kpix 5 news . >>> here at kpix 5 news, we are celebrating a major milestone. 70 years on the air in the bay area. >> we sat down with mike as he recounted his time here. >> i was born and raised in detroit, michigan. we were steeped in detroit lions more. these are my heroes. and #55, wayne walker. so i knew wayne walker as a sports guy and i did sports for seven or eight years and when i came to san francisco, the fact that wayne walker was a sports guy, he was the only guy i wanted to meet. i did not care about anybody else. i wanted to meet wayne walker. and i did. a great guy and we became great friends. we covered a bunch of super bowls. >> for more of a look back, each of our social media platforms as well as kpix.com . >>> if you are looking to make good use of your weekend, we have some scattered showers and they are mostly centered around the south bay. they will start to peter out in the afternoon hours and if you have things that you need to do like shop or go to the ice rink, tomorrow is your day to do that before we have the clouds returning to the forecast for monday. scat

this is kpix news. >>> i've lost a lot. >> they escaped the camp fire. others were not so lucky. the number of deaths have doubled. >> today is november 11. >> good morning. >>> old red flag warning. firefighters are still battling the camp fire. the number of deaths have jumped from nine to 23. >> we are trying to identify the remains and make contact with the next of kin. my heart goes out to those people. this weighs heavy on all of us. >> four were found dead yesterday in conference call. 10 others were found in paradise . others were in burned-out cars and others in their homes. 6700 homes and businesses have been destroyed. 105,000 acres have burned. the flames are clothing -- closing in on big bend. >>> a red flag warning extends until 4 pm. fire workers work dealing with wind gusting 50 miles per hour. 4000 firefighters are on the line. they are trying to contain the fire. wind is blowing from the north to south. this community is in the fire's path. conditions are similar to what they saw on thursday when the campfire roared into paradise. >> these wins combined with dry

this is kpix news. >> i've never seen anything like this in california, total devastation. >> president trump towards the aftermath of the camp fire. >>> 10 straight days of bad air, we are keeping a close eye on the air quality across the bay area. a look at when things finally my improve. thank you for joining us. >> the air quality numbers across the bay area are still unhelpful, but they are slightly better than they were yesterday. the purple dots are bad. these are very unhelpful levels of air. read is simply unhealthy. yesterday almost all of them were very unhealthy. whenever got thought we would get to the point thinking that unhelpful air was better than yesterday. this is the way that it is now. prospects for real improvement by mid week. >>> the first we have team coverage on the camp fire, we begin with our kpix reporter . >> reporter: we are here in paradise, california the president's minutes and left the area. he toward this place with the governor and the governor elect. they could not help but taken the total devastation and what is or was. and for most people who live

. >>> we'll be right back with more news, weather and sports. you're watching kpix. >>> welcome back. if you did not know who howard thurman was, you could 9 pm because of doctor dorsey. he has been pastor of the church for 25 years. you have a complication. >> yes. >> every year we have holly thurman. we do that in conjunction with the church's anniversary. this one was quite amazing. we had extraordinary panelists. we talked about racism, immigration and collective liberation. we do this to introduce and commemorate thurman's life and work but to say, let's move forward. what are the issues facing us today and what do we do to deal with those. >> he was born in florida and 18 89. he became -- he loved the ocean and the darkness of the sky. he loved nature. he met with gandhi in 1936. he became go pastor in 1944. then in 1953, he became the first black person to be deemed and ordained. he also expanded. he did this inof dance and want in service. surprises g ake. >> mentors of mine were there. they talk about that. yes. >> the first minute or -- minister i work wit

>>> live, this is kpix news. >>> the 1st of 2 storms hitting the bay area. rain and clouds of filling the skies right now. that afternoon. michelle is on assignment. let's take a live look at the conditions outside right now. this is across the bay area. you can see those gray skies. mary is tracking this latest system. >> that is right. we are tracking rain on high def doppler. the first storm this week. this is the weaker of the two systems that we will get. let's get a closer view across the north bay. you can see down through the area. across the east bay from concord and walnut creek. near brentwood, light rain at the moment. the impact for the wind is low but the roadway will be the greatest impact with wet weather. there is a mess for the afternoon commute and rain. picking up the rain with the first storm. we will be in between storms tonight and into tomorrow. a second storm system arrives wednesday night into thursday with heavy rain and strong winds expected. a high surf advisory today through friday because of the storms. we will time this all ou

