. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com fo ivehek at the.> goo mpurreoing tol off a little bit. it's going to be a nice day. it's friday. the favorite day of the week. good morning, everyone. >> i am emily turner in this morn were for kenny. >> yeah, sleeping in right now. >> yeah, we made toted the end of the week. >> yeah, it's great. >> temperatures are going to be too bad. >> yeah, it's a cool day across for us in the bay area. we're waking up to clouds in the arch land locations as well. we will have the clearing once again with if afternoon sunshine and the cooler weather continuing. let's talk about the low cloud and fog action. we're getting it again along the coast. parts of the bay and inland locations. check out napa. it's a dense fog there. the highs today are looking pretty nice. it's upper 60s in oakland and mid 70s for napa. >>

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> let's start our wednesday as we take a look at the bay bridge. partly foggy out there this morning. it will be of the day in traffic. good morning. i'm kenny choi. >> it is going to be a busy morning. sales force tower is closed and there are road closures around there. the transit center temporally closed after some cracked steel was found in the sales force tower. we will keep you posted on the traffic up dates all morning long. >> absolutely. it will be a big traffic day. >> in the meantime, how are we looking in the weather? >> we are starting off the day with areas of low clouds and fog along the coast and parts of the bay. inland locations looking at clear skies. this is our san jose cam and under clear skies temperatures 57 in concord. your weather headlines, areas of patchy fog clouds and fog along the coast. and parts of the bay. the north bay getting some dense fog this morning. we will see the sunshine for st

. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbshis is kpix 5 news . >>> good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, september 11. we are taking a live look out at the bay area. it is so beautiful this morning. it is tuesday, i am michelle griego. >> it's tuesday! i want to get things done. >> usually it's friday. >> i love friday. >> anyway, cooler temperatures this morning. >> we're looking at mostly clear skies and cooler temperatures. it will continue to cool down as we had through wednesday and thursday, especially. if you like cooler weather, you will like the next few days. we are currently looking at temperatures in the 50s from oakland, livermore, san francisco, san jose. whether headlines. we're looking at mostly sunny skies today. much cooler by the middle part of the week. gusty northwesterly winds later. we're talking 5 to 10 degrees cooler than normal

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com (crying, screaming) today is your day. crush it. angie's boom chicka pop whole grain popcorn. boom! ♪ >>> hello again, everyone, and thank you so much for joining me this saturday. i'm frederica whitfield in atlanta. the final farewell to senator john mccain after a week of honoring, mourning, and celebrating his life, colleagues and friends say final good-byes today during an emotional service fit for a true american hero. that service radiated the values close to john mccain's heart, pride, patriotism, his strong relationships as a beloved colleague, father, and husband, and a reminder that there is more to washington than your personal politics. his daughter, meghan mccain, giving a heartfelt, powerful tribute to her father, that sentiment echoing throughout the service. >> i am here before you today saying the words i have never wanted to say, giving the speech i have never wanted to give. we gather here to mourn the passing of american greatness, the real thing, not cheap rhetoric from men who will never come near the sacrifice

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm melissa caen in for >>> good morning.e lights out there. a beautiful morning. i'm michelle griego. >> let's take a morning to mary lee. i can already feel a little bit of a chill in the air. >> it's the start of a cool down. it's a nice way to start the day. as we go through the rest of the afternoon we will see the temperatures much cooler than yesterday. thanks to a cold front that is kicking up the winds and cooling down the temperatures. mostly clear skies and partly cloudy in some locations. but looking great. concord is looking at 63. 54 in oakland. livermore at 54. and the 40s to start the day in santa rosa. as we go through the day we are looking at a cooldown that continues. increasing gusty winds westerly to northwesterly at

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm michelle griego. and i'm melissa caen in kenny choi.ing. r of e weekember 7th. yocan see the moon, the city lights, look at that. the clouds! good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> and melissa caen in for kenny choi. >> it's lovely. >> it's great. >> so pretty. >> like the set of a movie. >> so we love fridays. it's always our favorite day of the week. we're always happy on fridays. this morning, though, we're excited but also a little sad. >> there's a lot of emotion going on this morning. >> a roller coaster. >> when i woke up, i was like oh, this is happening today. >> what's going on? >> you guys know, so i'm pregnant. which some people guessed. >> ha ha! >> but yes, i'm pregnant, which is good news, but my husband works and lives and goes to school in southern california. and we tried to do long distance this whole time and now because of the baby, we should live together. >> yes. >> so today is my last day here. which is very sad to say because it's been really, really wonderful working with yo

