it's realtime.mething, because there's going to be disagreements among witnesses about some details. we know that. we don't know everything the witnesses have said. but now you have a videotape that gets to one of the most critical questions of all. what was the exact moment of michael brown's action? what was he doing as he was being gunned down? he was trying to surrender. that's a haunting image. it's an image that we won't see, in a sense, but is now being brought back to us by eyewitnesses. it's going to go back to that jury, if there's an indictment, and they're going to disagree about a lot of things, but they'll agree on the fact that he was unarmed, that he was trying to get away, after the initial exchange with the police officer, and that he had his arms up, which is the sign of surrender. >> i've got to ask you this, kendall. does this in any way change your opinion of whether there should be an indictment here? >> i think it makes the case more prosecutable. in other words, we don't kno

see you in a your real is a >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. president obama is about to address the nation. we are going to be bringing that to you live. the president will outline his plan to address the threat posed by the militant group isis and the united states strategy. the group has overrun parts of syria and iraq and is responsible for beheading two american journalists. the president met with members of his national security team in the situation room earlier

we have propriety technology that will give us realtime reports on leakage. we have to look at that because we have to stop fooling ourselves by saying we are doing good with the drought. we are not doing good with the drought. how can we be doing good with the drought when we know that millions of gallons leak because our pipes are old and all pipes have holes. when you have holes in the pipes, they leak. let's not kid ourselves. we need to be very realistic and practical. we are propriety technology where we can get realtime reports about leak acknowledges. -- leakages. having said that, we are spending $4.7 million on water improvement projects. it's linked to this drought and linked to conservation and linked to our resources. so we want a realtime report or evaluation on mountain tunnel and calaveras. because they are looking at us. we did not do a good job. the commission should have had a checklist and no. one on the checklist should have been mountain tunnel. you are now going backwards. i don't want to use another catchword but you are all going back

by the el dorado >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> smoke clouds over the king fire that nearly tripled in size overnight and an arrest made by the el dorado sheriff's department. good afternoon, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. let's go live now to anne makovec in the newsroom with the very latest on the breaking news right off highway 50. anne. >> reporter: the king fire has blown up to more than 100 square miles. and while firefighters work to contain it, the man accused of deliberately setting it sits in jail 37-year-old wayne huntsman is charged with arson. his bail is set at $10 million. authorities haven't released any details as to how or why he may have set this fire up. in the meantime, 3,000 people are evacuated. that fire is only 5% contained. firefighters say the dry conditions are unprecedented. at a press conference within the last half-hour, officials

so it is in realtime and it's important to show that. i think what is remarkable is that everyone is saying this is the game changer. this is what's really going to matter. guess what? five other witnesses from the community said the same exact thing and it's befuddling to me how these two witnesses that are now not from the community, they're white, suddenly this is the game changer. i've got to tell you, i know mark geragos is laughing. i can't begin to tell you how many times when i prosecuted cases in d.c. i had to go into the community and knock on doors begging people to come into my office to give their eyewitness account. it's brave these people did this. this is how prosecutors and investigators make cases every day. you want people from the community to be very brave and come forward and tell you what they saw without having everyone say they didn't really say what they saw. >> mark, what do you think? >> look, it is a game changer in this sense. you now have two white witnesses. i loved sunny saying in the community out of the

all traffic looks, all that green, that's realtime traffic data. so, it's not slowing anything down, but just to be aware of. on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike, there is a tractor-trailer fire taking out the right lane and crews are responding to that. so, be on the lookout if you're traveling in that area. on the ben franklin bridge, traffic moving along nicely, but see some of those flashing lights there? that's a construction crew taking out the two right-hand lanes if you're heading westbound into philadelphia from the camden side of the bridge. on route 309, the pennsylvania turnpike, crickets out there. that's what we like to see. no major problems, no major delays. tracy? >> christine, thanks. 4:32 right now. >>> breaking news from overnight. minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson is off the team again while his legal case plays out. the team released a statement after midnight. peterson was indicted on child abuse charges in texas. he is accused of beating and injuring one of his sons with a tree branch. peterson is