join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30.g. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> the man who revolutionized the comic book industry as the head of marvel comics has died. stan lee died yesterday in los angeles at the age of 95. >> smile. >> stan lee was as recognized to comic book fans as the superheroes he created, x-men, the hulk, the amazing spider-man. >> i tried to keep them realistic. i don't know of anybody more realistic than i am. so whatever little things worried me, i'd have spider-man worry about them, too. >> he also gave his characters real-life flaws. >> the mere fact that he has superhuman power doesn't mean that he may not have acne or trouble with his girlfriend or get a sinus attack in the middle of a fight. >> reporter: lee took a job as an assistant at a comic publisher when he was 16. that eventually grew into marvel comics, and lee rose to become the president. but in 1998, marvel forced lee out. he spent years in lawsuits with marvel and disney to get a share of pr

of nurses decided to do what many would not. >>> we'll be right back with more news, weather and sports. you're watching kpix. >>> a new documentary about the dawn of the aids crisis will make its debut today.>> the nurses at san francisco general opened the first aids award. we are featuring this film. it took five years for ronald reagan to say the word aids out loud. i stood in front of him in 1987. he was giving a speech. it was the first time he mentioned it publicly. it was six years into the epidemic. i've made a note in my reporter's notebook that night. i made a note that at that moment he said that word for the first time, aids, 21,000 americans had already passed away. >> it is the work of an oakland film maker and premieres will be right back. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. for the halloween candy is not gone and the ski season is starting. ski tahoe is open to skiers and snowboarders. there are a limited number of runs. plenty of people have already hit the slopes. for now the resort is only open on weekends. it hope

they relented and he bought the home.>> in 1975, kpix news captured the pandemonium.ned home to thousands of fans and what many consider the biggest upset in mea -- nba history. >> it is like it has not sunk and.>> i will make a phone call.>> we had our own lineup of sports superstars in the studio and on the field. former nfl linebacker, wayne walker. becoming the sports director and a position he held for 20 years.>> the fact that wayne walker was the sports guy was like, he was the only guy i wanted to meet.>> players trusted him.>> the legendary quarterback, joe montana explains.>> it is hard when someone does not have an understanding of what takes place on the field and understood that game.>> jim plunkett expect -- for me it was comfortable.>> following in his footsteps.>> tell me about tom brady the quarterback. what are your strengths? >> tom brady and what might be brady's first tv interview.>> everybody tells me i have a strong arm.>> along with walker , 30 consecutive years of nfl experience. in 1986 on our team was another champion.>> i am proud to be par

more >>> ive, this is kpix news. e wifire in state history. 42 people have been killed and 200 others are missing. search teams are in charge rubble with grim expectations. >> the day -- latest on the wildfire. first, breaking news. a nasty pileup on highway 1 in santa cruz. this is a photo just in from the scene. thpped a few hours ago near river street. the crash involved 25 cars. chp says 14 vehicles and that big rig were involved. that crash is blocking northbound highway 101. it is unclear if anyone is injured or when the road will reopen. her crew is headed to the scene. >>> now to the latest on the camp fire. 42 people have been killed. that number is expected to rise . hundreds are still missing. the fire has forced 1255,000 ac thathe cityse. er still in danger. we are in butte county. >> reporter: there are thousands of firefighters working to put out hotspots in this area. this is actually quite a long flagstaff in paradise. flames are still coming out of the roots of one of these pine trees. these have to

just go to your app store, search for kpix weather and get our app. >>> we'll be right back with more news, weather and sports. you're watching kpix. >>> with thanksgiving just one week away consumer reports calls on the us department of agriculture to identify brands of turkey involved in a salmonella outbreak. here is more from new york. >> reporter: in the past year hundreds of cases of salmonella has been linked to roll turkey products. 164 illnesses in 35 states including a death in california. about half of those sickened have been hospitalized. >> most people get sick between 12 and 72 hours after coming into contact with the bacteria. most people will get diarrhea, abdominal cramps and a fever. >> reporter: this is been detected in ground ticket -- ground turkey and live turkeys. the bacteria the -- is widespread. experts are reminding everyone to be careful while handling roll turkey in the kitchen. that begins by thawing in the refrigerator, not on the counter. >> we want to make sure that people are washing their hands after handling roll turkey, making sure they are cooking tur

