this in fact would allow for realtime reporting realtime capturing of that data so that would apply to all stops, pedestrian stops. it would also apply to field and interview card information that is done by hand at this point, by officers who fill out a form and later enter into a data base. so the idea is to bring all those things together on one platform allowing for the immediate capturing of that data as well as the reporting. as we move into potential questions, i just want to add on one thing. when the president issued the report on 21st century policing, one of the main things that i captured from it was developing a guardian ship mind-set within law enforcement across the country. that guardian ship has been around for many years around the chief's administration particularly making sure that every officer is engaged in the community and that we recognize the future and that is our young people. that we have a stake in the centers that are a safe haven and areas that are disproportionate impacts of violence particularly in communities of color where we have officers at boys an

. >> 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

i have access to all the facts realtime realtime. we will act appropriately at that point in time. i think people should not lose sight of the fact that to what happened with the question of who did it who knew about it the organization responsible the individual responsible. there's a whole set of issues that need to be sorted through. >> sources tell the times that the hack could have been an attempt to get back to a former executive. both clubs say they are cooperating with the investigation. >> all right. fires, smoke, doors that won't close. and now lawmakers are lashing out as well calling for changes and accountability. >> our local subway system is not where it needs to be especially when it comes to safety. >> they need additional staff. additional management. >> today senators gathering to talk about our transit system and why things aren't running like they should. >> so when it comes out tomorrow lit be very detailed and very specific and in many instances troubling. >> it's a familiar story. it's almost six years to the day that metro was dealing with this catastrophic

>> guest: our product is realtime in-call english translation system, and they hear you in their language, and you hear them in your language. >> host: so if i called somebody in mexico and i didn't speak spanish, i would speak in english -- >> guest: right. >> host: -- and what would happen? >> guest: well, when you spoke english, they would hear you speak english, then they'd wait just a couple of seconds, and they'd hear what you said translated. an ordinary, normal conversation like you can with someone in your own language. >> host: so what's the engine in there making this happen? >> guest: well, we have a hosting platform in the cloud. so you go through the telephony network to access that and then you speak. and so what we use is a combination of technologies, voice recognition, text translation and the technical terms behind it. >> host: where did you come up with idea? >> guest: our company was founded by dr. ike mcgee who lives in israel, and he was a visionary behind the technology. he'd been chasing after this star trek type of a translator for many years. and so it's his vis

and then one's going to go out and do realtime ground intelligence. then one's going to go and put a force against that organization and try to defeat it on the battlefield. but these are major, you know national-level organizations that have these big blinks between them. and we call it a blink because you have this sort of staring optic, but you literally shut your eyes at these critical moments between understanding the organization and then seeing it in realtime and then doing it objective and then bringing back the information that matters in that objective to feed the cycle again. and the same thing happens in business. so what we had to do was realize, hey the young intelligence operator that traditionally would sit in a different organization back in d.c. can while these forces are overseas fighting the fight, they're every bit as critical to what's happening on an objective as someone kicking in the door to fight an al-qaeda fighter. so let's integrate pull these people forward get them as a true relationship-based part of the team. and sudde

. >> reporter: the surveillance video is chilling shown here 10 time the speed of realtime, it reveals smoke gradually filling the l'enfant plaza metro station. >> heavy smoke can be seen comingthe southbound tunnel. >> reporter: the ntsb also released the transcript of its interview with the operator of the train in the smoke filled tunnel. >> please remain calm. >> reporter: according to the transcript, he begged central controllers for permission to back out and get back to the platform saying people on the train can't breathe. they're coughing. they're vomiting. he told investigators he was repeatedly urged to stand by. >> maybe once a week or every other week i might drive just because i think that might be the day there's going to be an incident. >> reporter: rail passengers express strong feelings about riding metro. >> i believe if anything happens, i need to be

right but let jeff your 16 pieces of think for themselves and communicate amongst themselves in realtime with a shared consciousness and they don't have to follow rules? if you move to three they will the four or five then suddenly that is what we are against. it is not the enemy but the environment so we have to take a step back for a different approach all chess pieces have to think and be empowered to act to create an ecosystem and we can do that better than anyone else >> with firms who decide to move their headquarters to pick up technology a nanosecond faster. you also have the peace that was noted as the transition from the battlefield as we move from the predictable savings to the data rich to lung understand very little of this so that is what we had learned manager in to be theirs to practice his art unable to help companies cope with volatility so you're not just talking about a work that you put together bayou see this as a revolution in management to keep up and stay ahead all rules need to be looked at and some need to be changed of the setting or non office setting the spe

