. >> there was a young male named patrick cone who said that he saw a big white dude walking down theriveway. he had blond hair about 6'2" or 6'3" and he had on a members only jack jacket and a stocking cap and a mustache. >> they passed on the road and the person said that he he was getting an early start that morning and got into the white he chevette and drove off. >> i said this man has a black man's nose and a droopy eye. >> he said, that is what i saw. >> and six days after the murders, the police put out a call for the man who adopted the eastburn's dog. the sergeant who was home for lunch with his wife and new daughter said, hey, that is you. so th >> he said, hey, that is you. so he packed up and went to the sheriff's office. >> i stopped in the track, and i looked at him and i said, this is the man right here after i looked at the composite. >> they put together a photo lineup, and settled on number two, and that is tim hennis. he said, are you sure? and he said, yes, i am sure. and he picked out the white chevette, and he said, yes, that is the car. he was being cooperative

we think it will draw people out on the terrace they will see the big cone and say what is that. then as they approach the cone tell hear these very unusual sounds that were obtained from the cornell orinthology lab. >> we have the largest recording of birds, mammals frogs and insects and a huge library of videos. so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out a

. >> a whole sea of orange cones couldn't save him. a construction worker is crushed >>> there is a man with a lot of explaining to do after he landed his drone on the white house lawn. the man says he was using the drone recreationally and didn't mean to fly it over the white house. according to the secret service the quadcopter about 2 feet in diameter was flying very low before it went down. the faa prohibits flying drones over the white house and doing so could carry a year in jail. >> our concern is somebody could take an explosive or a substance and put it in that payload and deliver that in to an area. >> that's the real question. the president and first lady are in india but their daughters were reportedly in the white house with their grandmother. >>> law enforcement officers around the country are calling on google to disable a feature on its popular traffic app. it's a combination of gps navigation and social networking. it allows users to mark the location of police on maps to let other drivers know where they are. officers

yellow cones yellow cones your glory days have come and gone. but not your final moment., but late friday night one of these is about to make history. you have seen it driven around it, maybe kind of sort of even noticed it and after the installation of a movable barrier this weekend you might miss it. the twice, sometimes even thrice daily chore of moving cones around on the bridge to separate traffic lanes. behold, the unheralded ones. >> got a little hole you're looking at coming at you about ten miles an hour and you got to get it just right. it's like a slam dunk. >> when you're plugging and pulling it's all about timing. >> there is quite a few guys that we call them no hitters. >> reporter: no hitters are legendary feats going from one end to the other plugging every hole, never stopping, never missing. not that there's a hall of fame for this, but it's notable among the estimated 70 million holes plugged or unplugged since 1962 with no injuries reported. as for that last cone which one will it be? >> it will be this one. >> reporter: or one of those. so that's wha

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the alfred cone as youcule call it costs $8.tarbucks was expensive expensive. >> a lot of people are buying these. it is a luxury item. people come in from all over the place and want to buy one. it is not like a repeat every day. i don't know anybody that can afford those calories but it is a nice cute thing. you sit down with your friends and enjoy it. >> how many calories is it? you brought that up. >> we are not sure right now or just my lips are sealed. i think about 300 calories. it is a lot of chocolate. >> i think it is more than that. the other thing i think is funny is you keep it on the cafe's secret menu. you don't advertise it is in there. >> one thing we came up with is that everybody loves a good secret. everybody likes to be in the know of the secret. we kept it on there. it is like a fun thing we have going on. we have a secret menu. >> what else is on the secret menu? >> well, we also have a $10 latte which is made with almond milk. and then we are about to debut the alfred float which is a new interpretation o

