it overturned sunday with two people on board. two people game trapped and one of the toughest moments was rescuing a father who didn't want to leave his children. they had to cut a hole in the boats hull. >>> and battling a 350-acre fire, it started at the pass on interstate 15 in san bernardino county. road closures started at about noon and lasted for most of the noon yesterday. you can see the smoke which is 10% contained and they expect to have it fully contained by tonight. >>> he is being honored for keeping his passenger safe while his bus was set on fire. he thenee rack waited his bus after somebody started smashing its windows and police are looking for the two men who started the fire. now the man who marked that bus and admitting he played a role in the vandalism, his attorney says he is ashamed and hopes to make amends. he will return to court next month. >>> time to go back over to sal and check in on the early commute. >> we are looking good except for some road work, southbound 101 and marin county, we are coming to

federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused a small plane to crash killing two people on boardit was traveling into nebraska when it went down. one was a doctor in springfield, missouri and the other was his father who was a well-known businessman from omaha. >>> the sierra has been graced with snow, not so much good news for drivers in placer county. the snow dropped more than two feet causing spin outs and backups. chains are required in certain areas. north side are set to open friday and jaw clerk is set to accept next thursday. >>> the san francisco chronicle reports crews have almost finished shifting 2 5,000 tons of concrete from its temporary report structure. crews were worried they could put back construction and it is scheduled to go by the end of next year. all level smith will be evaluated after leaving the game with a concussion. in the meantime, they led the team to a tie against the others with the st. louis rams. 49ers kicker david acres made a field goal to send it into overtime and he missed it after the game. they also missed a field goal winning try and the

dozens more it was heading for the capital from the country south with three hundred twenty two people on board it's not yet clear why it came off the tracks the last railway tragedy in a ramsey is ago when a freight train carrying fuel and fertilizer exploded after the railing that time killing over two hundred eighty people. but a big week for america isn't it well it's four more years in the white terms for u.s. president barack obama then but the tight race and an expensive election has left some voters less than satisfied what is there a half mistakes a political pulse check in the big hurdle he she is. the u.s. presidential election is finally over now what this week let's talk about that did you vote are you happy with the outcome yes i mean what do you expect to change in the next four years. i guess i was. expecting for you make because i don't know exactly was going to change i didn't vote i didn't really care why not i don't even know why quite anybody stood for just not something that interests me i just go with the flow so you don't think it affects your everyday life i'm sure it d

. >> a small plane crash landed near a california state university soccer field at the two people on board mitch to escape with only minor injuries. the cessna 206 was headed from novato to john wayne airport today when i lost power to its i engines. >> victims have by hurricane sandy are not dealing with these breaking into their homes. residents and breezy point, queens returning home after thanksgiving to find homes ransacked, burglarized. they are saying it did not steal big items instead, it took the jewelry and cash >> how dare you? you kick us when we are down. that is it you you feel in your gut, you feel a deep inside you, it is such a world in the immediate aftermath of santa, there were reports of looting in the area from staten island to the jersey shore. >> if that was not bad enough, temperatures in new york city are dipping into the freezing mark at night with a raw concern for those storm victims who are still without power. they are relying on portable heaters, blankets, volunteers are serving hot food and giving out supplies. >> so over here, it is a bit warmer. and it is

the two people on board escaped with only minor injuries. >>> no one hit the multistate powerball lotteryackpot is up to $425 million for wednesday's drawing. >>> you can't always get what you want. the rolling stones showed no signs of slowing down as they marked their 50th anniversary with a concert in london sunday night. more news later. now we'll send you back to "lockup." >>> today is court day at the lake county juvenile center. judge mary beth bonaventura and her five fellow judges will hear more than 3,000 cases in a year. some will be simple detention hearings. while others will be trials for serious officials. 16-year-old ayryana has spent the weekend in detention for disorderly conduct at a high school football game. it's not her first time in juvenile. with two previous trips to the courtroom, the judge will have to decide whether ayryana should remain locked up or be allowed to go home with her mother. >> i want to tell the judge the whole story and just let her know that i -- i am going to school. i have changed a lot since the last time i have been to court. >> with the lo

