>> mary lee, you are a meteorologist and you know a lot about wicks but i am curious, had you ever really been something this big before? looks like we might have lost mary. mary, can you hear us? all right, looks like we might have lost mary there. again, if you are just joining us that was an earthquake you felt about 30 minutes ago. 5.0 centered around san jose and let get to gianna who i think has a little bit more on how traffic is impacted by all of this. gianna? redneck i am keeping a close eye on public transit. you just spoke to tracy hendler ross from bta and they are running about the t miles per hour for bta light rail. this is pretty standard when earthquakes happen. that part, caltrain, bta all run at reduced so they can do inspections. it should take about another 30 minutes to see bta get back on track but for anyone who plans on using that within the next two minute or within the next hour, plan on those delays or backed at least some sewer slower speeds when you're on the train. the latest from bart is because of that earthquake trains are still running at reduced beads

here is mary lee. >> i love halloween a lot. when i was a kid, i used to draw halloween houses. that was the fun thing i did. i never made the connection between that and this. >> reporter: every halloween the albert son family goes all out for the spooky holiday transforming their downtown san jose home for trick or treaters. >> kind of every year about this time we start to think maybe this is a bit much. after the nights of everyone here, we are super excited and we're like let's do it again. >> the day after, random classmates i have never talked to will be like i know where you live. >> reporter: the albertson's started decorating their home when they first moved in their neighborhood in 2010. every year it is bigger and better. this year's theme, pixar. >> we thought oh this will be perfect. the problem was there are so many cool things to do. we said we will limit it. but then that expanded to five movies. >> reporter: the community stepped in to help. 20 volunteers came to painting parties on three weekends to lend a hand. >> this pixar logo was painted by a couple eleme

in south san jose, mary lee, kpix 5. >>> also getting a test during today's earthquake, california's early alert system. joining us live is robert with usgs. thank you for joining us. first of all, how did the system perform today? did it do okay?

kpix 5 mary lee takes us up high to show us why. >> it's a great place to hike if you like hiking up hill. >> reporter: harmony oswald likes hiking at the park in san jose. one of her favorite things about it is the view. >> you get a really great view of the city, you can see the downtown area. >> reporter: from high above, she has the perfect view of the city, and the city's air quality. >> the last week i've been noticing when i'm up top that you can see hayes and fog down in the city area, laying down in there. >> reporter: overlooking the santa clara valley, on this warm and sunny october day, you can see the haze over san jose. >> since the santa clara valley is a valley, it's surrounded by hills, air pollution can get trapped there in that region. >> reporter: a area management district spokesperson erin de mera says the santa clara valley does have higher levels of air pollution than other parts of the bay area. the air-quality districts looked at data as far back as the 1980s. it has to do with the santa clara valley's topography and higher ozone pollution or smog from a com

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our mary lee got to see it in action. >> reporter: we are at point san san pablo harbor to show you thisution to a major problem. trash in our oceans. ts is the clean earth rover. it acts just like a roomba vacuum to clean our water ways. >> i love this marina. it's my home. and it is not a jobment it's a lifestyle, really. >> reporter: darryl is the harbor master and co-owner of point san pablo harbor. darryl feels passionate about keeping his harbor and planet clean. >> they can do their part by keeping the plastics out of their water column at the source. that is just helping that effort. >> reporter: 11 million tons of plastics and debris entered the world's oceans according to the united nations' environment program. after that, reports say say 6.6 million tons of debris stay circulating within our coastal waterways and beaches. d this is where michael aaron's clean earth rovers sweep in. >> i remember from a very young age being very passionate about climate change and air pollution. and things of that nature. but, it wasn't until i was pretty much older that i had had learned abou

our mary lee gives us a sneak peek. >> i love halloween a lot.d, i used to draw halloween houses. that was a fun thing i did. i never really made the connection between that and this. >> reporter: every halloween, the albertson family goes all out for the spooky holiday, transforming their downtown san jose home for trick or treaters. >> well kind of year, about this time right before halloween, we start to think, maybe this is a bit much. but after the nights of having everyone here, we're super excited, and are like, let's do it again. >> reporter: the albertsons started decorating their home for halloween when they first moved into their neighborhood back in 2010. every year, it's gotten bigger, and better. this year's theme? pixar. >> with pixar, we thought this will be perfect. then the problem is there's so many cool things to do in pixar, so we said we're going to limit it. then that expanded back out to about five movies. >> reporter: 20 volunteers came out to their painting parties on three different weekends to lend a hand. >> this pixa

