old macdonald's f fm in cedar rarads is getting facelift. the cedar rapids park and recreation department is going to bring in dozens of new baby farm animals. visitors will be able to touch, feed, and play with them. and it will a new programs to teach the community about urban agriculture. april 23rd. now, one last look at this morning's weather, kaj... with h overall partly cloudy sky. the sky will be clearer the farther northeast range from 30 northeast to around 37 south. this weather pattern continues to look like it'll take a turn for milder weather with widespread 40s likely tomorrow. while this will come along mild and windy weather is likely on friday with highs going well into the 50s. iowa city briefly touch 60, though the gusty winds may make it feel a few degrees cooler than that. there are no major systems at all over the next 10 days, with a cool-down likely next week. however, with the arctic shut off and no snow pack left by that time, we really won't be able to get that cold. before you know it, it'll be march! today: part

macdonald. "zipped" over. it's postal humor. [ chuckles ] i see. helps us through the gloom of night. [ chuckles ] more postal humor? [ laughs ] you know, i don't understand what fleischer's doing in the cell. i mean, he's one of my best carriers. well, that may be, mr. macdonald, however -- hey, w-w-what's that? that is a portion of the mail we discovered in mr. fleischer's apartment. apparently, he has not been delivering the mail for the past seven years. that's not our policy. i didn't think it was. uh, may i speak to mr. fleischer privately? what the hell were you doing?! nothing. besides that! i can't believe this. all right. move inside. 6 years, 11 months, 29 days. time flies, huh? this is michael fantino. picked him up in his room. mr. kotterman's coming down to make a positive i.d. very good. is this your idea of a joke? beg your pardon? seven years in that crummy room, getting my food left at the door, doing my laundry in the sink, never going out 'cause i knew you cops were out there, combing the streets, hunting me day after day, year

i mean if you have that kind of money, i'm sure that it will get you laid this weekend alone macdonald says they'll do 8 to 10 rides a day... passengers leave, not only with a fantasy fulfilled...but a flamingo air certificate....welco ming them to club. 9 "because it's all about the romance' so how much will the experience set you back? a one hour ride is 4 hundred and 25 bucks. if that's not up your ally, check out a full list of valentines day events happening in the tri-state! we've got it posted right now on fox19 now dot com. live wx tease creighton announce jeff/chroma leading edge of colder air moving into the tri-state. expect to wake up on saturday with temps in the low double-digits, and wind chills making it feel as cold as - 11. saturday afternoon will offer little in the way of warmth with highs only in the mid teens. again, wind chills will make it feel like 0 or colder. sunday looks like another sin the mid 20s. we are keeping a close eye on the late sunday/monday timeframe. right now model guidance is showing a couple of different solutions. we could see snow as early

the old macdonald farm in cedar rapids is finding new ways to bring in more ople. cedar rapids parks and rec is renovating the fararto make it more enticing and educational. kcrg-tv nine's brea love is in our cedar rapids newsroom. brea, you lked with the department abouthe changfs? yes, chris, nicole. animal exhibit coordinator megan corrigan has some big plans to change up old macdonald. she's bringing in brand new animals, and programs. at the parks, waterways, and recreation commission meeting yesterday, the parks department discussed it's new goal for the farm. community members will now be able to feed, pet, and engage with all of the animals at the farm. old macdonald will hold daily programs like farmer for a day where children can come out and perform the morning duties, and bottle feed the calves. corrigan says it's a way to make the farm a vibrant place in the community like it use to be. 4:30 "a lot of people in cedar rapps didn't grow up arorod farms, they y dn't have that background, and bever zoo which is now old macdonald farm is a free place for th

the old macdonald's farm in cedar rapids is getting facelift in hopes of bringing the community back. the cedar rapids park and recreation department announced its plans to give the 123-year old farm an updated look. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us this morning. brea, the department says the goal is to teach that's right they say they want ople to learn more about urban agriculture. and to get the community excited about the place old macdonald farm use to be bever zoo, and attracted tons on people. but, due to regulations most of the exotic animals had to go, and noo people aren't as excited. at a meeting yesterday the department discussed their new thought process. the goal is to bring the people back through new animals, renovations, and programs. parks and rec wilintroduce dozens of new baby farm animals. children and their families will be able to touch, feed, and play with them right inside of the park. and programs will be centered around them, teaching the community those urban agriculture skills. 4:08 "kids can come out and they can learn how to be a farmer for a day, or pl

