. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald residents are saying: not i backyard! good evening, i'm brian webn for brian hackney >>> big oil wants to increase operations in the east bay but residents say not in my backyard. good evening. a group of pittsburg residents angry about oil companies in town expanding facilities hits the streets today to educate the public. mark kelly reports the so- called toxic tour is the first step toward illustrating what organizers call the harm looming over pittsburg. >> highly explosive materials. >> reporter: this is no scenic leisurely tour of pittsburg. it's called the toxic tour and it has people fired. >> what are we doing to make sure we're being conscious and mindful of the environment? >> it only takes one mistake to blow up or one spill into the drinking table and it's bad. >> reporter: they fear the oil companies are expanding in their backyards and will refine dirtier crude oil harming the public's health and the environment. >> people were here first not the street. >> reporter: a mix of people drove to several locatio

and they are using technology and application of realtime data in their wine making process. you know see here some of the amazing different processes that they use. let's check it out. here on the hillside in napa, these pickers are harvesting grapes the way it's been done for thousands of years: by hand. 20th century technology has a hand in almost every step of the process from vine to wine. >> i am an innovator when it comes to making the best wine possible, whatever it takes. doug shaffer is the president of shaffer vineyards. he has been working here since 1973 when his father bought the estate. wine making, experience, innovation, technology, computerization, able to get more information, better information to make better decisions with. >> for the last 29 years, his partner in making those decisions has been alia maker. he gave me a tour of the vineyard's high-tech tools fine tuning his craft. >> this is our weather station they gather ter detailed data in the field and transmit it via phone. >> what kind of analysis do the computers do? >> it gives us the temperature

have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> >> your realtime captioner is mrs.hursday, december 19. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. here we go again. frank is off this morning. it is 4:30. and here is meteorologist lawrence. it seems like we just did this about 40 minutes ago. >> it does! >> welcome to our world! [ laughter ] >> you notice some winds blowing cars around today coming in today. we have some strong winds expected around the bay area especially over the east and north bay hills. wind advisories up, some gusts maybe up to 60 miles per hour. more on your weather coming up. >> there are some wind advisories on some bridges, including the san mateo bridge and bay bridge so we'll tell you about that coming up. >>> some breaking news now. a car ignited this fireball when it crash into a gas pump in east oakland this morning around 2:30 at a 76th station on the 98th and edith. it's under control. the gas pump was crushed and knocked down. the front of the car was wrecked. the driver was carried off on a stretcher. no word on the extent of his in

>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning. it is wednesday, december 25. merry christmas. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. merry christmas. time now is 5:00. and we start with breaking news this morning out of san lorenzo. police have taped off an area at the intersection of via amigos and via lucas. all we know is the alameda county coroner has crews on scene. sheriff's deputies are also there and they are telling us there will be a press conference at the clock this morning. we'll get more information. we'll follow the breaking news out of san lorenzo. >>> new this morning, 10 people displaced after an early- morning fire in san jose -- rather, san francisco. the fire began just after midnight at a multi-unit house on potrero near 23rd street. investigators now looking into a cause as to why that fire started. >>> 5:00. and roberta gonzales doing double duty. she has traffic and weather. >> ho ho ho! good morning. merry christmas, everybody. as you head out on this early christma

start healthing > >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. to exchange info after a crash then one driver says everything went south and claims a cop broke his arm. >> and it looks like the state's healthcare exchange site but it's a fake. who critics say are trying to dupe californians? >> into the deep freeze the coldest temperatures of the season so far. we'll have more on that coming up. >> and we have a stalled big rig now and it's blocking one lane of westbound 580 in the livermore valley causing some problems. we'll have more on your morning drive coming up. >> good morning. it's wednesday, december 4. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm juliette goodrich. frank and michelle are off. time now 5:29. it is cold. kiet do is in fremont where temperatures are in the 30s. lawrence karnow has the forecast. >> we have seen some of the temperatures in the mid-20s in some of the north bay valleys but other parts of the country too. they are getting hit hard by this very cold air. skies clearing with dry conditions so temperatures really dropping in spots.

