looks like roberta is in full uniform. where are you, roberta? >> reporter: my day began at 9:30 this morning when i left from the 13th expeditionary unit. we had a convoy to outside the uss hornet. to tell us why this convoy was so important, we have lieutenant cavanaugh here. good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: tell me about the convoy today because i got to tell you, it was better than a parade. >> well, today we got our vehicles off the uss macon island, had to travel across the bay bridge to come here to alameda to set up outside the uss hornet. >> reporter: i don't think people understand that not only does fleet week take part in san francisco, but also right here in alameda. >> yes, ma'am. we're here and trying to spread the word, as well. we have two sites open to the public and it should be a good time. >> we bought these lavs which stands for? >> light armored vehicles. >> reporter: people can look at these vehicles. >> yes, ma'am. they can climb inside of them, get behind the sights and the electrical system and see w

roberta gonzales, cbs. back to you in the studio. >> no kidding. >> great stuff, roberta. >> hope she gets some barbecue. >>> the as look it go out on top, on the other side of the bay it was all about make an entrance. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec joins us live from ocean beach, where the military landed in style this morning for fleet week. hi, anne. >> reporter: it was quite a show here in san francisco. now that multi-agency exercise has moved down south to moffett field, where city leaders and military leaders are working now with the national guard planning for an emergency. but earlier the action was certainly here at ocean beach. >> can you turn south? >> reporter: it's a reminder that fleet week isn't just for show. an exercise that could save our lives in an emergency, a meeting between bay area first responders and the u.s. military to train for a major disaster. >> today is really the culmination of months and months of training with the san francisco department of emergency management and the ci

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roberta. >> reporter: we've been monitoring it for days. this storm system is not losing any kind of strength at all. in fact, the winds from the system, even though it's 500 miles offshore, the hurricane has winds that stream out 450 450 nautical miles. it's windy here in san francisco. the winds are reaching all the way towards ocean side to the south. that's a big hurricane. taking up a lot of real estate, look at the rain bans already. 60% chance of rain tonight in detroit. a better chance of rain even tomorrow. the hurricane moving in, curving in the land mass, making landfall around atlantic city. we know we can see a foot of rain in some locations. a very strong and high storm surge and power outages that could last for days. this is coinciding with a full moon. so lunar high tide as well. we'll continue to monitor the possibly catastrophic eventilator in the newscast. >> roberta, thank you much. >>> this video has been taken moments ago at the united ticket counter at sfl. hundreds of people are booking because their flight were can

. >> and that was roberta flack. >> that was roberta flack.ho puts her music to hula, you. >> it seems like a easy tradition. many of our dances are accompanied by beautiful songs. my point is why should it just be in hawaii? >> it works. >> absolutely. >> and most people would expect to here, a u cue -- uca laically and hawaii is -- ukelele and hawaii. >> and you will hear the ukelele on our show as well and we move on to modern music. >> uh. >> like roberta flack or "i left my heart in san francisco." >> did you get a lot of slack over this? the traditional master? >> not so much. the thing is i don't mess around with the traditional chant and dances. and dancing to roberta flack is tony benson is not anything frowned upon. >> i am sure -- people expect to so them in grass skirts and leis and the traditional music as well and that is a departure, yeah? >> it is. and we run the entire gamut. you will see fresh, beautiful ladies and in grass skirts and something that is a departure from what you expect. >> it takes a lot of time like any dance

roberta gonzales is live at kezar pub in san francisco. now, roberta, word is there is a friendly wager of some sort? >> i just have to tell you i had the coolest assignment in the world today to find giants fans mingling with detroit tiger fans. so we found this place right here. i have to tell you it was so hard! we had to go to five different pubs to find this one of the so come on in here. here we are, of course, a sea of giants fans. but we have these guys here. who are you rooting senator. >> detroit! ! >> reporter: where are you from? >> detroit! >> yeah! >> reporter: very difficult to find tiger fans here in san francisco because it's not like a city where people really get transplanted from michigan to the bay area. but i have to show you, there's a little sign up there to show you if you are going to find a place where tiger fans gather it's here at kezar pub. i have to show you something unique with this particular individual. let me see if my photographer can go low... take a look at those shoes. i mean, those are some pretty c