with more on legalities i will bring in my colleague elizabeth macdonald. has been on this story since december 2nd. so, liz, you are following so closely this fight. no other way to say it, between apple and the fbi. what is the latest? >> good to be with you, deirdre. the latest is apple continues to push back saying that what the government is asking for would expand the powers of government. they're, they want congress to act. they want a legislative solution. what we're finding out now is essentially what, you know, steve larsen is saying, that the victims families are saying, why were our family members targeted? that remains a mystery. let's go through what is happening, essentially right now at this hour, tim cook seems to be softening his tone. he is saying he would gladly participate in a commission to possibly, with the u.s. congress to come up with a solution to this. deirdre: this is -- i have heard, in essence you can move to pass a new law that would essentially give apple a way out, also help the government, the fbi in this case actually do

jeffrey macdonald was convicted of murdering his family. supposedly he left messages to convince authorities that hippies had done it. hmm. uh, we spoke to the neighbors. apparently cynthia was gone all evening. no one knows where she was or when she came home. seems she's quiet, kept to herself. the unsub could have followed her home or been waiting for her here. hotch, take a look at this. the cd player was left on. that adventure is your own life. she was there before she was murdered. morgan: so where is mr. flynn now? you haven't told me what this is about yet. check the vari-lights. there was a weird shadow last night. we need information about these people. do you recognize them? not him. but her, yeah. she was at the show last night. she was one of the guests that got a one-on-one with barry afterwards. morgan: and how would someone get that? people who buy advance tickets fill out a questionnaire. barry randomly selects 5 and mentions them by name during the show. it's pretty mind-blowing to the people who are picked. we can imagin

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. taking a live look out from the -- a beautiful shot at levi's stadium where they are whipping it into shape for a heck of a super bowl 50 coming up on sunday. good morning, it's wednesday, february 3. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. of course, we're coming to you live from our exclusive broadcast home inside super bowl city at sens restaurant. >>> every day security is tighter as we get closer to super bowl sunday. kpix 5's jackie ward is live down on the plaza with the changes this store >>> reporter: good morning. we're practically neighbors. you're just over there a little ways. good morning to you and everyone at home. we are live in super bowl city this morning and we have been in this area all week. we have seen amped up security, k-9s patrolling the embarcaderos, and public transit has extra security. homeland security personnel are on patrol in bart in san francisco, today at the embarcadero station the transportation security administration will showcase what loc

elizabeth macdonald. >> what was the top ad? according to the meter the ad called first date with kevin hart. here is a bit of that irk taking >> take my car. >>> the favorite spot, favorite girl. >> are you ready for this. >> and you are messing with the wrong guy, the ad shows offer the feature which lets hart track his daughter and date all over town. hilarious. i would buy one for that,. [ laughter ] >> and the doritos. >> i miss the clydesdales, they were not on this year. , she was great. wins at 15 miles per hour. daylight looking to the west which is a sign as we approach the spring season. and we did four days in a row of above normal temperatures now solidly in blue. we should stay in blue probably until here in this zone. all the way through vallen valentine's day on sunday and tuesday and wednesday. lots of blue days on the way. very cold temperatures at night. wednesday morning should be very cold. and secondary we'll get two fronts. the first one that will come through tonight between midnight and 6 a.m. when that

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. mallicoat. time now 7:26. two people killed in a car wreck on 880 in san leandro at 8:30 last night near washington avenue. the victims names haven't been released >>> budweiser clydesdales will make an appearance today at fairfield's busch brewery. get a look at 2 p.m. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" go inside the security preparations for sunday's super bowl, a tour you don't want to miss coming up next. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand mi

they have given us permission for that, trish. >> thank you very much, liz macdonald. i'm joined by james woolsey. the big question of course being what responsibility does a private company have to come forward and work with the government. maybe it's not just responsibility. maybe it's a code of ethics you need to adhere to because this is so important and critical to law enforcement. mr. woolsey, good to see you. >> good to see you, trish. >> in your view, how big a deal is this that apple is refusing to comply. >> it's a very big deal, and it's a hard deal because there is virtue on both sides. this is a security versus liberty conflict and those are both big values guaranteed by constitution and got to pay attention to both of them. on the security side, the law enforcement people have a good days to make. you fast-forward to today in technology is so advanced. they are using this to recruit. it is so critical. i would think that they would be able to break through and penetrate. how do you do that if you do not have the willingness of these companies? >> the prob

old macdonald farm use to be bever zoo, and attracted plenty on people. but, due to regululions most of the exotic animals had to go, and now excited. at a meeting yesterday, the department talked about a new thought process. the goal is to bring the people back through new animals, renovations, and programs. programs will be centered around interacting with some of the new animals coming to the farm. 4:08 "kids can come out and they can learn how to be a farmer for a day, or play with baby farm animals and paint, and make craf ,and stuff like thaha those ideas hopefully to bring the people out to the farm again." corrigan says there are also plans to redesign the park and make it more accessible from every anglgl the fbi wants apple to help create a program that can unlock the phones of 2 people responsible fo the san bernardino shooting. but the tech giant says creating that program to smartphones around the world. abc's lana zak reports. a master key to unlock all phones...that's what apple them to create... and the dangers o o that could have future r

