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in bob macdonald, they get both.e worked for p&g, 33 years, rose to the ranks after serving in the army five years, he's a west point graduate. being a cincinnati native, bob macdonald is highly regarded and revered in cincinnati for his leadership of p&g. again a ceo and veteran to lead the v.a. >> a feeling, then, in the white house because of that, it is likely he is going to be a shoo-in in terms of approval on capitol hill? >> well, it's certainly seems that way based on the statement that the white house put out. i want to read part of that, 33 inform year tenure prepares him well for a huge agency with management challenges in servicing more than 8 million veterans a year at p&g, he oversaw more than 1,000 employees with operations around the world. >> thanks so much more that latest information. appreciate that. >>> all right. now to the severe weather slamming much of the country in lake, minnesota, south of the twin cities, waters are rising and dozens of homes flooded. more rain expected later today. alexa

and abc's hammish macdonald reports from iraq tonight. >> reporter: with helicopter and u.s. intelligence support, iraq 's military is trying to push isis out of the city where saddam hussein was born. america has delivered 75 hellfire missiles to the iraqis this week to help bolster their offensive. that will only last around three days. still waiting for america to decide whether to send air strikes, iraq is trying to build its own air defenses taking delivery of secondhand fighter jets from russia. embattled military here needed some good news. >> i have confidence in myself. i have confidence in my people. i have confidence in the iraqi people. >> reporter: as i.s.i.s. digs in to defend its gains, it tonight declared an islamic state in the region naming abu bakr al-baghdadi as its leader. three full teams of u.s. military advisers are here. some now pushing north of baghdad. trying to assess the ability of iraqi security forces to take on this jihadist army. rebecca? >> hamish macdonald in baghdad, thank you, hamish. >>> in south africa tomorrow, oscar pistorius will be

abc's hamish macdonald is there and has what's happening now. >> reporter: the extremist fighters are now edging closer to the capital and there is resistance against them in pockets and small victories. trying to fight back, battling to control the biggest oil refinery and vowing tonight to defend baghdad at all costs. iraqi soldiers fighting to uphold their shia dominated government under attack from sunni militants and this division is tearing this nation apart. and this commander tells me there is only one solution. >> just one language now. this language. >> reporter: every vehicle has been bought, every soldier has been trained, and every weapon has been supplied using u.s. taxpayers' dollars. we'll only know if that money was well spent if these guys can prove they're ready to stand up to the threat from isis. adding to the mix today, 90 u.s. military advisors arrived in baghdad. still, u.s. secretary of state john kerry telling abc's alex marquardt that america will no longer fight iraq's war. >> so you have to look to iraq, to its government, its military, to be able to make

is linda macdonald. >>> hi, everybody.'m frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. here's ball dude lawrence karnow with weather. >> we are going to see the winds kicking up around the bay area today. already seeing blustery conditions at 40 miles an hour. low clouds and fog have surge well onshore today. we are seeing some drizzle along the coastline, as well. now, by the afternoon, should turn out to be a decent day but likely going to see the coolest temperatures of the week. 60s and 70s inside the bay. we'll find 70s maybe a couple of low 80s well inland. and low 60s out toward the beaches. it is a cloudy start to the day over san francisco. the temperatures running in the 50s if you

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, june 25. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. breaking news. high-speed chase led to this fiery crash at fifth and harrison around 3:00 this morning. two people were killed in the crash. officers ran the plates found the car was stolen and it led to a chase. we'll have a live report from a crew on the scene in a few minutes. for more on how it's affecting traffic, here's elizabeth wenger. >> obviously very scary video that our news crews took a couple of hours ago and still a large police presence around fifth and harrison. the off- ramp at 5th street will be closed for hours. the chase started around northbound 880 near the 80 split. the vehicle was confirmed to be stolen and so that's how the chase started and obviously ended there on city streets in san francisco. so far, traffic is still very light at 5:01. no big delays at the bay bridge toll plaza but while the off- ramp is closed, consider alternates especially later on i