>> our technology matches it in realtime.t has a bunch of food left over, they would go say, hey, we have 100 sandwiches to be picked up by 6:00 p.m., and we'll match that with the amount of food and the online shelter. >> so technology. komo, take us back. how does this start for you? >> sure. i was actually on my way to get lunch myself at berkeley at the time. and i was approached by a gentleman who said, you know, i don't have any money. i just need some food. and i was like, yeah, sure. let's go get lunch, and we had a conversation, and i had just come back from summer training, and he said you know, -- i hadn't told him that, and he said i just came back from iraq and my benefits hadn't kicked in, and it hit home. i was commissioned as a naval officer and of this guy give the biggest sacrifice to give, and he is back home and is fighting for food, and it doesn't sit right with me. and he was in the homeless sanctuary and it was just across the street from our dining hall on campus and they threw a lot of food away, and

. >> so let's take it to realtime here isis. i don't know what to call this. they announced 400 more advisers somebody over the age of 50 when they hear advisers they think that's code for more troops and slippery slope. but 450 -- clearly this strategy is not working. the president admitted they did not have a complete strategy. what is this about? >> if i want to be cute i would tell you that obama has finally hit upon a strategy for dealing with isis and this is kick it to the next administration. >> this feels like he doesn't want to throw a build commitment and have it as a holdover. he didn't like it and doesn't want to hand it off to a successor. >> i think he realizes that the hope of the iraqi military being able to stick it to isis and get them out of mosul while it's still on his watch with a little bit of american support isn't going to cut it and he's not willing to do anything else. he's also not willing to back away from the notion of we will destroy isis. and we're not going to destroy isis. it's very clear that the notion -- >> we don't have a

printer in the trunk of police cars this full auctions outline vehicle stop data as well as locates in realtime into the warehouse for best planning as to reduce traffic collisions or a be readily available should anyone want to have a look regards to who we're stopping and where and we'll be able to respond to why initial projects are a camera upgrade to the stations that are in disrepair a management system for better dna tracking i'm sure you're aware of we've cleared our backlog of the sexual assault kits in december using a current contract for out is ours clearing the remainder of the backlog no dna backlog for sexual assault kits few stations in the country can say that this tracking system keeps you guess there and to the crime warehouse and vehicles for upgrades we'll order the new cars and the mode united nations wyoming come with the cars i like to mention we much appreciate our new police headquarters the first easter bond 4 hundred and 20 million dollars 4 hundred plus built the campus r compass including the fire station it is lights out is a spectacular facility we looking at loo

you look at the tools that they have access to, streaming realtime data, realtime news, all the say thingsthat the professionals are using. i think technology is helping to level the playing field between what's available to the professionals and what's available to retail. >> all right, steve, we talk about it every night, and i try not to flip-flop a lot, you're a short time guy, did you do in your business very well. tuesday we were embarrassed, huge day yesterday, not too bad today. how does that change your opinion of things or how much does momentum play in maybe changing those things as opposed to who is getting in and how much have made brokering. >> listen tactically i'm quite negative here. i think the market is extremely expensive and then the simplest rationale i have for that is total stock market value as opposed to gdp we're back to the numbers invests 2000, which was clearly a bubble. but are we in a bubble now? no, i don't think so. a bubble is where we're making new highs every day. that is not occurring right now. the stock market if anything has been incredible boring r