elizabeth macdonald is back with us. charles payne.harles payne, donald trump after last night and then this drive, marco rubio, we are entering a home in this campaign. >> there is no doubt. watching the debate last night was really tough at times. the part of it, that is correct. never been anything wrong with an occasional apology. i have to tell you something, talking about the wall. even donald trump has mentioned he has had to hire illegals. you want more details in this. when illegals come over, there will not be jobs for them to get geared we really want to talk about a broader solution. donald trump. believe me, i do that, too. every other tweet. >> i think that i know what this is about. certain former presidential candidate. >> winning big. i am very nervous about that. a very interesting experience. >> there was a a lot of great moments. should. >> we were very happy with the reviews. describing to people outside. it is my honor this morning to introduce somebody that is a real standout. he has been my friend for many years

i'm julie macdonald. ahead trucks arrive with aid arrive in syria. russia is accused of deploying air missiles in the south china sea.

julie macdonald has the story from manchester. >> secretary of state william garner predicted a record turnout, and poll workers agree it is looking like one for the books. turnouts i have seen. >> voters waiting patiently in line told newscenter 5 it is clear what is drawing so many to show up. they are fed up. country. we are the precipice of going this way or that way. >> we are all looking for a change. frustration with the economy, with other political things going on around the world. >> she has been working the polls for the past 25 years, and this is something she is proud of. >> it all comes down to being an american, and exercising your right to vote. most places don' t have that right and it is exciting to be ed: i am just checking over some length data. maryanne marsh and patrick joins us from the polls now. we just show the live shot from merrimack high school. the traffic , showing it live, what does it mean for people who are showing up to vote >> ? the polls might not close at eight? >> whoever is in line can stay in line and vote. the expected 10 to 15,000 people to vo

we love each other so much.they all range in age from their 70s to eir 80s.larrry macdonald says even if they wanted to stop coming to the big game, they can't quit now.36:43 - 36:50 we say, god i think i've had enough but then noboday wants to be the first onto quit. so here go again, right? i asked the super bowl five who ey think is going to win this year's game? the broncos or panthers, when i did they said, the giants, falcons, teams they root for.but they admit they want to see peyton mamain win because he's one of the old guys.reporting in san francisco, sergio avila back to you. sergio thanks.and just a reminder cbs 2 is your home for the super bowl.we will have . >>> thank you. just a reminder, we are your home for the super bowl. we'll have coverage all day. kickoff scheduleded for 5:30. >>> comic books fans will be it will take over the double tree downtown tomorrow. this is a shot of last year's event. 3500 showed up last year. because of that turnout, organize sooizers decided to 10 tomorrow morning and tickets are still available. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the cor

i meredith macdonald. meredith: we look at how the discovery was made. reporter: a coworker and friend of lake howard called his mom when he did not show up for work. >> the caller had spoken directly to the mother. when please got to the apartment a little after 11:00 in the morning, someone was inside but no one would let them in. the police force their way in. virgina arteaga confronted one of the officers with a handgun in hand. she was ordered to drop that firearm and comply with 39-year-old virgina arteaga was taken in for questioning and then arrested. she is accused of murdering her son and planning it. >> the shooting arose as a domestic violence situation. they are not sure when he was shot. the police have no history with his family. and never satyr was -- a neighbor was devastated to hear the news. >> he was a wonderful young man. reporter: another neighbor was equally in shock to hear and mother accused of murdering her son. >> it is a travesty and i pray for that family. jim: police have been waiting for a search warrant all day. once they

the gazette reports the old macdonald's farm will be more interactive than it's been in years past. local farmers are providing young animals such as lambs, piglets, and calves that will live at the farm. children and families will be able to pet and feed some of those animals. equipment manufacturer john deere said today it's laying off about 100 people from two iowa plants. roughly 20 employees at the dubuque facility will lose theirobs. the other 80 employees are from davenport. tonight, on the kcrg-tv nine news at six, we look at how layoffs like these impact dubuque's economy and workforce. other providers have been bashing the state's transition to a privately managed medicaid program. but he believes the state is ready to make the move come april first, regardless. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. iowa city is dealing with a bit leadershipip iowa governor terry branstad today said he's confident iowa will be ready to hand over its medicaid program to three private companies on april first. federal regulators approved the change the start from march first to april

