the orange county sheriff and the coast guard set out to locate the sheen about 2 hours into the search saturday morning. they began to detect oil and that is when a full-scale mobilization effort began because we received a national response center report submitted by the responsible party. this oil disaster has renewed calls by news them to ban drilling off our coast it's time once and for all. >> to disabuse ourselves that this has to be part of our future. this is part of our past. >> well, that was mary beth mcdade reporting the north bay congressman jared huffman and california sen dianne feinstein introduced a bill that would ban drilling off the coast of california. right now. fossil fuel jobs. literally outnumbered 5 to one. versus clean energy jobs in the state of california. this does not have to be part of our future. while live rescue crews are continuing to search for animals that have been impacted by the oil spill for now all trained volunteers are being used. the public is urged to stay away from the spill site and experts say it's just too early to know how many animal

you can see it on the sheen on the roads. here's a closer look at what we're monitoring. there are times where we could see heavier pockets of rain. it's just now started to strike closer to us. san francisco, you can see a couple pockets of light to moderate rain at times. i'm going to push further south 3 we have our storm ranger. seeing some of that rain. half-moon bay as well. and so right now, nothing yet in the south bay. nothing in mountain view. fremont, but look on the way. this is going to be making its way in within the next 10, 15, 20 minutes or so into portions of the south bay and also the santa cruz mountains as well i'm going to take you through the timeline of the big storm we're tracking heading into the weekend. >> this is not the big one, but it looks big when it looks like at this chunkier version. east shore freeway, it came over from the north bay. colting down the peninsula it will be hitting 101. now south of the bridge, everything is a lot lighter and it's fine right now, but the big rain is starting to move in. the big deal is not on the freeway

we got a little bit of rain in san jose, sheen overnight. in the south bay, current temperatures as you head out the door in the 50s. we're running at several degrees warmer compared to the past 24 hours. remember yesterday we woke up to the 40s? today, 15 degrees warmer in san jose and literature more. also we're not clear yet of the rain. we're getting occasional scattered showers, light rain, and you can see the last of the rain starting to push through. but there's plenty of instability where we might still get spotty rain chances throughout the entire afternoon. expect today to be full of clouds but also peeks of sunshine at times. clearing out nicely. but for the most part keeping the cloud cover around. 64 in concord. san jose, 67. palo alto, 66, san francisco, 62. what's going on with our hour by hour outlook? as i mentioned, we're going to keep a scattered chance of rain. this is pushing ahead toward thursday. into the late hour we get our second system that makes its arrival. this is going to be more heavily focused around the nort

there's sheen that vianey talked about she talked about shiny sheen on the roadway and perhaps slick. do be careful. we have had a good opportunity to get damp roadways. that's at the richmond bridge. over here, there may be a quick traffic break going down to the skyline or skyway toward fifth and harrison. there may be an off-ramp. but everything looks to be running smoothly on the centers right now. show a smooth easy dry. there's a little wind. so keep that in mind. that's pretty typical. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> when we're not on the air, you can get our microclimate forecast on the go. download our app. it's free. you can receive alerts when the wind will hit your neighborhood. also we have our live radar running. track the rain where you are. >>> 5:03 right now. happening today, a mother will answer to charges. shannon o'connor is now in the custody of santa clara county authorities after arriving from idaho where she was indicted from yesterday. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live from the courthouse on what we can expect today. >> reporter: s

locals reported noticing an oil sheen and smell friday night. still the company ceo maintains that crews didn't discover a problem until a line inspection the next day. >> saturday morning when we found the sheen that's when we kicked in the command like i said. we were not aware of anything the night before. >>> on the fire watch families near the caldor fire can breathe easier. the last remaining evacuation orders and warnings for the fire have been lifted. right now the fire is 93% contained. full containment is expected by october 16th. the caldor fire sparked in august south of the grizzly flats community. it's burned over 221,000 acres so far. >>> tonight pleasanton is expected to declare a stage 2 water shortage today. the move would require customers to cut their water use by 15%. >>> this morning san francisco mayor was joined by representatives from the navy, marine cor and coast guard to welcome back fleet back. organizers had to go virtual last year amid the pandemic. this year the city is the only in the nation to have full in perso