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they will be inside the event starting at 8:00 and putting out announcements in realtime. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> apple will be live streaming starting at 10:00 a.m. and we have set up a link and you can find it under hot topics. >>> we are finding a major development under the domestic violence scandal. ray rice's wife released a statement in response to the shocking incident caught on tape. live in the newsroom with more, alex? >> reporter: the woman punched in the video posted a statement to her instagram account. she defends her husband and behalf is the media for showing the video. to make us relive a moment we regret every day. this is the serviced yes which prompted the nfl to suspend rice indefinitely. the commissioner never saw this video before yesterday but this morning tmz officials said they never asked for the footage. it shows his knee answer say, knocking her off her feet and into availing. originally they only suspended him for two games which was too lenient and after what they saw they immediately cut him from the team. >> it is s

>> we have to obviously elect people who are going to give us realtime information about the revenuest will available to us. one of the things that i proposed was we do a year-to-year update and capture growth in that next year. what it causes is a delay for us to react to realtime information. >> that is a bizarre system budgeting. >> it is. but in terms of culpability, that's where he lies. >> but he's attorney general of the state? >> attorneys general all over this country have refused to support legislation that they think is wrong. and cutting $5.4 billion from our public schools is wrong. and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that. he would have come to the legislature and said you're wrong. but he didn't do that. and not only did he not do it then, but when we convened into legislative session, we had already heard once from the judge. the judge said this is unconstitutionally under-funded. you need to do something about it. i'm giving you a warning lem slayture. you can try to fix this in the next legislative session. he should have come to us about his recommendatio

based on that realtime air traffic control tracking that we've got up on the air, it would appear that it's cleared cuban airspace and it's now headed towards jamaica. >> and so, tom, in that eventuali eventuality, would the united states pick it back up because then it's over the airspace of another one tree but one we have a relationship. >> we certainly have a better relationship with jamaica and you can imagine air traffic control and norad and not only the coast guard with jamaica to see what, if any, assistance they can offer. >> jim tilmon, based on the size of the plane, the model of the plane, is there any way to predict the eventual path? obviously it's not in control but literally if all we're left to do is just watch this plane go wherever it's going to go and there's no human intervention that can be made? >> to the best of my knowledge there's no protocol, no procedure, no activity that would correct that situation. what will happen is the auto pilot on that aircraft will continue to keep it at altitude and flying the same direction and heading that it had set some time a

connect with me and other power hour players realtime. >> parties will never be the same again. >> i want to party with her. i guess that's the only way i'll get to. >> you never know. remember ali last year we had her on the show painted as nice painting because we reached out to her. she is taking her ali's power hour and making it into a business. the app launches today. people can download this puppy. >> drink. >> ever since man invented the wheel this has been racing. thankfully, man keeps coming up with different ways to race. first this race track looks like it's full of a field of individual race cars. you realize those are crazy train race cars. you've got one car at the front that has an engine. the other two are chains together. no engine. off to the races they go. it's like a demolition derby. >> do we see stuff floating away. >> absolutely. watch right about here. double rollover. you notice there are drivers in each of the three cars. that makes it challenging. the guy at the back of the tree has to try and drive. the cars in front are whipping him around the corner. th

we get to watch this go down in realtime this morning. 5:04 this morning the steady rain moves in. and wait till i tell you how much we've already accumulated. your drive could be a rough one, mike. >> it's already wet out there. you talk about prefrontal precipitation. that means a little rain before the main stuff come in. the precommute commute. we'll go done to the san mateo bridge, make your your windshield wipers are in good condition before you leave the house. a good amount of water on the lens here. and in the south bay, northbound 101 we're looking at san jose where you can see water kicking up behind the cars. they're going to have the issue there. as bob said, leave a little extra space between you and the car in front of you. the sudden braking will cause additional ability to spin out. >> everybody exercising some vigilance this morning. if you're not a strong swimmer, san francisco firefighters say to stay out of the water near ocean beach. yesterday alone they had to rescue two people who could not handle the current and the strong undertow. both men were critically

you see all the green, that's realtime traffic data.s not slowing down right now on the new jersey turnpike even though theren is accident on the northbound side approaching burlington and in the holly. crews did move that off to the shoulder of the road. taking a look at 95 near cottman avenue, that long-term construction project, as usual, things are slowing down at this hour. same thing for the school hiuyl expressway. route 54 at weymouth road is closed. and then a downed pole hereby has route 40 and 557 closed so take weymouth there. >>> we could see new developments in a case of a gay couple attacked in center city philadelphia. some of the allege attackers are telling police their side of the story. nbc10's katy zachry is live at central detectives. katy, tell us more. >> reporter: one of the lawyers tells us it was the victim that threw the first punch. we're waiting for more in the group to show up. so far, four people have. no one has been charged. still, one person overnight has lost his job because of involvement in this att