you could see cones being picked up. slow if the cone zone. >> google programs have a tool to translate your hand written words into typed text. the translation app recognizes text you have handwritten and welcomes for 50 languages google says the app is especially helpful in languages with complicated alphabets or doctor's scribbles. >> dreaming of striking it rich? two jackpots up for grabs this week. >> special supplies -- surprise for tourists: where globetrotters showed up. >> nominations for the oscar station start at 9:30 a.m. and we will stream them on-line at abc7news.com. >> ben & jerry's has three new creations and tasty news for cookie lovers. the combinations includes and mocha and chocolate cookies and flung flakes and a khaki core and peanut butta, peanut butter everything with cookie core of peanut butter and dark char mel and vanilla ice cream with special cookies that are spiced shortbread biscuits. >> speaking to me. >> the mega millions is getting bigger, no one held $246 million winning ticket last n

say good-bye to the cones on the golden gate bridge. they act as a median. next weekend are the new moveable medians that are adjustable like cones giving more lanes to the direction when there is more traffic in commute hours. it will require the closure of the bridge for 52 hours starting january 10th and reopen on january 12th. the district says the department is working to reduce head on collisions. the drivers say it makes it worth it. >> i would like it to see them close the bridge. >> reporter: here are alternatives. golden gate transit buses allowed to cross the bridge. ferry hours will be excluded. if you must drive the richmond and bay bridges are still available. katharine whipple may have to change her plans. >> i may have to do something in the city. i guess with the ferry. >> reporter: the next weekend was chosen because typically has low traffic. the barrier project will cost more than $30 million. live in san francisco, nanette miranda nbc bay area. >>> thank you. starting today, undocumented immigrants started applying for driver's license.

where the old plastic cones used to go. >> this is barrier take too long to be built? yes. >> congresswoman jacky spears says the project is long overdue but finally here. >> this barrier is really about public health. and the threat that is caused by traffic coming in either direction. we have an obligation to eliminate it. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi cut the ribbon on the project. for grace now confined to a wheelchair, the barrier means safety for future motorists. >> i feel happy. my accident might have been prevented by a barrier but who knows. but somebody's scent will be prevented by the barrier and that's all that matters. reporter: very courageous lady. back live. the bridge scheduled to re-open tomorrow at 4:00 a.m., if not before. no major traffic problems to report around the bay area with the golden gate bridge out of commission this weekend. extra buss and ferries have been on duty between san francisco and marin. ridership has been light. a lot of people decided just to stay home. live at the golden gate bridge abc7 news. >> good decision. thank you. d

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where the old plastic cones used to go. >> this is barrier take too long to be built? yes. >> congresswoman jacky spears says the project is long overdue but finally here. >> this barrier is really about public health. and the threat that is caused by traffic coming in either direction. we have an obligation to eliminate it. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi cut the ribbon on the project. for grace now confined to a wheelchair, the barrier means safety for future motorists. >> i feel happy. my accident might have been prevented by a barrier but who knows. but somebody's scent will be prevented by the barrier and that's all that matters. reporter: very courageous lady. back live. the bridge scheduled to re-open tomorrow at 4:00 a.m., if not before. no major traffic problems to report around the bay area with the golden gate bridge out of commission this weekend. extra buss and ferries have been on duty between san francisco and marin. ridership has been light. a lot of people decided just to stay home. live at the golden gate bridge abc7 news. >> good decision. thank you. d

recent damage to your vehicle much more than if you hit he cone. if you hit at hey rate of speed and high angle, you could with place the barrier. >> plans for the one-foot wide moveable barrier have been in the works since 1995 after a proposal for a two-foot wide barrier was rejected in 1985. >>> bridge crews have been working around the clock since 2:01 a.m. on saturday and this is time lapse video showing their progress yesterday afternoon. you can see the barrier begin to tape shape as crews install the blocks that are linked by steel pins. >> now during the weekend's closure the main alternate route from marin county to san francisco is eastbound 580 across the richmond bridge to westbound 80. this is a live look now at the approach to the bridge. you can see no traffic problems there today. >>> from san francisco the main alternative is eastbound 80 across the bay bridge to westbound 580, then across the richmond san rafael bridge. a live look from south beach camera shows traffic on the skyway. it is rather heavy and slow-moving at this hou