. >> roberta? >> we are at the embarcadero. i have to tell you something right now.st off, yeah, we have gray clouds behind me here as we look at the bay bridge but obviously i am wearing white. i know it's a fashion faux pas. women, we don't wear white after labor day. but there's a reason to my madness. we'll get to that. but right now it's your weekend and we have a changing forecast. so let's get right to it. first off we'll begin with current temperatures. it's obviously much cooler than yesterday at this hour. 64 degrees apiece in oakland and san francisco. it's currently in the upper 60s in downtown san jose with the sunshine. livermore full sun at 74. and santa rosa 70 with not much of a breeze. 66 degrees in concord. what you need to know as far as your day is concerned your weather headlines suggest only partial afternoon clearing around the central bay and obviously, not as warm by a good 20 degrees in some neighborhoods. we will experience the low clouds rolling back onshore all the way inland over night tonight and anticipate localized drizzle. it's mist

cbs 5's roberta gonzales is out live and can you feel the excitement at mccovey cove, roberta?at's an interesting point there lawrence, because i have to tell you, i even have butterflies it's so exciting out here. the big reason is, it's been 111 years of modern day baseball and you would have thought that the tigers had played against the giants for a world series title in the past. no. this is their first encounter ever in 111 years of modern day baseball. and between the two of them they have 33 pennants. 22 for the giants, 11 for the tigers. but but this is the first. people have been gathering out here all morning. >> dave from pleasanton. >> jimmy from pleasanton. >> shirley rivera from san jose. >> what does this mean to you today, shirley? >> well, i'll tell you, i have been a giants fan 58 , went to the park in the '60s. was at the '62 world series, we lost. i was at the 2000 with -- what year was before the 2010? >> yeah. >> reporter: you guys all know. you were at the baseball game on monday? >> i was. >> reporter: what was that like when it started to rain? >> unbe

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but we are doing this with roberta roberta tonight. good evening. >> reporter: hi paul.here are 2.5 weeks left in one of the best salmon runs in recent memory. okay. a little tip here. the sturgeon are biting, as well. but we went ahead and jumped on curtis hayes shrimp boat. you may ask why. the reason, well, it was a pristine gorgeous day today. but also, because shrimp is one of the best local baits around. so coming up at 6:00 tonight, we will take you on an exclusive shrimp boat ride seen only here on cbs 5. paul? >> thank you, roberta gonzales reporting live from benicia. beautiful weather and good weather for fishing i'll tell you what. can you spent a better day outside than on the water? >> so jealous. >> possibly some snow in the high country? >> 7,000-foot in the sierra. we are looking at a significant change about five days from now we'll be right back. trouble, we all should help out. under thirty-eight they do. more a year. bucks. money for schools. every school dollar must be... spent on student learning. student wins. the new exhibit, "masters oe night,"

reporting from little marina green, roberta gonzales. >> too fun. but my stomach was starting to -- >> that little marina green but she wasn't a little green. she was okay. >> a trooper. >> roberta probably had a good time. >> quite a thrill. >> a lot of stuff to do this week. it's not going to be a bad weekend but it's not going to be sunny and warm. monday when we are sunny and 95 degrees, nothing like that this weekend. but still decent. >> pack a jacket. >> why not. >> there you go. >> thanks, paul. >>> fighting an epidemic of dental disease one baby at a time. the bay area program making a difference. next. " " ,,,,,,,,,,,, back. >>> the experts say that we are facing an epidemic of dental disease. but one bay area county is fighting back. >> adding basic dental services to the wick program the federally funded nutrition program for women, infants and children. >>> reporter: little baby kamaya has cut her first little baby teeth. >> when you brush, lift of the lip. >> reporter: so it's time for the first check-up. >> this is twice a day after s

reporting from the macon island in san francisco, roberta gonzales, cbs 5. >> big stuff. >> yeah. >> so much going on it's almost mind numbing. i might watch a movie stay home. >> exactly. rent a dvd. >>> julie? >> well, stretching your paycheck at the grocery store just because they claim it's healthy doesn't mean it is. coming up, the five common gimmicks that may waste your money.

we showed the whole roberta interview. go to the web site to see it.he pop season opens tonight. roberta is back in town. tickets available kennedy-center.org. you can pick up dracula tickets too. in the meantime, kennedy center is here. >> yes. let me mention real quick, i scared myself. >> you know what does it? the red under the eyes. is that the top part of his bottom eyelid? >> that's where we normally put eye liner. >> go ahead and line that with some red. happy halloween. >> accu weather forecast. very quickly. still a little cloudy out there. afternoon sunshine. 75. things will slowly take a step downward temperature wise and sunday, monday, tuesday, impacted with hurricane sandy and this cold front coming in from the west and don't