so this is realtime. >> all right, appreciate it.s important? >> i think it is very important. trials have become a much more high tech enterprise in recent years. and what you can see coming together here is a reconstruction that the prosecutors, if this case goes to trial, of all the different witnesses. you could create a graphic of where all of the witnesses were standing. and look at how they -- what they saw and when they saw it and pull it altogether, and so far it seems, the narratives are basically consistent. virtually all the witnesses who could see and have come forward that we know of say that michael brown was shot while his hands were in the air. if that is true, if all the witnesses say that michael brown was shot with his hands in the air this could be a very damaging case against officer wilson. >> and anthony, obviously, you're an attorney for the brown family. what do you make of this video? >> the same thing, the significance of this video is huge. and i want you to think about this. this is just how major it is

non-essential passenger vehicles by 25 percent and track the mileage in our city fleet and mandates the realtimeracking system to replace the city's outdated clipboard and lastly the city administrator have a pool of vehicles that could be targeted for fleet reduction it is targeting roughly the 12 hundred vehicles and again, our passenger vehicles and light trucks we've learned from other jurisdictions and this legislation is not different we look at chicago and new york city. in chicago for example, they've had a similar program in place for 3 years. in those 3 years they've found approximately $7 million in addition cost savings their flex fleet with zip car is 25 krernt per mile cheaper and have been able to cut 3 hundred vehicles off their fleet those are cost savings that other municipalities are experiencing >> i think the benefits for our city are 3 fold the first cost savings and other municipalities create partnerships for city fleet services for out right owning their vehicles and the second is greater efficiency within our city government with up to date technology the fleet will tra

about the future of their science with the fact we could record the brain and brain activities in realtimeand if you do connect the brain and the network then you have real security problem where we cannot even control of our computer networks right now with the hackers. if you are willing to have your brain be connected in a network setting like that totally exposed. i cannot imagine being able to secure that. that opens a lot of scary repercussions down the road into the future. >> those that are concerned about that right now that is the realm i did not hear the professor but he said the golden age of neuroscience is in the lab is not translated yet. right now we can infer settle a emotions or cognition by looking at e.g. or pet scans we cannot do that. we are so far from that in fact, but to work on earthworms or in vertebrates it is a 1 mile journey scientists know that. it is 1 inch of the way in. one could really let the imagination give very flourish but don't worry about it. >> caller: it is a pleasure to talk to you. my young guest has a lot is mia m curious is the of the medical

so we'll have realtime, eyes-on intelligence to see what's going on. so they're getting all this literally as they're walking down to the limo to see the president. they talk to him for about a half hour, bring him up to speed on what's happening, and as best anyone that i know has been able to piece this together -- and that includes the members of congress who have been actively investigating this for the past year and a half -- as best anyone knows, the president essentially told leon panetta, the secretary of defense, and chairman dempsey, guys, i've got a fundraiser tomorrow in las vegas, and this is, this is really bad, and would you please take care of it? i've got so many really important things to do tonight to prepare for this fundraiser. so you can handle it with my staff, be in touch with my staff, and i count on you. good-bye. there was never a single conversation after that between the president of the united states and anyone in the department of defense or the military command. general carter hamm, who's a four-star general, the command

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. assembly today... and isis is at the top of the agenda. >>> president barack obama will address the united nations general assembly today and isis is at the top of the agenda. we have the latest. >> and firefighters calling for their own chief to step down in san francisco. we are live with why they want a new leader. >> cloudy skies, drizzle, rain on the way, we'll talk about that coming up. >> you may need a few windshield wipers this morning. you can see the wet pavement on the kpix.com/bridge and a few more cars in the cash lines. your "kcbs" drive to work is coming up. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, september 24. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:30. >>> happening today a firefighter union plans to deliver a letter to the mayor of san francisco asking him to oust the fire chief. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live to explain why there's unrest in the department. anne. >> reporter: a letter is due to arrive here at city hall today citing what san francisco firefi

