cliff chuang is the associate commissioner for educational department of elementary and secondary education. he leads the department charter school authorizing work and school. what do you do exactly as the assistant commissionhair? >> so a key part oaf my work is overseeing the state's charter authorizing functionism this is the function of determining who can open a charter school and making sure they're high quality, but i also oversee initiatives related to expanding the time and the traditional district school day as well as innovation schools, which is a version of school independent within districts. i also work on issues related to digital learning, so using tech knowledge to change the way teaching and learning happens in our classrooms and then work related to learning supports, afterschool supports, summer school supports and also working with our earliest learnings with the program for earlylin ugin kindergarten in particular. >> sounds like you do everything non-traditional in education. >> a little. the point of educational redesign, the center at the department is exploring h

as i mentioned, cliff asness is here.egin with a little investors tend to think about events like the attack on friday. things don't seem to move that much overtime after these horrible incidents. top, why is sits on that the case? as a person you wait, but as a long-term investor in your best to ignore. i do not think it manages test matters very much. it is not our strong suit. we're not timing these thing. i'm a more victorian than anything else. i am not the time -- guide to give short-term advice, but i would say that the markets are asked -- acting very rationally. it is a human tragedy but it does not drive markets. erik: we have a great chart to show you. matt: if you look at all of the terrorist events that we see in magnitude, starting here in new see bali, you madrid, the london bombings, and then will die, and then a long break until the charlie hebdo attack. after each ofrops these terrorist attacks, but he is to take news recovery. now takes three or four days. if your takeaways what you want to be is a long

a woman stuck on a ledge off a cliff in newport beach, california. look at that. she apparently was stranded there after trying to help her dog on the cliff. >> we've made contact with the victim, and we're raising her back up to the top of the hill now. and victim and the dog are safe. >> the woman says she was so she didn't realize the peril there. >>> and "consumer reports" is out with its rankings of the least reliable cars. among the worst according to "consumer reports",," the jeep cherokee, cadillac escalade, ford fiesta and the fiat 500l ranked the least reliable. i guess that's the most unreliable. among also the most reliable brands, lexus topping the list followed by toyota and audi. "consumer reports" created the rankings based on thousands of survey responses from vehicle owners. the study will be published in its december issue. >>> and finally, further evidence about how far new england patriots fans will go to defend the honor of tom brady. it all started when this receipt

ranked teams from briar cliff were in action against dakota wesleyan. and, spirit lake and western christian talk about friday's state championship games. sports fource is next. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. complete face transplants are very rare in the medical world. we'll show you one man who has had a successful transplant after waiting for 14 years. the busiest travel times of the year. we'll tell you what places to stay away from to avoid the crowds. team. the ninth-ranked chargers -- at 4 and 1, were hosting number-24 top-scoring team in the conference -- averaging over 92 points a game. t-shirts to honor their late coach. both teams kept

but as he runs for the cliff, his friends can see that his swimming trunks never come completely off.> as soon as i saw his shorts get caught, i instantly knew something bad was going to happen. >> chris trips just before the jump and falls 20 feet over the cliff's edge. >> he didn't jump out at all. his forward momentum pulled his body through the flaming bush and head-first down so the back of his head hits on the rocks. >> oh! someone go down there. >> he disappeared over the edge. all of a sudden you hear a smack against the water. people started freaking out. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> aaron strunk doesn't think twice. he jumps in after chris. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> as soon as i surface, i saw him kind of floating there. >> he was like a bobber on a fishing line. >> chris' body quickly begins to sink beneath the surface. >> we thought he might have just been passed out at first. that's when we started seeing the blood emerge. that's when things got real serious. >> call 911! >> luckily one of the boats of onlookers happen to be a group of army medics from fort hood. they immediately jump

at the dakota dome - briar cliff hosting northwestern. first quarter - scoreless game - craig bruinsma finds jc koerselman for 26 yards - all the way down to the 2 yard line - and jesse riley finishes off the drive with a 2-yard score - northwestern takes a 7-nothing lead into the second quarter. then the defenses take over - bruinsma is pressured by tyler dean - and ron tortorello recovers the fumble - briar cliff takes over. but just two plays later - dylan desmarais throws the interception to nathan dehoyos - returned 61 yards to the house for a pick-six - northwestern goes on to the 21-0 win. morningside goes on the road to concordia and wins 44-21 in a top-25 battle - the mustangs still unbeaten in gpac play. as is doane - the tigers beat dordt 73-0. in division 3 - buena vista falls on the road at wartburg. the beavers fall to 1-7 - with a road date at central on tap for next weekend. the musketeers bounce back from last night's loss to lincoln and win 2-1 up in fargo. matt steeves and josh wilkins each netted a goal for sioux city