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 5:00. check of weather now. a little bit of a cooldown, right, lawrence? >> yeah, just a bit. slightly cooler in the valleys. you will see that cooling along the coastline where low clouds and fog have moved back in this morning. we are seeing that patchy fog some of that actually sliding inside the bay now. so looks like a cooler day but not bad. still finding 70s and 80s inside the bay. the valleys warm, moving into mid- to upper 80s in the warmest areas there but 60s toward the coastline. we have some patchy fog that is sneaking in right now. the temperatures generally in the 40s and the 50s. by the afternoon, keeping you cool out toward the beaches in the low 60s there. we'll find about 74 degrees in oakland. and still about 88 degrees in livermore. time to check out the roads. for that we head to liza battalones. >> our sensors are picking up slow traffic for the 580 commute leaving the altamont pass. e

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald>>> good morning, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's going to get hot in the bay area. >>> away from the coastline. toward the beaches plenty of fog and low clouds again. on surface early today. but by the afternoon temperatures heating up, 80s and low 90s in the valleys today. lots of 70s and 80s around the bay area. and 60s at the coastline. sea breeze brings clouds at the coastline and at the bay. temperatures in the 50s. hot this afternoon in livermore. 68 degrees in san francisco. time for a road check. let's head to elizabeth. >> still no big hot spots out the door at 5:01 this morning. a lot of the overnight roadwork is cleared too because we are just past 5:00 so it's still clearing the last few minutes. bay bridge toll plaza slight delays getting on the bridge if you are coming from the left and they did clear that overnight roadwork westbound as you head from the incline to the tower. they cleared it ahead of schedule. we are seeing slow

>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00 on a friday. we have your traffic and weather. lawrence is sleeping and roberta is ready to go. >> in the house. >> in the house. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everybody. let's take you on outside looking at the 580/680 corridor this morning. can't tell from this view but we have clear skies inland. we have clouds at the beaches. number-wise, it's really mild. 50s and light winds. bottom line is that we do have the fog at the beaches. we will be cool at the coast today and we are warming up away from the bay to our inland areas. elizabeth has "kcbs traffic." >> good morning. getting you out the door. southbound 680 much better news. we were watching this overturn accident. it's cleared. it was cleared to the center divide and now it's gone. southbound 680 at sunol boulevard no longer seeing delays out of pleasanton. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. eastbound roadwork is still there if you are leaving san francisco hopping on the lower d

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00. and we begin with some breaking news out of hayward. a person was killed in a mobile home fire. kpix 5's anne makovec just arrived at the scene and she has the latest. >> reporter: we know that one person has died in this mobile home park on fuchsia court here in hayward. a mobile home has been destroyed. firefighters trying to secure the crime scene. that's standard procedure when there is a fatal fire. firefighters got the call at about 3 a.m. they put it out in 25 minutes. but when they got inside, they did find the body of one person. now they are trying to locate the homeowner because right now they are saying they don't know if the person who died is in fact the homeowner. so the investigation continues. it is just that one mobile home that was affected by this fire. the other ones had to have their power cut off for a little while but that is all being turned on right now. so once daylight

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. wednesday june, 11, 5:00, a little weather and traffic and a big cooldown is here. >> yeah. cooler weather off the coastline now. the sea breeze is blowing. and boy, it's gusty in spots. that's carrying with it some low clouds and fog. and that's going to help to bring the temperatures down around the bay area today. in fact, by the afternoon, much more comfortable. 60s and 70s inside the bay. clouds out toward the coastline. and 50s and low 60s and some 70s and low 80s into the valleys. partly cloudy skies at the bay. temperatures not bad. 50s and low 60s. in the afternoon 70 in fremont, 75 in san jose, and a cool 61 degrees with some clouds into pacifica. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> and this is a good time to be hitting the roads at 5:01. all the overnight roadwork for the most part is clear and there's not so many slowdowns out there, either. highway 4 one of the first spots to slow down pas

