news. >>> san francisco based wells fargo is donating $1 million to relief efforts. the company announced 250,000 to the red cross. the remaining money goes to other non-profits that are working on relief and recovery efforts. if you would like to help you can make donations to the red cross at wells fargo atms. google created a map with up to date information. users can find idetails on -- find find details there and -- find details there. >>> nurses at six hospitals walked off the job today protesting their contract dispute. dozens walked the picket line this morning in oakland. the union says sutter is demanding reductions in patient care and standards in contracts. >> we are heroes every day that we go in to work. setting our contract. we are ready to bargain with them. >> a official tells ktvu channel 2 news the nurses are paid very well and urge the union to accept the company's office. >>> ross posted a mix sales report today. same store sales in october rose 4%, that was higher than they expected but lower than wall street's predictions. that sent shares down

live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police also planning to increase their presence in the mission district following a recent increase in gang violence. the track officers will patrol problem areas near the 16th street and 24th street bart station. there have been four homicides there in the past two weeks. the city is also giving an extra $30,000 to a gang prevention program. >>> california highway patrol officers are now patrolling parts of oakland. around 7:30 last night close to a dozen officers headed out to help oakland police officers. s chp patrols were ordered by governor jerry brown after community leaders plea for help. >> it's devastating to the families. and so if we can get some help around public safety and bringing semblance of safety our city, i think it would go a long way. >> now the chp won't say where officers will patrol or how many days the assignment will last but similar partnerships have lasted from 60 to 90 days. >>> the search is on for a man and woman caught on tape stealing mail in a fairfield neighborhood. ktvu

powers for the san francisco residential rent stabilization and arbitration board in connection with the new san francisco right to revitalized housing ordinance. >> same house same call. this ordinance is finally passed. item 4. >> item 4, ordinance amending the administrative code to monitor san francisco's hoisting perezer policies and goals and making the requisite finding. >> supervisor olague. >> i just wanted to ask for one -- what will hopefully be the last request for continuance of this item to november 20th because i have not yet had the opportunity to discuss this with the planning department. i want to be respectful of that. >> supervisor olague has made a motion to this bev this item to the 20th, seconded by supervisor campos. colleagues, any objection? without objection this item will be continued to the 20th. item 5. >> item 5 is resolution adopting findings under the california environmental quality act (ceqa), including the adoption of a mitigation monitoring and reporting program and statement of overriding considerations, related to the san antonio backup pipeline project

reporting live from san francisco, ktvu news. in. >> when we come back, we head back to the big board to see if there is any other numbers in other numbers in the race for president. >>> we are watching the results of this election trickle in and learning who voters are choosing to lead the country. new exit polls are telling the story about issues and why they voted the way they did. john faller is live in the newsroom with what was on voters minds. >> it was the economy. rising prices, chronic unemployment and heavy on the minds of voters. a new a p poll, there's a glimmer of optimism, some say it is improving. the stock market figures in here but 25% says they are better off financially than 4 years ago and 33% says they are worse off because of the struggling housing market and 52% says president obama are more in touch with people like them compared to 44% for republican mitt romney. as for president obama's health care law, under 50% repeals that measure and 43% want it left as ease. john faller, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> o

secondly, it takes you guys out of the san francisco taxi cab business; we need a new san francisco taxicab commission totally outside of this body. (applause) >> -- driving 20 years, position 200. i started driving 20 years ago as a cab driver; probably limit you guys remember. i started in the sunshine cab company. for the beginning, almost [indiscernible] ; last 20 years i paid 1.25 millon to the cab companies. i'm poor. now you have come with the funny idea, you want to sell us a medallion. i paid 1.25 million to the cab companies over the last 20 years. how much is that worth? how much 20 years at my age is worth. no you guys come with another funny idea. 150 people give 150,000. how about risk? i'm 64 years old. how about my family? what are you guys going to do for these people? do you think you are a -- i am a father, husband, broither,a neighbor, good person. what is going on with this corrupted city? i am a young man? 64 years old. what should i do? at 64 years old. start from scratch. can i make a payment? you tell me. are you guys american? are you guys american? cheating your n

that all of the current employees at oracle arena in oakland are extended jobs on this new arena in san francisco. >> the city hopes to have the team playing in the new san francisco arena by the 2017 season. >>> accused of one of the deadliest school shootings in history, coming up, the mind of the gunman in the oakland internationalie -- in the oikos university massacre. >> the words of caution regulators shared today about chevron's plan to get it up and running as soon as possible. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news -- complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> good evening. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> chevron gave the bay area a progress report on its efforts to get the refinery back online after the explosion and fire. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live with the controversy surrounding the repair work going on there. >> reporter: chevron is doing everything it can to get back to full capacity but the question, do they have the right permits and are they goin