you have cliff avril coming in forcing it. the ball was dislodged. it bounces up in the air. palmer can't handle it. >> cris: but i think carson palmer made the tackle on this play. >> referee: ruled a touchdown. >> cris: ball's out, no question. it's actually going to get kicked there. but now let's watch and see if they pick it up if carson palmer gets a piece. he's diving for the ball. and definitely hit k.j. wright. so that will not be a touchdown. >> al: be down by contact at the 2 yard line. so all turnovers reviewed, and it should make it a first and xwoel at goal at the 2. >> referee: under review. >> al: has had a great year but i haven't called him name often tonight. he hasn't been involved as much as he has been. so many stars on the defense, you overlook a guy like that. as soon as you start overlooking him, up he pops to what would be the biggest play of the game to this point. >> cris: off the edge right here. and nobody picks it up. bobbie massie goes down inside, and they basically just turn avril loose around the edge. that's the second time now we've seen t

both king and cruz will headline an event, on the briar cliff university campus, campaign stops at the stark student center at 10 o'clock. dr. ben carson will also campaign in northwest iowa on friday. he'll hold a rally at the airport, in spencer, iowa, at 3:30 friday afternoon. doors open at 2:30pm. brad's here -- with more state football previews. spirit lake will play for their second championship in four years, while western christian's young program is in the big game for the first time. we'll hear from both teams. and, iowa's kirk ferentz talks about the playoff rankings, which has the hawkeyes on the outside, looking in. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to cre

earlier we saw the flashlights of rescuers on the side of the cliff.is for a person who is stuck 150 feet below the top of the hillside. it appears they are going to take the victim out by water. we are keeping on a on it. >>> tragedy in pittsburg today. a fender-bender prompted a major accident leaving a toddler dead. chopper 5 captured the aftermath of the crash being blamed on a speeding driver. kpix 5's joe vazquez joins us live from pittsburg where the driver survived the crash but her son did not. joe. >> reporter: veronica, the twisted gnarled wreckage is a heartbreaking sight here on powell avenue. it started in the noon hour today and they said that this 30-year-old driver she survived but her 2-year-old son was killed in the wreck. she apparently got involved in a hit-and-run accident but instead of remaining on the scene and exchanging information, she sped away from the accident made a turn lost control and then crashed into a light pole. her two-year-old son in the back seat was ejected through the window. >> when it started spinning out o

and local teams like briar cliff appreciate the impmpt too. "we're just happy that we have the opportunity to come here and play because not every team so we're pretty lucky that sioux city hosts the national tournament," said briar cliff university senior volleyball middle blocker, breanna these young women do more than play volleyball while they're in town. they also like to give back. on sunday, they held the annual youth clinic for siouxland girls n-a-i-a players taught basic skills like passing, setting, serving and hitting. "it makes me feel good that they look up to us so much and that i can interact with them because i mean they'll come our games all week if weather permitting us and be like hey that's that girl that helped me ss or set and they look up to us as role models. that's what this clinic is about," said briar cliff university senior volleyball middle blocker, breanna nogelmeier. they also pupuon a clinic for special olympic athletes from across siouxland each year. that was supposed to happen this morning, but it had to be c

briar cliff christmas kick off the holiday season with "a briar cliff christmas," sioud's premier choral-orchestral celebration of the season. and 20th annual chrisas at morningside concert 7:30 pm friday december 4 eppley auditorium. >>>for the eighth year in a row, e naia, national aociation of intercollegiate athleletics, volleyball championships will preturn to the tyson events center, december 1-5. 24 teams. vying for that national championship, make sure you get tickets and get out and watch great lleyball competitionon that'll do it for thisis week'k' show, we're glad you marked it off on the calendar, and plano go it again next sunday, but in th meantime, have a great week everybody. captioning provided by: captioning provided by caption solutions, llc www.captionsolutions.com (music) >> amanda: talking terrorism on the campaign trail, why it's part of the stump speech now for all candidates, with donald trump rufflingngome feathers. >> sabrina: and we talk to a local terrorism expert as well as an islamic leader about it. then, the politics of poverty. why you don't hear much about the low

