live from marina city.ack to you. >> it bolingbrook teenager accused of trying to join the i's this has to court today. he faces trial for plotting to travel to the mideast to fight the group. he was arrested at o'hare last month when he tried to board a plane to turkey. he reportedly told agents he planned to stay permanently in the mideast. >> if you are taking the l you may be stopped to get your bag checked. starting this morning a mobile team will set up at random stations outside the trend line. police will grab bags for explosives, but passengers declined to be screened it will get to the gate all the way to new jersey. a similar picture. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. authorities are investigating a pair of double murders in south suburban ford heights. 19-year-old cyrus vance and 17- year-old ephram jones were found dead inside of a van in the 15-hundred block of park lane early sunday morning. just a few blocks away... 38- year-old mchezo mcmillian and 21-year-old ashley hud

for an encore he walked between marina city's west and east towers blindfolded.llenda called his record-breaking stunt the most challenging of his career so far. >> the big thing is the intimidation factor. you walk to the edge and you look down 600 feet and say i'll do this blindfolded with winds. the winds were light and praise god for that, there are still winds. even hearing them it is intimidating. >> did you watch? >> i watched with my eyes closed. >> that's how i go through life by the way. look the big question the networks have to face including audiences, what happens if he falls? why are you really watching? it is an amazing skill he displays. is it something that should be on television. i ask you that. >> i'll think about that. deep thoughts from john berman. >>> a match up of quarterbacks but just one victorious. two will enter. one will lead. it is the handsome one who left smiling. tom brady with an epic epic epic win. three epics. laura rutledge has the details in the bleacher report next. zon. one: verizon's the largest most reliable 4g lte netw

next he's he'll walk blindfolded between the two marina city towers.e's performing the walks without a net or harness. yikes! >>> his previous feats include high wire work over the bring of niagara falls and across the little colorado river gorge. >> i get chills just looking at it. how about this one. all fool's day today. parade of zombies. a thousand people taking part in one of the days of the dead. they had a lot of fun with it. eww, wounds and ghostly walks. a lot of folks in rio continue to go century old tradition across latin america. the begins each year the day after halloween. the day of the dead allstates day. all souls day today. and continues the next few days. >> it's a popular. experts say it's one of the most dangerous. while you'll want to kee >> welcome back everybody. have you heard of the online chat sight called a.m. iga. >> talk to strangers. internet safety experts say it's very very popular but one of the most dangerous sites out there right now. here's fox's karen scullin. >> reporter: it's hugely popular and internet safely

next he will walk blindfolded between the two marina city towers. he is performing these walks, by the way, without a net or a hardness. his previous feat including high wire walks over niagara walls and little colorado river gorge. >> new details pouring in after an experimental spaceship broke apart in flight in california, what investigators say happened and why this could have a serious i am pennsylvania pack on space travel. >>> and guy giving out candy on halloween discovers his wheelchair is stolen but then our fox 29 viewers stepping in, heart warming ending for a >>> throughout pennsylvania, we will decide who will be the next governor. both candidates pulling out stops from last minute campaigning but with president obama coming to town he had an issue with his plane. what happened. >>> climate change being blamed on you, and now the u.n. is issuing a dire warning what they say needs to go, right now. >>> i didn't expect a response like this, he really didn't. >>> and neither did we. local guy whose wheelchair stolen but luckily for him ou

for an encore, he walked between marina city's east and west towers blindfolded. wallenda called the stunt the most challenging of his career so far. >> the big thing is the intimidation factor. you walk to the edge of the building and look down 600 feet and say i'm doing this blindfolded, still there are winds. hearing them, it is extremely intimidatin intimidating. >> it looks like it was cold. >> you can wear a hat for that. i don't know how it helps you not fall off the tightrope. >>> cool and something i would never do. 19 minutes past the hour. happening now. grim news in the fight against isis. the big blow to the u.s. strategy to fight the terrorists in syria. we are live with the latest there next. >>> at least 45 people are dead this morning and 55 injured following a suicide last in lahore in pakistan. the bomber detonated his suicide vest after a parade. two taliban groups made claims for the bombing. >>> isis forces slaughtering dozens of sunni tribal members in anbar province. many pulled from their homes in the dead of night and executed. isis gaini