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning. it's thursday, december 12. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. it is 5:00. traffic and weather and you're first up, mr. karnow. >> yes. we have cold temperatures around the bay area but not as cold as it's been. still some 20s showing up in the north bay valleys and that's where the freeze warnings were up this morning. 33 now in san jose. 45 in san francisco. looks like as we head toward the afternoon, things are going to begin to change. this is probably the last morning. freeze warnings and that will continue until 9 a.m. but the afternoon promises to bring some sunshine and how about this. some warmer temperatures too. 50s maybe a couple of low 60s popping up outside. but i think much warmer weather coming our way as we look toward the weekend. more on that in a moment. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: back to the eastshore freeway. it is certainly an issue this morning. we had that earli

the 13 >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m.ly of jahi mcmath rejoicing over a last-minute reprieve. the 13-year-old girl did he complained brain-dead is getting more time. >> plus, frozen in antarctica in the ice, new video this morning shows us how dozens of those stranded on a research vessel are preparing for today's rescue. >> more clouds but no rain. we'll talk about that coming up. >> checking the south bay commute, everything looks great so far on 101 near the trimble exit. full look at your "kcbs traffic" just minutes away. >>> good morning? >> everyone. it's tuesday, december 31. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:30. >>> developing at this hour, a judge grants jahi mcmath more time on a ventilator. the brain-dead teen's family now has a week to move her to another care facility. cate caugiran live in the newsroom now with the latest developments. and cate, the family still has a lot of work to do in a short amount of time. >> reporter: right. the family has a new deadline and also a ren

starting at $99. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m.lity in the bay area and was ready to move her out of children's hospital oakland. in order for that to happen, jahi would need certain tubes inserted but the hospital won't do that. >>> ac transit workers are voting on a new contract agreement this morning. the rank-and-file rejected the same 9 1/2% pay raise a couple of months ago. if the contract is not passed, there could be a strike. >>> starting in the new year, bart passengers will have to pay about 19 cents more. the extra revenue has been earmarked for new railcars, a new train control system, and improvements to a maintenance yard in hayward. >>> here's roberta with the forecast. >> michelle, it is the last friday of 2013 and we are starting off this friday on a cold note, breezing in santa rosa, upper 30s in san jose. mid-30s tri-valley and mid-40s across the central bay. okay, here we go again. it is the fifth consecutive "spare the air" day in the bay area. the 20th of the winter season. with the hazy sunshine today, numbe

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. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. the season settling in over the bay area. let's get you out there live right now. clear and cold from our mount vaca cam. clear skies continuing all day long but even with the sunshine, these temperatures are going to stay very cool. out along the coastline, get this, we are even seeing some frost out toward the beaches. that gives you an idea of just how cold that air is with arctic air overhead. today and tomorrow morning it will be colder. out the door, yes, you have some sunshine now. but the temperatures running into the 30s and 40s in many spots down in the 20s into santa rosa. i think as we look toward the afternoon, well, the freeze warning in effect now and also into tomorrow morning, and these temperatures even in the afternoon hours going to be chilly plan on highs only into the 40s and the low 50s. next couple of days, some colder air moves in even more freezing temperatures for tomorrow. then maybe showers and low snow levels on friday. looks like temperatures start to mo

. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> i'm frank mallicoat. a missing small plane based out of san jose's reid- hillview airport. the plane is registered to 51- year-old dale smith, founder and president of san jose-based serial-tech. the plane was carrying five family members from oregon to montana when the pilot reported engine trouble over idaho. >>> december is about to turn really cold in the bay area over the next couple of days. it comes as santa clara county opens cold weather shelters for the season. how some of the homeless in san jose's -- to house some of the homeless in san jose, sunnyvale and gilroy. traffic and weather coming up. yes you did. yes you did. no i didn't. no i didn't. yes you did. yes you did. no i didn't. no i didn't. yes you did. did not. [ male announcer ] find some peace this holiday. get an 8 piece meal, any recipe with a dozen cookies baked in-restaurant. the kfc festive feast. that's a lot for just $19.99! today tastes so good. >>> good morning, slow on 242 through concord. a crash had been blocking the middl