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answer this poll and you will see the results in realtime on the bottom of your television screen. as you watch listen to this interview, tell us, if you were joyce mitchell's husband, would you you forgive her? watch this interview and start voting right now. vote by tweeting yes or no using #greta. >> when did you last speak to him. >> he is doing okay. i spoke to him a little while ago. >> when exactly did lyle found out? >> the last time that his wife went in to talk to the police, the time that she gave her statement to the police about what she had done, the investigator would come out every hour and tell lyle what was going on in there. so lyle had a small view into what joyce was talking about with the investigators on the hour. then when she was done giving her statement to them she came out and she told him everything that she had told the police. about the escape, the plot to murder him. everything. it's my understanding that matt and sweat started threatening joyce, that if she didn't continue to help out, that lyle would still be in danger. they would still have someon

check the conditions in your area and get realtime radar. the cbs bay area >>> floods have allowed animals from a zoo to escape. it sun clear how many are still on the loose. overnight a stream in the city became a raging deadly river. rescuers in boats helped people who were are trapped as the muddy water rose. the floods damaged hundreds of home, left piles of debris and flipped over vehicles. teams of residents are joining the cleanup to get the city of more than one million people back to normal as soon as possible. what a mess. >>> out here in the west coast, low clouds is all we have to worry about. temperatures cooled. tomorrow, continuing in a cooling trend, not a big deal. you can see the cause, pacific air-conditioner, low clouds coming in over the city of san francisco right now. even as concord continues here at 69. you are getting an inversion layer, trap a marine layer it is a stable weather situation. here is the exact opposite in south dakota time lapse from a couple weeks ago of a super cell forming, just one tiny example. i

. >>> for realtime weathe >>> the mayor of kansas city was here to settle a bet.erforming in the choir and serving meals to the homeless. it was the result of a friendly bet with san francisco married lee over last year's world series. of course, san francisco beat the royals and james say man of his word. hundreds of people showed up to cheer him on. james is in town for the conference of mayors and we will have more on the mayor's conference ahead at 6:30. >>> well, did you feel it? summer coming in today at 9:30 in the morn something. >> summer is here. the longest day of the year. >> yes. the days here on out, daylight hours, it will get shorter from here on in. but little for the first month or two. we had a good start to the summer. plenty of skies, plenty of weather and 59 right now. 79 in concord, 66 in oakland and livermore has 80 degrees had in san joesa joes -- san jose. fog and drizzle on the shoreline on the first full day of summer. 56 degrees around the bay. about 8:00 tomorrow morning, inland, partly cloudy skies, 57 degrees. as high pressure sinks

. >> this is what women do, we depreciate ourselves in realtime. this is something that we have to learn to do that men do really well. they're overconfident. they make up stuff they think they can bring to the table and then they say it. and you know what -- >> they sound good saying it by the way. >> they sound great. but i found when you overwhen sate in terms of your value and say i can do this and this and that, chances are becky you can. >> what is the defining moment are you really said okay, it is not just work, it's also home. >> i always say that to myself. i was always trying to figure out how how how. and it is still a struggle, actually. i have no solution or pretty bow at the end of the book, but there are moments in it, the book starts with i hate you, i hate you, i hate you. that's a quote from my 10-year-old daughter. it's moments like that where i don't know how to do it. and i say that to myself and i think that is just as important for women to know that people like you or me, we don't have it completely solved. and we have the

you can use the app to get breaking news and realtime news updatesnd personalized alerts. the abc7 news app is free download and search for the bay area and >>> a patient put on show for doctors during his on brain surgery at a brazilian hospital. 33-year-old anthony diaz was on the opeting table for his guitar while the docrs worked to remove a tumor. he played sgs and sang. doctors need to keep him awake so they could monitor his motor skills along with his speech. >>> that's incredible. >> this isot a wardrobe malfunction. jim harbaugh shed part of hi usual attire, the t-shirt and long sleeve he wears. he now coaches at t university of michigan. he went shirtless at a football camp in alabama. he told campers, quote, i was like a pig in slop after playing in 80-degree heat. he ke his khaki pants on. good call. >> that's a good thing. >> jim jim, jim. spray tan, buddy. >> follow that. >> i prefer he goes ba to the sweater. >> he looks leaner though so that's good news. i'm sure his wife is loving the attention that is getting. >> medical news from the cavs has a lot of w