francisco, another little note, in the election here, on our own legislative body, we have it for almost 20 years had two black people on that board of supervisors and we do now, connecting the two areas where minorities live, that is the fillmore district, so, this was unusually active and changing of the guard election season. >> yeah, i think so. when we talk about jerry brown, some of issues, i mean, californians hate a message, kind of went against the grain of other states, saying, i'm willing to pay the tax to save my school and on the issue of climate change, 39 was another proposition where they said, we're willing to approve a tax. >> we're in danger of california of losing our reputation as an anti-tax state. >> it's important to remember on both of those taxes, 30 and 39, most of the people voting, the vast majority, were not having to pay the tax, right? other than the sales tax portion of brown's tax, most of that was upper income. and prop 39 closed a loophole, out of state companies, and that's going to bring in a billion dollars more a year to california. half of that money is going in the first five years to rene

. >>> they have waves covering that boat with 7 people on board. twohildren were trapped beneath that vote. one of the to yourest moments was rescuing a father who did not want to leave his kids. they rescued the children bought cutting a hole in the hull. >>> here is more on traffic. >>> it is just a lot of people coming into it and at the toll plaza, there are no major problems. if you are driving on the east shore freeway, there is a lot of traffic in vallejo or in crossing the bridge. let's go to steve. >>> if there is was any fog, it helps along a slight offshore breeze and we will have more on mornings on 2. >>> in just a few minutes, we will have live team coverage of election day 2012 continues. >>> also, many volunteers are up, the message they are sending to voters back east. stay with us.

board a yacht. boat began to take on water, seven people on board as well as a dog, cat and snake. five people were evacuated and taken to berkeley marinea. twotayed on the yacht as it was towed back to shore by the coast guard. >> fire damaged an apartment complex forcing evacuation of 18 people. firefighters took three hours to bring the blaze under control. one firefighter went to the hospital when a ceiling collapsed. workers back today assessing damage. residents say a fire in a fireplace may have spread to the roof, starting this blaze. >> police are sending a message to the community warning of thieves working overtime this time of the year looking for packages left at front doors. pu. s chiming in, too, how to protect your belongings. >> absolutely, good evening. the simple search will show just how rampant the crime of random thieves taking packages has become. new clues from carriers to keep your goods out of hands of thieves. ups expected to deliver 527 million packages over holidays and fed yechl more than 280 million to home as cross the country. partially because some customers are doing more shopping online. >> i would not wait

carrying fuel as well as fertilizer exploded after derailing it killing over two hundred eighty people who had been on board a nearby well it's four more years in the white house for us president barack obama but the tight race and the expense of election has left some voters well less than satisfied argues that the harshness take a takes a political pulse in the big apple let's take a look. the u.s. presidential election is finally over now what this week let's talk about that did you vote are you happy with the outcome. what do you expect to change in the next four years. i guess. i was. expecting for you me because. it was going to change i didn't vote i didn't really care why not i don't even know why quote anybody stood for just not something that interests me i just go with the flow so you don't think it affects your everyday life oh it sure does. i'm sure it does but do i have much control over it and it really feel that voting is the only way that you can control i still in feel like i had that much control no i didn't why not i was torn between the two. figure to be in my own interest but there wer

officials tell nbc news that two of the 28 people on board the black elk energy rig are missing. four were medevac'd out. the coast guard says now the fire has been extinguished but they cannot confirm whether there is a leak. no confirmation yet whether there are any fatalities. we will bring you more details as we get them. (splashing)... (child screaming underwater)... (underwater noises). this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. ♪ so shiny. ♪ home. [ male announcer ] black friday's back. savings start thursday at 8 pm. more electronics start at 10 pm. the first and only place to go this black friday. walmart. bp has paid overthe people of bp twenty-threeitment to the gulf. billion dollars to help those affected and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open, and many areas are reporting th

