better lighteing, beter stand pipe systs. better call boxe. better escape hatches. >> reporter: a rl car fire in one othe existing -- a week and aalf ago spent eight people to th hospital. if a similar siation happened in the new tunnel, motoris would haveeen able to escape much quicker. >> you'll have people evacuaingg and going to a safety zone. >> reporter: escape routes and better snage on t of this state of th art detection safest tunnels arond.of the it is almost set to open. if algoes as planned, the tunnecould open as early as monday, but first itas to pass thse emergency drills. those are heduled. ift all goes well, it could open a early as monday. i'm jody hernandez, nbc bayrea news. >>> the troubled ambulance serve in santa clara countys one less probl tonigh. workers have voted to acept a new contract rural metro ambunce service for response time penalties. then they declared banuptcy. theew contract gives them higher y and safety improvemen improvements. the company is in the middle of five-year contract. >>> it is a stunner. goin

the palo alt police department says the contract woul upgrade cara systs. police say videoechnology is valuable for training, evidence, and officeraccotability. >>> a smoking crackdow is under consideration in beeley. on tuesday the city council will consider a poly on banning smoking in apartments. some want to expand it to single family homes wer children and seniors so live. if berkey goes forward with that, itould be the first city to ps such a measure. >>> todas openingay of crab season ot off to a slow srt. many boats still hadn't left the wharf early ts morning. some roh weather, wind, and fog rolled in on the other side of the golden gate. that pt the boats from going ck up to pick up their pots there is some good news though. >> we'll have the crabs for thanksgiving. a couple of yeas ago we had the problem with the oil spill. things are loing good this > r. >>> this will also get y into the holiday mood. you're lookin at new video previewing san jose holiday light display. the clebration marks ten years of downto ice at the circl of ponds. it's rig

we do the driver trning, the syst, the feedback, ride by ride and day by day we're doing that feedback. >> wt hapns is anything not on the system -- >> they started out in l.a. wh we havever 300,000.aps a now it's the samething, going to more andore fleets. >>hy the focus on the professional cab maet? right now there are so many companies. people have seen theink muaches, uber-x. someeople a saying anyone could be a cab driver if they operate their car onne of these as. why areou focusing on old fashioned professional cab companie >> we think theab industr is the dom gnat solution. they're driving around the city al day long. they're licensed and insured. for t city it's balance of the urban environment. they mane the cabs on the street because if you get 1,000 more vehicles, traffic is bad enough, when you getore it gets woe. we're seeing a lot o feedback as a taxi experice is getting that ride share, and it smells like a dog, and the driver didn't know where to go, and i had give directio, taxi drives know how to get arnd. peopleay t experiencisn't always great. i think it wilbe two

so want to talk about the storm syst coming in. at:00 p.m. expecti our first shower inhe north bay. th as we head throughout tomorrow a of that activity spreads to the south. widespread lig shower actity. as we hd throughout wednesday we get even strger punch of moisture that's gng to impact the north bay. tals impressive, maybe up to more like a half inch south of th gden gatebridge. check ur drive with mike inouye. >> looking toward oakland where we expected a difrent flow and that's whate did see here. helights southbound we saw a lot of traff comg in waves downtown int this scene.ut of we'll lk at the map. we see slowingut a great recovery from downwn speed fin 50s. south thereof the burst of traffic headi down to hayward aninto fremont. a typical pattern past the san mateo bridge. the caso vley y as well. t of dublin to stoneridge and the scenes of two crashes that shoulde moving to the shoulder. they may be --ook at the and sunol and causing me on backup. approaching the dublin inrchange and mor heading toward 84 cut thrgh and maybe approaing from the northbound section. that'

