the two men discuss an incident earlier in the day involving officer stevenson and another inmate. did not witness it, he accuses officer stevenson of using excessive force while escorting the inmate back to his cell. >> you shouldn't do that man like that, man. that's playing too much. that's playing too much, man. >> officer stevenson says the inmate refused to return to his cell at the end of rec time. he denies doing anything wrong. >> i told the inmate he needed to get back to his room, he wouldn't. i went downstairs and put him in the escort hold, was bringing him up the steps, he decided he was going to hold on to the railing. so i drug him up the steps. >> what's the escort hold? >> grab them by the back of the arm with one hand and the wrist. mr. kelly, he's in a room where he couldn't have physically seen what i was doing to the inmate. but mr. kelly was saying i was playing too much. >> ain't got time to play with you, man. you don't do that, man. easy time, it's a snap, man -- >> don't snap on me. >> don't play with guys like that. >> what channel are you on? >> channel

american ricky stevenson lives in paris.ricki stevenson/amer ican living in paris 2 and a half million people in paris and everyone has been touched by those 130 people who lost their lives.she came with friends to deliver a message. we shall have no fear, we're gonna let it shine.... we're gonna let it shine....(let music play under as people clap and sing along - use emotional hugs and closeups to end piece)tina kraus, cbs news, paris 3 the man police believe planned the attacks was killed in a raid on an apartment in a paris suburb wednesday - along with his cousin and another person - still unidentified. french prosecutors say seven of eight people taken into custody during that raid have been released. 3 3 whether it's mali, paris or that russian airliner, these attacks are sparking new fears worldwide. but in one country, the worries aren't just of casualties, they're of a total collapse.senior political reporter scott thuman has this 3 "nats of bombing aftermath"the scene was pure chaos: suicide bombers attack a claustrophobic neighborhood in beirut. dozens dead, hundreds wounde

funeral services for fenner stevenson are pending. steve: riding high after shutting out texas, oklahoma brought iowa state down to earth saturday, with a thud. straight ahead, how the cyclones hope to bounce-back against an undefeated oklahoma state. plus, the iowa national guard says something is missing. what they plan to do to improve their ranks. kevin: and see what cost him his this is iowa. on average, women need to work an extra two hours each day, to earn the same paycheck as their male coworkers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sara and women everywhere. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 6:00 with kevin cooney, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and iowa's sportscaster of the year andy garman. steve: it's pretty common for iowa farmers to spend 6 to 8 weeks on a tractor, nearly non-stop, during harvest season. kevin: after that long, most want to leave the fields behind. but in sac county, one guy's soaking up every second this fall because he almost didn't live to

. >> but biologist nathan stevenson says that little water has been available to the trees. that's because giant sequoias get most of their water from snow. >> the last two winters have been the warmest on record. there has been almost no snow on the ground. >> all this yellow here wasn't there when we rigged it a few weeks ago. >> in the summer of 2014 stevenson noticed something new. >> i looked up and saw a mature giant sequoia and its foliage was turning brown, at least half of the foliage had gone brown. no one has ever reported that before. >> only a handful of the park's sequoias have perished during the drought. but according to the u.s. forest service, more than 6 million trees of other species in the sierra nevada mountain range have died. >> firs, pines, incense cedars and oaks are all dying at a rate we've never seen before even during the 1977 drought in california we didn't see this many trees dying. >> trees move water from the soil to the atmosphere which helps create rain and snow. when little water is available, the pull of the dry atmosphere creates so muc

the southbound direction early retiree accidence shift and no accident here in fremont on 880 and stevenson is part of the reason why we are slowing the trip for 880 southbound the drive time here seems to be slowing a bit less just with the map for you're ride here on if any south from the drive times has been coming in at about 33 minutes here we also a south bay problem which is here on highway 101 in the northbound. >>george: 27 minutes now and up from howe. capitol expressway >>mark: deadens the events are planned across the nation and hear in the bay area president obama will take part in the annual veterans day refilling ceremony as the national cemetery this morning he will also host the conference as the powerhouse south the government and back offices close to the veterans day dates back to november 11th 1918 the official in the 41 was called the world to end all wars for the veteran days events happened across the bay area as does will be on with the parade in this video from last year's parade thousand people lined the streets and away flights of a free ride from surface you the

