and i'm brian hackney.zales with a check of weather. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, september 24. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. frank is examining the inside of his eyelids to the extent that we know. that's probably what's happening. >> wonder what he is finding. [ laughter ] >> ask him when he gets back tomorrow. >> all right. this is -- gianna and roberta. [ laughter ] >> and hello. [ laughter ] >> forgot for a secretary. weather and traffic. >> out the door, it is a very mild start to your day. many of us didn't sleep well again last night. so thank goodness frank is. temperature-wise, with the clear conditions, we are in the 60s except for santa rosa at 58 degrees with some isolated cloud cover there. otherwise, temperatures today going up from nearly 80 in san francisco to 95 in livermore. we'll talk about this little mini heat wave and how long it's going to stick around. but first, let's bring in gianna. >> good morning, fairly quiet as far as accidents go. we have some road

i'm brian hackney in for frank today. here's roberta with the forecast. >> you can caught it the golden break bridge when we get traffic! [ laughter ] >> she sees the bridge. i see fog. that's the way we look at it this morning. we have low clouds and fog at the coast making tracks into the inland areas. everybody is breathing a sigh of relief because that means it is cooling down due to that blankets of low clouds and fog. later today temperatures 60s to low 80s. the full forecast is straight ahead. here's liza. >> good morning. we have a police action in the east bay in san leandro. it's shut down the east 14th off-ramp from north 238. it is shut down until about 6:00 this morning. but all lanes of the freeway remain open at this hour. we'll have more on this and information on roadwork at the dublin interchange still ahead. >>> breaking news in the east base. a police pursuit ends in gunfire. right now there's an investigation under way that has shut down the 238 off-ramp to east 14th street in alameda county. it all s

i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm michelle griego.g ends in a shootout with police and now the suspect is dead this morning. this is spread through multiple counties. cate caugiran reports nearby northbound 238 and east 14th street in alameda county. >> reporter: investigators are walking the area combing it for evidence. we can give you a live look but that means this part here is going to be shut down as far as we know for the next few hours. and they are looking for any evidence that may have been left behind. alameda county sheriffs in this case as you mentioned confirmed that the suspect is dead. it started in oakland. police say they responded to a shooting and carjacking. the suspect took off with the car, ditching it. there was no suspect inside when officers found the car. there was another attempted carjacking in the same area. they couldn't find the suspect but got a good description. chp officers ended up finding the suspect walking on the 238 freeway. when they confronted him, the suspect fired at chp hitting another car

hackney, thank you for coming in. we appreciate it.rain strain, the effect of trauma on education takes place wednesday, september 30 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. admission is free with an rsvp. just go to nbc10.com or our nbc 10 mobile app and we'll have more information. >>> good morning. temperatures will warm into the 80s today. yesterday we stayed in the 70s. we are seeing a school start, but things will start to change by the afternoon. it's already warming up. a dry stretch on tap for us. the 80s are back and here to stay for most of the week but i am tracking cooler temperatures. barely any clouds in philadelphia. 75 degrees right now. our humidity is low, down to 38% and our wind speeds are light. that's a great combination. wind speeds out of the north/northwest at about eight miles per hour and across the rest of the region we're showing you 24-hour temperature change map so we are eight degrees warmer in philadelphia. we're already up eight degrees at the atlantic city airport, eight degrees in millville, mount holly, up nine deg

the way they conducted their business, many people come to what is i think a true but nevertheless hackneyedclusion, which is that they play by their own rules. that they are not subject to the normal standard operating procedures other public figures have to operate under. if you accept that that is true, however, why do you think that is wha? what is the root of that? david: ok, assuming i accept it, which to some degree i do, i would say, one, that they have always survived and always prevailed. they can plow through anything, particularly bill, but hillary as well. another one is that they think the game is right in the first -- the game is rigged in the first place. the mrs. clinton said left-wing conspiracy -- they have always felt that people were out to get them, and they have always felt politics was a war. that has always defined their sensibility. it is hard to rid oneself of fat after you have been doing it that way for so long. john: our thanks. we will be right back with the saddest facts i have ever seen in my entire life. ♪ john: boy, the washington nationals are just the wor