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replacing the cones which are now used to separate traffic. c.h.p.ing drivers to avoid the area. >> governor brown will introduce the budget for the area in three hours. the budget is $113 billion reflecting the improved economy. the money bests schools and pays down debt. but brown will not give more cash to the university of california system. >> four searchers are trying to determine if pings pick up near the crash site of airasia are part of the wreckage. the december 28 crash in the java sea killed all 162 people. >>> investigators are on the scene of early morning fire that gutted a home in vallejo with flames ripping through a house near the columbus parkway before 4:00 a.m. investigator say this is the second fire at the address in six months. thin was hurt. >>> we are waking up to clouds but a few breaks in the afternoon with poor air quality likely right now. it is highest in oakland. our temperatures are 59 to 63 inland and 58 to 61 at the coast and 60 to 64 around the bay. >>> you think folks are taking a long weekend? i would say so. it

. >> reporter: say good-bye to little yellow cones on the golden gate bridge that act as a median to divide traffic in each direction. coming next weekend are the new movable medians that are adjustable too just like the cones, giving more lanes to the direction where there's more traffic, like during commute hours. it will require the closure of the bridge for 52 hours starting january 10th and will reopen at 4:00 a.m. on january 12th. the district says the new dividers will make the road safer by reducing the chances of head-on collisions. drivers say that makes the closure worth it. >> the fact that it will be safer on the bridge. i'd rather see them close the bridge and do this kind of work than wait for other thins to happen. >> reporter: here are alternatives. only golden gate transit buses will be allowed to cross the bridge that weekend. ferry hours will be expanded and include late-night service. if you must drive the richmond san rafael, and bay bridges are available. katherine whipple says she may have to change her plans. >> i might, you know. i might just want to visit f

the cones are the limit? >> the cones are the limit. >> all right the cones are the limit. kicked out. >> the sidewalk. >> the sidewalks, all right we've within kicked out. sorry. hey real quickly you've been here how long to see stallone? >> say 4:30 this morning. >> he's not here. >> he's not? we got to get on the sidewalk. >> oh, my gosh. now -- >> oh! >> that will be good. that will was youtube material right there. >> okay, we'll try again tomorrow. >> so ya. >> since 4:30 in the morning? >> well, here's one thing that we have in common with chris. >> what? >> sylvester stallone is not here either. okay, i want to do something because it is snowing. in media pennsylvania, one of my favorite places. and i'm going to take you there next. how is that sounding? >> if you live in dill co, if you live near media. hang around, i think you'll like this. >> from meatball to media. >> ♪ ♪ homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be y

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there are the rods and the cones.the cones are the photoreceptors that are crucial for high-resolution vision and they're in the center, the macula. the rods are the photoreceptors that are in the peripheral retina, and those are really essential for high sensitivity vision. the next step of visual information processing is that the information from the photoreceptors is passed along to the bipolar cells and from the bipolar cells the information is passed along to the ganglion cells, and the ganglion cells are the output neuron of the eye. so they're the nerve cells that send a million long fibers out into the optic nerve and into the optic track into the central visual pathways. one last very important point i want to make and that is there's another critical cell type in the retina. it's called the pigment epithelium and the pigment epithelial cells essentially provide crucial support and nutrients to the photoreceptors, and they're really essential for photoreceptor health and photoreceptor survival. and several b

a large cone of uncertainty.over the next 48 hours. none the less we'll expect rainfall and deteriorating conditions anywhere from tacloban into manila by late saturday evening and then on sunday. this is the cnn world weather computer model. you can see that storm brushing the northeastern sections of the island by saturday evening. in the meantime, here's john and zain. >> of course the irony he'll be visiting those affected by typhoon haiyan. >> he's a good pope. >> we like him. thanks so much for watching. >> rosemary church and errol barnett pick it up in the next hour. you're watching cnn. g data stash. now at t-mobile, all your unused data rolls forward to the next month. we'll even get you started with 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data. data stash. only from t-mobile. just tell us your budget and the "name your price" tool helps you find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] oh! you okay, buddy? i just had

