he visits his new property at the "washington post" and the staff tweets everything he says in realtime. we will look at why he thinks he can revive the paper. new york's mayoral primary is upon us and the national press still obsessed with anthony wiener despite his flame out. as they say in the city, what's up with that? and digital download, an ambitious profile of melissa mayor. it is time for the buzz. >>> first a few words about this program. we will hold the media accountable in a fair, aggressive and unbiased way. we will look at how stories are covered and framed and not shy about calling people out for mistakes, conflicts, sensationalism or our own errors when they happen. and a guide to cut through the static and finger-pointing and focus on the facts and have fun in the process. what's more? we will continue the conversation on-line and we want your feedback. send me a tweet about our show during this hour. it is at media buzz fnc. perhaps we will read some of the messages at the end of the program. from the moment prom halted plans on airstrikes for syria to ask congress fo

he visits his new property at the "washington post" and the staff tweets everything he says in realtime. we will look at why he thinks he can revive the paper. new york's mayoral primary is upon us and the national press still obsessed with anthony wiener despite his flame out. as they say in the city, what's up with that? and digital download, an ambitious profile of melissa mayor. it is time for the buzz. >>> first a few words about this program. we will hold the media accountable in a fair, aggressive and unbiased way. we will look at how stories are covered and framed and not shy about calling people out for mistakes, conflicts, sensationalism or our own errors when they happen. and a guide to cut through the static and finger-pointing and focus on the facts and have fun in the process. what's more? we will continue the conversation on-line and we want your feedback. send me a tweet about our show during this hour. it is at media buzz fnc. perhaps we will read some of the messages at the end of the program. from the moment prom halted plans on airstrikes for syria to ask congress fo

but this is new because it's all realtime. we don't see the actors but the director does. >> imagine downloading the movie to your ipad or television at home and being able to manipulate the movie yourself. you can choose the way the movie will look is one thing they'll be able do. >> how? >> just by manipulating the video. one guy changes the type of day. that changes the whole lighting scheme in wholt shot. >> this creates something new and gives them another option to sell you. >> the lines are blurring toward traditional film and new wave technology. >> something has cyrus baring his teeth. what he's after next. and it's a typical night out for these guys until -- >> what was that? >> the party trick one dude pulls that has everyone flipping out. >>> some people can sing and some people can sing. this is 11-year-old jamie lou single. ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to say it again, 11-year-old jamie lou! >> if you wouldn't have shown the video and just listened to that, i would never have guessed. >> you would never guess. >> she has

so all of that has to be tied together in realtime. these oil tankers could get traded while they are on the high seas. so the entire world is becoming realtime. whether you're an airline, an oil company. you're a retailer. it's all about becoming realtime. >> okay. i think this demonstrated that. a lot of sales people you said they would pay off. this quarter they have. you're totally on track. thank you so much for coming on "mad money." >> well, thank you, jim. >> okay. >>> that's for today. the founder and chairman and ceo of tibco software and own as basketball team. not what we were talking about. the break jourt quarter for them. they've been stalled, obviously are back. the most optimistic conference call of any tech company i've seen so far in the last couple of months. stay tuned. >> announcer: tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street." live from post nine at the nyse. >> send me some! i'm out. basically that's a trade. send me some, because we don't have any. >> announcer: it all starts at 9:00 a.m. east

the country helping the cou heal on th >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> what so proudly we hail ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> songs and ceremonies across the country helping the country heal tonight 12th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. the nation pauses on this day to pay tribute to the victims of 9/11. bagpipes led the ceremony this morning in new york. bells rang at the moment the flames hit the towers and when they fell. these are the somber traditions of september 11th along with the reading of the names of the victims almost 3,000 of them. >> the president and the first lady marking the anniversary with a moment of silence on the south lawn of the white house this morning joined by vice president joe biden, his wife jill biden, president obama at the pentagon. >> together we pause and we pray and we give humble thanks

