it was the fourth ananal "w"wre's waldo" five-k r r. diana>> funds from the event will go to local charities that work to restore the waldo canyon, which suffered a burn scar from a 2012 fire. some money will also go toward disaster relief in the colorado springs area. larry>> that's all our time for now. !t 5 am on kmeg 14. - previously on "2 broke girls." - no, this is invitation to metropolitan museum annual gala. look at all the celebrities that are on the list: martha stewart-- [chestnut whickers] - [gasps] chestnut! chestnut, hi, baby, hi. - yes, i have a new car service and slogan: "lie back and i i ll ride you till you tell me to stop." - i think this is johnny's art. no way. - "no way" is right. johnny's a nobody. - yo, what's the deal with this art? - it's a street artist. everyone's getting really into him now. - oh, yeah? he was trying to get into me a few months ago. - i came to say good-bye because i'm-- - getting married? - you and your girlfriend worked it out. - actually we broke up. this is someone i met a couple month

it was for the annual "where's waldo" 5-k. funds from the event went toward local charities that work to restore waldo canyon... which suffered a burn scar from a fire back in 20-12. surveillance video caught something unusual on the streets of new york. it was a kangaroo! apparently "buster" the kangaroo got loose from a yard on staten island... and took off. he was captured after about 15 minutes on the loose. a man who lives nearby owns the exotic pet... and says someone accidentally left the gate open. one of these hamsters is not like the others... while the rest of the hamsters are doing normal hamster things... this one just wants to do back flips... over and over again. no one seems to know why. the owner caught it all on video and posted it to youtube. it's now been viewed nearly 200 thousand times. jack did you eat a cupcake? no. you didn't eat a cupcake? no i wasn't at home. you sure you didn't eat a cupcake? no. in the case of the missing cupcake... there was only one suspect. three year old jack is sticking with h

this is the 4th annual waldo 5-k in colorado springs. more than 3500 people dressed up as the cartoon character for the run. it raises money for charities working to restore the waldo canyon, which burned in 2012. randy: good for them. >> when i found out the wedding would not be taking place, it seems like this would be something we would do to give back. olessa: that' mother of a broken-hearted when her daughter' s groom got cold feet and canceled the wedding, they still held the $35,000 reception. t friends and family, they were homeless people living in sacramento. part of the price included a non-refundable honeymoon to belize, which will now become a mother-daughter vacation. randy: that turned into a nice event. emily: ahead of a critical vote on state testing there' s a new option. what educators are weighing this morning. a dog recovering after being shot multiple times. the message from its owners as police search for suspects. who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in p

it was the fourth annual "where's waldo" five - k run. cat>> funds from the event will go to local charities that work to restore the waldo canyon... which suffered a burn scar from a 2012 fire. some money will also go toward disaster relief in the colorado springs area. jake>> . cat>> . regional volleyball kicked off last night. see how 9th ranked gehlen catholic started their chris is next with sports. caca> we're checking up with jake>> what's up moose? today will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with a slight chance of sprinkles and a high of 68. tomorrow will start out cloudy but rain will move in around midday and continue throughout the ninit and all day friday. temperatures will be back in the 60's for the rest of the week and continue to drop during the weekend into the beginning of the week next week. after a dry weekend we will see rain return to siouxland on dropping into the 50's, good morning siouxland here's aa look a ayour morning sports. today will be partly cloudy to most cloudy with a slight chance of sprinkles and a h

bridge itself is fine but just north of there, there is an accident clearing south one before the waldo tunnel so traffic is down to 40 miles per hour. i'll have details on this and a complete look at your wednesday commute with "kcbs traffic." >> your hair is perfect. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> there guy. >> so is yours -- there you go. >> so is yours. >> you should see your necklace! [ laughter ] >> the little secrets behind the desk. >>> 4:31 on this wednesday. a south bay restaurant at the center of a nasty stomach bug outbreak remains closed today. hilt officials say dozens of diners -- health officials say dozens of diners have showing symptoms of shigella. kiet do reports from san jose. >>> reporter: this bacteria is very infectious and the victim count has gone up every day. at last report they had 80 people get sick. some people got so sick they had to go to the icu. inspectors believe that the outbreak happened here at marisco's san juan number 3 on 4th street in downtown san jose sometime friday or saturday night. when people started getting sick in droves, the county cond