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. >> keep tabs on the remnants of bill and its impact on the region with first alert realtime radar, available any time on your smartphone or tablet using the nbc 10 news app. >>> let's get back to that water main break in philadelphia that's flooding a shopping center parking lot. take a look at these pictures. just standing water out there. it's happening right now. this is a live look at the shop-rite at fox and robertson east falls. we have video that we got in from instagram. these pictures of cars trying to drive through all that water, that flooded parking lot, people standing around looking in disbelief. we have even seen stranded people rescued at that location in rafts. >> nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal just arrived on the scene. we see that standing water behind you. >> reporter: the good news is it's actually starting to slowly recede, maybe by about four inches since the last check. look at this car tire right here. that mud mark on the tire was where it was. it's gone down a couple inches. let's zoom out and i will show you these cars that are still under water at the end of

investigator and a senior level investigator the occ can providegreater services they review in realtime on the line casework summary on the cases they monitor the investigation plan and insure that interviews with conducted a timely manner in 2014 for all cases it took hundred and 63 days 13 it took hundred and 56 days the number of days to close the cases increased by a week for cases we find wrongdoing or negligent of duty it took an average of 2 leonardo da vinci and 98 days in 2014 to close the case by statute the eject has only 365 to close cases if discipline is to be imposed by the chief or police commission and the number of days increased by over two weeks in 2013 it took hundred and 80 days in 2014 it took 2 hundred and 98 days the next slide shows the occs budget without enhancements as you can see 90 percent of our budget for salaries and fringe and another 6 for others moving to the next chart the sum of the occs proposed enhancement given start dates not begin right on july 1st the next chart proposed enhancements 2015-2016 are the proposed start times that the occ would l

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone.t's tuesday, june 16. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. nearly 4:30. >>> we begin with breaking news this morning in berkeley where a balcony collapse has killed five people at an apartment building near the cal campus. kpix 5's lisa chan is live at the scene. >> reporter: berkeley police are working with firefighters this morning and city building inspectors to figure out exactly what happened. berkeley police say they got multiple 911 calls at 12:41 this morning from people reporting a balcony collapse. the balcony is on the fourth floor, the top story of this apartment building. police say five people died and 8 people are being treated at 3 to 4 local hospitals. they are all trauma cases and potentially life-threatening. >> it's a difficult scene. unfortunately, it's going to be a more difficult day for the family of the victims. but, you know, the professionalism of

the umbrellas >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> it's become an unusual sight in the bay, that's right, rain. the umbrellas are out today. wet roads made for a slow commute. and the clouds are still looming. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. yes, the june gloom out in full force this morning. people commuting to work in san francisco dusting off the umbrellas for the morning rain. streets, sidewalks, were wet. you can see all the rain falling, enough to keep the windshield wipers moving. let's check our weather with roberta gonzales, who joins us live in livermore this noon. roberta. >> reporter: it feels great out here right now. it's a tropical storm that's rolling through the bay area. this is remnants of a hurricane downsized to a tropical storm, blanca, then a depression, then an area of low pressure and now the remnants. let's go to our hi-def doppler radar so you can see where it's raining. just about everywhere. and right here in livermore, it's steady light rain. let's zoom in on the heaviest rain at this partic

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> closing in on a prison escapee on the run for weeks. the search intensifies in a wooded area. why authorities believe his capture is imminent. good evening, i'm betty yu. >> i'm brian hackney. it's been three weeks since two convicted killers who used power tools to escape from prison caught the nation's attention. tonight 1200 officers are coming 22 square miles of -- combing 22 square miles of countryside in upper state new york looking for the escapee who is still alive. they may be close to getting him. >> reporter: police armed with rifles patroled check points in in a loan saturday about 30 miles from the clinton correctional facility where david sweat and richard matt escaped three weeks ago. authorities believe sweat is still hiding somewhere in these woods. residents are taking extra precautions. >> this is our little town. we never lock our doors or windows. now we have to. >> reporter: search teams cornered matt near a cabin friday following a reported that a man's camper had been shot. police say the escapee was armed

to monthly manage the water flow and quantify them i think if we can sooner rather than late in realtime getting the opportunities to - i know we're to have much bigger discussions coming up across town. >> you're absolutely right the challenges for this vision is 3 fold one we have to change this culture it is new technology not the run-of-the-mill landscaping and secondly it is a small project not a big project and they're always challenging and to do it in one area the one that is changing and how to convince people that is the right thing to do so there are challenges we need to deal with and the cult. >> maybe we could have a presentation i don't know at the next meeting how the challenges are going and how to ultimate make decisions movrd. >> what i think we can do we'll either next one or the following one to give you an update with the 8 projects and you can locate it and two projects have moved into the conception how their professionalism and how we're going to collect the data. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any other any public comment on this item. >> can we move this item.