. >> reporter: jim, we saw the video's release unfolding in realtime today. once we got word of a supposed new video, we searched for mentions on the jihad matchmaker account page and clicked on one of the profiles. that user had been teasing the video and posted it minutes later, bragging that it was up on youtube. >> axelrod: julianna goldman in our washington newsroom, thank you. up next, the aftershocks of the oscar pistorius verdict. >> axelrod: oscar pistorius is set to be sentenced one month from today. following his conviction yesterday on a charge of culpable homicide in the shooting death of his girlfriend. our debora patta has been following the case of the south african amputee sprinter known as the blade runner from the beginning and tonight files this reporter's notebook. >> reporter: at first it seemed unthinkable-- south africa's golden boy, the athletic superstar who had turned disadvantage into advantage, on trial for murder. two very different images emerged-- oscar the tragic hero who killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, by mistake afte

non-essential passenger vehicles by 25 percent and track the mileage in our city fleet and mandates the realtimeracking system to replace the city's outdated clipboard and lastly the city administrator have a pool of vehicles that could be targeted for fleet reduction it is targeting roughly the 12 hundred vehicles and again, our passenger vehicles and light trucks we've learned from other jurisdictions and this legislation is not different we look at chicago

using smartphones and location based services we can actually give truckers realtime information about where to take the 2 million tons of wholesome produce that gets thrown away every year. >> that produce that gets thrown away rejected for having brown tips on the green beans or whatever, how many kids can that feed? >> it can feed 50 million children. just because the little bar code on the sticker is wrong or the tips are brown or the eggplants are too round and not elongated. no one can afford to move food that is expensive, no one can move food that they can't sell, it is often a dumpster. >> foodcowboy.com great website. frish freshie that came to us, keeps food fresher give us their website and apparently they have a break through that increases the shelf life of all food so you don't waste it. vick or the, a country full of fresh food, america needs to learn how to recycle, another video comment take a listen. >> we love food waste here. we turn it into energy fertilizer and food and there's never been a shortage of it around here to work on so please, keep throwing away your

the corridor level the transit signal and sinking to allow for the vehicles to communicate with realtime information on transit and traffic in the fields so this is continuing the work that's fund we've funded work that has been 0 supportive of the benefit corridors over the last 5 corridors and continue to be the transit effectiveness project on the network. the is as follows a that's done and underway you can find the location on the website those are for the modification with the existing infrastructure. and the work that's property over the next 2 years is also on the website this includes improvements more improvements to the van ness signals and the van ness corridors rather and those are supportive as well as on the ellis theres 75 percent more prop k that mta is prepping to ask allocation of in the next 5 years then the last so ramp up delivery on the projects are that for traffic by the way of background prop k has funded the traffic cohn a program and most recently, the planning work for the revised about a year and a half ago to improve the traffic cohen e cohn program to refl

and we can go back guilt-free watching football, this realtime experiment in bumper brain. >> star runningback adrian peterson now apologizing after he was charged with child abuse. [bleep] (laughter) >> jon: not former league mvp adrian peterson for whom i may have given up a [bleep] to draft in my fantasy league. (laughter) god! well, i guess the nfl is going to have to form a panel of children now. i don't-- what do you do? >> the warrant has been issued for peterson's arrest. >> the charges tell from peterson physically disciplining his son with a tree branch. >> peterson released a statement saying i'm not a perfect parent but i am without a doubt not a child abuser. >> jon: you beat a four-year-old with a tree branch. here's a tip. for any pro football players out there, curious as to whether or not they may be child abusers. you can't do something to a four-year-old that you are not allowed to do to a 300 pound lineman in a helmet and pads. so-- (applause) i assume that would be a penalty. now once again the nfl, bastion of personal responsibility that it is, responded the right way. >>

." >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning. it's 6:00. the big story is is the rain. >> here it is. in fact, we have already seen more than a third of an inch of rain in some of the mountains in the north bay and also in parts of the peninsula. so it continues to come down knew. you can see it on our hi-def doppler radar. this really well defined cold front and early season storm now working its way through the bay area. you're going to see some puddling out there on the roads, too. it's coming down impressively right now. you can see the like through richmond and oakland and along the peninsula. not a whole lot of rain just yet into san jose. we have seen some drizzle there. also into milpitas but it is headed in your direction. probably going to be there within the next half hour or so. expect the rainfall coming down. it will be heavy at times through the early-morning hours. into san francisco right now we continue to see showers and puddles on the