it raises money for charities working to restore the waldo canyon, which burned in 2012. i want to know where they all got the outfit. it is out of stock wherever it was. >> when they found it on monday the wedding would not take place, it seemed like this is something we could do to give back. emily: that' s the very generous mother of a broken-hearted bride. when her daughter' s groom got cold feet and canceled the wedding, they still held the $35,000 reception. but the guests weren' t friends and family, they were homeless people living in sacramento. part of the price included a non-refundable honeymoon to belize, which will now become a mother-daughter vacation. very impressive. turning something nice out of something bad. randy: ahead of a critical vote on state testing there' s a new option. what educators are weighing this morning. a dog recovering after being shot multiple times. the message from its owners as police search for suspects. we are checking in traffic this morning. hand-crafted...layer by layer. r the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the

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it's just before the waldo tunnel.eparate accidents so things are improving but still slow. south at bernal 680 also clearing slow through there. northbound 101 we have had a string of accidents there out of san jose. so pretty decent delays right around mckee and story. slow out of morgan hill, as well. 280 as well northbound a little sluggish and north 280 at page mill getting an accident over to the right side of the road. south 280 on the flip side as you make your way out of daly city still seeing some delays. that accident off to the right side of the road. here's roberta. >>> good morning. we still have a layer of low clouds lining the rim of the bay. otherwise, some bright blue skies and it's a cooler start than it was 24 hours ago. temperatures reflect that. look at san francisco now 58. livermore is at 55. we are well into the 60s yesterday. it will pan out to be warmer even though we are cooler this morning. 70 at the beaches. 70s and 80s common across the peninsula. low 80s morgan hill. upper 70s in milpita

bridge itself is fine but just north of there, there is an accident clearing south one before the waldoraffic is down to 40 miles per hour. i'll have details on this and a complete look at your wednesday commute with "kcbs traffic." >> your hair is perfect. >> thank you. [ laughter

there was construction overnight just south of the waldo tunnel. it's still out there but no traffic delays as of yet. the bay bridge commute also looking good. i'll give you more traffic with "kcbs traffic" still ahead. >>> thank you. today new rules are in effect on amtrak aimed at tracking down on passengers who don't travel light. anyone with more than two carry-ons and two personal will pay $20 an item and bags over 50 pounds cost more, as well. >>> a convicted murderer scheduled to die by lethal injection in oakland has a reprieve. richard got a stay late yesterday from the governor for 37 days while state officials determine whether the new drug being used is legal in oklahoma. the execution date is november 6. yesterday's order came an hour after the u.s. supreme court turned down a similar request. >>> 4 homicides in 24 hours, that's the reality for oakland police this morning. there's a growing memorial near one scene where an artist was gunned down while painting a mural on monday. his name was antonio ramos. his mother was so upset at a

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but now it is a block of all the way to blights pale and is backed up to the wall below grade--waldodrive time is still up around 5255 that minutes for the one outlined in the southbound direction. out of the macarthur may's leading west across the upper deck with 24 minutes * times. >> james: i now see blue skies and sunshine. we have a little fog which is patchy in spots which will disburse. we are still looking at a lot of mid to upper 50s. will have the '70s in that the noon hour and '80s and that afternoon. the market to the market earthquake's continue to rattle the east bay and there has been more than 200 in san ramon. we're still talking about the 3.6 from yesterday. >> reporter: it is breaking news when we have not had an earthquake in the past 90 minutes. these are happening almost hourly. yesterday we had won a 3.5 and the music teacher that we spoke to said everything rattled and the students * they should get under a desk. the students are not scared anymore but it is a reminder that the big one could be very close to us. >> i think this is a good thing because is allev

it's like, where's barry kind of like where's waldo? he had a blast at this school there and had so much fun. thanks to the kids for having a great time with barry. meantime, the southern new breaks. very light, 3 miles per hour. look at the rain i'm tracking to our south. there are a couple of rumbles of thunder here, too, so a lot of this will be moving south to north. light showers have already filled in from fall river to new bedford and stretching up along 495. the downpours will continue to work northward. so it's mainly southeastern massachusetts that gets into these this morning. it is a little wave of low pressure that will go by. that's what brings the wet period this morning. back to the west, a cold front, couple of showers with it. we may get an evening shower that comes in by later on today. so between now and mid-morning, look at the areas of rain that fills in. i do think areas of rain reached boston, reached worcester as well through the mid to late morning. by the afternoon, look at that, the sun breaks out. it will be