. >> cooper: the cliff he'll ski off is coming up fast.descent. there is no stopping. he completes a double back flip to stabilize himself, releases his skis, then free falls. his nylon suit is aerodynamically designed, propelling him forward, so he doesn't crash into any rock ledges. he falls nearly 2,000 feet, finally opening his parachute... >> holmes: whoo-hoo! yeah! yeah, buddy! whoo-hoo! whoa! >> cooper: he drifts safely to the ground, landing more than a mile below the eiger summit. >> holmes: whoa, dude! whoa! oh, my god, that was pretty intense, man. nailed it. >> cooper: nailed it? >> holmes: nailed it. i don't have words to describe how it felt to go and pull that off after so much time. and, you know, it's kind of a twisted style of having fun, but it was really fun. if you're too fast, it's a little just kind of scary. >> cooper: we assumed j.t. would call it a day after making it down the eiger in one piece. but after catching his breath and repacking his equipment, he decides to head back to the summit and do the whole run d

you have cliff avril coming in forcing it. the ball was dislodged. it bounces up in the air. palmer can't handle it. >> cris: but i think carson palmer made the tackle on this play. >> referee: ruled a touchdown. >> cris: ball's out, no question. it's actually going to get kicked there. but now let's watch and see if gets a piece. he's diving for the ball. and definitely hit k.j. wright. so that will not be a touchdown. >> al: be down by contact at the 2 yard line. so all turnovers reviewed, and it should make it a first and xwoel at goal at the 2. >> referee: under review. >> al: has had a great year but i haven't called him name often tonight. he hasn't been involved as much as he has been. so many stars on the defense, you overlook a guy like that. as soon as you start overlooking him, up he pops to what would be the biggest play of the game to this point. >> cris: off the edge right here. and nobody picks it up. bobbie massie goes down inside, avril loose around the edge. that's the second time now we've seen that massie has chosen sort of opposite maybe what would have b

one with a special connection to briar cliff. students there can take part in a mission trip to the troubled country and help. germano's film murder and migration in honduras certainly had an impact on students and professors. sot: it's great to know that somebody else who actually has been there lived the same experience who sees the same views is here to share. sot: it's incredibly important it gives our students our faculty and the greater siouxland community really the opportunity to see this issue right on the front lines. lukas: and if you would like to share germano's stories as well you can go to www. the other side of immigration.com to find out about his latest project... reporting live in studio, lukas voss abc9 news. still to come... a furry intruder photo-bombs a photo-bombs a babys fall photo shoot (fred) tonight's ask fred outside a curious deer photo-bombs a newborn's photo shoot. photographer megan rion set the fall scene with baby conner... when she says the deer walked out from the trees and surprised them. rio

you have cliff avril coming in forcing it. the ball was dislodged. it bounces up in the air. it. >> cris: but i think carson palmer made the tackle on this play. >> referee: ruled a touchdown. >> cris: ball's out, no question. it's actually going to get kicked there. but now let's watch and see if they pick it up if carson palmer gets a piece. he's diving for the ball. and definitely hit k.j. wright. so that will not be a touchdown. >> al: be down by contact at the 2 yard line. so all turnovers reviewed, and it should make it a first and xwoel goal at the 2. >> referee: under review. >> al: has had a great year but i haven't called him name often tonight. he hasn't been involved as much as he has been. so many stars on the defense, you overlook a guy like that. as soon as you start overlooking him, up he pops to what would be the biggest play of the game to this point. >> cris: off the edge right here. and nobody picks it up. bobbie massie goes down inside, and they basically just turn avril loose around the edge. that's the second time now we've seen that massie has chosen s

. >> plus a teenager needed to be rescued after sliding down the cliff on mt. diablo.and just before he fell. >>> and also the front door exploded off the hinges. >>> plus, a fire forces dozens of people out of their homes. tonight, why one of them is now being called a hero. ♪ you should shop at grocery outlet first, ♪ ♪ because their prices are up to 60% less ♪ ♪ than what you'll find at regular stores. ♪ ♪ but wait -- there's more! shop here first and you'll always find more bargains. ♪ but wait -- there's more! amazing deals on big-name brands in every aisle. ♪ but wait -- there's more! like right now, one-pound of challenge butter is just $2.99. save up to four bucks. ♪ grocery outlet. bargain market. ♪ >>> the city of oakland is facing a lawsuit. saying they were mistreated by police during a protest last december. john john sasaki talked to several of the plaintiffs today. they were treated as if they were break the law. >> and on a cold morning, back to the heat of the situation that they would have with police back on december 26. also a protester that night,