you can definitely see the haze. >> reporter: in san jose, mary lee, kpix 5. >>> we've got to talk about this, it blockbuster trade this morning, running back christian mccaffrey is moving back to the south bay. the deal will send four draft picks but the panthers, in return for mccaffrey who is currently second in the nfc in all-purpos yards. mccaffrey became the third player in league history with 1000 yards rushing and receiving in 2019. despite past injury issues, the 26-year-old has started all six of the panthers' games this season. it is a return to the south bay fo him. the former stanford star was heisler runner up in 2016. his dad played in denver and christian will play for mike's son, kyle shanahan. there is a chance he could play sunday, against the chiefs. a lot of fans are celebrating the deal. >> it is a rumor that has been going around. we have had conversations about this. and cmc, back to the bay. i think you will fit right in with shanahan's offense. >> we would we'll see. the niners need all the healthy hel they can get. the niners is set to face a familiar foe, goin

. >> in san jose, mary lee, kpix 5. >>> now to a warning that's ringing louder as we draw closer to halloween. you can see what's causing the concern behind me. these pills and powder containing potentially lethal fentanyl. law enforcement says it's becoming a growing problem here in the bay area. authorities this week found the dangerous opioid inside boxes of sweet tarts, skittles and whoppers at lax. the berkeley police department recently arrested a suspect carrying rainbow fentanyl. >> we're starting to see this new color coded fentanyl that's out there. i would like to think that somebody would not be creating something to give to kids that is so incredibly harmful. but you can't be too careful. >> very concerning. the dea has also sent out warnings about the rainbow fentanyl pills and it only takes two milligrams of the drug to be consider san diego a lethal dose. >>> consumers are ready to go big again. we're taking a look at what's hot this year and how inflation is impacting prices. >>> san francisco foodies your time is here to try your favorite restaurants and find new ones at a d

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mary lee spoke with the owner who shares what he remembs about that day. >> we have been doing this for so long. we grew up in this business. it is in our blood. it it is something what we know. >> reporter: his family has on the delicatessen since 1929. >> my grandfather grew up around around the corner. on toledo. there are people that come in today but still no my grandparents and my father the marina district was one of the hardest hit areas in san franci. >> the entire community was affd here for sure. it is not a corner building. it is in the me of the block. as you can see whn they look at the building, this building is butted up against this building right here. when the earthquake happened the buildings just bounced off of each other and hold each other . other up. >> reporter: dr. and marie said the earthquake showed us how places far away from the epicenter, like the marina district, could still suffer severe damage. especially in lal in landfill and unstable soil. >> the marina sits on very soft landfill. if you take a bowl ofo and shake that it shakes and ams and it last fo

in south san jose, mary lee, kpix 5. >>> also getting a test during today's earthquake, california's early alert system. joining us live is robert with usgs. thank you for joining us. first of all, how did the system perform today? did it do okay? >> it performed exactly as designed. much like the earthquake in september in santa rosa, this is just another case where it is doing what it should be doing. >> can you explain how it works? who gets an award alert and how much notice? >> the shakealert system works -- basically earthquakes are detected by spasmodic -- size monitors. we provide information about the estimated size, the location , and how much shaking could happen around the quake. we provide that to providers . they take that information , and they determined where to deliver it. in the case of my shake, they would be delivering alerts to people who could fill an intensity 3 or higher. what an and tuesday 3 is, it's like a kind of heavy truck passing by your house. if you have ever felt that, that is where they will deliver alerts to people. we know that a lot of people go

i am mar, i am mary lee, kpix 5. >> thank you.this fleet week is is really a homecoming for one of the blue angel pilots. he actually grew up in san francisco and remembers being in in awe of the team as the jets whizzed by his school. >> we would be in class, and on thursday and friday, the jets wd be whizzing past the windows. it believe this is a job. some of my lines take me over the area i area i grew up in and point me for my high school. we are goino be upside down over the bay and being able to see the city below below in the golden gate bridge. bridge. that was the backdrop of of this team when i was a kid. >> the lieutenant is a st. ignatius grad. he says the lesson here is to never lose track of your dreams because anything is possible. our very n pilot and meteorologist jessica burch, getting into the spirit of the air show. she is taking k of a t 33 jet, inviting you to join a virtual reality 3-d experience. keep an eye on our website and social channels to fly with jessica in virtually experience her aviation thrill

