you can go on their web site skb donate. >> it is very important. thank you. not just sacred heart. our tenth annual food drive is off to a good start. thanks to many youf. over the weekend you might have seen us. staffers across the bay area teaming up at safe way stores. people everywhere donated 30,000 bags of food. it's really easy. go to safe way and donate $10. it gets a bag of food for a family. it runs through christmas day. >> still to come back in business. the bakery is reopening today. after a rodent>> what the healt saying. >> hanging up his uniform after 43 years. a colorful uniform. the doorman tells us some stories that he's collected over the years and what his next adventure will be. >> we are tracking that storm system just off to the north. we'll have the rain and the snow time line to get you ready for thanksgiving. that's coming up. >>> big news for a bay area tech unite. e bay is selling stub hub to swiss ticket vendor. a big profit for e bay. it's selling it for $4 billion. if the deal goes through the sites will be reselling tickets to 70 countries. ceo is v

skb >> i said your little sister, how old are you? she got a little indignant, she said i'm 19.e sister? she's 16. look, ann marie, i don't know what you want me to do about this, and i believe i said thanks for coming by. with that i turned my head, went for the door and that was end of my life as i knew it. >> that bullet had gone in, broke the jaw, severed the carotid artery. for whatever reason, that bullet wound up at the base of her brain above her spinal column. >> they told us, she's going to die. she'll be blind. >> mary jo was in surgery for seven hours. they were never able to remove the bullet. it was just too precarious. >> reporter: the shooting instantly makes headlines. >> this kind of thing doesn't happen to people like her. she's the all-american mother and woman and wife. >> the detectives didn't know what it was. the neighbors didn't know what it was. reporters had no idea what it was about. >> i don't know how long it was. next day, day after that. >> i asked her, who did this to you? and she couldn't speak, she was trying to write. >> and i just wrote down

off camera she told us her garage skb rental unit in the back was flooded.last night around 9:30, this is what rhode island and 22nd streets looked like. >> water was coming down the hill and down that hill. it was like a flood. >> a flood others describe it as a river that even poured onto highway 101. shutting it down. water department crews removed the damaged main. replaced it and patched it up. water service in the area was shut off. residents say this isn't the first time. >> this is the third time during the week. it's a bit of a challenge. these guys have been working hard. we appreciate it. >> despite how close water got to her house, she's appreciative too. >> neighbors are great. just what happens when you live in a old suer line. >> love this story. unlikely dinner how an accidental text message between two strangers led to the beginning of a thanksgiving day tradition. you'll love it. it sparked a real friendship and lasted if r four years and still going. we have the story. i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces.

. >> commissioner veronese: if you don't have it -- skb >> i can't remembe >> yeah. in the mayor's meeting, we had the doctor speak, and i spoke with the doctor afterwards, and i said he was going to get -- and he said he was going to get back in touch with chief pang in terms of what e.m.s. 6 is doing around the behavioral health stuff, and we're on board. >> commissioner veronese: yes. >> and in terms of the statistics or the data that we're collecting, we are absolutely using that data with d.p.h. and in conversation with the mayor's budget office. >> commissioner veronese: thank you, chief, for that. and in connection with the wild fires going on -- i think we had a crew up there for a couple of weeks -- or how long was that deployment? >> seven to ten days. it was different for both. we had a couple of cruise for -- seven to nine -- crews for -- seven to nine days, depending on which line you were working for. >> commissioner veronese: maybe if we could get some more information on when the last time we looked at those length of deployments and whether or not th