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. 5 news. >>> good morning, everyone. it is monday, september 10. we are taking a live look out at san francisco from our exclusive camera. >> i am michelle griego. >> and i am anne makovec in for kenny choi. >> we are starting a new work week. >> mary is waking up with weather. >> and then there is a cool down for us. we're looking at temperatures about a couple degrees cooler. the temps will be dropping. patchy morning fog and clouds in the bay. we will see the temperatures and more information. we will let you know when the temperatures drop into the mid 70s. i will have details on that, coming up in just a bit. >>> we will start with a full highway closure in the north bay. all north bend 101 lanes closed. caltrans has some overnight roadwork going on. traffic diverted off at windsor river road. the closure

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios , this is kpix 5 ne >> day and a new start to the week as we take a live look in san jose. it looks like it will be a nice day in the bay area. it is monday, september 17, thank you for waking up with us. i am kenny choi. >> and i am michelle griego. let's say good morning to jaclyn and mary. >> it is monday morning. >> did you like the weather over the weekend? >> in san francisco, it was very beautiful. >> it had sunshine. if you like the weather, we will continue that over the next couple of days. lots of fog along the coast. parts of the bay this morning, but another cool day with below average temperatures and afternoon sun once again. warming up by the middle part of the week. we are looking at, as we go through the day, the sunshine and mild conditions through tuesday. warming up by wednesday and for thursday. the highs are in the mid 60s in san francisco, upper 60s across the east bay in oakland. let's check in with jafor ok a >>> right now, we are tracking traffic alerts. police

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. live look out at san jose. it's a warm day, it's thursday, september 6th. it's "friday eve." i know, right? i'm michelle griego. >> i'm melissa caen in for kenny choi today. >> it's one more sleep. >> one more sleep. friday! exciting . then almost the weekend. it's going to be nice like you said. it's going to be warmer today compared to yesterday. concord you barely hit 80. so it stayed cool thanks a little west wind coming on in. this morning we are waking up to clouds as we do regularly because of the widespread morning marine layer. warming up inland, upper 80s. the heat returns on friday. i'll tell you why and how hot we'll get coming up. >> one more sleep until we find out why. >>> right now we are tracking your thursday morning commute making your way along 580 approaching 680. those headlights moving westbound in the yellow already, 26-minute ride. lerl

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it's monday, september 3rd. choi. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >>> hello, monday as we take a look south. there is at&t south. good morning, it is monday, september 3. i am kenny choi. >> and i am anne makovec, in for michelle this morning. >>> we have not too much traffic today. >> in the meantime, our weather is looking good. >> it's going to be nice. the only thing we have would be a little bit of smoky skies. unfortunately, that is what we will be dealing with if you have outdoor plans today. you might want to have the option of taking it inside because the smoke in the sky may bother a few people. here's a look at the highlights for the weather today. inland communities, your stay warm. upper 80s for a lot of you. and entre brisa the coast will keep things pretty cool. the 60s of the beaches. we will see temperatures inland start to cool on wednesday. even thursday before the rise again. hli dip ming up he soon. >>> let's go over to the golden gate bridge. traffic is very li

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. florence now a deadly storm. five people, including a woman and her infant daughter, died after florence roared ashore early this morning. the storm at a near standstill now over the carolinas. governor roy cooper of north carolina calling it a 1,000-year rain event. florence is expected to dump potentially historic amounts of rain, as much as 40 inches in some areas. high winds, a problem as well. some gusting up to 110 miles per hour. here you can see just ripping the canopy off of a gas station. >>> and the relentless rainfall flooding roads from the coast to miles and miles inland, making many roads impassable for rescuers and first responders. rescuers, though, working through the night and through the day to save hundreds who stayed behind. especially in heart-hit newbern, north carolina, with over 100 swift water rescues in this town alone and forecasters stay worst of the flooding could be still yet to come. we have reporters fanned out ac

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com m and i'm michelle grieg me is 4-- >>> it is wednesday. sfo this morning, clear conditions out there. it is wednesday, september 5th. good morning. i'm kenny choi. thanks for waking up with us. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to neda and jaclyn. jaclyn is back. >> thank you, i missed you guys. >> we missed you, too. >> did a little road trip? >> yes. the traffic geek in me. can't get away from it. >>> we're talking about a nice looking day out there. so the weather is cooperating with us. clouds hanging around the typical marine layer but not too low for now at least not in san francisco. you may run into patchy fog along e coastline en by this afternoon, warm in the inland communities mid-80s not quite as warm as yesterday. some hazy skies still in the upper levels of the atmosphere, some smoke still expected in our area. then by friday, temperatures will soar to the 90s. >>> we are just getting this in. this is a traffic alert.