. >> reporter: mary lee, kpix 5. >> a live look at san francisco, where 15% of the city's badly needed housing sat empty last year. that's according to a new report from the budget and legislative analyst's office, it found residential vacancies surged by more than 50% between 2019 and 2021. from 40,000 vacant homes to 61,000, the report emphasizes they are not all habitable. summer undergoing construction or facing permit issues. >>> san francisco voters will decide next month whether to levy a tax on homes sitting vacant for more than half the year. this is meant to discourage people from buying up investment properties. >> today the city celebrated the rhythm ribbon-cutting for a new affordable housing project. nearly 400 unit apartment complexes on east 18th street, that will mostly house seniors and families, the complex includes a fitness club a community swimming pool and recreational and social services. >>> nationwide home sales have dropped for an eighth straight month. sales are at their lowest point in a decade. with the exception of a brief period at the start of the pande

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mary lee spoke with the owner who shares what he remembers about that day. >> we have been doing this for so long. we grew up in this business. it is really in our blood and it is something that we know . >> reporter:'s family has owned luke delicatessen right here i the marina district since 1929 >> my grandfather corrupt right around the corner on toledo . there are people that come in today that no my grandparents and my father. >> reporter: they are like a familiar friend in the neighborhood. they do a lot together included the 1989 earthquake where the marina district was one of the hardest hit areas in n sco . >> the entire community was affected, for sure. the difference is it is not a corne building. it is in the middle o the block. as you can see, this building is butted up against this building. and when the earthquake happened , basically the buildings just kind of bounced off of each other and they hold each other up. oh my god! well, the one thing i do remember was the fires. the fires were the worst part of the earthquake. >> reporter: the doctor says the earthquake show

mary lee got a chance to to see the plastic piranha inaction. >> reporter: we are at the harbor in richmond to show you this high tech solution to a major environmental problem, trash in our oceans. this is the the clean earth rover. this is an electric autonomous robot that acts just like a vacuum to clean our waterways. >> i love this marina. it is my home. it is not a job it is a lifestyle, really. >> reporter: darrell headline is is the master and co-owner of a business. he feels passionate at keeping his harbor and his planet clean. >> marina owners can do their part by trying to keep plastics out of the water helmet the source. that is what we are trying to do just help that effort. >> reporter: every year 11 million tons of plastic and debris enter the world's oceans according to the united nations environment program. reports a 6.6 million tons of debris stay circulating within the coastal waterways and that the beaches. and this is where michael erin's erin's clean earth rover sweep in. >> i remember from a very young age being passionate about climate change and air pollution. thi

with the albertson's, who definitely have the halloween spirit, mary lee, kpix5. >> you you can check out the albertson halloween house on north 16th street in downtown san jose tonight from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. plenty of haunted houses to go around. >> yeah, plenty of halloween houses. and it isn't just halloween. we're also celebrating dia de los muertos. a special day of the dead celebration on saturday and sunday. they went all afternoon with mariachi music, and dance performances, and finished off with a showing of pixar's coco. and some of the unique traditional dancing right there, included a nonprofit from redwood city promoting mexico culture through dance, and aztec drummers and dancers from the south bay. afterwards, they skyed their they performance with beautiful, traditional dress wear. i saw a lot of videos. i'm kind of sad i did not get to go. it's just honoring people we've lost. >>> time now is 5:43. ahead on our money watch headlines, why this tesla atv for kids is being recalled. >>> coming up today on the drew barrymore shore, it's ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing

in san franc, mary lee, kpix 5. > >> wait talked about this, i will mention, i will be out there from 9:30 with the first latina female pilot in the army. army. she will be out there as . she has a lieutenant colonel in the army reserve in california. i will be out there, we'll talk aviation and what inspired us to to be out there. >> that is sony's -- that is so neat. > >> we are looking at the job mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - available at your local retailer and club. >> and is time for the money watch report. the jobs report ia ral rervwi the fight against inflation. the the report this morning says the the u.s. added 263,000 spite the surging interest rates interest rates driven by the fed. unemployment dipped even lower to 3.5%. these numbers will put more pressure on a president joe biden and complicate efforts from the federal reserve to bring soaring soaring level of inflation unde. under

