. >> because the fire was burning in such hilly terrain, water dropping helicopters did a lot of the heavy lifting. no injuries were reported and no structures were destroyed. >>> there is a big buzz in the bay area sporting world. the oakland raiders could be packing their bags and heading east. they're looking at the normal naval weapons center in concord. >> reporter: it's no secret the oakland raiders are in the market for a new home. their lease expires at the aiming coliseum at the end of the season. >> we're pleased to have a site that is 20% the size of our city which is not developed. >> reporter: only days ago concord mayor dan helix gave a tour to the raiders owner marc davis. >> he asked a lot of questions. and i think that questions are kind of like objections. if you get them, there's interest. >> reporter: he told the mayor he es sperlly liked the close proximity near the bart station. >> many fans they they've followed the team before. >> we use to go to los angeles. so that would be closer. >> no they have to stay in oakland. they just came from back laux how many ye

and the bulk of it to the hilly area, to the north and west of us.articularly lancaster, and up towards chambersburg area. north of fredericksburg. around the baltimore and d.c. area, light stuff, spotty stuff, except northern baltimore county and northern harford county, and much of north central carol county. all moving in that direction. for this evening, we may get into a lot of cloudy skies, some occasional drizzle. it may redevelop a couple of pockets of rain. but right now, looks pretty quiet. we have breezes out of the north and northeast. 18, 15, 14. didn't get quite as strong as we thought. it still has brought all of this moisture and these low clouds and the rain in from the atlantic ocean. we've got low pressure silting pretty much off the carolina coast. but the rain pattern is north of that. the circulation around that low and higher pressure to the north, that circulation between the two of them, they're got this flow coming in off the atlantic ocean. that's brought us the clouds and the rain. as i mentioned, we are now heading over t

. >>> firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked a two alarm grass fire in a hilly part of larkspur this afternoon. crews got it in control in an hour. cal fire aircraft fought the fire by grabbing water from a nearby lagoon. no one was hurt and no structures were damaged. >>> pg&e is shutting down a pipeline in san carlos that could be unsafe. a court ordered the shutdown after city officials received internal pg&e e-mails casting doubt about the condition of the 84-year-old pipeline. the utility says the line is safe but that it's complying with the order "out of an abundance of caution." the work should be finished tomorrow. >>> and b.a.r.t. negotiations had go down to the wire again. we are now four days away from the end of the cooling off period. that means we could see another strike at midnight thursday. what's holding up a settlement. . >> reporter: the threat of a b.a.r.t. strike is looming large. >> it's inconveniencing this whole area. >> reporter: the magic bullet, a deal between the labor unions and its board. >> the unions have made clear to us that it must go their w

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. >>> firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked a two- alarm grass fire in a hilly part this afternoon. it was around 4:00 p.m. the crews were able to get it under control within an hour and you can see from this amateur video cal fire airport helped fight the fire by getting water from lagoon. everyone was hurt and no structures damaged. >>> pg&e is shutting down a gas pipeline in san car loss that the city leaders say could be unsafe. a court ordered the shutdown after the city officials received internal pg&e e-mails casting doubt about the condition of the 84-year-old pipeline. the utility says the line is safe but that it is complying with the order out of an abundance of caution. the work should be finished tomorrow. >>> and, it looks like b.a.r.t negotiations will go down to the wire again. we are now four days away from the end of the cooling off period. and that means we could see another strike at midnight on thursday we have more on what is holding up the settlement. >> the threat of a b.a.r.t strike is looming large. >> it is -- this whole area. >> reporter: the m

>> when i was in iowa, i asked why it's so hilly in the north and plains in the south. the ice age, they used to have an arctic icecap across the middle of this country. >> the climate change is about more extreme climate. >> what you're saying about climate change -- >> out of time. bye bye. captioned by thenational captioning institute-- www.ncicap.org-- >> hello, i'm llewellyn king, the host of "white house chronicle," which is coming right up. first, a few thoughts of my own. for anme pro bono work awful disease called chronic fatigue syndrome, also known as my object in several myelitis. it is incurable. there is a lot of research done on it, and there is not a lot of pressure on the federal government to up the research or the research priority. has no lobbyat, it in washington. many diseases do. when we think about lobbies, we think about big money -- the oil industry, the electric industry, major industries contribute in money to members of congress to get what they want. but there is another kind of lobby, which is what i call proximity lobbying, simply being i