. >> i'm brian hackney. this just in. the remains of a fourth person found until the burn area of "valley fire" fire. lake county sheriff's every sheriffs found the body of a missing cobb man. it's 66-year-old robert taylor fletcher. he was reported missing on september 16. the fire claimed the lives of three other people. 72-year-old barbara mcwilliams was burned to death in her home. 69-year-old leonard neft and 65- year-old bruce burns couldn't escape the flames. right now the fire is 80% contained. it burned 76,000 acres and destroyed 1900 structures. >>> uber is planning to move to a history oakland building. as kpix 5's cate caugiran discovered, not everyone is happy about the move. >> reporter: oakland is getting a tech upgrade with new resident uber. >> exciting to have a big tech company come to oakland to revitalize the city. >> the good part is that it will bring more jobs to this place. >> reporter: the rideshare company plans to expand its corporate headquarters in oakland former sears building now called upt

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm michelle griego.s a live picture now from washington, dc where later this morning, pope francis will make history again. he will become the first pope to address a joint session of congress. >> weijia jang is live in washington with a rundown of today's events. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and good morning to everybody. we already know based on what we've heard from pope francis that he is not afraid to address tough issues even if it's a tough crowd. they have pledged to put aside their political and religious differences for this day. >> reporter: pope francis will take his message to a divided capitol hill today in the first- ever papal address before a joint session of congress. >> i hope to offer words of encouragement to those called to guide the nation's political future. >> reporter: while the vatican has kept a tight lid on what he will say the holy father is expected to talk about immigration a hot button issue he urged bishops to fight for during his first full day in was

. >> i'm brian hackney in for frank mallicoat. we are going to start by taking you live to washington, d.c. later this morning pope francis will make history on capitol hill. he will become the first pope to address a joint session of congress. weijia jang is live in washington and what's the latest, weijia? >> reporter: tens of thousands of ticket holders are outside. ering this going to hear the speech from big l.e.d. screens whenever the pope delivers his message. a lot of people are preparing for the historical moment to hear what he has to say in about a half- hour. there are a lot of guesses so what he will say. people are excited to hear from him. every member of congress was allowed to invite one guest so this is a special day for two people who are from the bay area. the first is an 89-year-old homeless advocate who lives in morgan hill. and the other is the university of san francisco chancellor. they were guests of representative zoe lofgren and house minority leader nancy pelosi invited in to be able to witness up clos

good afternoon, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm michelle griego. kpix 5's cate caugiran joins us live from the scene in livermore with more. >> reporter: the five people injured in the accident have been treated and released. crews are getting ready to tow the mercedes suv that crashed through those front doors before hitting a wall. now, we can't show you the inside from right here but we have some pictures that we'll show you of the damage. now, in the back of the photo here you can see where that mercedes suv smashed into the wall. livermore police say the suv drove past some support beaches straight into a class of nine people. the person behind the wheel hasn't been identified. she is an 80-year-old woman from livermore. police say she might have experienced pedal confusion meaning she hit the gas instead of the brake. >> the car was parking directly in front of the gym and it just went through the glass doors and then all the way through the gym and then ended up crashing into a wall. >> reporter: the person behind the wheel as we mentioned h

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good evening i'm brian hackney. >> we go to the news room with what happened on the water. >> reporter: peter harris and his wife posted they lost their son michael. they traveled to l.a. to retrieve his body. the onone -- the only one who died in the boating crash. >> reporter: crews searched for a missing boater, they worked out piecing together what went wrong. >> two vessels collided by catalina island. one individual was deceased. >> reporter: witnesses say they heard someone screaming for help off of catalina after 1:00. after two boats collided. michael harris was identified by his father, peter harris, seen here in 2000. >> the business of the san francisco 49ers is weighing ... >> reporter: on his facebook posted our son michael died while living his life every day with kindness, friendship, love of family, caring for others, being a friend and one of the really good guys. he was killed this morning in a wasteful, tragic and sickening boating hoepdz. hoepdz. michael - - boating homicide. he was out with his friends and his beautiful girlfriend, kelly. this is a picture of him.

