flight 30 now arriving from london, gate four. passengers on flight 128, the conference special, may now board at gate 27. flight 128, the conference special, is now loading at gate 27. i wonder who that could be. i'll be right back. ...please board now at gate 27. will all passengers holding tickets for flight 128, the conference special, please report to gate 27. hello? hello, hello? hello? dad! get a doctor and an ambulance. don't move him! don't move him until you get a doctor and an ambulance. david, are you all right? don't momo. i'm all right. thank god. where's dad? what happened to dad? now, be quiet. be quiet! the conference special, sh will professor david garrow please report to gate 27. open channel d. yes, mr. solo? we were right, sir. professor garrow's been taken. we didn't interfere. then proceed as planned. so you knew and still you persuadedd my father to walk into a trap? yes, mr. garrow. a signal from that transmitter my husband is a scientist, in another plane at this very moment. not a law enforcement agent.

gate toll plaza will take you 14 minutes. and then let's talk about the lakers versus golden state warriors today in oakland. warriors at 7:30 p.m. so expect a couple of delays along the nimitz freeway this evening. also, mass transit for you we have a few updates here. the fremont richmond line is delayed 10 minutes this morning due to track maintenance between hayward and south hayward. also ace trains 1, 7, 8 and 10 will not be running due to the holiday schedule. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> >>> the band okay go is make headlines again. if the name doesn't spark a memory their music videos might. ♪[ music ] >> after okay go founders won a grammy for the hit 10 years, they assumed that was it. but now after a decade of viral hits and music videos viewed millions of times they have an ingenuity award from the smithsonian. >> it's the smithsonian. like that's crazy. we started this band almost 20 years ago. maybe at the most we might be dreaming about a grammy. >> most of the music videos are shot

gates said you are leaving the american lines undefended. i want to fight a defensive battle between these lines. arnold was saying, wait a minute, those lines are not even complete over here. they could turn our flank. they are good. this is a really good army. you don't want to leave this flank open down here. we've got to make them out here on friedman's farm. gates kept objecting. arnold kept sending units from his division forward anyway. arnold even went and recruited volunteers from units that he did not command. because of his personality, a lot of these guys said, sure, i will go along. this resulted in gates getting more and more angry about what was happening. here is the farm. at about 11:00 in the morning on this 19th -- on september 19. you can see that the farm is not a very big clearing. the clearing is still today as it was then. the british are about to come out of these words up here. morgan with his riflemen was the first out here. he had been told by gates to harass the british army, not get engaged. do what you can to h

gate or d. gate? >> that way? >> reporter: confusion for sky harbor airport starting at 9:00 monday morning. >> it is pretty bad. >> reporter: security screeners stopped a man who was traveling with his family at the gate b. checkpoints according to screeners. they wanted to look at a device he was carrying. on closer inspection there was concern so they called the bomb squad. eight gates were shut down. many passengers, as you can from the sky fox view were bussed to other concourses to catch planes from there. elevators were stopped, the sky train was suspended as officers checked that item. meanwhile, several hundred passengers worried and waited. >> got in here and couldn't get to the b. gates and went to the a. gates and there was a two-hour line to get in there. i could snake in there and get my flight. >> i think we will make our plane. >> reporter: lines snaked through the concourse. by 11:00 a.m., phoenix police cleared the b. gate area and the c. gate area declaring them safe. the man with the device was

[applause] >> robert neal. >> bill and melinda gates. [applause] >> tom hanks. [applause] >> lawrence michaels. [applause] [applause] [laughter] >> robert redford. [applause] >> diana ross. [applause] >> bruce springsteen. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, president of the united and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] >> we've got some work to do here. it is not all fun and games. welcome to the white house. extraordinaryrate americans who have lifted our spirits, strengthened our unions, pushed us. i have always loved doing this event. this is a particularly impressive bunch. we have innovators and artists. rabble-rousers, athletes, or mound character actors like the guy from space jam. [laughter] we pay tribute to those distinguished individuals when our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. let me tell you about each of them. first we came close to missing out on a bill and melinda gates incredible partnership because apparently bill's opening line was