roberta o'kelley sustained a concussion. he is still expected to be on the field with roberta lowhe needs to b cleared by the team doctor. now, there is a surveillance video of a man that has exposed himself to the grocery store. the suspect seen here walking into a and exposed himself at another grocery store. both stores are west napa and he is described as caucasian in the '60s and '70s. and a goatee. new at 11, a 60 year-old woman was shot after this car chase. they tried to stop elisabeth after she ran a stop sign and she packed her pickup truck. into the police car and she triggered a car chase. she stopped a second time. collinsville road. she tried to drive through a sheriff's the oracle data opened fire. she was treated and released and placed custody without multiple felony charges. assault and battery-with multiple-felony charges. -- >> she is booked with felony charges. >> we are looking at the fog pushing inland. and tomorrow but we have a beautiful day today at the bay. temperatures were warming, significantly

roberta gonzales has been tracking the conditions. >> i'm going to zero in on a lightning strike just now detected. this is live radar data coming in. you see it right there near san pablo reservoir. the yellow, that's moderate rainfall. right there in the north bay, you hear the raindrops on your rooftops. we'll talk about how all this will affect the morning commute, later in this newscast. >>> a break in the case of a retired teacher, murdered outside her own bay area home. two people who may be connected to her murder are in custody tonight. that i were in a jail belonging to susie ko, reported stolen at the time of her murder. the arrests bring to an end what police say is a crime spree that spanned more than 1,000 miles. it began with a jail break in san bernardino county and ended in washington state. cbs 5 reporter sharon chin on how the pair was caught. >> reporter: the discovery of susie ko's blue subaru with a shotgun inside, the first glimmer of hope for her family since the 55-year-old retired teacher was found stabbed to death friday night at her hercules home. >> initia

. >>> roberta is keeping an eye on that, as well as a tsunami warning. >> it's just amazing, because all of this has been developing and changing minute by minute. in hawaii, there's a tsunami warning. they're not taking it lightly. you have to remember in 2011 when a tsunami caused a considerable amount of damage throughout the hawaii island. this was all caused because there was a 7.7 earthquake in a rural area of canada. but nevertheless, it triggered the tsunami warning in hawaii. and we now have a tsunami advisory. 80 miles to the northwest of san francisco. it does encompass point arena and fort bragg. the advisory basically means monitor the conditions, stay out of the water. there could be some very large waves. there could also be some very large currents. this again is a developing situation, so we'll keep a watchful eye on that. >>> meanwhile, on the other side of the country, we have hurricane sandy, encompassing a whole lot of real estate. it's end, 450 miles. that's how far it extends. anticipated landfall is about this time tomorrow night or early monday morning. it's

that's right, roberta gonzales is live at the va medical center. they got some special guests today. roberta? >> reporter: on this cool autumn day everybody was inside warming things up. it was incredible to watch baseball commissioner bud selig, will clark the ceo of the san francisco giants larry baer, and they decided that some of the biggest giants fans of all happen to be veterans of all eras. so they came today one on one, handshakes, meeting and greeting the people who fought for our country. they are going to have a special ceremony tonight for baseball veterans who served for the united states, tommy lasorda jerry coleman another big baseball legend and also going to have a show narrated by tom brokaw called the greatest generation, all this support, game 2 at at&t park before first pitch a very special ceremony for a local veteran here in the bay area. so it was a marvelous day. bud selig told us an interesting stat today. you know we have been talking about pablo sandoval making history last night with three home runs? >> sure. >> he sai

that's good to know, roberta.nk you. >>> stocks are flat on wall street today as investors look over key corporate earnings reports. right now let's take a look at the dow. up 3 points. not too bad. >>> apple is expected to unveil a new gadget next week. word is the cupertino company will introduce a smaller less expensive version of the ipad calling it right now calling it the ipad mini. cnet's editor at large brian cooley talked about what to expect from the latest gadget on the "cbs this morning" show. >> imagine if apple comes along with something that does exactly what that does. that's a follow-on effort. they don't want to look like followers. that reputation doesn't go down that alley so they have to have something unique and new and i don't know what that would be because you have to keep the costs contained. additional features often raise the price. >> that announcement is set for next tuesday at the historic california theater in downtown san jose. >>> bay area is the finalist to hope the super bowl. t

roberta. >> look what happened. in the last 30 minutes, the skies are cloudy. it's still breezy. it's still cool. but our live doppler suggests that we are now beginning to dry up. that is not so much the case in the overnight hours. we'll see a lot of unstable air mass, producing a light, scattered showers. random from the north bay to the eastern portion of our bay area. this is your friday afternoon when we finally begin to see some peeks of some sunshine. now, there's a big change in store for your weekend. we'll pinpoint that coming up later in this broadcast. >> thanks roberta. >>> if you have a new iphone, you have a privacy problem. it's a sneaky way for advertisers to track your phone use and know the solution is not in your privacy settings. we'll show you how to turn it off. >> i was like, they are. >> oh boy. the library was built on a promise that the tree would live. the sadness and the finger pointing now that the redwood is dead. new features. it comes with >>> turns out the new iphone doesn't just come with new bells and whistles, it comes with a whole new proble

