and when i looked at the door again it was closed and she was caught in the door across her chest. but internal zoo documents show a long history of problems with the operation of that same door. a log entry from january 27th, 2010 reports a gorilla about the same age when she died got hand caught in electric door 4 not using it at first, but then mildly favoring it. the next day a zookeeper warns to avoid shipping her to the far off electric doors which are hard to see gorillas through. sources tell me the door that killed the gorilla is the farthest away.

opera and the door the mercy stop but did not have a clear view of the door. >> reporter: they attemptedo stop the man of the flat in the car. we realize this isn't just your normal accident this to the police car chase. i could hear the guys are doing with a cop. >> reporter: is unfortunate that it takes a tragic event to sporades repaired his efforts notice morning of burglary caught on tape a mantle's stole it to the door of the gallery cafe on russian hill. >> reporter: he will check over to the tip jar reality star open about her relationship with the alleged sex offender one man is trying to make extra money renting out his treehouse will have the story out of brooklyn coming up. >> reporter: the mother of reality tv star talk to dr. phil about her relationship of an alleged sex offender. the man was recently released from jail after serving time for molesting her older daughter is a preview of the interview. >>orter: not officials interview airs monday at 4:00 right here on kron 4 >> reporter: lots of sunshine in the area right now. a lot of that study to burn off for a back with

and when i looked at the door again it was closed and she was caught in the door across her chest. but internal zoo documents show a long history of problems with the operation of that same door. a log entry from january 27th, 2010 reports a gorilla about the same age when she died got hand caught in electric door 4 not using it at first, but then mildly favoring it. the next day a zookeeper warns to avoid shipping her to the far off electric doors which are hard to see gorillas through. sources tell me the door that killed the gorilla is the farthest away. a different door dropped it again. he said i didn't catch the door in time he screamed. it looks like there is a gash in left middle finger knuckle. knuckle swollen. they answer showed where it appeared to be on the hand. >> there is visibility issues and lighting issues. >> officials are bringing in zoo expert from florida. one obvious slogs would be to have a second set of eyes. when transferring the gorillas past those doors. >> there are two operating the system and one person doesn't see something the other says hey look a

door again. you do it. you beat on the mother [ bleep ] door again. i don't be no [ bleep ] cow. beat on the [ bleep ] door again. >> once the inmates calmed down, gilbe gilbert's hearing got underway. his appeal for a transfer was quickly dismissed, but it didn't take long for gilbert to make another request, one to help beat the boredom of prison life. the return of his recently confiscated chess set. >> why can't have a chess piece, ward culliver. >> segregation. let me tell you what to do. >> get you some paper, draw you out a chess board -- >> i can't play in my head. i just don't see where it can hurt anybody to let somebody else have something semi-constructive to do in their cell. >> ask the law library to come next through to bring you a copy of admin regular and see if it says you're supposed to have chess pieces. >> well, you're the man, you run this place. >> i follow the regulars. >> that's what i'm saying, that's your decision. >> and i follow the regulars. >> the regulars say we supposed to be able to have books, doesn't it? >> nope. >> that's what i'm telling you.

all right out the door let's see. oing on in metering lights are turned on at the bay bridge. so they were turned on on the earlier side about five minutes ago already. you are already stacked up clear to the overcrossings and cash and fastrak lanes are backed up now as well. and we have some few slowdowns as well in berkeley. westbound 80 this is on the east shore freeway approaching gilman. is the three car fender-bender blocking one lane so they are working to clear that. in the meantime another big traffic story is also the fog, lawrence was talking a lot about this. but in the meantime out of sausalito, visibility is low you can see it's pretty thick this morning. coming into san francisco. and we have a few new dense fog advisory that is chp just issued within the last hour including one for the dunbarton bridge and highway 84 and one for the carquinez bridge, coming into crockett and rodeo. you can see -- well you can see the sensors look okay but visibility apparently is pretty foras well. so this is one of the