anthony's formed a club and john then the superintendent the golden gate park laid out the bowling greena permanent green now and then was opened in 1902 during the course the 1906 san francisco earthquake that citywide much the city the greens were left that with an ellen surface and not readers necessarily 1911 it had the blowing e bowling that was formed in 1912 the parks commission paid laying down down green number 2 the san francisco lawn club was the first opened in the united states and the oldest on the west their registered as san francisco lark one 101 and ti it is not all fierce competition food and good ole friend of mine drive it members les lecturely challenge the stories some may be true some not memories of past winners is reversed presbyterian on the wall of champions. >> make sure you see the one in to the corner that's me and. >> no? not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >> play ball. >> yes. >> almos

the gates are still open. please tell people they can go through. >> can i buy a ticket rex >> reporter: some are confused. others surprise. the kiosk to pay is out of order and handwritten note that says free entry. some writers not convinced pausing before heading through the gates because they don't know why. >> i thought it was the reaction like for thanksgiving. >> we thought it was surprising. for culture committee but it was a holiday promotion but that's not the case. the san francisco municipal transit agency had its computer system hacked. >> ohno! i didn't know that. >> i think that's fantastic. not that they got hacked, but that the rise every. >> once they heard about the hat, concerns set in. >> if they have access to that, they have access to anything else. >> others want to buy a people would hack a public transit system. >> to hack the system seems counterintuitive. checking to see the casspi honey. this is out of order on the top and there's a sign that says free entry. the no word on when th

. >> gates open, 530. meantime there is music down here. it is a party atmosphere here a it is a party here, and go tribe. she knows how to get the crowd going there at gateway plaza we have seen the fans com together, very reminiscent of game one last week. there is a guy there, he is wearing the red coat that is matt wright. here on the field, the players are getting and their here were starting to get more action, justst a few hours away with gates open in about half an hour, their said enough food stands and the bear. is the fans wait for the gates open.wa they will get their red rally towels. we' it is still involving. we have waited since we were kids. >> i moved up here to go to clu the state partially because the indians or go this is amazing t me. tonight is the night for sure. >> i feel good about tomlin. hunter hayes seems the national anthem tonight. they will come and as soon as gates open, expect some of them tog run to their stand it feels wonderful out here. on november 1. with 70s. almost breaking a sweat. chicago cubs. and

golden gate toll plaza. that will take you just about 15 minutes. moving over now to the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 after the high-rise we have a two-vehicle crash blocking the right lane here causing some delays, as well. and a look at the slow traffic. it is creating. 880 to 101 will take you up to 30 minutes, too. let's move now to calgary flames versus the san jose sharks in the south bay face- off at 7:30. roberta, i know you're a sharks fan. >> huge sharks fan. yes, i am. thank you, roqui. good morning, everybody. live weather camera looking outdoors. we have clear skies. it's not as chilly this morning as it was 24 hours ago by a couple of degrees. looking east, we can see the bright lights of the estuary of oakland. we can see the port of oakland. and visibility is unlimited at this time. temperatures are into the 40s and 50s. it's now 52 in livermore where yesterday at this hour it was 44. we have a high surf advisory in effect for today through tomorrow morning for this huge highlighted area wh

william h gates iii and melinda gates.ew people have had the profound global impact of bill and me linda gates. through their work at the foundation, they demonstrated how the most capable and fortunate among us have a responsibility to use talents and resources to tackle the world's greatest challenges. from helping women and girls lift themselves out of poverty to empowering young mind, they transformed countless lives with generosity and innovation. bill and melinda gates inspire us with optimism that together we can remake the world as it should be. frank gary. lever limited boy conventional materials, styles or processes, his bold and thoughtful structures induces wonder and ve r revitalizes communities. he garn his career by building imaginally homes with scrap metal from his grandfather's store. his work strikes a balance between experimentation and functionality. from his pi yearing use of technology to the dozens of awe-inspiring sites that bear his style to his public service with work with turn around arts, fran