. >>> roberta has been following sandy in our own weather forecast for us. roberta? >> yes, with sandy, again, you have to remember that the winds do extend now out 510 miles, which is just unconceivable, making it the second largest hurricane in the atlantic ocean. that's what it looks like, 510 miles. let's see if it is windy here in san francisco with the storm. those winds could stretch all the way south as far as san diego. that's how much this hurricane is picking up at this particular time. what randall was referring to is just the outer edge edges are swooping across -- outer edges of new york are swooping across. as far as the path is concerned, it will take a little bit of a curve to the east and then move on shore making landfall. somewhere around atlantic city. that's what we do anticipate. a foot of rain easily. chester peak bay has already seen that with the big hurricane. the wind gust will be up to 70 miles per hour. right now the sustained winds are at 75. gusts are up to 90. we'll lose a little bit of that impact once it makes landfall. and then we'

best seat in the house is at&t park where you find roberta gonzales under beautiful blue skies. good evening. >> reporter: it is such another exciting night here at at&t park. in fact, as i look out towards mccovey cove, i have never seen so many boats in the bay. our day started earlier this morning when we tagged along with the legends from the san francisco giants and representatives from major league baseball. we headed over to san francisco veterans medical hospital for the legends of the san francisco giants to just meet and greet some of the veterans who fought for our country. so we have some of those responses coming up for you later on tonight at 6:00 right here on cbs 5. there was also some pre-game celebrations for those world war ii veterans. we'll have all the highlights coming up later on at 6:00. roberta gonzales outside at&t park. >> a lot of baseball stadiums around the country. >> that one -- >> we are so fortunate to have that stadium here to watch a baseball game in my opinion easily the best in the country. >> pretty incredible. >> good food, too. >> that's

roberta gonzales is here with the forecast. it's gorgeous. >> it was amazing as driving over the bay bridge heading west into san francisco, could you see in the bay a number of sailboats, more than ever before. what a pristine day. wonderful backdrop as ann said across the entire bay area. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera looking out towards america's cup, the cats that are racing on the bay as well as all the looky-loos enjoying the beautiful sight. only seen here in this part of the country. we do have a little bit of a wind out of the west up to a good 10, 15 knots steering these boats along. water temperature is 59 degrees. air temperature is 62. upper 50s at this hour in san rafael. 70 san jose. around currently in the low 70s in the eastern portion of our bay area inland. now, somebody said we have a baseball game tonight. in fact, it is matt cain on the mound for the good guys. heading out to at&t park, game time is 6:37, you dress in layers. it will be 65 degrees at first pitch and then tumbling into the 50s and b

. >>> all right roberta i don't know. yesterday i was wearing a sweater and today shirts and a t-shirt. >> after three straight days of nothing but clouds and isolated showers today we recovered ever so nicely with nothing but blue skies and really clean fresh air. it's live it's our cbs 5 weather camera. good evening, looking out towards oakland from the city of san francisco where the winds are increasing and temperatures dropped to 64 in san francisco. after realizing a high now of 70 which is spot on for this time of the year. currently in the mid 70s in redwood city. after realizing 76 in redwood city. 64 degrees downtown san francisco for the saturday night plans and the winds are picking up. on shore flow we remember at 17 miles per hour. -- westerly at 17 miles per hour. the extended forecast calls for the temperatures to warm each day but tonight. tumble into the 40s and the 50s with the areas of clouds. area of low pressure well to the north of the bay area banging up against the pacific northwest riding a very

roberta, i was just contrasting the way it looked in l.a. for dave lopez and how it looks outside behind us. >> they have some rain showers across southern california, as well. all associated with this same area of low pressure that's been hanging out for days and days and days, and it's finally going to kick out in time for your weekend. good evening, everybody. it's live, it's our cbs 5 weather camera, and we are looking out towards that -- look at this, heavily valley, the same system -- heavily valley, the same system that brought us rain overnight brought snow to heavily and heavily. -- brought snow to heavenly and kirkwood. we'll be able to see the subset at 6:35 temperatures into the 60s. winds flat. so friday night will be dry. overnight, mostly cloudy. tomorrow, we will start off gray then sunshine and then warmer conditions each and every day. the rain is out of here 40s and 50s overnight lows. the cold front brought us rain for several days out of here now. now we have high pressure firmly building in strengthening each and every