on their trail. >>> two co-workers are missing after an oil rig explosion off the coast of louisiana. 11 people were injured on board the platform that happened this morning when a blast of fire ripped through this rig. this is near louisiana not far from the spill of 2010. the company that owns the rig, black elk energy, says no oil has leaked from the platform. >>> still ahead, most wanted no more. how one of the bay area's notorious criminals was taken down while dining out. >>> and good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. we're tracking the storm tonight. the first of two storms moving in right now. while you're dry in san jose, we do have rain picking up later on this evening. some of the heaviest activity moving into san francisco as we head throughout the next hour. a few areas of isolated flooding on highway 101. >> say it isn't so. the end of an era. what's next for thousands of workers and snack lovers as that iconic brand calls it quits. >>> this weekend just off the embarcadero in san francisco, the fight against hunger is being hit head on by design. >> a unique look of a con

two people are hospital liesed. firefighters and rescue crews responded to the chesapeake bay around 6:00 tonight. they saw a boat with four people on board crash into a jetty at a high rate of speed. four people were take on the a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >>> the 66-year-old man with ties to an actress was arrested for multiple charges including sex abuse of a minor and sult. two male victims who are adults came forward alleging abuse from far row when they were 8 years old. baltimore police have made an arrest in the sexual assault soft a 13-year-old girl. brian may faces rape and sex offense charges. he approached the victim in a vehicle as she walk add long the avenue when according to police he assaulted the girl inside the vehicle. >>> now to an update on a story that we've been following for more than a year. a man will spend the next 50 gleers prison for murdering his one-year-old son. he pled guilty to first degree murder admitting to sa stabbing his son to death. that happened in september of last year t. body was discovered wrapped in a deplated mat tress. he was sentenced to life in prison with all but 50 y

people who had been celebrating the giants victory surrounded the bus on october 28th. the board also offered simon kiminney who was beaten unconscious. >>> a parolee opened fire killing twoople and injuring two others before taking his own life. it happened at a processing plant, apple valley farms. lawrence jones went up to each person and shot them at close range. they say he then turned the gun on himself. police say one of the survivors was critically wounded. another is in stable condition. investigators are still trying to determine a motive. >>> police identified a man fatally shot by officers over the weekend at dewon eaton. he was chasing his estranged wife outside her home and officers told him to drop the weapon. they say he refused and that's when two officers opened fire killing eaton. officers had responded to that home several times in the past couple of months for incidents including a domestic violence call. >>> the national guard is often called to the rescue, but when the california air national guard got to the east coast last week following hurricane sandy, they were met with a rude reality. what happened to the local national guard troops who heeded

on friday. well, federal investigators are looking into a small plane crash in fresno. two people were killed when a crash happened in schaefer lake. one man on boardctor for messy in springfield -- mercy in springfield, missouri and the other was a well-known businessman from omaha. >>> and cal train is elevating the tracks where they croft in san bruno and san mateo. they will also create a new elevated station to replace the station. the work will run until 7:00 p.m. all this week and cal trans said service will not be interrupted. >>> the new span on the bay bridge, crews have almost finished shifting 4 5,000 tons of steel and concrete from a temporary support structure. crews were worried it could have set construction back several months the new span is set to open by next year. >>> hundreds of turkeys will be going out to several nonprofit bay organizations. this is glide memorial church in san francisco and this by the way, aaa has delivered and everyone of them will be used to feed thousands here in the bay area. golden state warriors will 15 their outreach and they will be partnering with a family who will go out on a shopping spree. othe

