kip doe kpix 5. knif all.kaiser patientsscleds y the kaiser stre orai times continues today and nurses have joined mental health therapists on the picket line. the chief executive nurse added comments for the delays. >> she told me it'd be february or march before they could get me in. >> one kaiser patient who didn't want to be identified told kpix 5 he never got a call that his surgery was cancelled. that's the cost of her yearly deductible. >>> chaos in great britain this morning members of prime e trying to remove her from that role. >> the agenda i set out in my first speec out this front delivering the brexit. i have devoted myself unsparingly to these tasks ever since i became prime minister and i stand ready to finish the job. >> conservative party members will vote later this morning on whether to replace the prime minister. from the european union. >>> in one hour, president trump's former personal attorney is due in court to find out whether serve prison time taking a live look outside the

we're live in san francisco kip doe kpix 5. >>> 6:03 now in a suspected russian spy is expected to plead guilty in sfral court this morning during the 2016 campaign to advance rush influence. snapped pictures with gop presidential hopefuls. politically powerful russians about her activities here in the u.s. >> in the wake of the guilty plea from president trump's former personal attorney, some lawmakers want the justice department to re-examine whether a sitting president can be indicted. michael cohen was sentenced to three years in prison yesterday. he pleaded guilty to crimes including tax evasion and finance. he also s a separate deal with counsel robert mueller. cohen has provided the most direct evidence yesterday that ties the president to criminal activity. >> i think the justice department needs to re-examine that opinion that you cannot enindict a sitting president. >> after the sengts was handed down president trump's current personal attorney rudy giuliani called cohen a liar. >> to working withco hen to coordinate a payment to a woman claiming she'd had an affair with the pr

we're live in san francisco kip doe kpixix 5. >> erica tradeway. family and whitesville west virginia last night. they entered an abandoned coal mine and they were rescueded more than 100 hours later covered in coal dust. >> you love ya'll. >> they got all three. >> a few medical conditions but they're okay. they're going to be fine. >> so it is still unclear why the group had gone into that mine. a family member says he thinks they may have been scavenging for copper wires they could sell. >>> new this morning tech giant apple is planting its flagship store and several major investing in a $1 billion campus. apple also plans to build new cites in seattle and pittsburgh. according to apple it is on track to create 20,000 new jobs in the u.s. by 2023. >>> 5:36 now in the search for the next chief of staff continues this morning. another top pick is now out of the running. mark meadows was one of the front runners to replace john kelly. meadows was in the running. the white house is now confirming he is no longer being considered among those still on

kip doe kpix 5. >>> the search is on this morning for the suspects involved in a string of robberies.including two at the same shop in sparks and vallejo. in all four cases they used the same method to gain entry police say that some of them ended up in the hands of gang members. they also released a picture of the suspect's vehicle. more suspects caught on camera. police say they took so many guns at one shop they filled a duffel bag with them. a 25 thousand dollars reward leading to arrest. >>> some of saturday's the young woman smashing the glass door on polk street saturday. a second woman could be seen as wing jar of sugar. police say the women turn themselves in after seeing themselves on the news. they are identified as natalie al quitar of san francisco. >> the city of oakland is suing the raiders. the nfl and the other 31 nfl teams over the raider's impending move to las vegas. the suit is seeking the maximum damages possible. >> it's about the principal but it's also about the real financial cost of rub services we nee to fund. >> alameda county and the joint authority are n

kip doe kpix 5. >>> it is 6:58. >>> in san jose four men are behind bars arrested in connection to an organized crime ring. across multiple states. san jose police have been investigating the group for two years. they confiscated more than 800 pounds of marijuana products cocaine, ecstasy pills and three handguns. >> in san francisco today the family of 21-year-old jihad ead will file a civil lawsuit. his family says that the shooting was not justified. >>> a data breach affecting a marriott hotel chain starwood properties may be connect today china. the hackers were working for a chinese government intelligence operation. >>> google ceo and executives from microsoft, oracle and qualcomm will meet today. >> a live look at st. maarten's church in texas where the president george h.w. bush lies in repose for one last time before the 41st president is laid to rest at his presidential library. >>> westbound east shore freeway stacked up. we've got a crash at central causing delays. taking a look at the bay bridge right now. you're backed up well into the maze and a quick look at 880 in bo

we're coming right back after this. >>> i'm kip doe we're live here.refighters not taking chances with this one overnight. they stayed with it to make sure it does not catch fire again. this is video of the second fire that happened at 10:00 last night. they sprayed water on it for at least 30 minutes to try and cool the batteries. it's hard to get to those batteries because they're so low to the ground. so this all began yesterday afternoon when the owner got a low tire pressure warning while coming down highway 17. moments later it caught fire mysteriously. the owner did not want to appear on camera i should say did not want to be identified. he shot this video himself after hearing a hissing noise and came out to investigate. for the first fire you're seeing now they sprayed it and cooled it off for about six hours. >> all this is fairly new to us as far as vehicle fire. as far as they extinguish it and when is it extinguished versus when it's not extinguished their engineers are trying to figure it out. >> had this car been in my house today and we