of realtime marketing platform called shift.ome of the clients include verizon,express, unilever, wal-mart. list. long find out what they want most from the c.e.o., with us next. >> imagine the possibilities. good advice for and a half gating through life directly investing and the very essence of options trading. brokers.ve i tell you a practical way of thinking about options without complicateds mathematics. a few of the clients on a platform called shift. borrow with me. shift is a realtime marketing platform. brands,ave ad agencies, vendors, all working together. and the idea here, to execute time.in real so how are you changing the way that all of these groups work together? >> so with shift we're building software that allows all of these stakeholders to work together. differents really because it's a cross-organization -- it's across organizations. tyingcial is about together the content and the media buyers. iswhat we're doing facilitating those connections and sharing data across these organizations. result is they can

we spent our entire program enrollment trying to figure out how to use that data in a realtime way to connect and have schools connect into the process of enrolling, so i think there's a lot of potential there and i think the next decade we're going to see a lot of innovation in that realm. >> all right. we have time for one more question. yes, right over here, if we could. >> hi, chad berman, health management associates. in your push to maximize enrollment, i was wondering if you've seen adverse effects on access to care or access through coverage, so benefits, networks, cost share? >> well, what do we see so far, and again, these are two states that have not expanded the medicaid program, so now we're talking about signing up people who are already eligible. >> so far in the state of alabama, we have not seen any adverse effects, however, we do know that we have a long way to go in creating access for all the people and not just access, but we want them to have good care, and so that is one of the things that we are working on right now in alabama. we're rolling out regional care o

reporter: a black box hardwired into the vehicle feeds data back to company offices giving supervisors realtime information on whether a drive is braking too hard, using fuel efficiently or making deliveries on time. >> it's not really about watching the employee, it's really about how can we give them the tools that they need in the field to do a better job. >> reporter: major partnerships with ford and volvo, it won't be long before smart tracking systems become the norm no matter the try. >> it's not just truck companies or truck drivers, pretty much every vertical industry in any size company needs this kind of technology. >> reporter: david schuster, al jazeera. >> now even the most strident advocatescies admitted the need to watching employees, protecting intellectual property, theft, and it can be an effective deterrent to those things. a recent academic study of restaurant using theft monito monitoring software reduced in 22% reduction in serve theft and the staff worked harder and drink sales were up by 10%. i've been asking you what kind of restrictions should be placed on workplace m

the strong forms a christmas tree shape and walks around that and, boom, realtime all it is is a flash here it is slowed down, that ribbon of fire just snaking its way up the christmas tree shape until it hit the top where it gets into the car. he does a couple of different speeds down. >> merry christmas in swahili. french. >> felice navida. >> we are going to learn to say merry christmas in 24 languages. >> good yule. >> lithuanian is really hard. >> we should all know hawaiian, too, because of national lampoon. ♪ >> merry christmas! >> ooh. >> it's 24 different languages. merry christmas. >> i just wanted to say good yule. right? good yule. >> you guys ready for a little holiday destruction, spillage and all that good stuff in. >> sure. >> it extra special when you have a phantom x camera. >> what we have here is a city smile and get this. >> oh, the egg nothing! >> look at the bowling ball. >> got to have fun with it. they probably got that for christmas. >> look at that, champagne! >> great video to put on during your holiday party. [ bells tolling ] >> that's it for our rtm holid

kland girl, >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 7:56.declared brain- dead after undergoing tonsil surgery is thinking of moving her out of children's hospital oakland to a facility that would keep her on a ventilator. earlier this week, a judge ordered children's hospital oakland to keep jahi mcmath on the ventilator at least through monday. >>> once again today you cannot burn wood. it's the fourth consecutive "spare the air" day for the bay area and the 19th so far this season. pollutants have built up due to the warm dry air. people caught having illegal fires can be fined by air quality officials. stay with us traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. checking the roadways right now, things quiet on 4 westbound no delay towards concord and westbound 580 through the livermore valley. traffic moving at the speed limit. metering lights not turned on this morning on the bay bridge so it's a quick trip into san francisco. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >> it's live, it's our kpix 5 weather camera looking