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now people with chronic to.nesses needo be attended i think it's se to say that th the wear syst is fractured and the health care system is struggling. nonetheless, aid continues to pour in. there hav been planes arriving behind him from israel, the united states, ngapore, australia, the real mplicated ise has been how to get the that have hundreds of milesands away. there this is a complicated to be proud tonighbecause reason they'r depended onhe u.s. military. any conibution we can make, that what we're goi to do. >> reporter: sin if presence ofhe u.s. navy,he u.s. air force and the marines, things have picked upnd i thinkhey can hands say say, thank god for the u.s. militar or things wouldn't be gettingone at all. back to you. >> and within the hour, several doctors, nurses and other medical personne are planning to leave the bay area for the philippines. rural areas the.o workn some the same team also volunteered in hay tie. we'llave their story coming up at 11:00. >>> next at 6:00 your fare may be larger the next tim you need a ride. >>> an a fran lamark, this one right there will be und

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there is great support in the '50s for gasoline taxes to build the interstate highway syst bause people money was going for a real purpose. >> morgan, again, it gets to the point -- milton freeman used talk about this, the more money you take from the private sector the weaker the economy is because you take it from the onlyector creating something. >> not necessarily. let's go back to florida for a second. they raised user fees in the la couple of years. the economy was walloped in the downturn. they have come in with a budget surplus for the state. part of the reason is the user fees, despite no income tax and no property taxes compared to other states like texas. >> florida has a t of cities that are practically insolvent. look at miami. the state is running budget deficits. they can tax and see and nickel and dime all they want. it doesn't mean you will get more revenues coming in. it's because bureaucrats are wasting the money. >> florida cut a series of business taxes which is a reason why the economy has come back well. >>ice weather. let's not dump all the time on florida. comin

so we have a system set up syst through our own task force wher people who have been able to ae call in or e-mail in, talk to people and working with our embassy, we've been able to track down about almost 475 americans in response. for people looking to try to track down non-american citizens, filipino nationals, ,s it's a little bit harder just given the numbers.we we encouraged them to talk to ct contact philippine authorities, the red cross in the philippinei can also help.n philippine red cross has a website for families that ed cro families can reach out to a directly. or friends to try to help locate filipino citizens.s. >> we know this is going to be g long-term project, of course, dealing with the immediate the m individuals that are still in i' harm's way and then looking at how the united states properly w can assist in dealing with the long-term needs.it we appreciate you keeping this committee informed as to the status and how you see the needs and the role that the united states should consider playing. senator rubio?bio? >> thank you. i heard from a lot of people inr f

the syst there off to the west will bring us more clos through thday.'re looking at mostly cloudy skies. tempatures near 70 ely in the da cooling off int the mid 60s. it will be turning eezy, partly cloudy skies to start. increang clouds in there, t. mostly cloykies as we head towards the evening. wee planning on a blustery day. high tempetures only in the low 60s. probably clor to 2:00n the afternn. and then we're going to see mostly cloy skies as we head into the eving. now for t northbound, cloudy sdie skies throughout the day. temperatures by middaystill in the d 60s. out towards the tri valley, temperatures running little bit waer in the forecast. so some of our microclimates around the bay area, upper 60s to near 70. san teo to 60 degrees. highs theren the low 60s for yourmonday. and oaand, 65 degrees. noce the northbound temperaturesn the low s for the afternoon. by the way, anineasing chance of some light rain in santa rosa aftesundown tomorrow. and then by tuday, a chance of those show irser if your for outdoor events tomorrow o the coas misty

approach is an in three years were going get a system and any featurs and functionality once we get the syst well, we deliver them in to 90 day increments. and now we learn a lo about the custer experience beyondhat very intuitive. >> i think we need to take it on a smaller chunk instead of long deliverables. neil: when i was a kid i ued to prepare my parents were straight grates on my report card so if ey saw a uple of low-grade, they thought that i was being goofy. honestly they didn't harken my advice. thann you so much. e one switching gears here, in washington, the economic recovery being cut at th pass. it did not happen despite all o the doom and gloom. more indicationsf really good and and it used to drive the lateral government to a standstill. the way that they had a disastrous amount of sequestratn steps. >> no matter what. >> clearly the early read on both and is is that they do no do the harm that was feared. >> i hope that is right. is that i like it wasa joke, bu there's now a group of people saying that maybe the shutdown was good for the economy. >> they ot more dataetween a