is linda macdonald. >>> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. here's ball dude lawrence karnow with weather. >> we are going to see the winds kicking up around the bay area today. already seeing blustery conditions at 40 miles an hour. low clouds and fog have surge well onshore today. we are seeing some drizzle along the coastline, as well. now, by the afternoon, should turn out to be a decent day but likely going to see the coolest temperatures of the week. 60s and 70s inside the bay. we'll find 70s maybe a couple of low 80s well inland. and low 60s out toward the beaches. it is a cloudy start to the day over san francisco. the temperatures running in the 50s if you are headed out the door now. by the afternoon, we'll find some sunshine and still comfortable weather. 74 degrees in napa. about 76 in san jose. 69 degrees in fremont. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. the emergency road repairs continue if you are crossing the carquinez bridge. it could get pretty crowded at

i love music. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 8:25.unded 7 people at a home on cedar point way near hillcrest. five of them were taken to the hospital early yesterday and they are expected to survive. >>> today drivers for san francisco's muni system are voting on a new contract proposal. it's a three-year proposal. the old muni contract runs out at midnight. >>> and 30 people were taken to the e.r. yesterday suffering from heat exhaustion at the alameda county fair. temperatures got close to 100 degrees. many people used the misters at a cooling station to beat the heat. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. riding the san mateo bridge this morning is going to slow you down quite a bit. it's pretty backed up from hayward almost into foster city. there was a five-car pile-up earlier near the high-rise. and actually it's really -- you can see the backups are from end to end right now so here's a live look at what it looks like nearly stopped even though they should have just cleared it. they were wait

me too. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >> good morning, it's 8:55.er investigation is under way in san jose. it happened just after 10:00 last night. police say the shooting happened during a fight involving a large group of men. they haven't made any arrests and there is no suspect information. >>> this morning the former owner of the los angeles dodgers is expected on the witness stand in the bryan stow lawsuit. frank mccourt is accused of skimping on money for security at the game when stow was beaten. >> now here's lawrence with a look at the forecast. >>> we are going to see plenty of sunshine around the bay area this afternoon. high pressure now building in overhead. looking good over the financial district now. and we are going to see sunny skies a good part of the weekend. that ridge of high pressure kicking that low to the east. that means the temperatures are going to be heating up very nicely today. many 80s showing up in the valleys this afternoon. you will see about 77 degrees in san jose. 73 in oakland. 76 in redwood city. and about 68

we've got to >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 8:55.isor also still have to approve the 10-year deal. >>> the man accused of kidnapping and murdering sierra lamar will be in court today. the 15-year-old from morgan hill disappeared on the way to school in 2012. the suspect, antolin garcia- torres pled not guilty. >>> gay pride is expected to draw thousands to town. city hall is decorated in rainbow lights and a pink triangle display is being set up today on twin peaks boulevard and should be a good weather weekend. >> should be a great weekend weather-wise all around the bay area. going to see lots of sunshine temperatures may start to get a little hot especially in into sunday. out the door the clouds are beginning to break up outside. expecting more sunshine throughout the day away from the coastline. still fog likely to continue out toward the beaches. but get inside the bay we'll find some sunshine and temperatures mainly in the 70s although some 80s as you make your way toward gilroy and morgan hill. a lot of 80s in the valleys. 79

killed in an o >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning. it's 7:26. what's happening around the bay area right now. a disabled woman was killed in an overnight fire in hayward. the fire started just before 1 a.m. at a home on townsend avenue. the woman's niece and her husband were able to get out of the house alive. >>> san francisco man charged with having bomb-making materials in his home is due in court today for a bail hearing. fbi agents searched ryan chamberlain's apartment again yesterday. he was arrested this week after a nationwide manhunt. >>> the final day of practice for california chrome before he intends to become the first triple crown winner in 36 years. the thoroughbred hit the track today at belmont park in new york. no california bred horse has ever won the triple crown. he has a shot tomorrow. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. let's take you out to marin county southbound 101 pretty close to the civic center. there's an accident and stall. the accident is cleared to the right-hand shoulder bu