out the door, a chill in the air. numbers are in the 40s and 50s. the only thing that's been notable is a little bit of patchy fog inland. more like the tule fog. otherwise, it is a second straight day of a "spare the air" day, the third one of the winter season. a little bit of pollution in the atmosphere as it gets close to the surface. it's trapped at the surface so pollution in the atmosphere. today's numbers going up in comparison to yesterday. in fact, today will be the warmest day of the workweek. in the 60s and in the 70s. 71 degrees in fremont through union city. my outside number today will be 78 degrees. that will be in gilroy and morgan hill. slight cooling and partly sunny thanksgiving day. we cloud up, gray skies on friday and then rain on saturday through monday. elizabeth, that means snow in the high sierra which means -- >> skiing? sledding for me? chains? chain requirements, too. aim little slow on the up take tailed. thank you, roberta. >>> we're bracing for a wet morning commute monday. today the roads are quiet. a lot of green s

and when i looked at the door again it was closed and she was caught in the door across her chest. but internal zoo documents show a long history of problems with the operation of that same door. a log entry from january 27th, 2010 reports a gorilla about the same age when she died got hand caught in electric door 4 not using it at first, but then mildly favoring it. the next day a zookeeper warns to avoid shipping her to the far off electric doors which are hard to see gorillas through. sources tell me the door that killed the gorilla is the farthest away. a different door dropped it again. he said i didn't catch the door in time he screamed. it looks like there is a gash in left middle finger knuckle. knuckle swollen. they answer showed where it appeared to be on the hand. >> there is visibility issues and lighting issues. >> officials are br expert from. one obvious slogs would be to have a second set of eyes.rsfris past those doors. >> there are two operating the system and one person doesn't see something the other says hey look at this. there is something going on there and

they don't know what is on the other side of the door. they are just protecting themselves and making sure it is over quickly. >> if you are breaking into a house in the middle of the night their first instinct is another drug dealer wants to rip them off. >> so police want protective equipment. s.w.a.t. teams get that and more from the pentagon. >> in early day it was helicopters, airports, big ticket items that an agency could not afford but in many circles couldn't use. >> today? >> m-16s and things from a battlefield. >> some is necessary. his team once had to borrow a garbage truck to get close to people. >> we needed an armored car that day. >> now the pentagon gives away mine resistant armored vehicles. >> they use it because it's free. >> in your town the sheriff's office got an mrat. >> and they need that. >> any armor you can procure that is free is a good thing. i'm a fan of having it and not needing it. >> local police get cash grants from the department of homeland security which they use to buy armored trucks like this bear c

the robber backs off for a moment and runs to the door. t he quickly returns, leaping over the glass counter to try again to reach the door buzzer. just when luis think the nightmare is about to end, he has to fight again. >> when he was almost coming to the door, i think, okay, it's over now. but when he come back, i don't know what i had in my hand, the wood, i just know i hit him many times. >> in the middle of a barrage of hits from luis, the gunman manages to reach the buzzer and unlock the door. luis' brother-in-law throws a chair at the gunman. then a fire extinguisher. >> my uncle surprised me because he's very soft spoken. he's very timid. so for me to see him even move like that, it was great. >> the men race out the front door. and luis' brother-in-law pursues them out to the street. but luis is still in danger. he's bleeding from his bullet wound. >> oh, my god, all around was blood. so that's when i decide to call to the police. >> luis first calls his son, juan, then 911. >> i own a business across the street. and so he called