giving stories of her experiences in the civil war and she demanded the same lecture fee that ralph waldo emerson received. she had a strong sense of her own dignity and duty. >> did she helped establish the red cross in this country? ms. stiehm: i don't know. you mean the same kind of resistance to the geneva convention? i don't think so. she was absolutely, completely determined and undaunted. it might take years to a compass what she set out to do. have you seen pictures of her? she seems ageless and dignified. i saw a hand on this side of the room. no? >> you mentioned that she suffered from depression. was there any indication of how she could get herself out of it? ms. stiehm: there was the talk -- there was not the talk therapy and modern medicines that we have today and she has a few confidants and she wrote letters, detailed, deep, descriptive and flowing letters. i think that was just therapy. day by day. interestingly, florence nightingale and clara barton lived to be 90. they were very close in age. one was born in 1821 and the other in 1820. on christmas of 1861, she had her

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lanes for tuesday morning commute and everyone is at the limit, no fog, so visibility is good off the waldo grade and we have an accident in lanes, westbound 580 before vasco road, making things very slow out of the central valley and a new accident just reported westbound 4 with slow traffic here out of antioch to the scene. >> this morning, investigators are returning to los gatos where a human skull was found in a remote area. janet o has details from the santa cruz mountains. >> good morning, matt, someone reported fining the skull around here but it was only when homicide detectives got here they confirms it was, indeed, a humid skull and found right up this road which is blocked up near sherrys way where crime scene investigators ask homicide detectives are back out here to collect as much evidence if possible. they want to preserve this area which is why the road is blocked and yesterday the detectives and dogs made up the stretch to look for any other human remains aside from the skull so far, none have been found. they will continue the search this morning. neighbors would live in

a little blip south of the waldo tunnel. no incidents reported right now. moss coney center, oracle open world. as we zoom out, we'll show the speed sensors north of the san mateo bridge just fine, guys. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> happening later today, remembering the victims of the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. in less than ten hours, ireland's president will honor those killed with a tree ceremony, coming as city council takes strides to prevent feature tragedies. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell has more. >> reporter: laura and sam, later today, when the mayor of berkeley joins the president of ireland to plant the tree in honor of the irish victims of the balcony collapse. that tree would be an arbitus, native not only to the golden state but the emerald isle as well. you might recall last night the city council presented new rules to prevent this tragedy from happening again. it was in june, six students, mostly irish nationals, died when the balcony collapsed during a friend's 21st birthday celebration. the proposal the c

the next time he shares his wisdom with journalism students, he should recall some advice from ralph waldog, you must kill him. mr. rather and miss mates found their counterparts in the hollywood crowd, but no one is buying the rewrite. tinsel is tinsel. they never had the story. >>> a utah vice principal fast response saves the life of one of his middle school students. surveillance video showing the moment skylar nelson collapses in gym class. the school's vice principal then steps in to help by performing cpr. luckily he had just taken a refresher course ten days earlier and knew exactly what to do. the principal saying it was a close call. >> he had actually essentially died right there in our gym. he wasn't with us. >> he was gone? >> he was gone. >> turns out skylar was born with a genetic heart defect. doctors will be putting a defibrillator inside of him to shock him if this should happen again. >> wow. thank goodness. and the importance of defibrillators and knowing cpr. >>> the public getting the first look at a new group of panda cubs. take a look. they're real. the program help

all lanes are now open between the waldo tunnel and the golden gate bridge.traffic." here's julie. >>> well, liza, as we can see in the live shot the golden gate bridge is getting a brief break in the rain but we'll have more showers heading our way. here's a live look at hi-def doppler and you can see currently showers passing through the north bay and the south bay, as well. central bay area though just right in between the two bands of rain. here's light showers passing through, light showers in san jose. more significant rain pushed east. but more is to come as this low pressure the associated front moves onshore today. we'll likely see the showers pick up once again today so carry that umbrella with you throughout the day. scattered showers again. not a total rain. morning showers and slight chance lingering into the afternoon hours and a brief warmup in store for friday and saturday. tomorrow is going to feel like a different season than today. we'll go ahead and take a look at your sunrise-sunset. sunrise 7:05. sunset 6:53 this evening. and we could st