news. san francisco have made a third arrested in connection with the vandalism and arson of a a muni bus. this man, 24 adam mdiaz. of oakland was arrested yesterday. he is accused of using a skateboard to break the windows back on october 29th. it was later set on fire, destroyed. police say more are responsible for the bus the damage is nearly $1 million. this arrested just come states after two more suspects in connection to destroying into torching the bus. nicholas hudson was also rested for vandalism, destroying a passenger transit vehicle and arson all of which are felonies the first if you recall was gregory graniss was the arrest. san francisco will be holding a veterans day parade will kick off sunday morning. the parade will start on it second at the market and head down market to mcallister where it will eventually end of the civic center plaza. hundreds of veterans on hand for the parade are expected to be there to show their support. and it will be led by 100 motorcycles and a vietnam war era huey helicopter. a 11-3:00 p.m.. david petr aeus the decorated army general ran the

. >> and a new warriors arena on the embarcadero would bring plenty of fans to san francisco, but what about jobs? >> the amount of rainfall that we're frafrting has not change -- forecasting has not changed, but the amount of time we'll be dealing with it has. israel has killed the leadef hamas' armed wing. this video released by the israei army shows the moment a mise >>> a torrid set of air strikes by israel has killed the leader of hamas's armed wing. the moment a missile hit the commander's vehicle in gaza is caught on tape. more than 50 air strikes were launched. president obama spoke with the leaders of israel and egypt. he reiterated america's support for their right to defend themselves. >>> it was president obama's first news conference since being reelected, and it was personal. the cbs reporter daniel nottingham reports the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya has sparked a nasty political battle in washington. >> if senator mccain and senator graham and others want to go after somebody, they should go after me. >> reporter: at his first news conference since his reelectio

the team says it will guarantee worker in its proposed new san francisco arena the ability to unionize. it also says it will give current oracle arena employees the first crack at new jobs. tomorrow night the san francisco birthday of supervisors is expected to sign off on the financial feasibility of the proposed arena project. >>> not so fast. twinkies and dingdongs might be saved after all. a bankruptcy judge has ordered hostess brands and its striking union to meet with the mediator. after forcibly declaring on friday that it was closing down, hostess brands has reversed itself and agreed to federal mediation beginning tomorrow. the decision came late today as the company went to bankruptcy court to change its filing from chapter 11 to chapter 7 liquidation. on friday hostess sent home about 18,000 workers at 33 different plants across the country, including here in oakland. >>> pet food safety advocates are using black friday to give a black eye to the nation's largest retailer. they want walmart to take chinese-made chicken jerky treats off store shelves. in the past year and a h

. >>> running from new york city to san francisco. the incredible journey that 8 million people are following. why it's really a story of friendship that listens on. >> the new coffee that starbucks thinks you're going to pay $7 for. >> and a $580 million jackpot up for grabs tonight. when california is going to get in on the action. with lung cancer has inspira unique journey.. from new y, to san francisco. cbs 5's dr. kim mulvihill hs of a lifelong >>> a bay area athlete's battle with lung cancer has inspired a unique journey. >> a lifelong friendship and the spectacular finish and honor of that friendship that's just days away. >> reporter: joe costello was just 22 when she died from lung cancer in 2010. it's how she lived that lives on. >> i do think that last year of jo's life although it was her most difficult and challenging, in many ways it could be the best year of her life. she did so many wonderful, amazing things and lived life to its fullest. >> reporter: best friends since kindergarten in san francisco,. >> i'm using my l

