. >>> hoy mismo la sam mrae de san francis co aprobÓ sfa esta ayuda. >>> bueno, un parque infantil eneste parque en lugar de ni snogs jugando lo que se ven son carpas de plÁstico. >>> ya el parque de los presos y no de los niÑos su necesidad lo hacen ahÍ afuera, por eso no dejo salir a mis hijos. >>> se ve de todo gente que viene recluidos por diferentes robos, homicidio. todo. >>> los reclusos que no han sido condenado son trasladados a este parque. >>> mucho shogs qs llevan casi aquÍ. >>> no tienen un baÑo, la comida es escasa. >>> y este sobre cupo no sÓlo en este barrio, tambiÉn en otros sectores de bogotÁ segÚn la defensorÍa de pueblo el haz na miento de 40 mil internos. >>> esto nos ayuda a des que congestionar cÁrceles y a los dos meses otra vez. >>> tienen que pagar en una cafeterÍa para hacer su necesidad. >>> la tÍa de un detenido expresa su preocupaciÓn. >>> me doo pesar. >>> el sistema esta en crisis, el presidente debe determinara una emergencia social. >>> esto se volviÓ un caos, terrible. aunque este es un problema que compete a la autoridad, la administraciÓn de bogotÁ

was at that dark hour on a wednesday morning in april 1906 that union square and the newly built san francis hotel would form a bond that still exists today. built in 1904 at union square because of the union square the st. francis was the finest hotel west of the mississippi. it's steel frame had stood up to the devastation of the great quake and that fateful morning the st. francis did what they do. >> we served breakfast where we're sitting right now. our guests were shaken and scare and they didn't know what was going to happen. but things remained fairly normal in terms of hotel operation. up until the next day when the fire broke out. >> the great st. francis would soon stand only as a gutted shell. now its guests and other refugees from the fire would move to union square. now it was time to gather what forces they had left and maybe get something to eat. >> the photos show people with their trunks and a woman with her bird cage all done up. you can see tables were people were dining where we would feed people out in the park. they had long picnic style tables for people to eat. >> re

socked in along the coast line here as we look at vew from the exploratory many camera lacking to san francisw clouds there. temperatures in the lo 60's for san francisco oakland san carlos san jose drop down to the 50's in gilroy and a half moon bay. view from t emeryville camera says it all. over ca sky. upper 50's santa rosa novato. low 60's concord and livermore and here's one last view fom our kgo camera. show you the little b of a breeze that we have as we look towards the exploratorium. low clouds fog in. we look at mailed warm conditions for your upcoming weekend. quk update from the climate prediction center. every montupdate near the equator month ago this is what it lacked like. we look carefully here we did see a little bit of warming near the equator in the pacific so this week we have seencean temperature come up a little bit. weak el nino copiracy are expected this fall and winter. don't equate it to heavy rain fall just because we have a weak el nino doesn't mean we automatically get heavy rain and snow. impact on california drought remains uncertain and we really have to look

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the current conditions at 66 at half moon bay and 67 in san francis coe and 80 in los gatos and home 80's throughout the east bay inland neighborhood. from the east bay hills you can see how hazy it is, warmer-than-average. by wednesday morning, we will have morning clouds and drizzle and that will bring our temperatures back to average wednesday, thursday and friday and a possibility of is weekendary subject of cooler weather for the weekend and now we at 90 in los gatos and gilroy and santa cruz and sunshine and 75 and low-to-mid 80's if the south bay with san jose at 86 and low-to-mid 80's most of the peninsula and millbrae is the exception at 77 and mid-to-upper 70's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. and 25 to 30 degrees warmer inland with low-to-mid 90's and napa at 93 degrees as we continue the cleaning efforts. and probably need the air conditioning inland money 90's all throughout the neighborhood. we have 105 first pitch and look at the u.v. index, it is high and warming to 77 and if you stand in the sunshine it can feel 10 or 15 degrees warmer than that. notic