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one of the nation's most >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning. 7:56. one of the nation's most talked about congressional races turned out not to be much of a contest after all. the veteran democrat mike honda finished far ahead of ro khanna his well-funded democratic challenger. this is the 17th congressional district, covering parts of santa clara and alameda counties. >>> come november it will be dave cortese running off against sam liccardo in the san jose mayoral race. >>> day 3 of the muni workers sickout here in the city. bus drivers train operators calling in sick once again in protest of the new contract offer. they are operating at about 70%. so there will be some slowdowns. by the way, cable cars not running again today. so if you are here to see those, not running. hopefully tomorrow. traffic and weather coming up after the break. stay right there. after people find a dentist through us, they often say "i wish i'd done this sooner." don't let that be you. you know your teeth are important. so don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist t

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liz macdonald is here to look into that.the clintons have been avoiding taxes with the state, using trusts and things like capital gains taxes so the question is hillary clinton has been out there saying we were dead broke, making an appeal to the middle class, not sure you can make these 1% moves and still appeal to the middle class. is this another gaffe on the part of the clintons? ensure appears that way. stuart: just like warren buffett. won't pay estate taxes on his $35 billion, no, he will give it to the bill and melinda gates foundation, give it to charity. liz: bill clinton vetoed an elimination of the estate tax in 2000, still wanted the estate tax and said it is your patriotic duty to pay taxes. again and again we see politicians raising taxes on everybody else but avoiding them in their personal lives and it really is not a great way to go. stuart: i can not spell it but i know hypocrisy when i see it. thanks. now this. the archbishop of canterbury says the rise of social media, facebook and twitter, killing quie

thank you very much, liz macdonald. let's go back to iraq.ime for adventurous investors to put your money into iraq. joining us now in iraq. what? you run a fund come you collect money in america and you invest it in iraq, you are the guy who brings it all together and laces investment. american dollars go over there, right? $5 million over there, correct? and you think now is a good time to add to that, now is a good time? >> i think it is a very good time, stuart. we are sitting on a decent amount of tax right now. getting into the market as soon as tomorrow. in the local stock market in baghdad, the iraq stoc stock exe it is called. the market down 11% since the beginning of this recent violence in the middle of last week but the currency has been solid for the last few days. it is an oil currency, remember. irarking the big exrt bm t its a racte uapumy mey io ir esseiallputtg it oil eration essentially, that is what i am doing. can i t my money out whenever i want it? >> we haven't seen any disruptions over the last fe days. stuart: if i

abc's hamish macdonald is there. >> reporter: extremist fighters are now edging closer to the capitalis resistance against them in pockets and small victories and iraq's military is trying to fight back. they're still battling for control of the country's biggest oil refinery and vowing to defend baghdad at all costs. iraqi soldiers are fighting to uphold the shia dominated government under attack from sunni militants and this division is tearing the nation apart as this commander tells me, there is now just one solution. >> just one language now this language. >> reporter: every vehicle has been bought, every soldier has been trained, and every weapon has been supplied using u.s. taxpayers' dollars. we'll only know if that money is well spent if these guys can prove they're ready to stand up to the threat from isis. into the mix, 90 u.s. military advisers arrived in baghdad, still u.s. secretary of state john kerry telling abc's alex marquardt, america will no longer fight iraq's war. >> you have to look to iraq, its government, its military to be able to make the decisive difference