sheen, -- l ighter sheen, less heavy oil. >> the vessel was cleared and released.images of the area where the pipeline is located as many as seven ships passed over the pipeline on friday. scottrade hunters environment of disasters and analyzed the ship movements and found another large container ship. >> we are not saying they caused damage to the pipeline but certainly they were in the area. maybe they saw something. maybe somebody on the crew saw something when they were passing over the pipeline and going toward their anchorage point. >> investigators remain tightlipped about the cause of the oil spill and the timeline of when it was reported. the orange county district attorney's office has opened a criminal investigation into this bill and, fight energy -- and amplified energy's ceo is missing. -- was missing from the press conferences. >> we can see the crisis unfolding on our southern border and some challenges are not as visible. we have one family's story. >> he is my only son. >> this is the moment i met the javon family in 2019. as their son moved into

the orange county sheriff and the coast guard set out to locate the sheen about 2 hours into the search saturday morning. they began to detect oil and that is when a full-scale mobilization effort began because we received a national response center report submitted by the responsible party. this oil disaster has renewed calls by news them to ban drilling off our coast it's time once and for all. >> to disabuse ourselves that this has to be part of our future. this is part of our past. again now is mary beth mcdade reporting north bay congressman jared huffman and california senator dianne feinstein. >> and introduced a bill that would ban drilling off the california coast. meantime, wildlife rescue crews are continuing to search for animals affected by the oil spill from now only trained volunteers are being used in the public is being urged to stay away from the spill site. experts say it's too early to know just how many animals have been killed or injured. >> turning to california's drought emergency. the pleasanton city council is expected to declare a local drought emergency tonig

well, that's not seaweed that is globs of oil and we see the sheen. the water and look at the sheen. just on the surface of the water here. it's like when you. tried to wash a greasy frying pan and you see that surface that's the surface oil we're seeing right here in the ocean, and i have a oil absorbency pad right here. and if you put it in the water just for a couple of seconds, it could see the little debris in the globs of oil right here that sheen. look i'm just soaking this for a couple of seconds. imagine if it was for longer, but that's what we're pulling up. captain gary brickhouse navigates through these waters every day. i've never seen anything like this. and i never want to see it again. and unfortunately if we don't switch off of fossil fuels. we're probably going to see it again and we can't let that happen and it's definitely something that we're expecting to affect. our animals already has started affecting a lot of birds, especially those effects will start seeing even more of in the coming days in coming weeks closer to newport bea

. >> it's created a very large sheen. that sheen is approaching our pristine beaches. >> reporter: even canceling the final day of the annual pacific air show which just drew a million and a half people to the city the day before. the company responsible says they have divers inside the water trying to figure out where the source of that leak is but you can see the oil stretching across the sand. they said they have capped off both ends of the pipe and there is nothing left inside. zohreen shah, abc news, huntington beach. >>> president biden's economic agenda remains in limbo this morning with democrats deeply divided over his $3.5 trillion social safety net package. progressives and moderates are still at odds over the cost and contents of the legislation, which includes free community college, universal pre-k and efforts to tackle climate change. after being forced to delay a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill, top democrats say they hope to pass both bills by the end of the month. >>> now the pandemic and it's

it's created a very large sheen. than sheen is approaching our pristine california beaches, which i know is very upsetting to the citizens here in southern california. we have been monitoring this sheen overnight and through the day today, as well as yesterday using both overflights as well as onshore monitoring to detect what the extent of this oiling is. and what we know is there's a good likelihood, if you haven't seen it already, that this oil is going to approach our beaches. and we would expect some of this oil, unfortunately, is going to land on our beaches in the huntington and newport areas. and that is a very dynamic situation. it's evolving as we speak, as we continue to get assessments. and we will keep you updated regularly as we get more information. we do have both on water and onshore operations ongoing right now. we have boats deployed that are recovering oil that is able to be recovered. and we have teams, shoreline assessment teams on the shore that are assessing where that oil is landing. we've al