estroys san franci >>> a major setback for a nonprofit working to provide affordable housing. fire destroys san francisco's largest habitat for humanity project. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> and i'm brian hackney. with a project under construction and authorities don't think the fire was accidental. late last night a fire broke out at the site on capital avenue in the ocean view neighborhood, as mark kelly reports volunteers on the project may be down, but they're not out. >> reporter: this morning, investigators are trying to uncover what or who burned down this habitat for humanity home and damaged two neighboring projects. >> clearly, this is a huge disappointment. >> reporter: phillip killbridge is ceo for habitat for humanity greater san francisco. his team is one year into this massive project. called habitat terrace, an army of volunteers is building 28 affordable, single family homes for lowe income families and they're determined to not let one burned down home ruin morale. >> really this isn't going to set us back. it's a gut check but not a body blow. >> rep

put aside their differences come together in san franci. for a go >>> superheroes and villains have put aside their differences and come together in san francisco for a good time. the fifth annual superhero street fair is going on now on indiana street. and it's an interesting mix of fun and games for kids and adults. one young participant says she's been coming to the fair for years. >> yeah. i really like it. i like -- i like the gymnast i thinks part and -- gymnastics part and i like to -- i like the snacks and it's really fun here. >> there's still time for you to break out the costume. the fair runs out -- runs until 11:00 tonight. and speaking of the number 11, the 11th annual burlingame pet parade has people smiling on the peninsula. dogs, cats and other animals mixed with the marching band and the crowd. there were contests for most unusual pet, best dressed pet and most original float. donations were also taken for the peninsula humane society. >> all right people are having a little too much fun out there. [ laughter ] it's everywh

huge swells hit san franci's ocean beach yesterday.. ande swimmers got caught in the waves.and arab allies cone to pound islamic state targs from the air. coming up, president obama calls on wod leaders to join the fight. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's thursday ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> time now for a check of the forecast. rain in the east today from northern virginia to southern new england. the south will be dry except for the carolinas and florida. the midwest will be dry today and warm. in the west, showers in northern california and the pacific northwest. >>> now, the wet weather and the forecast here in new york is jeopardizing what's supposed to be the final home g

smashing into several cars in san francis. cafe trieste in dish is a huge tree came down this afternoon smashing into several cars in san francisco. this happened in north beach just before 3 p.m. you can see just how big it is from this picture. kpix 5 reporter joe vazquez says the entire street is blocked. nobody was hurt. >>> san jose firefighters had to deal with not only flames but downed power lines at a fire this afternoon. that fire started on the roof of an apartment complex near city college at about 2 p.m. you can see flames roaring from this cell phone video. all the people who lived in the building there were able to get out. however, because of the power lines, firefighters had to fight the fire from the outside only. nobody was hurt. >>> bart has a long list of people who shouldn't be on their trains. but if you have been naughty, how can they enforce the ban when tens of thousands of commuters ride the bart every day? kpix 5's da lin asked bart how they can keep tabs on the rails' worst offenders. >> reporter: y

more wide spread rain in front of the systemxdq and san franci, later around 1:00 a.m wide spread rainoss the bay area. and it's going to be a wet and slow commute. >> thank you very much. >> you can follow the storms live by getting the weather app >> the form will not do much but will change the water saving habits many of us developed. that is the question. we're live with more on that part of the story. laura? >>÷ú there is anxiety about the first rain.ój% is it just a tease. any rain at the very least will help out the brown lawns and allow some folks to turn off sprinklers. beyond that, they're hoping it produces a type and amount of precipitation that will bring real and lasting relief. >> what matters is that it stays cold enough so the snow stays on the ground longer. >> if people from a ground up, children up learn how to ine. >>> what happens is that snow pack will determine whether the state runs into a fourth year or drought. it's not to say agencies are going to wait until the spring to decide how to proceed. they're making further plans in terms of conservation requirem

more wide spread rain in front of the systemxdq and san franci, later around 1:00 a.m wide spread rainacross the bay area. and it's going to be a wet and slow commute. >> thank you very much. >> you can follow the storms live by getting the weather app >> the form will not do much but will change the water saving habits many of us developed. that is the question. we're live with more on that part of the story. laura? >>÷ú there is anxiety about the first rain.ój% is it just a tease. any rain at the very least will help out the brown lawns and allow some folks to turn off sprinklers. beyond that, they're hoping it produces a type and amount of precipitation that will bring real and lasting relief. >> what matters is that it stays cold enough so the snow stays on the ground longer. >> if people from a ground up, children up learn how to ine. >>> what happens is that snow pack will determine whether the state runs into a fourth year or drought. it's not to say agencies are going to wait until the spring to decide how to proceed. they're making further plans in terms of conservation requi