the deflate gate the saga around that. the ad was filmed in chest nut hill. >> anchor: we get a closer look now from 7's dan hausle. >> just because something's great year after year doesn't mean something's going on. >> reporter: tom brady seething with anger in unfound allegations from foot locker. deflate gate never spoken. >> it starts with questions. questions turn into assumptions. vacations. why would you punish greatness for something that never happened. >> reporter: happy to let me give him a first look. >> solid acting definitely. >> you wouldn't think he would have those emotions. >> i'd be curious to hear his take on that. >> reporter. >> tom's a good actor. that's his thing th with emotions like that. >> it was almost like it was natural for him. >> reporter: edelman the only one that thought brady theeded help. >> need pore pore chino in him. >> reporter: the commercial was shot in the final week of brady suspension. tom brady fan but admits she doesn't know much about football. >> when i start to move live

the golden gate bridge long overdue for critical repairs. we investigate the delay that could be putting safety at risk. >> and a bay area teacher calling it quits after he is comparing donald trump to hitler. what he claims about the lesson that ended his career. ,, ,, (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. tourists come from all over the world to admire it. the gold y >>> our top story at 6:30, thousands of people drive across it every day. tourists come from all over the world to admire it. it's a bay area treasure but we discovered some important maintenance work hasn't been done in decades on the golden gate bridge. kpix 5's jeffrey schaub got some answers starting across the bay. >> reporter: this may look like just a simple work site. but it's not. these are caltrans bridge painters hunkered down on a platform suspended midair painting and repainting t

bill gates said there is only two things second kill 10 million people around the world, nuclear warnd a biological event. what hasok back to happened, it has happened before. even 1957 with the influenza pandemic, it cost 3% of the world's gdp. a relatively small outbreak cost $3 billion. we don't know when the next one will come, where will come from or what it will be the we are certain there will be a next one. with the gates foundation interest in this, you have been involved with ebola specifically zika how was this that it disruptive? >> we need to be ready for the worst-case scenario. the world needs to be ready for pandemic flu. but what we learned from ebola is there are a couple of things underutilized and not fit for is in the world, and one government, and the global health security agenda has gotten more attention. the second thing is having the right tools. the focus on global health, research and development, the focus on tool development, those are aments of global r&d big focus of the foundation. somethinge talk about "contagion," we saw this last summer house somet

gates iii and melinda french gates.applause] >> few people have had the profound global impact of bill and melinda gates. thrheir work at the bill -- ough their work at the bill and melinda gates foundation, they have demonstrated how the most capable and fortunate among us have the responsibility to use their talents and resources to tackle the world's greatest challenges, from helping women and girls lifted themselves and their families out of poverty, to empowering and minds across america, they have transformed countless lives with their generosity and innovation. bill and melinda gates continue to inspire us with their optimism that together we can remake the world as it should be. [applause] >> frank gehry. [applause] >> never limited by conventional materials, styles or processes, , his bold and thoughtful structures show architectures ability to revitalize communities. a creative mind from an early

and she knew the elder gates. she called mary gates.hey tried to get bill to come, he did not want to come to meet a stockbroker. but mary was a very firm type. finally they started negotiating hours and she said for hours, and he said one hour. when we met, we talked for about 11 hours straight. david: so that was the beginning . of the relationship. mr. buffett: we hit it off. david: but you did not buy any shares? mr. buffett: i bought 100 shares just to keep track of what this young kid was doing. david: and he is now on your board? mr. buffett: yes. we have a lot of fun talking. david: let me ask about the philanthropic things you have done with bill and melinda. how did the idea of giving your money to somebody else's foundation come to you? mr. buffett: i originally planned that my first wife would handle the disposition of, well, everything. we came to that conclusion in our 20's, we started the buffett foundation over 50 years ago. but i did not give away a lot of money during those intermediate years because i thought it was c

