at drake's bay. oyster farm is ending. suddenly ordered to close tomorrow. >> disbelief. a combination that create as shock. >> reporter: he says he phoned him today. he was stunned. the park lease is over. family business gone. 30 people out of work. >> this will have a profound effect. >> reporter: customers also stunned. >> so sad that now this will not happen anymore. we could see the last people. >> reporter: a study claims the farm harms marine mammals. the company is considering legal action. it has gotten praise for jobs. he loses his job of 30 years tomorrow. his wife, three children and 15 other families must leave their homes. >> i feel bad. >> reporter: what are you going to do? >> i don't know. >> the company cannot relocate. and the loss of oysters will force up prices. >> this will be a crushing blow to seafood production in california. >> reporter: this area where sir frances drake landed is now to be california's first federally designated wilderness area. health and science editor j

we have been fighting on the fight over drake bay oyster company. the park service says the farm is harming the environment and wants it closed, but the national academy of sciences found the park service's environmental review lacks strong scientific support because there wasn't enough data vrabel. the interior secretary has the final say about drake and his decision is expected in the next few days. drake has been in operation since 1934 and is the last cannery on the west coast. >> san jose city leaders approved a plan to deal with birds at the san jose airport. they will allow airport staffers to shoot at the birds to clear them from the airfield. if scaring the birds done clear them out the away now has permission to shoot them. birds pose a danger to jets because they can get sucked into engineses. san francisco and oakland airports already allow that practice. >>> thanksgiving weekend is the gateway to the holes and scores of runners in san francisco took it all in stride. the fun run serves as the san francisco fire department toy drive. run

sir francis drake boulevard to larkspur, heavy rain right now. pedro road san francisco out to the east bay you are seeing the moisture. take you in to street level radar where we see rain around the pre-situated yochlt mission street. market street. it's light there. in the east bay around san lee ann to, 98 avenue, definitely around oakland, castro valley, light to moderate rape right now and the wind are going in the south bay. alma deny expressway. san jose north first street lighting showers at this hour but the winds are kicking up and it will get even rougher for the morning commute. look at the sierra nevada some of the highest elevation starting to l and state route 4. strong winds morning commute. rain continues on saturday and it's stormy on sunday with flooding possible so let's get rate to the storm. it's a very large circulation. thing that concerns me about this one is it's slow moving. look at the moisture it stretches all the way out across the pacifica. sub tropical moisture bill only allow the rainfall to linger. so it is slow

sir francis drake boulevard to larkspur, heavy rain right now. pedro road san francisco out to the east bay you are seeing the moisture. take you in to street level radar where we see rain around the pre-situated yochlt mission street. market street. it's light there. in the east bay around san lee ann to, 98 avenue, definitely around oakland, castro valley, light to moderate rape right now and the wind are going in the south bay. alma deny expressway. san jose north first street lighting showers at this hour but the winds are kicking up and it will get even rougher for the morning commute. look at the sierra nevada some of the highest elevation starting to l and state route 4. strong winds morning commute. rain continues on saturday and it's stormy on sunday with flooding possible so let's get rate to the storm. it's a very large circulation. thing that concerns me about this one is it's slow moving. look at the moisture it stretches all the way out across the pacifica. sub tropical moisture bill only allow the rainfall to linger. so it is slow

sir francis drake boulevard to larkspur, heavy rain right now.edro road san francisco out to the east bay you are seeing the moisture. take you in to street level radar where we see rain around the pre-situated yochlt mission street. market street. it's light there. in the east bay around san lee ann to, 98 avenue, definitely around oakland, castro valley, light to moderate rape right now and the wind are going in the south bay. alma deny expressway. san jose north first street lighting showers at this hour but the winds are kicking up and it will get even rougher for the morning commute. look at the sierra nevada some of the highest elevation starting to l and state route 4. strong winds morning commute. rain continues on saturday and it's stormy on sunday with flooding possible so let's get rate to the storm. it's a very large circulation. thing that concerns me about this one is it's slow moving. look at the moisture it stretches all the way out across the pacifica. sub tropical moisture bill only allow the rainfall to linger. so it is slow mo

while investigators drake carpenter is the case agent for the other, division 1.y're about to rush the tiers where their targets are housed. >> everything is element of surprise. so the potential for stuff to go wrong is high. >> let's go, let's go! [ dogs barking ] >> got one time in cell seven, joey? two times. what do you want? >> it went really well, as well as it could go. we were able to run in on the tier and secure everybody. the rest of the guys were caught in the hallway, in the corridor. they were all secured. you can see their faces. guys that aren't normally mad about seeing me aren't real happy right now. be advised, 8-3, it went smoothly. three of our five targets were in the day room, no incident. >> it's your birthday? happy birthday, man. happy birthday. this is your party. just ain't no cake. >> the first roundup is over within 15 minutes. now that one tier's down, authorities have ten more to go. they're already moving the gangster disciples off the tier. they'll transfer them to other tiers or divisions. meanwhile the team division nine is rea