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>>> this is kpix 5 news. >> we are tracking not one but two storm systems.re we may see the most rain. >> plus thousands border this morning awaiting asylum. days after tensions flared after violence and arrest. why president trump says even those with children are not innocent. >> and it is giving tuesday. how to ensure your donations go exactly where you want them to go. >>> good morning everyone it's tuesday november 27th i'm michelle grieggo. >> we talked about the rain coming and here we go. . . >>> it's not just rain today but a second system behind that. that will be a stronger one. so a lot going on. high def doppler we've got it going on for you and you can see the rain from our far north bays here. willis getting that wet weather about to push ucaia and mendecino counties. the wind impact will be on the low side but the best or the strongest impact with the storm will be the roadways. especially as we head through the afternoon and evening it does look like a messy afternoon and evening commute. so be prepared for that. a brief break late tonight i

in monterey, kpix 5. >>> it's time for us to take a break . more news more on the upcoming elections. >>> be sure to join us at 10:00 on cable 12 number. we will be back for a half-hour more news coming up at 5:00. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> and now at 5:00, early voters out in full force casting their ballots ahead of the midterm elections. and thanks so much for joining us, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. election day now less than two days away, and san francisco could see a record turnout. kpix 5's katie neilson is breaking down some of the numbers. >> more than a

it is 6:26 you're watching kpix 5 news this morning. welcome to emirates mr. jones. clinthe lavies a box s from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. studios. this is kpix a huge hit as the company once again faces scrutiny over wild fires in california. >> and the battle over a closely watched u.s. senate race. who came out on top. good morning it's tuesday november 14th. >> this morning crews will continue the grim search for victims of the campfire in butte county. 42 people are now confirmed dead, making it the deadliest wild fire in california history. more than 200 people are still missing and the fire is still just 30% contained. >>> first and foremost our concern is with the thousands who are still displaced who lost everything but are here in the bay area. >> our hearts and thoughts are with those in butte county who lost so much. we are dealing with the smoke here in the bay area. send

>>> live, this is kpix news. >> had tospd dui crash leaves one man dead and three others hurt. tonight authorities across the bay area are cracking down on impaired drivers. thanks for joining us. i'm juliet goodrich. >> kpix's devon feely on the serious message from law enforcement this holiday weekend. >> reporter: we're in what's known as a maximum enforcement period. the chp is putting as many officers out on the street as they possibly can, looking for distracted drivers. they're looking for drunk drivers: and last night, we had a tragic reminder. we had a crash in which one life was lost, and a second forever altered. this is where the car came crashing to a stop. the drama of the rescue, the tragedy that would follow. >> using the jaws of life to get all of them out. >> reporter: they would later learn that their efforts, though heroic, were not enough to save everyone. >> went off the left side of the roadway, overturned multiple times, and ultimately, one of the passengers was killed. >> reporter: the chp says the 23-year-old man that was mind the wheel will be charged

. >>> this is kpix 5 news at 6 am. migrants clash with police. >> don't be startled if you see smoke. why cal fire is going to start a fire there on purpose. >>> ruben foster is kicked off the team after another run-in with the law. it is monday, november 26.>>> good morning. 5 am. we get a checkup weather and traffic. monday morning and we are looking at buggy conditions to start. >> right. it was great to have that sunshine over the weekend. enjoy that sunshine. things will start to change as we had through tomorrow. here's a live look with our san jose camera. there we go. you can see the camera. the fog and low cloud action. temperatures in the 40s and 50s as we start off your monday. concord is at 46 and livermore at 46. san jose 46 in santa rosa 41. areas of low clouds and fog along the coast. visibility is down to about a half mile. dense fog as we start off the day. mild and dry conditions for monday afternoon. mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. a few weather systems this week will bring rain. a what rick ahe

. >>> kpix news begins now. >> rain is causing problems. here and in the fire zone.r forecast. >> literally by the hour we will see the raits way to the s san jose will get much- needed bay area rainfall. it is a steady soaking rain. solano, napa, mendocino county. clearlake, middletown, calistoga, santa rosa are all in the rainfall. it is now raining in richmond, san francisco, oakland, berkeley, fairfield. let's go hour by hour. by 10 pm, it will stretch to the santa clara valley. tomorrow everyone is soggy. morrow evening, everyone is soggy. this will be a 24 hour rain events. the rain impact will be low to moderate. it will be windy in the north bay hills. the biggest impact will be on the roadways. there are a lot of folks heading out for their sick -- favorite sale tomorrow. it will be super slow getting there. we had 13 straight days with er