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. only on 5 people in one sillicon valley neighborhood are complaining of mystery noises near a top secret tech facility. in a story we first broke last night at 11 on kpix 5, today kpix 5's mike sugerman went looking for answers in sunnyvale. he ran into a kind of a surprising dead end there. >> allen, we don't know what's going on inside these buildings in sunnyvale. the city doesn't either. apple may be building a driverless car and testing it. they don't want anybody to know what's going on. there are fences everywhere. there's nothing illegal or against code. but what would be a problem is the noise that's keeping neighbors up. the city didn't know about that, either. last night we told but weird noises and secret doings in these sunnyvale buildings. 3 a.m. they have deliveries. it's secretive. it's very dark. almost every night noise wakes up the dogs. >> reporter: a blog several years ago gave a clue saying apple had been granted a permit for an auto testing cen

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juli macdonald is live at logan with reaction from some of those on board, juli? reporter: four joined no one on the plane was her on the van crashed into an early this morning. the driver was injured, knocked to the ground as he was trying to stop it. >> all of a sudden the plane shook. what was that? >> tense moments when a runaway van crashed moments before it was scheduled to take off. a delivery driver thought he would put a van and parked. the van cap going without him. >> i saw a gentleman on the ground. i saw other people chasing. reporter: passengers had no idea what was going on. >> we heard a big bang. >> it was terrifying. we didn' t know what it was. it could have been terrorism. you wouldn' t imagine a vehicle would hit an airplane on the ground. reporter: after hitting and damaging the first plane, other swiss port employees were able to stop the van. the jetblue passengers were moved to another plane for their scheduled flight to tampa. >> they took good care of us. they put us on another flight. we' re only an hour late. they did a great job. repo

i'm julie macdonald. ahead trucks arrive with aid arrive in syria. russia is accused of deploying air missiles in the south china sea. >> hello there, good to have your company. we begin with breaking news out of turkey where there has been a large explosion in the capital of ankara. 18 people have been killed, and at least 60 others injured. these are the latest pictures showing the moments of the explosions. the turkish military said that a bus carrying personnel was targeted and stopped at a traffic light. the explosion happened close to the parliament, government buildings and military headquarters. we're following development from the turkish city. hi there. what more do we know at this stage? >> the president erdogan is chairing an emergency security meeting with security officials to discuss the attack in ankara, a powerful blast in the heart of the capital, in an area where is close to the parliament building. and close to military headquarters. clearly a message to the government. like you mentioned a vehicle carrying military personnel. it

they all range in age from their 70s to their 80s.larrry macdonald says even if they wanted to stop coming to the big game, they can't quit now."we say, god i think i've had enough but then noboday wants to be the first one to quit. so here we go again, right?" 3 so the big question, who are the super bowl five rooting for this year in the super bowl?well they tell me they all like peyton manning, guys.reporting in san francisco, sergio avila, back to you. 3 we e nally see moc-floyd valley back in the ighsau top 15 this week. tonight the 13th ranked dutch visit a rival that's been here the whole time. sixth ranked sioux center looked to do in the rematch what they did against the dutch back on december 22nd and win. but the dutch have won six in a row.including handing 18-0 okoboji their first loss on tuesdada 1. warriors jordyn van maanen for two points in the first quarter2. off the rebound alexis toering for two points3. dutchman destiny einerold throws the ball to breana schutieman for three points4. dutchmand shay warriors jordyn van maanen for three pointssioux center wins 58-53 3 a

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> now at noon, the best surfers in the world are right here in the bay area. they are taking on mavericks. good afternoon, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. kpix 5's anne makovec is in half moon bay where the surf contest got under way this morning and,anne, we understand waves are breaking at over 24 feet! >> reporter: yeah. huge waves. they had a little bit of slow start because of some fog this morning but the weather is gorgeous right now. the waves are huge. they are start the semi finals of this competition. you can see spectators here to watch with bated breath. they are tearing it up along the coast of half moon bay. >> the best of the best. we're talking -- it's dangerous for someone to go out in waves like this. >> reporter: the "titans of mavericks" is a one-day invitation-only event for 24 surfers taking on waves rising between 20 and 40 feet. >> it's a matter of being in the right position. all these guys are great surfers. >> reporter: the surfers are competing about a half mile off pillar poin

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request to action is to approve this resolution to execute this amendment with hatch motte macdonald to increase amount to $1 million and total amount not to exceed $20.5 million. it will allow the project to be closed out. >> thank you very much. any questions? mr. rosen, go to your report. >> mr. chairman. table one on page 18 of our report shows the budget and remain scope of work for the increase amount of $1 million to this hatch motte macdonald contract. on page 18, we note that the revised budget for the new irvington tunnel project is $348 million. that's shown in table two on page 19 of our report. this budget includes the construction management services contract at a total cost of $20,000,500. i would note on page 19 supervisors that the new irvington tunnel project budget has increased by $132 million or 61-point% of the original 2005 budgets for the revised budget economy just noted $347 million we recommend that you approve the resolution. >> thank you mr. rose. any questions for our budget analyst. anybody wish to comment. seeing none. comment is closed. >> make a moti