and when i looked at the door again it was closed and she was caught in the door across her chest. but internal zoo documents show a long history of problems with the operation of that same door. a log entry from january 27th, 2010 reports a gorilla about the same age when she died got hand caught in electric door 4 not using it at first, but then mildly favoring it. the next day a zookeeper warns to avoid shipping her to the far off electric doors which are hard to see gorillas through. sources tell me the door that killed the gorilla is the farthest away. a different door dropped it again. he said i didn't catch the door in time he screamed. it looks like there is a gash in left middle finger knuckle. knuckle swollen. they answer showed where it appeared to be on the hand. >> there is visibility issues and lighting issues. >> officials are bringing in zoo expert from florida. one obvious slogs would be to have a second set of eyes. when transferring the gorillas past those doors. >> there are two operating the system and one person doesn't see something the other says hey look a

the officer opened the door, came out with a shank. y i have a hard head and it bounced off my head and just cut me in the back. sent me to the hospital. came back to work this day. i'm going to see about -- i just come do my job. that's all. i'm not -- i don't want to act like them, you know? >> he says he doesn't take it personal. >> would you take it personally if someone stabbed you in the head? >> oh, definitely. probably retaliate, you know? >> you get a little change of environment. we're actually moving today. >> where? >> we're going to the level five. >> my last 60 days are going to be over there? >> correct. everything goes good, my last 60 days i could get a little bit of interaction with people before i get out of society because 12 years of supermax is no it -- well, actually 16 years, so it's not a good transition to go before, you know. if i'm too dangerous to go to level five, how am i not too dangerous to go to population? >> i don't want you to go with any false impressions. what's going to happen is you are still six

this is not the same address but the next door. >> on the same side. >> ups yes. >> i just wanted to know and is there something been there prior to this occupying that space out of curiosity. >> this space 3 floor has been vacant for almost 10 years and we tried to build a business there is a center and san francisco history museum but didn't workout it out so we had to support our employees and also pay the rent so this is not the process so we changed the business and seems to be doing okay. right now thank you. >> so where this this space entertainment on all the floors. >> yes, ma'am. >> so constrict on the top floor and what else. >> the second floor is tab room a bar and also game and third floor would be a restaurant which has been restaurant and a few games but the fourth floor the tape floor we plan to have a few constriction games and we want to keep that open we get corporate and may want to have music or something so we want to keep that open the space is rather large so it's conducive. >> if i remember a hotel across the street and couple of residents attached to that b

here's a live look out the door. westbound 580 still clear through the livermore valley and heading into pleasanton. but there are delays out of tracy the usual delays and then an accident not helping. silicon valley commuters, if you are riding in milpitas everything is great no delays. >> so not really "friday light." >> not really. >> keeps us guessing. >> the. >>> happening today a stanford doctor who went to west africa to treat ebola patients will end his 21-day quarantine at his redwood city home. dr. bucks sent his wife and dog away until he feels declared healthy. >>> affordable care act is in its second year and in california open enrollment will begin tomorrow. "covered california" covered is set to last three months for folks who need help enrolling. there are events scheduled tomorrow in several bay area locations including san jose's yerba buena island high school, tennyson high school in hayward and the san mateo medical center. >>> 5:05. a wedding planner is behind bars after pleading guilty to ripping

this is the door and leading to the basement, and this is the property of the appellant. and you can see here there is a window, and it shows most partly, the floor is over here, and above, just above this concrete wall stem wall. and i have another picture here. this is a stem wall of the appellant. and this is the door that leads to the basement, where we are digging two feet below this slab. i am close with a picture to the appellant's stem wall. this is our job site stem wall that very much level. and so based on this, we don't understand how a 5 to 6 feet grade difference could occur between the appellant's foundation and our excavation and so we estimate that it is less than 4 feet including the excavation. and so, also, i wanted to show and construction sequence to show that we are considering the neighbor's stability. this is the s1.2 of the approved drawings and it shows, here, this, this line is where the balance of the property, and it is adjacent to ours and the foundation. and the overlap is only 14 feet. and this is 22 feet. and at the mentioned earlier that