>> when i was in iowa, i asked why it's so hilly in the north and plains in the south. the ice age, they used to have an arctic icecap across the middle of this country. >> the climate change is about more extreme climate. >> what you're saying about climate change -- >> out of time. bye bye. test. >> rose: it is day 7 of the government shutdown and we talk to austin gulsby, peter orogue an martin feldstein about where we are and where we might be going. >> my wife, your carolina connection, will you appreciate, my wife refuse, she has use asked me why dow watch the basketball game. it's always going to come down to the last 30 seconds and it will take them an hour to shoot the free throws to figure out who the winner is. i say that's happening here. we're going to come to the last minute. i actually think that the most likely thing to happen is they just punt it for six weeks and they say well, you know, maybe we'll start negotiating. we're not going to do anything. so we'll just put it off so we can all look forward to just doing this again in a month or two months. >

it was reported about 4:00 yesterday afternoon in a hilly part of larkspur near sunrise lane and marina vista avenue. crews were able to get it under control in about an hour. >>> as you can see from this amateur video cal fire helped fight the fire by getting water from a nearby lagoon. there are no reports of damage or injuries from any of the fires. >>> parts of the bay area were rattled a bit last night by a minor earthquake. the 3.0 magnitude tremor hit about 9:26 p.m. centered about 2 miles northeast of berkeley. despite the low magnitude, a surprising number of people called the newsroom to say they felt something. >>> it looks like bart negotiations will go down to the wire again. the cooling-off period ends at midnight thursday. kpix 5's anne makovec on what's holding up the settlement. >>> reporter: the threat of a bart strike is looming large. the magic bullet a deal between bart's labor unions and its board. >> the unions have made clear to us that it must go their way or the highway. >> reporter: both sides spoke live on kpix 5 sunday morning. >> people have come to the tab

>> when i was in iowa, i asked why it's so hilly in the north and plains in the south. the ice age, they used to have an arctic icecap across the middle of this country. >> the climate change is about more extreme climate. >> what you're saying about climate change -- >> out of time. bye bye. >>> good morning and welcome to forum. i'm michael krasny. hello, i'm dave iverson. 20 years ago in the winter of 1993 michael krasny hosted his first forum program. he has been at it ever since conducting conversations with the authors and artists, leaders and innovators, scientists and scholars who shape life in the bay area, the nation, and the world. a conversation that's also a daily exchange with all of you. michael is also the author of three books, including "off mike: a memoir of talk radio and literary life." and since 1970 he has been a professor of english at san francisco

>> when i was in iowa, i asked why it's so hilly in the north and plains in the south. the ice age, they used to have an arctic icecap across the middle of this country. >> the climate change is about more extreme climate. >> what you're saying about climate change -- >> out of time. bye bye. >>> this week on "moyers & company" -- wendell berry, poet and prophet. >> i've been talking for a long time about leadership from the bottom and i'm convinced perfectly that it's happening and that leadership consists of people who simply see something that needs to be done and they start doing it. >> and -- showdown over the shutdown. >> announcer: funding is provided by -- carnegie corporation of new york, celebrating 100 years of philanthropy, and committed to doing real and permanent good in the world. the kohlberg foundation. independent production fund, with support from the partridge foundation, a john and polly guth charitable fund. the clements foundation. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the herb alpert foundation,

. >> hilly kristal, yeah.nybody knows, but cbgb stands for country bluegrass blues. >> jimmy: country bar wasn't it? >> that's what he wanted it to be, but country music was never played there. >> jimmy: oops. >> he was like stenciling -- in the movie, stenciling the letters on the awning and along came, in the movie and probably in truth, television. not that, the band television. >> jimmy: yes, the band television. >> and so he became the godfather of punk because he -- heroically he said these kids have something to say and we should listen. >> jimmy: i mean, its' amazing. i mena, launched the careers of blondie, the ramones, the police. >> dead boys. police. >> jimmy: dead boys, we have a clip here. i think this is the first time hearing the police are auditions for you at cbgb. here is alan rickman in "cbgb." take a look. >> thank you, sir. it's an honor to be here. >> you play too loud, i'm walking out. >> guys, any time? ♪ ♪ ♪ roxanne ♪ you don't have to put on the red light ♪ >> gonna be the same thing

