katie mar sue slow live with more. >> reporter: -- they are all smiles over at the contra costa fire department station 6 morning. the crew was joeled out of bed at 1:30 to go on what turned out to be a safe hraoeufrg call. -- the rescue was captured on a firefighter's helmet cam. >> reporter: 1:30 this morning two firefighters ended a burning home in concord. -- two women were inside quickly being overcome by smoke. >> once we heard her and located her it was easier to find the second victim in the bed under the covers. >> reporter: the woman in bed had recent leg surgery and couldn't walk. the other woman was her caretaker. >> we could hear them hollering which is intense but you know they are conscious. >> reporter: awake but terrified. >> that environment was tenable for us. we have our masks, air, coats and helmets. for her, not so much. >> for me to communicate through my mask, i have you, you are safe. we are going this way. >> reporter: the women were safely outside within 90 seconds. firefighting efforts then began. after 13 years on-the-job, this was a first for engineer ch

katie mar sue slow live with more. >> reporter: -- they are all smiles over at the contra costa fire department station 6 morning. the crew was joeled out of bed at 1:30 to go on what turned out to be a safe hraoeufrg call. -- the rescue was captured on a firefighter's helmet cam. >> reporter: 1:30 this morning two firefighters ended a burning home in concord. -- two women were inside quickly being overcome by smoke. >> once we heard her and located her it was easier to find the second victim in the bed under the covers. >> reporter: the woman in bed had recent leg surgery and couldn't walk. the other woman was her caretaker. >> we could hear them hollering which is intense but you know they are conscious. >> reporter: awake but terrified. >> that environment was tenable for us. we have our masks air, coats and helmets. for her not so much. >> for me to communicate through my mask, i have you, you are safe. we are going this way. >> reporter: the women were safely outside within 90 seconds. firefighting efforts then began. after 13 years on-the-job this was a first for engineer chris

live in the newsroom, katie mar sue low, -- katie marzullo. >>> >> u.s.au of transportation reports added revenue was generated by checked luggage and reservation change fees. delta collected 430 million dollars in fees for the quarter. most carriers say higher fuel costs tut into what would have been a higher -- cut into what would have been a higher quarter. >>> one of the most exciting games in history last night. red birds down to their last strike in the 9th before a two-run triple that tied the game at 77. bottom of the 10th rangers -- one strike away. berkman delivered the clutch single to tie the game again. moving to the 11, this david frees guy is good. drive safely folks. we'll see you for game seven. >> that's the way the world series should be. game seven, awesome. >> oh yeah it is always awesome when it is in st. louis. >> , right hometown. >> you know is also from st. louis if you look at the umpire, i graduated with him we went to the same high school. he was in right field last night, pretty cool. next time you are in town, call me. >> we

katie mar sue slow is covering -- katie marzullo is covering it.rucks from taking their cam -- were trying to block city truck interests taking their camping gear away. when they moved police told them they could stay but could not camp. the tarps and tents and the encampment had to come down. protesters agreed they weren't going to stanford that that's why they were in the streets trying to -- trying to block police. police told us early this morning that they would let the protesters stay and continue to monitor the situation. protesters are awaiting for everyone else to gather and wake up so they could get a consensus on what they want to do with the rest of today. >>> 6:56. >> see the sunrising behind katie and the blue sky. lisa more of that? >> sort of. today is our mini quick warm-up which brings a slight offshore push. enjoy we have changes that are going to come as soon as tomorrow. they will only last a couple days. 78 oakland. 82 palo alto. 83 san jose upper 80s in livermore. warm-up today cool back tuesday wednesday for the clouds and d

supervisor mar: because supervisor carmen chu and katie from her office sponsor this, you do not need to go through a petition process of the residence, is that right? >> the process is what we used, which is notifying everyone who lives on the block and giving them an opportunity to voice the pros or comments and whether they would like to rename the street or not. it is a policy matter of the board, as long as agencies such as mta, parking and traffic, dpt, dpw do not object. i will turn it over to the deputy to make sure on back. supervisor mar: if a supervisor does not sponsor or departments have concerns, could the residents still gather the petition and bring it as a policy issue, even if the supervisor who's in -- a district isn't it impacting is not the main sponsor? >> absolutely. oftentimes, neighborhood groups might have the petition. when the petition is submitted by neighbors, is a pretty good- sized feet. when a board member sponsors it, it is part of our course to proceed and go through the review process. supervisor mar: thank you. >> thank you. supervisor mar: colleag