at the door again the young gorilla was caught in the door.oor did not have automatic stop mechanisms, which some animal rights advocates say it could have saved the young gorilla. tonight. the police now have been accustomed amazing video from outer space showing what a landing on the comment of what this comic to tell us about planet earth. >>:reporter members are holding a peace rally right now at richmond's civic center plaza for a high school basketball player gunned down in front of his own home. >>:reporterrichmond high junior rodney frazier was working on his motorbike on friday when someone opened fire, killing him. >>:reporterauthorities say he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, and had no gang ties or known enemies when he was killed. so far no arrests have been made. >>:reporterrodney's death comes days after four other teens were wounded in shootings in richmond organizers say tonight's rally is to call for an end to the violence plaguing their community. >>:reportercolma police arrest a woman accused of punching ano

when somebody knocks on the door don't you open the door? at if somebody wanted to come in, like one of your friends. >> they call. >> oh, they call. they call. >> the way you get in here you call. you make a phone call, speak chinese and know somebody. >> mae-sung had been ordered to close after a previous inspection found condoms, lubricants and other indications of sex for sale on premises but the inspection tonight indicates they are still in business. this menu of services and prices is discovered in plain sight. >> long time ago. the old prices. they never used it. >> i get reports and complaints you are still doing massage. that's why we are here. i have people tell me you are still doing massage. not just because i decided to come. >> we haven't been doing anything. >> this young woman's denials are compromised by the fact that her pocket is stuffed with cash. investigators also notice a number of pornographic videos laying around, including one already loaded in to the dvd player. >> do you watch this? >> the items are not illegal bu

the issues moving forward by telling those people look you can come back another night and have the door managed to that note we have the experienced bartender who have managed other restraints sierra club everyone on the staff is an all-star member. >> okay. thank you. >> do we have other questions from the commission. >> i do. >> okay. >> so i've been in that neighborhood a long time the week days are dead and sometimes on friday and saturday it's a small place that goes behind the kentucky fried chicken in our security plan you say one security on the door but in this case because obviously you've been working inform audrey and i know envy and south factory a lot of training on promotion and urge you to have a lot of friends coming down in addition to what's already down through so the thing is you say one security guard in the front door but what about the line that goes around people may want to wait and you'll let people leaf people can come in so one security guard is not going - and one security guard is out the door we have an additional security guy f that stands on the compari

. >> we got her coming through the doors. okay. she's in the hallway. she's listening at the door. >> a cautious young woman enters the room and immediately gives the officer not one, not two but three hugs. >> don't get a real hug. >> yeah, i'm sorry. >> like you don't want to touch your body against mine? >> she's all over the uc at the door. >> they are looking for wires. trying to see if he is wearing a bug. >> despite chastity's initial nervousness, the officer confirms the deal and she accepts $500. >> before getting down to business, chastity checks out the room. >> look. she checks. she picked the money up to see if it was counterfeit. >> reassured the money is authentic, chastity ordered the undercover to get comfortable. code for get naked. >> get naked? completely naked? >> yeah. >> okay. >> you good with anal, too? >> no. >> for 500, 30 minutes. >> it won't go in. >> i told you to bring the tools. >> what tools, the lube and stuff. >> yeah. >> -- first of all. >> why? just kidding. >> having heard enough, sergeant jodi furlong orders officer

i had gone to open the door and get out of the car and when i did so, i was opening the door, i said, come here for a minute. that's when he turned and said, what the [ bleep ] are you going to do about it and slammed my door shut on me. >> slammed the door shut? >> yes. >> you're trying to get out, he slams the door shut. and? >> i was taken aback. i've never been trapped in my car. i used my door to push him back and yell at him to get back and again he just pushed the door shut and just stares at me. >> so you are staring each other down? >> yeah, he stared at me almost overtop of me. looked like he was trying to intimidate me. as i looked back at him, punches start flying. >> he threw the first punch? >> yes. >> because, you know, some of the witnesses have said that they saw you trying to pull him into the car. >> that would be against every training ever taught to any law enforcement officer. >> didn't happen? >> no, i did not. >> he punch you. did he land a punch? >> yes, he did. the first one hit me in the side of the face right in this area and then i don't know what or how m