president obama is speaking about re-entry and we have one brother who did 35 and rick stevenson who just came home and did 36 years. when you talk about re-entry and talk about giving opportunity, this is the people from the community and the people from the hood. we are ground-zero people. we are the people who are about safety. that is our no. 1 thing that we fight for, is safety in our community. they say don't stop -- we need housing. we need jobs. we need health care and this is the opportunity that they are giving to our community and our people. so we're thankful for that and letting us speak here and letting us share. thank you. >> thank you guys for coming. much appreciated and thank you for being in district 2 over the weekend. it was fun. >> i don't know how many lead singers you have had before you, but here i am, gold records

american ricky stevenson lives in paris. >> two-and-a-half million people in paris an everyone has been touched by those 130 people who lost their lives. >> reporter: she came with we shall have no fear >> reporter: in paris, tina kraus, cbs2 news. >>> in video shows the aftermath of an attack at the radisson hotel in mali. police are still searching for three attackers. 19 people were killed in the rampage including american peace corp. volunteer anita datar. the mother of a boy who grew up in new jersey and was known by hillary clinton. clinton released a statement saying she was a bright light. she represented the best of america's generous spirit. >>> the fbi is down playing reports of a threat against phillips arena in atlanta. this is video from two weeks ago when the nets played the hawks there. the hacker group anonymous said it uncovered plans for an attack during the wwe survivor say it is threat is not credible. anonymous has been working against isis in the wake of the paris terror attacks. >>> new video of the homeless man accused of trying to rape a 62-year-old woman insid

lisa stevenson got suspicious when two girls came into the grill looking for a job. think didn't list a home address. she searched the web and found a missing poster and facebooked the mother of one of the teenagers. >> i don't feel like i was a teenager. i feel like i told their mom that they were alive and safe. i gave their mom comfort. >> she did go above and beyond here. the 14 and 16-year-old girls live in maine. police caught up with them and returned them to their families who are so grateful on this thanks giving. >> going to check in with janice. many people grateful ffr the perfect weather that we had. >> couldn't have had a more perfect day, like springtime in november. the highs are 10 degrees above average. central park checking in at 60. the record today was 67. unusually mild across the tri-state area but i don't hear anybody complaining about it. hear are the headlines, one more mild day and black friday will be the warmest. into the low to mid 60s. but the weekend does cool down with rain prospects next week. these are the current temperatures, main

american ricki stevenson lives in paris. >> 2 1/2 million people in paris. everyone's lives touched. she came with friends to deliver a message. >> tina krause, cbs news, there is. >>> -- paris. >> a new arrest in an online robbery scheme known as fishing. a 38-year-old was charged with ripping off at least eight people. according to police, the scheme involved online dating sites. made contact with the person and within that, and agreed-upon it, he would rob them at gunpoint. >>> a weston family's beloved dog to be home on thanksgiving after emergency surgery. the five-year-old pointer mix a stick became embedded in his chest. the animal hospital was a -- able to remove the stick. >>> you have probably seen those christmas tree logs starting to pop up and black friday is days away. >> wbz went ahead and got the scene officially started tonight . >> the governor helped the maestro with a sing-along and the blue man group marched to the beat of a different drummer . as did a seven-year-old girl when asked about her christmas list. >> what do you think you mig

american ricky stevenson lives in paris. >> 2 1/2 million people in paris, and everybody has been touched by the 130 people who lost their lives. >> reporter: she came with friends to deliver a message. [singing] ♪ we shall have no fear ♪ he's going to let it shine ♪ >> the men police believe planned the attacks was killed in a raid in a paris suburb wednesday with another suspect and unidentified person. they say 7 out of 8 people taken into custody during the raid have been released. >>> new video tonight of the aftermath of the attack in mali. the radisson hotel left in shambles. 19 people were killed when heavy armed islamist extremists opened fire and took hostages in the luxury hotel yesterday. one american woman from the washington, dc, area was also killed. >>> russia released video today it says shows airstrikes on syria earlier this week. the video shows fighter jets in the air along with a bomber. at least one missile is seen being dropped. russia has stepped up up its air campaign learning that isis was behind the group that brought down a plane last month. >>> the debate is r