what they've done is they have removed trash cans from a section of ocean beach closest to the cliff house. the sign tells you the story, if you pack it in, pack it out. a simple idea but some people are talking trash. >> no garbage cans? >> reporter: surprising news for joseph. he doesn't believe removing trash cans will help remove trash. >> this is the coast and we need to keep the coast clean. >> the national recreational area the trash cans themselves are part of the problem. >> what is happening is they were getting full and people are

so we are really looking at how do we graduate that cliff. so individuals can pay for more of the social program that are available to them and then have a graduated drop in the benefits monday night football took on a monday night football took on a new meaning in iowa last night... the second round playoff games got underway under unseasonably warm temps. here's waukee taking on valley... the 4th ranked tigers send out jevon mason... who hammers out the first touchdown. only time waukee answers the bell is in the first quarter...the tigers score five more touchdowns... rolling over the warriors... 42 to 7. over in ankeny... council bluffs' lewis central is in town... providing a tough test to the sixth- ranked hawks.... it's all lewis central with the 33-yard touchdown pass 17-nothing at the half. and their defense wastes no time nabbing ankeny's turnovers. in the end... ankeny upset... 17 to 7. number one ranked dowling... headed to o e quarterfinals. they take down southeast polk.... 50-21. johnston is also on to the quarterfinals dragons

the red raiders upset number 7 briar cliff, 77- 64...that's the chargers first loss of the season. in the men's game though, #9 bcu got some revenge with a 104-81 win in the bultman center. chris: when it comes to nebraska high school football, no program can beat norfolk catholic's 9 state championships. today the knights were back in lincoln for the first time since 2012, looking to

you have cliff avril coming in forcing it. the ball was dislodged. it bounces up in the air. palmer can't handle it. >> cris: but i think carson palmer made the tackle on this play. >> referee: ruled a touchdown. >> cris: ball's out, no question. it's actually going to get kicked there. but now let's watch and see if they pick it up if carson palmer gets a piece. he's diving for the ball. and definitely hit k.j. wright. so that will not be a totohdown. >> al: be down by contact at the 2 yard line. so all turnovers reviewed, and it should make it a first and xwoel at goal at the 2. >> referee: under review. >> al: has had a great year but i haven't called him name often tonight. he hasn't been involved as much as he has been. so many stars on the defense, you overlook a guy like that. as soon as you start overlooking him, up he pops to what would be the biggest play of the game to this point. >> cris: off the edge right here. bobbie massie goes down inside, and they basically just turn avril loose around the edge. that's the second time now we've seen that massie has chosen so

cliff may is with the foundation for the defense of democracy's president. are we defending our democracy enough? because these situations are seemingly spreading and creep, there's terrorist creep, as i guess i'm going to call it here. does it come to us? >> yes, it has come to us on various occasions, not just 9/11, the tsarnaev brothers, of course, in boston. we have seen over the recent years terrorism spreading into more and more countries and more and more groups being involved in terrorism, and they are not enemies, they are rivals. you have al-qaeda, isis which is a splinter of al-qaeda, and you have the islamic republic of iran. iran is the arsonist that is now pretending to want to be a firefighter, and part of the problem here is that russia has aligned itself with iran and with its puppet, assad. and i think what bob said is very key. if you want to fight the islamic state, you have to have sunnis in syria and iraq on your side, and they will not -- if the prize for fighting with you is that they will be dominated by shia-persian iran. liz: and a

you have cliff avril coming in forcing it. the ball was dislodged. it bounces up in the air.mer can't handle it. >> cris: but i think carson palmer made the tackle on this play. >> referee: ruled a touchdown. >> cris: ball's out, no question. it's actually going to get kicked there. but now let's watch and see if they pick it up if carson palmer gets a piece. he's diving for the ball. and definitely hit k.j. wright. so that will not be a touchdown. >> al: be down by contact at the 2 yard line. so all turnovers reviewed, and it should make it a first and xwoel goal at the 2. >> referee: under review. >> al: has had a great year but i haven't called him name often tonight. he hasn't been involved as much as he has been. so many stars on the defense, you overlook a guy like that. as soon as you start overlooking him, up he pops to what would be the biggest play of the game to this point. >> cris: off the edge right here. and nobody picks it up. bobbie massie goes down inside, and they basically just turn avril loose around the edge. that's the second time now we've seen that mas