. >> in of the first few weeks, 220,000 new people in the state. in just in san francisco,000 people have registered to vote in the first two weeks of the online registration opening up. >> cheryl: so they are getting the word out? >> it's fabulous. >> who is eligible to vote? >> any u.s. citizen, california resident over the age of 18 as long as you haven't committed a felony and not deemed by the courted to be ineligible you are able to vote. >> cheryl: what about people whose language is not english? >> if your first language is not english you can request spanish or request when you register, you will receive materials before every election are in spanish. i'm not sure if they do it in other languages and you can request assistance. >> cheryl: that would be hard, to include multiple languages to vote. >> online. that is good question. i know they had some problems with that. people with disabilities and sight impaired. they are working those things out. >> cheryl: one the newest things is registering to vote and being able to vote on the same day. i know that is in the

news. >>> san francisco voters elected several supervisors most controversial races just decided this morning. district 5 supervisor alagi has been defeated after a lot of political fallout from the sheriff ross mirkarimi domestic abuse case. amy hollyfield is live at city hall. >> reporter: alagi surprised a lot of people when she voted for ross mirkarimi to keep his job. a lot of people turned on her after that now she has lost the election. here's what owe what mirkarimi had to say about that. >> -- voting her conscience that billionaires would take out and hit her because of her support for me. i think we should all reject politics of retribution and anything based on vengeance or spending lots of money to get even because somebody didn't vote our way >> reporter: alagi was not in her office this morning. by 10:00 most of the supervisors had lights on today. she did not. we have file video of her from her swearing in ceremony. she also isn't answering the door at her home or cell phone this morning. some wealthy supporters of mayor lee helped fund a campaign against alagi after she voted

yukon blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> when we come back on a monday from cancer treatment to the gridiron. the colts head coach makes a power speech and his rookie quarterback delivers with a record setting performance. at the masters. 14-year-old boy from china will be the youngest boy ever to hit the links at augusta national. on sunday that eighth grader won the asia-pacific championship which earned him an invitation to the masters. i'm terrell brown. this is "cbs morning news." good morning and welcome to 9news now. today is monday november 5th. the day before we end the political commercials on tv. >> i'm going to miss them. >> i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike haiduk. be thankful you have prayers. prayers for -- you have power. prayers for them. >> it is cold,. >> and we have a nor'easter coming on wednesday and thursday. >> that nor'easter may bring a little bit of wintry weather, too. that is the only question mark left. will it be cold enough for a little bit of wintry weather? that is a pretty good bet. let's talk about today though. i have no doubts about today. i

san francisco. we'll have full coverage on the news at noon, and throughout the day here on channel 2. in san francisco, alex savage, ktvu. >> make sure you stay mirror -- here for more coverage. we'll have the results of the hearing on ktvu channel 2 news at noon, and at 5:00. >>> new this morning, in the last half hour, pb has confirmed it has agreed to pay $4.5 billion over the 2010 oil spill in the gulf that killed 11 workers. the settlement total of 4.5 billion will be paid over five years, and includes nearly 1.3 billion in criminal fines. that's the largest such penalty ever with payments to several government agencies. bp has also pled guilt tiff to 11 felony count of felony misconduct, and a felony count of obstruction of justice. >>> giving to charities that don't exist. that's a real concern after a ktvu investigation. pam cook has with what we found after following one woman for four months. >> reporter: one of the viewers contacted us to say there was a woman outside a target store collecting money under false pretenses. our reporter rita williams approached her, but she qu

news. >> san francisco international airport is recovering from weather-related delays. dozens of flights were cancelled because of a storm. flights to sacramento and santa barbara are affected. right now smrks flights are still experiencing 15-45 minute delays.. >> a good news for anyone planning to hit the slopes this weekend. early storms dumped enough snow that resorts are opening early. kirkwood opened today. it looks like fun right there. squaw valley kicks off a ski season today, last year a warm winter forced resorts to open late and close early during the season. here is what it looks like right now. this is a look at heavenly mountain resort sports network camera right there. if you're a skier, you welcome this, this just means more fresh powder is on the way. >> a sheriff deputy being held in the building where he works accused of robbing a bank. >> it was at the jail. we're live from the hall of justice. >> the sheriff's office says that tong was arrested this morning that he's now being held in a sort of separate part of the jail from the general population

john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> when we come back on a monday from cancer treatment to the gridiron. the colts head coach makes a power speech and his rookie quarterback delivers with a record setting performance. a power speech and his rookie quarterback delivers with a record setting performance. [ female announcer ] introducing u the latest coffee machine from nespresso. modular. intuitive. combines espresso and fresh milk. the new u. nespresso. what else? available at these fine retailers. quickly extinguish the flam. what was found nearby that s it appear suspicious. plus: found clinging to an overturned boat. seven people are rescued from toms bay. how two children endedp trapped. and one day away. we're just over 24 hour before the pols open nationwide. the frantic pace for the presidential candidates this morning. join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning... beginng at 4:30. ,,,, >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. washington, partly sunny skies, 50 degrees. sunny in atlanta, 64. rain in st. louis, 49 degrees. sunshine in den