roberta gonzales is here with a look at our forecast. roberta? >> reporter: and yes, to see the full moon tonight, it's a big giant to give us this moon, called the harvest moon. and one month from now when we need to see our next full moon, that even has the title called the hunters mode. it is just glorious out this because we have the cheer skies today. we have temperatures, anywhere from 68 degrees from half moon bay to 84 degrees in san francisco. a record high of 100 degrees in livermore and fairfield. 90 in san jose. bottoming out into the 50s for the most part into the lower 60s. we are seeing the cool down with the longer nights. now meanwhile clear skies and the overnight hours for you tomorrow. we're going to see a slightly hotter day. and i do say hotter when you need to put the emphasis on hot, especially in the inland areas. tomorrow the heat wave will peek and we'll see the cooler temperatures by the enof the week. now, how about some records? really no chance of that in santa rosa or san francisco. livermore and oakland took a sta

thanks, roberta. how come we weren't invited. >> we didn't wear white. >> guess so.ke the rules. >>> it's one thinghave a problem with a vehicle you have been driving for a couple of years ago. it's another thing when that vehicle is brand-new. cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts with the story of a little mini with a big problem. >>> reporter: >> well, it never really felt right to me coming to get it. >> reporter: you could say drew's relationship with his new mini got off to a rough start. >> i would have trouble getting it to go into gear. >> reporter: a week after he bought it, things got even worse. >> i pulled over and yeah, it was smoking like crazy. >> reporter: so drew, who suspected a problem with the clutch, called mini of concord and he couldn't believe their response. >> she told me it was my fault. >> reporter: and he says the mini dealer wanted at least $2,000 to fix his brand-new mini! now, this may sound a bit familiar. last year, we told you about another mini owner who said he got a similar response when his clutch failed after 13,000 miles.

reporting from the macon island in san francisco, roberta gonzales, cbs 5. >> big stuff. >> yeah. >> so much going on it's almost mind numbing. i might watch a movie stay home. >> exactly. rent a dvd. >>> julie? >> well, stretching your paycheck at the grocery store just because they claim it's healthy doesn't mean it is. coming up, the five common gimmicks that may waste your money. >>> many shoppers may a premium for foods advertised as healthy and good. are they worth it? cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts with five health claims you shouldn't buy into. >>> reporter: scan the aisles and it seems suddenly everything at the supermarket is on a health kick. >> the nutritional value. >> to stay healthy. >> there is a big emphasis on health. >> reporter: this registered dietician says not all the claims nor highly touted ingredients are really worth paying extra for. >> it's really all about marketing and just getting the consumer to buy their products. >> reporter: number one on the list of the top five offenders, olive oil. it's front and center on many cracker boxes these days

the hottest team in baseball, roberta gonzales is reporting live from the a.l. west champion stadium. >> hi, paul. we are on the field. in fact the oakland as just finished up some of the last celebrations right there on the big bump. the pitchers mound. and in fact the officers just asked the last remaining fans to leave because they have been partying here for an hour after the oakland as wrapped up this game. and now officially called the 2012 american league west champions. i got to tell you the game today 58 degrees, i'm wearing a jacket now because i'm freezing. i was green. in champaign and in fact if you want to know what it's like to celebrate inside a locker room here's what it was like. whoo! i took one for the team, guys. took one for the team. it burns your eyes but it felt so good. today's game was sold out at 58 degrees. last night was 87 degrees sold out two sold out games this whole season and i bet it will be packed for the next game here. for the weekend giants at home much cooler conditions. from o.co park, roberta gonzales, cbs 5. >> what a

roberta gonzales is live with more on that. >> reporter: paul, this is gateway garden pavilion.s is an actual staging area for family and friends and neighbors of this buckingham neighborhood in the oakland hills. this staging area is the direct result of a lesson learned in the wake of that oakland firestorm. that lesson? that there was complete lack of any kind of communication between neighbors and family members. it was completely chaotic. so that is one lesson. we wondered about other lessons learned. so we called on oakland fire department battalion chief robert lipp. hear what he has to say about the lessons learned on the anniversary coming up with this oakland firestorm that's on cbs 5 tonight at 6:00. >> thank you, roberta. personal story here. my wife's friends lost their house in that fire and they recounted to me many a times the chaos that was there. people just didn't know what was going on and all this happened incredibly fast. >> it did. >> thank you. >>> well, every hour of every day somebody in the u.s. dies from oral cancer believe it or not. it's deadly. and