news app. i' this is kpix live news. >> the federal government is behind you, we are all behind you. this is very sad to see. >> president trump promising help for fire victims after seeing the devastation for himself. but tonight he is not backing down. he is blaming poor forest management for starting the disaster. >> meanwhile, thousands of people that have lost everything continue to camp out in cars and tents as rescuers desperately dig through the rubble for the missing's. >>> for the 10th day in a row, the bay area is choking under a thick blanket of smoke. >> we are keeping a close eye on the air quality. you would never imagine that almost a quarter of reporting agencies have unhelpful levels of pollutants is good news, but it is because it is significantly better than yesterday. we will have the details in a few minutes. >>> we also have a 36 hour smoke forecast on the bottom of the right-hand corner of your screen. the darker the color, the worse it will be. more on air quality in the moment. but first, we want to get to president trump's visit to the fire zone. kpix 5 was

this is kpix 5 news at noon. >>> breaking news. a homicide in san jose. >>> teaser -- trees are being toppled. this is a messy thursday commute >> the wet and windy weather has been causing problems all around the bay area. >> first, breaking news in the south bay. >> it is on air avenue. >> we're live at the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: police taped off a wide section of air avenue in san jose. it is still an active climb -- crime scene. no official details. at least one possibly two victims are inside one of the homes. crime scene detectives have been going in and out of the house for the past couple of hours. this is one of the oldest neighborhoods filled with large homes built in the 30s. the mayor lives a few doors here's what neighbors are saying about what happened today.>> it's pretty shocking. it is a pretty quiet neighborhood. we normally have people walking around and using the light rail. it's pretty sma. >> it . thisod has biseedil and recent developments. neighbors say they have not had any security concer

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> in just 90 minutes the polls officially open where you need to go but you need to bring this morning and we answer your election day questions. >>> plus overnight a bay area officer shot in the head. >> good morning everyone it is tuesday november 6th i'm michelle griego. >> good morning i'm kenny choy let's look at this. the polls open in about an hour and a half. >> i always love getting the sticker. >> i voted. >> yeah, the sticker's awesome. i wear it with pride. >> that's awesome. >>> and we're looking at great weather for election day. so plenty of sunshine. very similar to yesterday. so no excuse to get out and vote. let's show you a live look outside. under clear skies. our temperatures are in the 50s and 40s and some spots down to the upper 30s. napa you're in the upper 30s this morning. concord 47. oakland 52. livermore 45. san jose 48 and santa rosa a cool 41. a little bit chilly to start off the day with mainly clear skies. warm and sunny as we head through the afternoon with above average temperatures. we're ta

this is kpix news. >>> the effort may fall short. >> and the solemn verse in san francisco today. how the city will mark 40 years since they were assassinated. >> good morning everyone it is tuesday november 27th. >> it is 6:00 right now and right now the bay area is beginning to feel the effects of the first of several storms to hit this week. you can see on high def doppler the rain will hit the north bay first and let's get a live look outside to take a look at the conditions right now in san francisco. taking a live look at the bay bridge. you can tell it is foggy out there. the rain is coming. we are asking and receiving it. >> yeah, we have gone such a long stretch without seeing anything. and now we're seeing storm after storm. and look the grass we head towards the end of the week and likely back to normal for the rainfall amounts for the year. we're going to be looking good by the end of theunts there. and you can see the radar sweeps and currently up across fort bragg, mendecino, getting that wet weather as we start off the day and that will continue to push across the r

news this tuesday. thanks for watching i'm ann marie green. have a great day. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix> good morning tuesday. as we take a live look at the bay bridge. it's tuesday november 6th good morning and thank you for waking up with us. >> off to a good start. >> yes. 4:30 i'm back. >> yes, feeling better? >> yeah, i feel better a little bit. >> i feel a little bit better. hopefully this will go away soon. >>> well we are looking at beautiful weather for today. yeah, we are looking at temperatures as we head through the afternoon above average, plenty of sunshine. a live look from our sales force tower camera at the bay bridge and it's a chilly start to the day in concord. 53 in oakland. liver more 43 and santa rosa at 41. even in napa down to the upper 30s this morning mainly clear. warm and sunny, above average temps as we head through the day. dry conditions continue with no rain in sight as high pressure really just continues to dominate our weather. we'll take

killed and a number of homes destroyed in butte >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >> so scared now, so terrified! >> at least nine people killed and a record number of homes destroyed and this morning, pg&e admitted to the problems right before those flames broke out. >>> one quarter of 1 million people are under evacuation orders in southern california as the destruction continues in malibu. >>> smoky air has people reaching for masks all across the bay area. the an air quality alert and what you need to know about that smoke. this is saturday, november 10. good morning. concer across the bay area. starting off with our forecast, air quality is unhealthy across the bay area. we are very unhealthy today. for the north bay and east bay. it is a good idea to try to avoid any outdoor activities today. right now, temperatures are cold outside. in fact, we are below freezing. 38 degrees in concord. 36 is your current temperature in livermore and into the 30s for san francisco. we do have a frost advisory in effect and those temperatures are in the upper 20s to lower 2