john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> coming up, young people in china checking in on america'sresidential campaign >> jeff: pollsters and pundits are not the only ones trying to anticipate the outcome of tuesday's election. the presidential campaign has also captured the attention of people in countries around the globe. our bill whitaker has the view from china. >> reporter: these young people crowded into this cafe for a very popular event, the last u.s. presidential debate. this cafe is in beijing. millions of young chinese like university student wang hanyi are engrossed with the american presidential election. >> we just want to know like what is happening on the other side of the world. we are now living the realm of social media. it's much easier to get the information compared to the past. >> reporter: we met with wang and two other self-proclaimed political junkie, zhan a student and liu jinyang, a journalist. american politics, why. >> american elections is open and democratic. >> reporter: unlike chinese politics. two days after the u.s. pick a president, china has a

news. >>> san francisco nonprofit wants to help the city in the battle to upgrade soccer fields in golden gate park. a judge is expected to rule within a week in july, the board of supervisors approved the plan to convert the beep chalet soccer field from grass to art -- the beach chalet soccer field from grass to artificial turf. construction is slated to begin in january. >>> a group of nudist activists say they will disrobe in a public meeting tonight to protest the nudity ban. last month demonstrators took their clothes off and expressed outrage at the passing of supervisor weiner's nudity ban that time was spontaneous, tonight they are planning to disrupt the meeting at 7:00. supervisor weiner is expected to be there. final vote on the nudity ban is scheduled for next week. >>> you want to pile on the clothing, especially rain protective ones. >> lisa argen is keeping an eye on live doppler. >>> we are just seeing the beginning of the rain, gusty winds, offshore this cold front ahead of it, heaviest rain and breezy conditions. here you can see how the yellows are beginning to form. l

news. >>> san francisco voters elected several supervisors most controversial races just decided this morning. district 5 supervisor alagi has been defeated after a lot of political fallout from the sheriff ross mirkarimi domestic abuse case. amy hollyfield is live at city hall. >> reporter: alagi surprised a lot of people when she voted for ross mirkarimi to keep his job. a lot of people turned on her after that now she has lost the election. here's what owe what mirkarimi had to say about that. >> -- voting her conscience that billionaires would take out and hit her because of her support for me. i think we should all reject politics of retribution and anything based on vengeance or spending lots of money to get even because somebody didn't vote our way >> reporter: alagi was not in her office this morning. by 10:00 most of the supervisors had lights on today. she did not. we have file video of her from her swearing in ceremony. she also isn't answering the door at her home or cell phone this morning. some wealthy supporters of mayor lee helped fund a campaign against alagi after she voted

first off i have some good news and bad news and some more good news for san francisco. the good news is that in a study recently published by the trust for public land that looked at city park systems in the 40 biggest cities in the country, it rated san francisco as no. 1 in the country. we have the best park system anywhere in the country. that's because of the big investments made by previous generations of san franciscoans. the bad news is that a lot of that infrastructure is 60 to 80 years old and it's worn out and the city identified about 1.4 billion dollars worth of renovation that our park system needs to bring it back up to snuff. the good news is that the city has a long-term capital plan that includes that exact work. we started with the 2008 parks bond, which is already beginning to have a huge positive impact in our parks and recreation facilities all across the city and the 2012 bond is designed to pick up where the 2008 bond loofrbs up and keep moving forward with that effort to renovation playgrounds, trails, open space all across the city. >> george, ho

news. >>> san francisco police are using the internet as a crime-fighting tool to brak down people who vandalized the city after the giants's world series win. these are vandals setting a muni bus on fire. the police chief hopes people will share this video on social media sites. the hope is someone will recognize the suspects and turn them in. earlier this week, gregory grannis was arrested pictured throwing a barricade at the same muni bus. the owner of red devil lounge on polk street posted the picture on facebook, prompting plenty of tips to police. >> with the police maxed out and people upset by what's going on, this is not how the city should be acting. everyone knows that. let's catch the guys who did this. >> suspects convicted of this vandalism to that bus may have to pay part of the $700,000 it's going to cost to replace it. >>> both a tragedy and a mystery. the death of a 4-month-old infant at a san rafael day care center is under investigation this morning. this happened back on october 23rd at the magic palace children's center near lucas valley road. the center's owner says the boy