you have cliff avril coming in forcing it. the ball was dislodged. it bounces up in the air. palmer can't handle it. >> cris: but i think carson palmer made the tackle on this play. >> referee: ruled a touchdown. >> cris: ball's out, no question. it's actually going to get kicked there. but now let's watch and see if they pick it up if carson palmer gets a piece. he's diving for the ball. and definitely hit k.j. wright. so that will not be a touchdown. >> al: be down by contact at the 2 yard line. so all turnovers reviewed, and it should make it a first and xwoel goal at the 2. >> referee: under review. >> al: has had a great year but i haven't called him name often tonight. he hasn't been involved as much as he has been. so many stars on the defense, you overlook a guy like that. as soon as you start overlooking him, up he pops to what would be the biggest play of the game to this point. >> cris: off the edge right here. and nobody picks it up. bobbie massie goes down inside, and they basically just turn avril loose around the edge. that's the second time now we've seen that

that's quite a cliff. i would. >> you would save precious. precious. i would be down the cliff and i firefighter. >> i would call the firefighter. >> there you go. they're trained. >> my window is open in my >> it is lovely. it's hard to believe it's november. >> you're like what, there's a man climbing up your window right now. >> perfection. >> it's beautiful, right? >> it's like room temperature outside. >> so everyone wants to know if it's a mild november, does that mean this is going to last all winter. how long does it last? i've got answers for you. for right now we'll talk about the wreaked, and it does not last forever around here. we'll see these mild temperatures that we've got right now start to change ever so gently the atmosphere eases into cooler weather. i think tomorrow is the better day, even though we've got mild temperatures out there right now. let's get started. here we look across the area, beautiful skies. we can see the empire state building and one world trade. temperatures easy to take at 63 degrees, 58% humidity. west winds

the g-pac basketball season tipped off with a top-25 battle at briar cliff. highlights from the chargers and dakota wesleyan up ahead. abc news says french authorities have confirmed the mastermind behind the paris attacks... ablhamid french authorities have confirmed the mastermind behind the paris attacks... abdelhamid abaahoud (abdel- ha-meed abba-a- ood)... was killed during yesterday mornings raids. jessica rae: gaming officials in south dakota and the state's attorney general met in deadwood to review the state's stance on fantasy sports betting, a a pular topic in recent weeks. in the endndthe commission claimed it didn't have jurisdiction over online fantasy sports, failing to provide the clarity jackley had hoped for. jessica rae: but here in iowa, for those under state code, fantasy games are illegal to play. iowans are not allowed to par- take in "pay to play" games, and not only that, they must know the people in their league on a personal level. or else they can't place any bets. iowa's attorney general says the laws are in place to stoto iowans

anan local teams like briar cliff appreciate the impact too. "we're just happy that we have the opportunity to come here and play because not every team so we're pretty lucky that sioux city hosts the national tournament," said briar cliff university senior volleyball middle blocker, breanna nogelmeier. >> the best of the best in the college volleyball arena will take to the courts tomorrow. and the tournament runs through the 5th. the teams participating in the naia tournament are not only here to play y olleyball, but to give backk theirirtournament director says at the end of the day-- they want the athletes' college experience to be more than setting a ball. that's why they hold a youth clinic every year when the tournament comes around. that clinic was held yesterday for grades 3rd through 8th. the free clinic was open to all area girls. n-a-i-a players taught basic skills like passing, setting, serving and h hting. "it makes me feel good that they look up to us so much and that i can interact with them because i mean they'll come to our g

authorities say she tried to help a dog stuck on the cliff. when she got down there she was stuck as well. after a half hour firefighters put a hair net on the woman and pulled her -- put a harness on the woman and pulled them up to safety jie. we were wondering about the the weekend forecast. >> and it is kind of a mixed bag. >> it is indeed, dan and natasha. sunny conditions on saturday and slick conditions on sunday. here is a look at live doppler hd. temperatures, well you know what areas will be chilly toward morning. north bay valleys and the coast is in the mid40s along with the inland east bay valleys. once again it will be a cold start for those locations, but don't you worry. as we head toward sunday morning with the cloud cover it won't be as chilly. visibility is unlimited because we don't have the fog. dry saturday and rain coming in on sunday. snow levels will be dropping to 4,000 feet. you could actually see mixed precipitation, rain and snow on monday. fair weather tomorrow as high pressure is the controlling factor. here is a