there's a live look at the currt conditions in rhodl cone to fall h tomorrow. more tn two feet could accu in boston today. hey, chrhey, barbara. right now on boston commt in the city. the measurements all around massac especially towards the central and northern part of the state, are ranging upwards of 30 inches of snow right now, if you can believe it. they a talking about the storm being somewhat of a disapp in new york city but it's something but where fores nailed what was going on and boston remains in the cro hairs. just when i think another heavy band comes through. even in the last hour the snow flak are starting to grow in size indicating a rise in temper especi alt in the clouds. so it's still coming down here and still piling up. now most of the people who would ordina be here in this pary e at home. most businesses are closed all schos are closed and there wasa mandatory order to stay off s f t doing that. see somebody walking the dog, but it is a ghost town for most of massach as they ride out this storm. >> thank you, chris. we will be dealing wi

. >> look, see these cones right here? last monday if everything goes as planned that you'll see these cones. we'll see more traffic on the golden gate than we've seen in the last couple of weeks. we see a good volume of traffic on the east shore. this early crash headed away from the toll plaza. we do have a smooth, easy drive through the area. over at the double interchange at west 580 and highway 84 shows the first easy slowing we've seen as well. down through sonoma, another stall reported on 680. i'll get information to see whether or not lanes of blocked. over here, central expressway at lafayette. an easy drive along the peninsula as well. dumbarton bridge moving, too. we'll see a lot more traffic from hayward over to the peninsula. but so far you're looking at the limit. >> an accused pennsylvania cop killer could find out today whether he will stand trial. eric frein is accused of killing two state troopers. he's described as a survivalist and eluded capture for seven weeks. prosecutors have said they will seek th

there are the rods and there are the cones. the cones are the photoreceptors. the rods are in the macula. the rods are the photoreceptors in the peripheral retina and they are essential for high sensitivity vision. the next step of visual information processing is that the information from the photoreceptors is passed along to the bipolar cells. from the bipolar cells, the information is passed along to the ganglion cells. they are the nerve cells that send their long fibers out into the optic nerve and into the optic track, into the central visual pathways. the last important point i want to make is there is another critical cell type in the retina, called the pigment epithelium. those cells essentially provide crucial support and nutrients to the photoreceptors. they are really essential for photoreceptor health and survival. several blinding eye diseases involve -- and their treatments involve these pigment epithelial cells in the retina. i think they will feature quite large in our conversation. >> that is enormously helpful. that gives an understanding of

those flares will turn to cones over the next 45 minutes. they're going to do a hard closure, cone off those right two lanes of westbound 580. there's an overturned big rig. they're loading cans of beers on to the back of it, they can't right that rig until they completely offload that truck. the shot from our photographer shows you where you're going down from five lanes to three lanes or two lanes. we're looking at the map on the approach through the dublin interchange, coming out of livermore. you're basically down to a crawl all the way to the dublin interchange and that's making things tough there. this is the toughest drive and the only real issue for most of of the bay. not a major concern north of 680. you see this wide view of our bay. we see mostly green all over, including hayward. also upper east shore and even the north bay, we just have a little slowing there, petaluma and a be live look at san raphael showing a very light volume of traffic just now kicking we should be back to full force by about the first week of january and

here's a question, the last cone will they retire it? >> it is not killing you to find out, is it?oh, no, because i will probably be pull ing it. >> reporter: make that final run a no hitter. abc 7 news. >> pretty neat look at the job, isn't it? the bridge closing will mean road closures. 101 closed at the marin city saults lito exit and no kpb kpb access. in san francisco two closures one doyle drive and marina boulevard and the other at lake street. >>> parking lots on both ends of the bridge will be closed 8 p.m. on friday. when the bridge closes this weekend, the east sidewalk closest to the bay will be open to pedestrians and bicyclist. the other side will be closed. if you need help navigating the traffic, get the app for your smartphone and join abc 7's group. it is a free download from the app store. >>> time to check on the weather. nice mild, balmy whatever you want to call it. >> feels like spring out there. we need different weather than that. >> it is nice. >> it is. almost guilty for enjoying. >> almost. >> not quite. temperatures were about five to ten degrees above