news. >> san francisco city leaders say they kept the cost of the giants victory celebration to a min um. it is estimated the parade and city hall celebration costs a million dollars. the giants are picking up the tab with the city paying for clean up and insurancing public safety. officials say the reworked schedules to reduce overtime and did not take long for crews to remove all the confetti along market street. about six dozen workers cleared 3000 pounds of biodegradable ticker tape easier to remove than the plastic pieces used two years ago. >>> as recommended many fans attending the celebration took mass transit. bart recorded its highest daily ridership ridership ever. it carried that many, that shattered the old record set during then. cal train reported that ridership more than doubled compared to a normal wednesday commute. >>> bay area red cross volunteers are heading for the east coast today to help victims of super storm sandy. some left this morning. more than 50 volunteers from the bay area and santa cruz chapters are deploying there. many offered to help after seeing pictu

information leading to the capture and conviction of his alleged accomplice. >>> breaking news right now from san francisco. news chopper 2 is overhead at 11th and howard in san francisco. here's what we know. there was some type of incident involving a manhole cover. one person has been taken to the hospital. no word on that person's condition. again, this is happening near 11th and howard and you can see that the streets there are blocked off, so be careful if your way home takes you there that area. this is not far from mission and south van ness. one person was taken to the hospital. >>> police at uc berkeley are investigating a big computer theft on campus. they apparently kicked open a door at a computer lab and made off with 10 computers from the school of journalism. campus police are warning students and staff to lock up valuable equipment and to engrave electronic items with an id number. >>> the men arrested for burglarizing steve job's home pleaded no contest this morning. 35-year-old mcfarland now faces more than seven years in prison. he admitted to burglarizing and taking a list of things fr

treasure island may have to endure this problem for several more years. >>> plus something new in san francisco if you're transgender. the new service that combines health and surgery. >>> good morning, golden gate bridge, traffic looks good as you drive to san francisco. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >>> good morning to you, happy friday. at this hour, partly cloudy skies over the north bay, a few scattered showers over the south bay. temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to mid-40s. >>> welcome back, tim

gamow ahead at 5:30 the new san francisco program that will cover the cost of trans gender surgeriesor uninsured residents. and hundreds of the families lined up in the searsouth bay making sure they have food for the holidays. >> take a look these glasses they can help people with color blind sufferers. coming up in my gabe slate tech report (male announcer) live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> san francisco is set to become the first city and the country grou to cover the cost of sex reassignment surgeries for trans gender residents who are not insured. the hall commission voted to create this new program this week. this is a controversial decision. >> this has been a conversation between public- health officials and trans gender advocates for several years and now the whole convention voted for and approved that will treat trans gender individuals. in 2001 did covering it for government employees and all the uninsured can benefit. the department of public health is in search of doctors that will be able to offer these services. terisa sparks from the huma

. >>> more breaking news in san francisco. firefighters have been on the scene of a two alarm fire near the dubose triangle neighborhood at an apartment building between 15th and henry 2:00 this morning. three units were destroyed, everyone got out okay no word on a cause. >>> weather-wise things are looking calm. might notice more clouds. >> just a continue any bit chillier than it was yesterday morning. >>> we start with live doppler, good morning, not picking up radar returns, going to be quiet this morning for your morning commute, not tomorrow morning. see a few clouds starting to increase that will be the case through today, increasing clouds and with a sea breeze developing not going to be as warm as yesterday, more 60s than 70s, low 60s at the coast, mid to upper 60s around the bay and inland. rain, stray shower possible this afternoon the bulk is going to come in tonight and tomorrow, we'll map that tame frame fought in a second. >>> good -- good morning, one accident, 80 westbound pomona blocking left lane, otherwise

and san francisco, kron 4 news. >> traffic is flowing again tonight along interstate 680 near pleasanton. that was a huge problem earlier. felicianshows us the aftermath. >> this is the aftermath, a successor was on the lockdown. the c h p saying that the driver was originally traveling northbound. and it drifted onto the shoulder before the driver lost control. >> the 50 year-old driver over corrected and cost this incident behind us crossing over the barrier but in the center. >> caused that incident. it was nearly packed up for at least five hours. and it was backed up for its least five hours some drivers did not want to wait and today backed out of the ramp. this truck was not the only damaged vehicles. >> there was not just one vehicle but it was a small sedan and surprising the, good for them it was just property damage. >> luckily there were no injuries in pleasanton, kron 4. >>pam: a jury will continue its deliberations on monday in the trial of a former san jose elementary school principal. he is accused of failing to report a teacher who was suspected of molesting children. th