coast guard received a first report of a suspected spill, a sheen on the water. the question authorities could not answer at this afternoon's briefing is whether a radio notification went out that night, whether it reached the crew aboard the platform overseeing the pipeline. >> we have no reports of anyone reaching out to us. >> reporter: the company confirms it has instruments to detect a pressure drop in the pipeline but declined for now to say more about that. it now appears the oil gushed from a split the divers found. >> a 13-inch split in that pipe, on the side of the pipe that is a likely source of release of oil. >> reporter: yesterday the president of the pipeline operator's current company suggested the pipeline may have been damaged by the anchor of a ship. today martin wilshire described how nearly a mile of the steel pipe encased in concrete had shift more than 100 feet at one point. >> the pipeline has essentially been pulled like a bow string, and so at its widest point is 105 feet away from where it was. it's kind of in almost a semicircle. >> th

. >> it's created a very large sheen. that sheen is approaching our pristine california beaches. >> reporter: the massive cleanup forcing the city to even cancel the final day of the annual pacific air show, which just drew 1.5 million people to the city a day before. >> we're just starting to see the ripple effects here. zohreen joining us from the scene. so much at stake. miles of coastline at risk. so what is the status of the pipeline tonight? >> reporter: whit, the company says they have divers inside the water, trying to figure out where the source of the leak was. you can see the oil stretching across the sand right now. the company says they've capped off both ends of the pipe, and there's nothing left inside. whit? >> zohreen, thank you. >>> we move on to our other major headline. the pandemic, and the sweeping new mandates set to take effect. many businesses, local governments, and schools requiring vaccines. including the nation's largest public school system in new york city, where if teachers can't show proof

you could see just a little bit of a sheen on top. but it really didn't smell that good though. >> coast guard officials say more than 3,000 gallons of oil have been recovered so far and no word on what caused the pipeline to start leaking in the first place. the cleanup could take weeks or even months. >>> international bird rescue out of the bay area is on the wait to southern california to help save birds affected by the oil spill. the 50-year-old organization says time is of the essence because the birds could die. >> so when they are collected and oiled, first thing you notice is that they're pretty cold because the oil affects their ability to thermal regulate. they also spend a tremendous amount of time trying to preen the oil off them. its just kind of nasty thing. and as they are able to try to do that, they spend so much time trying to get the oil off them, they may not be eating. because they're cold, they may end drifting to the beach. you need to stay off the beach. when people are saying the beaches are closed, they're c

amplify energy reported a spill, saying it had shut its pipeline. >> we weren't aware of any oil sheens or issues. >> reporter: david, this is the busiest port in the nation. just minutes ago the coast guard telling me they are looking into the possibility that one of these massive ships anchors dragged that pipeline. whatever it was, it must have been enormous to have pulled that concrete incased pipeline, a mile-long section of it, nearly. that is the coast guard also telling me they are expecting that oil to continue to move southward, all the way to san diego county. david? >> all right, matt gutman there in long beach tonight. matt, thank you. >>> now to president biden in michigan today, making his case on his infrastructure bill and on the larger bill that includes paid family leave, early education, pre-k and expanding health care for seniors. and tonight, signs that there has been some movement here. the progressives and moderate senator joe manchin appearing to get closer on a price tag. here's our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: president bi

we did not see the sheen at 2 30. like i said first time we saw the sheen was at eight or nine a.m. and we have seen that to 30. i promised you we would have reported it. authorities exploring the possibility the rupture could have been caused by a ship's anchor, striking the underwater pipeline. amplify energy ceo saying divers are looking into that theory. that is one of the distinct possibilities. yes meanwhile, the cleanup continues as ribbons of oil are flowing south along the coastline, prompting governor gavin newsom to declare a state of emergency in orange county, where beaches remain closed and fishing is prohibited. we were sad about. you know, missing out potentially on the beach, but i was more concerned about the animals. and i know there's a big wildlife preserve over there, experts saying the environmental impact on beaches protected marshland and wildlife is unknown 2019 and 2020 inspections of the pipeline did not reveal anything requiring repairs. according to federal reports in huntington beach, california william la jeunesse fox news. children former tesla emplo

