what's the mechanism for it to be the numbers checked on a realtime basis. >> so as the ordinances israfted it would just is that the hosting platform as verified it is on the platform it could contact our department we have to work out a process. >> i'm sure we can work this out so we have have a solution. >> certainly the hosting mrafrpdz knowing the address can plug into the information map and it comes up and shows whether that property as a short-term rental registration number associated with it it will not give you the number but verify that's a unit open the register so for the platforms that have the address. >> for the hosting we think about craigslist what's the city plan to enforce there; right? you see great short-term rentals on craigslist and no number on that what happens? then that will be a enforceable matter as well >> my idea for how to work with craigslist platform it could be put in a field you have to do that for the listing to be alive it mobility maybe it is too much to check on the website they'll require the fold if there's a registration number not valid i

a realtime signal is going be disruptive in the world.ou need to bring all of these signals together. think of each one of them as a string and you bring them together as a rope and then you have a true picture of what's going on in the world in realtime. >> it's nice to be called the most important social media company you have never heard of but is that considered a knock or a compliment? >> i take it as a compliment. we just haven't been loud, you know? we as a company have just focused on building the technology. so we're not out there promoting ourselves. institutions have been able to take advantage of the crystal ball that we have created. most people haven't heard of us but now you will. >> dammian, thank you so much. we take you to arg arg where the governor is holding a press conference right now. >> the bill itself restates the standard of review for the course to consider in determining first amendment privileges as weighed against the compelling interest of the state. that simply stated as a summary as to what this legislatio

now is just we're a little bit behind the times this will effective tomorrow our database is not realtime so who is- if you're credit card inspires on one, 2015 a database updates somewhere a recommendation we find ways to make this realtime updates and possible i'm struggling again commissioner richards you jimbo bob jog my mind i don't like the idea of it to what we have we've its way to the court i want to see nor direction but generally speaking i agree with the requirement and i think there could be more detail around the penalty that number being wrong and those numbers in all places that's not what this recommendation so i'm struggling because this recommendation it basically is assuming those other things are in place. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner richards stole the thunder i thought about the anything else the credit card at the same moment in the interest of the gentleman representing airbnb to be the leader in how to do it properly and create indeed the mechanisms but of all other companies follow suit then a bigger incentive like competently recognize we're expecting

. >> this is a chance for scientists to study in realtime the latest in a year of extreme weather events. >> this storm was with the storm of the decade classification. it was a very intense rainfall over a short time. >> the science and operations officers at los angeles county's national weather service. >> can you talk a little bit about these extreme weather events and their relationship to climate change? >> whether is the shirt that you put on today, but climate is your whole wardrobe. today we're bringing out the rain slickers. >> rains in extreme in flooding in bosnia and widespread drought to record snow in the united states. techno's shini somara picks up the story. >> november 17, 2014, in a video that went viral. this time lapse shows the impact of lake-effect snow as it moved into buffalo, new york. >> people were stranded on the highways, the interstate. >> nick louis, a professor of science at williams smith colleges in geneva, new york. >> i tell my students to imagine a bald top of the mountain. just a little push and that ball goes all the way the mountain. just a littl

or the presence of realtime information things like bike racks, etc. and the idea is to put together a graft program where a group of stakeholder want to get together and work with the city to identify what might be feasible third category has to do with an information campaign to get out the information and putting together a monitoring practice the idea to be there's some need areas we identified with not great recommendations we didn't have time to do tons and tons of analysis to understand the reliability of the bus services late at night and future recommendations and the fifth one continue the networking group see to move forward with those next steps and another aspect of the recommendations were things more specific directed at one or more agencies those with sfmta specific one it is desire it exists we in many stakeholders would like either longer rail hours or all night rail hours there's a challenge of meeting the maintenance on the tracks every night and the idea was to request a production of a plan that lays out the operation constraint a