young highlights historical figures, ralph waldo emerson, susan b anthony and eugene guest. the robert c byrd center hosted this event. it is one hour in 10 minutes. [applause] ralph young: thank you all for that. thank you for remembering all of that. i appreciate being invited to the robert c byrd center for legislative studies. the title of the talk that i have is "dissent in the constitution." my thesis is that the united states was the project of dissent. dissent is essential to our history. it is in our dna. it existed in us before we even became the united states. i came up with this in about 2002 when i was creating this course at temple university for honor students called "dissent: the history of an american idea" they asked me to create an idea on a topic. what topic interests me? i'm from the 60's. dissent. it makes it to me right away. i started to teach the course. teachings grew out of it. we would start meeting on fridays after class talking about the historical background of contemporary issues. at the time we started the teachings we were invading iraq. thi

this is where's waldo. you have to find me in this picture. i am the guy, fifth from the left, with black hair. standing next to mr. and mrs. john minor wisdom. for a good three hours, they beat me up senseless about how wrong i was with my book. it was a very humbling experience. i kind of thought that by fighting -- hiding behind an "i like ike" button would make me more objective. but i seriously wondered if what i had said a few years before was even correct. over the years, and in between other projects, and i have been fortunate enough to speak to you about these other projects, i have never let the presidential election of 1950 to get away. it is -- of 1952 get away. it is kind of like my first child -- who doesn't want to get away either, but that is neither here nor there. [laughter] i realized i was not really saying material that was false. it wasn't a myth. but it was not the whole story. the acclaimed nigerian author chimamanda ngozi adichie came up with this idea, a ted talk in 2009. she spoke of the dangers of taking an historic

there was an earlier accident south 101 near the waldo tunnel that's long gone now.outhbound traffic now flowing well leaving southern marin heading into the city. 14-minute drive time between the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza and the golden gate. meantime, over at the richmond/san rafael bridge, westbound traffic still looking okay. looks like we have a line in a couple of those to lanes. overall a nice start to the community. all lanes are open between the foster city area and hayward westbound traffic flowing well with a quick 13-minute drive time there. you will see some slow traffic this morning leaving the altamont pass from the 205 interchange to about vasco. all the roadwork we have this morning at the 580/680 interchange, that's been cleared out and traffic is now flowing well in both directions there. heading for the rest of the commute, again, 580 looking good heading down the dublin grade and no delays either for local transit. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. >>> i love me some weather watchers! ! i have the best weather watchers

now, this is a where's waldo? you got to find me in this picture. i'm the guy fifth from the left with black hair. standing next to mr. and mrs. john miner wisdom, you might see herb brownel, earl stason. and for a good three hours at the eisenhower library, they beat me up senseless about how wrong i was with my book. it was a very humbling experience. i kind of thought that by hiding behind an "i like ike" button would somehow make me more objective, but i walked away from this seriously wondering whether or not what i had said a few years before was even valid, was even correct. over the years and in between other projects, and i've been fortunate enough to speak to you about these other projects, as henry so graciously said. i've never let the presidential election of 1952 get away. it's kind of like my first child. who doesn't want to go away either, but that's neither here nor there. [ laughter ] and the more that i thought about it, the more that i realized that what i wasn't doing, i wasn't really saying material that was false. it wasn't a

ly,because the general manager sam waldo hinkie doesn't care about you. he's playing a ponzi game.icks. they're not going to get better. they'll have a few pieces and they'll make idiots like you believe that they're going to get better. so let me just -- they got big guy, great. they're still the same tea29 they won 19,3 be8 and this year they're lucky if they within 22. so quiet frankly, big gcann, they're not good enough and you have got to understand that. i'm just trying to tell you. okay? thid to you have what it takes to knock the king? shoot your video, up load it going you know you're big gcann got me up load it to us and i'll talk to you next week. w??ççóo?óñçoñçwwç >>> well, this sunday we are talking about beer. yes, we're doing it in the morning. eagles game day many people will enjoy the game with a nice cold beer, one, two, or maybe even more before you go out and buy a six pack listen up. this time of year so many people talk about pumpkin beer. sometimes in a good way, and sometimes in a bad way. evidenced by social media. now liz o sote today i feel like drid toi

also a motorcycle crash south 101, this is just before the waldo tunnel.ng back traffic normally bound for the golden gate and long delays at the bay bridge. >>> temperatures are currently in the 50s and 40s out the door and later today, partly sunny skies. 70 to 85 degrees. >>> thanks for watching kpix 5 news this morning. have a great day. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. this is to "cbs this morning." hillary clinton is on capitol hill for a critical face-off with lawmakers over benghazi. >>> a woman who gave birth mid-flight is reportedly separated from her baby and might have to pay the airline for delays. >>> plus jon stewart's new life on the farm. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener" ." your world in 90 seconds. >> this committee was charged to find the truth. we're on a factfinding mission. >> this was a political witch