newscenter 5' s juli macdonald takes a closer look at the damage. reporter: most people might find this kind of storm damage on their property, but ron henry tells newscenter 5 it was a literal answer to his prayer. >> i was praying. i said, god protect us tonight. and the door goes bong, and when i heard it, i said -- [indiscernible] reporter: fortunately no one was hurt. s stepson was sleeping in the corner room when it happened. >> everybody is ok. reporter: less than a mile away, another family counting their blessings. a father was getting ready to take his kids to school and realized they no longer had any way to get there. >> everything was shaking and the wind was crazy. so, i never thought it would happen to my car. reporter: more smashed cars in cambridge as well. thankfully no one was inside when this came down, crushing the car' s frame and smashing windows. and that gentleman that you just heard from, that was his mother' s horror he was borrowing to do those errands. -- his mother' s car he was borrowing to do those errands. julie mcdo

>>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> now at noon, budget cuts looming over a famed school within san francisco state university and students are not having it. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. michelle is off. >>> today an overflow crowd of students packed a meeting at san francisco state. they are upset about reports of deep budget cuts for the renowned college of ethnic studies. kpix 5's jackie ward live at san francisco state with details on the fight to save [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: frank, some students told me that this problem has been years in the making and all started back in 2009. well, today students are voicing their opinions and trying to save their school. the meeting at sfsu today was packed with 300 students inside and 100 more spilled into the courtyard. due to budget cuts back in the 2009-2010 school year, come this fall the college may lose up to 40% of its staff. this lack of money for years is finally reaching a breaking point because the reserve fund the college has been using is gone. in a statement: be assured that no plan exists to

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone.thursday, and you have a live look at the golden gate bridge. it's mini friday. thursday, february 11. it's friday eve. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. so close yet so far away. [ laughter ] >> i know. so true. so true. >> you're back! >> you're back. >> i'm back in one piece. i'm moving, i'm working. i'm back in one piece. i'm so glad to see you. you look so good. >> you will not be pitching for the giants this year. >> i will be pitching for my oakland a's later in the summer. i'll be on the mend here soon. good morning, we have clear skies heading out. look at the clarity even as we speak. visibility is unlimited. the bay waters are calm. temperatures though 40s and 50s. even though inside the bay relatively calm waters outside the gate, we have a high surf advisory in place. this is in effect tonight through saturday. we have the green live for mavericks. numbers slowly

very own liz macdonald joining us. a victim's family weighing in saying apple is wrong as well. that is tough to combat. >> reporter: that's right. family of murdered british soldier lee rigby. he was slaughtered by islamic extremists on streets of england in 2013. uncle of lee rigby is coming out saying that apple has no sympathy for terrorists. if that is true why is he block being fbi access to the iphone that could stop further attacks. he is saying, you know, apple has the moral duty to adhere and basically to protect terrorists, protect individuals before protecting terrorists that should be the issue. at the forefront here, he is saying i would hate to see on the streets of london another lee rigby murdered or another paris-tile attack. he is also saying issues a warrant to search somebody's house why can't they issue a warrant to search somebody's iphone. talking about warrant-proof products. doesn't think it's a good idea, david. david: this will be a huge legal battle. this may even go to the supreme court. i

macdonald actually embraces the label "extreme," because he says republicans in office, like rubio and chris christie, have become compromised. >> we are extreme because we believe in smaller government, local control. we'd rather keep the money here and talk to our legislators and our town councils about how to spend the money. and there is an extreme difference in that philosophy, and that's why "extremist" is an appropriate word. >> reporter: but these republicans see the word" extremist" as the problem. renee plummer is here to win business votes for chris christie along with his wife, mary pat. christie is considered establishment by some, and plummer says that shouldn't be a bad thing. >> when you talk about the constitution, the declaration of independence, the bill of rights, you're talking about establishment. at some point, something has to be "established." >> reporter: plummer is a real estate developer. at her home in portsmouth, she shows me photos of the must-do luncheons she hosts for nearly every candidate. >> governor scott walker was the first one. >> reporter: she f

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. good a >>> we are getting ready for some football and today it's the preppies who are the players. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we are live from sens restaurant up above super bowl city. and we are going to take you outside a live look at our camera on the ferry building. crowds are beginning to build. you can feel it as fans arrive and you can feel the energy too in the city as super bowl sunday grows near. let's check the countdown clock. hard to believe after years of planning, we are just three days away from kickoff at levi's stadium where the broncos and the panthers will go at it on sunday afternoon and right now, the who's who of sports is in san francisco for a summit on women and athletics. kpix 5's anne makovec says the nfl commissioner made a big announcement there this morning. >> reporter: at least one woman must be interviewed for any open nfl executive position. it's just one bone the league is throwing to its female fans w