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the syst coming in fairly mild around the bay area.s we get the rain to come in on tuday, you will notic not very chilly. th storm has some tropical today partly cloudy skiesor the morning and we'll see mperatures eventuall in the low 60s. into the afternoon, s jose, 62 degrees. safrancisco running a little cool today with an all-day sea breeze. highs around t mission for highs. peninsula, low 60s as we take you over to theorth bay, santa rosa, 64 degrees. tri-valley in the mid-60s. fremont, 62 and the bigger changes ben to show upn the seven-day focast approhing tuesday and wednesday. so if yore going to head out to the coast, areas ofow clouds today, sierr travel just fine. high in the mid-50s around lake tahoe, b come tuesday snow vels probably close to 6,000 to 7,000 feet with rain and snow moving into the sierra on tuesy. rain coming bac to the bay aa as early as late in the day monday for the north bay. kris? >> i'll st tuned to see if it's a umbrellaind of rain or rainacket kind of rain >>> when you lookt the b, you might not kn

so as the syste moves inland, nd speeds will back you have to tropical storm strength at 65-mile-per-hourinds, but the rains now are the problem. some o these mountain communities, we could see a foot >> thanks, rob.rain coming down. >>> we continue wh that developingstory. it's weaning as it approaches vietnam. they moved 880,000 people to safezones. state media is rorting at least sixeople have been killed as a result of heavy rain and strong winds. search hundr seral hundred domestic and internional flights haveeen canceled as vietnam braces itself, in the people are fearedead because of haiyan today survivors of th typhoon waited in long lines for food and other supplies in the typhoon was one of the that cotry,nd huge waves t swept away entire coastal region's main city.ated the president benigno quino landed in tacloban city to get a first-hand look at the devastation. >> tally for the missing and those confirm killed. we are working f the needs for priority was to restore power an communitions in ilated areas to allow for the delivery of relief and medical assistae there. > and theay a

the north bay, orange because the traffic and weather syste ar tied together. fog north ofan rafael including san rafael so watch the hills. at a smooth drive, 101 at 68 we'll show u 280 coming up. >> thanks so much. >> a renaissce man. i like that. >> never know with that guy. maybe he'll know more about this one. two cities topping the list of the mostxpensive rents in the nation. detailon that new report. >> it's not always great to b number one. sometimes it's a drag. plus, the peninla city looking to eand itsew outdoor smoking ba >>> welcome ba. a good thursday morning to you. there is new report out this morning at confirms what mos people in the bay area know. san frcisco is the most expensive place to live in the country. new u.s. census dat out this morng shows san francisco ats out allf the nation's largest cities when it comes to the highest median rent including neyork city. san francisco reports almost 50 of people living in the city pay more than $1500 month. medi rent in the cy is $1,463 per month. sajose second on the list with the median rent a

we need much more robust syst s systems. we need better land use planning.hnology because we have to get realtime information and realtime decision making but we also need to build community capacity and social resilience. the mayor talked about education and education gaps. it's interesting if you think that they decided the way to combat drug cartels and violence they had was to build social resilience and a better education system and build a community fabric. the response in various neighborhoods in chicago to the 1995 heat wave, which was totally unpredicted had to do community by community equally hard hit by the kind of social and community fabric so resilience is really about all of those elements and more than climate change. the next shock could be terror, an economic crisis. >> you have tried both before but even after particularly after sandy to lay out a plan for new york in terms of investments that with a make it more resilient. it strikes me that you run up against two big political problems. first there is still a big debate certainly in was

accepts them into the syst. i have been wi guys who are in this book.raphic pictures in here we would never put on fox. these guys said no, this what is happened when we were hurt. please show people what it was really le. it's very graphic. it takes them in that progress throh imdiate battle field care, trauma, to germany, back to the states and then in rehab. and now processed out into the quote real world. what's happened is two things. one, the v.a. system is broke. the mott over the door of the v.a. is "nothing is too good for our troops" that's just what we're going to give them, nothing. second of all, tese kid deserve a good job. it's the brightest, bt educated military that the world's ever seen. >> and post-traumatic stress, you talk about it in the bo. and wee got so many guys suffering from that. and i think about the tours. when y were in vietnam versus the tours these guys were expected so many of them over so many years afghanistan, in iraq. i can't ev -- contrast if you wi the pressure on the battle field knowing you're going out on one