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live in san mateo, monte francis. >> our weather is making headlines and it is hot for many of us and even the city feeling the heat. warm in san francisco means really warm in the east bay and near triple digits. and we are looking at a live picture there. >> here are the results of the hot air across the bay area and up to 102 in gilroy. the hottest location was los altos and 103 in pittsburgh and the north bay coming in with 100 degrees as well and right now at 501 we are starting to see a little bit from those daytime highs which we will see across portions of the east bay and we are down to the mid-90s and coming up we'll tell you who will reach 101 degrees in that forecast. >> thanks, jeff. >>> a san jose family tells us they feel lucky to be alive after being robbed at gunpoint in their own home. it happened overnight in the gated community of silver creek valley, near the silver creek valley country club on snowdon place. mushel roberts spoke to them about their horrifying experience. >> the homeowner was so shaken up he didn't want to go on camera. he said in the middle of th

two people suffered burns, one is still hospitalized at saint francis in san francisco. >> pam: aboutfirefighters from multiple agencies responded to get that fire under control damage is estimated at 450- thousand dollars. >> pam: still ahead: >> pam: the science experiment gone wrong. that sent a bunch of kids to the hospital! 9-1-1 calls made right after the deadly accident involving a 9-year-old girl. and an uzi. >> shot right in the head. >> gary: jim harbaugh speaks on macdonald. i will show you the highlights laser on in this broadcast. >> pam: of a vacation town turned into a near death experience. >> jacqueline: the fog is returning back into the bay. will it stay warm overnight and tomorrow i will have the full report coming up! (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: investigators in marin county say in recent weeks they've dealt with three reports a crime that hasn't happened. >> pam: kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live from marin county. j.r., deputies are stepping up the investigation here. >> reporter

. >> the francis in the schools program was started in 2010. it was founded by connor, who has a deep love for sanrancisco and devotion to the city and feels very strongly that in its namesake, st. francis of assisi, there is great potential for healing. and so we identify children in the neighborhoods that come from the most, the most underserved, the children whose neighborhoods-- the neighborhoods are mostly plagued by crime, poverty and neglect. the first two years or so, it was about 1300. now by the end of may, more than 2000. >> that's fantastic, fantastic. >> what it is, it starts, we bring the children at no cost to see a musical play that celebrates the life of st. francis of assisi and they get to see an interactive play. the actors come around and chat and the children are part of the action. >> tell us more about that in the next segment. >> okay. >> because time goes so fast. we're enjoying it. okay? >> sure. >> i hope you'll please join us in our last segment with terry. w . >>> before we go back to st. francis of the schools, you have a symbol over there. >> i do. so this is a symb

years since the u-s victory over the british at fort mchenry in >> mark:and today, students at francis sanafter the star spangled banner's author. are celebrating. >> mark:students will be joined by police chief greg suhr and other top school officials. >> mark:the celebration starts at 9:30 this morning at the school on >> darya:and this morning, an australian man will attempt to break the record for the fastest swim to and around alcatraz island. >> darya:this is video of a recent triathlon at alcatraz. >> darya:two years ago, trent grimsey broke the world record for swimming across the english channel. >> darya:he will make today's record attempt at 8:15 this morning. >> mark: you wonder studbook your travel plans if you haven't done so already. >> george: as we track the san mateo bridge as a hot spot to now we haven't been set free. the 92 at 880 interchange. >> erica:stories trending on social media this morning. >> erica:and a lot of people are passing this video around on facebook today. >> erica:of miami marlins slugger giancarlo stanton beamed by a fastball right in the face. >>