in san francisco for fleet week, mary lee, kpix 5. > >> i hear you will be out there tomorrow. my guess, i will be as at this end tent. it will be a great opportunity to talk to local pilots in the national guard and the reserve. we have a have a few female pilots out there. it will be cool. >> you got a good view, i hear. >> exactly, this is me right here taking this deck of a t 33t 33 jet, and inviting you at home home to join in a virtual realiy virtual reality 360 degree experience. keep an eye on our website for the link to fly wite with me and virtually experience experience my aviation thrill r. thrill ride. >> look at that. last time we had selfies. with a pop up here? here? i guess not. you were in there, tell me about that exper. that experience. >> reporter: that was the coolest. that was honestly the best day of my entire life. i know people say that, but i mean mean it. ever since i was a little girl, i wanted to be a pilot. aerobatic flying has always interested me. that is my my friends plane. that is the t 33 i was lying a couple days ag. days ago. greg is an am

mary lee gives us a sneak peek. >> i love halloween a lot.n i was a kid, i used to draw halloween houses which was a fun thing that i did i never made the connection between that and this. >> every halloween the family goes all out for the spooky holiday transforming their downtown san jose home for trick-or-treaters. >> kind of every year about this time right before halloween we start to think maybe this is a bit much but after nights of having everyone here we are excited and are like let's do it again. random classmates that i've never spoken to set i know where you live. i said that's cool. >> they started decorating their home for halloween when they first moved into their neighborhood back in 2010 and every year it has gotten bigger and better. this year's theme , pixar. >> we thought this will be perfect, but then the problem was that we are just going to limited and focus on a couple of movies which expanded back out to five movies. >> that's where the community step in to help. 20 volunteers came out to painting parties on three dif

mary lee. dylan was her, we had to state what all its institutions have been reduced to nothing. these institutions were totally exhausted by the ruling elite. the judiciary is out of function failing through stablished justice. they are all in fear and they fear the button of those who put them in the payroll. it's all among the lead to have been firming their grip. do we have reached this dire situation in order for lebanon to live on when he to reform and river country of these people? sammy nato, as the director of the la van institute for strategic affairs, he explains what is next for president own? i think now he's preparing the new face for him and for his party to be one key figure of opposition especially that nothing has been achieved during his term as the president, namely at the level of reforms, the country is the plea needed. need 3 for the new 34 and especially that this is that condition that the i am looking to have that going on and there is no other way to get out there at the crisis. if not indeed with the i n s. and even than your guys resource horses that

lee. mary chestnut first met robert e. lee just before the war at white seltzer springs in west virginia. his wife was plagued by rheumatoid arthritis, they came to you like silver springs to benefit from her baiting in the hot springs there. one of the few things that could give her a relief from the march of that disease. mary chestnut -- of course one of the famous diary keepers of the confederacy, remembered that a man riding a beautiful horse joined us, wearing a hat with, somehow, a military look to it. and she said, she sat his horse gracefully and he looks so distinguished at all points that i very much regretted not catching the main. mary chestnut was intrigued by this man. who was he? we or did he come from? it was explained to her that he was robert edward lee. chestnut marveled. everything about him, she said, we so fine looking that the word had come unbidden. her mind was, not perfection. she said there was no fault to be found even if you hunted for one. and yet, mary chestnut was not entirely enchanted with

mary chestnut met lee there without introduction. this man on a beautiful horse came to join us, looks so distinguished, sorry i didn't catch his name, this was robert e lee, everything about him was perfection. no fault could be found in the man even if you hunted for one. this wasn't because chestnut necessarily admired that. she actually liked lee's older brother sydney smith lee because smith lee was very companionable, very fine man about town, not robert. chestnut said can anybody say they know his brother? he looks so cold and quiet and grand and that was the image robert lee chose to cultivate through his life. he did not like being in that public layer, any discussion about the possibility of robert lee and's choice tends to occur only in his immediate environment, where he was living in arlington, in washington dc. it is not a matter of national attention because robert e lee does not want national discussion and attention. >> host: you were quoted as saying if we wish to imperil the american experiment we can find few more