>>> live this is kpix 5 news at noon. there could be a record for midterm elections. >> first, smoke has been pouring from a recycling plant fire all morning long. neighbors are being told to close the windows and pick up their kids from school. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. >> let's get right to wilson walker who is live in brisbane. of of the latest. >> reporter: about 10 hours and something started burning in this building. as you can see, there is still smoldering going on. if you go to the neighborhood just downwind, you can certainly smell it.>> this was exclusively construction debris that comes in in mid -- in big metal boxes. >> two by fours and 4 x 4 started burning this morning drawing a response from several fire departments. >> the fired -- the fire department was here quickly. they had a major hose on it quickly. what you see now is steam from that water. >> there has in a good bit of smoke. they are quality management department has looked at it. it is still going pretty good. >> it's little

♪ >>> live, this is kpix 5 news at noon. don't take off your mask.rain will come and give us some relief. like of the stock market is in the red. right now investors are seeing another day of triple digit losses. >> good afternoon. >> it has been another wild ride on wall street as we take a look at the big board. it is in the red. down more than 500 points. we have about an hour to go before the closing bell. dow was down 596 points at one point. all three major indexes are slightly lower for the year wiping out all those games. tech stocks are taking a hard hit. apple sings 3.6. sex and microsoft give up 3.3%. financial advisors are still optimistic. >> in 2008, as you know, we had the banks faildepression. we worked our way out of that. now fast forward to today. the banks are doing well. the economy is doing well. this volatile stock market will get back to normal probably at the end of the year. >> there is been a flurry of concerns. crashing oil prices in the china trade will. >> some relief from all of this hazardous air is finally in sight. a

>>> this is kpix news. >> the bay area suffers through some of the worst air quality in the world. reality check on what it is doing to our health. >>> major sporting events are closed. the search to find some relief this weekend. >> more than 1000 people are missing in the butte county fire zone. >> good morning. i am julie watts. >>> there is an index of 232 in the very unhealthy range. let's go ahead and get right to julie with more on our air quality and when we might get some relief. >> well, i will say it does look like relief is coming, just not quite yet. here is a live look over san francisco. a look at our air quality forecast shows unhealthy here quality -- unhealthy air quality across the bay area. the smoke continues to spread from the camp fire offshore into the bay area. all of the exit routes are trapped. it is being trapped in the santa clara valley really containing that smoke. it is is adding more and more smoke to it. we are going to see another couple of days with no real relief yet with the exception right along the coast in san francisco. we might get a littl

. >>> welcome to kpix 5 news at 6 am. >>> there is a five acre wildfire.his time. an evacuation advisory is in effect for the north and of paradise park. roads are closed at nine

blue bloods is tonight here on kpix 5. >>> new details on a nationwide turkey recall days before thanksgiving. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. . >>> thanksgiving is less than a is issuing a recall of more than 91,000 pounds of jennie-o turkey ground turkey products. one related death and 164 illnesses have been reported across the country. >>> volkswagen is the latest car make tore go green. the german company plans to spend $50 billion on electric and autonomous vehicles by year 2023. earlier this year, volkswagen announced plans to build a dozen factories worldwide. >>> let's look at the big board and see how the stock market is doing. dow is up 165 points. we'll be right back. . >>> nice and fresh. one of my favorites are the bartlett pears. they're