. >> this map shows cyber attacks in realtime. >> what you see here is various locations popping up of where we see things originating from. across the top we see vietnam, algeria, columbia. >> and this globe shows cyber crime historically. >> we can see the destination where the attacks originate from and where they're landing around the globe. >> ibm uses these databases to track trends in cyber security and help customers sort through the millions of threats that large companies face daily. he says 80% of cyber attacks come from highly organized gangs. >> one of the things we see is collaborating to share tools, ideas, and data on how to attack. we honestly have not seen the same thing from the defenders. >> that map you saw earlier is called x force exchange. ibm announced they're making their data available. >> when one sees on a ip address that is starting to attack, if they could inform their peers about what they're seeing, the other organizations have the ability to protect themselves. >> ibm says they will continue to update their x force exchange in realtime including the 15

check conditions in your neighborhood, get realtime radar. search "kpix" and download the cbs bay area weather app, now available for both iphones and android. ♪[ music ]♪ >>> thousands of people crowded on the national mall for an all- day concert honoring earth day. big names showed up including usher, gwen stefani and train. the event served as a backdrop of a major healthcare announcement. they announced plans with developers of the popular angry birds game to create a new in game experience this year about climate change. >>> terrifying minutes for a west coast family out for a drive to the beach. peter reese wanted to try his new car on the sand at ocean shores, washington. but the car got stuck. then the tide came in. and the waves picked up trapping his mother and young daughter in the car! ist just trying to get us out -- i was just trying to get us out as quickly as possible because i know when the tide gets higher, it takes everything with it. and another wave hit and the car was on its top. so we stayed in about -- we stayed in 30

. >> there are police realtime cameras in the 2200 block of park avenue. and our realtime crime unit, which is operational 24 hours a day, observed the shooting. so the shooter and part of the shooting is recorded by philadelphia police cameras. >> reporter: right now philadelphia police are trying to sort this out. a lot of witnesses. they have the video and also the two people who are in custody right now. and they do tell us that most of the people who were at this house party are temple students. so of course we'll follow this throughout the morning. for now, we are live at temple university hospital in north philadelphia, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> and new from overnight, officers are still searching for one suspect after a home invasion led to a chase in oxford circle. police responded and found two suspects inside a home there. one suspect tried to run away. and police caught him quickly. the other jumped out of a window and took off. he dropped a loaded gun magazine a block from the scene. you can see it there. that mag is still on the loose,

traffic that was provided, the realtime use statistics of the air space often made it available to the civilians. the range complex would be a model that you might want to consider taking a look at. >> thank you for that. by the way, i texted my son and said i was in a hearing with you, and he texted me back and said a true american hero. >> thank you. >> thank you, captain. >> senator sullivan. >> thank you, madam chair. i would oakecho the senator's comments. this is a great panel. really appreciate everybody's testimony. very, very informative. i really appreciate what you're doing. i think we're all in agreement on the importance of safety for our citizens, for the flying public. you have made some very important contributions already. i want to talk about kind of the issue of regulations with regard to how we do this in a way that's most effective. and ms. gilligan i want to start with you. we had a hearing last week with regard to infrastructure in terms of raveiation. as you know the key part of safety is aviation insfru chukker whether it's up dates to runways and things. one o

to clarify some to who come to grips with what had happened in realtime. >> host: won his your goal as professor of creative writing? >> to give my students access to the types of tools to help them interrogate the world as they know it. that is a nuanced task to read differently to look at kraft based choices with of metaphor what possibilities are opening up? and what do we come to recognize? i think the writers wish this to come into contact in the cousin of the time as he tries to return to that we might not have a little access to with another geographical location so with that imagination it gives us access. and that might also be important to question. to have as many tools with the different kinds of material. >> host: she won the pulitzer and has written a memoir. ordinary life. here is the cover. you were watching booktv on c-span2. we are on vacation at princeton university. >> across the country a great literary achievement from our time. the instant it is the most discussed novel. >> there are a lot of stereotypes from oklahoma coming from powerful images. like "the grapes

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it's realtime on the streets. bill: on the outside you are taking a lot of heat. to those who would suggest you screwed this up, what would you say? >> people have a right to their opinion. bill: those questions continue today. rob wheeler a former detective. >> it's semantics. i was out there monday during the riots and i literally saw the officers returning away from these rioters as the rioters were throwing bottles and rocks and chairs and everything at them. that is not police procedure. i spoke with other officers. we all had the same idea. the only reason the officers did not take more action is because they were told not to do it. it wasn't just in one part of the city. this was happening all over the city. that had to become an order from the mayor's office. bill: what's wrong with not going in with a heavy hand. >> she said we are going to let these people destroy their community if they want to. that's what happened in so many word. it reminds me of what happened in ferguson when governor jay nixon did the same thing. he told the officers to stand down.

