs still weak. he stepped from the wheelchair to greet them all. >> reporter: a reunion that no one was certain would happen. >> all right. >> good to see you. >> reporter: today playful subastture was unphased by all -- sebastian was unphased by all that was happening. >> hits home. grabbing the mic. that is the stuff my kid would do. great to see him doing that. >> reporter: his mom cribed the recovery as amazing. -- described the recovery as amazing. >> i just wanted to give them a hug. that was an emotional moment for me to see them, give them a hug, thank them. >> reporter: this is a rescue that will stick with them. the result of their efforts do