we did not see the sheen at 2 30.i said, first time we saw the sheen was at eight or nine a.m. have we have seen that to 30? i promised you we would have reported it. authorities exploring the possibility the rupture could have been caused by a ship's anchor, striking the underwater pipeline. amplify energy ceo saying divers are looking into that theory. that is one of the distinct possibilities. yes meanwhile, the cleanup continues as ribbons of oil are flowing south along the coastline, prompting governor gavin newsom to declare a state of emergency in orange county, where beaches remain closed and fishing is prohibited. we were sad about. you know, missing out potentially on the beach, but i was more concerned about the animals. and i know there's a big wildlife preserve over there, experts saying the environmental impact on beaches protected marshland and wildlife is unknown 2019 and 2020 inspections of the pipeline did not reveal anything requiring repairs. according to federal reports in huntington beach, califo

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we've got a sheen out on the roads, san francisco live look there.e we've still got plenty of instability. those shower chances are going to continue at least through this afternoon. you can see now starting to push into vallejo and up toward the north bay. san jose expected to stay cloudy through the afternoon. for the most part right now things are fairly calm. no heavy downpours expected today, but this is only setting us up for the overnight hours. that second system moves in, kicking up our winds as well. that will make for a heavier commute when it comes to the rain early tomorrow morning. speaking of the commute, let's check in with mike. >> seeing some droplets on the lens at the richmond side of the bridge to san rafael. still some slowing through richmond, still a crew in the area, but not much work going on overnight because of that rain. there was that one single car spinout getting away from the bay bridge on 580 east bay. the other issue in milpitas. >>> rain a welcome sight overnight in the santa cruz mountains. the wet weather is just

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i promise you, we would have stopped all operations. >> reporter: with the oil sheen spotted by coasthe rig has oil pipeline that runs 15 miles back to shore. that pipeline and this rig are more than 40 years old. closing in on a cause for the rupture, federal officials are investigating if a cargo ship's massive anchor like this may have dragged and split the pipeline open. we do know damage to the environment and wildlife could be catastrophic, a disaster that could have and should have perhaps been stopped hours earlier. that investigation that take weeks, even months. >> thanks to miguel for that report from the california coastline. >>> coming up for us, this week, holocaust deniers spray painted anti-semitic graffiti on the walls of auschwitz. it's time republicans show proper respect as well. story when we come back. e come . ♪darling, i, i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪girl, i don't know, i don't know,♪ ♪i don't know why i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪oh no, babe girl, if i could only make you see♪ ♪and make you understand♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for $

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coast guard noticed off shore this oil sheen, believed to be about 5.8 miles in length. we take you offshore here and i want to explain a little bit about what's going on and what we believe in the early reports. see where huntington beach is. we're not getting reports of the oil at newport but likely on these sea currents it will slide down along the coastline, probably not as far as laguna beach, but show you where the complex is. these boxes are called the beta field, property owned by the u.s. department of the interior. this property is leased by these oil companies. we're getting closer and you can see we have several of these oil rigs that begin with the letter "e," names, edith and elle here. this is the concern. the red lines that move toward the shore are pipe lines. this is as mentioned post-production oil. it's not raw crude like we had with the bp oil spill. the consistency is going to be lighter, less dense, so it's easily going to disperse on the field of the ocean waters. the farther northern line that's illy's line. we had heard reports there was a breac