briar cliff professor dr. richard steinbach will be playing his new album called "fususn" for the first time on a stage in siouxland. he actually premiered the album during a show at carnegie hall in new york city back in june. earlier this year, ktiv's ron demers featured him in a special report. he use to be ron's piano instructor at briar cliff. the two even played a duet. tomorrow's performance at the orpheum theatre starts at 4:00 p.m. still to come here on news 4 at 10 fans in iowa city braved the cold weather with a chance to see the hawkeyes remain perfect. dear future, please h hp. ththpresent is kind of a acary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. morning from the winter storm... despite frigid temeraturues and lots of snow -- loyal hawkeye fans came out to support their team. hillary maglin has the detetls << (sot. cg: gregory parmenter/hawkeye fan) "being an undefeated

it is nice to have you back, cliff.leasure to read the editorial during the immense breaking news, where is american leadership and what do we do about the threat. what dew put on the top of the list? >> i think it is time that national security be in the top of the list for all candidates. it is easy for the republican candidates and if hillary clinton believes as does president obama, that the greatest threat to the world today is global warming, i think people think under her, our carbon foot print will shrink but isis foot print will expand. it will be in places like sinai and lebanon and cameroon and nigeria and israel, we are seeing terrorism spread. we should know by now and any presidential candidate should know when president obama said the tide of war is receeding he was wrong. it is rising. it is not enough to say we are going to counter violent extremism. american leadership is necessary if we push back the jihaddist threat. >> should we be looking for when we interviewing them. i am not only. but we are doi

. >> reporter: the cliff he'll ski off is coming up fast. this is the most dangerous part of his descent. there is no stopping. he completes a double backflip to stabilize himself and releases his skis and then free-falls! nylon suit is aerodynamically designed and propelling him forward so he doesn't crash into his rock ledges and falls 2,000 feet and finally opening his parachute. >> woo-hoo! yeah, buddy! >> reporter: he drifts safely to the ground, landing more than a mile below the iger's summit. >> whoa, dude! woo! oh, my god! that was pretty intense, man. >> see what happens on holmes second attempt. yeah, he tried it again. go to cbsnews.com. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will take you to norway where an important woman is doing important research on climate change and speak about the new movie "youth." that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. have a great day. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:0

. >> a tourist is recovering after hanging onto another man's hand as he hung from a cliff. the fire department gave us a picture of this rescue last night. you can see it right there. the man hung for nearly 15 minutes onto an unidentified man's wrist before those firefighters got to him. the tourist was trying to take a picture of the bridge but he slipped off of a bridge and fell 75 feet down that cliff. >> a number of residents are without water this hour because of a water main break. the area has been closed to traffic now. a lot of old pipes in the city. it was installed in 1935. they expect repairs to be complete sometime this evening. >> a lot of money is on the line. >> sport fishing, dungenes crabs is a multi-milliion dollar industry. >> and now the season is postponed indefinitely. the keyword fishermen are clinging to. >> slams through a glass window and gets to work. >> also, ahead, the best and worse airlines. 7 on your side reveals which carriers take to the skies with flying colors. >> and you're going to hear cc sabathia explain why he left the yankees >>>

started when one of them flipped off a top of 165-foot cliff and landed on the edge by low. it took rescuers hours to rescue them. >>> over a dozen cars were swallowed up when the ground give way over an i hop. drone foot and captured the aftermath, the hole is 35 feet deep and over 400 feet long. and still unclear what caused the cave i didn't know, but a lot of damage there. >>> here is another picture we found on twitter, it is a good perspective on size of the sink hole. >>> the new smart chip credit cards is supposed to stop thieves from information. some of them are smarter than the new technology. >>> what is cool about your school, cool schools kpix.com and we might come out and feature your school on the program, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> time check on this monday, 4:53, it is 9th day of the month of november and we have a wet morning commute anticipated today, it's live, our high def doppler radar. moderate rainfall, poised in position to move into the santa rosa area, you can see some lightning bolts associated with it. pretty moderate rain, thro

authorities say she tried to help a dog stuck on the cliff. when she got down there she was stuck as well. after a half hour firefighters put a hair net on the woman and pulled her -- put a harness on the woman and pulled them up to safety jie. we were wondering about the the weekend forecast. >> and it is kind of a mixed bag. >> it is indeed, dan and natasha. sunny conditions on saturday and slick conditions on sunday. here is a look at live doppler hd. temperatures, well you know what areas will be chilly toward morning. north bay valleys and the coast is in the mid40s along with the inland east bay valleys. once again it will be a cold start for those locations, but don't you worry. as we head toward sunday morning with the cloud cover it won't be as chilly. visibility is unlimited because we don't have the fog. dry saturday and rain coming in on sunday. snow levels will be dropping to 4,000 feet. you could actually see mixed precipitation, rain and snow on monday. fair weather tomorrow as high pressure is the controlling factor. here is a