. >>> decision time in drakes bay. secretary of the interior makes an appearance and goes face-to- face with a family trying to save its oyster farm. >>> big holiday travel day tomorrow. we're talking about fog. we'll show you where the fog will be the thickest for your thursday morning. >>> new at 6, a community march through the middle of wal-mart. what they want and what they're planning to do come black friday. >>> more troubles for a bay area sheriff's department. the list of crimes another deputy is facing and disturbing details on what she's accused of doing with a gun. >>> someone -- make that a grinch-stole penguins from the san francisco display in the park. coming up, more on the theft. >>> tonight at 6. >>> we continue to follow developing news happening right now in san francisco. news chopper 2 still live over the scene of what we understand was an explosion in a manhole, in the market district. we understand that one person was transported to the hospital with injuries. we do not know yet how severe thos

loveridge roadwork until 5:30 detoured on and off at the on-ramp north 101 marin, cortamadera, sir francis drake ing in the right lanes. -- westbound two separate accidents at first and portola. a rough drive on 580 this morning. >>> sounds like transit may be a good option. a lot of people did that yesterday. bart set it set a new ridership record when an estimated million giants' fans packed downtown san francisco. bart recorded more than 553,000 exits as of 10 p.m. last night, time tally released today, 30,000 more than the previous record set two years ago during the last world series parade. muni says the system carried 250,000 people yesterday more than 50% increase over al day. >>> san francisco police are investigating a -- shooting that happened near the city hall rally on turk and leavenworth, four blocks from civic center. an 18-year-old man was shot in the head at last word he's in critical. a 23-year-old man was grazed by a bullet in the torso. witnesses say they heard an argument before the shooting. >>> san francisco police released new images of the arsonist caught in the act of

drake, just din peeker, maroon 5 or rihanna.l up to the fans. >> for the sixth year the winners are chosen through downvoting and new category of electronic dance music. >> the american music awards airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc-7 news, and you can also follow live updates on twitter at hash tag ama. >> veterans day was week ago but the celebration continues for father and son football fans on a tour of everybody nfl stadium with members of the wound warrior project. >> gametime. >> ama: in each nfl city, two veterans would have been wounded in combat are being hosted by matt and his father, both from missouri, tribute born out of their love of football and a desire so share that with men and women who served our country. >> honestly, just wanted to see every nfl stadium before i died and tried to cram it all into win season. when the schedule cam out i saw it was possible and i wanted to get a great organization involved and couldn't ask for a vetter -- better organization than the wounded warriors project. >> jos

the secretary of interior that drakes bay oyster company will no longer operate. it's a victory for environmentalists that fought it for years. >> at 9:45 this morning he refused a phone call that would change his life. it was secretary of the interior ken salazar. >> my daughter was standing on one side of me. my son was standing on the other they were in tears before the end of the phone call by looking at my face. they knew what i was hearing. >> the secretary decided effective tomorrow the drake's bay oyster company would no longer operate. vergeists argued that location was designated a wilderness area when the land was transferred to the federal government in the 1960s. the lease expires tomorrow. >> congress back then intended for drake's estero to become wilderness. today he has made it clear he is going to honor that intent. >> today he said it's one of our crown jewels. we are fulfilling the vision to protect this place for generations to come. he has worked here for 30 years. he'll be unemployed after tomorrow. >> i feel bad for the company here, my job

did you drakes bay says they're a green, sustainable operation. diane feinstein gave him the final say. >> i'm spending the kind of time, understanding all the dimensions of the decision before we. >> drakes bay has asked the secretary of state to spend its lease for four years. >>> the union picket shut down the port of portland today. some drivers had to wait for hours to make their ways to the shipping terminals. many drivers expressed frustration about the long wait. ktvu news spoke with one driver who said that had shut down caused her $200, and she may not be able to to get home to spend thanksgiving with her foam. they say that thanksgiving is one of the busiest days of the year for the port. a noisy demonstration gets the attention of walmart shoppers keep there are bigger plans to disrupt black friday. >> it's the stuff that dreams are made of, and their literally hundreds and hundreds of dreams to be seen this year's san francisco auto show. >> the rainfall has moved out of the bay area and we have a nice evening right now, coming up whe

there also seem pretty heavy rain for sir francis drake boulevard. could run into the potential for flooding on surface streets. heavy rain and the sausalito area. parts of san francisco ticket bad driving conditions along drake boulevard. we have a lot of debris spread across the street. martin luther king jr. drive is pretty bad. allow yourself extra time rain was coming down last night in fact, rainfall rates or up to about one- third of an inch for parts of the north bay per hour. we are seeing heavy rain slow traffic highway 4 martinez. 242 recovered. walnut creek is coming down heavy as we take the street you. upper havehappy valley road dealing with heavy rain. the rain continues heavily as you approached the caldecott tunnel. we are seeing a bit of a break for the san jose area. it would not last long. heavy rain for the southern peninsula parts of interstate 280, redwood city, east palo alto as well. off carry an umbrella maybe take public transit will be a messy commute on the freeway. futurecast 4 shows we're not done with the brunt of it.