the national guard predator drone is being redeployed to send back realtime information on ho spots. >> so it appears worst is also over when it comes to threatening pouer and water pplies. three generators feeding power to the city back up and rung now they had to be shut down

that every officer has the ability to do this they'll have on their smart phone the ability to get realtime information about criminal background and information about a suspect. they've also had that ability by not quickly. let's talk about the evolution of the one way radio so in the 1970 and fast forward to e-mail and now this. so it allows that officer with he or she primary function of keeping the streets save they can look on the smart phone on their galaxy smart phone look at the department of justice and letting the officer know that the person their cracking came back is a practicely and letting that officer know whether or not that person they're contacting is on the dfkts app lists which means somebody may have purchased a gun or be mentally ill and not allowed to own a gun or found by a court they're a felon. the officer on the street on the beat will now have the ability through their smart phone to get that information in realtime. they don't have to radio someone to give the information. what's that information you gave repeat it and then get that person they're calling get t

. >> the monitoring system collects data in realtime. you can log on to our website that will show you the realtime air quality in that area. >>> cancer is the number two killer in the u.s. after heart disease. t cancer rates will go up by 45% by the year 2020. calls for improvements in training and better access to treatments are going to be needed. >>> the fda is working with chebani to recall the yogurt. most of the yogurt has been destroyed. >>> we'll take a live look at the bay. another face to face battle between the couple finalists team usa and new zealand. what happened today with team usa? >> reporter: it was a strange day. team usa decided they needed to regroup. they pulled out of the second race of the day. this is a team that's in a little bit of trouble right now. take a look. on the third day of racing, the defenders looking to build on their single win of the series. team usa grabbed the early lead, but the defenders maneuver around the gate before the third leg ends up being costly. series race 6 shutdown by the defende

realtime captioning can be providing for any of our programs upon request and sign language interpreters available upon request. it says would you like to have access to san francisco's public services, let us know. we hope people are not feeling they are limited to only services indicated by icons on the sign. hope this will open to ask whatever accommodations they have. or they have need for. the san francisco public library has 27 accessible buildings including the main library. we have one branch library that is still not fully accessible that's our north beach branch. because that's true, we offer all public programs offered by that librarian in the george demaggio house. a $5.9 million fund was funded in 2000. this effort included renovation of 16 branch libraries, replacement of four lease facilities with city owned buildings. replacement of three branches with new buildings and construction of what was our first brand new library in a neighborhood, the mission bay library. that was our first new branch in 40 years. that was very exciting for us. so, as i said all of our buildings

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's thursday, september 5. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. developing news this morning. president obama has arrived in russia for the start of the g20 summit. the meetings are supposed to focus on economic issues. but syria is likely to be a hot topic among the global leaders. >>> bart working overtime while the bay bridge is closed. it's now paying the price after covering the trips over 200,000 miles more than a dozen cars out of service for maintenance. >> and the sound of exploding gas tanks woke up a richmond neighborhood after a home caught fire. the fire started in a van on south ninth and virginia at about 2:30. flames then spread to a carport and then the home. firefighters evacuated nearby homes. >>> police in san mateo are investigating a shooting that left one man dead another injured. this is a live look at the scene at the 1500 block of lodi avenue near south norfolk street. police say it started just before midnight la

we move the data on the these resources so you have realtime information. what we failed to provide were requirements. we are going to adjust 23 a so it reflects what we think should be provided what is useful to you and the public about our properties and we are sure to report on that information on a realtime basis through this geographic information system. recommendation 1.4. again, we are going to implement this in the future. and this does talk about also again collaborate wth capital planning committee. speak brieflily recommendation 2 as well, this also involves the school district. but we believe that with in depth discussions with the planning committee which are open public meetings and this further collaboration of the staff level as well with the departments that have assets under their control, we do not need to react these committees. we believe it's the best tool to make the excellent decisions in how we invest in these actions. recommendation 3, this requires further analysis. this legislative clean up issue will come forward in time, this