. >> is that realtime, or is that a lag time? >> it would be a realtime identification that that information appears in the different systems and we try to access it in foreign advance of a person's travel if we can. in order to take the appropriate action or address whatever kind of questions we have. so, yes. >> miss johnson, there's been some discussion about revoking of passports. for the committee's edification, are the present rules as robust as they need to be give tennessee present isis threat that potentially is expanding? >> thank you, i know our bureau is working with our law enforcement intelligence community partners to review all of our options, and i believe they are looking at that as well. i can take that back to have our lawyers and tto provide more an. >> well, i would, but if if you would, are you comfortable with the present protocols in place that if those individuals are identified, that the passport cancellation process would fully comply with that cancellation? >> i think that's a question ha the the affa

white house and it is reported caused over $100,000 in damage that was not properly reported in realtime or understood in realtime, it is understandable that morale at the agency appears to be in decline according to news reports. in light of the recent break in, we have to ask whether the culture at the secret service and possible declining morale have an impact. and those are some of our questions today. the appointment of director pierson brought new hope that the agency would reclaim its noble image. but recent events have so troubled us that we have called the director here to face some tough questions. how could he scale the fence? that happens often. but how is it that as would ordinarily happen agents didn't immediately apprehend him. how was he able to sprint 70 yards, almost the entire length of a football field without being intercepted by guards inside the fence. why didn't security dogs stop anymore his tracks? what about the swat team and sniper rifles? with why was there no guard station at the front door of the the white house and, yes how much would it cost to lock the f

we're taking a look at the map and seeing a lot of green this is all realtime traffic data so traffic moving along nicely. we're not seeing any delays, the vine street expressway the schuylkill on the bridges. we actually have a camera on cherry hill. you can see traffic moving quite nicely on interstate 95 and 270. i'm watching an accident buena vista, route 54, the car went off into the woods so friendship road is your best alternate to get around that crash. vai. >>> and this morning, we could see new developments in the case of the gay couple attacked as some of the people seen in this surveillance video are telling their side of the story. nbc10's katy zachry is live at central detectives. katy, some of these police spoke to detectives into the night and morning. >> reporter: that's right, vai, we're watching the door here. four people in the larger group of attacking a gay couple have shown up here at central detectives to give their side of things. one of the lawyers involved in the case is saying it was a victim who threw the first punch and started everything. our camera was

the transit agency launched an app that will let riders immediately report crimes in realtime. it even let users upload photos of people behaving badly. it's called bartwatch. once you download the app send a photo or text describing the incident or use a one-tap button to connect to bart police directly. >>> well, we are excited about this. she is a san francisco native and a talk show host. coming up, aisha tyler is in the studio to give us a sneak peek of the season. >> send us your questions about your pets's health and well- being. email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, just search kpix/cbs, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. season 5 next monday. to aisha tyler is coming up next. stay with us. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, francisco native and host a tyler joins us in studio tok about the talk -hosts taking on outrageous res and revealin . >>> cbs "the talk" kicks off next monday. aisha tyler joins to us talk about the talk. >> great to be here. >> great to have you. five years strong. >> incredible. season five starts monday a

that's something we take very seriously and there is realtime feedback that provides us the ability to address concerns and remove drivers from the platform as soon as possible as well. for deaf and hard of hearing users, we partnered with hearing impaired drivers which is something that is really unique. they are able to use the technology to communicate with their passengers. and we have a very strong deaf driver group in many cities. and they are able to use tablets to communicate with their passengers when they enter the vehicle. the uber app for users, riders is in incredibly deaf friendly. when they are placing a request to tracking the arrival of their vehicle, all the way to payment. it's very accessible in that way. so wheelchair accessibility another important consideration. uber harnesses our technology for our users requiring wheelchair access biblt and other mobility considerations to get around. in many cities we've made this a big priority. for example, in chicago, there is a wheelchair accessible request option when you are choosing to request a driver, you can request