tonya francisco reports from the marina city towers. greetings from 500 ft. up. to win it much more fierce than what he faced last night. even still he had a perfect successful high-flying daredevil run. >> a selfie right here. >> not one but two world records last night. one for the steepest inclined tight rope walk. >> >> he did not get much sleep less night because of all of the adrenaline. >> i still have adrenaline right now. i feel like walking back across. >> is to approach the city 18 months ago. >> not our fearless mayor. >> city that discovers a skyscraper, he was a way to have the people of the city and the world see it in the way they have never seen it before. >> put the books down, we're going to get a little history right now. >> 50,000 people gathered downtown to watch from the streets in the area high-rises. >> making both skywalks the harness or net. >> what is next for the seventh generation daredevil? >> recreating the walk by his grandfather. >> is the 45 zeroth anniversary. it was filmed live at that point for bbc. i want to what the wire. i

he put a blindfold on as he walked between the marina city towers. his stunt broke two world records. the high wire acts, these have been around forever but they keep us captivated. we can't help but watch these things. and that scene over chicago, you can't help but watch. >> i can't help but get the sweaty palms. and it's actually illegal to do that kind of a crossing without a safety net in illinois, but they waived the state law because clearly he wasn't being forced into the stunt. he did it of his own free will. it's to protect people from taking risks they don't really want to. >> and he made it. >> happy ending, great. >>> we've got "the mix" coming your way. you need to see this video of the father of the year. dad caught on camera stealing halloween candy and guiding his daughters through the whole process. >> who has to steal? they give it away for free. >>> the wife of a competsative runner decides to run the marathon in his place. how his struggle inspired his wife and so many others. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "worl

. >> his feat, a two-parter, first walk, 4 other feet over the chicago river from marina city towers to a taller skyscraper across the street. >> there's some wind. >> a tricky walk with the chilly winds in his face. >> some strong gusts, sometimes where there are crosswinds and definitely a lot steeper than in training. >> you're doing fine now. >> unfortunately i planned on doing a selfie right about here but i don't like this movement so i'm not going to. >> as the discovery channel cued the dramatic music, wallenda said a prayer. >> thank you, god, for theazingn me. what an amazing blessing. >> he made it to the other side in six and a half points but that was just the mid-point of his walk. after a quick breather he returned to a second wire between the marina towers-this time placing a blindfold over his eyes. >> we good? yep. >> two steps. >> erelying only on his father's voice and a pinging noise to help him find his way. >> looking good. >> i think he probably saw he shaking like a leaf. i wanted to make it to the other side. >> a little more than one minute and 45 steps lat

that is a very familiar building, 35 year-old nick walked uphill at a 19-degree angle from the marina city west tour to the top of the building on the other side of the river. so what does he do, he turns around and goes back blindfolded. >> he went to a different building blindfolded, like three different buildings he was connected to. it was just crazy. >> he did this over niagara falls. >> he did it over river gorgey get any pleasure out of watching that. >> he had his family there, his kids, wife, parents. he did it, without incident too. it was great. once they got there. >> in the windy city too. >> probably more windy here. >> so what do we do about the eagles. >> i don't know, we have two main players new hurt, one on offense, one defense, and i want to see, and hear how mike missanelli from 97.59 fanatic will be feeling about this. he is here in a few minutes. >>> so halloween is over and parents are looking forward to the holidays, should you buy the big toys though right away? or wait later, until they go on sale. we will tell you which toys you should wait and which you should

please come out to support the richmond artist as well as other city artist from mason, marina, russian hill and north beach and hayes valley, nope a n and the haight and there is buena vista area as well and ocean view as well and other colleagues districts. the works of the artist will be show cased in an -- array of each neighborhood. you can pick up a borrow which -- brochure or going to the website for more locations. it's sunday. i wanted everyone to encourage support for our arts. they make our neighborhoods so vibrant and colorful. thank you. the rest i will submit. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor tang? >>supervisor katy tang: thank you. given that san francisco is a city that embraces activity, and those who self identify as limited speakers, 56 are chinese speakers and 23 percent are spanish speakers. according to the american community is survey that analyzed data for five 5-year period, 45 city of san franciscans over the age of 5 speak english at home. we are improving -- the board enacted an ordinance that requires each major public department provide languages wh