political philosophers like ralph waldo emerson. and one area of balance was vital to eisenhower. that was the federal budget. national security was important, but he knew the national security was also expensive, or is he liked to say, good defense is not cheap defense. but a strong economy was the most important part of national security. to have a strong economy, the federal government needed to balance its budget. he grew angry. he lost his temper at people who talked about having to make a choice, a choice between a balanced budget and national security. in other words, if you want national security, you have to spend a lot of money on defense, run up the federal budget, and run up huge deficits and debt. eisenhower dismissed that idea. he said a balanced budget is actually a vital part of national security. he insisted on keeping defense spending in check. arthur lawrence remembered eisenhower meeting with charlie wilson, urging him, telling him, to stay within the budget. notaid to charlie wilson, one penny over budget, do you understand? id thathur larson say charlie wilso

now, this is a where's waldo? you got to find me in this picture. i'm the guy fifth from the left with black hair. standing next to mr. and mrs. john miner wisdom, you might see herb brownel, earl stason. and for a good three hours at the eisenhower library, they beat me up senseless about how wrong i was with my book. it was a very humbling experience. i kind of thought that by hiding behind an "i like ike" button would somehow make me more objective, but i walked away from this seriously wondering whether or not what i had said a few years before was even valid, was even correct. over the years and in between other projects, and i've been fortunate enough to speak to you about these other projects, as henry so graciously said. i've never let the presidential election of 1952 get away. it's kind of like my first child. who doesn't want to go away either, but that's neither here nor there. [ laughter ] and the more that i thought about it, the more that i realized that what i wasn't doing, i wasn't really saying material that was false. it wasn't a

but the traffic is going to be slow so it's before the waldo tunnel here.y down to the mil valley shoreline highway. essentially it's backed up near that helicopter pad you see on the left as you drive on southbound 101 and you go up the hill and the crash is right before the tunnel so the traffic is going to be very slow. it's unexpected backup. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge and southbound 101 is actually looking pretty good. i think i made a mistake. i didn't put the bridge in there. sorry about that. we are looking at the bay bridge. that is backed up from the maccarthur maze to the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights. there is the golden gate bridge. these guys save me every day. southbound 101 looks good because everyone is held up at that crash before the bridge. northbound 280 is improving coming across the corner but it's still very slow. 85 is slow from 87 and 101 is backed up from blossom hill road all the way to sunnyvale. that is becoming a normal thing. 8:03 let's go back to the desk. >>> at least 20 people became very sick afte

normally find a smooth conditions south of sir francis bacon drake boulevard all the way down to the waldo delays. the total drive times are still not bad because the rest of that commute is coming out of northern marin is not unusually heavy this morning. your drive to the bridge is a bad one. the bay bridge is solidly backed up on all of the approaches, 30+ minute drive times. still 20+ minutes even from the nimitz freeway. for the 92 ride out of the east bay, stopped at the toll plaza. 29 to 32 minute trip time over to san mateo from the east bay. for the golden gate bridge, an easy trip, the usual trouble- free ride northbound and southbound and the richmond bridge southbound heading toward marin is still tracking 18 to 19 minute drive times the good-sized back up at the toll plaza to the west 580 right. >>> north californians are doing a good job conserving water as the drought continues. according to the state water for the californians have met the mandate to conserve water for a third straight month. the exact figures will be released later this morning. officials. >> the numbers w

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should see improvement over the waldo tunnel which have seen lanes clear.dge, oakland, a lot of traffic for 880. north off 230 and south down past both bridges, we have had a slow drive. here is the south bay, a number of incidents. the traffic is starting to throw better. the san mateo bridge, we had a slow mover across the bay. back to you. >> thank you very much. another update in half an hour. >>> it's 8:30 now on a tuesday morning, the 20th of october, 2015. we've got a nice crowd of people outside. going to love those temperatures at 70 degrees this afternoon and thanks to these folks for stopping by. by the way, you're listening to some of the smooth sounds of the fantastic a capella group pentatonix who are here to treat us to live performances the rest of the morning. >> pretty amazing what they do. and bill murray opening up about his favorite roles and one that has us literally "rock being the casbah". >> and we have emmy winner jeff daniels joining us. >> also an all-star lineup tonight on "best time ever" with neil patrick harris, reba macintyr