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >> this is the "cbs overnight news. >> welcome to the overnightws, i'm meg will oliver. after a 2,000 marnaz across the atlantic hurricane florence is making its powerful presence felt along the carolina coast. high winds, torrential rains and a monstrous storm surge are all battering the shore line. power is out for thousands. some roads and bridges are already washed out, and this is just the beginning. mark strassmann begins our coverage on the outer banks. >> reporter: crashing storm surge has already flooded this barrier island neighborhood with a river of fast moving water knocking down walls and wrecking houses. storm surge in avon rushed between homes n.carolina beach, the roads are more suited for boats than cars. on cape hatteras sand dunes are like minor speed bumps, barely slowing down rising tides. with a mandatory evacuation, all these houses should be empty, but a local police chief estimated 25% of residents here will ride out the storm at home. when had you see the waves get this close, make you nervous? >> no. >> reporter: 71-yea

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york and today we remember an american hero whose life was full not because he achieved fame or power or success but because in the words of his daughter, john mccain was good. he was defined by love and because he always believed america was great. >> john sidney mccain iii was many things. he was a sailor. he was an aviator. he was a husband. he was a warrior. he was a prisoner. he was a hero. he was a congressman. he was a senator. he was a nominee for president of the united states. these are all the titles and the roles of a life that has been well lived, but they are not the greatest of his titles, nor the most important of his roles. he was a great man. we gather here to mourn the passing of american greatness, the real thing, not cheap rhetoric from men who will never come near the sacrifice he gave so willingly, nor the opportunistic appropriation of those who lived lives of comfort and privilege while he suffered and served. he was a great fire who bur

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, i'm van jones.t an inspiring installment for you tonight and frankly, after this week, we really need some inspiration. so tonight, we are jam packed with powerhouse women on both sides of the aisle. we've got an award-winning actress with us. she is a leader in the time's up movement, the me too movement, she's a brand-new author. the brilliant america ferrera is in the building. oh my gosh. oh, i can't wait. we also have got three women who are all running for congress and

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight on "the axe files," former governor of massachusetts, off the sidelines, back in the political arena ahead of the midterms. >> i think the character of the country is on the ballot right now. >> taking on president trump and his administration. >> there's one thing on which you agree, but maybe for different reasons. neither of you seem to like jeff sessions very much. what say you now that he is in the cross hairs of the president? >> announcer: and his remarkable journey from the south side of chicago to governor's mansion. could a run for the white house be next? >> there are a lot of people who are desperately looking for a candidate who can lead. are you thinking about it, and if so, why? >> announcer: welcome to "the axe files." >> goofr duval patrick, good to see you again, an old friend. >> thank you for having me. >> it's so appropriate that we should meet here in boston, not just because it has a lot of meaning to you and your own political career but to history. >> indeed. >> of this country and there are two major narratives

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> each of those moments just unforgettable.to. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news. hurricane florence with 20 million americans in its cross hairs headed straight for the east coast, why the most seasoned forecasters say this storm is unprecedented. >>> and president trump says the response to the deadly hurricane that killed nearly 3,000 people in puerto rico was, quote, an unsung success. really? >>> and

." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> good evening. i'm anderson cooper in willing, north carolina. the story has been wailg rain and rain and more rain. we're seeing the heaviest band of rain just in the last ten minutes or so hitting this area down by the cape fear river. five people have died so far in this storm. five people. five lives lost. hundreds of people have had to be rescued from their homes. some here in wilmington. others in new bern and elsewhere. there have been rescues going on last night throughout today and no doubt will continue tonight. we'll be talking to some rescuers in the next hour as well as some people who have been rescued. and the stories they tell are harrowing of water coming into their homes. of sending their children up into the attic with what they thought was to save their lives, and then finally being rescued when all hope seemed to be lost. there is a lot to tell but what is happening on the ground here. the storm is now a tropical storm but if you think that means it is over for people here, this

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight on "the axe files," former governor of massachusettsf the sidelines, back in the political arena ahead of the midterms. >> i think the character of the country is on the ballot right now. >> taking on president trump and his administration. >> there's one thing on which you agree, but maybe for different reasons. neither of you seem to like jeff sessions very much. what say you now that he is in the cross hairs of the president? >> announcer: and his remarkable journey from the south side of chicago to governor's mansion. could a run for the white house be next? >> there are a lot of people who are desperately looking for a candidate who can lead. ar

