field and pick up teams and deliver them back to moffett field. also on tuesday the 6th we're going to be doing an interoperable training with fire department, and ems ride alongs. on wednesday, we'll be doing the fire department every year does urban search-and-rescue and we have gotten feedback from military, who have gone through that; that they have been able to use the skills that they have picked up from sffd in place likes haiti, when they have gone to respond and found it very useful and worthwhile. on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursd

field and pick up teams and deliver them back to moffett field. also on tuesday the 6th we're going to be doing an interoperable training with fire department, and ems ride alongs. on wednesday, we'll be doing the fire department every year does urban search-and-rescue and we have gotten feedback from military, who have gone through that; that they have been able to use the skills that they have picked up from sffd in place likes haiti, when they have gone to respond and found it very useful and worthwhile. on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursd

the planes will be taking off from moffett field. >>> turning to decision 2016. several reports say vice president joe biden is close to making a decision on whether to run for president. and that could come this weekend. if biden jumps into the race now, he's already in a $60 million hole. not so much money hillary clinton and bernie sanders raised in the last quarter. now, over on the republican side, the war of words between donald trump and jeb bush has been re-ignited. nbc's chris palone has the story. >> reporter: republican donald trump and jeb bush are at it again. taking aim at each other. trump implied to bloomberg news that george w. was responsible for the 9/11 terrorist attack. >> don't blame him or don't blame him. he was president. the world trade center came down during his reign. >> reporter: that sent off a twitter battle. jeb bush calling it pathetic. even ben carson weighed in on the controversy. >> i think it's ridiculous to suggest that he's responsible for it. >> reporter: as the republicans fought amongst themselves, hillary clinton took h

it's right near moffett field.7 and 101 and they are both ridiculously slow. 101 is backed up all the way back from blossom hill road all the way up to mountain view. 237 is backed up to 680. just because of that crash. and again that crash is clearing northbound 101 at ellis. please give yourself plenty of extra tile. people have heard about this. they are on 280 and 85 and both of those highways are very slow. let's move along and take a look at highway 4. still have slow traffic from pittsburgh to bay point. it is improving a little bit. there is more traffic on 680. and of course at the bay bridge toll plaza it's a 25-30 minute lay at the pay gates. 8:17 let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal, thank you. sunrise here. a lot more in the way of low clouds. filled in along most of the coast. there is always a few breaks but a lot more fog than what we had on monday morning. temperatures starting off on the mild side. water temps did come up. that makes a huge difference for coastal locations in san francisco. low c

the massive aircraft landed this morning at moffett field t can fly twice as fast as a typical hospital and can land between buildings. the osprey also enables medical teams to perform surgery and provide blood transfusions in disaster zones and for a full list of fleet week events, log on to cbssf.com/fleet week. >>> tonight, a massive cheerios recall is traced back to northern california. general mills is pulling nearly 2 million boxes of cheerios made at its plant in lodi. reporter ron jones says, the boxes labeled gluten-free might actually contain wheat. >> reporter: cheerios has graced the american kitchen table since 1941. for many, it's a breakfast food staple. but now the cereal maker has a warning. it's enacted a voluntary recall because of wheat contamination in the serials sold as gluten- free products. >> if you have symptoms, you should avoid it. >> reporter: this doctor a food allergy specialist in sacramento says people with gluten intolerance can suffer from illness or discomfort such as hives or vomiting. and for those suffering from celiac disease, the symptoms are mo

only trace amounts throughout the bay area so no measurable rain. 2/100ths in san jose. 4/100ths in moffett field and 7ing/100ths in petaluma. taking a look at how dry this month has been. it's one of the driest octobers in san francisco. no measurable rainfall. the raft time was two years ago, 2013. >> wow. >> thank you very much. the california patrol is warning bay bridge drivers there will be delays on saturday, november 7th caltrans implodes largest pier from the old eastern span of the bridge. lines in both lanes will be closed about 15 minutes at 9:00 a.m. the implosion takes about six seconds. >> this is becoming an expensive leap of faith. outrage after the cost of the escape from alcatraz triathalon skyrocketed. >>> and an example one school hopes to set for special olympians across the region. >>> and an incredible rare bird sighting in sonoma. >>> a woman finds something growing underneath her cell phone. >>> and getting inside of the minds of people who steal. the findings from a company after it deliberately lost s [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is