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the shooting happened just after 4:30 this afternoon at the northbound 280 split to southbound 101. just minutes ago we got word the interchange has reopened. police say a man in one car shot at another car on 280. two men in their 20s were hit. they are in the hospital. the suspects fled on the southbound 101 connector. police are still looking for him tonight. >>> meanwhile it has been a week since the "valley fire" exploded across lake county killing at least three people and burning hundreds of homes to the ground. tonight, weary evacuees are returning to middletown to see what's left. our christin ayers is live along highway 29 and christin, it sounds like it could be a long road home. >> reporter: definitely. we talked to some of the people lined up along this road earlier today. it was jammed with cars in both directions as far as the i can see. many of those people telling me they just wanted to go home. dozens of evacuees with everything they could get out before the fire roa

the way they conducted their business, many people come to what is i think a true but nevertheless hackneyedclusion, which is that they play by their own rules. they believe they are not subject to the normal standard operating procedures other public figures have to operate under. if you accept that that is true, however cliched, why do you think that is? what is the root of that? from what does that spring, the sense of we can play by a different set of rules? david: ok, assuming i accept it, which to some degree i do, i would say, one, that they have always survived and always prevailed. they can plow through anything, particularly bill, but hillary as well. another one is that they think the game is rigged against them in the first place. convincedboth bee themselves against that. when mrs. clinton said, it was a right wing conspiracy, they have always felt that. they always tell politics was a war in some sense. i think that mentality has always sort of defined their sensibility. it is hard to rid oneself of fat that after you have been doing it that way for so long. john: thank you to

. >> i'm brian hackney. we are going to start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza which probably shows traffic stacked up, it usually does actually at this hour and, in fact, there it is. a lot of those people are going to the billy joel concert at at&t park. sharon is near the stadium. the bart closure is just part of the problem, right? >> reporter: that's right. traffic right here is jammed up because of a weekend construction project. the road is closed off 280 north at 5th street and king. and so you detour here to berry street near at&t park. on top of that 50,000 people are coming to the concert at 8:00 tonight at at&t. the first billy joel concert in san francisco in more than 40 years so traffic will get worse and then there's that bart closure. some of bart's estimated 80,000 weekend riders are taking the bus since the transit agency closed the transbay to for maintenance and upgrades. victoria left early from pittsburg to her job in san francisco. >> that's a inconvenience, yes. but you

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. it's toxic blue-green algae and warning signs are up for people to keep their pets out of the water after a dog died. but as mark kelly tells us, the slime can also be unhealthy for children. >> reporter: no toxic algae is going to keep these boys from swimming on a holiday weekend. you guys know about the blue- green algae. >> oh, yeah. but we just -- it's okay. >> i read about it and, like, people told me it's mainly about dogs and stuff. i don't know. i didn't really read about it. >> reporter: health officials started posting these signs up and down the russian river. they are most concerned about kids and pets because they are more likely to unknowingly swim in the toxic algae blooms and drink the dangerous water. and, in fact, this 3-year-old golden retriever died last weekend after a swim here. >> an animal that's affected by this toxin will start to be a little bit uncoordinated. the muscles won't work so well. >> reporter: the deputy health officer, karen holbrook, says the r

. >> i'm brian hackney. exactly one week since the "valley fire" broke out here's where things stand now. the flames are nearly halfway contained 48% over 74,000 acres have burned across lake, napa and sonoma counties. lake county is hardest hit. as crews get deeper in the battlegrounds they are finding more destruction. a number of homes destroyed now nearly 600. 3 people have been killed in the fire. about 19,000 people evacuated. many of those evacuees came from middletown and got to see what was left. kpix 5's christin ayers was there this evening. christin. >> reporter: yeah. we have actually been here since this checkpoint to let people into middletown opened around noon today and you can see people have been lined up all day up and down this highway trying to get back into middletown. you can see there is a checkpoint set up here signs that say residents only. people are passing through for the first time as law enforcement officials give them the okay to finally go back home. these among the first ca

i'm brian hackney in for frank today.s roberta with the forecast. >> you can caught it the golden break bridge when we get traffic! [ laughter ] >> she sees the bridge. i see fog. that's the way we look at it this morning. we have low clouds and fog at the coast making tracks into the inland areas. everybody is breathing a sigh of relief because that means it is cooling down due to that blankets of low clouds and fog. later today temperatures 60s to low 80s. the full forecast is straight ahead. here's liza. >> good morning. we have a police action in the east bay in san leandro. it's shut down the east 14th off-ramp from north 238. it is shut down until about 6:00