and out the door, no big hot spots. a little warmer over at the bay bridge, you will notice some slight delays in the cash lanes far left ones but overall everything is looking good. they should have cleared the overnight roadwork by now westbound and eastbound picked up according to caltrans ahead of schedule before 5:00. coming out of tracy those delays continue past 11th and now it is kind of sluggish to north flynn. so we are seeing kind of an unusual delay. various lanes blocked between hacienda and foothill through dublin and it's actually really backed up there near the dublin interchange. so 20 minutes between the altamont pass and 680. they should be picking this up shortly. but again it was supposed to wrap up by 5:00 so this is late running but we'll keep our eye on it. there is a little backup right now. >>> well, this morning mayoral races in two of the bay area's largest cities too close to call right now. we are going to have full coverage coming up. >> first to the race for mayor of oakland. >> libby scha

on the other side is the master bedroom. that doorill be closed. >> we watch along with deputy chief eric fleming of philadelphia fire. one minute into this fire smoke is gathering on the living room ceiling. it starts to trickle into the kids bedroom. two minutes, thick black smoke is choking out the air in the living room and the kids bedroom with that open door. now take look at the master bedroom. you can see the orange glow of the fire at the bott top of the door but so far no smoke. >> smoke goes up to the ceiling and back down. if you have a door closed it cannot easily get through that door. >> at three minutes the entire living room is in flames. the air is black and fire is going down the hallway. dough brie begins to fall from the ceiling and smoke consumes the kids room. but in that mastery bedroom even with that fire raging outside the door, there's barely a sign of smoke here. >> when you close the door, how much extra time would you say that gives you? >>> you going to have at least, you know, five to sick minutes to ac

eventually the victim ran out of the door into his arms he told the police. hill pled the police say, only to be surrendered by his parents this morning. >> he was holding her in the room because when the witness came to the door the door was partially open and the witness heard her screaming "help me, help me." >> the victim's family says she is extremely traumatize the and professional counseling underway. >> yesterday we found her hiding under the bed. she had to be poked, prodded, pictures taken of her. it was very embarrassing and humiliating. she had to take all types of medications to make sure she was not given anything by the perpetrator. >> i saw him in there crying. and when she was screaming and crying for him to stop what he was doing to her, where was the sympathy then? >> and kassim hill's bail set at $50,000 and the neck court date november the 12th. vernon odom channel 6 news." >> thank you. >>> other news tonight, authorities in camden say they've cracked a cold murder case from last year. today the suspect in the case, 24 year old wilbert s

if you call the nurse an officer will come in with a gun and close the door. and the nurse will come and say the doctor will see you soon and after that, the nurse will come back and they will say stay in here for a little bit more and you will stay for another four hours 4 hours and the whole thing is very scary for teenagers and i have been through that with my clients and it is horrible. you would not know. you wouldn't think of it as being scary but it is truly devastating for these teenagers. the triej center is a great answer to that. that's why >> it's a location of the program. it's where baseball games are played, local grammar school areas have their practices there and their games there and none of them have been notified. at the last meeting. i asked the ceo at the park if they have been notified and he said no. according to the citizens right to know in that section notice should have been given to the people who used the park. it was quite a few. they provided me of 911 calls to october 7, 169, 911 calls. seven, 51/50 calls. i think the program is

casually posted the notice to the door. i have the letter. only the front you can see but sideways and this is a huge area of the notice. i took a picture and i would like to give it to the gentleman there. i just google map how this facility so close to the park. it's just about 25 feet away and we can see the facility and we can see those patients hopping, jumping over the fence. the neighbor happened to have video, again, i cannot, and i would like to also give a letter to the committee to recap what i would like to say is i'm totally upset about how they can get away from this program. how dare they start this program without telling us and jeopardizing our safety. my parents use the park for exercise. >> time. thank you very much for your thoughtful comments. victor tong and on deck is gene flipo. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is victor tong. i'm from apa family supportive services in chinatown, a family advocate and i work with asian populations. prior to this i had extensive history working in the mental field. i was workin