>> it's a realtime mobile learning system. it's a platform for engaging large audiences of people on their technology, and that can be on their laptops, tablets, smartphones, even simple sms cell phones. rather than the lecture being a one-way content delivery mechanism, we want to really enhance engagement and provide that realtime feedback. >> josh, would you have a question for andrew? >> how does your product really take this outside the classroom so students engage in learning beyond just the lex tour? >> because it's web-based and all hosted in the cloud, a lot of instructors will assign content and activity outside the classroom and go through the results and then really focus the lecture on the areas where there are gaps. >> what revenue do you have, for example, at the moment? >> tonight talk about the revenue publicly but in over 300 oounsz, and there's a couple of business models. one is we get professors to adopt this in the classroom and then every student -- students buy a subscription, a $20 subscription, and wh

while you're doing the work getting realtime feedback. >> i've heard this called labor metrics. you're getting pushback, not everybody thinks this is a good idea, which i don't understand. >> there's been a little controversy. we get looped into a lot of other things getting tracked browsing websites, looking to see what kind of friends you have, targeting products. we don't do that kind of thing. while you're on the job, while you're working, getting paid between $10 and $15 an hour, watching what kind of jobs you're doing and what you do well at, this lets us match the kinds of job you do well to you, which makes you be successful, makes you do very good work. >> let me stop you there. chris, i cut you off. >> i was going to say with your hundreds of thousands of minions working for you, do you have anyone doing it full time? >> we love our gigwalkers, they are amazing folks. they do some amazing things. we've got folks doing 1,000, 2,000 jobs over a calendar year running around doing that. i think 60% have another job, doing it as a second paycheck. we have some folks doing i

your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. record-breaking rainfall in the bay area on this last day of summer. this is daly city around 10:30 this morning rain making it look like a shallow river. here's roberta. >> take a good look at this. this is what a record looks like. this is san jose. one of six cities that did have record amount of rainfall in the past 24 hours. in fact other notable cities anywhere from oakland with over 6/10" of raining the civic center in san rafael with over half inch. we had nearly .25" at sfo. again record amount of rain from a cold front that blasted through the bay area today primarily during the afternoon hours. live hi-def doppler radar picking up light precipitation except for the pocket of moderate to heavy rainfall to the east of i-680 at this particular time. if we move up towards the high sierra, we are getting there we have a combination of sleet and snow. that's been falling around donner lake and also in kirkwood. all of this in the autumn forecast, we'll talk about that coming up.

>> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. and let's get right to it. it's hot! >> yes. >> here's meteorologist paul deanno in for roberta with how hot it's been and what we can expect tomorrow. >> it has been so hot. we had earlier this summer a 40- day stretch where san francisco downtown did not even hit 70 degrees. so back-to-back 80-degree days, it's a big deal. it ends up being the hottest two days of the summer so far in the city. yesterday and today, both of them hitting 80s degrees, officially 83 in the city. richmond and oakland close to 90. that's not for you. half moon bay 76 degrees right along the coastline. our typically hotter spots certainly were that, gilroy 100, napa 97 and mid 90s in concord and san jose. but there is already the sign of a change. see all that cloud cover spilling into monterey bay down towards santa cruz and capitola? that's a sign that the marine layer misses us and wants to come back. we'll talk about when it comes back with cooler temperatures coming up. >>> it is turning out to be the

officials say a problem occurred in the system that provides realtime price quotes. it was quickly resolved, and trading was not affected. >>> asian markets were cautious ahead of an announcement by the bank of japan ahead of its monetary program. tokyo's nikkei added a fraction. hong kong's hang sang gained 1%. >>> a doomsday scenario if a sun slams into california. a government report found if a massive earthquake struck off the coast of alaska, a tsunami would shut down the nation's busiest ports and force three quarters of a million people to evacuate. the report is to help emergency responders prepare for a potential disaster. >>> and the race to replace the smartphone just kicked into high gear. on wednesday, not one, not two, but three companies unveiled their new smart watches. sony, samsung, and qualcomm, all three smart watches will synch with the smartphone or tablet. they all will cost around $300 and go on sale in the next couple of weeks. fun stuff, right, anne-marie? >> a watch, a tablet, a phone. i need another hand. that's too much. >> and some charg