i traveled to tucson and met with cliff. cliff served in the military. when he got out he fell on tough times and was in the criminal justice system. he got out and wanted to better himself and as a result of some of our investments he was able to do that and now he is a counselor working with veterans and he has helped over 400 veterans get back on their feet in the last year. cliff was formally homeless and now he is a leader in preventing homelessness. people like cliff inspire me. people like a woman i net met named gene vive inspire me. she fell on hard time and experienced homeless ness but with the help of partnerships she is back on her feet. she just got her bachelor in social work and now is getting her masters and she will help other veterans because she has been in their shoes. what she said to me epitomizes where we are. the help she got were not handouts. they were hand phandups. they helped me turn my life around and it is not just about me. it has given my daughter a better future, too. people like this have given the nation so much and w

dordt is in 7th with 41 points and briar cliff is 9th out of 12 with 28 points. 3 iowa is the second ranked wrestling squad in the country taking on maryland earlier today. 1) this is thomas gilman in the 125 pound match and he's going to get a pretty nice reversal here for the takedown. the ref gives him credit.2) then corey clark took to the mat and this is a sweet pin! iowa was cruising early in this one.3) then brandon sorensen picks his opponent up for another takedown!4) in the 174 pound division alex meyer with the takedown. 5) and this is my favorite sammy brooks gets the pin from the standing position! he's in the 184 pound division. that looked like it hurt. iowa wins 36-9. 3 and if you're headed to iowa's matchup with purdue be prepared maybe have a backup plan for any sort bags you want to bring in. the university has announced it's adjusting its security measures. they want fans to get there early and to be prepared for a more extensive secutiry screening. they say they're going to do it like the nfl which means there's restrictions on purses and handbags. of course rece

a ranked matchup briar cliff and dakota weslslan squaring off. check this out ofofthe steal clay herald finds austin lefler and the former lawton bronson eagle decides to take the trey himself. it's 3-0 chargers.2) tigers answer right back. this is the aptly named trey burgh. and it was three point city to start the game.3) and i wasn't kiddddg. down 5-3 now this time hareld tatas it himself. he and lefler are two big time shooters on thiteam. chargers take the lead.4) then off the pick bryan forbes with the dribble drive. he's got a chargers.5) and then the lefler to harreld combo was working again. splash! the three gives briar cliff an 11-6 lead.they would go on to fall though 101-95 the final. 3 more gpac sketball action. same two teams on the ladies side. lady chargers are ranked 7th in the nation. 1) chargers up 41-28 in the third with the shot clock winding down when lexi henschke drives to the hoop! she had 9 popots. chargers up 15.2) dakota wesleyan had pulled to with 9 as the third quarter wound down. jessi corrick! and one! she is pump

tim plus the gpac basketball season kicked off with a top-25 battle at briar cliff. highlights from the chargers and dakota wesleyan have been in action for just about three weeks now and tonight, the conference schedule kicked off. the marquee night was at the newman flanagan center where 9th ranked briar cliff hosted number 24 dakota wesleyan. the chargers wearing warmup shirts in honor of legendary coach ray nacke who passed away two months ago. both teams come out hot...austin lefler...with the hesitation and then no doubt about it, chargers up 3 early. but the tigers respond immediately...trae bergh pulls up from steph curry range and tickles the twine to tie it up. back come the chargers...clay harreld, takes the handoff and cans it, bcu goes up 1. then, movement away from the ball...austin homan hits harreld on the cut...chargers open the lead up to three. later in the half...homan, with the crossover and one...but dakota wesleyan, comes to town and pulls the upset, 101-95. earlier on the court, the undefeated chargers taking on the undefeated tigers. third qu

down the steep cliff that popular tourist area. slipped after jumping a fence to take a picture near battery spencer the fire crews had the aura of rescue after dangling from the cliff and holding another person adrift with no other support after about 15 minutes firefighters rappelled down the cliff about that man to safety they say that the man was extremely lucky could easily fall into the water. >> mark: alan reporting a record of the neo forming in the pacific ocean 40 to 50 percent chance of rain in the bay area increasing chances of a very wet winter. >> mark: focusing on the trees taking a beating during the storms. dan carmen spoke to a tree expert online so important to monitor trees. "a distance as the sultry is closer inspection simply want massive overgrown chinese elm. but the forecast calling for filming a storm winds cremate and as more potent than ever michael is with honduras a tree service. we lay"the tree may get smaller >> reporter: on entry this big money to pruning before the storm arrives. . >> reporter: yet