responders the joint communications to bart getting it out on twitter we've tried to do that and get realtime information that way get it up on signage i think we could do a better job like we've talked about that with making announcements bart again, it is something that - the announcements they consistent is he announce with escalators and elevators are out system wide you can be at any spot in the system we've got such and such an elevator is out even with the technology we have to make announcements this is an area if the board pleaseds i'd like to come back and say this is 6 specific suggestions to improve the communications. >> i mean that would be great. >> maybe it is 5 it is - >> you do think there are things we can do. >> you didn't bring any escalators or elevator parts. >> what. >> no escalators or elevators parts to show us. >> at the advise of the regulatory agencies i had a bag of parts and i had (laughter). >> a box of needles we took out of the escalators i choose not to do that come in for a number of reasons mostly with the puck health. >> thanks i appreciate that. >> thank

. >>> your >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> after an intensive 14-hour manhunt, police captured the man suspected of killing nine people at a black church in south carolina. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. developing right now, police captured him during a traffic stop. the 21-year-old man surrendered without resistance and the department of justice has opened a hate crime investigation into the shooting. here's cbs news correspondent marlie hall with more. >> reporter: after a massive manhunt, police have captured dylann roof in north carolina. he is accused of opening fire in a church in south carolina killing nine people. >> in america we don't let people like this get away. >> reporter: police say the suspect sat for an hour in a bible study meeting at the historic black emanuel ame church before he started shooting. >> we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. >> reporter: six women and three men are among the dead including church pastor and state senator clementa pinckney. >> we solici

you can use the app to get breaking news and realtime news updates and personalized alerts. is free to download and search for the bay area and ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. stay safe when riding your motorcycle. make sure your helmet fits properly... not too tight and not too loose. and always fasten the helmet strap. protect yourself with motorcycle insurance from geico. visit geico.com for more safety tips and to get a free rate quote. >>> a patient put on a show for doctors during his on brain surgery at a brazilian hospital. 33-year-old anthony diaz was on the operating table for his guitar while the doctors worked to remove a tumor. he played songs and sang. doctors needed to keep him awake so they could monitor his motor skills along with his speech. >>> that's incredible. >> this is not a wardrobe malfunction. jim harbaugh shed part of his usual attire, the t-shirt and long sleeve he wears. he now coaches at the university of michigan. he went shirtless at a football camp in alabama. he told campers, quote, i was like

you can head to cbssf.com for realtime updates and any emergency information in the news room. >>> they say what goes up must come down, and that was the story for one san jose man who climbed 90 feet to a construction crane. alam skandar is behind bars on trespassing charges. it started about 8:30 last night when police heard somebody had climbed a crane at santa clara and 7th street. that was the start of a 14-hour standoff. skandar, who later admitted drug abuse, yelled and refused come down. the construction site was shut down which meant workers lost pay for the day. some we spoke to didn't seem too upset by the news. >> i'm not getting mad. >> somehow the police department's crisis intervention team struck a cord with skandar. the promise of a burrito may have played a part. skandar climbed down around 11:00 this morning and was booked in county jail. >>> the san jose police department has been working with a bare bone staff for some time and is taking a toll on the force. as len ramirez explains, police officers not too happy about the city's solution either. >> that's right. thi