. >> reporter: he veered into a lane on the bridge that was supposed to have been coned off, slamming head on into a truck in the opposite lane. >> and the truck that hit me was bigger than the one i was in. >> reporter: pictures of the wreckage tell the story like unwanted souvenirs. >> they had to use the jaws of life. a dislocated right foot, pain to both knees. i get around with a cane and i can't do the things i used to do. >> reporter: there's one regret that screams louder than the others. >> if there had been a barrier there a long time ago that accident never would have happened. >> reporter: an elevator repairman saw a story about a head on crash on the bridge. >> i thought, hmm, i think i can make a difference by making a movable barrier. >> reporter: he began to collect articles until they filled 22 binders. he founded citizens for a safe golden gate bridge. to prove a barrier was possible he aims big. >> a scale model of the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: he built a replica of the bridge to demonstrate how a barrier could be put in the roadway. he set it up at many many

coming next weekend are the movable median that are adjustable just like the cones, giving more lanes to the direction where there is more traffic in commuting hours. it will require the closure of the bridge 52 hours started january 10th and will reopen 4:00 a.m. on january 12th. the district says the new dividers will make the roads safer by reducing the chances of head-on collisions. drivers say that makes the closure worth it. >> i would rather see them close the bridge and do this work than wait for other things to happen. >> golden gate transit buses will be allowed to cross the bridge that weekend. ferry hours will be expanded and include late night service. if you must drive, the richmond san rafael and bay bridges are still available. catherine says she may have to change her plans. >> i might do something in the city, but i guess i would have to take the ferry. >> next weekend was chosen because it typically has low traffic counts. the barrier project will cost more than $30 million. >>> you can go to nbcbayarea.com for complete coverage of the golden gate bridge closure. we

it is really easy to bake it in a cone. basically you just get -- >> you say cone you mean cone?he technical term. >> that's what i heard. >> okay. so basically you just fill these. and bake them leak a regular cupcake, about 18 to 20 minutes. >> it doesn't burn or ruin the cone? >> no nothing happens. yes. >> who would have thought that. >> who is our man candy down there helping to decorate? >> well this is brad. >> how are we doing? >> we're going to ice these up? >> yes. ice these up. >> you're going to put some sprinkles on. do you want to pass the -- would you like to have a go of the icing? >> sure. >> here hodi. >> thank you. >> you start from the back and put some ice around. >> like a soft serve ice cream. >> start from the outside? >> yes. >> and might want to hold the cupcake. and just a swirl. like you would if it was a -- >> okay. >> okay. >> all right. >> there we are. >> and you can throw sprinkles on. fantastic. >> yes. fun. >> all right. >> you know what's more fun than baking them? eating them. >> that's true. >> we did that one. >> we can make these in a choco

the alfred cone as youcule call it costs $8.ucks was expensive expensive. >> a lot of people are buying these. it is a luxury item. people come in from all over the place and want to buy one. it is not like a repeat every day. i don't know anybody that can afford those calories but it is a nice cute thing. you sit down with your friends and enjoy it. >> how many calories is it? you brought that up. >> we are not sure right now or just my lips are sealed. i think about 300 calories. it is a lot of chocolate. >> i think it is more than that. the other thing i think is funny is you keep it on the cafe's secret menu. you don't advertise it is in there. >> one thing we came up with is that everybody loves a good secret. everybody likes to be in the know of the secret. we kept it on there. it is like a fun thing we have going on. we have a secret menu. >> what else is on the secret menu? >> well, we also have a $10 latte which is made with almond milk. and then we are about to debut the alfred float which is a new interpretation on an