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone.rnett. florence now a deadly storm. five people, including a woman and her infant daughter, died after florence roared ashore early this morning. the storm at a near standstill now over the carolinas. governor roy cooper of north carolina calling it a 1,000-year rain event. florence is expected to dump potentially historic amounts of rain, as much as 40 inches in some areas. high winds, a problem as well. some gusting up to 110 miles per hour. here you can see just

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> senate republicans are falling in step putting brett kavanaugh's accuser on deadline to say whether she will or not. they're telling christine blasey ford, talk to us monday about the sexual assault allegations you're making because a vote on judge kavanaugh is coming soon no matter what. there's breaking news from her as well. a new apply from one of her attorneys saying the rush to a hearing is unnecessary and contrary to the committee discovering the truth. the attorney lisa banks said multiple witnesses whose names have appeared publicly should be included in any proceeding. we'll have more on that shortly. as for the fbi investigation that many members want, first republicans chug the president are dismissing the possibility for two key reasons. neither of which happens to be entirely true and of course the truth matters. whether you believe more investigations are called for or not, and it is not our position to advocate one way or the other, what is important is to point out inconsistencies. factual or otherwise. professor ford said her life

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, i'm van jones. welcome to "the van jones show." we've got an inspiring installment for you tonight and frankly, after this week, we really need some inspiration. so tonight, we are jam packed with powerhouse women on both sides of the aisle. we've got an award-winning actress with us. she is a leader in the time's up movement, the me too movement, she's a brand-new author. the brilliant america ferrera is in the building. oh my gosh. oh, i can't wait. we also have got three women who are all running for congress and all three have a shot at making history this november. one is poised to become the youngest woman ever elected to the congress of the united states. you may have heard of somebody named alexandria ocasio-cortez. ever heard of her? she's here. also, this young woman, she once was a refugee, refugee kid. she is now expected to become the first somali-american, the first muslim woman, and the first woman to wear a head scarf ever elected to the united states congress, ilhan omar is also in

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com (crying, screaming) today is your day. crush it. boom chicka pop whole grain popcorn. boom! ♪ >>> hello again, everyone, and thank you so much for joining me this saturday. i'm frederica whitfield in atlanta. the final farewell to senator john mccain after a week of honoring, mourning, and celebrating his life, colleagues and friends say final good-byes today during an emotional service fit for a true american hero. that service radiated the values close

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news.rney general roz rosenstein discussed wearing a wire to record conversations with president trump and urged cabinet members to consider invoking the 25th amendment. so now, will trump fire rosenstein? we have new details on the president's thinking. >>> plus, rosenstein says the reports aren't true. is he telling the truth? i'll ask one of his listening-time friends. >>> and ted cruz fighting for his political life tonight. we're live at his first debate with democrat beto rourke. let's go out front. good evening, everyone. "outfront" tonight, breaking news.

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> each of those moments just unforgettable. i'm jim sciutto. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news. hurricane florence with 20 million americans in its cross hairs headed straight for the east coast, why the most seasoned forecasters say this storm is unprecedented. >>> and president trump says the response to the deadly hurricane that killed nearly 3,000 people in puerto rico was, quote, an unsung success. really? >>> and top trump aide stephen miller's former rabbi is speaking out, slamming miller for his hard line immigration policies. the rabbi is my guest. let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan. do not ride out this monster, that order tonight from north carolina's governor as hurricane florence gains strength and sets its sights on the east coast. right now, more than 20 million people are in the path of this category 4 storm. this, we'll show you right here, is the ominous image coming from space. the eye very clearly defined as it churns over the warm waters of the atlantic.

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news. sources say deputy attorney general roz rosenstein discussed wearing a wire to record conversations with president trump and urged cabinet members to consider invoking the 25th amendment. so now, will trump fire rosenstein? we have new details on the president's thinking. >>> plus, rosenstein says the reports aren't true. is he telling the truth? i'll ask one of his listening-time friends. >>> and ted cruz fighting for his political life tonight. we're live at his first debate with democrat beto rourke. let's go out front. good evening, everyone. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. rosen stanfo rosenstein's job on the line. the bombshell report that rod rosenstein wanted to invoke the 25th amendment to remove trump from office and suggested wearing a wire on more than one occasion to secretly record the president. a source close white house tonight says that could serve as a pretext for firing the deputy attorney general in any administration. this has the president's allies pouncing,