traffic that was provided -- the realtime use statistics of the air space often made it available to civilians. i think the nellis air force base range complex would be a model you might want to consider taking a look at. >> thank you for that. by the way, i texted my son and said i was in a hearing with you and he texted me back and said a true american hero. >> thank you. >> thank you, captain. >> senator sullivan. >> thank you madam chair, and i would echo senator danes comments. it's a great panel so really, really appreciate everybody's testimony. very, very informative. it's just a wide variety of views. i really appreciate what you're doing. i think we're all in graeme on the importance of safety for our citizens, for the flying public. you've made some very important contributions already. i want to talk about kind of the issue of regulations with regard to how we do this in a way that's most effective, and miss gilligan, i want to start with you. we had a hearing last week with regard to infrastructure in terms of aviation, and as you know a key part of safety is aviation in

airing an ipt active debate with senior uk politicians and we're introducing new technology with realtime we want to give you a bit of a preview. here's what you'll see. >> slow. >> slow push in. >> start with christian e. >> good evening p. welcome to cnn's uk election debate 2015. >> with me here at the mcclarion leadership center in our interactive studio an esteemed panel of politicians from the leading parties and audience who will no doubt tell them exactly what they think of the big issues at the heart of this election. >> we are finding space, tables are set up, what are we doing here? >> we are getting ready to do the cnni debate special directed by crist yan ammanpoumanpour. we will be working on location. >> i often make a joke that our field of engineers are like an a-team. you can put them anywhere and they will build a control room for you in a couple of hours. they are amazing. >> we've got field engineering pb studio guys. >> audio specialist over there. >> we have graphic specialist. plus all of the editorial teams and obviously the mclairon team. >> let's see what jerry

have spent realtime together. the so two are set for a face to face discussion later on today. >>> well, joe biden paid a visit to pg and e in oakland. he spoke at around table discussion yesterday. he said that he was impressed with their job training program, calling it one of the best in the country. the toker pathways program helps to educate people. >>> well, hillary clinton is about to confirm one of the worst kept secrets in politics. she is expect today announce that he is--expected to announce that she is running for president. she will make it official tomorrow morning. she is not going to waste any time hitting the trail in iowa and new hampshire. >>> it was an electrifying first night at koa which he will thalia, ac--and coach el will. ac-dc wrapped up yesterday. but not everybody is happy about it. some people are complaining about the noisend the traffic. but business owners say it is the most lucrative time of the year for them. >>> well, a college basketball play touched the nation with her courage

if you love -- your three favorite brands are going to go realtime to your watch. if there's new inventory, if there's a sale, it will be right there on your wrist. we'll let you know in realtime. >> do you think this is a luxury item, or is this something that everybody is going to want? apple is selling this at some of the most elite fashion boutiques. in the world, is it really that kind of product? >> i think it is. i think apple is doing something different here. we see with the three tiers, which is obviously being sold as a true luxury good. even when we're not talking about the addition, i think we can see also with the introduction of the new mac book, that apple wants to think of its devices as lifestyle product, not just tools that help you finish your to-do list. they're really things you live with. and they want you to think of them as a part of yourself and an expression of yourself. >> you know, i'm all about gold but i think i want one of the sporty ones. >> oh! fine. i'll return the gold. so steve and i -- i have sort of a small watch collection. n

the officers are responding in realtime on the street. >> reporter: meanwhile, there's been a tremendousmount of anticipation into the death of freddie gray. we've been told that a report would be issued on friday. well today police announced the findings will instead be turned over to prosecutors with the state attorney's office on friday. the state attorney will review the report and determine if any charges should be filed against any of the six officers involved. in case anyone cares, the game between the orioles and white sox took only 2:30 minutes. the orioles won 8-2. >>> governor hogan says he's been encouraged by what he's been seeing. president obama is doing his best to get two of his legacy items past members of his own parties in congress but iran continues to make things difficult. kevin corke has that story tonight from the white house. >> reporter: while president obama was celebrating the teacher of the year iran's foreign minister was in new york trying to downplay the capture of the marshall island's flag maersk. the cargo vessel was seized yesterday in the strait of h

to support nash annual and homeland security the faa shares a realtime unfiltered radar feed with our partners at the department of defense and several oers agencies. we do that so they have the same information we have and so they can apply the appropriate filters for their own mission to protect the airspace. we also embed technical air traffic staff at a number of northern american airspace defense command stations across the provide to provide additional expertise and support. on april 15 mr. hughes's gyrocopter appeared on our radar as one of those small unidentified elements indistinguishable from all other non-aircraft radar tracks. the national capitol region center called the fa. a at 1:24 p.m. that afternoon to alert us of the flight based on information they received from the u.s. capitol police. after the incident we conducted a forensic radar analysis and looked for an image that might match mr. hughes's gyrocopter. we understood he had taken off from a small airport in get wrees burring, pennsylvania and we had an approximate time so we looked at unfiltered radar data. a

