this is the image of this this is the reflection of the day it's here for vicky watchings team it's aial thing for our anniversary so look at the buses. we want to thank our sponsors for mcthis happen we normally go avenue by the time but since this the the tenth anniversary i want to call up first, the one company that was here since 2005 this wasn't easy to convince someone the first year we're goor for it the community actually want to do this thank you wells fargo bank. here's our sponsors to say so few words >> good morning lots of important celebrations welcome to the apa heritage this is a celebration for all especially in the supply like san francisco that's the beacon for the nation we celebrate black history month and we celebrate this as claudine said wells fargo has been here for the last 10 years they understand the market in terms of our history and wells fargo has been connected to the xhintd communities from the beginning whether we started one hundred and 50 years ago testifying against the china's e chiropractors - inclusivey act the asians are part of our history we

. >> honestly for me, that was the most humbling experience i've ever had, watching lungs being extracted from vicky'sand being replaced. you know the donor the surge the hospital the ocs machine all came together at that perfect time. and now, vicky has a brand-new chance at life. it's truly miraculous. it's cutting edge technology, isn't it? >> very much so. if this device is as efficient and efficacious as we think it will be then it can be a game-changer in lung transplantation. >> so my question to you is why aren't there enough lungs currently on the donor list? >> the ludges on -- the lungs on the donor list, 80% of them are not satisfactory for lung transplantation. there may be a stage where you can recondition lungs, actually recondition them by blasting them with antibuy anti biotics. >> i think for me seeing a hearts beating on a machine, kind of likes though lungs beating on a machine, i can't believe that that is our reality now. it seems absolutely science fiction. that they could treat these things outside of our body, seeing lungs are alive going from one human to another. >> they are

vicky comes in. allowsses crowd sourcing the people who watch the programming to create the captions, create the subtitlesch is. >> -- languages. >> so you are using crowd sourcing for new technology. >> absolutely. because theyracy are policing each other and making sure every word on the screen or on the film is accurate. in 200 languages. >> the close captioning we see is so often accurate. >> it is terrible. it is sloppy and lazy. we had enough. vicky is doing is great. it's run by the consumers. our goal is with the one billion words march to have one billion words captioned by the end of the year. right now we're at 600 million words. it's wonderful what they're doing, and i'm very excited to jump on board. >> there are requirements for this company to do this within a certain amount of time. >> the fcc has mandated that all internet broadcasts that come from broadcast television has to be captioned, and it has to be accurate. my kids even catch the mistakes. they say, this isn't right. viki steps in and fills the void. with somes this work of the things you have done specifically on that show? >> w

watching. they say mom, this is not right. so vicki >> how does it work with some the things you have done specifically on the job? >> "switched at birth," we are in our third season. abc has been supportive. what do they have done is subtitled. they did an entire episode complete with subtitles without sound. and no television show in history has ever done that. >> the captions were more correct in that one? >> of course, they were. i was in it. i make noise. >> cory johnson with academy award-winning actress, marlee matlin. now it is time for the bwest byte. one number that tells a lot. we have a special byte giver. what have you got? >> zero. the number of lines of codes that john carmack wrote. they said they might sue oculus, which facebook is trying to buy. they said it is a videogame which wrote lines of code that is their intellectual property and they deserve a slice of the pie. >> tell me more about the john carmack guy. he has over 100,000 followers on twitter. >> he is a big guy into video games. and so, people really look

. >>> you're watching onboard cameras capturing a train running a red light and crashing into a car near in the bay area. i'm vicky nguyen. we investigate why transit workers who were fired for serious violations, including accidents and failed drug tests end up back on the job. >>> it's the world's first electronic nose. the app that can make sure your food is safe. >>> and a trip to a fast food restaurant turns into the surprise of a lifetime. how this girl makes it to the international stage. >>> thick fog developing right now across portions of the bay area, from the north bay to about san francisco. it is reducing visibility quite a bit. we'll tell you what it means for our forecast. >>> it's not just a billion-dollar stadium. but a new way to get to the stadium for 49ers fans. how safe is it? >> insiders at the transit agency are questioning about its safety. why drivers are fired for serious violations and then back on the job. >> reporter: when we first started looking at the numbers, we were astonished at how many employees who are fired get rehired. sometimes with more than $100,000 in back pay. and wait

watches or warnings. officials say the storm does not pose much of a threat. now brian. >> vickie yes, the hurricane season for the eastern pacific started may 15th. the first hurricane of the season so far, right on schedule. a live view of the golden gate bridge. clear conditions tonight. fairly breezy with the winds up to 25 miles an hour. we notice the winds strong close to the bay. san francisco, winds up to 5. s.f.o., and lighter getting away from the ocean, and oakland. san jose, between 10 to 15 miles an hour, and for tonight, look for clear skies and gusty winds until mid-knight, mid--- midnight, and the winds will subside. temperatures are going to warm up, especially by the way, perhaps 10 degrees warmer, and similar conditions on the way for memorial day. sunshine and warm readings inland. a few high clouds passing today, and low clouds this morning. the winds are shifting. they are coming out of the north, and that will keep the fog away for tomorrow and monday. the storm track remains pointed up to the pacific northwest, and that's where the rain is going to go. dry

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