we seen him through the door, walk the guard over. so we knew he was going down. >> he had the officer at gunpoint. and as you can see up to the control sent from here. >> the control officer was arguing with him. i found out later he thought it was a toy gun or something. and we discussed before, you know, we didn't want to shoot nobody or anything unless it was absolutely necessary. so he just shot him in the shoulder, let him know it was real. he let the rest of us out. we went out the roof escape hatch and then used the alarm wires to help us stay balanced on the wall partition that went out to the sallyport. >> what happened is we didn't have the razor wire here. the gate wasn't here. inmates were able to walk this wall right here. over the fence and go down. >> make a mad sprint across the parking lot, and hopefully we wouldn't be shot at from the tower. >> during that summer months, we would assign an officer to the tower until 8:00. there was nobody in the towers, which gave them the opportunity to escape. and now the tower is

over the door. hit the tray slot and sprayed back out. >> when i saw it, i thought he did it myself too. >> schreiber has pointed the finger at arick miera. now fox and piper will talk to him to get his side of the story. >> i didn't do it. he was standing there talking about getting [ bleep ] all day long. about [ bleep ] bombing us. you know. >> did he say anything to you? you didn't get him before he got you? >> no. you can ask them guys that were in there. he's been in there all morning. i think the guy wants to check in. >> all right. that's all we needed to know then. >> all right. >> hey, you [ bleep ]. you fat little [ bleep ]. >> he's getting that [ bleep ] back in spades. i'm going to make it extra thick, man. it's going to be extra thick and full of [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to get you good tomorrow. it's on. it's on now, miera. that's a felony, by the way, you dumb [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ] bomb another prisoner nowadays, it's a felony. >> piper and fox both suspect miera is telling the tru

definitely not as much fog out the door today. p has no dense fog advisories so that should make it a mood is right agrows the golden gate. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. a snapshot of the san mateo bridge. i can tell you that everything is looking okay and that drive time is accurate. it's only about 13 minutes from hayward between 880 and 101. at the richmond/san rafael bridge it's quiet. all these cars are heading westbound and it's only 14 minutes or so between 80 and one one. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. your forecast now, what's going on? we have some changes. here's lawrence. >>> we haven't seen a spieder today, liz. i hope the spider shows up again. >> i hope he's okay. he usually comes out a little later. >> waits until sun-up. around the area, low clouds and fog onshore, drizzle at the coastline. looks like it will turn out to be a decent day but you can see that swirl of clouds off the coastline part of a trough that will help to change things the next couple of days. in fact this afternoon we'll

>> the door fell off in the middle of the flight. bono and four friends filing what could have been catastrophic disaster. >> this morning bono is thankful to be alive when a cargo door on a private jet detached after falling 15,000 feed in the air. he and four friends were almost at the end of a two hour flight from dublin to berlin he did not miss a beat. he planned and he met with german officials. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. passengers lives were never really in danger. >> we saw the first photos but do not understand what could have happened. we need to investigate why the door break off. there can be many reasons for the incident, something broke on the door or it wasn't closed properly, the usual problems. >> passengers were not in jeopardy if the pressurization is not compromised and the ape was flying well there is no reason to go back. the pilot said they noticed a rumble but felt no major change in how the plane was flying and found out only on the ground the aircraft lost the door. the investiga