. >> with the gates foundation obviously to be involved with the ebola specifically and zika virus how was this that it will be disrupted? and social unrest? >> from the gates foundations standpoint first negative you just heard from tom we must be ready for the worst-case scenario. but what we learned from ebola is they're underutilized and not ready and one is the government makes the call when the things happen and it has gotten a lot more attention and to have the right tools. the focus on global health and those investments of

gates open at 5:30 p.m.. the crowd is gathering outside on the plaza, melissa it is the world series. it is beautiful, thank you very much. just four hours live from first pitch, gateway plaza is packed. they are set up to go into the game. that will be a huge watch party where they can watch if they cannot go inside for game six. people already set to go for a prime location. as i said earlier the fans are excited and this is what they said.d.s i have two bottles of it has been a good season. the monsters wildly calder cup, the cavaliers the nba championship soths it is only fitting that they world series comes to us.t bit. as you can tell, the energy her is so high. the ready to celebrate here at home. tomato production said that i think this is in the bag she said that i have predicted five and a have been right every time. that is here at the plaza but others cannot wait to get inside.si >> matt wright joins us from centerfield gate. they are waging, to get in here and about one hour and a half, it's grea

from marin to san francisco on the golden gate bridge, 580 to golden gate toll plaza will

she should have done in water gate. because the immediate appearance of imparchty was destroyed. it wasn't a business meet. this is something that the two a arranged and she agreed to speak with the former president are who was the husband of hillary clinton. and if hillary clinton is elected she can promote loretta lynch to the u.s. supreme court, give her ambassador position, appointed a special prosecutor. the special prosecutor would have been in the position to decide whether to make anything public, which was done during the water gate special prosecution. they investigated the then president ford for campaign violations when he was a member of congress. they a announced, it was closed less than 30 days before the election, but at least you would have removed the fbi from the position that comey had which was to make these statements which i think were improper, but reason was because loretta lynch phased out and didn't appoint a special prosecutor. >> i don't disagree with a lot of what you have said. what she should have done is recused herself formally, and then turned i

with regard to golden gate park i think we have been updating you along the way but we completed the last of nine speed humps in golden gate park on jfk park on the western part and people routinely travel i think seven to 9 miles above the speed limit and we expect it's higher at night. this came as a result in part of the mayor's august 4 executive directive that directed us to work in short order with rec and park to bring improvements to the area in six months. we did it in four months and directed us to work with rec and park on a longer evaluation of the park and used as a thory way and the speeds traveling and make it safer so we're starting a dialogue with community members this winter to explore potential solutions for changes in the park and i may have mentioned this last time but to reinforce we will be convening with rec and park and open house and december 3 from 10 to noon in the golden gate the fair building and encourage folks to participate if they have an interest in golden gate park and making it safer. next vision zero item or update i wanted to give you a lot bit

liz: bill gates, started in 1975, microsoft.rld's wealthiest man, taken much of the wealth with his wife at helm, bill and melinda gates foundation. solving the world's problems, curing diseases and much more. let me ask you this about the blind trust, charlie. the blind trust -- >> if he put it in a blind trust. liz: his kids would run it. even the "new york post" which endorsed him said, one run by his children will not pass the sniff test. >> it doesn't. clearly he is so close to his kids. michael bloomberg, when he ran city hall, disassociated himself largely with bloomberg, lp. i'm sure there was some contacts. he was not president. he was mayor of new york. hard for mayor of new york directly benefit bloomberg, lp. i guess you could do something with wall street and make them buy your terminals but it's a stretch. as president of the united states, if you're doing business overseas, you can do that. that is the problem he has. i will say this, putting context, the clinton foundation had the same problems, right? hillary cl

bill gates said there is only two things second kill 10 million people nuclear war and a biologically event . so it has happened before. 1919 even 1957 with the influence the pandemic cost 3% of the world's gdp so relatively small outbreak these are deadly and costly problems. we don't know when the next one will, where will be brcs certain there is the next one. >> with the gates foundation obviously to be involved with the ebola specifically and zika virus how was this that it will be disrupted? and social unrest? >> from the gates foundations standpoint first negative you just heard from tom we must be ready for the worst-case scenario. but what we learned from ebola is they're underutilized and not ready and one is the government makes the call when the things happen and it has gotten a lot more attention and to have the right tools. the focus on global health and those investments of global r&d is a big focus of the foundation. in to be something super scary like the movie we saw this last summer house something like zika virus that was thought not to be a big threat spread by a