hamish macdonald. >> reporter: with helicopter gun ships and u.s. intelligence support, iraq's military is trying to push isis out of city where saddam hussein was born. america has delivered 75 hellfire missiles to the iraqis to help bolster their offensive. that will only last around three days. still waiting for america to decide whether to send air strikes, iraq is trying to build its own air defenses. taking delivery of secondhand fighter jets from russia. the embattled military here, needed some good news. >> i have confidence myself in myself and my army. confidence in my people. i have confidence in the iraqi people. >> reporter: as isis digs in to defend its gains, it declared an islamic state in the region, naming one-time u.s. captive as its leader. three full teams of u.s. military advisers are here. some now pushing north of baghdad. they're trying to assist the ability of the iraqi security forces to take on this jihadist army. hamish macdonald, abc news, baghdad. >>> in south africa the murder trial of olympic sprinter oscar pistorius

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>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. time now 6:01. >>> the fbi nabs the most wanted man in the bay area. ryan chamberlain is in custody after a three-day manhunt. >> reporter: i'm kiet do in san jose where the mayor's race takes a twist. one of the candidates wound up in the hospital! we have a live report straight ahead. >> reporter: and i'm mark kelly live at the west portal station in san francisco where we are entering day two of this sickout. but this one is a little different than yesterday. >>> here are tweets coming in on "kcbs traffic" from frustrated muni riders. they are thanking the muni who actually came to work today. another one says that more people are being turned into bike commuters. of course, we're expecting more crowded bike lanes because of the muni workers sickout continuing into day 2 as well as more crowded taxis. it's going to be harder to find a cab around the streets of san francisco today. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll p

>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> it is usually a bustling san francisco street. why officials have a neighborhood cordoned off. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. new at noon, san francisco police have blocked off 43rd avenue and clement street because of possible hazardous materials. a building there is also evacuated. this started around 8 a.m. when police found a person dead in the building. officers called the fire department after realizing that unknown hazardous materials may be there. >> oh, my god, it's so hot! >> the sun is beating right on you. >> it's going to be more scorcher today around the -- another scorcher today around the bay area with 100s inland. the heat is dangerous. medics took 30 people not emergency room at the alameda county fair yesterday. >> today is going to be hotter around the bay area. in fact, the temperatures soaring now outside looks like the heat is going to continue for the next few days. hot in the valleys, high pressure just dominate our weather right now. and yeah, these temperatures soaring in ma

abc's hamish macdonald is in baghdad. >> reporter: taking on fighters here north of baghdad and claimthe air above mosul. thousands of young iraqs are lining up to join the fight but none of this is stopping the jihadist fighters. in just two days they claimed four new towns, part of the jordanian border is threatened and with haditha in their sights, they could grab key water supplies and damage the country's electric grid. iraq's government says it cannot win the fight alone. it's out of missiles and isis has hit dozens of tanks. 300 american military advisers won't fix this. air strikes is what's needed. why should they come back and do it again? >> because they have a political and moral obligation. we have an agreement with the american after they left, which i signed, called the strategic framework agreement, which say whenever the new iraqi democratic government is threatened, america is ready to help. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is in the region, desperately wanting a political solution. there are calls to replace nuri al maliki with someone who can unite iraq's

>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> goo good morning. friday is upon us. it's june 6 -- good morning. friday is upon us. it's june 6. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. breaking news in the east bay. anne makovec is on the scene of a deadly fire in hair. anne? >> reporter: an elderly woman died in this house, two others made it out alive and the investigation is ongoing. as to what caused this fire. you can see the damage to the front door the fire and smoke was pouring out of that door when firefighters arrived here at about 1 a.m. you can see beyond that how much damage was done to this house. there was a husband and a wife who made it out alive after trying unsuccessfully to fight this fire with a broken fire extinguisher. it was the wife's aunt who died. she was in a back bedroom in a wheelchair and to rescue her, firefighters had to get through the fire first. >> it is a challenge because you have to get to them quickly because you know that the conditions in the room are not favorable, you know, for anybody to live in that type of condition