toward sir francis drake you'll find various lanes blocked. a lot of things should be rapping up in the next 15 minutes or so. ferries, everything reporting no delay. that is traffic and weather together every 10 minutes, back to you guys. >>> closing arguments are planned today in the state of washington in the preliminary hearing of a u.s. soldier accused of killing civilians in afghanistan. army staff sergeant robert bales is charged with 16 counts of premeditated murder and 6 counts of attempted murder. he shot and stabbed the victims including children back in march. the hearing will determine whether he faces a court marshal. he could face the defense penalty if convicted. >>> the obama administration is getting close to a decision on how many u.s. service members will remain in afghanistan. the u.s. combat mission is set to end in 2014 and decisions have to be made about what tasks remaining troops will perform. a decision is expected in the next few weeks. >>> this is the day our nation's leaders work on a plan to save the the united s

we'll take a look at hi-def doppler, coming up. ,, >>> well, it's doomsday for drakes bay. the feds are ousting the oyster farm from point reyes, ending a year's long environmental battle over that site. cbs 5 reporter mark sayre on the booming business that suddenly went bust. >> reporter: jenny shows off the fresh oysters from her family farm, continuing a business that has operated in this spot since the 1930's. but it will all end on friday, when a federal lease to operate inside the point reyes national seashore ends. >> so this is devastating to many, many people. >> reporter: kevin received the news in a phone call from interior secretary ken salazar. >> this is intended to be the end of what has been, what makes our coastal community, the culture, the history of marin. >> reporter: last week, salazar toured the oyster farm, wanting to see it first hand before he issued his final decision. the national park service purchased the land in 1972, which included a 40-year least for the oyster farm to operate. but environmental groups have long thought to evict the farm an

also sir francis drake boulevard. lucky drive.re two locations reported to be can i find it to the left lanes. line one and to answer fans as drake boulevard 1 01 northbound southbound traffic no reports of flooding but even past central sandra fell because of the heavy rain we are picking up a sore right the seven marin county >> wind gusts could get as high as 50 mi. an hour today. let's go to yoli are so report it and it pacifica this morning. >> it was really sneaky almost like a rogue wind. it got really, for men and then out of know where this big gust of wind nearly knocked me over. here comes one now. it is kind kind of hard to demonstrate to show how wendy it is the you can see on your screen you can see everyone's file is really going up in the air because the wind did so caught up under it. it is really when the out here. you need to be careful i have seen some people walking along the beach here. i'm telling you these big gushes of wind really do sneak up on you out of nowhere. they give you a good punch and will stick

northbound lanes on the golden gate bridge from the waldo north end of the tunnel to sir francis drake. traffic moves fine across the span of the golden gate bridge. and taking you out towards the east bay roadwork eastbound. brake lights in both directions through antioch right now. a quick look at bart. 24 bart trains all running on time. that's traffic, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> hearings are set to begin on capitol hill today to investigate the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. as susan mcginnis reports, the witness list now includes former cia director david petraeus. >>> reporter: after calls by congressional leadership, former cia director david petraeus will testify before congress tomorrow about the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> good luck, sir. >> thank you. >> reporter: petraeus was scheduled to testify today before a house intelligence committee but those plans changed after he resigned following his admission of an affair with his biographer, paula broadwell. benghazi is at the center of another capitol hill battle. senate republicans

the one thing drake wouldn't recognize is this business. >> this is the drake oyster farm. it's been a 100 year tradition. >> eight years ago he purchased this oyster farm from a neighbor. >> we produced millions of oisers every year. just over 40% of oysters come from the farm. >> back in 1976 congress passed the wilderness act with the intention of restoring it to the original state. the oyster operation was granted a 40-year lease. the lease expires the end of this week. >> we've always expected and hoped that would be honor by the park service and renewed this year. >> seven years ago lenny was informed the park service had no intention of renewing the lease. debates have raged ever since. >> we just want to be farmers. this has turned into a national debate. >> reporter: some environmental groups say the oyster farm is the one thing standing in the way of the estuary's restoration. >> it's disturbance to harbor seals. disturbance to birds and other wildlife that use the area. >> this decision is significantly important for conservation nationally. congress left the far