. >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> hundreds of evacues are facing new concerns in a camp fire burn stone this morning but more help is on the way. >> and what police believe may have sparked a deadly shooting at a chicago hospital. good morning it's tuesday november 20th. >> time now is 6:30 we want to take a live look outside at what will hopefully be our last smokey day in the bay area. courtesy of our photographer. air quality is expected to be an issue all around the bay area. once again today. but hopefully this is the last day of it. >> it is. thankfully so. boy, the 13th day in a row of unhealthy to very unhealthy air. everyone is asking when will it end. it is going to end this evening and better air quality with that rain for tomorrow. so one more morning of dealing with this smoke. our air quality right now the red dot showing unhealthy air. unhealthy for sensitive groups in orange there from san jose, livermore, and vacaville and moderate air quality for redwood city. so we are going to see as we go through this evening a change in wind direction and that will bring better air

this is kpix 5 news. >> grab your umbrella before we head out the door we're tracking rain today. >>s the giants coach said he made a mistake. >> and 40 years ago today an assassination that rocked san francisco and the country good morning everyone it is tuesday november 27th i'm michelle griego. >> good morning i'm kenny choy and we wanted the rain andation coming. >> today the first storm system of the week and one behind that. an active weather pattern the radar sweeping and you can see that light rain pushing across the north bay here. you can see that rain pushing into willetts there. it does look

and the wors >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. at 5:00. >> an uphill battle for firefighters in butte county as a massive wildfire continues to rage on. the worst is yet to come. >> just moments ago, governor jerry brown announced he has requested a major disaster declaration in butte county, los angeles county and ventura county. >> this is truly a tragedy that all californians can understand and respond to, and be very sympathetic. we are going to do every -- everything we can. we are requesting a presidential declaration, funding from the federal government. of course, there will be efforts from the state government, as well. it is time to pull together and work through this tragedy. >> the camp fire has burned 173 square miles. that is almost the size of the city of san jose. right now, the fire is 25% contained and 23 people are confirmed dead. more than 100 are missing. so far, the fire has destroyed more than 6400 homes and another 15,000 structures are threatened. >>> we have live team coverage from the front lines. katie

. >>> thank you for watching kpix news this morning.he next update coming up. >> have a great day, everyone. > good morning to our viewers in the west.our viewers welcome to cbs this morning. california's largest utility now says two of its lines failed in areas where the deadly camp fire may have started. officials ask why they kept the power on? more than 5 billion robo calls was made last month alone. now pushing the phone companies to stop the spammers. we visit a lab to see what it's doing and why the company says it's been an arms race. >>> a salmonella scare could ruin thanksgiving. how to handle a

thanks for watching "kpix 5 news this morning."our next local update is 7:26. >>> good morning to our veiewer in the west. it's thursday, november 1st, 2018, welcome to "cbs this morning." five days until the midterm elections and both sides are bringing out their heavypush. how the parties are trying to rally votes and the women making history on the ballot. >> google workers around the world are walking out today to protest the company's handling the sexual misconduct on the job. how a top executive's reported exit with a $90 million severance package is serving as a caught to action for many employees. >> a crisis over lead levels nearly three times the federal limit in a new jersey city

. >>> good evening, and welcome to this special edition of kpix news. >> i'm elizabeth cook.counting down to election day. tonight democrat and republican heavy hitters are still hitting the campaign trail. president trump about to make his final stop of the day in missouri. back here at homee garvin new? is rallying supporters -- newsome is in san francisco getting help from governor jerry brown. we'll have more on these events coming up later. >> we want to take a closer look at the battle over the california gas tax increase. last-minute polling shows that the fight over prop six appears to ose. >> kpix 5 says it really depends on how you ask the prop six question. phil? >> that's right. is it about taxes or is it about road repairs? that is the big issue that we are all going to be deciding. let's take a look. >> supporters used a gas giveaway today to make a point about the high cost of fuel in the state. >> the people of this state are having to pay more and more for gasoline, and instead of fixing caltrans and making it operate efficiently, they raise the gas tax. >> r

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. >> a special edition of kpix news begins now. coaching clients on evictions. >> after reaired the original report the issue was put on the ballot. oakland voters spoke out. >> reporter: just yesterday, if you were live nrg the city of oakland in a duplex of triplex your landlord could move in, raise done rent and evict you. for the past six months we've been introducing you to tenants around west oakland who are being evicted without just cause. this past sunday we showed you these two single moms being kicked out never having missed a payment or having issues with a landlord. >> i never thought i'd be in this situation but here i am. it's real and it's a crisis. >> what do you do? you keep your head up and that's all you can do. >> reporter: their landlord took advantage of the duplex lupole, as long as we moved into one of these three units, the landlord had every right to kick them out and could raise done rent. >> reporter: these are two single moms. you don't want to talk about kicking them out.. we confronted the landlord w

mola lenghi, kpix 5 news, the white house. >>> ahead, a new study reveals oceans are warming faster than anticipated. what this means for our climate te she hadet r missn to heme this week's jefferson award winner. >>> we are warming up quite nicely across the bay area. a beautiful live look erunder mosunny skiesment i'll let you lois warm weather will last coming up in just a few minutes. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> fran giants fans are remembering willie mccovey. the hall of fame first baseman died yesterday after a long ba wries healthlook at mccovey at&t park in san francisco where people have been stopping by all morning to pay their respects