>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, june 4. time now 6:00. >>> let's check in with liz for a look at our morning commute. >> we have been watching this hot spot in the dublin- pleasanton area. it looks like in the next 15 minutes they hope to ghetto crews on scene. in the meantime two of the left lanes are still blocked on westbound 580 westbound 580 before you reach the dublin interchange. and you can see all the slow traffic now coming through the livermore valley. it's also very foggy. we can't even see traffic in our dub cam in that area. you can see the fog across the span of the golden gate bridge. they did the lane change. they have four southbound lanes open now in the commute direction. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights turned on early at 5:46. we are stacked up to the 880 overcrossing. muni experiencing major delays but should be slightly better today. all metro and bus lines are returning to regular routes. we have a reporter on the scene checking out the latest on the commute. we'll have that coming up. in the m

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> i'm mark kelly live in the mission where policeinvestigating a murder this morning. coming up, what we know so far. >> and fremont police will be pleading its case for surveillance cameras tonight. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. >> spring is almost over. a taste of summer coming our way today. we'll talk about that next. >> and troubles along 101 northbound. we have an accident may slow you down. i'll have details. >> good morning, it's tuesday, june 17. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:30 now. >> happening today in fremont, city leaders debate sending hundreds of thousands of dollars to put up cameras and license plate readers to catch out of town criminals. kiet do reports live from fremont. the police department wants these cameras in specific spots like where you're standing right now. >> reporter: right. we're here on fremont boulevard on 880 one of a dozen spots where fremont police want to put the cameras to catch crooks trying to flee the city. they will be at the city council m

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald.er ad libs traffic ad libs >>> making way for tech shuttles at the expense of precious parking spaces. i'm anne makovec live in san francisco, where there will be a public hearing this morning. >> reporter: a grass fire destroys two homes in the east foothills of san jose. what neighbors did that saved their homes coming up in a live report. >> this the last full day of spring, here comes summer. we'll have your forecast coming up. >> and traffic is "friday light" over at the bay bridge toll plaza. but we have an accident now on the altamont pass. i'll have details in "kcbs traffic" still ahead. >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday, june 20. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:30. it's friday. we have to talk about the weekend and, of course, the weather. here's lawrence. >>> that's right. spring coming to a close very rapidly now. looks like out the door we go. we have some mid- to high-level clouds and patchy fog out there right now. throughout the d

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, june 30. i'm michelle griego. >> happy monday, everyone. 5:00. getting the week kicked off. it's going to be hot again today. >> hotter than yesterday so today will go into the triple digits at least in some spots away from the immediate coastline. starting out nice and clear, all around the bay area even out toward the beaches right now, we are clear. looks like as we head throughout the day, lots of sunshine and here go those temperatures again. plenty of 70s and 80s inside the bay even 90s into the south bay and triple-digit heat for some of the interior valleys. comfortable 60s and low 70s near the coastline. over the bay clear. mild to begin with. this afternoon 93 napa, 100 livermore, 96 santa rosa. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> this is right around the time they clear a lot of the overnight roadwork. get things ready for the commute. same thing this morning. a lot of it is cleared or clearing. we are checking road sensors around the 205/580 merge. delays start in tracy and c

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> prepare to shell out more cash at stations likehis. i'm anne makovec live in san francisco with more on how california's cap and trade laws could affect the price of gas. >> and south bay commuters, the pain will go on. while traffic won't get better anytime soon coming up in a live report. >> a beautiful spring day ahead. lots of sunshine coming our way today likely the hottest day of the week. we'll take a look at the temperatures coming up. >> and no accidents or delays on the bay bridge. but we're starting to see a bit of a backup through the altamont pass. i'll tell you how long it takes to get through the mess. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm michelle griego. it is wednesday, june 18. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:30. as lawrence said,. >> ities time for weather pick of the week, right? >> this is as nice as it gets all week long. spring winding down, northerly component of the wind will scrub the skies clear of fog. so clear to the coastline today. you will see a lot of 60s there. inside the bay, some 70s ev

