they pulled into a bus yard where quinton's mom gave birth. >> i was pretty calm. knew he was coming. i knew i had to take care and one good push and he was out and wide awake and happy. >> pretty on top of it. a dispatcher helped grab a take care of mom and baby. quinton healthy can't wait to get home. what a thankful celebration they will have. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. we're thankful you got up early with us. >> thank you, you too. and hey, yes, you have to work and cook today, we tip our hats to you. that's laura garcia-cannon's case so yeah, what a woman. 47 degrees in the south bay. sense sense, 48 degrees. right now the east bay is at 50 so. not too cold in the north bay. you drop back to 39 degrees. as we head throughout day still dark out there. when the sun does make an appearance you'll notice plenty of high and mid level clouds. that will be the case. it's a fog-free start to your thanksgiving thursday. and temperatures are comfortable. you can see all of the bay bridge which is a really nice welcome treat for this morning.

el will be visiting san quinton tomorrow.e will be in santa rita in a jail sometime toda very importanttuff there. >> 20 right now. stil ahead, n chemil concerns lurking beneath homes the south bay. >>> information out of new york city. a delta flight was forced into landing, 2921. a cnection fligh to minneapolis/st. pa. not a lot o information. we can tell you,here was no rerted smoke from the cockpi emergency vehicleare out land. there. we can see the fire trucks. earlier, we saw couple of bus. possibly transporting the ssengers off to safer areas. again, a delta flight, 21, has be forced into an emergey nding at jfk airport. weillontinue gathering info as sooas we vhave i >>> is 6:24. concerned about their own safety and asking a lot of qstions thismorning. "today in the bas" bob redell live in mountain vie with how theepa is trying to solve the problem. good rning, bob. >>> good morning, to you, laura. rit here at this intersection, avondale and lun in mountai view is part of the prlem. when theepa, the environmental prot

the family says quinton is healthy and they can't wait to take him home. what a gift. 6:25.ore than 600 cars, trucks will be on display at the auto show. one of the big -- it offers everything from high performance sports cars to cartoon-themed suvs. several new types of luxury vehicles will be displayed. electric ones this year. the show runs from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and is $10 for adults. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. i'm feeling like we're so spoiled on the west coast. >> we really are. you know what, they are going to get showers down in the l.a. area for today so we're the envy of the entire nation. thanks for waking up with us. if you're getting read the stuff your face later on today it's going to be nice. you can do so outdoors. i want to show enthusiasm live picture of san francisco. if you stick with us for the next 15 to 20 minutes we're going to show you a phenomenal sun rise from all of the cameras we have across the bay area. keep that in mind, it's 2ing to be phenomenal. clouds are streaming in, that's going to paint our sky in th

the family says that quinton is healthy and can't wait to get home. >> i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren as you mentioned earlier lots of people probably warming up the owe venss this morning. >> opposefully your turkey is thawed out at this point. i made that mistake last year. looking pretty good. temperatures are mostly in the 40s, a couple of 30s in the north bay. make sure if you are traveling out to get the last minute ingredients you bundle up. we're looking pretty good. we did have a slight chance of showers, doesn't look as promising as the last couple days. the only place we're zoning in is in the south bay, 63 at 11:00 p.m. so comfortable conditions. the weather will likely let you get outside today without problems. a lot of people will stay indoors watching football. we know what happens. 68 in saratoga. 67 in menlo park. fremont will be bat 66 degrees so a beautiful thanksgiving thursday here in the bay area. you cooking today? >> you know, i am. the bird's ready to go in. let's cross our fingers brent does it in time for me. thanks so much. i know you're go

quinton jammer as jammer and fields the former charger. >> phil: quintin jammer number 2, this is whatt this denver defense. i've said it they make the mistakes but here it is, third and long. no zone, no let them get yards maybe run with it. tight man coverage. put him in position where they have to punt. >> jim: there was no pressure. still able to send it down to the 20. a flag thrown in on the back end of this. darrell stuckey was flying through the air was trying to down it. >> phil: side judge with the hat off did he illegally go out of bounds, first one to touch the football. >> referee: fouls against both teams on the play. that created option for the receiving team. >> jim: there's jack del rio trying to get an understanding. >> referee: during the kick, holding, receiving team number 36. also there's foul for kicking team member being out of bounds, number 25. denver has exercised the option to replay fourth down. >> jim: that last series by the chargers they will punt it once again on fourth down after having scored previous time they had the football, that would have been r