. >> in phone tapping, the government has the central monitoring system which can intercept realtime communication and internet based communication. for that reason, we must start talking and thinking in investing in encryption technologies to protect journalism as and, also, stories and sources. >> . >> in many ways, it was chelsea manning, wiki leaks and julian assange who first forced journalits to understand encryption a powerful tool and to do so on unprecedented scale. then came snowden. not many journalists can say they were there at the center of both stories the way james ball can. he was an in-house journalist at wiki leaks before joining the guardian where he worked on the snowden files with glen greenwald. you can bet the bulk of the e-mails relating to the nsa and gchq were encrypted. >> story did the nsa tapping into the cell phone has james ball's name on the by line. eventually, he was named as one of the recipients of the pulitzer prize the guardian won for its work on the snowden story. i sat down with james ball in london to get his take on encryption, source prote

your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone.rsday, september 25. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. we have a lot of rain and a birthday girl over here! >> happy birthday. laughanks, guys! [ er ] >> and mr. rain? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> and we have some rain to talk about, yeah. a lot of rain out the door. the cold front now just diving into the bay area. it is going to be a stormy morning! we are going to talk about that all morning long, birthday girl. >> we are going to keep you updated on your morning commute. we already are seeing a lot of accidents out the door. here's a live look at a very wet bay bridge toll plaza. and there are first reports of an accident with a big rig on the skyway coming off the bridge so we'll let you know what's going on there. it's all coming up. >> 29, right? >> um, 26? >> you keep saying that. [ laughter ] >> we'll believe it. >> keep her happy. >>> this is exciting. someone in the bay area has hit the powerball jackpot! we still don't know the identity of the winner of t

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a woman hit and killed in a bay area crosswalk. tonight the driver is facing vehicular manslaughter charges. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian hackney. the collision happened just before 10 a.m. this morning for stockton and sacramento streets near the stockton street tunnels. betty yu with what witnesses saw at the intersection. >> reporter: a shopping bag and a purse lay near the spot a woman was killed crossing the street in front of the stockton tunnel this morning. a large group of people in chinatown looked on as police collected evidence and shut down the intersection for at least two hours. shortly before 10 a.m., police say a car on sacramento made a left turn onto stockton and hit a woman. >> so we're going to make a determination as to what signal lights were green and if there was a red hand up because in this -- on some of the blocks on stockton street, the light may be green but the hand is red. >> reporter: a man who didn't want to show his face on camera says he talked to a witness who described the v

this is realtime traffic data showing us where the slowdown is.nd you can see, no yellow or red anywhere on the map, including on the boulevard, the blue route, 676 and the school hill expressway. expressway, we do have a camera here this is near passyunk avenue. this is near delaware, 676 looking pretty good, moving along quite nicely. the 42 freeway on the northbound side, is this another one of our problem spots later in the morning commute as volume increases approaching interstate 295. but right now, that construction project on the right-hand side, it looks like it is moved out of the way. a heads-up for later today, in west mt. airy, if this is part of maybe your lunchtime travel, germanman avenue between sedgewick street and it's going to be closed. >>> a high school blitz game of the week, george washington versus northeast is the winner with 53% of the vote it's. the game will be featured on "the high school blitz" saturday night at 10:00 right here. >>> as you move further from summer into the fall, we want to help you start the day. as

we have a map of the closure on www.kpix5.com plus realtime traffic any time. >>> tonight the questionre were the police? mike sugerman on the big fight during yesterday's niner/cardinals game, not on the field but in the stands. >> reporter: it started near halftime, cardinals and 9er fans in the stands. it's hard to tell the fans apart. jerseys are the same color. as the fight moved out of the seats down the chairs. the university of phoenix stadium is the home of super bowl 49 in february, and its that sec police at th you can see some trying to keep the peace as others flail away and as the melee moves down the walkway other fans who weren't involved in the original brawl start in, too. some even took on security. here's a guy trying to choke one of the security guards. that guard has blood all over his shirt by the end of the fight mixing with the blood of others on the concrete. one fan there posted on the cbs5 facebook page arizona cardinals stadium should be ashamed of the way they handled the fighting. there was zero police presence. the question could become important because

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good friday, september 26. i'm michelle griego. >> hooray! we made it! hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30. and we're going to kick off with lawrence karnow because we always do. >> why not? it is friday, isn't it? >> we love it. >> i had no idea. [ laughter ] >> around the bay area today, still a chance of some scattered showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm. what about the weekend? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we are checking conditions right now at the bay bridge. some delays in the cash lanes. frank seeing all the cars. >> it is 4:30 in the morning. and there are no accidents out the door. so different story from yesterday. >>> windows boarded boarded up after a shootout in san francisco. a man hijacked a car and led police on a high-speed chase over two bridges and ended in the heart of the financial district. joe vazquez spoke to a woman caught in the middle of it all. >> he pointed the gun at me and he is like you're going to