joe fryer, nbc news, san jose, del cabo, mexico. >>> pop francis has selected a new archbishop to lead chicago. the nation's third largest diocese. the pope's first major appointment in the united states. he's considered be many to be a moderate and viewed as a break from his conservative predecessor. >>> when we come back, a driving force for good and he's only 5 years old. >>> finally tonight, he's only 5 years old, but it hasn't stopped him from getting behind the wheel. today, he led a field of indy car drivers to honor his father at a cause that was close to his heart. nbc's janet shamlian has that story for us tonight. >> reporter: on a day when some of the biggest names in indy car racing are readying for a competition, one driver suiting up has almost no experience. >> why do you like driving? >> because it goes really fast. >> reporter: sebastian might look like he's out of his league, but the 5-year-old is a favorite here. and every driver knows it. >> little boots and little suit and the helmet, you know, it's cool. it's cool to see his passion for it. >> reporter: his sight

. >>> 200 years ago this weekend, francis scott key, pen to which later became known as the star spangled banner. ♪ banner yet wave >> in sanncisco, community leaders joined students and staff. many students at francis scott key elementary wore specially decorated hats. others carried an american flag, the inspiration for key's poem after he witnessed the united states resist the british attack in baltimore. students heard about the battle and the historical siftion of the national anthem -- sig significance of the national an then. >> san francisco police chief greg suhr was among the local leaders at today's celebration. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great weekend. >> today on "animal science." the parent has no vocal cords but it can still talk and saying to its hearts -- sing to its hearts content. liono you know why the sea bends its head back like this? there is a logical explanation. plus, the taper can use its long snout to grab nutrient rich vegetation. amazing. and we had to south america to check out

. >>> san francisco holding a job and career fair later this month. it happens on september 17 at the sir francis drake hotel. anyone is welcome and meet hiring managers from local, national and fortune 500 companies. >>> san francisco transit officials are seeking public input on plans to improve the reliability of heavily used bus lines. a hearing starts at 10 a.m. today at city hall. muni will be presenting what it calls rapid network aimed at improving several lines. they include the five fulton, the nine san bruno and the 71 haight noriega lines. >>> and uber has already outgrown its headquarters on market street in san francisco. so the ridesharing company has made a deal to build two 10- story buildings in the mission bay neighborhood. new complex will have room for at least 2,000 employees. uber will keep its current midmarket offices but its headquarters to mission bay when construction is finished in late 2016. >>> lawrence is trying to high tail it out of here but -- >> i was! >> not yet. >> i kind of like this 9:00 news stuff. >> you like that? >> this is good. this is when we should

this map shows where the crash happened in san mateo near hillsdale high school. marty francis is there live with what we learned about the driver tonight. >> reporter: the good news is that the student teacher and the three students who were hit are all expected to survive. but it is still not clear what caused that driver to veer off the road and onto this sidewalk. >> students are saying, what should we do? lift up the head? what should we do? >> reporter: herman was frantic. he had just finished some yard work when he saw a black acura plow into a group of special needs students and their teachers. the group had just crossed the street and was on the sidewalk when the car swerved off the road. >> the lady just hit the windshield. she stayed there. and another student just hit the windshield and he just blew on the back of the car. >> reporter: the school district says the special needs students from hillsdale high school were on their daily walk when the accident happened. >> i think initially, we were just in shock. we can't believe that in such a peaceful neighborhood thi

concerned les >> : their working to remove this large treed and san fransico located near the st. francis on a vallejo street. a looks like the tree there fell over on a truck. a large area right there in part of the truck appears to be dented the roof right there and windshield hit and area has been roped off. crews worked to remove it. on vallejo street and san francisco unclear what pet cause the tree to fall we keep you posted on this developing story. >> : sidetracking a store in the bay area as that expected to bring the first significant rainfall in months live look outside in san francisco region see clouds in the background behind the buildings there chief meteorologist jacqueline is in the winter weather center. what can we expect and when? >> : the rain will move in in the next couple hours and the north bay then move cell overnight we will see a light rain and to tomorrow morning creance as mentioned the scattershot from your camera downtown san francisco scene gloves increasing at the start another live shot from sematech abridge piquancy at just how cloudy is over the bay at