. >> the oil created a miles wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore in sticky, black blobs. dead birds and fish have also washed up in the area. the smell of petroleum is simply overwhelming. >> it smells bad. it is obvious. >> seeing it is different. it is right here. you see the slick. dion: officials made the decision to cancel the pacific airshow to facilitate cleanups. 1.5 million people were in huntington beach yesterday for that show. oakland lost another life to violence this morning, marking the city's 106, site of the year. at -- 106th homicide of the year. officers say a hospital alerted police about a man from oakland and a woman from fresno who showed up there. both had multiple gunshot wounds. that woman died. no word of suspects or emotive. a shocking scene in the south bay when a car drove through a san jose running event today almost hitting a number of participants. after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the rock 'n' roll running series returned. a celebratory event almost took a devastating turn when a vehicle ran through a barricade at the first mil

pouring into pacific ocean from an under water pipeline about four and a half miles offshore sending a sheen of oil from huntington beach to dana point harbor. >> we are in the midst of a potential disaster. >> reporter: the line was shut down and they sectioned out of remaining oil. the ceo pledged full cooperation with the clean up effort. >> we are investigating the source and potential cause of this incident. >> reporter: officials deployed more than 2,000 feet of protective boones and skimming equipment to try to slow the spread of the oil and prevent any further damage to sensitive marsh lands. >> how vulnerable is this area environmentally speaking? >> this is one of the most important stretches of coastline along orange county and possibly all of southern california. >> the conservation director says the disaster comes at a critical time as several different species of sea birds migrate to the area for the winter. >> the spill is only a few hours old. how many birds or other wildlife will be impacted, what impact it will have on vegetation in the marshes along the coast is yet to be

we believe the oil sheen is roughly 5.8 miles in length, somewhere between 3.5 to 5 miles off shore. it's not exactly around that platform. we actually jumped a little bit further. let me go back and show you where this is because this is important. there's an area called the beta field. the beta field is land that is owned by the u.s. department of the interior. it is then leased by these oil company. you will be able to see them here. sorry we got a little far head of ourselves. you will get an idea here. not sure we're coming back to the same graphic. there is a pipeline that runs directly towards shore from this platform. somewhere along the line we had ourselves a break, a breach. they told us that they actually have been able to patch it somewhat, although it was leaking throughout the night. the wor we had was in 1969. that was 3 million. in 1969 the oil spill was the worse in history until exxon valdez came up and then the become p oil spill. that plume of oil was 35 miles. there is a big difference here. you start to see here, i'm not sure what we're looking at as far as our

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the local authorities were getting reports of seeing oil sheens much earlier than that. >> yeah, thesheen on friday but they say these are common and needed to wait until saturday to investigate. the oil company announcing this around 9:00 in the morning. so a lot of frustration as to why, again, this took them so long. i spoke to a surfer who came out covered in oil. he tried dish soap. that didn't work. had to go home and use alcohol. anger and frustration and demands for accountability. >> volunteers have joined in the cleanup along the beach but so much of the oil spilled out in the water. do crews believe they'll be able to recover most of it even? >> it's unlikely. i want to show you our cnn drone at the moment. those cleanup efforts continue. and they actually even added more crews here on the beach today, but experts really say it's almost impossible to completely clean up this mess. it's going to be difficult and it's going to be a long process. and unfortunately, jake, it's also going to take a long time to really know the extent of the damage here. that's what's really sad

that is based on the oil sheen seen on the shore, and it is actually the best case scenario.he 25,000 gallons was the low end of the initial estimate. the top end is 132,000 gallons of oil. >> dodged a bullet on that one. thank you. >>> new evidence tonight that it might not be how you exercise, but when you exercise during the day that may give you an edge. kpix 5's amanda starrantino has an original report on the body clock boost. >> reporter: in just a few hours, the day is done, but did you get your workout in, or are you just waiting for the right time? christie field is packed with hikers, bikers, windsurfers. with so much activity, we asked the question, when is the best time for you to work out? >> afternoon point >> mornings. >> 4:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. for me. >> as soon as i finish work. >> any time of day. >> reporter: clocking in, sports scientists from the netherlands. his team studied a moderate exercise routine on two dozen men. all were prediabetic, meaning their blood sugar levels were higher than normal. after 12 weeks of doing the exact same routine, everyon