. >> come on, open up the door. p your hands visible. >> but it's the suspect who catches the police by surprise. >> i was a little taken back on the operator of the vehicle. it was totally out of the norm. >> july 28th, 2008, arlington, texas. detective jesse minton of the arlington police department auto theft unit is alerted that a bait car has been broken into. bait cars, rigged with cameras and gps tracking equipment, are used by police departments nationwide to catch thieves in areas where auto theft is a problem. >> we pick a car that looks like cars that are most stolen. we lock the doors remotely. record everything inside with video cameras and microphones. then we deploy them to a place where we have a crime problem or persons are stealing those types of cars in the area. we're basically fishing with the bait. >> the bait car, a red chrysler sebring, is stolen just down the road from the station. an alert is triggered when the door's opened. >> once that activation is received, all i know is it's moving 20

i tried to get out the front door. t sammy to come out front. i did not need my sister out there. she was safe, as far as i was concerned. as long as they didn't come behind that counter, she was safe. that's one reason i kept looking over my shoulder, trying to make sure they weren't coming behind the counter. >> helpless as they wait for the police to arrive, sammy's anxiety grows. >> i was thinking of what they could do to jenny and the other waitress that was out there. and then the gentleman, they kept telling him to get down and he would not get down at all. >> finally after a few minutes, the thieves storm out with the lottery tickets and the register. >> we went out front and made sure everybody was okay. he grabbed jenny and held her and we made sure the other waitress was okay, 'cause that was her first robbery. she'd only been here like two weeks. we made sure the gentleman was okay, which he left really quick. >> the police arrive on the scene and jenny and sammy give their account of what happened that even

but after a while, they closed the door, and we took off. i know people have different opinions of the algerian airline, but i'm a great fan. >> so john limbert, given all this history from 33 years ago what have we learned about iran and negotiating with iran and the current situations that we find ourselves in with iran? >> i would like to say peter that we have learned something. but i'm not sure what we've learned. i mean, if you look at our relations today, they are not very good. and we're right now in a very -- we and the iranians are in a very dangerous place. there's a lot of talk of war. there's a lot of talk about air strikes, a lot of talk about an iranian nuclear program. being the eternal optimist that i am i didn't think we would be in such a bad place, even after what had happened in 1979 and '80. when we flew out of tehran on those planes, if you had asked me, i would have said in five years, seven years, ten years at the most, tempers will cool. we and the iranians will realize that we have mutual interests, that we have thi

. >> it is slick out the door. traffic across the golden gate bridge all morning long we have been watching cars make splashes coming into san francisco. now, we have been relatively hot spot-free until now. we have an accident coming into san rafael in the north bay. southbound 101 at lincoln, up to two lanes are blocked. a spinout you can see that right now there's minimal delay but i know tow crews are heading to the scene and farther not in petaluma, southbound 101 at kastania road, this accident was just cleared to the right-hand shoulder about your we are seeing brake lights southbound. then clear past the kastania road exit. metering lights are on now over at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have rain on the camera lens. they have been going through the metering lights very slowly this morning. so the backups are pretty extensive on 580. that 580 approach is very slow. once you get on the bridge though they are clamping down on the metering lights so hard they are limiting the amount of traffic on the bridge its

open and kicking doors the handle of the doors the doors represent again, the single biggest source of details on the cars we have to help people understand when they hold the doors open it has a negative impact in areas we'll be undertaking a series of announcements to help people understand that frankly the other thing our system we're going to have details it's difficult because you have a subway detail is effects 5 line we're doing we're stepping up the trouble shooting stills skills for the first responders including a system where our rail inspectors will be working with us to move a vehicle to expedite details we're trying to 0 moved in reducing this details and communicating nor focusly in terms of the capacity and before i leave communications could you what is the agency doing to get the operators for consistent in terms of communication there are operators that do a great job keeping riders updated and others you'll be stuck in the subway for minutes and not hear a word sometimes, i hear the operators have a problem getting feedback so they don't know what to say w