francis scott key. take a look. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: maybe a little shaky with the lyrics about these san francisco kindergartnersinging the poetry of their school's namesake. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: but francis scott key elementary isn't the man's only signature on our landscape landscape. >> i believe it's the biggest monument in the park. he sits up in the chair and then the finial on top is the goddess of liberty. >> reporter: but who would give the park such a grand statue of mr. key? >> james lick was the benefactor of this magnificent piece. >> reporter: yes, james lick who died the richest man in california. he left his name, well, all over the place. but in 1814, lick was a teenaged piano maker in baltimore. and he watched with his own eyes the perilous fight at fort mchenry. that's right, the very same rockets and bombs that inspired francis scott key. >> it's an extraordinary come together of small-time small place little situations that adds up to something big really in american history. >> reporter: barely an hour's drive from that statue, key left an even more intimate legacy in the bay area. >> we

>> yeah, pope francis is a big, from his childhood, fan of san lorenzo, which is a team in argentina.e the mets, and boca juniors would be like the yankees. any time the mets can beat the yankees, it's -- >> seth: it's a big deal. >> party time. >> seth: it seems like then, they need the pope as a fan more than anyone. >> yeah, we really -- it was -- it was a godsend. but he's such a fan that -- well, first of all, he's all ready freaked out his security people because he goes into st. peter's square, anywhere, without the pope mobile. he's like, "nah, i'm fine." he goes around kissing people and talking, singing, whatever they want. >> seth: if he wasn't the pope, he'd probably be in jail. >> he probably would be. >> seth: just a guy walking around kissing people and -- >> yeah, too many babies, yeah. and he's in the middle of kissing some babies and stuff. and as usual, there's somebody from argentina going, "hey, i'm from argentina! i'm from argentina!" and then he will turn around and wave. and then, he will continue. and this guy's going, "i'm from argentina! i'm from argentina!

hello, my name is sonia melara and i work at saint francis memorial hospital in the district and the visitation services and i am also on the faculty of san francisco state university, school of social work. and prior to being in a commission i just joined the commission not too long ago and just prior to being on the commission i was on the health commission. thank you. >> and lastly my name is susie loftus and i am a native san franciscan and many of my colleagues are also and i am raising my daughters at a san francisco unified public school, and i am a former prosecutor and i work for california in the division of law enforcement and so all of you kids and community members know that these are voluntary positions we want to get involved in public safety issues and so we are really community members like you who choose to spend our wednesday evening and thank you for sharing your about ourselves, i want to let you know that we are going to do public comment differently and we will do it after the presentation and so we will have a chance to hear from everyone and i want to note that we have allen from the patrol specials, if you could

san francisco school. ♪ and so proudly we hail >> these are students from francis scott key elementary.urse, is the author of "the star-spangled banner." he wrote a poem that became a song 2,000 years ago this month. >> they need to know what their past and history was. when they hear this song, they know that today they celebrated the 200th anniversary. >> key wrote the star-spangled banner during the year of 1812. he was inspired when he saw the flag still flying in baltimore. >>> parts of main street, mt. diablo boulevard, olympic boulevard and civic drive are among the streets that will be closed for the walnut festival and parade. side streets will be towaway zones. >>> maybe a little cooler today, huh? >> just by a few degrees. they were close to 100 degrees yesterday, and today maybe upper 90s. a slight improvement, but cooler weather on the way the second half of the weekend. 58 degrees san francisco. they won't last so we're also going to see some high cloud in the mix. i'll explain, coming up. >>> madison baumgartner they often say, "i wish i had done this sooner." don't put i

of arresting it is your francis a performer drag artist and friend passed away on august 25th of this year. best known for his queen performs as patsy kline is expanded from san francisco to london to tokyo. his performs included performances in classic films like virtual and las vegas in space he moved to the bay area in 1978 was a boon to the culture of san francisco his 4 years of straining were followed by years of performs that truly enriched our community arturo was a leading figure in shifting toward the irony and culture that was sophisticated and outrage it epitomize misses queen and a half like steel magnolias and the musical. arturo was a regular performance in the shows between 1995 and 2012 he embarked on tours of the country and the world every summer. somehow arturo after doing everything i've talked about he lived and worked in japan helping to nurture and usually in japanese drag culture and acting as an outstanding representative of san francisco's talents and values. throughout the years arturo touched lives both inside and outside the queer community he can't be fulfill quantify if i had but quite frankly the outgoing of support from drag