more real news ahead, including gates. the long time critic of president-elect trump is in studio 57 for his first interview since the election. our "issues that matter" series looks at the challenges the trump administration face around the world. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> still thousands without power across alabama after that powerful storm system pounded the state. >> 150 homes and businesses have been destroyed. many of them look like this >>> trump said he will have a press conference on december 15th to explain how he is going to unwind his connections to his business empire. >> during the campaign, donald trump repeatedly expressed a promise to keep american jobs and, for now at least, it looks like he meant what he said. >>> soccer team was supposed to play tonight what would have been the biggest match in its history. instead, today, they are planning a mass funeral. >> although the governor has ordered evacuation supply blockade. >>> interviews have been done with sherri papini th

my case with bridge gate is a perfect example.anyone knew whether i did anything wrong, i was guilty. and mrs. clinton is a victim of the same culture and mr. trump has been a victim of the same culture. certain instances that people talk about with him, this is a bad bad thing for our country. ,and i think jim comey reacted to that same atmosphere and said , i do not want to be accused of covering something up, so i will let it out. charlie: they were put forward by people associating with you , and that is why this is so damming of the culture. chris: not of the culture, charlie, because then you are indicting all the other people who worked for me, who were incredibly good people. charlie: just the bad apples. of any collection of people these are bad apples? , chris: i cannot imagine that in your career that you have not hired someone who in retrospect you look back and said and said , the stakes are different when i hired someone then you do. everyone of us has made mistakes. here is my mistake. i trusted people who were unwo

the metro gate and ticket kiosks are back up and running. their computer system was hacked friday and after that the transit organization deliberately opened up the fare gates and offered free rides. >> we had little information so we took the step to open the fare gates so no possible transaction situations that could impact customers. >> they claim no rider information was leaked and the hack didn't affect services. >> we want to make sure we turn all systems back to normal. >> reporter: but the question is who was behind this? the examiner was able to contact the hacker. they said they were only doing it for the money and to make sure they secure their computer system before they hack again. >> it's highly likely these hackers went after low hanging fruit and something they felt was easy to hack. >> reporter: security analysts and former fbi assistant special agent in charge jeff harp called this an tunistic hack. >> it could have been through an email account. they create a back door into the system and hack into the account. >> still no

there are two gates. the monterey side, there's a beautiful ornamental gate that welcomes people. all bungalows. >> what do you mean by that? >> traditionally, it is all on of little half story -- it is up on a little half story. they are smaller homes. there were supposed to be within reach of the average working man. >> architecturally, the bomb blows -- bungalows were derived from craftsman style and affected by the mission revival. this is a very attractive neighborhood. for years, i would appraise in this neighborhood and think, these homes are lovely. they have fairly large lots. they are set back. they are attractive treescapes. they were very under-valued. that has not been the case for 10 or more years. >> ingleside was more of a hodgepodge. it developed piecemeal. it was not macro planned in any way. >> this looks like it was over the track, but it is not. >> you will find early reports of people saying it was a dog racing track. >> this is the racing track. this is on the southwest side. >> ing

from marin to san francisco on the golden gate bridge, 580 to golden gate toll plaza will take you 14 minutes. you can count the cars as they head in now. moving to the bay bridge toll plaza, looking pretty good heading into downtown san francisco. now is the time. carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will just take you 19 minutes. also, in san francisco, today parking meters and seven-day street sweeping areas are in force. so definitely keep that in mind. we don't want you getting any parking tickets but residential permit parking is not being enforced. moving over to the san mateo bridge here from hayward to foster city, that will take you a quick 13 minutes between 880 and 101. and then to the south bay all green so that means 101, 280, 87 are all smooth commutes right now in the area. 1 p.m. islanders and sharks playing, may cause delays. >>> a south san francisco police officer is in the hospital and his attacker is jailed this morning. police say the suspect caused a disturbance on grand avenue. kpix 5's maria medina is live in south san francisco with an up