interior stopped by the oyster farm in drake sister row to see it firsthand. >> reporter: the drakesay oyster company has farmed its product in drake's estero at the point reyes national seashore for more than 70 years. but since 1976 it's designated environmental refuge. interior secretary ken salazar has the power to grant a ten- year extension to the company and today both sides met to make their case. >> we believe that the secretary will make the decision to continue the farm because part of his responsibility is to preserve the history and culture of our interior land. >> >> the lease terminates on the 30th of november. it's respect for the law and the opportunity. >> reporter: the wilderness supporters say this should be an undisturbed refuge. but oyster farmers say they have been here all along while wildlife has thrived. >> people who have money and then want to walk over the hill and don't want to see nothing there. that's all what it is. >> promise made to the american people into 1976. this should be wilderness. come december 1. >> reporter: those who attended the meeting

. >>> the drakes bay oyster company permit to operate expires today. the u.s.ior secretary refused to extend the permit after visiting the area last week. the company had to shut down its orientations today and laying off all 30 employees. drakes bay oyster company must pull all of its personal property out by the end of february. owner says the entire state will feel the repercussions. >> this would be a crushing blow to seafood production in california. >> drakes bay produces 40% of the oysters for california. that likely will mean higher prices. no word yet what will happen to the eight million oysters that were growing at the facility. >>> more bay area cities are thinking about taxing soda. the city of richmond tried it first but voters rejected it. but now berkeley, vallejo, and alameda county all considering the same idea. the soda industry says that tax won't work because people will just go to a nearby city to buy their drinks without the tax. >>> the $1 bill may soon disappear. congressional auditors want to get raid of the dollar bill entirely and re

. >> owning drake's bay, oyster company., for the first time he hosted the secretary of the interior, ken salazar. >> i chose to come here today because of the importance of this issue. >> reporter: that lease expires november 30. kevin says his business provides about 40% of the nation's oyster. he says if he loses his farm, a lot of people lose a lot more. some environmentalists say it's time to go. >> this is a wilderness area. >> reporter: sylvia earl also meat with secretary salazar today. earl was asking salazar to abide by the 1972 lease agreement with the national parks service. >> main problem now is you're changing the nature of this pristine area. with noise, with structures. >> it has major implications. that's why i'm spending the kind of time understanding all the dimensions of the decision before me. >> reporter: decision time in drake's bay. both sides will know by the end of next week. >>> a new study is raising questions about the value of routine mammograms. the researchers looked at government statistics

. >> owning drake's bay, oyster company. today, for the first time he hosted the secretary of the interior, ken salazar. >> i chose to come here today because of the importance of this issue. >> reporter: that lease expires november 30. kevin says his business provides about 40% of the nation's oyster. he says if he loses his farm, a lot of people lose a lot more. some environmentalists say it's time to go. >> this is a wilderness area. >> reporter: sylvia earl also meat with secretary salazar today. earl was asking salazar to abide by the 1972 lease agreement with the national parks service. >> main problem now is you're changing the nature of this pristine area. with noise, with structures. >> it has major implications. that's why i'm spending the kind of time understanding all the dimensions of the decision before me. >> reporter: decision time in drake's bay. both sides will know by the end of next week. >>> a new study is raising questions about the value of routine mammograms. the researchers looked at government stati

francis drake boulevard.that rain has crossed the golden gate bridge now and portions of downtown san francisco. a wider view of the satellite and radar shows exactly where the cold front is situated. is affecting parts of northern california. is a slow-moving system so we should see later on tonight heading into the overnight hours. more wet weather on the way as we make up tomorrow morning. future cast four shows we will see by 6:00 p.m. tonight ranges north of the golden gate bridge. we have the potential for a sprinkle just in from the system. 9:00 p.m. the yellow on your screen indicates moderate to heavy rain. this would continue despite its way south overnight and in fact the south bay waking up tomorrow morning. it could be a messy one out on the freeways and we of course will be tracking at 40 right here on kron4. afternoon highs looks like everyone is in the '60s. looking ahead gusty winds and cloudy conditions. morning showers on tap for tomorrow but it will taper off by the afternoon. into thanksg

. >> reporter: this area where sir francis drake first landed 433 years ago is now to be california's first federally designated marine wilderness area. at drake's, john fowler. >>> san francisco is ready to celebrate should marriage become legal once again in california. the u.s. supreme court could announce as early as tomorrow afternoon whether it will review the challenge to proposition eight. that same prop says banned same- sex marriage. but if the justices decide not to hear the case then a lower court ruling that found that ban unconstitutional would stand. san francisco city hall is preparing for a rush of same- sex couples and there are also plans under way for a large celebration in the castro district on monday night. >> today house speaker john boehner rejected president obama's proposal to avoid the fiscal cliff. boehner said no progress was made. boehner accused democrats of not being serious of real spending cuts. but democrats say republicans are causing the hold up. the proposal consisted of $1.6 trillion in higher taxes, they also wanted 50 billion for infrastructur