the song was written by francis scott key was an amateur poet and according to historians tone deaf. there is a celebration at the author's namesake school in san francisco at 9:30. >>> time now is 4:41. there's 3d and imax and then there's this. a brand-new way of seeing movies debuts if the bay area bringing you closer to the action. >> and we ask you this question daily, what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. but the show didn't go off anned. andria borb >>> last flight was a big night for kpix 5. we premiered thursday night football. the show didn't go off as planned. andria borba explains the ray rice scandal meant a big time music artist was dropped from the pre-game show. >> reporter: from the recording studio to the halls of congress, the nfl's domestic abuse issue is having far reaching repercussions. cbs announced they were pulling a prerecorded intro to thursday night football by rhianna. according to sports marketing expert bob dorfman, rhianna suddenly became a hot button for cbs. a victim of her own very public case of domestic violence

san francisco school. if ♪ what so proudly we hail ♪ at the twilight ♪ . >> these are students from francis scott key who is it was a poem then became a song 200 years ago this month. >> they need to cherish and celebrate their history and know what the past was the history was when they hear this song they know this today they celebrated the 200 anniversary. >> key wrote the song during the war of 18 twichlt inspired when he saw the american flag flying after the british siege of baltimore. >> the another half hour of 7 news at 9:00 coming up next. we 10 the ffl in craze mode. another major star indicted today. what the nfl commissioner now saying about that ray rice video. >> also. the brain surgery concert. how woman helps surgery on perform a procedure by playing her violin. >> we give you a look at invitation only event aimed atrophy mail interest present nuvr. part conference part festival and all about he can nuvr. part conference part festival and all about he can maying things. >> good evening once again. we begin this half hour klushing blow for the nfl. >> peterson indicted tonight for reckless i

san francisco. the latest incident trend that is driving californians crazy. at the end of the day, it is all about "money." ♪ ♪ >> i am melissa francish your fox business brief. locals in the gulf of mexico say they pay as much as $18 billion. it is a heck of a lot more than the money bp has been expect bank. they say the company has acted with roast negligence. he will be the first ever state to do so. governor gerri brown says he has every intention to sign the bill into law. i bet he does. it will take effect next year. new orleans is allowing luxury taxi services. allowing cheaper ridesharing services. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ >> we have more news on that unresponsive plane. we are seeing reports now that it has crashed in jamaica. i want to bring in now a friend of money and who is also a longtime pilot. was there any other way for this to end? >> no. it is a terrible tragedy. it happens more often than we think. the plane was quickly depressurized. all the oxygen gets sucked out of the plane quickly. at that point, it is just the autopilot flying. it really comes dow

francis yacht club on sunday or support by donating, visit us online at kpix.com and click on "links and numbers." reporting from san francisco, with all my swimmers, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> whoo! >> skipping school for a great cause. >>> 5:19. nasa is back in the game, folks, launching american astronauts into orbit. what a billion-dollar deal means for the future of our space program. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, we are down to crunch time for both the a's and the giants. the giants victorious. what happened with the a's and what does it all mean in the race for the play-offs? coming up. >> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. play o' the day from major league ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix

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. >> in place of fred francis nbc sends correspondent don harris, cameraman bob brown, producer bob flick and sound man steve sung to sanstory. >> we were at the san francisco airport in a room, and it was don harris, bob brown. >> you will never meet up with another man like jim jones. i'm telling you the truth. and you know, you -- i'm just saying -- >> are you ready for us to roll? we're going to go ahead and roll. i'm asking her. are you aware we're rolling? >> no. i just want to tell you right now. okay? i'm telling you, you say there's a lot of this and you can't believe that. i'm telling you, you have never met up with a man like jim jones. >> in the middle of the interview i said to the, i said, i want you to know, there's a possibility you could get killed down there. the next thing i know is the cameras were shut down and they said, we don't want to talk about that. and i said, okay, whatever. you know? >> five days later, congressman ryan heads off to guyana, with the nbc crew, his assistant jackie speier, print reporters tim ryderman and charles krause, photographer greg robinson and more than a dozen concer