stevenson who is a police officer is charged with being the leader's right hand man. they were indicted and their case now heads to superior court. jc: police are tieing to figure out why -- police are trying to figure out why a woman was out when she was hit and killed. woman. phil: the mbta wants to hear about your trip on the t. they are rolling out a census the t and what they need. the survey will be on-line, and they caution that any changes won't take affect. let's look at live first alert traffic. this is down by the gas tank. we do look for the red c is where we have longer drive times. it will take you 41 minutes right now. north of the city is 34 minutes from the upper deck to route 128. out west on the pike, 18 minutes from i-93 to newton corner. at least as you cross the section of the mass pike. 27 minutes from the western tolls to 495. when you get on 495, 8 minutes from the mass pike to 290. that's a look at first alert traffic. jc: new video of the hair harrowing escapes. the self-less gesture that keeps you from seeing the entire rescue on tape. the

american ricki stevenson lives in paris. ricki: two and a half million people in paris, and everyone has been touched by those 130 people who lost their lives. tina: she came with friends to deliver a message. we shall have no fear. we're gonna let it shine. we're gonna let it shine. tina: tina kraus, cbs news, paris. todd: the man police believe planned the attacks was killed in a raid at an apartment in a paris suburb wednesday. along with his cousin and another person, who police have not yet identified. laura: the government of mali has declared a state of emergency and three days of national mourning after a violent siege on a luxury hotel. 20 people, plus 2 gunmen, were killed friday. an african jihadist group is claiming responsibility. the national police are guarding the raddison blu hotel tonight. chicago's tallest skyscrapers. one person was injured as flames shot out of the john hancock center. thick smoke and fire could be seen pouring out of a window on the 50th floor. the tower houses offices, shops, and resid

president obama is speaking about re-entry and we have one brother who did 35 and rick stevenson who just came home and did 36 years. when you talk about re-entry and talk about giving opportunity, this is the people from the community and the people from the hood. we are ground-zero people. we are the people who are about safety. that is our no. 1 thing that we fight for, is safety in our community. they say don't stop -- we need housing. we need jobs. we need health care and this is the opportunity that they are giving to our community and our people. so we're thankful for that and letting us speak here and letting us share. thank you. >> thank you guys for coming. much appreciated and thank you for being in district 2 over the weekend. it was fun. >> i don't know how many lead singers you have had before you, but here i am, gold records and a prison record and it's a pleasure to be here and support this. thank you all. >> thank you. anybody else from the public who wishes to comment on these items? please step forward. >> hi. my name is alex and i'm here representing the mission b

ricky stevenson lives in paris. >> there are 2.5 million people in paris and everyone has been lives. >> reporter: she came with friends to discover a message. [ music ] >>> donald trump is leading the polls in the area, but a new pole shows that if romney was rung, they would vote for him instead. romney missed getting on the ballot all though he could still win as a write in candidate. >> for the first time in nearly half a century, football was played at the fenway park. it may be baseball's most it was notre dame 10-0 at the half, but bc finally got going in the fourth quarter. freshman jeff smith takes off with the ball and he is gone. 80-yards untouched into the end zone and bc is down 19-9 with to minutes to play, but bc would score. notre dame would win it all. all though it was a home game, the area was lit up in maroon and gold to remind them they were playing in their backyard. >>> much more this morning, the government pried away from the republicans. >>> and thankfully, this is not here, at least not yet. parts of the country already experiencing snow trouble. >>> and is

>> reporter: this street is stevenson street. and the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating this today we spoke with the mother of the video and she says her son has mental and physical problems since birth the mother, olga saw her son yesterday at san francisco general hospital. she was shocked when she saw the video. >> what kind of word you can put together to define, to justify to jointly beat somebody who is on the ground? >> reporter: two deputies striking an auto thief suspect repeatedly with their batons after chasing and tackling him in this alley in the mission them. -- he car and rammed a vehicle. police and sheriffs arrived and the two stopped. the alameda county defender visited petrov at the hospital, saying he suffered from head injuries and his arms were crushed. >> the only word that comes to find is horrific. and after that comes disgust, and outrage. >> reporter: he wants the u.s. attorney to investigate. >>> now, breaking news people are waiting for trains because a train hit and killed someone in t