his relatives live at the mobile home park off moffett boulevard. the 59-year-old was not a foster parent to the child, but to another suspect-year-old b17-ye away. elliott does not have a criminal record. >>> the warriors play their first preseason home game tomorrow night. but tonight, they made a big play for their home in san francisco. the warriors bought a 12 acre parcel of land in the mission bay neighborhood, near at&t park. the land, owned by sales force is worth backside 150 million. this deal comes just days after ucsf in the neighborhood endorsed the warriors project after reaching an agreement on traffic concerns. now, the warriors hope to build this $1 billion privately financed water front arena by october of 2018. into now to decision 2016 been. a live look at the wynn resort. a lot of politicians on the strip tonight. the first democratic debate is tomorrow night at the wynn. among the five candidates, the two front runners, hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders. probably not the trump style sizzle of the recent republi

only trace amounts throughout the bay area so no measurable rain. 2/100ths in san jose. 4/100ths in moffett field and 7ing/100ths in petaluma. taking a look at how dry this month has been. it's one of the driest octobers in san francisco. no measurable rainfall. the raft time was two years ago, 2013. >> wow. >> thank you very much. the california patrol is warning bay bridge drivers there will be delays on saturday, november 7th. when caltrans implodes the largest pier from the old eastern span of the bridge. lines in both lanes will be closed about 15 minutes at 9:00 a.m. the implosion takes about six seconds. >> this is becoming an expensive leap of faith. outrage after the cost of the escape from alcatraz triathalon skyrocketed. >>> and an example one school hopes to set for special olympians across the region. >>> and an incredible rare bird sighting in sonoma. >>> a woman finds something growing underneath her cell phone. >>> and getting inside of the minds of people who steal. the findings from a company after it deliberately l >>> one expensive jump. outrage after the escape from alc

field and pick up teams and deliver them back to moffett field. also on tuesday the 6th we're going to be doing an interoperable training with fire department, and ems ride alongs. on wednesday, we'll be doing the fire department every year does urban search-and-rescue and we have gotten feedback from military, who have gone through that; that they have been able to use the skills that they have picked up from sffd in place likes haiti, when they have gone to respond and found it very useful and worthwhile. on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursd

military aircraft participating in an expansive training exercise at moffett field. >>> right now, crews are wrapping up repairs on a water main break. the redwood city police tweeted this picture, showing the west road near kaiser permanente medical center. no word on what cause that had line to break. >>> we're hearing from the family of former inmates accusing deputies of torturing them. is it's a story vic lee broke yesterday. >> there is concern for south carolina communities dealing with the aftermath of flooding. why authorities are warning residents they may in the be out of danger yet. plus... >> i know there are many kids who are interested in changing the world. just want to know what more they can be doing. >> chelsea clinton visits the bay area, her message fo >>> as first reporting last night, former inmates filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the sonoma county sheriff. >> they charged they were beaten and tortured by deputies working as jail guards. >> they beat me. i was crying and i couldn't be. >> reporter: karina read a letter from her brother who was beaten i

appeared at moffett field tuesday to join a rescued roldan this was an airport bus service and osprey the transport first responders to the scene. "it is a dual engine fell reuter aircraft. >> reporter: me that guy at twin rudders 24 see the cargo hold and cockpit from which has driven from for many rescue missions. "lou into the philippines inf's support every day and do operations there delivering food and supplies like that clever agile bird which is named a figure. plan kickoff hover like a traditional helicopter." >> reporter: tell borrowers in flooding their planned 4,000 mi. without refueling. >> reporter: the loss rate being refueled for return trip back to san diego where they will await orders for the next mission. >> pam: kron 4 is proud to welcome blue angel to san francisco show all the high flying thrills as to bring the blue angels live saturday october the 10th at 2:00 p.m. >> gary: the 49ers' turn around all this bay area negativity. sunday night when they take on the giants captured like offense scored 48 points in four games 12 points a game for. the nfl this year w

military aircraft participating in an expansive training exercise at moffett >>> right now, crews are wrapping up repairs on a water main break. the redwood city police tweeted this picture, showing the west road near kaiser permanente medical center. no word on what cause that had line to break. >>> we're hearing from the family of former inmates accusing deputies of torturing them. is it's a story vic lee broke yesterday. >> there is concern for south carolina communities dealing with the aftermath of flooding. why authorities are warning residents they may in the be out of danger yet. plus... >> i know there are many kids who are interested in changing the world. just want to know what more they can be doing. >> chelsea clinton visits the bay area, her it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> as first reporting last night, former inmates filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the sonoma county sheriff. >> they charg