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captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 6:00, wednesday, june 11. >>> let's check in with liz for a look at our morning commute. >> thanks, guys. we are getting a first report of a new accident now. it is coming up northbound 17. it sounds like it's approaching laurel road solo car crash. it is in the center divide and you can see speeds now averaging about 49 miles per hour but that may continue to slow as this morning commute gets under way. it's windy outside. lawrence will have the forecast coming up. but chp issued their own high wind advisory for the richmond/san rafael bridge. that's a live look at the toll plaza. tow crews are on the scene of the accident northbound 280 approaching alemany boulevard. actually past the alemany boulevard exits. there are injuries. there was a small oil spill with it. they hoped to clear it by 6:15. right now we are seeing minor delays. so once the tow crews get all the cars hooked up they can clear it b

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. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> reformed criminal or not? we are learning raymond "shrimp boy" chow is not getting out of jail. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. the well known chinatown figure arrested in the leland yee corruption scandal was back in court asking to be released on bail. his lawyers tried to make a case for his reputation. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec reports from the federal building. >> reporter: no bail raymond "shrimp boy" chow will stay in custody for now. this really turned into a mini- trial on his character. we saw four of his friends and family members take the stand speaking about how good a person he is and how he is a reformed criminal and not a danger to society. also saying that in no way would he flee. he would show up for future court dates. that again was according to some of his neighbors and friends. this is video of "shrimp boy" from the past. no cameras were loud at today's federal bail hearing. chow is charged with money laundering and conspiracy to sell stolen liquor and ciga

>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> thousands of reasons not to go. the case made by gay activists to stop san francisco's archbishop from speaking at a "march for marriage." good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. kpix 5's mark kelly joins lives from the archdiocese where protestors delivered a petition to the archbishop this morning. mark. >> reporter: frank, nearly 30,000 people signed this online petition many of them household names, nancy pelosi, gavin newsom, mayor lee. they don't want the archbishop to attend the march for marriage in d.c. in two days. today, just this morning, when they delivered that petition to the archdiocese doors, they did not get a warm welcome. >> petition in hand, they delivered their grievance to the archdiocese front door but that door was closed and locked to them. >> let us ask for dignity to be respected. >> reporter: the staff person inside did not unlock the door. >> this is a false battle. this is a wrong battle. this is the last thing that jesus would be saying. >> reporter:

>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. aren't the only ones celebrg tonight. for local shops >>> the crowds flooding into san francisco for pride weekend aren't the only ones celebrating tonight. the local shops and restaurants business is booming. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian hackney. brian webb is at the civic center where the party is in full spring. brian. >> reporter: huge rainbow colored crowds all across the city today. the castro, dolores park, here at the civic center. but the people trying to make a buck out here start telling me the rainbow colors aren't exactly turning to green dollar bills quite as easily as they had hoped at least not so far. the hot dog vendor is not completely happy. the face-painting lady says it's so so, so far. there are an extra one million people give or take here in san francisco for pride weekend one of the biggest tourist weekends maybe the biggest all year. the hotels are full. the restaurants are packed. no doubt about it. there's money being made. we couldn't find any studies on figures of how much

vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonaldwe made it! good morning, everyone. it is friday, june 20. i'm michelle griego. >> if you look at us monday and friday, the smiles go from here to there! >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we love friday because we love what? >> weather! >> no, the weekend! [ laughter ] >> oh. [ laughter ] >> around the bay area we are starting out with patchy fog early on this morning, lots of sunshine coming our way. this is the last full day of fringe. we'll talk about that coming up. >> whoa. and we have a lot of frustrated drivers about an hour ago lots of traffic heading out of the city. this is eastbound bay bridge. there were a couple of accident d rk so now there's only one lane open but looks like some of that traffic is beginning to move through there. i'll have another traffic update in a few minutes. >>> two homes burned to the ground down in san jose. firefighters tell us it would have been much worse except for one thing. a fire started in and out building at the base of mount hamilto