news. >> san francisco is celebrating its own wild and wacky competition at mccovey cove. 10 years after the first tournament cahow the rebel flutag. and that means flying day in germany. from a red ball. if 30 different teams from a rebel-the bridge suppo the beve, company red appbull november was the winner. >> we had a cool the state to take a dip in the bay. temperatures just in the 50s. for this afternoon and clear skies as for look over san francisco. there is a transamerica building and we have some chilly numbers already. in another cold night tonight. closer to overnight in even sunrise thuleast. the north bay, the east bay the purples are showing the 30's or 40's near the bay and look for mid 40's tonight. as oakland, cooler for san jose the forecast is expected to get to 40 degrees. 30's for the east bay valleys for livermore, fairfield and the santa rosa. expected to get to 31 degrees that is one degrees below freezing. because we're looking at freezing temperatures in the north bay there's defrosted 534 tonight at 2:00 a.m.-8:00 a.m. for napa county, marin county, sonoma cou

san francisco louis santos to the stage. [applause] our latina heritage education award this year goes to the new superintendent of the san francisco school district. ms. carranza. [applause] . ritual carranza was sworn in as the new superintendent of the district on june 27 of this year. richard held a position of director of instruction and social justice at the district since 2009. richard lead the implementation of the strategic plan. his responsibilities include the redesign of the district's central office to support school sites and core curriculum to achieve more equitable educational outcomes for our children. after entering the school system speaking no english he knows how powerful education can be and in advancing our community. please let's give a round of applause to our education award. [applause] >> thank you. if you won't mind staying for a moment so we can present our next award to the next honoree and it's a new category tonight and it goes to a innovative program at mission high school. this goes to spark america, a program at mission high school and latino strategic alliance and would welcome the martinez broth

monday, tuesday, warm and then cold rain the end of next week. >>> there is a new dellville piments--development in san francisco, a new ad hitting the internet today. >> reporter: we are live in san francisco where one person has been killed on the muni tracks. how it is affecting transit. >> reporter: and we are live where the doors just opened to the apple store. they're just a few of the californians who took it on themselves to send you a message about what they need to restore years of cuts to their schools. prop thirty-eight. thirty-eight raises billions in new revenue - bypasses sacramento and sends every k through 12 dollar straight to our local schools... every school. for them. for all of us. vote yes on thirty-eight. >>> breaking news in san francisco. major delays right now on muni. a man was hit and killed on the track. sarah is there outside the montgomery station. >> reporter: well the service has come a to stop up here because a person has been found dead on the tracks. now this happened about and hour ago. and we understand that the victim was found several hundred feet into the tunnel. we can

san francisco, kron 4 news. >> if your interested in helping, you can send a check to the san francisco unified school district. 555 franklin street in san francisco. news tonight at 8:00 p.m. this bay area marine family held a vigil. reggie kumar was there. he was shot from a palm springs police officer. >> this candlelight portion just got under way. family, friends started lighting candles. his family says that they want the palm springs police officers who shot and killed their loved one behind bars. this is in front of the cedar lawn mortuary. to honor the 22 year-old his body is inside of this chapel. the american flag is over his casket. last spring he and his friends yelled obscenities at police officers and they demanded that the turn off his car and the police say he refused. one of the officers climbed to the passenger's side window. that is wind the driver, this young marine, drove towards the other officer and one is not dead. they want justice. , perhaps the changes and protocol. for him to be shot the way that he was like that it does not make sense. it is not for a cop t

news. for now reporting lich in san francisco, david stephenson, ktvu channel do news. >> thank you. >>> 49ers head coach jim harbaugh is expected to be back on the sidelines for the 49er's next game days after being hospitaled for anker rig heartbeat. this is the 48-year-old reaping coach of the year at a frees conference answering questions. he underwent what the teen is calming a minor procedure yesterday at stanford hospital. let's listen in. >> the heart rate is not beating normally. you don't know that unless you get it checked by a doctor, so just felt -- felt like it was beating faster than normal. wednesday. wednesday evening. yes. [ inaudible ] >> no, i mean with the doctors, doctor said i mean you need to go in and you need to get this -- get this done, this procedure done, so, you are not- you are not going to be stubborn like a mule and do what the doctors tell you. [ inaudible ] >> yes, i suppose so. i mean if you are not feeling right, you know, see a doctor. i guess. i don't know about i can make a grand you know statement about it, but -- >> no, i don't feel like that will hap

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