president obama has said he would veto such a measure, the vote cone sides with the 42nd anniversarysupreme court's roe versus wade decision to uphold access to abortions. >>> historic talks between the u.s. and cuba are over without agreement on when to meet again. no date or location for any future meetings were discussed. the meetings in havana were the highest level talks in decades between the two countries. normalizing relations after decades of hostilities would take some time. >>> authorities in new jersey are working to determine the cause of last night's massive apartment complex fire that displaced nearly 1,000 people. the complex in edgewater across the hudson from manhattan continued to smolder today long after that fire started, the fire broke out on the first floor around 6:30, quickly went to five alarms, destroying all 240 units. amazingly, everyone got out safely. the displaced say they can't believe the outpouring of support. >> we went to a grocery store to get essentials like toothbrushes and milk and things. they didn't even take the money, they were like, no, n

i just saw the patrol car drive the opposite direction on the freeway to help resolve getting the cones out of the way. we're hearing it could be maybe ten minutes or so when the 280 southbound lanes are back open this morning. now earlier what caused this was a man standing on the freeway. this was at the 280/101 junction. the good news is around 15 minutes ago police were able to safely take him into custody, ending what was maybe going to cause a traffic nightmare pore those trying to get into 280 south, especially in san francisco where everyone was being diverted. 280 south still closed but we're hearing the good news that chp is starting to take those cones away and safely get drivers back on to 80 southbound ahead of what is going to be a busy commute morning. back to you. >> stephanie, thank you very much. you heard the changes going on over there. we'll take you out to the maps. right now you have to still use that work around. the police activity looks like it's coming to a a close. folks are diverted out to cesar chavez west to 101 and then you can continue on your way. that'

they are putting down cones at rodeo avenue. as we show you some other closures will begin hours before midnight. >> reporter: though the closure has been widely talked about as being saturday and sunday drivers will find restricted access beginning late friday night from san francisco and marin. the plan is to have construction crews up as soon as possible where they will work around the clock. you don't want someone saying hey, it's 11:55. i want to try to get out there. that won't work will it? >> no. do not anticipate planning up to the last minute. we'll have roadways shut down. there will be no access to that section of roadway that is closed. we'll be doing our final sweeps ensuring everyone is off the road. >> reporter: entry points from san francisco will be closed at lombard and marina boulevard. the pedestrian paths will remain open. most people say they have heard about the closure and are staying away. so peoples that are locals steer clear and life goes on. it is an international tourist attraction. many may not kn

. >> reporter: say good-bye to little yellow cones on the golden gate bridge that act as a median to divide traffic in each direction. coming next weekend are the new movable medians that are adjustable too just like the cones, giving more lanes to the direction where there's more traffic, like during commute hours. it will require the closure of the bridge for 52 hours starting january 10th and will reopen at 4:00 a.m. on january 12th. the district says the new dividers will make the road safer by reducing the chances of head-on collisions. drivers say that makes the closure worth it. >> the fact that it will be safer on the bridge. i'd rather see them close the bridge and do this kind of work that wait for other things to happen. >> reporter: here are alternatives. only golden gate transit buses will be allowed to cross the bridge that weekend. ferry hours will be expanded and include late-night service. if you must drive the richmond, san rafael, and bay bridges are available. katherine whipple says she may have to change her plans. >> i might, you know. i might just want to visit