will have live reports on the hearing tomorrow and wednesday and you can follow him on twitter for realtime updates. >>> new concerns now over the rods supporting the eastern span of the bay bridge, according to the information, the rods appear vulnerable but drivers should not be afraid of it and coming down immediately as the current issues only pose long-term risks. they are now conducting hearings on the management construction lapses involving the span. >>> spark flew as demonstrators blocked the bus that picks up google workers. >> i need you guys to move right now. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: the bus is assist bell of the -- a simple of the housing crisis as wealthy tech workers move in. the demonstrators say there is a clear rise of conviction a long that route. >> it is our responsibility to preserve housing. >> demonstrators were there for 45 minutes but let the bus go after police arrived. >>> hundreds took shelter because of the cold weather and janine de la vega tells us how full those shelters were and how they are trying to draw more in during this cold snap. >>reporter:

updated in realtime. >>> we're following some breaking news. the chp has activated a statewide amber alert. she's been abducted in the state of washington. her name is elizabeth romeiro. her suspected kidnapper is this man, eduardo rosales. it's believed the suspect is headed for mexico. if you have any information, call the california highway patrol. >>> how a bay area woman called on car lovers to help her help others and their efforts will make you bay area proud. also -- >> you might say it's a food fight. the reason these bay area fast food workers are taking to the streets this evening. >>> we'll have an update on the search for the missing bay area pilot and his family. >>> we remember nelson mandela tonight. >> we have witnessed the fight for human liberty. middle-earth is back at denny's with the build your own hobbit slam. twenty delicious options, like sweet potato pecan pancakes, hearty breakfast sausage and honey cake french toast. a meal to satisfy the hungriest of hobbits. see "the hobbit: the desolation of smaug." >>> in central

. >> if we're going to be real, the bacon weave was sort of brought to fame by the epic realtime guy. >> that's true. and look at this, a perfect bacon slice, if you will, for your sandwich. >> that's a good idea. i would argue that's too much bacon. i think gayle's going to say -- >> you can never have enough bacon. >> thank you, gayle. >> ever been to a minnesota rodeo? >> no. >> you're about to see what a minnesota rodeo is all about. >> this video from last winter but trending now. ice fishing day on a frozen lake. that's like the ice auger thatte the ice fishing. >> it was he like a bucking bronco? >> he was. when they start that's right about 4 seconds and he's on there till -- that would be 12. that made it 8 seconds. >> how do you fish after that? >> you'd be sick. >> i'm glad he didn't slice his leg open on that thing. >> this is apparently another event. >> we got ourselves santa claus here. as we know he drives a sleigh. >> but this time he drives a softer type. but he doesn't have a lift and has to pick up his sleigh. santa gets jacked up. this isn't the real santa after a

we update it in realtime. >>> santa clara police arrested a man today for shooting his wife. it happened just after 11:00 this morning. the woman was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> in pleasanton tonight, police are asking for the public's help in finding a 13-year-old. friends and family haven't heard from her since sunday when she was riding in a car with three unknown men. while she left home willingly, she's considered at risk because of her age. she was last seen wearing black pants and a blue-green sweatshirt with the word diamond on the front. >>> six months of failed negotiations, two strikes, and now a lawsuit. bart's two largest unions are suing management over the breach of contract. >> reporter: here's the lawsuit that was filed with the alameda superior court in oakland. when i started showing it to some passengers, they just start started shaking their head. to them it means drama. drama they just don't need. >> it's kind of unfair at the same time because there's so many of us who want to get from point a to point b. >> reporter: sh