first he walked from marina city west.ooked like he was ready to celebrate and then he had the second part which was a little more difficult because it involved taking away his sight. wearing a blindfold. >> he was always worried that was the more difficult. thispletely covered his eyes and walked between the two marina towers. he had his father on the other side with a mega phone and this little device that he sent out a pinging sound otherwise he has no idea what he's doing. he asked everybody on the balconies to be quiet so he could hear his dad and hear the ping and it was just again, an incredible night. >> he's just so amazing. when he was out on the wires, i wanted to take a selfie but given the wind gusts, the occasional wind gusts right now i'm probably not going to do that. the minute he got off, i was like, all right, let's take that selfie then. >> there it is. >> little out of focus because i was shooting it with a glove on because it was windy and cold. >> windy and cold up there. >> i love how he explained t

marina thank you. i'm sure it's a special day i want to acknowledge my colleagues in the city departments we've worked together better than we ever had on the direction of the mayor ed lee when he was the director of public works a hands on mayor and prioritize public safety on an everyday basis so forming those relationships in a non entering emergency makes us you'll work together in an now and then emergency situation and supervisor mar who's the champion of pedestrian safety and supervisor farrell a native san franciscan i also see a friendly sxheegs about the police and fire and there's going to be a cook off, of course, you know who i'm going to be roolt for 81 thank you for coming out it's a perfect opportunity to encourage our neighbors to be in a nert program go on the website and see when the emergency program put together there's no excuse not to be prepared and we encourage you to do so and keep in mind those that lost their lives 25 years ago today and never will forget them thank you (clapping) oh, thank you. >> thank you, chief we are going to have some fun in a few minutes but i'll be

the same type of building that crumbled in the marina district during the 1989 earthquake, killing four. city officials say they don't want to cause panic, but, rather, motivate owners to prove they are or soon will hire an engineer and shore up any entryways, support walls, and foundations found to be vulnerable. as for the cost? >> the average between, say, 60,000 and 130,000 to do a retro fit, and it preserves your building and keeps people from getting injured. i would say that's a pretty good investment. >> critics argue the city is being a bully. >> it's government interference. it's the transfer of wealth. it's requiring less than 1% of the population to pay for the benefit for the rest. >> still, the majority of owners are making the seismic upgrade. it's whatever upgrades are needed. >> she and other property owners are able to pass the cost of the retro fit on to their -- but because of rebt control, critics say, it would take them years, maybe even decades to recoup that investment. john. >> wow. claudia cowan, thank you. >>> so the 2014 word of the year was just announced. can you

city. a grueling walk from marina tower west to the even taller, leo burnett building.ree incline. a second even more terrifying walk, from marina tower west to east. this time blind folded. all without a tether or safety net to catch him as he falls. >> as i step on the wire, every single step is either life or death. >> walking the wire up high is a mental game. your brain is screaming don't do this. this could be fatal. >> wallenda trusts two people above all, his father and his uncle who engineer and rig his every guy. >> i'm the what if go. what if this were to happen, how can i make sure it doesn't happen. >> he can talk to me and say hey, that doesn't look right. he's the eyes and voice of reason to say the rigging doesn't look right. we're not going to do this. >> near his home in sarasota, florida, they have rigged exact replicas of the two wires he will face in chicago. with every passing day, he struggles to build his endurance and get comfortable walking blind. >> the wire is never the same twice, and it's a different world when i'm up in the real world actu

new at 6:00, kpix 5's da lin on what put the tiny city with tons of retail and condos so high on the list. >> reporter: emeryville. >> the beauty, the marina, the park. >> reporter: home to pixar and it's known for its luxury condos and shopping. >> shopping is fun. >> reporter: but now it's earned a reputation no city wants. the second most dangerous city in the bay area. >> surprised. >> it's a shame. it's sad because it's such a beautiful place. >> reporter: the city can pass most of the blame on its infamous neighbor oakland. kpix 5 obtained a list of every person arrested here last year. out of the 729 suspects, 67% are oakland residents. that's two of every three cuffed. >> additionally calls for service have been greater in the areas that border other cities. >> reporter: emeryville is small only 1.2 square miles. and mostly surrounded by oakland. as you can see, what separates the two cities is a line on a wall. >> to characterize emeryville as an unsafe city would be an unfair characterization. >> reporter: the sergeant says they had no homicides last year but there were 132 violent crimes. and even though only 10,000 people live