field and pick up teams and deliver them back to moffett field. also on tuesday the 6th we're going to be doing an interoperable training with fire department, and ems ride alongs. on wednesday, we'll be doing the fire department every year does urban search-and-rescue and we have gotten feedback from military, who have gone through that; that they have been able to use the skills that they have picked up from sffd in place likes haiti, when they have gone to respond and found it very useful and worthwhile. on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursd

later at moffett field in mountain view, there's a demonstration of how osprey helicopters can help with disaster relief. the blue angels are in town and will practice on thursday then perform shows over the bay friday through sunday. drones will be banned in the skies above san francisco during fleet week. the ban will be in effect during certain hours from thursday through sunday. the purpose of the "no drone" zone is to ensure the safety of the airshow participants and spectators. >>> starting next year terminally ill patients in california will have the right to end their lives with the doctor's help. the governor signed the "end of life option" act yesterday. governor wrote, i do not know what i would do if i were dying in a prolonged excruciating pain. i'm certain, however, that it would be a comfort to be able to consider the options afforded by this bill." the law will allow doctors to give certain terminally ill patients a lethal dose of medication when they request it. dan diaz's wife had terminal brain cancer. they moved interest california to oregon to legally end her life la

the only place seen clear skies happens to be moffett field. sfo with a deck of clouds, no reports of local airport delays but i'll keep you posted. temperature wise, cool, 40s through the northern portion of the bay area, 54 livermore, 59 san francisco. here's how we stack up numbers once the fog dissipates. temperatures approaching 70 in pacifica, montero beaches, up to 70, two e. alameda, oakland, el cerrito, berkeley near 75 degrees. 78 through cupertino into san jose, though 80s east of the bay, outside number will be 85 in the gilroy area. here is a look, we've got range in the forecast by midweek, i will talk more about that at 18 minutes after the hour. gang? >>> new this morning, a powerful earthquake in afghanistan today shook cities across south asia. the magnitude of 7.5 quake was centered in the northern part of the country. homes collapsed in afghanistan in northwestern pakistan killing at least 79 people. strong tremors were felt in kabul, new delhi and islamabad. crews are still assessing the damage this morning throughout the r

even if it had not rained so hard, though, even if they had not had to moffett whole thing to that dreary hotel ballroom, it seems like calling it a celebration was really never going to be enough to get bush donors this past weekend into a celebratory mood. the "washington post" on friday ran a bunch of blind quotes from bush donors that were just absolutely devastating. this is how the post put it. "one bush fund-raiser who requested anonymity to speak freely said, it feels very much like a death spiral, and it breaks my heart. i don't know anyone who wants to reinvest now." and by reinvest that means people who have previously donated to jeb bush don't want to donate to him again. then the donor says this -- "i wouldn't be shocked in 60 days from now if he wasn't even in the race." and again, this isn't a critic. this is an anonymous observer. this is a jeb bush fund-raiser, somebody who is giving money to the campaign and trying to get other people to give money to the campaign as well. so heading into that donors event this weekend the jeb bush campaign had just given everybody some

his relatives live at a mobile home park off of moffett boulevard. the 59-year-old was not a foster parent to the child he is accused of abusing, but his 17-year-old foster son recently ran away. elliot has been a foster parent for santa clara county for five years and did not have a criminal record before this arrest. >>> uc berkeley under fire this morning for its handling of sexual harassment complaints against a professor. conducted a six-month long investigation and this is his picture from the school's website. the astronomer was found to have violated campus harassment policies and these complaints date back to 2001. the school had been quiet about the details of the probe until he offered a public apology on his personal website. he also brought to life that the university had come to an agreement of the zero tolerance policy moving forward. a decision for many calling for heavier penalties. uc berkeley is defending the position to keep him on campus saying "it was the most certain and effective option for preventing any future inappropriate

last i heard moffett field. they're close if we need them. >> so they can get here within 30 minutes? >> now, i would venture to say no because most of the planes are busy at the other fires. >> right. >> but historically throughout the city's history we have never done that. >> okay. supervisor mar. >> quickly i wanted to ask about the golden gate park dispatching and also there's an area in central heights where the cliff house is where there have been a number of incidences according to the maps and old houses with big backyards that butt up against city and federal property but i see there are single unit dispatches and multiple unit dispatches and there has been some changes in patterns from 2014-2015 but when it's multiple unit dispatch my guess is that's a more severe fire so you're using more units? >> they're want final call types the way it was pup pulled up and initial call types and what they said to the 911 taker and oftentimes they're people camp fire down by the beach but we had a good fire there