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> bart officials admit the system needs a lot of work. plans to improve the ride and shorten delays. >> hi,everyone. gavin. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> the bart board is working on passing a budge but it won't be enough. as anne makovec reports, bart will be asking taxpayers for more money. >> reporter: bart's new budget is worth $1.57 billion. the maybe goal is to make the train -- the main goal is to make the train schedule more reliable. it's the train system passengers love to hate. the most complained about problem, trains not running on time. >> it's affecting a lot of people's daily life schedules. >> reporter: new train cars are coming in early 2017. but until then, the system is running at capacity leaving bart with one question. >> what can we do with this fleet to make it better? >> reporter: bart's new budget allots for more technicians to keep trains and tracks up and running and addresses one of the most common reasons for slowdowns, medical emergencies. >> people probably don't kn

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a fun evening turns into a frightening scene after an amusement park strikes a worker again. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. >> two people are still in the hospital after the accident last night at great america amusement park. cal/osha and the park are piercing together what went wrong on one of the partnering's most popular rides. mark kelly reports. >> reporter: popular flight decosster was whipping around its track today. but the park did not allowities guesses to right the flight track coaster. >> people are disappointed. >> reporter: this cell phone video captured. you can see paramedics on the platform giving first aid to the victim. >> i seen him. i didn't know what to do. [ crying ] >> my kids are there. it's just -- it's not something that you expect to see. >> reporter: riders say the man, a maintenance worker at the park, was trying to get someone's cell phone off the roller coaster's platform when an incoming coaster struck him in the head. >> and then the car was coming full speed and hit

a 96% realtime reduction. so we believe that a new marshal plan for at-risk regions like the middle east or portions of russia or china's periphery can get us the stability and win us the allies that were produced by a large nonmilitary investment in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. now, we don't need to spent 3% of gdp on foreign aid on this but you can't justify spending 15 times more money on military and military aid than we do on us aid and peacekeeping combined. secondly we believe in working multilaterally to increase your effectiveness, working through international bodies like the u.n. and nato make us stronger, not weaker. just as importantly, multi lateral support can be a check on american hub russ. if no other ally is willing to join us in a military endeavor why shouldn't it cause us to question the wisdom of that intervention in the first place? yes, there are instances where america is under immediate threat and we can't wait for partners to sign up. but as a rule with limited exceptions, our action

a 96% realtime reduction. so we believe that a new marshal plan for at-risk regions like the middle east or portions of russia or china's periphery can get us the stability and win us the allies that were produced by a large nonmilitary investment in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. now, we don't need to spent 3% of gdp on foreign aid on this but you can't justify spending 15 times more money on military and military aid than we do on us aid and peacekeeping combined. secondly we believe in working multilaterally to increase your effectiveness, working through international bodies like the u.n. and nato make us stronger, not weaker. just as importantly, multi lateral support can be a check on american hub russ. if no other ally is willing to join us in a military endeavor why shouldn't it cause us to question the wisdom of that intervention in the first place? yes, there are instances where america is under immediate threat and we can't wait for partners to sign up. but as a rule with limited exceptions, our action

. >> and in realtime. people want a realtime response to what's going on.ore about substance in the sound bites that we've heard from republicans. the sound bites make you feel good. but at the end of the day i know more about her position on immigration, climate change and all these other big, broad issues. but she's not taking a vote on capitol hill. >> this issue matters. >> of course. >> to the base, to core parts of her own base that she's going to need to be excited about. >> now remember, this has been a fight for 22 years within the democratic party. i've been involved in every trade fight. 22 years. i'm a labor democrat. it divides the democratic party. >> she should -- >> i think she has by laying out her principles. she has said exactly where she will stand. and i think on this issue she would have voted against it. >> we're going to take a very quick break. coming up how jeb bush plans to break out from the pack. what is his new strategy? he will tell us. our own dana bash after the break. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasi

for realtime updates, turn to our ktvu news app. >>> and the golden state warriors are one gape away from win -- game away from wing the series. you can bet there will be celebrations on south sides of the bay. this morning, they announced -- and he said he thinks that this warrior's team is the best ever. >> and you didn't know the seasons and this is magical. this is something if i ever witnessed this in my lifetime, really, and first off, 37 points in the quarter and basically speeding -- basically speeding and just the best season ever in terms of when. >> the lawyers are holding a soldout watch party at the oracle arena and barrings and restaurants from around the bay area are expected to be busy. the oakland police department will have every available officer on duty and they're asking police departments in neighboring cities to be prepared for celebrations. >>> and the san francisco mta is going to introduce a plan that will deuce traffic on market street up to 50%. the plan would ban private vehicles from turning on to market street between third and eighth street. the mta sa