city. starting point 10th and market streets, destination franklin and chestnut. we're trying to get down to the marina from here. how much do you think the ride is going to be end up being? >> around $20. >> this proved a conservative estimate. we arrived in the marina ten minutes later with cash to spare. the bill flashed on our phone, $8.81. the driver quoted us $11.75. but a 25% discount proved to be in play. the claim of price slashing here is true. how does the compare to a cab fare? how are you, sir? i'm with nbc. after hailing a standard taxi back, we made the journey from van ness and chestnut to tenth and market. not too many people out taking cabs. >> i know. it's not too many people. they go right the uber. >> our tab came out the same as before, $11.75. but that's without tip and without that plum 25% discount. and the price difference between these two rides becomes more apparent on longer trips. our producer, kenzi, requests another uber, this time for a medium trip from the tenderloin to the western side of golden gate park. our driver's new to the gig. >> about three weeks now? >> and

. >> reporter: that's right because tomorrow the city will host their annual veterans day parade starting here at the marina. a couple dozen people were willing to get their hands dirty. >> yeah, we were out here picking up trash. and i just did it in that neighborhood. >> reporter: they hope that their green thumbs could transform the neglected memorial. the 13-year-old spent the day focusing on trash. >> and time to figure it out, like smoke anywhere and everywhere and even right by the trash can i'm like can she clear the trash? >> reporter: it is a sign that someone doesn't care, but it doesn't mean everyone has turned a blind eye. >> there's a lot of people that have pride and that is why i'm here. >> reporter: she made sure that two dozen people would get here to pick up after the other people. she was fed up with the illegal dumping and trash that she started a facebook group, cleaning up one home at a time. and if you see a problem, let them know. >> we couldn't go out to clean it up. whatever is out there. >> reporter: they know that the city doesn't have their money for the upkeep, so they do it.

city. 67 in palo alto. san francisco staying in the mid-60s. you'll have thick fog up against the coastline over toward the marina. for the north bay, east bay and tri-valley, anywhere from 68 expected in napa, to mid-60s in oakland and for the tri-valley, 67 in pleasanton. and back here for livermore, at mu 67 as well. after the storm system clears out throughout our early thursday forecast, we've got dry weather on friday, saturday, also on sunday, with temperatures in the upper 60s to about 70 degrees. and then by monday, we're still looking at dry weather, but we are expecting that pattern change to remain in place. that storm door to remain open after this storm system is through tonight and also for tomorrow. potentially a second, a third and a fourth one. we should say the timing and intensity on these storm systems have changed for today. by wednesday, the third storm, by friday. the fourth one possibly by sunday. these are early projections. my overall confidence level right now is 60% chance of this happening. we still could see a change either way. i'm here to do that work for you. just sit back and enj

marina district. i've been a resident of san francisco for the past 35 years. i've made a decision to run for the mayor of the citynd county of san francisco -- >> excuse me, sir, you are not allowed to campaign here. >>> i'm not campaigning. [speaker not understood] i'm talking about. >> keep your comments to that. >>> i apologize. >> thank you. >>> i'm an entrepreneur, good looking one, too. if you look at some of my accomplishment, none of them political. i helped the city of san francisco. you can look at my website, my name is nissan [speaker not understood].com, look it up. i have built and remodeled more house he in san francisco than you can believe ~ houses i own more buildings here than you can believe. i've made a fortune here for a reason. it's not because i'm good looking. i'm a hard worker. my family, sir, at the age of 21, i managed 50 stores in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in 1976, sir, i was a district manager of an office on [speaker not understood] street managing 50 stores. by 28 i managed 500 stores. now, in san francisco, sir, i created employment, [speaker not understood]. i have 20 stores, [sp