. >>> we'll be right back with more news, weather and sports. you're watching kpix. county: this new wildfire is forcing thousands of peo w... >>> continuing to follow breaking news in butte county. wildfires are causing thousands to evacuate. the camp fire has burned 5000 acres off of highway 70. it is spreading quickly. the flames are in this shot. there is a smoke advisory for the entire bay area due to this wildfire. we will have an updatealon a a the appeals court ruled that the later ginsberg is in the hospital right now. the 85-year-old fractured three ribs after falling in her office last night. she went home after the fall and was taken to the hospital this morning when she was experiencing disc comfort. she has been on the high court -- discomfort. she has been on the high court for many years. >>> president trump announced jeff sessions was resigning. he has expressed his frustration with sessions for not recusing himself from the russia investigation. this sparked concerned that this is a preemptiveio ey arllin nds e being planned in support of robert muel

♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> relief is on the way.tracking a storm that will hopefully wash away all that bad air. >> but that's good and bad news in the butte county fire zone. >>> and a late decision puts the brakes on a trump administration order. this morning a big win for migrants heading to the border. good morning everybody. it is tuesday november 20th i'm michelle griego. >> we are going to get a little bit of a break. >> yeah, finally we're going to have that relief. going on 13 days of unhealthy air and a spare the air alert and that is a record for the bay area for the most consecutive spare the air alerts for the region here. >> we are going to see some

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> this morning flames race across butte county. we're live as firefighters work to get the upper hand. >> plus smoke from the wild fire continues to funnel in from the bay area. >> and one of the world's most notorious drug lords prepares for his day in court. good morning it's november 13th. >> 13 more bodies have been recovered from the ohede tow ton 7,000 structures. president trump has approved an expedited disaster declaration. >> people are invited to stay indoors. sonoma county is closing 90% of its schools and parents can check the district's website for a full list. >> i went outside the park we usually go to just to see how people were out there. it is erie to see them wearing the masks while they're on the swings. >> at least they have the masks because we are looking at thick smoke. i know people are talking about how bad it is breathing. and we are looking at that air quality that will continue with unhealthy to very unhealthy air quality conditions once again today. checking air quality right now. the red dots

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news >>> in just two hours midterms open up across the state. >> plus a dangerous suspect shoots a police officer in the head. the latest from antioche. >> and why the country's nuclear future is in limbo again. >>> good morning everyone it is tuesday november 6th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm ken nooesdz short. >> no excuse. >>> we're looking at plenty of sunshine. great weather if you liked yesterday you're going to like today. daytime highs above average for this time of year with that sunshine. a live look at our sales floor tower camera over the golden gate. clear skies. napa just checked for you in the upper 30s this morning. concord looking at 47. oakland at 53. livermore at 45. san francisco at 54. and santa rosa coming in at 41 on this election day. as we head through the afternoon warm and sunny again above average temperatures for this time of year. the we're talking anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above normal for this time. and dry conditions continue. no rain in sight through the week. we'll check

new york. thanks for with nothing -- but their lives. and tonight: the massive camp fire in butte >>> live from the cbs bay area cities, this is kpix 5 news. >> mainly it's my kids. i lost everything. but things can be replaced. kids can't. >>> now at 6, they escaped with nothing but their lives, and tonight the massive campfire in butte county is forcing new evacuations. >> all around lake or rowville, crews trying to get a handle on this fire. we will show you what they are trying to do. >> winds are expected to pick up tomorrow. we'll also be pushing more smoke into the bay area. . >> the campfire in butte county is now the most destructive in state history. in just two days, it has burned 156 square miles, and that is twice the size of the city of oakland. firefighters are making progress. containment has climbed to 20% tonight, but at least nine people have mcdonald in the fire, and a number are still missing. more than 6,700 structures have been destroyed, and officials say 15,000 more are threatened. >> at the moment, we are expecting a live briefing from cal fire. they are in chico tonight. that's live view from chico. they haven'