the other big concern here is communication, the other families are saying they weren't getting realtime up-to-date information with the government. prior to today's announcement together with the government, an interagency fusion center headquartered with the fbi to better keep the families informed but it will not, we're told, include a so-called hostage bribe which a lot of people have been preaching for. but that apparently is not in today's announcement. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you tracie. >>> 4:47 now. if you thought the pool of people running for president couldn't hold anybody else, think again, today louisiana governor bobby jindal expected to announce he's running for the job. the republican governor will make his bid official. jindal is pulling in last place among all the candidates for the gop nomination. >> ford entering the car sharing business and d.c. is the first place to test it. soon those of you who finance your car through ford will be able to rent out your car or truck. it's similar to zip car which you're able to connect through a mobile app. an

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> breaking news. a deadly phone in san jose. first responders are on the scene. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm maria medina. kpix 5's len ramirez joins us live. len, tell us what happened. >> reporter: well, we're on the south side of the downtown area at second and martha street. you can see that police officers are still surrounding the scene. we have confirmed that one man is deceased apparently he was an electrical worker up on a cherrypicker. you might be able to see that from our picture, as well. the cherrypicker up there somehow fell from the cherrypicker. we don't know the circumstances with how this may have happened but a witness told us that there was a road rage incident under the truck where this happened and that incident involved two drivers apparently in some sort of fisticuffs during the time this was happening. unknown whether this had to do with the man falling or he might have been distracted and got himself electrocuted somehow or may have been trying to maneuver his

. >> police have new cameras and officers at the realtime crime center monitoring events. they also monitor social media web sites for any signs of trouble so police can react proactively rather than just reactively after something happened. >> that alone is contributed major to making south street just a safe place in a place where if you decide to come down here and do something that is against the law, you will be held accountable. >> so what do some on south street think about the curfew. >> fridays and saturdays nights there's no it need for under age people to swap the place. >> i like that idea. i have a 16-year-old. i think it's perfect. >> they're off the street, home safe. >> police say since the new curfew has been in place there's no major incidents to report. dann cuellar "channel 6 action news." >> dann thank you, firefighters battled a multi-alarm house fire in cumberland county tonight while contending with heat and humidity. chopper 6 was over the 900 block of hogben road in seed areaville where fire broke out 8:00 in the roma peers to be a total loss. but

we're seeing this data come in realtime. >> if you thought you were getting a lot of ad messages now, there's some on your dashboard. >> what about the privacy issue? quentin mentioned the iphone and data and knowing more about you. how are you thinking about this? do you have a public policy arm of your business? >> the car companies all do -- it really comes down to models that are set in the consumer electronics industry. we're follow through and we'll support the same thing. it will always be opt in. it will always be acknowledged by the user. data will always be the user's data unless they allow it. >> i can feel how much quentin wants to object. i saved you, walter sullivan. we'll be back in just a few. . >>> welcome back to "press: here." one of the things we've learned the hard way is you can never be quite sure you're in a bubble unless it pops. when you're talking about the economy, though, you can not know you're living in bauble whether that's housing or stocking or investments. so everybody does try to call it. michael michael moritz, saying there are a whole bunch of cra

vk vk -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> rise and shine on a wednesday! happy pump day, everybody. you're looking at -- happy "hump day," everybody. you're looking at a live picture of the golden gate bridge where one commuter is coming to san francisco. more to come, though. [ laughter ] >>> good morning, it's wednesday, june 3. good to have you on board. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get a check on our weather and traffic. a quick check. >> notice we saw that car on the bridge this morning. >> good point by you. >> the fog not nearly as dense as we have seen, fewer clouds to start off the morning, another mild start, temperatures areawide in the 50s right now. highs later on today similar to what we saw yesterday but some changes coming up and i have that in store in your full forecast. >> and so far, looking okay for the morning commute. the usual slow traffic for 580 approaching the altamont pass. there's still room though approaching the dublin interchange but that commute always lots of cars out th