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. >> reporter: this area where sir francis drake first landed 433 years ago is now to be california'sirst federally designated marine wilderness area. at drake's, john fowler. >>> san francisco is ready to celebrate should marriage become legal once again in california. the u.s. supreme court could announce as early as tomorrow afternoon whether it will review the challenge to proposition eight. that same prop says banned same- sex marriage. but if the justices decide not to hear the case then a lower court ruling that found that ban unconstitutional would stand. san francisco city hall is preparing for a rush of same- sex couples and there are also plans under way for a large celebration in the castro district on monday night. >> today house speaker john boehner rejected president obama's proposal to avoid the fiscal cliff. boehner said no progress was made. boehner accused democrats of not being serious of real spending cuts. but democrats say republicans are causing the hold up. the proposal consisted of $1.6 trillion in higher taxes, they also wanted 50 billion for infrastructure.

drake's bay has been in operation since 1934 and is the last cannery on the west coast. >>> health warningut bouncey houses for children. new study shows those houses can be dangerous, the report suggests 30 children a day are sent to the emergency room from bounce house accidents. "good morning america" will have a full report on the dangers posed beginning at 7 a.m. after the abc7 morning news. >>> 5:56. next, thick fog in many parts of the bay area. we'll have the latest on the weather and traffic for your morning commute. >>> cyber monday, the biggest shopping day for online retailers, we'll have a look at what is different and how to protect your personal data. >>> now at 6:00 dense fog spreading across the bay area. here's a live picture from the golden gate bridge where you have to take it slow. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the area with the worst visibility. [ inaudible ] >>> thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. the turkey is again, let's

is she going to take drake?busters at the box office to steamy romances. you know who's going to fill us out on the scoop? rob. >>> and a nebraska grandmother who lost more than half her body weight. we'll meet the newest member of joy's fit club. >>> who's waiting for this? we are going to let it roll with a wild, wild performance from flo rida. he rocked the plaza all day, and he saved a little something special for the girls on the 4th hour. >> mostly his special girl hoda. there is a lot going on there. >>> we're back with more of "today" on this fun day monday. time for today's buzz. where we get the scoop on all the hot hollywood news. >> from last night's american music awards, to a slimmer jessica simpson. naughty but nice rob has the juicy details. >> hi, ladies. it was an amazing night last night, justin bieber dominated, got three awards, including artist of the year with a big award. >> was that a big surprise, rob? >> it was really a huge surprise. he was against katy perry, the surprise of the nigh

take vo ---el secretario del interior ken salazar, informo a los propietarios de "drake's bay oysterendran que cesr sus operaciones por que termina el alquiler de 40 aÑos. ---el gobierno federal tiene planes de restaurar el eco-sistema en la zona a pesar de que los propietarios del negocio han tratado que el gobierno les extienda el tiempo de renta. ---la decision del gobierno significa que 30 personas perderan sus empleos... luego de 90 dias de plazo para desalojar el area. ---los dueÑos de la empresa analizan opciones para instalar los mas de un millon de ostras que tienen en la granja. cesar ---en san jose las autoridades solamente estan esperando el visto bueno de la administracion federal de aviacion para aprobar la construccion de edificios que sobrepasen los 22 pisos... take vo ---la "faa" finalizo recientemente un plan piloto de despegues de emergencia en otros aeropuertos... ---dependiendo del resultado de este estudio la agencia podria permitir la construccion de edificios mas altos en el centro de la ciudad... ---la ciudad de san jose posee varios proyectos de construccion

. >>> mike montgomery and the bears taking on drake in a directv classic. allen crab hits the 3-ball from the corner. they go on a 14-2 run. cal wins 73-70. in anaheim, st. mary's wins 76-64. and stanford versus missouri in the bahamas, under a minute to go, 70-66 missouri. the lay-in, missouri wins 78-70. that out of college basketball tonight. >> thanks for watching.

recently investigators adrian sandoval and drake carpenter began hearing about a renewed battle on the streets between two long time rivals trksz lat the kings and maniac latin disciples. >> what are you? >> maniac. >> it's hot over there. what kind of case do you have? >> my backup? a couple of misdemeanors. resisting. >>>> what do they call you? >> the maniacs, they've been at war with a lot of other big gangs they've been at washing with the cobras, gangsters, the kings. one of the biggest, bloodiest wars were themselves, killing each other. >> you're recording so you can see my face. you know what i mean? shoot me. >> the maniac latin disciples, or mlds, represent the second largest latino street gang in chicago. founded in the 1960s, they got their start in humboldt park on the city's northwest side and branched out from there. they now claim up to 3,000 members who must obey strict codes of conduct. above all no, one is to cooperate with law enforcement. but sandoval and carpenter have seen gang members break that cardinal rule time and time again. they've personally recruited ma