james: yes, what it says in the caption is, "terrifying seeing' ves as hurricane sheen approaches asomeone was standing on the bridge." in fact, that did not take place in oman at all. given the reverse image search with this website, which is very reliable when it comes to tracing where that video was shared elsewhere, a good means of determining the truth or falseness of it, we are seeing images that are similar. indeed this took place on the indian archipelago, the island of minikoi, where this took place. it was very extreme weather. it should be said, this is the arabian sea. similar weather events affected oman where there are quite strong weather systems, but this was not the same event, this was in august 2017. delano: and you have a third video for us also claiming to be hurricane shaheen in oman. james: efficiency of social media that oman has been mentioned. and when you click on the video, you can see what is quite an extreme torrent of muddy water coming down through the street. and it does look like the kind of thing you would expectn the midst of a hurricane. the first

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. >> the oil created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore in sticky, black blobs. dead birds and fish have also washed up in the area. the smell of petroleum is simply overwhelming. >> it smells bad. it is very obvious it is a spill. >> seeing it is different. it is right here. you see the slick. dion: officials made the decision to cancel the pacific airshow to facilitate cleanups. 1.5 million people were in huntington beach yesterday for that show. oakland lost another life to violence this morning, marking the city's 106th homicide of the year. at about 3:00 in the morning, officers responded near 10th avenue. moments later a hospital alerted police about a man from oakland and a woman from fresno who showed up there. both had multiple gunshot wounds. the woman in that incident died. no word on any suspect or a motive. police are also looking for a suspect in the killing of an education advocate. friday night, tillotson and his wife were shot during a break-in at their home. tillotson died, his wife is recovering. authorities are trying to determine if the shoot

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. >> reporter: daniel edlin was testifying that while the blood test mag sheens and their potential were being talked about in the press, even rumored to be on their way to the military, the results themselves were not accurate. >> i thought the government did an effective job of showing this jury that what theranos was purporting to be breakthrough medical technology was really a cheap parlor trick. >> reporter: among those showing up to watch the trial, a retired prosecutor who says this story could only happen here. >> it's the story of silicon valley. lots of money, lots of important people were taken by this idea of theranos. >> reporter: among those taken by the idea of theranos, rue bert murdoch, the billionaire head of news corp corporation. his name was brought up in court today as one of theranos' biggest original investors. live in san joss scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> now to the pandemic. california is making a breakthrough in lowering covid cases. the positivity rate has dropped below 2%. this chart shows just how steep that drop is. co

. >> reporter: with a 13-mile oil sheen spotted by the coast guard, authorities quickly found oil slicked marine life and dead fish. operating in federal waters off southern california's coast, the rig at the center of the spill has an oil pipeline that runs about 15 miles back to shore. that pipeline and this rig are more than 40 years old. closing in on a cause for the rupture, federal officials are investigating if a cargo ship's massive anchor like this one may have accidentally dragged and split the pipeline open. what we do know is the damage to the environment and its wildlife could be catastrophic, a disaster that perhaps could have and should have been stopped hours earlier. lester, there could be criminal charges if investigators determine there was negligence involved with the spill, but that investigation into what happened here and along the pipeline could take weeks, even months lester >> miguel almaguer off the california coast tonight, thanks. >>> the city of los angeles today approved one of the most sweeping covid vaccine mandates requiring shots for anyone entering indo

a report of an sheen on the surface spotted friday evening, hours before alarms even sounded. the coast guard coming under fire. >> oil in the water can be really difficult to detect at night so in the morning, we launched our teams at first light. >> cleanup crews have been making progress onshore but the long-term damage is going to be in the water. and some of the oil slicks below we've seen whales and dolphins traveling right through them. >> what happens to the birds exposed, the marine mammals, the fish and some of these environments. >> reporter: this morning, no time to lose in the race to save the coastline from the grips of a fast-moving oil spill. >> miguel almaguer reporting there. >>> taking a live look at the richmond bridge toll plaza to mark california clean air day. the city today holding a community bike ride. it starts in less than 30 minutes. >>> now to meteorologist kari hall this morning with a look at what cyclists can expect weatherwise. >> it's going to be so nice out there and cool. maybe even some light long sleeves will be comfortable for you in ric