video from the sonoma county sheriff helicopter shows waves covering the capsized boat with 7 people on board. tworapped underneath the boat. rescuers says one of the toughest moments was rescuing afather who didn't want to leave his children. rase cueers freed the children after towing the boat out of surf and cutting a hole in the boat's hull. >>> a 350 acre brush fire continues to burn in southern california and hundreds of firefighters are still on the scene. the fire started yesterday along interstate 15 near in san bernardino county. authorities closed the freeway around noon but the road closures lasted until early evening. the road is now open. the flames are 10% contained this morning. authorities expect full containment by 6 p.m. tonight. >>> time is 7:54. wonderful story about a wonderful lady long time bay area journalist is retiring at the age of 80. she says the final broadcast is this friday on kqed this week in northern california. belva davis is nationally known for being a tenacious and fair reporter and worked at several san francisco tv stations. now she says she plans to spend

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today it was more the weather but i have two headlines, one is the weather, can you see people looking at boards, and if you look at anything in yellow that means a delay or a cancellation. there were a lot of them today in the hundreds. here is the thing about the airlines and here is the second headline, airlines have done a better job of not overbooking flights and not flying unprofitable routes with fewer flights these days, cuts by 15 percent from the height and that means the airlines have actually done better with their bottom line. look at airline stocks, this is not necessarily great for consumers because they don't get as many deals but you look at the stocks of jetblue, delta, united, southwest, they are all between 20 percent and 40 percent over the course of the past year. that means the companies are doing a better job of making sure they make a profit. that means sometimes you don't get as good a deal and a situation like today with cancellations can delays, you don't have as many places for the travelers to go with no empty seats to fill. i show you the length of the concourse fo

the coast guard said the fire on the energy platform is out after it exploded in the gulf of mexico today. twenty-eight people were on board the rig. two reported dead and another for injured. two more unaccounted for. no oil is believed to be leaking into the goal. former cia director david petraeus met with the house this morning taking questions on the deadly u.s. consulate attack in libya. we are learning he briefly addressed his affair all paula paula broadwell in his opening comments, but the two matters surrounding benghazi. air raids had sirens ringing in tel aviv. israel continuing its attacks on militant targets in gaza as israeli troops and tanks are masking the border of gaza signaling an invasion could be imminent. those are your headlines. back to lori and melissa. melissa: thank you so much. towards the end of an era as hostess asked for permission to close its operations for good. forever ending the likes of twinkies and wonder bread. joining us from the home of twinkies and illinois. it is a sad day. what a sad day. i love twinkies. >> a lot of people realize that they love twinkies. it is that for the consumers and th

people have been airlifted to hospitals .... and at least two others are missing. the rig is owned by black elk energy ... and a new orleans t- v station reports about 28 people were on board at the time of the explosion. the coast guard says unlike the deepwater horizon blast in 2010 ... the black elk rig wasn't actively producing oil. so far there are no reports of oil leaking into the water. the fire has been put out. former c-i-a director david petraeus faces lawmakers on capitol hill for the first time today since his stunning resignation. he testified about the deadly attack on a u-s consulate in benghazi, libya in september. he was the director of the spy agency at the time. u-s ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed in the assault. petraeus testifed the c-i-a told the obama administration an al-qaeda linked group was behind the attack. but, he claimed the white house changed this assessment. he added he knew an anti- islamic video didn't spark the assault... contradicting president obama and other white house officials. >> the ambassador's statement represented the best possible and for mission without jeopardize in classified information. .

on time or even at all. your flight could be impacted. if your are at home all you care about is will show me the board. you can see two peoplebeing arrival and departure boards. everything as saying on time. this is the first set of early- morning flights that were already here. the crews stayed overnight in san francisco. not a problem so far but speaking with the duty manager she says that could quickly change depending on what is going on throughout the country. chicago is not dealing with snow typically but there is so much of the bear stopped right now. we have seen a lot of movement so far out of sfo and we shows about half an hour ago where the security checkpoint line was stretched pretty badly where it had a wraparound a few columns. not the case. you can see right there with looks pretty thick but from judging from its about seven minutes from the back through security checkpoints. so far so good as far as sfo. we will just have to wait and see when the f f a a update to its web site around 8:00 this morning. >> on the arrival board i thought i saw some in a set originally arriving at noon now arriving at 2 in the