. >> let's get to chief meteorologist paul deanno who is draking this storm. >> and there is now a lot to track. we're seeing a lot of activity just to the north of the golden gate and anywhere north and west of interstate 80. look at the radar, see how active it is. clear lake pouring, hidden valley lake, pouring, santa rosa, north up to clover dale, it is pouring. that's nevada nevada and the bay. south of the golden gate is not getting heavy rain fall. all of that heavy rain is creeping slowly to the south. it's going to be a wet day all day tomorrow, windy at times with rough surf. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for the coastline and all moint nous areas and the north bay and wand advisory is in effect for tomorrow morning. this is just in, look at this future cast, by 5:00 sunday, total rain fall there is not one part of the bay area that will receive less than three inches of rain. the rain will be pouring o over the next three days. . >> all right paul, thanks. north bay, that's where it's happening, elizabeth cook is getting drenched. >> that's righ

interior secretary al czar just announced the government is shutting -- shutting down the drakes bay oyster company. ending a long environmental battle. salazar visited last week and concluded the landscape should be returned to wilderness. environmentalists say it threatened seals. senator feinstein fought to save the farm saying it was key to the area's economy. the lease expires tomorrow. >>> meteorologist lisa argen taking a look at that second storm on the way. >> wind gusts 35 miles an hour, light rain already reported around the bay ear. live look from our sutro camera clouds thickening and lowering, main rain is several hours off we are already feeling the affects look at mount tam, windy, rainy conditions some of this rain is a lot of low level moisture, live drop her not picking up all, but you see the blue here reporting light rain darker green is the leading edge of what has to get here, it is going to take through the over might hours heaviest rain timing not good for tomorrow's morning rush. right now picking up rain from highway 101 through american canyon, peninsula a

drakes will have to close tomorrow. >> reporter: oyster farming is ending. >> disbelief, a combination that creates a shock. >> reporter: interior secretary salazar personally phoned him today. larry says he was stunned that the park lease is over. his family business gone, 30 people instantly out of work. >> this is going to have a profound effect to west marin. >> reporter: customers also stunned. >> it's so sad that now this will not happen anymore. we could very well be the last people. >> reporter: last wednesday we showed you secretary salazar visiting. an environmental impact study found the farm harmed marine mammals. it has gotten praise for sustainability, low environmental impact and jobs in marin. >> right now i feel bad. >> reporter: what are you going to do? >> i don't know. >> reporter: the company says it cannot relocate. and the oysters harvested here, 40% of the state's total will bring up prices. >> this will be a blow to prices in california. >> reporter: this the place that sir francis is now to be california's first federally designated marine wilderness area. hea

flair from the uk band the wanted and south korean spy. 2012 artist of the year will be awarded to drakeerry, maroon 5 or rihanna. up to the fans. >>> for the 6th year the winners are chosen through online voting and a new category is added for electronic music. abc news los angeles. >>> welcome to maryland's spotlight. i'm kim night, you hear about programs on television or radio dealing with donating your vehicle. i have a unique program here today called vehicles for change. joining me is the president martin schwartz and thank for being here. >> thank you. >> tell me about vehicles of change, how is it different from these other programs. >> we are different in the way we use the car, vehicles for change is to provide transportation to low-income families. we take the car if it is in good enough condition and repair it and identify a family that needs it to get to a job. >> that has to make a difference. tell me about walk in your shoes program. >> back in october, we did it in d c as well, we had a program to bring to light to the public, the trials that are families go through with

drake. various lanes blocked. westbound 580 taillights moving westbound, so far, so good in the commute direction going against the commute we still have roadwork through areas of livermore. the eastbound lanes approaching north greenville. 880 the nimitz we like this camera. everything quiet towards downtown and the macarthur maze. that's a check of your time- saver traffic. for more on this crazy weather forecast, mother nature just cannot make up her mind. >> no. i know. we like it. i mean, today is going to be just something else outside. we had a beautiful weekend weather-wise. today is going to be warmer and lots of records being set outside. temperatures mainly in the 50s. we are seeing some patchy ground fog showing up in the north bay valleys into napa and santa rosa. so watch out for that early on this morning but this afternoon, enjoying that sunshine all the way to the coastline. it's a beach day and we won't have many of these days for t remainder of the year. 80s, a beautiful d