. >> watch the cone. wait a minute. watch the cone. hey, hey hey, straighten it out.it, wait, wait. going over that way. >> alberto, drivers like old laid. >> i job at make owe in orlando, painting disney world's trash cans didn't go much better for the undercover boss. >> you see another one here? >> going to do the same. >> clean it off. >> there are couple of employees had big impact, very emotional episode, there is drama, there is emotion, there are tears, it was a very, very gratifying experience, helping employees who struggle day in day out. >> now, in addition to a make owe in trenton, the boss visit a location in lawnside, new jersey, see what happens tonight at 8:00. undercover boss right here on cbs-3. >>> our headlines this morning, the manna cured in the sexual assault on new years day faces arraignment. the attack took place in broad daylight yesterday morning in a parking garage. victim at hahnemann hospital. facing rape and attempted murder charges. >> breaking news this morning home invasion in west oaklane. armed man broke in around 5:00 this mornin

that is to install a median to replace the cones to divide traffic. you can use the waz.around. you are advised to stay home. if you do not have to travel i suggest you don't. that is 80,000 travelers on the bridge on saturday or a sunday and that means extra traffic on richmond-san rafael bridge. do not expect to see light conditions. you can down the app by downloading apple app and google play and joining our group. >> straight ahead, then things to know. >> a new role for how to get away with murder star. >> as you get your day into gather, keep on top of weather and traffic through the commercial break with abc7 news now looking at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is fairly light. stay latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. you can only find slee

it's like jamming an ice cream cone in somebody's face after a while the ice cream cones and all thoset to pile up. maybe the governor figures fancy heat is a different flavor. i am just telling you governor. right now they think you're on a rocky road. some ice cream. all right, i'll see you tonight. >>> hello everyone i'm kimberly, along with dana bob and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. opening day on capitol hill for the 114th congress republicans are now in full control for the first time in eight years. john boehner easily won a third term as speaker of the house today, despite some defections and challenges from members of his party. >> friends, colleagues, countrymen, especially the people of ohio's eighth congressional district. thank you for sending me here. as speaker all i ask and frankly expect is that

okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. >>> good evening. after the warriors beat houston on saturday night james hardin said the warriors, they ain't that good. mr. hardin may want to rethink his opinion. the rockets were crushed tonight. steph curry warms up the handles pre game and then he blows past the snoozing josh smith and high off the glass. warriors up 12 in the first quarter. smith answers with a three. the top of the key and tied at 36. golden state closes it and look at steph, the flamingo step back. he had 22. klay thompson off the screen. team high 27. with authority. 10 boards and five blocks and 9 points. the warriors up 22 and gets chipy. called for the foul and then he hammers him with a shoulder roll. he wants to get in his face. they calm down and 126-113. the warriors sweep the season series with the rockets and improving to 34-6 with a franchise record 17 straight win at home. brendan dillon and kyle clifford and away we go. nobody is punching so let's stop. he beats him and it is 1-0 sh

. >> how do you know where to go because i don't see any cones or arrows or anything. >> red tape here and there. that's supposed to show where the course goes. i don't think it matters where the course goes. he's so incredibly fast down the course. >> it's like a motorcycle speed. >> there's no red tape. there is no red tape there. >> incredible. >> intuition. i thought the wooden berms, whips around to the right, down a narrower staircase. now it's not all downhill. got to put effort in here. got to pump to get back up the small section here. >> i'm out of breath just watching it. i'm holding my breath like he's under water. >> the course is crazy. but the fact there are people right on the side not really being protected by anything. they could basically touch the rider as he goes by. and they're cheering. >> shut the whole town down. the whole town had to be closed down do something like that. >> ends the run with a big flushish. by the way, he was at the top of his game. he won. this is the winning run. >> i'm going to show you guys a really cool video of a dude playing the guitar

. >> they're doing something that has never been cone done.orked to figure out the best way, the best place to shut the roadway down. we'll have the traffic stopped op the south end. there will be closures at park presidio lake and 19th. so all of the roadways leading up there as well as all the exits, on ramps, and off ramps will be shut down. >>> a wake was held today for the second new york officer killed in an ambush shooting last month. police officer and elected officials gathered to remember detective wenjian liu, including a dozen officers from the san mateo county sheriffs. liu and his partner rafael ramos were app bushed. they were sitting in their squad car when they were shot. liu's funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. officer ramos' funeral and wake were held last weekend. >>> police say 4 people died when a plane crashed in kentucky. the lone survivor, a 7-year-old girl, walked to the nearest house to search for help. the man who found her says that he heard his dog barking when he looked outside. she told him her parents were dead