. >> plus, a car plunging off a bay area cliff.hat investigators think drove them off the road. >> and how much did it cost to pull off this six second implosion of the bay area's eastern span? ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ following yesterday's tour s crash at san fra square. >> at least six people in the hospital tonight following yesterday's tour bus crash at san francisco's union square. chopper 5 captured the aftermath. they hit a cyclist before crashing. the tour bus is out with a written statement tonight and emily turner is live at the scene. >> reporter: take a look over my shoulder at what has happened over the last 24 hours. this is are that bus crashed into and yet it doesn't look like anything has happened. everything is back up ready to go. that investigation is still underway. the traffic investigation unit is handling this case now. with our news partner. kcbs, the bus is at an i

parting ways with cliff lee. the teamen didded the option on the final year. they will pay him not to pitch. since he was owed $27.5 million the phillies will save $50 million in the deal. see how that works. lee led the phillies to the 2009 world series, only to be traded that december, he returned a year later as a free agent. lee missed all of last season with an injury. >> some good news on the injury front, kiko alonso expects to be back sunday night. he millsed the last five games. he knows it's a big deal to play in the big d. >> it's very important. when you miss time, it's never fun so you know, i'm anxious to get back out and play. >> now he jirned that same knee that caused him to miss all of last soap so hopefully he is healthy read the go against the cowboys. and nbc 10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagle, sunday night is also football night in america. the greatest show on television. you can watch that game here on nbc 10. coverage starts at 7:00. and following the game of course be sure to stick around for our post game coverage.

. >>> and a dramatic rescue of a cliff rescue down under. oh, way up down under. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, welcome to "today in new york" at 10:00. i'm pat battle. >> i'm g rosendale. if you haven't been out, bear in mind some wardrobe changes are required from the last couple days. we'll ask raphael miranda for the latest on wat's happening. >>> friday we had record high temperatures in the 70s. yesterday we saw the 50s. now we're back to reality on this sunday. and you can see that in the weather headlines. it's a perfect november day. no complaints with temperatures in the 50s. lots of sunshine and a lig breeze. we have rain coming our way as headsayeper into the workweek. we'll see that coming up in the ven-day forecast. we do need the rain around here quite a bit. here's a live look at storm acker with sunshine out from norwalk to central park. wn long island, we are enjoying mostly blue skies and sunshine. in the day planner, it's cooler at 50 degrees. a big change from yesterday at this time. we are headed back to he mid-50s by the middl

the cliff has a steep 164 foot drop to the ocean. very scary.en were air lifted to safety. >>> more than 80,000 balloons. >> reporter: used to construct a maze in belgium, the largest of its kind. >> that'd be run. >> took three days to build it. it was part of a millennium jam. a conference for balloon enthusiasts. >>> yesterday, balloon characters were brought to life. test flight day showcased four new characters for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. skrat and his acorn from "ice age." the parade will take place here on nbc. >> the angry bird thing is interesting. you'll want it to bump into a building. that's what they do, they destroy things. >> that, they do, bill. thank you. >>> look back 50 years ago today. the great northeast blackout left 30 million people in seven states and parts of canada in the dark for hours. here's how frank mcgee covered that story. >> we're reaching you from new york under strange situations. this is an emergency situation. we're operating from -- even using candles as a light supply. >> happy birthday to nic

a tourist in maren county ends up dangling from a cliff with nothing below but the ocean. we're going to show you the rescue that saved his life on our 6:00 news cast. >>> this might be a good time to take pictures in yosemite. the park is waiving its entrance fee next wednesday, veterans day. park is providing this incentive to lure visitors to the park outside the busy crush of summer. it's also lowering its seven-day pass for private vehicles to $25. that goes on from now through march. >> that is a great opportunity to get to yosemite. >> should be dry next wednesday. >> next wednesday should be nice, right? >> a dusting of snow. it's so pretty right now. >> might get some on monday, snow monday, dry wednesday. good to go up there. >> that's perfect. thanks for joining us at 5:00. >> hope to see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight. was a bomb onboard? president obama now says he thinks there's a possibility a bomb could have downed the russian airliner. the mystery deepens as the white house considers heightened security for u.s.-bound planes. >>> family feud. george h.