the farm's lease on drake's estero expires tomorrow. salazar said it should be returned to the wilderness. supporters including senator dianne feinstein had defended the oyster farm and called the decision, quote, flawed. >>> in oakland today, some of our nation's finest were lining up to get a job. veterans who served in iraq and afghanistan even vietnam went to the oakland coliseum hoping to get their foot in the door. veteran job seekers donning their sunday best and for the most part a sea of suits and ties. but some opted to be more casual and emphasize comfort especially their feet. a lesson learned from when their boots were truly on the ground. >> you know, you have to take care of yourself especially with your feet, now. if you are on your feet all the time, you know that. >> reporter: and in this case, employers such as chevron, home depot and pg&e do care where these men and women have walked. their military experiences now an asset in the private sector. >> we know that veterans, they know safety. we didn't have to train the

roadwork northbound and southbound 101 starting at sir francis drake southbound tamalpais drive exitclosed until 5:30 northbound between strawberry, mill valley, cortamadera for roadwork. highway 13 closed broadway terrace moraga avenue, emergency roadwork opening 5:00 this morning, detour in place there. >>> service should be back to normal following an accident on the tracks in redwood city. service was delayed after a train slammed into a car at maple street last night. a woman and a child were able to get out of car before the crash, no one else was injured. no word why the car was on the tracks. caltrans says oracle freezing rain says their trains were delayed up to 30 minutes. >>> 21-year-old behind bars after police say he broke too the napa county home of nancy pelosi. investigators say he broke into pelosi's home twice, once monday and again the next day. investigators say things were ransacked and broken. they say he had2dáÑ watch that was taken from pelosi's highways. pelosi was not there. -- investigators say he has admitted to burglarizing half a dozen homes in that area

officials shutdown a lane of northbound 101 before sir francis drake because of standing water. >> the show treacherous. it is very bad. -- very windy, very bad. i had to take my dog to the vet that's the only reason i'm out. >> reporter: what are you going to do now? >> go home. >> reporter: the north bay knew it was coming, lucia was rushing to get the paper distributed, trying to beat the storm. >> it is very difficult, the newspaper wet and you have work very be careful. >> reporter: signs on himler avenue in mill valley warned of what was coming still there were those who weren't prepared. some made due with that they had, even as highway 101 and highway 1 started flooding this woman still wasn't aware before she drove through it. >> i'm not aware of how big this storm is. should i be nervous? should i be preparing? i don't live in the flats. >> reporter: emergency officials worry about people who haven't prepared. they say with rain this heavy and a couple of storms still on the horizon, problems are a matter of if, not when. >> the most concern is citizens and make sure they kno

grae drake is here to give us her review.nor of veterans day, she'll count down our war movies. first, we want to take a look at "skyfall." >> 007 reporting for duty. >> where have you been? >> the key as it's always been very much with this one, maybe because we had a little more time, was to get them into a room and ask them what are they thinking and hopefully what comes out of it is something special, a creative experience. >> i was wondering if you would do me the honor of picking a bond girl name. >> that's difficult. >> pinky hijinx. >> i love that, pinky hijinx. >> i'm considering legally changing it, actually. >> how was it talking to james bond, daniel craig? i heard he was easy on the eyes. >> oh, goodness, yes. i can totally relate to every villain in these last three movies of his because he is fun to interrogate. loved this. the whole cast was so spectacular, and this movie mirrors that. they seem like they were having a really good time doing it, an even better time talking about it. javier bardem is so good in

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ken salazar announced the closure of drake's bay oyster company. salazar concluded the oyster company should return it to wilderness. senator dianne feinstein says it was the key part of the area's economy. >> dan: coming up, how online gamers can turn their digital play for toys tos. >> around new water planted, a proposal that might not sit well with santa clara county residents. >> michael finney will show you how people in the bay area rate their cellphone companies. you'll see which ones came out on top. >> cheryl: take a look at live doppler 7. you can see the storm covering the north part heading in the bay area right now. the >>> san mateo county is battle state of the water recycling plant that could some day make the dirtiest water drinkable. heather ishimaru joins us live in north san jose with the story. >> reporter: the water recycled here at this new plant will not be for drinking, whether it be for irrigation and industry. it could be that the technology they are using here in 15 years or so could be used to clean any waste water to

interior secretary al czar just announced the government is shutting -- shutting down the drakes bay oyster company. ending a long environmental battle. salazar visited last week and concluded the landscape should be returned to wilderness. environmentalists say it threatened seals. senator feinstein fought to save the farm saying it was key to the area's economy. the lease expires tomorrow. >>> meteorologist lisa argen taking a look at that second storm on the way. >> wind gusts 35 miles an hour, light rain already reported around the bay ear. live look from our sutro camera clouds thickening and lowering, main rain is several hours off we are already feeling the affects look at mount tam, windy, rainy conditions some of this rain is a lot of low level moisture, live drop her not picking up all, but you see the blue here reporting light rain darker green is the leading edge of what has to get here, it is going to take through the over might hours heaviest rain timing not good for tomorrow's morning rush. right now picking up rain from highway 101 through american canyon, peninsula a