. >> let's head from marin into san francisco via the golden gate bridge. 580 to golden gate toll plaza will take 14 minutes. along the bay bridge toll plaza, those metering lights will turn on around 5:30 this morning so expect they delay through the toll into the city. carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take you 19 minutes. across the span of the bay bridge, five minutes between 880 and 101. >>> the manhunt continues for two inmates who broke out of the main jail in santa clara county. kpix 5's andria borba explains how they escaped. >> reporter: the inmates broke out of the oldest part of the jail, which was built in 1950. two of those four men are still not back behind bars. using saws to cut steel bars and knotting bedsheets together to shimmy out it was a jail break straight out of a hollywood script but officials in santa clara county say this wasn't fiction. >> the fact that these bars were cut the way they were, um, it wasn't something that he just, you know, thought of in a minute. it's something that probably took some previous planning. >> reporter

this is the main gate. those pillars where the gates are my look familiar to you guys there are a similar set of three just south of the castle. it turns out these were originally at the smithsonian. for whatever reason they were rejected and which of them. -- and we took them. they were a renwick design. they were re-created. the ones of south of the castle were put in place. they are the same material that was used extensively in washington construction in the 19th century. a local quarry of the potomac river. it was used extensively, that is the stone on these pillars. it was also used to trim a couple of the buildings in the cemetery. the smithsonian castle is this red sandstone. when you go by, you will see our gate. there is looking at it from the other side, a gatehouse behind it. you can see an little bit of that sandstone trim on the gatehouse here and some other places, but not in this picture. when you come in there is a sign that says welcome in here is what you can and cannot do. i guess all pl

in fact, into a part of the golden gate bridge right now. you see the speeds are moving well. the crash in hayward, i told you we'd check on it, but no problems. southbound 101 just in to san francisco, there's a crash into the toll plaza. we'll look at the live camera. we don't see any sewing, a big rig reportedly clipped one of the toll booths there from the looks of the traffic flow, no big deal. who chp vehicles have been turned away from the scene. just one there to help out with paperwork. not much of an issue. we'll track that. a look at your travel times for the south bay. no delays for the freeway. getting word of police activity center road and monterey. we're tracking that as well. >> we're actually making calls to the newsroom and checking what's going on there. 4:47 right now. cyber monday. are you sad? it may be over. >> i shed a couple tears. >> it's giving tuesday which is a great thing. people can keep shopping for those deals. they're still out there. >> there is hope yet. for that and the rest of the news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc

here in front of gateway plaza, gates open at 5:30 p.m. you can say that these fans are excited, optimistic,fa they are ready they say that it will happen tonight. and as we know, nothing is give in northeast ohio, everything i earned. they are going to do it tonight. can't wait to get inside. >> matt wright joins us with more fans from the left-field gatete. you can say it is a little bit quieter this is where many of those fans will come into standing room only spots. there are just a few staff members are getting ready.e they've got the boxes of the re rally. there were a ton of cubs fans. several sections were all cubs fans, they were loud and on their feet, mini-bat from our >> i am excited to get down. we will be waiting. corey kluber is going to do it for us and whatat the rest of t pitching staff, andrew miller and their awesome. francisco lindor is going to have a walkoff aced it to win the game. >> you got it all planned out. >> yes. jim thome will throw out the first pitch tonight.. there is a mystery as to who will be singing t

and visitors alike on our waterfront my personal capacity i have served on the board of the golden gate care onservancy and the parks successful and open to all visitors in san franciscans in bayview receipts the consciousnesscy helps to provide are interpret programs with the golden gate bridge and alcatraz and we many of you potentially visited the centers on alcatraz so i strongly urge to adopt this measure that will create and place for the alcatraz experience and have full confidence in the port. >> thank you very much next speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors nice to see you familiar with both sides in the member six the conservancy - this is go for inform san francisco and glad to see this the correspondencecy don't a great job with the celebration a world-class capture and they'll do a great job. >> thank you, commissioner. >> morning john sftravel as you may know there are 24.6 million visitors they spend billions of dollars every hour everyday and support 76 plus jobs one of the most attractive and top attractions is obviously alcatraz island and in fact, the 6 more v