>> reporter: this street is stevenson street. and the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating this today we spoke with the mother of the video and she says her son has mental and physical problems since birth the mother, olga saw her son yesterday at san francisco general hospital. she was shocked when she saw the video. >> what kind of word you can put together to define, to justify to jointly beat somebody who is on the ground? >> reporter: two deputies striking an auto thief suspect repeatedly with their batons after chasing and tackling him in this alley in the mission them. -- he reportedly stole a car and rammed a vehicle. police and sheriffs arrived and the two stopped. the alameda county defender visited petrov at the hospital, saying he suffered from head injuries and his arms were crushed. >> the only word that comes to find is horrific. and after that comes disgust, and outrage. >> reporter: he wants the u.s. attorney to investigate. >>> now, breaking news people are waiting for trains because a train hit and

scarlet: reed stevenson, joining us from san francisco.orrow, catch emily's interview with alibaba founder jack ma. an exclusive interview. scarlet: coming up on "what did you miss" tonight, speaking with t-mobile ceo john legere, 4:00 p.m. eastern on bloomberg news. the next gop debate night on fox. we will discuss. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. alix: from new york, welcome back to "bloomberg markets," i am alix steel. scarlet: breaking news on apache. in a document -- anadarko making a takeover bid. apache hadeported gotten a bid but did not know who it was from. it is anadarko petroleum, thanks to the re

american ricky stevenson lives in paris. >> two and a half million people in paris and everyone has been touched by those 130 people who lost their lives. tina: she came with friends to deliver a message. >> we shall have no fear, we're gonna let it shine. tina tina kraus, cbs news, : paris. alyx: the man police believe planned the attacks was killed in a raid in a paris suburb wednesday along with his cousin and another person still unidentified. french prosecutors say 7 of eight people taken into custody released. the government of mali has the clear a state of emergency and a 48 hour time of morning. the national police is guarding the radisson blu hotel throughout the weekend. coming up, refugee block. the heated discussions from the republican pool. what they have to say this morning. plus, forum canceled. off by the gop. mastering the art of refinement one dark chocolate rises above the rest lindt excellence created by our master chocolatiers pure, rich, darkly intense... made like no other crafted elegantly thin to reveal complex layers of flavor experience excellence with all you

rayburn, democrat who campaigned for adlai stevenson and yet worked very, very well with eisenhower. they both loved their country and worked for the interest of their country. i would answer the first question and, of course, can't prove it, but i'd say, no, it was more difficult then. the deep south, remember, was run by a handful, literally a handful of plantation owners. and the bitterness between the slave states and the free soil states was intense. and it touched every area of life, not just social life and religious life, it touched as i mentioned before, it touch toed commercial life because these barons in the south were swapping markets with cheap goods made by slave labor. and that enflamed commercial, financial interests of the north as well as the moral interests of the north. this was an impossible breach in the conduct of these two parts of the country. and as i say, clay never solved that problem, but he held the nation together by finding enough common ground to build this american system and truly unite the rest of the nation. civil war probably was inevitable beca

we are joined by the executive chef, john stevenson. john, let's be honest. turkey is not really the star of thanksgiving, the sides. good you are cooking. >> ben: were talking stuffing here. that's the stuffing were doing. >> theresa: this is a unique twist on stopping. i haven't seen chris on tuesday and stuff and before. >> has a nice cross, looks beautiful, it is a super buttery. >> theresa: are useful stayed the stuffing that's inside the turkey? is that okay. >> you that's kind of old school. grandma will save that for herself the next day or something. usually stuffing is like that. were going to make that. we have three types of bread, brioche, we buy a mixture from you life, very good. and then croissants,. >> ben: they make fresh bread there. >> reporter: this is a ride mixture. >> theresa: i'll help you. >> ben: okay. >> we will add all the vegetables. will have the mirror paula, carrots, celery, and onions, you do cook at home. >> ben: i do try. >> theresa: there you go ben,. >> ben: you have to saute these little bit right. >> we bake it in the o

>> i got victoria stevenson from bloomington, indiana. >> i love her. and let me in there and you have that. brian vargo from littleton, colorado. >> and rita clear ri from gloucester, massachusetts. >> and the last winner is carol williams from discovery bay, california. congratulations to all, and make sure that you enter again for next week's prize and the complete rules go to klgandhoda.com. and hit connect. big thank you to reej for being here today. and hody is going to be back here tomorrow. who is going to be here tomorrow the the, reej? >> i have a carrot. i stole a carrot. from the new movie "frankenstein" dan el yell radcliffe. >> and plus, jill martin is going to open up the shopping bag with items that you ha see. and a special edition of "who >> christa: a norton man heading to court to answer to charges of a deadly wreck on 495. >> jadiann: a stabbing suspect at the center of a standoff with boston police. jumps out of an apartment window to escape. where the search the for him sends them today. we are just hours away from the fourth repu