. >> reporter: kip doe, kpix 5. >>> new at noon. >> the family of awe grocer hit and killed in san francisco is honoring his memory by opening a new store. workers were stocking shelves and making sure the meat cases were ready at gus's community market on 4th street in mission bay. it is owned by the same family. back in september of 2017, the owner, a 57-year-old, was walking in a crosswalk in the bay view and a speeding driver hit him. customers remember gus fondly. his sons say he would be found to see him continuing his work. >> the year, year and a half has been rough. we have to for our families and employees and coworkers, we have to keep going. and you know, that's what he would want. >> the owners are excited to be opening in mission bay to give the neighborhood another much needed grocery option. >>> a live look outside right now. clear skies over san francisco from our sales force tower camera. meteorologist mary lee is here with more on the end of the year forecast. >> that's right. we are looking ahead to our next holiday. right now, you can see mostly sunny skies. a beautiful

i'm kip doe. we've got a live report straight ahead. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix news. >> a bloody bart station sparks new fears in riders this morning. >> plus new video shows a hit and run suspect had a moment of second thought before what she did leaving a woman to die. >> and a violent psycho path finds his way from hawaii to the bay area. good morning it is thursday december 13th i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm anne makovec. >> we still appreciate thursdays as much as fridays. >> and the fog has cleared out too. >> so nice. >>> fog-free to start off the day we're looking at chilly conditions. that sunshine through the afternoon enjoy it. changes are coming tomorrow. temperatures are mainly in the 40s. although some spots in the 30s to start off the day. concord 40. oakland 46. livermore 38. 50 in downtown san francisco. san jose at 32 and 37 in santa rosa. your weather headlines fog-free, chilly, clear skies, warmest day out of

one of those waves nailing our own kip doe on shore. >> whoa. look at that. >> there he is getting soaked and sprayed his camera too while he worked on a story about the waves. reporter involvement there. he wasn't alone. there were others. you say these high waves are coming stay away from the beach and that draws people. >> and i wonder if he's going to have to pay for that camera. ers are like kit, we told you not to get too close. double triple head. >>> yeah, andnegi you knothwe r today it's not guilty going to be as massive for those wavers but there's still a high surf advisory in effect. looking at high surf advisory until 5:00 tonight. as we're looking at rougher than normal surf but definitely the waves will not be as monsterous as yesterday. 16' to 20' in breaking waves. so please use caution near the r. our a live look with sales floorwa tower camera and we're starting off once again with that fogn spots and low clouds as well. daytime highs today will be in the upper 50s to low to mid 60s. we're starting off the day in the 40s. so a

kip doe is live on the scene explaining the new rules. >> this is silicon valley and so in nation to do it.n allantsohet now the city thinks that geo fencing is the answer to all this. and then lock the devices out for riding in certain areas. inapriatreas at f tho in devices clearing up the sidewalk. and so now san jose will be voting on a new set of rules today that include geo fencing and more to allow parking only in those areas. so so these companies would be paying $125 per the the deadline to comply is 13th. it looks like it's going to pass. we're live in downtown san jose. >> a new video, somber video out of chicago this morning. a blue light precession honoring two police officers who were hit and killed by a train as they were searching for a shooter last night. this is right past the police station from the scene. they were hit by a commuter train at about 6:30 last night. the investigation went on for act 11 hours last night. they were both fathers. both had spent a couple of years on the force. very tough day for law enforcement. they were obviously out there doing their

and we're live in san jose kip doe kpix 5. >>> i'm ann mackovich at the live desk. this is a big deal for california because this would affect about 2/3 of our streams that is because these are taking aims at waterways that only run during part of the year. and of course that's what our seasons end up dictating. so this could be a major hit for environmentalists. it is tautedsng would be helpful to farmers and land developers. these protections were instated in 2015 under the obama administration. now there still are some state rules that protect those waterways. a big battle between state and federal law. i also want to mention before we go time just named its person of the year and it's the guardians journalists would have been targeted for their work. >> ann thank you. >>> 5:05 right now the fbi has announced it arrested two people accused of allegedly plotting straight terror attacked. the stirs suspect was arrested on saturday after she purchased black powder and screws for making a bomb. she told an undercovernt shew u. >> days ago he provided an undercover em