he's opening the door a crack to green lighting betting on sports, and this time his league would get a cut. the end of a dirty little secret or the beginning of real headaches. there was terrific action. king james, lebron back with his home state cleveland cavaliers dropped 32 points. i would like to show you the highlights of this or any other game but i can't because to use any video from the nba i would have to license it at great expense from the league. the nba is rolling in money, according to forbes. the average team is worth $634 million , up 25% from 2013. the league just inked new tv deals with turner and espn. the average annual pay out for tv writes is $2.6 million. as think compete with the powerhouse nfl, the league is searching for new income streams. that could explain why commissioner adam silver is saying out loud why not turn gambling into a money-making enterprise not just for the book makers but for us. silver said that legal sports gambling has big potential. he estimates $400 million a year for the league. right now it's nevada and the sports books of las vega

. >> i had gone to open the door and get out of the car. when i did so, as i opened the door, i said, come here for a minute. and that's when he turned and said, what the [ bleep ] are you going to do about it and slammed the door shut. >> reporter: slammed the door shut? >> yes. i used the door to try to get him to go back. he just pushed the door shut and stared at me. punched start flying. >> reporter: he threw the first punch? >> yes. he hit me in the left side of my face. >> reporter: because, you know, some of the witnesses have said they saw you trying to pull him into the car. >> that would be against every training every taught to any law enforcement officer. i don't know what or how many hit me after that. there was a barrage of swinging and grabbing and picking for about ten seconds. >> reporter: and then what? >> i reached out my window with my right hand to grab onto his forearm. i was going to try to move him back to get him away from the car. i felt the immense power that he had. the way i described it, it was like a 5-year-o

you will notice a change as you head out the door this morning and only get colder for the weekend.to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. meteorologist bill henley standing by with that. >> happy friday. a nice, dry start to your friday. but we could see some showers blow into town later on. look to the west, just beyond the buildings in center city. you can see some of the clouds that are blowing into the area. we will get some sunshine to start with, but there's a good possibility that parts of the area will see a scattered shower later this morning and this afternoon. for now, the winds are at 12 miles per hour in philadelphia running a bit stronger in wilmington and the pocono mountains, in the mountains already dwgusting to 39 miles p hour. 39 degrees in mt. pocono and 45 in potstown and trenton 47 and upper 40s for millville and wilmington and northeast philadelphia. today, you will see sunshine to start with, but the wind will blow clouds into the area. still dry at 9:00 and chilly, too. 47 degrees. but by lunchtime, we'll be tracking a few, light scatte

the officer assumed the doors were locked. but by the time he realized they weren't, gonzalez was inside. the report also found that an emergency response team did not follow gonzalez inside because they were unfamiliar with the layout of the white house. gonzalez overpowered the lone female officer inside but was eventually subdued. the department of homeland security says based on the initial findings in this report, it has implemented or is implementing changes to improve training, equipment, staffing and communications systems. craig boswell cbs news, the white house. >> and domestic issues are a high priority for president obama as he continues his brief tour of asia. today he responded to house speaker john boehner who said the president would be violating his oath of office if he uses executive powers for immigration reform. the president's plan could protect up to 5 million illegal immigrants from the threat of deportation. >> if in fact congress failed to act i would use all the lawful authorities that i possess to try

coming from the inside out the patio doors. >> they're on weather on a nice day the door is open their pitiful doors and one of them is generally also open if we have a noisy event we close the door. >> i appreciate the landscaping have you studied my physical improvements beyond the shrubbery landscaping whether their panels. >> maybe a roof but maybe a structure. >> so we've tried a number of different things one factor that is very it's a 8 thousand square feet space so the cost of doing sound attending like curtains so secondly, aesthetics it is important i don't know how many commissioners have been to jones it's a nice space we have a number of corporate events and do a good business for dinner putting occurrence or some kind of canopy defeats the oirtdz activities we did a study to look at what sort of i know it sound like odd but slushes what absorbs nor sound so we're going to put in a number of palm trees in process for next week. >> thank you question for staff do you know what the entertainment commission does their decimal study san francisco do they only do it on the grou