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> held by the taliban for years, the only united states soldier held captive in afghanistan is free tonight. the exchange that brokered his release. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian hackney. >> this morning, i called bob and janney bergdahl and told them that after nearly five years in captivity, their son bowe is coming home. >> right now, sergeant bowe bergdahl is on the way back from afghanistan to a u.s. army hospital in germany. years of searching and negotiating with the taliban finally paid off to win his freedom. wendy gillette reports. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl is finally free. obama administration officials say the taliban handed over bergdahl to u.s. special forces in eastern afghanistan saturday. the 28-year-old from haley, idaho, has been held as a prisoner of war since june 30, 2009. president obama spoke saturday evening with bergdahl's parents by his side. >> he wasn't forgotten by his country because the united states of america does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind. >> i'd

. > >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald.erday's >>> good morning, it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. investigators in san jose are trying to figure out what caused a fire that burned two homes to the ground. yesterday fires spread from the homes to the grass around them. but it was put out before causing further damage. >>> bay area politicians begin a new push to regulate ecigarettes today. congresswoman jackie speier is sponsoring a new bill in the state legislature. it would treat ecigarettes the same as tobacco products. >>> the ugly dog contest at the sonoma-marin fair is this evening at the petaluma fairgrounds. a dog named peanut is the early favorite to win. and you can see why. peanut is running away with the online vote. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. liza battalones, slow traffic in the silicon valley because of an earlier accident. sky 2 tells us that northbound 280 is slow leaving downtown san jose approaching foothill. and if you are approaching the belmont area, expect t

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[ applause and cheers ] >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it's thursday, june 26. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00. and something a little bit different today. here's roberta to share what was that stuff? >> right! we had raindrops on the rooftops very early this morning. hi, everybody! let's call on this, it's our life hi-def doppler radar. it's been months since i have utilized this particular tool to forecast your weather and there you have it, the green on the screen means that we have a few wet roadways out the door. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies right now. number-wise into the 50s and low 60s. and later today, unseasonably cool inland in the 70s. otherwise, 60s bayside and seashore. the seven-day forecast still straight ahead but first things first, good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning, roberta. and you can see some of that fog that roberta mentioned along the coastline especially across the golden gate bridge. the visibility is going to be an issue this morning coming from marin county through sausalito if

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. thursday, the weekend is approaching, june 5. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> let's check in with elizabeth for a look at the morning commute. >> thanks, guys. we have better news now. they were able to wrap up this pothole repair ahead of schedule. initially, they had thought it was going to be later. it was going to be closer to 8:00 they were going to continue to have that one lane blocked. but we just got word that all lanes are now back open. maybe they thought it was causing a big backup. so southbound 101 approaching san antonio road we are still seeing some really big delays by the novato dump coming out of sonoma county into marin county. but for right now, we should start to see some of those delays dissipate because they did just re-open that lane. maybe they will go back to continuing to fix it later. we'll continue to keep you posted. all right. here's a live look at our sensors westbound 580 from the altamont p

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and the commute to t >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> it could all be over soon. this afternoon we learn what it could take to get muni sick calls to end and the commute back on track. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is day 3 of that muni sickout. the headache for riders could continue through the end of the week. but talks set for saturday now could put the system back on track. anne makovec has the very latest now in san francisco. >> reporter: more muni trains are rolling today than yesterday and most are far less crowded. it was a tense morning for commuters not knowing what to expect. >> it's becoming very inconvenient. >> it affects a lot of people. >> reporter: about 160 operators called out six, muni at 70% capacity better than the 50% we saw yesterday. >> hopefully we'll get more improvement tomorrow. >> reporter: cable cars though were at a standstill all morning. the operators were needed to drive trains and buses leaving tourists disappointed. >> we just wanted to take the cable car. we don't have any cable