the democratic national convention and hundreds of democrats were demonstrating to bring adelaide stevenson back for the third time he currently did not think john kennedy was presidential enough. i think what will happen, it was one of the nations leading pollsters that said this, this is a campaign in desperate need of voters. , the firsto months real live of american citizens are going to go to caucuses in iowa and to the primaries in new hampshire and we will get a sense of who is out there and once that happens, not only will butfield change somewhat, they will focus on the candidates. i am pleased at how our campaign has been going and we are well ahead of where i thought we would be in terms of organization and financing and relevant strength. things andre all until you are tested by voters, we won't know. debate was notbc the easiest format in the world. i thought the democratic candidates generally did well. on, thats time goes will continue to be the case. as voters make choices, 1, 2, 3 of us or so will begin to move ahead. >> that leads into a second question. had the impression

stevenson temperatures near 60 across southern new hampshire this morning. there were a couple of showers overnight on the cape. we cannot rule out a spot shower over the next few hours. by early afternoon, we' re starting to see some breaks in the clouds. there could be a spot shower. most of us will have a dry day today. there is a busy southwesterly wind. we' re going to see the wind pushed the temperature up. high temperatures to beat the record in boston. 74 is the forecast. mid-to-upper 60' s along the south coast and along the cape. do not expect the temperatures to climb much today. the more clouds on saturday, cooler but bright sunshine on sunday. 60 on saturday to 50 on sunday. we will take a close look at veterans day for you. there will be a lot of clouds in the morning hours. notice the temperatures, near 60 on veterans day. temperatures do moderate once again next week. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: heavy volume on the let' s get to the maps. north of town, 93 south, volume out of methuen. accident cleared by route 2. 95 is ok south

>> i got victoria stevenson from bloomington, indiana. >> i love her. and let me in there and you have that. brian vargo from littleton, colorado. >> and rita clear ri from gloucester, massachusetts. >> and the last winner is carol williams from discovery bay, california. congratulations to all, and make sure that you enter again for next week's prize and the complete rules go to klgandhoda.com. and hit connect. big thank you to reej for being here today. and hody is going to be back who is going to be here tomorrow the the, reej? >> i have a carrot. i stole a carrot. from the new movie "frankenstein" dan el yell radcliffe. >> and plus, jill martin is going to open up the shopping bag with items that you ha see. and a special edition of "who noon... debate number four tonight for the g-o-p contenders. we'll have a preview. and how a dubuque bridal shop is helping military couples today. test. >> announcer: today on the meredith vieira show. social media is going crazy over the comments jeb bush made to the huffington post. and cedric the entertakener is

>> i got victoria stevenson from bloomington, indiana. >> i love her.usetts. >> and the last winner is carol williams from discovery bay, california. congratulations to all, and make sure that you enter again for next week's prize and the complete rules go to klgandhoda.com. and hit connect. big thank you to reej for being here today. and hody is going to be back here tomorrow. who is going to be here tomorrow t the, reej? >> i have a carrot. i stole a carrot. from the new movie "frankenstein" dan el yell radcliffe. >> and plus, jill martin is going to open up the shopping bag with items that you have to believe to see. and a special edition of "who (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >>> right now at 11:00, a soggy tuesday, rain is falling in some areas. parts of our region got heavy rain earlier and another round is on the way. good morning, i'm

>> i got victoria stevenson from bloomington, indiana. >> i love her.usetts. >> and the last winner is carol williams from discovery bay, california. congratulations to all, and make sure that you enter again for next week's prize and the complete rules go to klgandhoda.com. and hit connect. big thank you to reej for being here today. and hody is going to be back here tomorrow. who is going to be here tomorrow t the, reej? >> i have a carrot. i stole a carrot. from the new movie "frankenstein" dan el yell radcliffe. >> and plus, jill martin is going to open up the shopping see.ith items that you ha and a special edition of "who >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right when we moved out the debris, i saw her and i just like, wow! >> the neighbor describes the horrific moments after an suv slammed into an east bay home, pinning a woman sleeping in her bed. how he helped rescue her, and the charges that driver could face. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. we begin with details on the crash in san leandro, ha