san jose getting in the valley. might see some minor lingering delays in west portal because of an earlier signal light issue at st. franciscle. let's go to steve. >>> a little bit of fog. we say fog, usually sometimes it's low clouds more often than not. what's around the bay is gonna get chewed you. there's plenty out there on the coast. not much inland. that means temperatures will warm up fast. these are the temperatures on monday. tuesday was a transition day. today we go above average of the almost all of these. santa rosa, today 88. san rafael. 86. plenty of fog. some of that could make highway 1 maybe dicey on driving. it's getting lower and lower as high pressure squashes it. i want to show you the snow in calgary, canada. a lot of this system is digging into the northern plains where highs on thursday will be 25 degrees below average. they are looking for snow, parts of north dakota, montana and maybe wyoming. we have temperatures that will be with us until saturday. system dropping down from the gulf of alaska, looks pretty good. not rainwise. it will cool us down. 40s, 50s on the temperatures. a lot of 50s. ver

francis scott key. the star-spangled banner. ♪ the good life ♪ ♪ the good life >> this navy wife and mom in san diego. at the same time. that is not easy. >> big challenge. there is a new invention dubbed caroline's cart. it is making the trips easier. it was created by an alabama military mom of a special needs child. now military bases have adopted it. >> this is a big win. >> this is fantastic. she is so happy. she smiled. she looked around. she got to participate and see the groceries. it is something that is as ordinary as the task sounds. it's huge when you never have been able to do it before. >> caroline's cart can support as much as 250 pounds. adults can use it, too. >> wonderful. >>> oh, sure, you heard about it. blogged about it. we will show you the moment. imagine what you would do if you saw a giant mutant spider with a dog's head running toward you. >> all right. now you get the picture. when it's dark, yes, it would freak you out. watch these two. it would freak me out. i'll be honest with you. that is a little frightening. as we go toward halloween, sure. it is one sweet dog dressed

you're looking at a san jose man accused of beating an elderly person at a south bay park, who will be in court today. francy kos javier alleveio faces felony charges. he attacked the man in the rest room in fouller creek park on wednesday. the assault alleged lip came after alleveio confronted the man about an indecent exposure at that park. police say the claim has not been substantiated. on your monday, start of the work week, what do you have to walk out the door today and find? let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> we want it easy on a monday, right, sam? we have a gorgeous day, spectacular gorgeous conditions for the fall. if you liked yesterday, you'll love today. you can see here in san jose, clouds already starting to thin out. the marine layer pretty shallow here this morning. comfortable temperatures coming your way. we'll be in the 60s for the next, couple of hours and we'll jump into the 70s and state there. 779 in the north bay. as we head to the mid section of your week look at the jump between tuesday and wednesday. here's mike and your drive. >> a slow drive for the tri-valle

francis santos, 100 years old today, handsome fellow. he loves all sorts of activities, especially sailing. that's big sport up in massachusetts. provincetown up in massachusetts. julia medicine evena, sann mills, pennsylvania, master carpenter. give him a hammer and nails and he can build anything. that's it, new york. have fun up there. miss you. you're the best crowd i've seen today. >> willard, thank you very much. we have the gang from the next hour here. >> we do. sprouts kindest kid contest, helping them out with a search for kids doing great things across the country. to learn how to nominate someone go to today.com. >> i want to thank the crowd, too. my kids watch sprout all the time. wrote us in the orange room a happy one-year anniversary today. i showed it to my kids and they flipped. so, thank you, chica. >> how does she hold a pen? >> with her beak. >> i don't want to ruin it for the kids. >> one-year anniversary, tamron had a birthday yesterday. >> thank you. >> anniversary dinner recently? >> yes. >> celebrate. >> saw some pictures of your concert with jeff goldblum. and we're going to answer a question, random question from the >>> breaking news out of west philadelphia