jetsons." >> turn on the dress selector. >> the future of shopping is here and you are able to in realtimehat they would look like. >> let's go with hottest trends. >> reporter: playing in this virtual closet is nothing short of magical. different styles, looks, accessories all without leaving one spot. >> this brings the mall or your favorite store or favorite brands products all together in one little spice for you. >> reporter: the way it works, any store puts a whole database of clothing and accessories in to the system, enabling the customer to try them on using swivel. it is not only limited to clothing and accessory. they also do makeup. let's go with this gray color. like what i see. i can make it a bit darker or lighter if i like. i will go bit darker. blush bronzer, i need a pink on my cheeks. there we go. facial feature recognition system tells where your features are and can apply makeup. a great finishing touch i'm digging this red dress. abc news, new york. >> diana, what do you think? >> i -- well, i like to touch and feel and be in stores. you get that feeling, but the virt

>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning, it's monday, december 30. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we have another holiday weekend. no rain in sight, i guess, right? >> can't see any rain just yet. good news though for new year's. looks like it will be nice. out the door hazy sunshine. these temperatures going to stay very mild. and above average again. maybe getting close to record territory in some spots into the 60s in the valleys, low 60s out toward the coastline and mid-60s and hazy inside the bay. out the door right now, hazy skies, clear to the coast. chilly in some of the interior valleys down to the freezing mark at 32 in concord, 36 in oakland, 38 in san jose. 29 degrees in santa rosa. this afternoon, 66 livermore. 65 oakland. 62 san francisco. let's check your "kcbs traffic" with elizabeth. >>> following a holiday week everything looks really quiet so far on bay area roads. and now that we're past 5:00, a lot of the overnight roadwork is being cleared as we speak this morning. it was northbound 880 between marina

realtime. >> that's exactly right. was a student at stanford when i heard the movement about divestment from south africa in 1972. in 1971, barack obama was only ten years old so he was very young and never able to appreciate that. what i want to make clear, though, we shouldn't call him militant, we shouldn't call him a terrorist, he's a patriot. he's just like the patriots fighting here many, many centuries ago for equality. and that's what he was. he was a patriot who tried to make sure that his country where he was born, where he controlled would recognize the fact that the majority of people who were african were suppressed by the minority of people who were white, and that has to be changed. he is a patriot who did a great deal in his 27 years in prison and did a great deal as president and continues to have that legacy as a patriot. i am a south african. i am an african, as he said when he got his honorary degree from harvard in 1998. that became a watershed moment of him recognizing who he was, what he was and

>> the term "tracking" used to describe is something of a misnomer, it's not realtime.record of where the cell phone was when the call was made. as you say, this was outside united states. the nsa does this the capability to gather data inside but it has not, chosen not to do it but it does track it outside the u.s. it's part of what is in the database of phone calls. go back and try to reconstruct where someone was or try to develop relationships, see who was in a certain place where maybe something bad happened, who was around a person the time the call was made, that data. they say it's valuable to gather information on suspected terror cells overseas. as you know it has caused concerns here and overseas that it's a violation of privacy. >> we also learned about stolen credentials and how stupid people can be about their passwords. tell us about that. >> well, i frankly thought that was the most interesting part of this story. if you look at the numbers it looks like a lout a million and a half p accounts, hit facebook, twitter, linked in, so forth. 2 million user na

we're able to watch realtime information. i can see where the fire is and what it's doing, potentially hazards come uppiing up and maybe advantageous areas to get the firefighters to. >> that potentially life-saving information is being put to use here. >> really, big operation here. >> at the california rim fire's incident command center near yosemite national park. >> this is the air national guard mobile emergency operation center we rolled out here in order to help facilitate coordination and command and control of remotely piloted aircraft operations here in incident. this is where all the magic happens. >> all right. >> it can throw embers up to as much of a mile ahead of it. we do a wide scan first, and we zoom in on any heat signatures we find. one of the biggest advantages was the able to geolocate the fire line. infrared imagery has been around for a while, but to transit those to us here, we can transfer them to a map and make it readily available invaluable. >> we're looking at the full-motion video from the mq-1