mary chestnut met lee there without introduction. she said this man on a beautiful horse came to join us and he looks looked so distinguished i was sorry i didn't catch his name and she found out afterwards this was robert e. lee and she said everything about him was so fine and perfection. no fault to be found in the man even if youan hunted for one day this isn't just because chestnut necessarily mired that. she liked lee's older brother sidney smith leave because smith lee was a companionable fine man about town but not robert. chestnut said can anybody say he's warm? i doubt it. thhe looks so cold and quiet and bland and that is what robert lee chose to cultivate there is live. he did not like being in the public glare and for that reason any discussion that takes place about the possibility of robert e. lee's choice tents to happen only in his immediate environment where he was living in alexandria and arlington make it across the river from washington d.c. and a few other places. it's not a matter of national discussion or nati

this is when and bonnie and mary lee, the only two women known to have served on pirate ships in the atlantic, during the golden age appeared briefly on history stage. both were put on trial import royal for being part of calico jack rack comes pirate crew. and bonnie also happened to be rackham's lover. the trials and jamaica are memorable not only through the mobile hanging's that ensued. recommend flooded. but even more for the unusual legal gambit unique among pirates used by bonnie and read. the court found guilty of piracy. and they were condemned to hang. immediately after that sentence was handed down, they pleaded their bellies to the court. informing the judge said they were both pregnant. upon investigation, it was found to be the case. and they were given a temporary stay of execution. on the day that rackham went to the gallows, bonnie, his lover made it clear that she was extremely disappointed in him. saying that she was sorry to see him there but if he had fought like a man, he need not have been hanged like a dog. as for the ladies, reed died in jail from non specifi

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there is a famous passage in the diary of mary chestnut of the civil war era. she met lee the first time before the war and that is wheree the took his wife. mary custis lee was plagued by rheumatoid arthritis and that gave her some relief from the difficulties posed so without introduction said this man on a beautiful horse came to join us and look so distinguished i'm sorry i did not catch his name and then she found out afterwards this was robert e. lee and she said everything about him was so fine looking. perfection. no-fault could be fan on —- could be found even if you hunted for one. is not that chestnut admire that. she actually liked his older brother betterbe because smith was a great companion and a fine man about town but not robert. she said can anybody say they know his s brother? i doubt he looks so cold and quiet and that was the image that he chose to cultivate he did not like being in the public clear and for that reason any discussion that takes place about the possibilities of his choice tends to occurn only in his immediate environment where he was li

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in the latest maris college poll, kathy hochul is leading republican congressman lee zeldin by 10 percentage but among likely voters, that lead narrows to just 8 percentage points. and that gap continues to close. zeldin was just endorsed by former president donald trump this afternoon. just last week the crime crisis hit close to home for zeldin when two teens were injured in front of his long island home during a drive-by shooting. his teenager daughters were inside but not hurt. zeldin blamed the lawlessness on governor hochul's soft on crime policies and said that if he's elected, he'll declare a statewide crime crisis. listen. >> people want to save the state, they want to save new york city. they're tired of having to wake up every morning and read all of the headlines of rising crime in their own neighborhood, places where they used to feel safe. >> reporter: just yesterday the nypd arrested a man for murder, that's him there. investigators say the 18-year-old shot and killed a 15-year-old boy who was riding on the subway in queens. so what are the top issues for voters? according to

lee. (sophie fouron) let's go. all right. you want to pick some peas? do you know how lucky you are, to have peas in your garden? can i eat them all? (haley marie no. - come! come! what are we going to do? (rachel jones) we are going to bring some fishies outside. so these are king salmon, filleted, and they have been brining overnight. - look. this is pretty neat. - yeah. - so just like that? - yeah. just lay them right out. we can't go too far, because there are ravens and they'll come, swoop down, grab the fish and take off with them. we'll just cover that up. - o.k. - don't worry about it touching it. - no flies, no ravens. - no flies, no ravens. - o.k. what i want to see is the inside of your freezer. - all right. - treasure chest! - yeah. so we've got... that's the last of last year's deer. -it's all filled. like this here. - that is halibut. that's probably two years worth of halibut. - woah! did you ever think you were going to do all that? - i did not, no. i finished law school in 2012, and my first job up here was the law clerk at the court, and here we are five years later with a full freezer and two kids. i've got some salmon inside