[indiscernible] being on the board means you want to help the people of san francisco. help everyone by voting no. >> the last two people have turned in the speaker card. >> i was not going to speak, i don't like to talk to walls but i thought again. i like the sound of my own voice. this conversation started with director heinicke. and i said to him, i think that you are up to nefarious things. >> he asked if i thought that i was receiving personal profit. >> perhaps he was not. it doesn't take -- the people who do the real harm in the world are people who sacrificed other people for a few abstractions as in this quote from director heinicke's e-mail, which i believe is inappropriate. it said the nta must have revenue; if we do not push for that we are sacrificing the needs of the city to placate a few cabdrivers. this reminded me of something i read 20 years ago, from a book by joseph brosky, a russian, who grew up in stalinist russia, he wrote an essay on evil. at the end it says, no matter how evil your enemy is the crucial thing is that he is human. although incapable of loving another like ourselves, evil t

[indiscernible] being on the board means you want to help the people of san francisco. help everyone by voting no. >> the last two people have turned in the speaker card. >> i was not going to speak, i don't like to talk to walls but i thought again. i like the sound of my own voice. this conversation started with director heinicke. and i said to him, i think that you are up to nefarious things. >> he asked if i thought that i was receiving personal profit. >> perhaps he was not. it doesn't take -- the people who do the real harm in the world are people who sacrificed other people for a few abstractions as in this quote from director heinicke's e-mail, which i believe is inappropriate. it said the nta must have revenue; if we do not push

people dealt with flight delays up to four hours. >> we looked at the boards and we had two hours delays. we expected our flight would be on time. >> many travelers thought the day would provide them with a break, however because of the weather the airport had 40 cancellations and 13 diverted flights. kron 4's dan kerman had to deal with delays today. >> reporter: i got caught up in the same delays. when i arrived the monitors indicated my flight was on time but i knew that wasn't true. the monitors finally caught up. i walked down to see if flights were delayed and they were. i checked in at the desk and said is 12 noon the right time, they said that is when we will be checking in. basically i found the monitors were wrong most of the day and the only way to get accurate information was to speak with someone behind the desk. we arrived here at 2:30 p.m., 2- 1/2 hours after the scheduled arrival time. at sfo dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> the fog is expected to return tonight and rain. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge on the right side of the green. the bay bridge, no problems there. jacqueline bennett is trackin

people on board escaped without injury. despite the efforts, the boat sank into the water. >>> it has been a nice holiday weekend weather wise, but it is about to change in two-day when the rain is here. it looks like the rain will be around for 5-6-days. temperature in the 50s in san francisco, and 40s for san jose and red wood city. clear skies and low levels have fog and visibility at a quarter of a mile and the fog is going to continue being a problem in the morning. so you may need extra time. this is a pacific storm that will produce rain and gusty winds of 40-mile per hour. that system moves through and we have a break with shattered shower and by thursday evening, another storms and we will see a series of systems for friday-sunday and we could see a lot of rain fall and strong winds from friday-sunday and one of the models suggesting 4-8 inches of rain for thursday sunday. we have a coastal clouds, but mostly sunny. and on tuesday, we will note increasing clouds from the storm beginning to approach. there is a rain for tuesday night, around midnight it is still offshore, but morning commute wednesday look for it to ent the picture. look for the fog