we have had this narrow cone of progress and it is reflected in the general sense of stagnation. even though median wages have not gone up that much in the last 40 years. even though people in the tech industry are always super bullish, always pumping their companies, through research, venture capitalist are guilty of this, you have to discount a little bill bit of that. >> in your book "zero to one," you are disdainful of increments. you urge people should seek big changes. let me push back on that. in the area of transportation, you look at the window and the technologies that are conceptually identical. they are the same except when you look at the cost of moving goods has dropped by over 90% in the past hundred years. the safety of people being killed in a car accident are one 17th of what they were in the 1920s. humble technologies like a container may have contributed more to the globalization and all of the amazing things you do in the silicon valley. karl marx said that at a certain point the changes become changes in quality. can you explain why you think those things ar

the work no issues i think you guys made a point of having public works chuck but out no inadequate cones or flagers that's a number one issue there this is i need the encroachment permits to take those trees down that leaves the one item this process of trying to prevent the tree removals if park merced is endaring the public your people have told you it needed to happen we're allowing half the trees to sit there it is like russian roulette but you mean someone will get hurt so that's all i have. >> you want to go. >> ghed. >> in response to the injured employee he stated there was a limb that was left half done for 6 months. >> incorrect the tree was limb also. >> in regards to the replacement of the trees that have been removed has there been trees removed. >> how many trees have you replaced. >> that's an excellent point public works presented park merced with the list of prior removals and basically where's the tree and what happened and park merced provided the utteringers with each the line items. >> the question is how many trees have been replaced. >> everyone that has been remov

the cones preventing you from getting on to the freeway as well. we're looking at police activity that may have come to an end. we're waiting for the latest update from steph chuang. 101 is your alternate there. we'll track this as well as your north bay. >> as mike just reported, part of 280 closed this morning. we're live on the scene of when it could reopen next. >> plus a late-night fire at an iconic house. investigators looking at just who tried to set fire to the home featured in the movie "mrs. doubtfire." over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side, choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free,

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okokayay, , lelet't's s gogo g getet y youou an ice cream cone, champ. wiwithth s sprprininklkleses?? spspririnknkleles s araree fofor r winners. i i unundedersrstatandnd.. >>> i have two vehicle incidents for you. the first one from russia. i'm going to play the mind of the driver in this video. right now we're just having a nice drive down the icy road. everything going fine. listening to some nice music. the car in front of me is going all right. everything's going right. i've got nothing to worry about. >> might be following a little close, the conditions of the road. if i were in your passenger seat i might suggest you back off a little bit. >> and watch this. nothing happens. the vehicle with h on. oh he's moving out of the way. awesome. oh maybe that was a little -- >> uh-oh! the driver ended up ramming into the back of his truck. >> and immediately igniting. >> how did this even happen? >> the driver concludes it was brake failure that led to this. >> sure just spontaneous brake failure. >> why did he turn towards the truck? >> it almost looks li

we have breaking news out of ridley county chopper 6 hd arrived over the ymca in ridley you see the cones and the massive hole in the side of that building, we are told that that hole was caused by a car that crashed through the side of the building, of course from this vantage point we don't see the car so it's unclear if the full is inside or perhaps it has been towed away from the scene you can see quite a mess there at the ymca in ridley delaware county, a car has crashed into the side of the building no reports of injuries. >>> the young woman who fell to her death from a center city building last night is now identified. police say that 18-year-old rebecca kim was a freshman and was visiting friends at a high rise at 15th and chestnut last night. it is believed she was on the eighth floor when she slipped and fell and struck a 44-year-old woman on the sidewalk, kim died at the hospital and the pedestrian is in stable condition at the hospital. >>> a suv slammed into a home and took off. it happened into nice town and the neighbor called them to tell them what happened. the front por