third quarter new running back payton hillis go in for the end zone. giants win 23-7. >>> it is nearly a month late but in a few hours we will get a look at the september jobs report. lauren simonetti joins us with what we can expect and other top business news. >> today is ustuesday but it wi feel like a friday. the latest jobs probable is due out in an hour's time. they will release the numbers 18 days late because of the government tshut down. it a slight improvement since august 169,000 jobs have been created. the last he's of data considered a clean gauge before the effects of the shut down and the baudge battle kicked in. if you can't beat em you might as well join them. that's why coals is openi-- wh l aes /* kohl's will open at 8:00 and stay open until mud night on black friday. netflix has 2 million more subscribers in the u.s. than rival hbo. netflix say profits quadrupled thanks to success of orange is the new black and house of cards. the biggest percentage of viewers use netflix to watch season after series like the walking dead and scanda

people said, it is a really hilly marathon, and i did not care.ould get it done. >> she went from a size 28 to a size eight, became a lifelong runner of five miles per day, and is determined to pass it on. recruited those for a relay team and took the toughest leg. she wanted to show people that running baltimore could change your life. jennifer says that now she is a lifelong runner, five miles a day, with a long run of eight or 10 miles on the weekend even if she is not training. we will have complete coverage starting with 11 news saturday morning, nice and early at 5:00 a.m., and then we will have exclusive coverage of the race run the start to the finish, and we will be following the runners in the marathon and all of the exciting activities that happen in between. that is all right here on wbal- tv 11. now, your forecast with meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we will be dealing with some wet weather out there, occasional drizzle continuing. if you have somebody coming out to watch you, you will have to have some rain gear. the high was nine d

annexed by paris in 1860, the hilly, warren-like neighborhood of narrow streets climbed to the top ofbutte on the city's northern edge. montmartre clung to the vestiges of its agricultural past. hillside vineyards produced wine for its cafés. its windmills still turned in lautrec's day, a favorite subject of artists including vincent van gogh who also painted the view of paris from his window in 1886. cheap rents had attracted young artists for years-- edgar degas and auguste renoir rented studios there, livingnd working ceko jowl with the poor and working classes. in the early 1880s, paris was still recovering from the impact of the french defeat in the franco-prussian war of 1870. honoré daumier chronicled to the shame and anger that followed the surrender. the new regime, the third republic, failed to establish public order and suspended civil liberties. paris erupted. led by radicals, the city elected an alternative government-- the paris commune-- that drove the politicians of the third republic to versailles. already ravaged by prussian artillery fire, paris paid a terrible pric

. >> as you might imagine, this has set off another feverish round of tea leaf reading about hilly's potential presidential ambitions. let's go to washington now. martha raddatz is willing in for george stephanopoulos on "this week." hillary clinton has avoided politics until now. what if anything should we read into yesterday's appearance? >> good morning to you, dan. you know, those tea leaves seem to be easier to read this morning. this was the first explicitly political event for hillary clinton in four years and she was on fire campaigning for the virginia candidate, her old front, terry mcauliffe. she was a big draw, lots of applause and lots of fire bombs aimed at the republicans. listen to this one. recently in washington unfortunately we've seen examples of the wrong kind of leadership, clinton said. when politicians choose scorched earth over common ground when they operate in what i call the evidence free zone, ideology trumping everything else. that is not the kind of leadership we need in virginia and america said, she added. she is a long way from announcing anything bu

it was reported about 4:00 yesterday afternoon in a hilly part of lark sper.rews were able to get it under control. it took about an hour. >>> as fans hope you can see from this amateur video cal fire aircraft helped fight the fire by getting water from a nearby lagoon. no reports of damage or injuries. >>> i was looking at that. i was out reporting on the rio vista fire on friday and i found out that a lot of these aircraft and helicopters are having trouble fighting the fires because the maintenance crews are furloughed. >> there you go. >> right? >> government shutdown. >> it goes to show you that whole domino effect, right? >> good morning, everybody. let's head outdoors where we have a few clouds just scooting across the holy spirit there. official sun-up at 7:10. a beautiful morning although cool. 45 degrees in santa rosa, 61 in san francisco. mid-50s in throughout the tri- valley. out the door clear to partly cloudy. later today sunny and cooler. you will feel the difference along the coast and into the bay. but all in all a seasonal day. but we have th