. >> we kind of knew it, but never seen it in realtime before. >> right, amazing in realtime. >> thank you, dan harris, and rob claiborne as well. >>> now a reunion right out of america's history. we remember that little girl, the iconic pictures, new orleans, 1960, 6-year-old ruby bridges, the first black child to attend an all-white school in new orleans. dwarfed by federal marshals guarding her. now that little girl and one of those marshals have met again. that's charles burke on the left and now 91. they met to create a museum exhibit, and he says protecting ruby was simply the highlight of his life. >>> still ahead right here on "world news," in just two minutes, they say the family that robs banks together gets caught together. was dad driving the get-away car? >>> and later, a great idea for dinner that can help other people have dinner too. mario batali is our "person of the week." man: i know the name of eight princesses. i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry

the attack has been playing out in realtime on twitter, as well. members of the militant group al-shabab tweeted westgate a 14- hour standoff related 1400 rounds of bullets and 140 characters of vengeance and still ongoing. good morning, kenya. later a tweet read more than 30 hours have now passed and like rabbits caught in the headlights kenyans are still shellshocked. twitter has since shut those pages down. >>> happening today, president obama will speak at the united nations. but it may be an unspoken gesture that will get the most attention. president obama may shake hands with the president of iran. vinita nair tells us what this could mean. >>> reporter: president obama will address the world this morning at the opening of the u.n.'s general assembly meeting. but it's the possibility of a more intimate talk that is drawing the most attention. iranian president hassan rouhani could meet face to face with president obama today. if it happens, it would be the first time the leaders of the two countries talked since the iranian revolution in 197

realtime in county jail. not that playland, and my best friend applications and [ bleep ] like that. we don't get down like that in the town or in alameda county. i don't even know where she's from. that's why i would roll them up and put them down there. that ain't play jail. we in real jail and we want to go home. >> that takes some [ bleep ] balls. >> while markert finds herself in the middle of a brewing storm. >> vincent del judas has not let his 12-year sentence prevent him from finding a port in his storm. a few days ago ago, he took a major step. he got married. >> i got married here in santa rita, you know? on valentine's day. so you know, it was kind of a -- she was kind of happy about that. >> hey, baby. >> how you been? >> i've been all right. >> del judas' new wife, maria, has been visiting weekly since he's been at santa rita. and during her last visit, they tied the knot. >> when we do visiting, it's through the phone, through the glass. they don't let us touch or nothing like that, but, hey, b

you're so smart. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> never forget. a live look at the white house right now. today's tributes to the victims and survivors of the september 11th attacks. >> we have good news for thousands of people evacuated by the morgan fire on mount diablo. the winds have been in firefighters' favor. >> higher humidity and cooler temperatures too in fact today likely to be the coolest day of the week. we'll talk about it coming up. >> and several crashes are reported at antioch right now in the westbound 4 commute. we'll have the latest travel times coming up. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, september 11th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. there's developing news now in benghazi, libya where a car bomb today seriously damaged a foreign ministry building there. you see it here. the explosion blew out a side wall of the building scattering desks, filing cabinets and computers. he several passersby slightly hurt but no reports of serious injuries. this comes a year to the day after al qaeda-linked militants

i sat down with jack three years ago and he was explaining this idea of realtime and being able to realtime broadcast information and you see, like the attack like in kenya, this is a real thing. this played out on twitter. the militants were claiming to be behind the attack took credit for it on twitter. you are looking right now, also, the account is now suspended. up until 20 minutes ago, they were tweeting why they did this kind of thing. look at the other side. the police go to twitter. one gunman injured with several others down. they are giving updates and everybody is going to twitter. it has a hashtag to follow along. you can see the power of realtime. martin? >> yeah. kind of walk us through the time line of the news events that made it clear to all of us. >> you know, there was one tweet, it happened in 2009. the plane went down on the hudson. everyone wanted to see what happened. the first image that came out was something tweeted by a user that tweeted there's a plane down on the hudson and a picture of it. no one could find information other than going to twitter. it was the m