stevenson street near clinton park. and that video has gone viral, but that may not be the only video we'll be seeing. because alameda county sheriff's deputies are required to wear body cams. presumably they were turned on as part of the investigation. abc abc 7 news first showed you this camera footage friday. after chasing an tackling him in this alley in the mission. they had chased him from san leandro to san francisco after he reportedly stole a car and rammed a sheriff's vehicle. the baton blows after it appeared the man slowed down when an officer yelled for him to stop. police and other deputy sheriffs finally arrived. that's when the two stop striking him. >> his arm's crushed. his head broken. >> reporter: petrov's mother olga saw her son yesterday at the hospital. she told us her 29-year-old son has had mental and physical ailments since birth. petrov was overcome with shock and disbelief when she saw the video. >> what kind of words you can put together, what kind of eloquence are you supposed to have to de

sheriffs vehicle and ended up in a chase from san leandro to san francisco where he smashed the car on stevenson street and ran. vic lee, abc7 news. >> a fairfield woman how whose young son allegedly stabbed her husband to death is in custody. police arrested him on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter, child endangerment and destruction of evidence. on october 24th she and husband kim aldrich got into a fight. her ten-year-old son stabbed him. but she didn't call police until the next morning saying he wouldn't wake up. >> excitement is growing in san jose over two mexican soccer teams that will face each other tonight in a stayed is yu. they are both from guadalajara raw. this is video from when they played in fresno back in july. the mexican-american community is buzzing about the match and people are even flying in from guadalajara raw to watch it. 18,000 fans will be in attendance. be sure to prepare for the traffic. you can also take caltrain. it's about ten minutes walk to the stadium. gates open at 6:30 p.m. with the match starting at 8:00. >> good effort. gets it to curry again and he

dad was reading me very traditional british authors -- rudyard kipling, john buchan, robert louis stevenson. it was my bedtime treat, was my dad read to me. which was great. and then i saw the bond film and i wanted to know about bond. he said, "well, i have these books." he showed me on the book shelf, there were these hard-back copies of james bond, first editions, "the man with the golden gun." "daddy, daddy, can i -- would you read me 'james bond'?" "yes, of course, i will." so he read me bond, the first installment. i didn't really understand it. of course, i felt i was very grown up, having it read to me. i went to school, came back the next day and my dad was in the garden. he was scything, or mowing the lawn. and i rushed up, "daddy, daddy, can we have 'james bond' tonight?" and he -- "bring me that book." i brought "the man with the golden gun." he ripped it up in front of me. and he threw it over the hedge. i looked very -- i think i must have been very shaken. i said, "what's wrong, daddy?" "go ask your mother, she'll tell you." so, i went to my mother and said, "what's the probl

sheriffs vehicle and ended up in a chase from san leandro to san francisco where he smashed a car on stevensont and ran. >>> a fairfield woman whose young won allegedly stabbed her husband to death is now in custody. police arrested chris is a ald rich yesterday morning on suspension of involuntary man splauter, child endangerment and destruction of evidence. on october 24th she and her husband got into a fight, police say her ten-year-old son stabbed him, however, she did not call police until 6:00 the next morning saying he wouldn't wake up. >>> 8:16 is our time. the largest support pier of the old eastern span of the bay bridge was imploded just over an hour ago. this is a live look at the bridge right now. abc 7 news corner cornell bernard joins us live from tez treasure island with details of today's explosion. >> reporter: it was quite a boom from our vantage point. caltrans said the explosion went according to plan. about 7:15 this morning the old pier is now gone. it was pretty dramatic. take a look. the implosion lasted about five seconds, 20 million pounds of concrete was demolished

sheriffs vehicle and ended up in a chase from san leandro to san francisco where he smashed the car on stevenson street and ran. vic lee, abc7 news. >> a fairfield woman whose young son allegedly stabbed her husband to death is in custody. place arrested him on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter, child endangerment and destruction of evidence. s on october 24th she and husband kim aldrich got into a fight. she said her ten-year-old son stabbed him. but she didn't call police until the next morning saying he wouldn't wake up. >> 6:17 is our time. >> excitement is growing in san jose over two mexican soccer teams that will face each other tonight in a stadium. they are both from guadalajara raw. this is video from when they played in fresno back in july. the rivalry goes back to 1916. the mexican-american community is buzzing about the match and people are even flying in from guadalajara to watch it. 18,000 fans will be in attendance. so make sure you prepare for traffic out there. you can also take caltrain to the santa clara station. it's about a ten minute walk from the stadium. gates open a