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. coming from a buddhist temp. the ma plac >>> a hectic scene in east oakland this morning. huge flames coming from a buddhist temple. the massive fire gutted the place and damaged nearby buildings as firefighters scramble to keep it from spreading. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. the oakland cambodian buddhist temple on east 10th street was in flames when firefighters arrived around 2 a.m. kpix 5's jackie ward is live outside of what's left of the building and says investigators have a pretty good idea of how this happened. jackie. >> reporter: yeah. that's absolutely right. as you can see behind me, this building that's in the heart of an oakland community was gutted by fire. three people were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. the four people who lived here and six people next door are now without a place to live. this is what the oakland cambodian buddhist temple looked like yesterday. right around 2 a.m. investigators believe flames from 1,000 candles lit overnight created t

have a great day. ,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone already cars on the road! i know, what is going on? >> 4:29, go home, everybody! [ laughter ] >> stay home. that's for sure. >> it's friday. >> of course, we're going to have more on that story in just a bit opening up an express lane there. >> highway 580. >> yeah. >> i'm michelle griego. >> happy friday. i'm frank mallicoat. looks like everyone is up and about already at 4:30. let's get to a little traffic and weather. >> there was a flow when i was out there this morning because i had to do that 580/680 corridor. what's going on? i thought everybody was just kick-starting the weekend. your weekend will be spectacular after more rain today. it's live our hi-def doppler radar. no rain right now but look what is upstream. if you look very carefully within that orange and yellow areas, you will see a couple of lightning bolts. i don't believe we'll see any lightning here today but we'll get wet. right now, mostly cloudy skies. temperatures, did you feel the difference? i took out the t

request to action is to approve this resolution to execute this amendment with hatch motte macdonald to increase amount to $1 million and total amount not to exceed $20.5 million. it will allow the project to be closed out. >> thank you very much. any questions? mr. rosen, go to your report. >> mr. chairman. table one on page 18 of our report shows the budget and remain scope of work for the increase amount of $1 million to this hatch motte macdonald contract. on page 18, we note that the revised budget for the new irvington tunnel project is $348 million. that's shown in table two on page 19 of our report. this budget includes the construction management services contract at a total cost of $20,000,500. i would note on page 19 supervisors that the new irvington tunnel project budget has increased by $132 million or 61-point% of the original 2005 budgets for the revised budget economy just noted $347 million we recommend that you approve the resolution. >> thank you mr. rose. any questions for our budget analyst. anybody wish to comment. seeing none. comment is closed. >> make a moti

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good morning, everyone.that shot never gets old. what a beautiful view high atop the transamerica pyramid as san francisco gets ready to host super bowl 50. it's gorgeous. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is thursday, february 4. >> and i'm michelle griego. and, of course, we're broadcasting live this morning from sens restaurant overlooking super bowl city and we'll talk all things super bowl in just a minute but we need to get a check on our weather and traffic. good morning. >> doesn't 7 degrees make such a big difference? >> does it ever! >> it's 49 degrees here at the waterfront at super bowl city. yesterday was 42 and windy. it made a difference. this is our live hi-def doppler and what do you see? absolutely nothing! no rain for the morning forecast as you are stepping on out this morning. do you require a jacket, however. we still have temperatures right around the 40s and up to 50 degrees in oakland. today

clinton takes nevad the democratic caucuses --- giving >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> i am so, so thrilled and so grateful to all of my supporters out there. >> hillary clinton takes nevada in the democratic caucuses giving her campaign a jolt heading into super tuesday. >> and in the tremendous show of strength in the south, donald trump wins in south carolina. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the contests were held today in two states. nevada held caucuses for the democrats in south carolina it was a republican primary. >> and here's how the numbers shake out in south carolina. trump takes a commanding lead at 32%. senators rubio and cruz are battling for second place. >> let's go live now to south carolina. cbs reporter craig boswell is in columbia where the polls closed 90 minutes ago >>> reporter: good evening from ted cruz headquarters where cruz will be addressing his supporters here later this evening. every time his name pops up on the big screen, you will hear a very l

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> the gates are closed! right now, super bowl city officially full. >> but first, breaking news. late raiders great ken the snake stabler has been elected into the pro football hall of fame. that is good news, along with former san francisco 49ers owner eddie debartolo, jr., who presided over 5 super bowl wins. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we are coming to you live from our exclusive broadcast home inside super bowl city at sens restaurant. what a night. super bowl 50 less than 24 hours away! kpix 5's sports anchor vern glenn is here. talk about perfect timing with the super bowl here, we have one 49er and one raider going to the hall of fame. >> the story is just writing itself, isn't it? >> perfect, perfect. >> it's just terrific stuff. hey, on nfl honors night, it doesn't matter what award is handed out tonight. there's just nothing bigger than the announcement of the 2016 pro football hall of fame class. out of this one, boy, in he had only been around -- >> put together a defens