they even conceived parts of the president's schedule not disclosed to the public in realtime. the hackers are believed to be working for the russian government. and according to u.s. officials, they pulled off one of the most serious cyber breaches of u.s. government agencies. this breach is one reason why u.s. intelligence officials recently increased warnings about the cyber threat from russia. the white house disclosed suspicious activity in its unclassified e-mail systems in october. but officials say even unclassified e-mails contain sensitive information that's valuable to foreign spies. the hackers got in first by breaking into the state department's e-mail servers. then they tricked someone into giving them access to the system serving the executive office of the president. federal agencies are now warning employees to beware of so-called phishing e-mails. these appear to come from trustworthy e-mail accounts but actually contain malicious software which gives hackers the ability to take over their computers. john christine? >> thanks evan perez. >>> happening now, the

you have to think all of those things through in realtime on the street. >> on the outside you are taking a lot of heat. i know you are aware of that to those who would suggest that you screwed this up, what would you say? >> people have a right to their opinion. >> the mayor. police chief telling me they had two to three officers on the street at that time last night. a different picture in baltimore tonight. there will be thousands of law enforcement and national guard, especially in the heavy areas of west baltimore where we saw the activity when the sun went down last night. we will say to see whether the governor's prediction earlier today was right. greta, when he said we will not have a repeat of last night tonight. we're two hours from that curfew beginning here in baltimore, greta thank you social media analysis a link to violence in ferguson missouri and violence in baltimore. catherine herridge joins us. >> our contact does data mining for the government. they flagged this afternoon a spike in social media traffic not only here in washington, d.c. but also philadelphia and new

the third lymph node which she didn't know she first going to have to do this helped her make a realtime decision. >> the doctor helped develop these goggles where i am wear them comfortable and not feel like i'm restricting my movement in any way. >> the doctor is taking an interesting approach to scientific research. the labs that he run is struckured like a bio tech start up. when he found out i had my phd from calendar tech and the work i had done was with fluorescents, he got really excited, and then we couldn't stop talking. to be able to see a type of scientific technique curing cancer or reducing number of surgeries for a cancer patient that's really the ultimate goal, so it was very rewardling. >> i know this is your field, so you know a lot about this stuff. i'm curious, where is this going? what are the potential applications for the technique. >> for this specifically, this fluorescent detection of cancer, we need to expand our tool kid so we can identify many different types of cancer. right now, this technique is still experimental, being used only for breast cancer and ski

like the planning commission and the board and mayor's office that make policy decisions based on realtime dictated the data that is part of the balance is provided by the information and with the addition of the 10 year balance we've able to analysis our initiatives that is seeming like a simple legislation there are a lot of issues to make sure we had one did 2k3i7bd definition of affordability this is important we insure we're building at 1/3rd of affordable housing in the city planning department and our office have add r agreed to the mandated presentation to the relative bodies so i do have a couple of amendments we worked on with the city attorney's office i'm happy to read into the record after public comment i see our city attorney marilyn a burns may have additional comments. >> deputy city attorney marilyn thank you through the chair i have one question about one of the edits i don't care if you want to read into the record first and i'll add my question or jump in now but a clarification. >> i'll read into the record before the public comment those are the amendments we're maki

can always go to the cbs bay area weather app and check the conditions in your neighborhood, get realtimerea weather app, now available for both iphones and android. roberta says it's awesome. i use it, too. so check it out. >>> more than 5 million hens will be euthanized after the bird flu was detected in iowa. they say killing the birds is the only way to prevent spread of the departures. the farm has almost 10% of the egg laying hens in iowa. the nation's largest egg laying producing state. blue bell creameries is pulling all its products off store shelves over fears of listeria contamination. the sweeping recall follows weeks of gradual recalls over the same concerns. a number of states are affected but so far, california is in the clear. listeria can be deadly. symptoms include fever, muscle aches, nausea and diarrhea. >>> a san jose murder suspect briefly escaped from jail but he didn't get far. 26-year-old hector arias slipped out through a holding cell door monday morning. slipped his handcuffs around before scaling a barbed wire fence. he ran into chief esquivel. the chief tackle