. >> it was kind of like hilly. you couldn't walk around it.t. >> there's the other bedrooms. >> when you looked at the doorway, the top of the doorway was where you would smash your face on it. debris was three feet from the top of the doorway, which is roughly 4 1/2 feet deep. other areas it was higher. basically got stacked. couldn't see out of the windows. some of the places it was stacked to the ceiling. >> it was clean clothes. she would clean them and pack them away. so it wasn't just garbage. >> there's the top of the door. got a little bit of clearance. >> to put that much stuff in there, she had to have been doing it for many years. it was kind of sad. you had kind of a sad feeling that somebody was living like this. >> take you to this bathroom here. yeah. that was the bathroom. >> the bathroom was completely filled with bags of stuff. so it wasn't usable. you could tell that she had finally just abandoned the house and just was using it for storage apparently now because there was no way that anyone could live in the house. >> no wa

he has been able to maintain his lead as he stands up to the hilly course here in baltimore on his questcal winner to win the baltimore marathon. we have a winner in the wheelchair category, bruce newman 1:52:34. winners now in the 5k and the kids' fun run and wheelchair competition. dan berdan trains alone, and today he has run alone. the only close runner he had nearby was disqualified for suddenly showing up on the course at mile 15. we will continue to follow dan as he makes his way around like montebello. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when they say "it's real now." ♪ ♪ [ man ] when you held him in your arms and gave him your father's name. [ man #2 ] when you traded the best job you ever had. for the only job you ever wanted. [ female announcer ] when it's time to make a better tomorrow -- more than 19 million people count on us. when did it become real for you? ♪ ♪ and when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios you get it. america's fastest most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downlo

well, liberal billionaire george soros is jumping on the draft hilly bandwagon.inances. a big get for a presidential candidate who could be tested by the liberal left. on thursday she delivered policy prescriptions and a woveny liberal gathering. >> if there is going to be anybody who can even give her a tough time, it would be somebody coming from more of a fringe of the party -- kind of a tangent, either a generational argument or pop you list argument. >> reporter: on wednesday, a heckler over her black mark. democrats and republicans align say it could be her biggest weakness. >> he has a vision for the commonwealth. last weekend she was stumping for one of her best friends, terry mcauliffe. it may seem like a lot for a whom who wanted down time, but she had to scrap plans for a series of high-profile policy, when the debate over syria dominated news. >> i'm not as interested in what the candidate looks like, as what the candidate stands for, and what the candidate -- really believes needs to be the agenda for america's future. >> reporter: does she need to w

an early season snowstorm has put a foot of snow and hilly winds in much of western south dakota. the thoughts and prayers of barbara and i are with those affected by this disastrous storm. communities and residents are wrestling with the damage caused by trees and utility companies are facing power outages. emergency officials have shared with my office numerous stories of volume tears stepping up to help to transport medicines and oxygen to residents stranded in their homes. neighbors are helping assistant -- assist each other with cutting down tree limbs, with snow removal and getting essential food items and medical supplies to the he would editorial and disabled residents. there are countless reports of people helping to move stuck drivers out of snowdrifts or helping to shovel the roofs and snow from the home a senior citizen or disabled resident. when people are in need, south dakotans step up. one of the most significant impacts of the storm has been on my state's livestock producers. tens of thousands of cattle killed in friday's blizzard proclaims thedjourn rapid city jo

the public approval for republicans is down and the hillis reporting the president will try help nationaltic organizations capitalize on that. the president has at times been dubbed the campaigner in chief. one article denies the fundraising will get in the way of the president's second term agenda. kwupt there's this conspiracy theory out there that we've given up on legislating and want to take the house. we need the house back and we still have time to get some stuff done. president obama is expected to call on larms to tackle immigration reform but there's doubt on what congress can accomplish. in a session defined by stalemate this 113th congress has passed just 36 laws. the president has signed. last year's congress the least productive on record passed 283 laws. public confidence is absolutely abysmal. a fox news poll shows an even split of 46-47% of americans who think a randomly selected group of people could do a better job. chuck todd -- >> like that. i have to say, some of their question wordings are a little bit off. but that's a great statement. >> what are your telling us,