. >> reporter: with a 13-mile oil sheen spotted by the coast guard, authorities quickly found oil slick marine life and dead fish operating in federal water off southern california's coast, the rig at the center of the spill has an oil pipeline that runs about 15 miles back to shore that pipeline and this rig are more than 40-years-old closing in on a cause for the run rupture, federal officials are looking whether a cargo ship may have accidentally dragged and split the pipeline opened. what we do know is the damage to the environment and its wild life could be catastrophic, a disaster that perhaps could have and should have been stopped hours earlier. this morning, investigators say someone could face criminal charges in this bill of course, that investigation could take weeks, if not months. philip, back to you. >> all right miguel, thank you. >>> congress is tapping the brakes from the company careening off a fiscal cliff they are raising the debt ceiling until december, dodging a potential catastrophe. wall street cheered the news, it closed with the dow up about 100 points and fut

get off and call for help when the boat started to go down about 3:00 this morning, leaving a light sheend on the water. >> at some point in the middle of the night the operator heard noise, goes out to investigate, and saw that the vessel was taking on water. and then gets off, notifies the authorities and we have been working with the team and within 12 hours or so we were able to make the situation safe. we got the boom out there, containing the fuel leak and salvage operations will begin quickly. >> the coast guard says the vessel has a 260 gallon fuel capacity, unclear how much it was actually carrying at the time. >>> taking a look at your top headlines, a live look at the port of oakland. the l.a. times reports the coast guard is investigating whether a cargo ship anchored there right now could have played a role in that big oil spill off the orange county coast. investigators are looking into whether an anchor punctured the pipeline, spilling 144,000 gallons of crude. the times reports the german container ship rotterdam express was anchored in the area, though the ship's owner to

you can see a sheen on the water there in clumps of oil in certain areas. never seen anything like this. and i never want to see it again and unfortunately if we don't switch off of fossil fuels, we're probably going to see it again. it's definitely something that we're expecting to affect. our animals already has started affecting a lot of birds, especially. and those effects will start seeing even more of in the coming days and coming weeks, and the crew also spotted a large ship using a boom to contain the oil spill, putting this oil spill in perspective to some of the worst in history. the spill, said 126,000 gallons of oil into the waters off southern california now in november of 2000 and seven the container ship costco, basan hit one of the bay bridge towers. sending more than 53,000 gallons of oil into the bay and in 1989, the exxon valdez spill in alaska was 10.8 million gallons, but the worst oil spill in history. the deepwater horizon blowout sent a staggering 210 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico back in 2010. respected education ac

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we've certainly seen the sheen on the road. we'll keep a chance for spotty showers through the afternoon. meanwhile, walnut creek, you'll notice definitely going to be the cloud cover. current temperatures as you head out the door in the 50s and 60s so far. so it's going to be one of those afternoons it's cozy. still showing us that instability. you can see it on the pacific. the reason for that is this is just one of three storms that we have been watching closely. the second one is expected to make its move in, in tomorrow evening and friday and heading into saturday and sunday, we could have our big rainmaker tapping into some atmospheric moisture which is the reason why we have our very own stormranger. mobile doppler radar up and scanning. you can see a lot of that has started to check out. i'll go into more detail coming up. >> we'll look forward to it. and you know when we're not on air you can always get our micro climate forecast on the go. download the nbc bay area app and receive alerts on when the rain will hit your

sheen in one yelled, get out of there, get out of there. more gunfire.he officer backs off the train and runs for his life as the gunman fired again. the shootout continues with bullets ricocheting around tucson's downtown train depot. late today officials said it all started on the train with a confrontation between two d.e.a. agents and a suspect. >> they were checking for illegal guns, money, drugs. this is something they do routinely. >> reporter: this time, though, it turned dead will i. >> i am deeply saddened to confirm that one special agent died as a result of the injuries sustained during the shooting. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing. ( sirens ) jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: tonight, the supreme court began its new term, one that could be the most consequential in a generation, with abortion rights topping the agenda. the justices met in person for the first time since the beginning to have the pandemic. cbs's jan crawford is at the court for us tonight. >> reporter: as the supreme court returned to the bench for it