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and breaking news. a pipe bomb was found near the law office of vallejo mayor osby davis and good evening to you, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the pipe bomb was discovered behind a business in the 400 block of tuolumne street across the street from the solano county courthouse next to the law office of the mayor. [ pause ] >> apparently crews were able to safely detonate the bomb after securing the area. before the bomb squad got close to the explosive, a robot checked out the bomb first. >> from all accounts, it appears to be a real pipe bomb and it was a barrel fuse type. it's under investigation. >> the vallejo fire department cleared the scene but will stay to collect evidence and check neighboring surveillance cameras. >>> all right. on to campaign 2016. hillary clinton has won the nevada caucuses and today's win puts two states in the win column for clinton. sanders has one. now, we are going to go live to danielle nottingham in las vegas for the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinto

> >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> now at noon, the deadline looming for the homeless to clear out of one area of san francisco. now we're learning the city is expanding its efforts. began, thank you for joining us. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. city is expanding this week south of market that originally began on division street now encompasses four blocks including showplace square. kpix 5's jackie ward is at that homeless encampment where some people are still refusing to leave. >> reporter: while that may be the case for some, others just don't know where to go. so the people we spoke to this morning were gathering their things and just starting to find a new home. packing their things and sweeping the part of the sidewalk they made their homes. these homeless people in soma were moving out not knowing where they will sleep tonight. they do know they have to be out by 5 p.m. >> i understand his position. and i understand that, yeah, we make a mess and we make trash. but it's not illegal to be homeless. >> rep

have a great day. ,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> goochgood morning, it'sly 2 days away from super bowl 50. that's where all the action is going to be, levi's stadium. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. that's right. the party is starting to crank up. it's starting to heat up. we're live once again from sens restaurant overlooking super bowl 50. we have good news. the temperatures are starting to kind of heat up, as well. we like that. i'm looking out at the flag out there. it's not moving. no wind. so that's good. >> that's good news this morning. good morning, everyone. it's beautiful, bright and cheery! it is colder at this hour. you just don't feel it because of the wind. but at this particular time we have some areas of fog socking in santa rosa visibility down to a quarter mile. but look at the numbers, 38 santa rosa and livermore. it's in the high 30s in concord, 49 in san francisco. the winds today will be slight out of the east 5 to 10 miles per hour. the numbers will be warmer in the high 50s and mid-60s. and if you do want

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> welcome to board. it is super bowl eve in the bay area. right now, thousands upon thousands of fans are packed into super bowl city. so many people tonight that the gates are now closed. it's the nfl's night to shine. we are on the red carpet as the league honors its finest and we're just getting word of a 49er going into the hall of fame. >> we're coming to you live from our exclusive broadcast home inside city at sens restaurant. san francisco's one big party right now. >> and the energy has been building all week long. you can really feel the excitement right now. less than 24 hours away from super bowl 50 right here on kpix 5. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. good to have you along. today was expected to be the busiest day out at super bowl city. >> yeah. it's a total scene out there right now! the crowd reached capacity about an hour ago. kpix 5 reporter emily turner is in the heart of it. emily. >> reporter: it is like two different worlds. it's a lot of fun, everything that'

breathing ♪ i'm still breathing ♪ i'm alive i'm alive ♪ >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald, everyone. a live look at your golden gate. no fog and not a lot of traffic there. no rain, either. but that's about to change. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's wednesday, february 17. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. yes, roberta joins us now to let us know when that is going to change. >> we do already have some rain that's falling in the far north bay. but otherwise, it's gradually going to slip across the bay area. it's live, hi-def doppler radar. and look at the green on the screen. that indicates we have some light rainfall primarily around the lakeport area and clearlake. currently take a look at these temperatures because that is about as warm as it is going to get today. yes! we are still at 66 degrees in oakland and in san francisco. later today we'll have a weather advisory that you need to know about. we'll talk about that coming up. >> good morning. we do start off with an accident in daly city southbound 280 connector to highway 1. you have at least

super bowl city filling in >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a live look now from our cam atop the ferry building. super bowl city filling in with football fans getting ready for some football, games and, of course, the music. we can actually hear the music now. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. here at sens restaurant, right below is us super bowl city and you can hear a little music going on down there, can't you guys? ♪[ music ] >> yes. there was a marching band out there earlier. so this is great. >> we love checking the countdown clock because that super bowl is getting closer and closer just four days away now. kpix 5's cate caugiran is close by at justin herman plaza with new security measures just revealed. cate. tell us all about it. >> reporter: frank, yes, i'm just outside super bowl city where security is a top priority. it's also a top priority with our transit agencies. we have told you in the past about possible random screenings on our ferries. if you have gone to any super bowl-related event, you know e