applied them and marina worked very hard on that and published them on a two rate because they were not ready and we are working closely now that they have someone in place trying to have city college on having a better handle on what their benefits are. the other two things i wanted to highlight where i was asked to represent the executive director of the pacific group on health david landsky. they were on the kennedy compound in massachusetts. patrick kennedy you may recall left congress and he is committed. he sponsored the kennedy forum and committed to the mental health parody is enacted. rules put forth implementation and oversight has not been implemented. i represented the business group on health and a variety of people there we spent go days talking about mental health parody and how employers really will be key to pushing the implementation of it because public health departments don't really have the clout that employers have in washington. it was extremely moving and wonderful to be in president kennedy and senator kennedy's house. and there is a lot of follow up work that i said i would help with and we are looking very closely at mental health. i know we'll h

francisco alba rain coming off of the golden gate bridge over the marina district right now and some light rain around reruns' north beach daily cityre oyster heading your way >> : and we do have some cells containing heavier rain making air raid a passive bay pacific are now the cosine dealing with heavier rain within the next 30 minutes in line take a look at these bay for the most part recognition the few lingering showers over livermore area to the mind if you're over at interstate 580 adults, pass >> : a wider view satellite radar and a the bay area getting moisture we do have some rain right now in some snow and the pacific northwest charts of the heading of saw hope will continue on into the afternoon evening hours and let's get sillier rainfall totals will test kolar's 9 san fransico 477 and 1/4 of an inch and local area was location half-inch in fact was received so far receptors on steel and lively outside and the north bay. some rain weekend see among the whites of their >> : future cast for shows rain mailing north of the golden gate bridge in the 5:00 hour answering boat along the coast and seven noticed nothing to org

city and 69 palo alto. cloud cover at coastline's not going to go anywhere. san francisco expecting 60s. it's going to be a cold and also blustery day right up against the marinathe golden gate bridge and 65 degrees. downtown looking more like 67. and for the north bay, east bay, and tri-valley, temperatures also dropping in napa to 68. back toward sausalito a little bit cooler there, and for the east bay we'll hold on to some cloud cover right here in oakland but back toward walnut creek we'll get some sunshine, temps in the low 70s, also low 70s in the tri-valley with 73 in pleasanton, also 72 in livermore. we've been mentioning this possibility of rainfall. now let's take you to that on this futurecast. this cold front's going to get closer wednesday by 5:00 p.m. most of that rainfall should be offshore by that point. models have been consistent with that. and you can see by 9:00 we'll get areas of rainfall spreading throughout the north bay down to about san francisco. but the thing to remember with this, all the way down to san jose, is we'll likely see some of the heavier returns of rainfall in the overnight hours when a lot of you were sleeping and the

city bus and a jogger. lori helmer was struck and killed around 6:15 this morning. it happened as the golden gate transit bus was turning near the marinat. the driver of the bus stopped and immediately called 911. helmer was rushed to a hospital, but she died. the bridge district says the driver has more than 35 years of experience and an excellent safety record. it is now working with police to find out exactly what happened. >>> in antioch, one man is dead, another gunman is on the loose after a shooting outside of a gym. it happened around 1130 this morning in front of the 24-hour fit innocence the summersville town shopping center. the victim shot several times. police say first responders tried to save the man, but he died. a friend of the victim says he is a good man and a good father and son. >> this guy, you know, is father of the year, no criminal record. nothing. i mean just a really good dude. he is going to be well miss bade lot of people. >> at this point, it's not clear what led up to the shooting. investigators have yet to release a description of the suspect either. >>> a san francisco doctor is on his way to help stop

city and that has person has died. sal joins us now with more on the traffic implications on that. sal? >> that's right, tori and dave. this was at lombard and van ness in the marinae a map of the area. it's a good area to avoid. lombard and van ness, a very busy intersection blocks away from gallilao high school. this jogger was hit taken to san francisco general hospital and died there of her injuries. police are still investigating and the driver is said to be shaken up. and is one of the most senior drivers, according to the agency, golden gate transit. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this has been moderate. i do want to mention that westbound 24, there's a crash right near broadway. this -- in fact, i can put it up on the map for you. 24 is just a mess. so is highway 13 because of a crash, 24 right near broadway. this is making a big midwest of the lake commute through the ton. and tunnel. monday 280 is better than it was yesterday -- northbound 280 is better than it was yesterday. here's steve. >>> we had a very warm wednesday on the coast. it will not be as nice today. kind of hazy around. hardly any breeze. high clouds. even a little bit of