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and this water has that distinctive rainbow sheen on top of it, a sign that there is oil in this water. because dozens of species of birds and fish and other wildlife call wetlands like this home, i just want you to see the yellow boom that's in the water there. crews are trying to contain the majorities of the oils and of course get it out as best they can. but the reality with any oil spill is you just can't ever get 100% of it out. you can never clean up 100% of an oil spill. and there are questions about the exact timeline, because there are reports that an oil slick was first called in friday night out on the ocean by a shipping vessel, but that it may have been 10, 12 hours before there was any response, any action taken. it's one of the reasons that there are criminal investigations under way of both the local, state and federal level. governor gavin newsom also called -- declared a state of emergency here for orange county. so a lot of workbirds, for fish continue to wash up dead on the shores of orange county beaches. there is about 20 miles of coastline that's closed to peopl

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the first was from an anchored ship that noticed a sheen on the water.ond came 6 hours later from a federal agency that said a possible oil slick was spotted on satellite imagery still, the coast guard claims it didn't have enough corroborating evidence to confirm this bill. thanks in part to darkness and a lack of technology and that oil spill of huntington beach is now renewing calls from lawmakers. >> to ban offshore drilling in california. ashley zavala explains what some are hoping to accomplish. >> with cleanup beach closures and an investigation underway. state leaders are concerned about the potential impacts of the large oil spill off the coast of orange county, which just shocked to see our beaches are beautiful beaches empty state senator dave men took an aerial tour of the spill tuesday. he noted the immediate concerns include a beach cleaning and protecting ecologically sensitive areas long-term concerns include the economy. the democratic senator is calling on congress to cancel existing and future contracts for offshore drilling in califor

the first call was from an anchored ship that noticed a sheen on the water. the second call came 6 hours after that. thanks to satellite imagery that showed a big dark area in response, the coast guard said it did not investigate initial reports of the spill because it did not have enough corroborating evidence. of course, every minute is precious when there is an active oil leak. so this timeline we'll be closely examined in the days, weeks and months to follow pam and ken, back to you. all right. grant thank that. the oil spill off the coast is renewing calls for lawmakers to ban offshore drilling in california. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what some say lawmakers are considering. >> with cleanup beach closures and an investigation underway. state leaders are concerned about the potential impacts of the large oil spill off the coast of orange county, which just shocked to see our beaches are beautiful beaches empty state senator dave men took an aerial tour of the spill tuesday. he noted the immediate concerns include a beach cleaning

the coast guard got reports of an oily sheen on the water late friday night, but they say they didn't have enough information to deploy boats. the pipeline company didn't report the leak until saturday morning. >> approximately 4,000 feet of the 17 hadn't 7-mile pipeline has been displaced. >> reporter: cargo ships have been backed up along the coast for months. cbs news has learned the coast guard is examining video to see if a ship dropped anchor in the wrong place and actually dragged the pipeline. >> the pipeline has actually been pulled like a bow string, and at its widest point is 105 feet away from where it was. >> reporter: the spill is down spreading down the coast towards mexico. 12 times a day the congratulations takes arial images to spot the movement. >> i would say it's ribbons of oil and those can be hundreds of yards if not miles apart. >> reporter: huntington beach is a tourist town. local business owners were hoping for big crowds this weekend. what do you fear? >> loss of business. ar we going to be able to stay here? i worry, i worry. >> reporter: last night, south