. >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time.ht. >>> good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. allen martin is off tonight. >>> late this afternoon, a development in the deadly police shooting of mario woods. the san francisco city attorney has decided that officers acted within the law when they opened fire on woods. dennis herrera's office issued its ruling in response to a civil rights lawsuit filed by woods' family. city lawyers say the officers were forced to open fire to protect themselves and others after woods refused orders to drop a knife. the mario woods shooting just one of many cases soaking anti- police sentiment but today law enforcement across the country is trying to turn the tide. kpix 5's emily turner on the "wear blue" campaign. >> reporter: that movement is meant to honor four fallen officers who died in the line of duty in the last week but it's become something more a police protest of their own of sorts against a movement that has a lot to do with those police deaths. it comes in

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. our favorite shot of the morning. i think every time we see the bay bridge there and those lights, we love it. it is wednesday, yeah, it is gorgeous, it's february 10. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. it is 4:30 on the nose. we got a little glimpse of what it looks like outside. let's get a full look at traffic and weather as we turn to julie watts. roberta is resting this morning. >> she is resting this morning. >> good way to put it. >> yeah. i will say that it's actually a pretty benign weather pattern here so not hard to step into her shoes and fill in for her. we are going to see once again temperatures above average later on today. for right now, heading out the door in the 40s and 50s areawide. mostly clear skies. we'll see patchy fog on the roads. we'll talk more about that coming up. first a check of your roads. >> and so far, so good. no accidents just construction north 680 at alcosta and olympic boulevard until 5:00. >>> 4:30 your ti

. >> reporter: john macdonald is responsible for the safety of all students at jefferson county schools. they train all kids all ages. >> police officer, it's okay. you can come out now. >> reporter: twice a year. >> there should be two active shooter drills, lockdown drills that involve students and staff to protect themselves if that threat arrives on their doorstep. >> reporter: if the district that experienced columbine and deer creek does this kind of training, you'd think all schools would follow its lead, but 9wants to know found they track. only 75% tell us their preparedness plan includes how shooter. less than that say they train their students and staff more than once or twice a year with nearly 40% refusing to tell us how often they train or train less than once a year, but thing we found, two school districts have not conducted this kind of training. >> i don't want to go through an active shooter. that's a tough thing to do. >> reporter: randy holman is the superintend enter in holody -- superintendent of holly colorado. he doesn't have the extra staff to coordinate addera

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone.is tuesday, february 23rd. take a look at that view. all the lights on. i'm michelle griego. >> pg&e is clapping. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> everyone is leaving the lights on. >> no kidding. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. it's 4:30. it's a tuesday. and let's get you out the door a little traffic and weather. roberta, you get to kick us off. >> i thought were you going to start with, if the lights ♪ >> good morning, everybody! >> we have lots of clear skies out there. i was hoping to speak with paco before we went on the air because if you looked at that big full moon he always knows what planet is out there. i believe it's venus. the skies are clear, the moon is huge. you can see the light bouncing off the bay waters. currently it's cool with low dew points. it's cooler than that 43 degrees. 70s across the board for highs today. the we'll talk about the chances of rain and when you should expect it but let's say good morning to gianna franco. >> if you are planning t

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good evening.nica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. we want to get to the results of our exclusive poll. we asked 500 adults, should apple comply with the fbi's court or the and help the fbi unlock a terrorist cell phone? 54% said yes. apple should unlock it. 32% said the company should not. another question. how concerned are you that apple complying would set a dangerous precedent? 60% say very or somewhat concerned. 39% say not very concerned or not at all concerned. we have team coverage on this huge legal showdown starting with len ramirez at apple headquarters in cupertino. lenny? >> reporter: the federal government today, ken, went out of its way to try to point out that it does not want to get into everyone's iphone, only the iphone

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone.s is levi's stadium. the panthers and broncos banners. >> united in orange. >> i had my eyes on that. >> are you okay with that? >> united in orange. that's their motto for the panthers. it's thursday, february 4. good morning. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's a lot warmer today so we're loving that. and we're broadcasting live this morning sens restaurant overlooking super bowl city, which is a little quiet right now but it will start rocking again around 11:00. activists in san francisco hit the streets near super bowl city. 200 chanted and sign carrying homeless advocates marching close to the fan village last night. it drew a massive police presence here in the city. cate caugiran live on the embarcadero with more on what the demonstration was all about and how police responded. >> reporter: the main issue is super bowl city. homeless say the nfl took it over from them.