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'd juliette goodrich -- i'm juliette goodrich. four firefighters have been hurt in the wildfire that's being called the valley fire, it started near the community of cobb a couple of hours ago. evacuations are in effect. now the firefighters who were injured are at a special burn unit at uc davis right now. we are checking on their conditions and will let you know as soon as possible. the fire grew from 50 acres to 400 in a short amount of time. people in social media say it is raining ash. this picture from twitter shows a heavy plume of thick black smoke. this picture was taken from middleton not far from cobb mountain. as you know, the fuel is thick, dry brush and we will have more on this fire coming up at 6:30. >>> the butte fire in the sierras has charred nearly 65,000 acres and prompted a state of emergency declaration by the governor. it's prompted thousands of mandatory evacuations and it's only 10% contained. fires in gold country not far from jackson along highway 49 and you can see the areas where people are being told

. >> and i'm brian hackney. only on 5, our sharon chin sat down with the suspect in a jailhouse interview today. >> reporter: when he saw himself in the interview, he says what was i thinking? but it doesn't show the whole story. in the video, eric martinez is wearing the number 80 niners jersey. he is seen kicking and punching the fan. >> i wasn't there to fight anybody. i was trying to go home. that is then this incident took place. >> reporter: the 30-year-old san jose father says the video didn't show the man's aggressive behavior between two women, a child and himself moments before. >> one lady fell over the railing. >> because he hit her? >> he pushed her. there was a child there. you are trying to get to your car. but when you are getting swung at, a guy hits me in the face. he's a big guy. >> reporter: martinez says he had a few beers and should have walked away. >> i know i was wrong. i was at fault for it. >> do you think you were excessive? >> i was overexcessive, yes. >> reporter: he apologizes to t

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the valley fire burning in lake and napa counties has more than doubled in size in just the past three hours. it has now exploded across 25,000 acres. and, firefighters have not been able to get any containment at all. there are reports of homes and other buildings going up in flames. tonight, mandatory evacuation orders are in place along a 30- mile stretch of highway 29 from lower lake to calistoga. the area is home to at least 10,000 people. and, sharon chin tells us a lot of them are having trouble getting out tonight. sharon? >> we are hearing reports of wrong way traffic as people scramble to get out. southbound is the only way out. people are tweeting highway 29 is at a standstill. no one can travel down highway 29. everybody must be headed to clear lake on which ever road gets them there. and highway 29 is a mess. so many people have just seconds to evacuate. the valley fire burns out of control. a massive fall of flames consuming rough terrain that sent four firefighters to t

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> be i'm juliette goodrich. -- and i'm juliette goodrich. the valley fire is burning near the town of cobb southwest of lower lake and highway 29. the fire started at 1:30 this afternoon and blew up to 400 acres within a matter of hours. right now firefighters have zero containment. it has spread so rapidly that all 1800 people in the town of cobb are being told they need to evacuate. some people had only a few minutes to grab what they could and get out. >> if i could help anybody, i was trying to help our neighbors. and my animals. and my children. that's -- and pictures, that's all i could think about. >> you did great. >> i wish i could help the people across the street from us more. >> she says her neighbors lost a bar that dates back to the 1800s. she says the flames got so close, she could feel the heat. now the four injured firefighters were airlifted to uc davis just a few hours ago. the hospital there has a burn unit and cal fire says they were with the helicopter crew based out of lake county. their conditions have not been releas

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. one reason for night's traffic jam, people jamming out to billy joel. kpix5's sharon chin is live near at&t park where the concert is just about to let out. hi sharon. >> reporter: hi! well as you can see right now it is not too bad at all. the concert is going to end soon, so we expect the traffic to pick up. coming from the east bay, one driver tells us the traffic was horrific. a weekend long construction project at fifth and king streets detours traffic coming off of 280 north. plus, 50,000 fans flood to at&t park for billy joel's concert. getting stuck in traffic for the longest time. >> it is terrible. it has taken us 40 minutes to get around. >> reporter: then there is the shutdown of bart's transbay tube prompting these fans to board the ferry from the east bay. >> how was the ride? >> it was absolutely fantastic. it was fun. >> reporter: on a typical weekend, bart estimates it transports 80,000 riders but this weekend, some of them are taking the bus, they are running limited