. >> reporter: and like the web itself, there is no limit to the reach in realtime. >> something likecope will take all these people that you know that are in the far reaches of the twitter verse, and kind of like shrink all of those distances and bring all those connections closer to you. >> reporter: thanks to apps like periscope and meerkat, anyone can follow and stream your every move. in this case we're showing you periscope. and the numbers for periscope have been especially high these days because the service was recently bought by twitter of san francisco, which as you know has tens of millions of people broadcasting every minute. but it's not just cute pets there is a risk in live broadcasting of indecent exposure or bullying. >> i think the big negative is a combination of controlling and the lack of control over some of the things that happens in live streams. i think you'll see something bad happen at some point. >> reporter: so stream with caution, and maybe more followers will want to stay. one thing. one thing we should say about periscope. like many apps it was built f

>> on the map we are seeing a lot of green in the reel realtime-time traffic data.kets of slowdowns in our area but that's really just average speeds. and there's not a lot of volume on the road to slow you down or major accidents. watch out for construction on interstate 95 through northeast philadelphia. the normal stretch of long-term construction crews are out there working so just be on the lookout for them. but again, not a lot of volume to slow you down as you can see in the drive times. 95 southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway is at 14 minutes. same thing for the schuylkill expressway between the blue route and the vine. 422 in montgomery county is also looking good. chris? >>> a south carolina police officer is charged with murder this morning. this comes after the shooting death of an unarmed man following a traffic stop. more of the cell phone video that led to the charges. >>> and coming up i'll take you to a kitchen where students are helping cancer patients eat healthier and learn how to cook better recipes. >>> happening today a

this is realtime data. 9 redwood city.oss the bay wow calm in hayward how about that but 12 in san ramon. these winds will continue to fluctuate and will blow primarily out of the north 10 to 20 miles per hour. and occasional stronger gust. a blustery day in the bay area. a seasonal day as far as the temperatures are concerned. and as far as my computer models are suggesting, next shot of precipitation will be april 22nd. albeit light. and then again on april 23rd. we had a couple of sprinkles in the overnight hours all associated with this very fast moving cold front. behind it high pressure is building in. we had that pressure gradient. that's why the gusty winds at times today. and then warming begins tomorrow and record warmth anticipated thursday and friday. right now we have light snow falling at 32 degrees winds up to 20 miles per hour in truckee. of # monterey bay. -- 64 monterey bay. sun up at 6:36. two minutes earlier than yesterday and the sun is setting one minute later and we get three minutes of extra dayligh

year review of this process and some other discussions i have heard kind of a requester inform a realtimeracking how so this effecting the establishment especially, as we go through the phase of people getting open the radar screen filing for permit and amnesty and naich and understanding whether this is having the intended effects we're prepared to make a request to the supervisors office and commissions that are involved in this we set up some kind of ongoing process for knowing where we're at in terms of the effect of the legislation and not waiting for a summary and finally had a lot of discussion about recognizing c m ts as professionals this is something that is a broader issue one that needs to be address both at the state level and the local level my understanding is that even though massage is recognized in what i guess is called a fair practitioners under the california professional business codes their acknowledged but not recognized as health care professionals yet if i understand it properly maintained is that their needs to be additional lobbying at the state level and we'll

a security review by the department of homeland security has outlined the new rules, including realtime background checks for airport employees. workers will have to go through tsa screening to board a plane. and there will be fewer access points to secure areas. >>> six men from minnesota are accused of trying to join a holy war by going to syria to join isis. the men are 19 to 21 years old. they're in federal custody now. most of them were arrested in minneapolis where they're part of a somali community there. they were recruited on social media by a friend who is now believed two of the men were arrested in san diego where they were trying to get fake passports. >>> new videos from survivors of that awful shipwreck in the mediterranean sea. 27 people were brought off a boat in sicily late tonight. they are some of the few migrants who survived saturday's shipwreck. one survivor told investigators there were 950 people on board, including children. many were below the deck and trapped inside when the ship sank. the vessel had departed from libya. >>> a man who worked at the arlington