roberta gonzales tracking it all on hi-def doppler. roberta. >> good evening. all of the activity to the south of the san jose area gilroy with reported hail in that particular neighborhood as well. and this is our very latest live high-def doppler radar. you see the yellow, that's a heavy downpour that's now occurring between hollister and ridge mark and then when you start to see that cluster of orange right there, state park road the potential of a thunderstorm developing at this time. some of these thunderstorms have contained gusty winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. no rain falling within the immediate bay area. but the clouds are rolling in. the skies are darkening. we'll have your full pinpoint forecast and that's still coming up. >> all right, roberta. thank you. >>> checking bay area headlines now, 10 people are homeless following the two-alarm fire in san jose. witnesses reported hearing an explosion at the home near mabel just before that fire broke out this afternoon. four of the 10 people who live there were home at the time. three escaped unhur

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thanks, roberta. ...ahead, today the 49ers we the hammer... >> good evening everybody. yes, it's back and life, high def, we can pick up any kind of rain jobs. we have absolutely nothing going on right now. if we did you'd know it first. let's take a look at how we panned out across the bay area. we ended up topping off at 62 in san francisco, 70s common into the interior valley. we'll see increaseing cloud cover. a chance of showers returns to the 7 day forecast. it doesn't want to go anywhere but it looks like it wants to gradually dry it's position over california tuesday and that's when we introduce the inspirational vitamin chance of showers. fiftys tomorrow with partly cloudy skies. we have 58 in peterson and warmest east of the bay area. black hawk and in dan vail. upper 60s and 67 down from 75 today and so degrees below average in san francisco. slight chance of rain showers on tuesday and wednesday. it's vern glenn in the house. >> forty-nineers for the hammer and tonights the giants for the nail. how do they feel about dusty baker tonight? vo: for years, sacra

will be per vigil in did roberta tonight remembering the victims of the d.c. sniper attacks. and people were killed over s in october of 2002. john allen mohammed was executed 2009. boyd malvo now serving a life sentence in a virginia prison. funeral services will be held today for three members of herndon family. killed in a murder-suicide. there was a viewing wednesday before the woman and her two sons. albert peterson killed his wife himself.before killing police investigating an attempted abduction involving a middle school students in bowie. school principal sent a letter parents saying wednesday sports, a man in a red abduct a student as was walking tour bus stop. approached her several times and to get into his car. refused and ran to her bus away.nd the man drove parents are upset about an county transportation plan. within a mile of the school and older students a mile and a half must now walk to school. parents say it's dangerous. school system said that it to conduct ary transportation efficiency study. a critically injured 72-year-old spring in the piney branch se

. >> roberta flack is in town for a series of shows at the kennedy center and before her first performance tonight, roberta flack sits down with our own allison seymour and you can see that interview this morning in our 9:00 hour. >> excited to see that. >> yes. big. >> killing me softly. all right. the world series showdown featuring one of the best pitchers in baseball. >> but it wasn't his night. justin verlander with a tough outing in san francisco. dave ross has the sports breakfast coming up next.  [ male announcer ] if barack obama is s re-elect, what will the next four years be like? one: the debt will grow from $16 trillion to $20 trillion. two: 20 million americans could lose their employer-based health care. three: taxes on the middle class will go up by $4,000. four: energy prices will continue to go up. and five: $716 billion in medicare cuts that hurt current seniors. five reasons we can't afford four more years of barack obama. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. dave ross is in the house. >> good morning. >> i didn't get a lot of sleep last n

roberta flack is in town for a series of shows. roberta is sitting down with our allison seymour. you can see that interview this morning in our 9:00 hour. something to be excited about. >> i'm excited. >> i can't name of the players right now but i'm excited about the wizards. forecast looks good. yesterday we tied a record at reagan national. 84degrees. won't be that warm today. it will be a little cooler. tle let's get started with a look at your forecast. we have a lot to talk about. starting to get lots of questions about what is going to happen at the end of the weekend. >> hurricane sandy. >> sandy. >> 61 at quantico. 64 in annapolis. temperatures not terribly cool. our overnight lows should be in the 40s this time of year. we are starting off on a nice note. we've got a little back door cold front shieding down the 95 corridor. that will bring us some slightly cooler air. you will notice the wind are off the ocean. you will notice the wind out of the east and that will hold back temperatures just a little bit for us. we are nice and quiet. nice quiet weather pattern contin