mark matthew is live on sir francis drake boulevard. >> reporter: we are in downtown fairfax the cabin that burned last night is a mile and a half from here. the cabin is at a dead end road 40 meadow way in the cascade canyon, a neighborhood outside the city limits of fairfax. the cabin caught fire last night by the time firefighters arrived, it was almost to the ground. an hour ago, a very emotionally distraught woman came to the scene demanding to get past the police barricade. >> no! i want to go to the house now, come with me. >> i need you to stay behind the firemen. >> talk to him, calm down. >> i'm the caregiver, i do hospice this is the son of my boss. why can't i go up there? >> i can have you pass this line. >> why? >> the woman says she is the estranged wife of the cabin's owner. police are talking with her now. >> came in 1:30, 2:00 last night they had troubl locating it conflicting reports about what was going on up here thought it was a transformer located the fire by the time they got here the fire was fully involved. >> reporter: the fire marshal says they are still in

officials shutdown a lane of northbound 101 before sir francis drake because of standing water. >> the show treacherous. it is very bad. -- very windy, very bad. i had to take my dog to the vet that's the only reason i'm out. >> reporter: what are you going to do now? >> go home. >> reporter: the north bay knew it was coming, lucia was rushing to get the paper distributed, trying to beat the storm. >> it is very difficult, the newspaper wet and you have work very be careful. >> reporter: signs on himler avenue in mill valley warned of what was coming still there were those who weren't prepared. some made due with that they had, even as highway 101 and highway 1 started flooding this woman still wasn't aware before she drove through it. >> i'm not aware of how big this storm is. should i be nervous? should i be preparing? i don't live in the flats. >> reporter: emergency officials worry about people who haven't prepared. they say with rain this heavy and a couple of storms still on the horizon, problems are a matter of if, not when. >> the most concern is citizens and make sure they kno

a brand new ipad and we are giving it away to kelly drake in dublin, california.he is one of our winners and she's joining us via skype right this minute along with her twin 6-year-olds. were you so excited to find out that you were one of our winners in our giveaway. >> i was very surprised. we were just starting our friday usual movie night and i laid on the couch checking e-mail and when i saw it come through i went kind of crazy. i showed them the e-mail and let them know that i did win. >> are you going to use the ipad to maybe find the tooth fairy on google maps because i think this guy might have a couple visits in his future here? >> yes. actually the tooth fairy came on saturday night. saturday. the tooth fairy has been busy. >> what types of videos do you find most appealing? >> i like the shocking videos and the video of the week. i don't like to surf the internet when i'm off so it's a nice sit around and kind of watch what's on the internet. >> we're so thrilled you watch our show and we're excited to send you a brand new ipad. >> thank you. i cannot

makes you wonder how somebody like drake handles their entire fleet. - yeah, well, he's from a lawless- there's no laws. here in the u.s., you gotta work within the system. okay, if you want a handicap parking pass, you gotta go out and get a handicap parking pass. you gotta beat the system up from the inside. like rappers with vaginas. like, because they beat 'em. - yeah. - whatever it takes, man. i just don't want to get another ticket. i mean, is it weird if we made up a handicap, like, a disease? what's the disease that old people get where you start forgetting things? what is that? - old timers. - yeah, still, i don't know if that's a good idea. it's not cool to pretend you're handicapped. right? - whoa! i got it. telamericorp is hiring, right? we can ask our real-life handicapped cousin devin to work here, and use his pass! - yeah. that'll work. - all right. - i haven't seen him in a while, though. i'm excited to see him. he couldn't come to thanksgiving because my grandma's house has stairs, and he can't walk up stairs! [laughing] oh, man, that guy. - oh, jeez! are there cats ev

a brand new ipad and we are giving it away to kelly drake in dublin california. is one of our winners and joining us via skype right this minute along with her twin 6-year-olds. were you so excited to find out that you were one of our winners in our giveaway? i was very surprised. we were just starting our friday usual movie night and i just laid on the couch checking e-mail. when i saw it come through i kind of went kind of crazy. they were one dering what i was yelling about. i showed them the e-mail and let them know i did win. >> what types of videos do you find most appealing? >> i like the shocking videos and the video of the week. i work from home all the time so i don't like to surf the internet when i'm off. it's a nice sit around and kind of watch what's on the internet. >> we are so thrilled that you watch our show and we're so excited to send you a brand new ipad. >> thank you. i cannot wait to get it. the kids can play their games. they like angry birds. like angry birds? >> [ inaudible ]. >> yeah. and then dago. >> thank you for watching and miles a