people. two of the individuals on board that night who were making a lot of the decisions at the moment, are being held for criminal liability personally. that case is not settled. it's being settled here is the payment of the settle element of the bp as a corporation which includes the obstruction of congress. but the social point is they're being accountable. we feel strongly when we do an investigation that people be required to tell us the truth. they had a lot of reasons as ed pointed out to lie. it was in their economic interest to lie. it was not only misleading the congress. it was misleading investors who would buy or sell the stock. who were being mislead to the consequence of the cost become imposed by the amount of the spill i.t. they acted in the irresponsible, reckless way and bp caused a tremendous disaster that cost lives of 11 people that unique probably the largest ecological disaster that we have seen in the united states caused by any one corporation. >> yes. >> reporter: how rare is it for someone to be charged with obstruction of congress? how often has that happened in

two children to safety and to applause of onlookers. there they made a disturbing discovery. >> there are seven people on board. no evidence any of them were using life jackets. >> officials are looking into why no one had been wearing a life jacket. the pilot and deputy sheriff were able to pull everyone from the boat and to land in only nine minutes. more than two decades of experience between them put to the test. every second counts. >> very lucky. we can be talking about a different type of tragedy. >> today every up with is fine. we reached out to the family. the father declined to be interviewed. he san francisco lawmakers moved closer to banning public nudity. a committee urged them to pass the proposal. one lawmaker says there are too many naked guys in his district. it's aimed at so called naked lie gis letting it all hang out in a plaza in the castro. >> we're born this way. this is your true expression of self. >> that doesn't mean anything can do anything they want at any time. there are always some basic standards for our public spaces. >> nudists are tracking this measure. >> it's warm enough to

on board the plane. natural-gas costs and expose it that decimated in neighborhood in indianapolis caylee two people, authorities believe. were no leaks in the gas main meeting to the house where the blast originated. two homes were obliterated. two snow boarders are safe and warm this morning. rescuers reached the man yesterday. they found a snow cave and survived on ritz crackers and a small stream for drinking water. >> toyota is recalling more than a million vehicles in the u.s. for a pair of unrelated the fax. prius hybrids have been reported steering shaft defect that may result in a faulty steering. other vehicles have deceptive -- defective water pumps. numbers are out on kids and allowance. six out of 10 parents take their children and allowance. the average is $15 a week. the kids are spending their allowance as quickly as they receive it. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think is a reasonable allowance to give to your kids? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. walmart wants to send you tre

applause) >> thank you on behalf of the muni, on behalf of the board, all the people of san francisco, thank you for your outstanding work. this is an amazing day, two heroes. we are touched and inspired by both of your work. thank you so much. mr. haley? >> thank you, mr. chairman. one of the things that we all want to do in our goals is to relieve congestion, whether it be traffic congestion or pedestrian congestion. our next honoree is somebody who not only spent an illustrious career here at sfmta and its predecessor agencies relieving congestion, but building a strong and sustainable relationship with the community and a variety of schools. she has been a crossing guard for over 22 years. she served at the corpus christi school for any number of years. she was known to be on the corner of alemeny and santa rosa. recognized by her colleagues and peers as somebody who could train other crossing guards. she is recently retired you but we're pleased to have her come back to make an encore appearance. she is recently retired as a school crossing guard. her honor will be presented by bond yee, our director of sustainable streets. >> good afternoon, m

boarding buses. wednesday, a bomb ripped through one injuring two dozen people. >> i just put faith in the palestinianhey are also going to hold up their end of the cease-fire. >> reporter: under the cease- fire agreement, hamas promises to stop firing rockets. israel says it will end air strikes and will ease border restrictions that have crippled gaza's economy for years. egypt will work to enforce the cease-fire that it played a major role brokering. the egyptian president's help may prompt congress to release $450 million in emergency cash for the country that it froze back in september. the obama administration is also going to ask congress to increase funding for israel's iron dome defense system that intercepted more than 80% of hamas rockets headed toward crowded cities. u.s. tax dollars also help the palestinians. >> we are a leading provider of assistance to the u.n. organizations that support the palestinians. >> reporter: the clean-up is just beginning in the gaza strip. a hamas spokesman says it is impossible to count the number of buildings destroyed. tara mergener for cbs news, washingt

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