john woodman of braintree has the network. woodman's chief lieutenants in the ring was frederick stevenson, who was a quincy officer until 2003. randy: severe storms tore through parts of california over the weekend. the national weather service confirming a tornado touched down in denair. it brought down trees, damaged homes and left hundreds of people in the dark. no one was hurt. emily: alabama's governor says he will not allow syrian refugees to relocate to his state. governor robert bentley says his decision comes in light of the terror attacks in paris on friday. bentley says he will block any attempt to relocate syrian refugees to his state through the u.s. refugee admissions program. according to a press release from his office, there's been no credible intelligence of terror threats in alabama. five prisoners who've been held at guantanamo bay for more than 13 years are now in the united arab emirates. the men -- all from yemen -- were released and flown there saturday after u.s. authorities determined they no longer posed a threat. none of the men had been charged with a crime bu

this contradicted almost all of the polls and analysts projecting stevenson would become our next president not to report whatever that computer was saying. of course univac was right. 63 years ago today. when news breaks out, we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. >>> all right. thank you. the race is heating up right now. just days ahead of the big fox business network debate look at what's going on in the granite state. we have a readjusting battle going on among premiere candidates. this looks like trump, car rubir and then it gets close with john kasich and even chris christie. but in case you had doubts on who donald trump is worried about, it's not the good doctor. it seems to be a certain florida senator. take a look. >> marco rubio has a basic disaster on finance. let's see what you find. let's see what kind of a reporter you are. >> i don't know what he's talking about. i don't have any

that of course is from the late entrepreneur malcolm stevenson forbes. you think about that? send us a tweet. will throw that on my whiteboard and see how my 9-year-old feels about it. up next, he probably has more opinions about this. -- says cutting free snacks will save the ailing telecom company. 600 grand annually. can't believe snacks cost that much. what you are watching bloomberg go -- you are watching bloomberg go. stephanie: you are watching bloomberg go. i'm very excited to give a special quote. we have to have a correction. it was from the late entrepreneur malcolm stevenson forbes. we showed the wrong picture. that was his son. i really like the quote. take you so much for joining us, megan murphy and cory johnson. we will have a lot more in the next hour. you are watching bloomberg go. ♪ stephanie: turning it around. he has the monumental task of turning around the world's best-known bank. high drama at the high court. a supreme court case today could lead to a landmark decision on class-action suits. $170 million pay for this? one chinese

but for the most part, stop and go traffic down to about stevenson. in fremont. 6:47.. the tribune building. what a wonderful gentleman. >> and you got to go up on that tower? >> 20th floor. the history is fascinating. shout out to tom, everybody. >>> we do have fog out there. there's picking up in intensity. i know out towards brentwood, sonoma, even morgan hill. let's get right to it. pt z tv. it's a little early to be saving -- saying that tule fog at 6:30 a.m. around morgan help. and kristen cornett, very foggy in east brentwood, disco bay. that would be discovery bay. can't see more than three or four car lengths ahead. still rolling in. do you have any good news for us crying out loud? just getting. thank you for the update. some around antioch as well. november rain, cold temps, that's a perfect recipe for tule fog. first, second, ninth, 15th, and if everything comes together, there's going to be very cold rain, very cold rain. next tuesday and wednesday, into thursday, a lot of mountain snow. where will the low set up? offshore? over land? looks like the cold a

american ricky stevenson lives in par us. >> two and a half million people in paris, everyone has been touched by those 130 people who lost their lives. >> she came with friends, to deliver a message. >> cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> meantime the hacker group anonymous is declaring cyber war against isis. it says it is uncovered threats by the terrorists against the wwe survivor series which is schedule for today in atlanta. the fba doesn't consider it to be credible. anonymous also says it is to has uncovered information but new isis attacks in paris. anonymous claims it has taken down more than 20,000 isis related twitter accounts. >> on the campaign trail this weekend, republican presidential candidate, donald trump, says comments this week about support ago government data base to track muslims were mischaracterized. >> wendy gillette reports from new york. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump backed off comments he made this week about creating government data base to track muslims if he's elected. he said when asked about the subject, he didn't hear the question correc