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good vibility, few thin we head through noon, even this afternoon 's goi to turn cloudy as the next syste its approach. a dryday, 65 in san jose. peninsula mid-60s forhe most part. even in san ancisco, l to mid-60s ain with sshine for the rain does arrive for tomorrow. you'll note that a the bottom of your screen. how are the roads? >> ty are crowded but you know expect that. we'll look toward the san mateo bridge, one of the usual suspects heavier than normal westbnd to the san mateo and foster city side. this is td up off the bridge, a crash south of 92 ts things up in the northbound side in the fast lane. the earlier cra there also tied things up. slower drive through sunol, pleasanton. all of the crashes hav cleared in the tri-valley is ugh. >> thank you. we'll have another localpdate in one half hour. >>> bk now a 7:30 on a monday mornin it's the8th of vember, 2013. it's the day after in kokomo, indiana. this is a commuty north of indianapolis. one of the communities very hard hit by tse terrible storms that bw through yesterday. >> homes were bare. everybody's belongin -- it's amazg

which is a semipermanent settlement and they are not getting their water straight from the helmand syst system. this is the agriculture. if you're near an irrigation pal and have water you can have green. if you do not have water it is a desert. unless you are nomadic and move around. i have to catch right on the marines back to get across. you have to look at a number of scales. the area that is highlighted on the map of th, the most northerd box is around the kajaki reservoir and the boxed area is showing kandahar. you need to consider the water food nexus with all of this because we have a river system with a limited amount of water. that water is being used for the repeated agriculture. the water is being used to produce electricity. kandahar is a consumer of electricity. as we have tried a number of projects represented. to increase the amount of electricity you have to hold water behind the dam to have enough hydraulic head. you have to have enough water behind the dam to generate power releasing it for agriculture further downstream. we have people down there, human come sunshine

the reason why it is so cold right now is a weather syste not bringing us any rain but just o to the east, you can see the sw on the east side of the sier. around theay area today, we'll see high clouds coming in and thisooler air spilling in from the north really dropping r temperatur down this morning. we will wake up to 30s and 40s here coming up in the comg mornings. 62 in sheen say. san francisco about 6 1 degrees. to t north, we should s temperatures to 64 in santa sa. pleasantton lely the warm spot today. >> thank you very much. >>>. >> the tunnel opened just before 4:30his morning. chp guidi the first drivers there will be four dedicated lanes in both directionsat a times on highway 4 officialsay the new tunnel is wider, taller and brighte a thether three bore >> shots fired end in a homicide. police re called around 7:30 last night foreports of shots fired at a shopping center on west san carlo street. we're told onef the offers fire.earby and heard the gun when pice arrived, they found he may have been sitting in his pickup tck when the soting happed. the manas taken to val

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and yet this administration continues to insist upon refusing a proper vetting syst system. now, it's bad enough that the web site is entirely dysfunctional but that's going to get fixed sooner or later. but the fact is that this same web site could in the interim become a magnet for fraud and identity theft. now, many of us who were skeptics about the president's extravagant promise of the -- of obamacare once implemented, we've been expressing our concerns for years about obamacare. but i have to tell you, as skeptical as i was about obamacare when it passed the senate on christmas eve in 2009, it's even worse than many of us predicted. certainly worse than we imagined. with millions of americans getting cancellation notices from their insurance companies, we're finding out that their premiums are about to go up and not go down, it's important to remember exactly why this is happening. well, thanks to the regulations of our friends across the aisle whcontinue to support, obamacare has allowed washington bureaucrats to decide what constitutes an acceptable health insurance