. > >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m.nald >>> tributes are pouring out around the world for nelson mandela. a look back at what granted a bay area a visit from the leader. >> and the game changing break in a cold case that led police to a suspect nearly 20 years after a bay area teen's disappearance. >> freezing temperatures and a storm we'll talk about that coming up. >> the roads look good heading into and out of san francisco but some of our travel times ar building. >>> i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's nearly 5:30. kiet do is freezing in san jose right now. tgif, kiet! >> reporter: enjoying use that term loosely. there's not a lot of frost to knock off your car but check it out. it's actually coming off pretty easy just a light brushing with your hand. it's not going to be so bad going to work. for some businesses, though, the cold weather is profitable. >> the temperature is dropping and that means cold, hard cash. at pelican rocking in walnut creek sweaters are selling briskly. >> sale

today with the advent of twitter, flicker and instagram, they publicized in realtime putting them int competition. aer from jay carney read as surely as if they were placing a hand over a journalist camera lens, officials are blocking the public from having ann independent view. the picture on the left is from the white house cress corps. on the right is the official white house photo. this past august, they got a seat in front of the code yum for thea anniversary of the march on washington. they got the behind the scenes picture on the right. these are individuals from the president's visit to nelson mandela's cell. this picture of the president's visit to camp pentleton, he got pushed back and got a more intimate picture. here's the president speaking henry ford museum and sitting in the bus where rosa porks refuses to give up her seat. joining me now is associated press photographer and a member of the press corps. a white house photographer and a contributor to "time" magazine. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you are not alone here. charlie, i look at the photos and the

coming up. ,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> they have no heart. >> coming up, the christmas morning nightmare that has police in newark searching for a couple of grinches. >> christmas deliveries come up short. the admission, the failure and the factors that contributed. >> yet another "spare the air" day today. but what makes today's air quality different, with your pinpoint forecast. >> and the morning commute is off to a great start on this day after christmas. if you are dropping off any friends or family near the airport, near sfo, everything is moving at the speed limit. full traffic report coming up. >>> good morning, it is thursday, december 26. i'm mark kelly in for frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. police in newark are trying to find the cold-hearted thieves to stole gifts from at least two homes between christmas eve and christmas morning. as kpix 5's christin ayers reports, some young children woke up to find almost nothing under the tree. >> looks like it right here. >> reporter

in five minutes which means they're doing it in realtime, almost.they'll have the availability to have elder care, manufacturing, a whole wide range of uses. >> changing people's lives, quite frankly an shaft is the robot to watch, a fantastic repotter, and we look forward to more reporting. thank you for watching al jazeera. richelle carey.

we will have live reports of the hearing tomorrow and wednesday and you can also follow him for realtime updates and his twitter handle is located on our website. >>> the combined new airline will be the largest in the world. the merger survived a challenge with criticism in merger groups. they are controlling more than 80 percent and that leaves travelers fewer choices and will result in higher airfares. >>> more than 2000 small dogs are headed to idaho this morning. friends of the alameda animal shelter say the facility is filled with small dogs but shelterer workers say people here are not as interested in adopting small breeds so they are going where they are more likely to find loving homes. >> animals could really make a great companion for somebody. >> local veterinarians are funding the flight and they will take off with their precious cargo at 9:00 this morning and they are calling the flight the chihuahua express. >>> they will be at the able being stadium... [applauds] >> it was a crucial victory for the seattle seahawks and now there is only one more season game at candle sti

how many of us really watch, you know, linear television in realtime? other than that if it's a sports activity, we've gotten into this time-shifting model. now you're seeing device shifting. i may record on my dvr in my living room, but be i want to watch on my tablet when i'm out and about. and i think you're going to see an explosion of the devices and the way consumers want to enjoy the content. they want to enjoy it when they want it, and they want to see the content they want. so i think you'll see a shift in what's the concept of subscribing to a channel, and you'll see the shift as far as what device i want to enjoy it on. >> you've been watching "the communicators" on c-span. view full discussions from this program and more at our web site, c-span.org, by clicking on the series tab and selecting "the communicators." >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> just ahead, the senate intelligence committee hears from nominees for cia general counsel and for assistant