. >>> this is sangui quinton pris.d ceo of funky union. >> reporter: welcome to the last mile. >> same question. >> reporter: that's chris, a long with his wife bev he had the idea to start a program to do what many tech entrepreneurs do, solve a problem. >> in california we spend more for prison than higher education. >> reporter: more than 60% of california prisoners released end up back behind bars within three years, one reason they can't find work. so like many others in the bay area, these inmates are becoming tech entrepreneurs. they study social media and entrepreneur ship. behind bars they are learning to build modern day businesses and pitch their product. >> you can subscribe to our premium service. >> reporter: not just to chris and bev but venture captioning provided in part by a grant from the department of education -- capitalests. >> this is where people succeed and fail and start over again. >> if i can conquer eight years of incarceration, i can become an entrepreneur. >> i was sentenced 25 to life in

just because i watch a quinton ter tino movie, i don't think i'm uma thurman and i'll slash people upete. >> they glamorize the best of hollywood, did they have the debate of using weapons, that kind of thing there? >> i think there is always a debate about what goes into the issue and how far are you pushed and getting behind that decision of why you would print a certain image or not or holding back. i think that dialogue is always happening. it's continuing to happen. >> it's interesting survey released last week but the public policy center, the highest university that said the amount of gun violence and the pg 13 movies have tripled since the rating was instituted. in 2012 it exceed gun violence in the r rated movies. that cannot be a sensible way for it, can it? that young kids in america are being pumped with more gun violence imagery than fully fledged adults? >> i think it -- you look at grand theft auto, it made 800 million the first day it was released. that's more than gravity. the movie, is, you know, will maybe go on to make that much money but the video games, these --

. >>> this morning, convicted serial killer joseph nasois awaiting transfer to san quinton prison havingn sentenced to death. at a hearing in san rafael he responded to the judge's decision with an indecent gesture. nasowas convicted of murdering four women between 1977 and 1994. the judge called him evil and disturbed and told him the world is a worse place with him in it. >>> the death toll in the philippines from typhoon haiyan is up to 5,200 people. two bay area nurses saw the damage caused by the storm firsthand. they just returned to sfo last night, after spending a week assisting with relief efforts. their task was to go into evacuee camps and set up operations for future volunteers. the nurses said the devastation is enormous. >> both nurses hope to return to the philippines to help with relief efforts again. good for them. lot of help needed. 6:09 and we're dealing with a little bit of wind. >> a little bit of wind up in the north bay but elsewhere, much much calmer conditions. beautiful shot from the embarcadero, exploratorium camera. you can see how festive it looks, we're loo

caller: quinton. host: what would be your opinion of him?aller: no one can address the problems that we have here in illinois. we have problems with pension reforms. we're going to get caught up and nobody ever applies money in the right place. we're coming to the expiration of the tax increase and nothing has been done. evil,it there like see no hear no evil, speak no evil. host: another caller from illinois. independent mind. caller: good morning. i have to agree with the last caller. i would like to add that illinois has been democratic rolled for the last 20 plus years. it was run by chicago, basically. 175 billion dollars of pension debt. 100 plus is non-funded. we have the third highest gas tax in the nation. we have one of the most indebtedness percentages in the nation. we have the highest unemployment in the nation. if anyone wants to see -- look at illinois. we kick the can down the road for 20 years. state andcians in the the governor have spent almost four years trying to come up with a solution to the pension debt. can you imagi