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. charred tiles and a burned roof. fire rips through a san jose restaurant causing major damage and heartbreak. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. frank is off today. kiet do is live at jimmy's restaurant in san jose with the latest. >> reporter: yes, we're live here outside the restaurant. as you can see it is close the because there is significant damage to the roof and the interior. we are being told there were four employees inside the restaurant at the time. they tried to battle the flames. it became too much and they ran out and called for help. watching the firefighters battle the flames was hard enough for customers and employees of jimmy's restaurant. but for one man, well, there are no words. jimmy didn't want to talk on camera. smoke poured out of the restaurant he opened decades ago. the fire department says it was a grease fire inside the wall. the automatic fire extinguishers went off three times. >> that fire however was isolated behind the hood and duct area, so the fire extingui

standardized you'll hear standardization so across the clinics they've embedded it into the eir and gave realtime feedback to people how they're doing similarly on the section around c sections they standard device their way of doing thing interesting decrease the number of people walking in and out of o r and actually moved from staples to sutures and reduced by half their surgeon section i think you've seen some of our successes around the mammogram but this is a great use of data actually, i'm jumping to the data again standardization or they have emmy's at the time of care without having a bottleneck and outreach for people coming in clinics and urging scrips and working with radiology and getting weekend mammograms and lastly this is the emancipation proclamation pit of timely relevant action data that is given out to we believing or mostly how many ma'am gramdz you need to have to get pier goals in chinatown if you get 5 more mammograms you'll be at geography and in behavorial health focuses on reducing the prescriptions with methamphetamine treatments that's a high-risk group for over doze

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> an endangered whale on a bay area shore, its huge lifeless body attracting a lot of attention from onlookers and scientists. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec in for frank mallicoat. >> in afternoon, biologists are heading to the san mateo county coast to try to determine what killed a sperm whale. a necropsy is under way on this 50-foot sperm whale which washed up on this pacifica beach yesterday. it was found starving and bleeding from its head. >> never seen a whale wash up here before. we come running out here all the time, and, uhm, it's unusual and sad. >> reporter: it's an adult male. experts at the marine mammal center and the academy of sciences will try to figure out how it died. >> i just am more concerned they will be able to pull it out. worried about the smell. >> reporter: this is the second whale to wash up on bay area beaches this year. a rare pygmy sperm whale washed ashore at point reyes national seashore in january later found dead once biologists arrived. >> it's not necro

we're looking with realtime data showing about 32 miles an hour eastbound on the schuylkill near girardabout vice president biden's visit and we're going to see restrictions near market street around 2:30 this afternoon. so you know there will be some traffic headaches coming around them. let's take you to some of the problems around the area. i talked to police in delaware county and they talked about this accident that's still blocking traffic. edgemont avenue right at cambridge road right by the wawa if you're used to that area there in brookhaven. also i-95 southbound past 320 we had an accident there it's cleared but we are still seeing delays about 26 miles an hour in that area so a little bit slow currently. now police in camden county tell me the problems here with the flood regular not that bad at this point so traffic is getting by now on 130 at 551 and route 47 both ways right here near 130. it was restricting traffic and don't forget if it's a traffic problem i've been tweeting it with the #6abc traffic to help you out. tam. >> thank you karen. >>> we have new information th

the new software would update crime reports in realtime compared to the 24-hour delay with the current software. >>> police in campbell this morning are asking for your help to catch a suspected arsonist. look at this photo. police believe that that person there is responsible for the fire she's believed to be in his 20s, carrying a duffel bag and wearing what a tears to be a north face jacket. man lighted a work van on fire on march 30th. police believe a suspect may have hand and face injuries from that fire. >>> happening today, major east bay hospital will shut its doors for good this morning. san jose stephanie trong is live at doctors medical center in san pablo. a quarter of a million people have to go somewhere else for medical treatment, where are they going to go? >> big question. good morning to you, sam. this has been the only public hospital to serve the people here in west contra costa for decades. now minutes away from the official closure at 7:00. this morning we're expecting staff members to gather on the flagpole in front of the hospital at 7:00 this morning in a mome

tough to see in realtime. it to mark arcibello of phoenix but it goes off the stick of grant burns. last five minutes and he was all over it. sharks 4-0-1 the last four games. four points out of a playoff spot with four games left. >>> switching to golf. out of the top 100 for the first time since 1996, tiger woods says he is playing the masters. announced that today. masters is next week. he worked on his game after playing just two tournaments this season. woods, winners of four masters is currently ranked 104th in the world. free agent, wide receiver michael crabtree is set to visit the ravens. he may be the biggest free agent left in the league. regardless of where he signed, he has not expected to run routes for the 49ers anymore. that is sports on a friday night. >> go for the real pearls for the birthday present for the wife. the real deal. >> probably a good idea. >> tiffanies open 24-7? i will go get it. [ laughter ] >> shop online >> letterman is next. >> all right, lunar eclipse coming up to night.