roberta wants to payoff her car.cy would take her cub scout pack to disneyland, take me too. >> you have to wish them all good luck. >>> still ahead, the fancy footwork of another star comes to an end on "dancing with the stars." . >>> coming up at 3 on katie. then at 4 the one small thing you can do everyday to help prevent cancer. and then at 5, local firefighters are doing more than just wearing pink for breast cancer awareness month. see what else they are doning to raise money those stories and more today at 4 and 5. >>> the vote is in, palin is out. >> on dancinging with the stars -- on dancing with the stars bristol palin was sent back to alaska. >> voters favred alley. >> eight couples go on the dance floor live next monday at 8:00 right here on abc7. >>> before we go, wayne freedman in st. louis for the game just tweeted a picture of lights going on getting dark because of the storm coming. >> i wouldn't doubt if it is rained out, we'll see. >> thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a

roberta wants to pay off her car and arrange a family reunion for her elderly parents. we go to lucy who says she would take her cub scout pack to disneyland. can i join you? some lucky person going to win $49,000. i know cheryl you're committed. you'll be here despite the weather. i suspect larry will be on the beach trying to soak up sun. >> that would be nice. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> i love generous viewers.. >> yes. >> we have more still to come. including a study revealing stopping adhd treatment in boys in mid stream. >>> sky 7 live over san francisco bay. we've been following a yacht that well, it was going to be in america's cup next year but it's flipped over, cap sized. mast broken off. you can see the boat in the for ground there now trying to tow it back. the golden gate bridge is far away. the current is making this operation a nightmare. but no injuries reported. the crew is handling this and you can see there are guys on board what is left of the yacht. >> we're going to bring you updates on abc 7 news at 6:00. health news, young boys st

roberta is here with details. >> a couple more record high temperatures as well. today we had one record high temperature and as a result of this flow we have some pretty skies tonight. lots of clarity out there and this is the harvest moon, we are able to capture it all over the bay area. and we also have another moon, the hunter's moon, next month. few low 60s from mountain view into the valley. your weather headlines, clear skies tonight. monday slightly hotter conditions. and then extended forecast calls for a cool down by the end of the week. now san francisco, i don't believe any chance of a record there tomorrow. livermore and oakland chasing old records established in 1952. and san jose tops off in the low 90s. area of high pressure, huge dome and it continues to incompass the western states. -- encompass the western states. the winds are coming from the north and heading out towards the ocean. they are dry, dry out the air mass, so the humidity goes down and temperatures go up and so does the potential for fire danger. your numbers from 60 degrees in half

no nhl, roberta, but we've got the nhl and two goalies going mano-mano. >>> recently we discovered unedited cbs 5 videotape that captured the big game's most memorable moment 30 years ago. dennis o'donnell remembers the play. >> reporter: it's the week of the 10th rally for stanford and cal. it's all about the big game. but as big game moments go... >> we're down to the 20. he's out of the field! he's going to go into the end zone! >> reporter: nothing compares to the play. >> the bears have won! >> reporter: the year, 1982. the place? cal's memorial stadium. what happened here during the final four seconds of that game might be the most remarkable play in the history of college football. >> as soon as that play happened, you knew it was going to be remembered three years, 30 years, 300 years from now. >> reporter: and now, a startling fresh perspective. cbs 5 has uncovered a treasure trove of unte did ited videotape of what went down that day. >> it looked like a movie set. it was a packed house. >> reporter: star john elway on the sidelines and in action. it also included a halftime show

roberta wants to payoff her car.y would take her cub scout pack to disneyland, take me too. >> you have to wish them all good luck. >>> still ahead, the fancy footwork of another star comes to an end on " >>> coming up at 3 on katie. then at 4 the one small thing you can do everyday to help prevent cancer. and then at 5, local firefighters are doing more than just wearing pink for breast cancer awareness month. see what else they are doning to raise money those stories and more today at 4 and 5. >>> the vote is in, palin is out. >> on dancinging with the stars -- on dancing with the stars bristol palin was sent back to alaska. >> voters favred alley. >> eight couples go on the dance floor live next monday at 8:00 right here on abc7. >>> before we go, wayne freedman in st. louis for the game just tweeted a picture of lights going on getting dark because of the storm coming. >> i wouldn't doubt if it is rained out, we'll see. >> thanks for joining us. ron: years ago i made a promise to provide the best for my family, i