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> senate republicans are falling in step putting brett kavanaugh'sadline to say whether she will or not. they're telling christine blasey ford, talk to us monday about the sexual assault allegations you're making because a vote on judge kavanaugh is coming soon no matter what. there's breaking news from her as well. a new apply from one of her attorneys saying the rush to a hearing is unnecessary and contrary to the committee discovering the truth. the attorney lisa banks said multiple witnesses whose names have appeared publicly should be included in any proceeding. we'll have more on that shortly. as for the fbi investigation that many members want, first republicans chug the president ar

my fourth captioning performed by vitac this being covered by c-span, i reserved 15 minutes at the end for your questions. so i hope along the way you've been thi there are microphones on the side of the room. interactivity is much more interesting for us. okay. constituencies. what i was thinking about was presidents themselves or presidential families. the former cabinet members and their defendants. local and state historical associations. their constituencies. communities with economic interests. universities who have an interest in their institution being well served and being involved academically. that's a lot of people pulling you in a lot of different directions when you're running an institution. you have so much experience. >> well, i ran five presidential libraries in 17 years. which tells you right away i couldn't keep a job. >> neither could the president. >> yeah. yes. something about those many influences that are pulling on you. and you have a new library. probably different from an older library. you have a living former president for whom you work, whether nyra knows

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nearly 40 years after leaving the white house, jimmy carter'sm building habitat houses. >> with his wife rosalind, they've built 44 holes in 34 years. >> i understand you and mrs. carter have renovated your home. did you use the skills of habitat? >> we did. >> what did you do? >> we hired a contractor and he didn't show up, so we decided we'd do it ourselves. >> any married couple who's been married for as long as you have, when you do a project together, is it smooth sailing? >> no, not always. not even the habitat side. we've been married now for a little over 72 years. we've learned to accommodate over the years. >> measure twice, cut once is good for carpenters and maybe marriages. >> it is. >> we joined the carters at their latest habitat for community in soukd bend, indiana. there are 72,000 works. what does that tell you about america? >> it has a great orientation for helping people in need. it's very difficult for people who's well off to cross a barrier and get in touch with a very poor family who's in need and never has had a dekrenl

captioning performed by vitac >>> and we're live now in the rayburn house office building on capitol hill for a hearing with the general who leads the u.s. army corps of engineers. he's testifying this morning about water infrastructure projects before the water resources and environmental subcommittee of the house energy and commerce committee. louisiana congressman garrett graves is the chair of the subcommittee. should start in just a moment. live here on c-span 3.

captioning performed by vitac >>> the first day of the confirmation hearing for president trump's nominee to the supreme court, judge brett kavanaugh, his confirmation hearing will begin. instructions being given to people in the line and reporters outside the hearing room. here protesters on the balcony just beyond the hearing room. we will be bringing you full live coverage today here on c-span 3 and also you can find us at c-span as well. we heard from democrats this morning on the judiciary committee about their concerns regarding the nominee, so in these last 20 minutes or so before the hearing begins, we will take a look at their remarks, speaking on the steps of the supreme

captioning performed by vitac >> a 29-year-old woman from the shiite minority. in more co in june the government sentenced the leader of a protest movement from morocco's berber region to 20 year prison terms. as the representative of this administration and the american people in morocco, will you stand up for principles of justice, democracy, equality and free speech? >> senator, thank you for that question. and the short answer is if confirmed, absolutely yes. i look forward to working with the president's national security strategy which says governments that respect the rights of citizens remain the best vehicle for prosperity, human happiness and peace. i invite you to morocco, if confirmed, i would love to tour the country, look at those areas of interest with you and i, again, if confirmed i look forward to further working with this committee. >> i hope if confirmed that you will raise the issue of political detentions and sentencing with the government in an appropriate way and keep the committee informed on this. morocco, unlike many of its neighbors,

captioning performed by vitac >> my family came to united states after they left hungry during the revolution, they escaped from hungary because of the oppression of communism that took over the country taking our civil liberties away from my family. the first time my parents tried to escape they got caught, they got arrested -- i mean, not arrested, they got caught, they took everything away from them, all their belongings, their money, their suitcase, everything, but lucky they didn't arrest my parents. the following month in january of 1957 my family went for the border again through the former yugoslavia border and we were successful. this time they put me asleep so i wouldn't wake up crying and get caught again like we did the first time. we stayed about ten months in a refugee camp in yugoslavia, but because my father was born there they wanted ugs to stay and my mother said, no, we're going to america. they said, well, if you don't want to stay here, you're not going there, either, and they refused to allow us to go to the american embassy. we were given three choices, south africa, au