he claimed we shot the padlock off the gate, but we didn't. the gate was wide open. it's a holdup, toll trap, sheriff. >> no one's asking for your opinion. >> but he's right. >> well, i'm inclined to agree with you. i've had other complaints by other trail herders, but until i have some proof, i can't do a thing about it. >> well, i can, and i will. >> t pancho. >> i wonder if anybody ever picked up that scalawag. >> we help her, but how are we gonna get outta here? we don't got no wings just to fly like little birds. >> just play up to what i do. >> oh! cisco, say, you're clever! cisco! (laughing) do it again, cisco, once more. >> hey, stop that noise! let me see, let me see, huh? >> you try it now. >> no! >> oh, it's easy! >> no, i can't do it. it's more hard than what it looks, cisco. >> hold it on one finger. >> no, you do it. >> no, go ahead. try it. it's not difficult. >> no, i can't do it. >> oh, pancho, it's easy. try it again. >> no, this too tricky for me. >> i bet the sheriff can do it. >> yeah, the sheriff, but you know the sheriffs don't got no brains at

gates. [ applause ] frank gary. [ applause ] margaret helmeton. [ applause ] tom hanks. [ applause ] debra marie accepting on behalf of grace hopper. [ applause [ applause ] michael jackson. [ applause ] maya lin. [ applause ] lorne michaels. [ applause [ applause ] newt minot. eduardo padron. robert redford. [ applause ] diana ross. [ applause ] vin scully. [ applause ] bruce springsteen. [ applause ] cecily tyson. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. >> ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states. and mrs. michelle obama. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. thank you, everybody, please have a seat. we've got some work to do here. [ laughter ] this is not all fun and games. welcome to the white house, everybody. today we celebrate extraordinary americans who have lifted our spirits, strengthened our union, pushed us towards progress. i always love doing this event but this is a particularly impressive class. [ laughter ] we've got innovators

this is the golden gate bridge, it's a little hard to tell. it's so foggy out there. >> yeah, a foggy start, too foggy to see it now but the supermoon brightened skies overnight in many local areas. the closest the moon has been to earth in the 21st century. feel free to send us your supermoon pictures on our facebook page and we'll try to show a few later in the broadcast. >> i was hoping to wake up early this morning -- one of the best parts of doing the morning show is waking up at 3:00 a.m. to see the moon. >> we love that part. >> not so much this morning. it's been hidden by the fog. dense patchy fog out there and definitely making it difficult to see. give yourself extra time on the road. relatively mild in the upper 40s in santa rosa. 55 o

on or was on over 200 years they went through extensive innovations to the existing green new metal gates were installed our the perimeter 9 project is funded inform there are no 9 community opportunity and our capital improvement plan to the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood it allows the residents and park advocates like san franciscans to make the matching of the few minutes through the philanthropic dungeons and finished and finally able to pull on play on the number one green a celebration on october 7, 1901, a skoovlt for the st. anthony's formed a club and john then the superintendent the golden gate park laid out the bowling green are here sharing meditates a permanent green now and then was opened in 1902 during the course the 1906 san francisco earthquake that citywide much the city the greens were left that with an ellen surface and not readers necessarily 1911 it had the blowing e bowling that was formed in 1912 the parks commission paid laying down down green number 2 the san francisco lawn club was the first opened in the united states and the oldest on the west their registe

the golden gate bridge that's a bay area icon. but we discovered some important maintenance work hasn't been done in decades. why thought? kpix5 jeffrey schaub got answers starting across the bay. >>reporter: this may look like just a simple work site. >>reporter: but it's not. these are caltrans bridge pagers hunkered down on a plat perform suspended midair. painting and repainting the underside of the western span of the bay bridge, a process that's been going on for over 9 decades. >> if we don't paint the bridge then the bridge rusts. >>reporter: i. >>reporter: thirst they grind down the seem smooth it out apply two coats of primer and two coats of paint they have to do all that because they play thought be back here again for 20 years. if i were to tell you that the cable on the golden gate bridge has not been painted in its entirety since 1937, would you be concerned about that. >> i would be very concerned. >> if you didn't paint the cable could there be corrosion up there? >> there would be lots of corrosion. >>reporter: a