. >> i'm brian hackney. frank is off today. it's moving day for hundreds of people affected by the "valley fire." the evacuation center open since that blaze broke out 12 days ago is closing today. cate caugiran has the story. good morning. >> reporter: brian, good morning. evacuees from anderson springs will get to go home today but those without a place to go won't be able to stay at the fairgrounds. the number of the dead in the "valley fire" has climbed to 4. firefighters discovered the remains of 66-year-old robert fletcher in the rubble of his home in cobb and there is still one man missing. meanwhile, evacuees at the napa county fairgrounds will be packing up this morning. the shelter is closing its doors today to help the victims, lake county's office of emergency services is hosting a public meeting tonight at middletown high school football field. it's going to be at 6 p.m. state and local leaders will be there to answer questions including fema reps who have been touring the area over the past few days. >> fema will

there is this -- the expression, the hackneyed expression, you've got trump and fiorina and dr. carson sucking the oxygen out of the primary to this point. what do you do about it? >> well, i'm at about the same, actually i was in better shape right now than i was in 2008 at this point. any of us who have run for president understand that you don't worry too much and you certainly don't panic because poll numbers at this stage aren't great for you. we have a saying that says if you're hot when it's hot, you'll be cold when it's cold, and that's the way it normally has played out in every presidential primary. you know, our focus building the organization, the structure, there are a lot of people whose balloons are high in the air, nowhere to go but down, and look, we've seen this every election cycle. people who are on fire at this point the of campaign sometime don't even make it to the first vote being cast. lou: can you appreciate, governor, i'm sure, how to some of us this also seems like rationalization and those of us at the top of the polls explaining in the early days --

i'm brian hackney in for frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. >>> a drive-by shooting leads to a pursuit and ends in a deadly shootout with police. kpix 5's cate caugiran is live in alameda county with the latest. cate. >> reporter: well, michelle, brian, investigators do have their hands full this morning. there are three separate crime scenes in this case starting from oakland, interstate 238 and here in san leandro. and we want to show you right now those investigators are still here on scene and as you can see, the on- and off-ramp at east 14th still blocked. it will be blocked for quite some time. this is one wild chase for oakland chp and alameda county sheriffs. they say around 8:30 near 900 block of 105th street there was a drive-by shooting involving a black durango and investigators say one person walking by was shot in the stomach. that person will be okay. but opd was able to spot the durango, led to a chase. that suspect fled from that car. at 2 a.m. the same suspect tried to steal another car and failed. chp got a description of hi

you , iter how to that get to be is because the principal type of four wheel carriage was called a hackney coach. you became a hack driver. 22nd and h,r of george washington university recently put this plaque at the site of the home of leonard a grimes. it talks about his life in the neighborhood and the fact that he was active on the underground railroad. just between me and you, should you happen to have time to go to take a step a little bit deeper into that little grove and you will see an extraordinary statue. it is a statue of a black russian, and afro russian. it is one of the few statues in this city that reminds us that black people were not sealed in africa waiting for the slave -- slave ships, that we have an international history and presence. albert bolden, a well-known he was funeralr, -- he would be on the edge of noma. he was an extraordinary figure. when he first came to d.c. the settled in the neighborhood of fourth and l streets. shortly after he came here he commenced preaching. he was an exceedingly zealous minister and during his life he was instrumental in the churc

. >> i'm brian hackney in for frank mallicoat. >>> here is a live look now from washington, dc whereesident obama will get together again shortly. it's a day full of activities for the pope. >> and for a rundown of today's activities, let's go live to washington and cbs news' weijia jang. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you and good morning to everybody. the pope had a quiet night but certainly not today. it is going to be a packed schedule. he woke up at the vatican embassy where he is staying in washington and after that unforgettable welcome to our country, today we have a chance to hear what he has to say to the american people. people began lining the streets along the ellipse to the national mall before the sun came up hoping to catch a glimpse of pope francis as he rides by during a parade later today. francis kicks off his first full day on u.s. soil with a grand arrival ceremony on the white house lawn followed by a private meeting with president obama. >> this is not a meeting between politicians but rather it is an opportunity for two respected world leaders wit