plus -- >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> the teenager set on fire on a bus is on the road to recovery. the step he is taking this morning. >>> federal investigators are trying to determine what caused a deadly train derailment in the bronx. i'm marlie hall in new york with the latest coming up. >> and we are starting out with some patchy, dense fog this morning but some much colder air is coming our way. we'll talk about it coming up. >> drive carefully this morning towards the bay bridge. thick fog is making visibilities a problem. we'll show you where it's impacting your monday morning commute. that's coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, december2. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. today is fedex's busiest shipping day of the year. it could be one for the record books. kpix 5's mark kelly is inside the san francisco facility where the sorting is just getting under way. mark. >> reporter: well, michelle, joining me now is andre toledo, operations manager here at fede

that's out in the field, realtime. happens, we call that roll 1 care. is an outpost away from the activity. though sometimes the activity right there as well. what we do there is stablize the them to trying to get the point where we can arrest the bleeding or temporarily stop get them to a d roll 3. and that's still usually within the country. facility.ger bastion in our case, we brits to run, the andahar, the hospitals are quite visible. and in germany, row 4. so each successive stage of care, the member -- the injured member is getting more and more care.f an acuity of and then finally, row 5 would be one of the big hospitals back side. >> like bethet da. go, ke bethesda, and yea sammc. >> have you seen combat before months when you were there? >> in some sense, yes. -- i spent two years on an carrier. >> uss carl benson? >> the first deployment, if you the after some years in navy. my last six months, weer with deployed to the persian gulf and iraqi freedom at that time. so combat but different kind of combat. aircraft carrier, we're launching and re

. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning, it's 7:26.. san francisco police recovered a stolen atm machine from a stolen van after pursuing a wrong way driver on interstate 80. the unusual smash-and-grab happened at 3:30 this morning. >>> there are two winning particular in the big mega millions jackpot. one of them was purchased at jenny's in san jose. the total prize is over $600 million. >>> the berkeley may raise the minimum wage to $10.74 an hour. stay with us traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. let's check the commute over at the bay bridge. they turned on the metering lights about an hour later than we typically see them turned on because of an earlier crash on the nimitz nimitz. they are on now, and it's backed up towards the overcrossing. it was northbound 880 coming into downtown oakland by the fifth exit but right now all lanes are back open. we are still seeing an unusually heavy traffic pattern coming up northbound looks like around 98th. here's lawrence. >> >> cloudy around the bay area this morning maki

. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m.a >>> good morning. i'm michelle griego. the family of jahi mcmath is racing against time today. children's hospital oakland can legally take the brain-dead teen off life support after 5:00 tonight. so far, no facility has come forward to take the teen. a previous facility backed out after hearing children's hospital would not perform a surgical procedure needed to transfer jahi. >>> an open burn ban starts today after a dry winter has led to more fires. alameda, contra costa, santa clara and san mateo are among those counties affected. campfires will be allowed only in designate campgrounds or with special permission on private property. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> east bay drive times still all in the clear. very light traffic out there on this day between holidays. westbound 580 looks clear through the livermore valley. live look silicon valley drivers problem-free this morning leaving milpitas, that is 237 and 880 but it looks like that out towards s

. ♪ ♪ >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 7:56. oakland from taking jahi mcmath off the ventilator yesterday. now her family has until january 7 to find a facility that will take her. >>> watch out for those king tides. there could be some flooding in low-lying areas around the bay this morning. this is a time of year when tides are especially high, especially around the new moon. and that's tomorrow. this morning's high tide is expected to be more than 7 feet above sea level. and tomorrow morning should be at least as high. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. it is still "holiday light" over at the bay bridge toll plaza. they have not had to use the metering lights since christmas. so you can see the reason why. traffic looks great no delay at all getting into san francisco. mass transit including bart rubbing on a regular schedule everything on time. let's hit the roads in the east bay and show you the nimitz freeway. just checked the drive time, chp says it's 15 minutes on northbound 880 bet