the kpix 5 news team has you covered from all angles on election night. we will be bringing you live results and analysis all evening long starting at 8 pm with our special live stream on our website. >>> experts are warning about a growing cyber security threat. the target? a service we'll use for free. the goal is creating gps chaos. kpix 5's joe vasquez is on the road with the story. >> reporter: remember the old days? if you got lost, you had to ask somebody directions. we have really come to expect that these navigation systems will work in our smart phones. now, there is a growing concern that they're going to get hacked by way of the global positioning satellite system. >> when aaron wolf wants directions or to get a ride, she whips out her smart phone. >> when you open it up, it already has your location. >> reporter: that is things to gps. gps is not so much about maps, it is about time. >> all of the gps satellites are very, very precise clocks. >> reporter: on each satellite, a set of atomic clocks. they send a continuous ultra precise time sig

join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. friday, no >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> hundreds of central american city to the u.n. human rights office yesterday. they were asking for buses to take them to the u.s. border. about 5,000 migrants have spent the last few days in mexico city in a stadium there resting as they make their way towards the border. the caravan's coordinator says they offered buses for women and children, but they want them for everyone. >>> u.s. marines are in place helping border agents as a crossing near san diego. last month president trump ordered thousands of troopsed to the border in response to the caravan. as of wednesday, more than 5,600 troops had been deployed to california, texas, and arizona. the marines are installing razor wire and erecting tents to how's members of the military and the border patrol. >>> and ceremonies are taking place across the world to mark the end uh world war i that took place about a century ago. poppies were placed on t

. >>> the kpix 5 news team has you covered on tuesday, we'll bring you live reports and announcements all evening at 8:00 with our special live stream on kpix.com. >>> a swarm of earthquakes hit south of holster this morning starting just before 6:00 a magnitude 4.1 magnitude earthquake rumbled near the small community followed by 5 other earthquakes in that area each measuring at least 3.0 as of this afternoon no reports of any injuries or damage. >>> officials are expecting more gusty dry conditions prompting yet another red flag warning, we're looking live from our dublin camera. let's head to mary with the very latest. >> we're looking at a high fire danger as we head through the weekend so low relative humidity values dry gusty winds, i want to show you right now relative humidity values across the bay area, down to 30%, 37% livermore, 37 in concord, santa rosa, 43% we'll see those values dropping to the single digits tomorrow. here is a reason why we'll have minimal ocean influence, dry offshore winds, above average temperatures, everything is just so dry out there. we have a re

join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning.esday, november 7th. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >> a fourth grade class in austin, texas, kicked off the day with a song about voting. they learn about civics and punctuation through songs their teacher writes for them. >>> here's a look now at some of the headlines on the morning news stand. "the washington post" says election officials and civil rights groups feel that thousands of reports of voting problems across the country. they complained about broken machines, long lines, rejected ballots, and poll workers emproperly challenging their right to vote. a coalition of civil rights groups reported receiving more than 29,000 voting irregularities. in atlanta they waited four hours to cast their ballots and there were complaints about voting machines flipping voters' choices in four states. and women placed i voted stickers is he headstone of susan b. anthony. this has become something of an election day tradition. anthony helped propel

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> and now at 5:00, early voters out in full force casting their ballots ahead of the midterm elections. and thanks so much for joining us, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. election day now less than two days away, and san francisco could see a record turnout. kpix 5's katie neilson is breaking down some of the numbers. >> more than a hundred people cast ballots today at san francisco city hall, and the director of elections thinks this could be a record turnout for a midterm. san francisco didn't even start keeping track of voter turnout until the 60s, and the record for a midterm voter turnout was back in 1974 at68 percent. if san francisco sees a large turnout on election day, the city could match for beat that record. >> we have a very good turnout so far in san francisco, and if the numbers continue i think we'll have a surprising turnout by the end of voting on election day. >> in addition to early voting, more than 100,000 mail in ballots have already been received, and they expect to get another hund

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join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning.at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like winter in and around denver. a slow-moving storm hit parts of colorado dumping six inches of snow in some areas. more than a dozen vehicles were involved in a crash on an icy denver highway yesterday. >>> if you're trying to lose weight, there's some new research that suggests that you might want to spend more time on the scale. the university of pittsburgh study shows that people who weigh themselves daily are more likely to shed pounds. people who never weigh themselves or stepped on the scale once a week lost no weight. but those who weighed them self several times a week had more significant weight loss. >> it would remind you to eat healthy food, watch, you calories, portion sizes, stay away from the tempting sweets in the office because you know you're going to be bet getting on the scale the next day. >> stepping on the scale might not work for everyone. dieticians say that can also incr