roberta gonzales in the oakland hills for cbs 5. we'll be right back. ,, ,, thirty-eight. schools.we all should help out. under thirty-eight they do. more a year. bucks. money for schools. every school dollar must be... spent on student learning. student wins. hello everybody, busch stadm just over my shoulder here n >>> dennis o'donnell is live tonight in st. louis with tonight's sports report. >> reporter: the good news is there is no rain delay. the bad news the giants are in big, big trouble. right now, top of the 6th inning, san francisco trailing 4-1. lincecum is now out of the game. he struggled from the get-go. cardinals outfielder carlos beltran is not playing in tonight's game. he strain his knee trying to beat out a double play ball yesterday and was too sore it play the outfield so he is available to pinch hit if need be. matt carpenter starts in his place. while the giants and cardinals fight it out the picture is much clearer in the american league. tigers piling it on the yankees starter cc sabathia in detroit. miguel cabrera a two-run home run 4-0 tigers in the 4th

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roberta - what have we got t there? >>> weather moving across the bay area, this time a little stormy outside. >> plenty of showers and even some embedded thunderstorms being reported east of the bay area. a whole lot of that gray on the screen. where you see the precipitation moving from the east due west, it's wraparound moisture. low to the south of the bay area. around the fairfield area, american canyon beginning to clear out. the areas of yellow are moderate downpours, lightning strikes around vacaville. and discovery bay in 10 minutes, you should be hearing more raindrops on your rooftops! we'll continue to tell you about the impact this'll have on your morning commute a little bit later. >>> lance armstrong part of the most sophisticated doping program in the history of sports, according to a report today from the us antidon't think agency -- antidoping agency. a mountain of evidence includes armstrong's own teammates. >> reporter: the report not only shatters armstrong's image but leaves little doubt that he an

to make sure that they are not so easily denied. >> reporter: at a fund-raiser saturday, vince and roberta were surprised with the sign. the signs will be going up shortly in upper marlboro, in plenty of time to mark another honor for the roper family. the maryland general assembly has named april 3rd as crime victims and advocates day, that is the anniversary of stephanie roper's death. reporting from upper marlboro, jackie bensen. >>> the wife of the gunmen, 45-year-old radcliffe haughton opened fire in suburban milwaukee yesterday at a spa. police say he killed his wife and two others. four other people were shot. haughton then killed himself. a court awarded haughton's wife a restraining order just last week. >>> a mental health evaluation is the next step for the man accused of throwing a molotov cocktail into the ballston mall food court. his lawyer requested the evaluation at a court hearing today. police say he threw a bottle into the food court last thursday. that bottle caught fire. they quickly put it out. nobody was injured. >>> vincent gray honored the guard who was shot this

roberta donna was named esquire's chefer of the year. he beept out -- chef of the year. he beat out chefs from all around the country. he's the executive chef of al dente which is located 3201 new mexico avenue northwest. it used to be, if you remember, sutton gourmet in that little shopping center. now it's a fak louse new tall -- fabulous new italian restaurant. they even have gelato and italian desserts and great pastas. and of course the pizzas. what are you preparing? >> these are one ever the dishes -- of the dishes we served for the "esquire" magazine. we prepare fresh mushroom. you can use port bellow. -- portabella. almost the same. olive oil, garlic, parsley. black pepper, salt. a little bit more olive oil on the top. >> that's it? >> that's it. italian cooking is good ingredients and technique. >> that's very simple. then you wrap it up and no fancy dish? just wrap it up in aluminum foil? >> like that you put it in the oven at 400. depends on the size of the mushrooms. usually it's between 12 and 15 minutes. >> that's all? >> then you just bring it in front of

let's check in with roberta for the gazing conditions. can we see it? >> yes we can. away from the bay and away from the coastline. that will be your best viewing of this meteor shower. inland best because that's where we have the clear skies anticipated for the bulk of the overnight hours. you can see 20 meteors per hour beginning after midnight up until about sun up tomorrow. and this is again all because earth is passing through halley's comet dust. try to look to the south. again, the south. that's in the direction of san jose, morgan hill. that's where you'll see 20 meteors per hour. in the southern, we'd be able to see as many as 40. this shower does take place from october 15th to october 29th. but the best viewing happens to be overnight tonight, peaking at dawn tomorrow morning. >> thanks so much. >>> the san mateo bridge is closed for seismic retro fitting and repairs. you are looking at a live picture at the bridge where the work began last night. in recent years become standard operating procedure to close bridges on weekends to do necessary repairs and up

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