openedve the gates, at 5:30 p.m. it is as always i'm obscene. >> matt wright is next to one o those gates, running to get the almost got knocked down, as they ran to get to their spots. braces on. to get to those standing room only spots. there are thrilled to be in the ballpark foror game seven. there is a bunch of cavs fans, would say maybe 50/50. there is a lot of tribe spirit. we need that, we slow to some who were here there ready and you could see the atmosphere. you can tell this is a special troubled by the volume of these cavs fans last night. several sections that were entirely cubs fans. they got corey kluber pitching. not to pile on last night with tyler naquin and that soft line to right center field wherend it became a double for addison russell. that open the door for although the stuff thees it became a through came. you saw the home run by kris bryant. here is the snafu that you have seen ry multiple times. launcher this guy out there in center field, that god rajai davis. i think that is important t

there we go with the golden gate bridge shot.retty hard-to-navigate day in parts of the bay. mostly foggy toward the coast. partly cloudy this afternoon. more sunshine tomorrow into monday. tuesday some changes begin. we will track them for you. starting out with today, look at all the cloud cover. as we go through the next few hours, they really thin out quickly. we will get the into a partly cloudy afternoon. once again, temperatures on the mild side. a wider perspective and we have partly cloudy skies for southern california. 82 there with 630 in the northern syria. mid-60s monterey and yosemite at 68 degrees. pretty nice statewide. in the south bay low 70s for you santa clara, menlo park partly cloudy. we hold on to that with mid-60s in the city. north bay maybe a sprinkle and about 68 in petaluma. 71 napa. near east bay 66 berkeley. 71 and you head inland and the averages in the mid-to upper 60s. we are well above that in parts of the bay. tomorrow it's sunnier. we will look for mid-70s and even more upper 60s from oakland t

the word deflate-gate never spoken, but... >> starts with questions, and then questions turning into assumptions and assumptions turning into vacations. why would you punish the weak of greatness for something that never even happened. >> reporter: solid acting, is. >> reporter: rob also praise the tom's skills at acting upset. >> tom's a good actor. i think that's his new thing right there. >> yeah, getting in touch with emotions like that. >> i mean, he was acting really good right there, almost like it was natural for him. >> julian edelman the only one who thought brady needed some help. >> we need a little more pacino in you got there. >> reporter: a local restaurant where the commercial was shot until the final week of the operatedy suspension. liz a tom brady fan but admits she doesn't know much about football. >> when i start to move -- will i have in the united states, i already like him. but i don't understand about the game. >> so you don't even know about deflate-gate. >> no. >> but you don't get the joke but you like that he's in the commercial and he's here. >> slater w

form he defense secretary robert gates is in his first interview after the election. issues that matter. we'll ask if his critical opinions of the president-elect have changed. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> we'll see you at 7:00. thanks. >>> if you are on the hunt for a christmas tree, you might have to buy the kind that didn't grow up in the woods. >> that's right. a shortage of evergreens means that some of us will have to settle fake ones. drought conditions have dwindled the supply. growers closed up shop because of dry conditions. the departures meant fewer trees and a higher price around 10%. now the bigger evergreens are selling fast which means that the longer you wait you might get a smaller tree. >> i have a fake tree but there's a tree scent to spray on it so it smells like a real tree. >> the fake ones look real with improvements. >> it just folds out and it's prelit. it's good, rocky. [ laughter ] >> not cool. my first tree has to be real, right? come on. i got to do a real one first time. let's check traffic now. let's go ahe

you can see the slick roads, and the golden gate bridge cam shows slick roads as well. let's look at what to expect for night and tomorrow. >> we had round one earlier this morning. now round two has arrived and brought more rain. live doppler active. down to street level. live doppler 7 showing you pops of yellow and orange. just to the east of cupertino, heavier downpours at this hour. the wider picture showing the shield of rain. very light. the rain very scattered in nature on the north bay currently. future weather hour by hour will have scattered downpours with us at least through the early morning hours on sunday. on the heels of this round, a third round. we'll talk about when we can expect the wet weather to be over and the full forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, drew, thank you. >> in north tahoe chains are required. this is a look at castle peak. snow is falling through the night. it's good news for skiers. some resorts open third down holiday weekend. you can trek the storms with our app. if you enable push alerts you'll get weather advisories on your