. ♪ >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning. 7:26.ded at sfo airport in july told investigators today he was worried about landing the plane visually. >>> heavy smoke from a warehouse fire continues to hang over an area in concord. a four-alarm fire completely engulfed the building on stanwell drive. no injuries. >>> there are some local events today to honor nelson mandela in oakland an event at city hall at noon. there's an event at san francisco city hall this morning at 8 a.m. that will feature members of the oakland-based pacific boys choir. >>> got your traffic and weather and weather update coming up right after the break. >>> it's a big wait getting towards the bay bridge toll plaza. a lot of the approaches are backed up. there was a traffic alert just past the skyway this morning and that jammed up the works early on. it's slow across the deck. also along the peninsula northbound 101 oregon expressway there is an accident there off to the right-hand shoulder in palo alto. but obviously there are big delays right now from sunn

. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning? >> 7:56.ruck this morning by a vta light rail train in san jose. it happened around 1:30 this morning near the curtner station. the train out of service at the time heading northbound to the railyard. >>> and police are also investigating a christmas day murder-suicide in san lorenzo. a relative we spoke to says her sister and husband are dead. officers have taped off an area at the intersection of via amigos and via lucas there. we are expecting more details to be released during a press conference at 9:00 this morning. >>> traffic and that holiday weather coming up right after the break. ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> good morning. merry christmas, everyone. let's head on outdoors this morning where currently, it is cold in santa rosa at 30 degrees. looking at a bit of a haze over the bay right now where air temperature in oakland is 45. san francisco in the 50s. later today, for the third consecutive day another day of near or record warmth from the mid-60s at the beaches upper 60s bayside to the low 70s

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, december 26. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm mark kelly in for frank mallicoat. time is 6:00. let's get a look at traffic and weather. here's roberta. >> it certainly is a very cold start inland. let's look at the numbers. good morning, everybody. currently, in the north bay, we do have official sun-up at 7:24 and with it, boy, we have temperatures that have been going down, in fact, san jose right now at 40 degrees. but it's in the upper 30s in cupertino and in santa clara. east and north bay, 34 degrees apiece antioch and concord but santa rosa now at 30 degrees. and in the central portion of the bay, in the 40s. later today, we are talking about numbers near or record warmth for the fifth consecutive day. but it comes with a price. it is illegal to burn today. it's the 19th "spare the air" day of the season. number-wise in the 60s at the beaches, upper 60s bayside to nearly 70 inland. the extended forecast calls for the uns

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning, it's tuesday, december 17. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> in redwood city, a fire at a metal recycling plant is now pouring smoke in the area. folks are worried about air quality. the fire department sent a tweet about 20 minutes ago suggesting neighbors stay inside. the fire started at 1 a.m. at the sims metal management on seaport boulevard. several people called 911 after hearing explosions. sims metal management was fined $20,000 for polluting the air during a fire last month. that fire sent smoke over the peninsula causing breathing problems for people in the area. >>> i'm cate caugiran live in san francisco. a twin peaks home falls down a hill and now a retaining wall is all that stands between that fallen home and the homes below it. we'll tell you who might be the home's owner coming up. >> reporter: and a family has been taking to the streets chanting, don't pull the plug! don't pull the plug! on their teena

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, december 4. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm juliette goodrich. frank and michelle have the morning off. new this morning, firefighters are looking for the person who lived in this san jose mobile home. it was destroyed by a fire overnight. you can see the home completely gutted. the fire started at 2 a.m. in the casa alondre mobile home park on monterey road. firefighters didn't find anyone and neighbors don't think he was home at the time of the fire. >>> we have live team coverage of the freeze warning. cold temperatures gripping much of the bay area. kiet do live in fremont where temperatures are in the 30s. but we start with lawrence karnow. he means business with a turtleneck on in the weather center. >> throughout the day and the next five to seven days these temperatures are going to be chilly. out the doors the skies have cleared out. the winds have started to subside. we have seen some very cold temperatures. freeze warnings up f