>> well, we almost watched this in realtime unfold, didn't we? i think the president was prepared to make this case, make this argument for the use of military force in this context and then, as we were sitting there, i mean, these events were literally unfolding such that it became everybody's first question in the interview. what about this latest offer from russia to have syria turn over to international inspectors its chemical arsenal? you could see the president is almost in realtime considering it. we saw both of those things last night. our friends at first read and chuck todd made a great observation. the first part of the speech was probably the part they'd been writing for weeks. but the last part was, on the other hand, in light of recent developments. it was a little odd because instead of a speech being a call to action, it was a call to postponement, a call to pause. i think that's just the situation they found themselves in. in a way, it was kind of a status report, and the president giving an education, trying to educate the broad

the watch will provide realtime data like a driver's heart rate and the car's speed. it's designed specifically for drivers of nissan's line of sport cars. the smartwatch will be on display at a motor show in germany this week. no word on when the new iwatch will be available to the public. starting today microsoft is making its xbox music streaming service available for free on the web. even if you don't use windows 8. the company hopes the move will attract new customers to its devices and services as well as help it compete with other digital music offerings like itunes and spotify. >> we know that xbox music is trending on at which time they are morning. how is it different from other music services? >> reporter: xbox music allows users to choose from 30 million tracks, create their own playlist of songs and stream them for free with apps of course. >> thank you, marlie hall of cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> hard to keep up with all that stuff. >>> not hard to keep up with traffic, although you have been kind of busy for a monday, right? >> reporter: it is shaping up to b

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>> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >> good morning, it's wednesday, it's september 4. good to have you on board. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 5:00. >>> we're following breaking news now out of the east bay. one person was killed in a fire in san leandro overnight. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran spoke to a woman who tried to get the person out of the burning trailer. cate. >> reporter: michelle, we're told it was a dramatic scene when neighbors first arrived. we know that the fire investigator right now is here [ signal breakup ] this is a crime scene. you can take a look now still pretty busy out here at this mobile home park. as you mentioned earlier we did speak with one neighbor who was here. she saw smoke and actually tried to help the woman who was inside. >> are you okay? i don't know who she is. she said, no! i'm not! >> reporter: alameda county fire says the fire started around 3:35 this morning. within minutes firefighters say they were on scene. they went into fast attack mode because they heard from neighbors that someone was i

here's what i told them on "realtime." the trend in an increase towards part-time work precedes the passage of obama care. we should be clear on this. this is probably a larger structural labor market trend. i wanted to circle back to that point to emphasize the point with actual data which i didn't have access to while at bill maher's table. look at this chart. i wish i could have drawn this chart in that moment. there was indeed a huge spike in part-time work, but it came with the great recession in 2008 and the financial crisis. since then, involuntary part-time employment, that is, workers who would like to work full-time jobs but are stuck in part-time jobs has trended downward. this is part and parcel of the broader republican case against president obama, which is to basically blame everything that has happened because of the worst financial crisis in seven years on the president himself. it isn't to say there aren't employers who say obama care is forcing them to cut hours, but as economist mark zandi has pointed o

. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> and good morning, everyone. 7:26 your time. i'm frank mallicoat. get you updated on some bay area headlines now. two 17-year-olds have been detained after a deadly accident in east oakland. police say the vehicle may be connected to a shooting nearby. pleasanton police are seeking answers in a brutal attack of a man in front of his home early saturday morning. 51-year-old david lamont is in a coma this morning still no suspects in the case. >>> and a shareholder claims pg&e management used money that should have gone to pipeline safety to give themselves big bonuses instead. the shareholders filed the lawsuit in san mateo county court. >>> got your traffic and weather and your weather on this tuesday coming up right after the break. take deep breaths. avoid bad weather. [ whispers ] get eight hours. ♪ [ shouts ov ic ] turn it down! and, of course, talk to farmers. hi. hi. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ farmers presents: fifteen seconds of s

. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, i'm frank mallicoat. get you caught up with some bay area headlines now. city of richmond plans to take over underwater mortgages goes before a judge today. banks are challenging it. city council voted on it yesterday. the plan may include the use of eminent domain to seize hundreds of mortgages in that city. >>> in less than three hours from now, crews will start a new affordable housing apartment complex here in san francisco. the 75-unit building at broadway and sansom street will include retail space. san francisco mayor ed lee will be among the speakers at today's groundbreaking ceremony right across the street from here. >>> and people are bundles up outside the new nordstrom's rack in concord all night. it opens in less than two hours now. the store is offering a ton of deals today. there is a contest for a $1,000 shopping spree giveaway. so you might want to check that out. >>> we have your traffic and weather coming up right after the break. [ maragno ] if the car was invented today, it would run

. >> sure enough, brian went online and saw these photos being posted in realtime as his summer vacation home outside albany, new york, 1200 miles away. one knucklehead had the nerve to dance on the kitchen counter. >> obviously when you see that you know what the rest of the picture is going to look like and we are like it's at that level already? when they're table dancing? >> the best party of the summer read one tweet. and this, i can't even explain how nice and huge this house is. >> i'm looking at these tweets and they're realtime tweets. broadcasting from the party. i can't believe this. we're wrecking hollowway's house. this is so -- we're trashing the place. who cares? hand me the drink. >> brian is still cleaning up the house. >> so this carpet is going to get ripped up and replaced. >> the damage to the home is around $30,000. brian says so far, only one teen out of 400 has had the guts to come forward and admit being involved. >> if we don't wandable this now -- handle this now. your house will be next. >> deborah: hollowway says thanks to all of those posts he has the names

have nasa and noaa staying ahead of it. >> this is feeding information constantly. >> constantly in realtime. amazing. >> that is very cool. >> it's been kind of a quiet hurricane season so far. >> at least on the mainland and down to the caribbean. a lot of storms that haven't been strong at all. two hurricanes so far. we are not done quite yet. let's show you what's happening outside our area. plenty of sunshine. bright blue skies. itis been fantastic. i think it's going to stay like this for a couple days. we were on the cool side waking up to 51 in d.c. some of you in the upper 30s. manassas, 39 degrees. we saw frederick at 37 this morning. right now, 74 at the airport. a beautiful, beautiful afternoon across the region. 72 in martinsburg. 75 in culpeper. 67, cooler along the bay. 67 annapolis and 68 toward the river. earlier today, i went to fairfax county in chantilly. i want to say hello to all the kids at the elementary school. they had phenomenal questions about the weather. we talked about tornadoes in virginia and hurricanes in the region, too. i want to say hello to all the secon

here's what i told them on "realtime." the trend an increase towards part-time work precedes the passage of obama care. we should be very clear on this. this is probably a larger structural labor market trend. i wanted to circle back to that point to emphasize the point with actual data which i didn't have access to while at bill maher's table. so look at this chart. i wish i had that chart. i wish i could have drawn this chart in that moment. there was indeed a huge spike in part-time work, but it came with the great recession in 2008 and the financial crisis. since then, involuntary part-time employment, that is, workers who would like to work full-time jobs but are stuck in part-time jobs has trended actually downward. this is part and parcel of the broader republican case against president obama, which is to basically blame everything that has happened because of the worst financial crisis in seven years on the president himself. and it isn't to say there aren't employers who say obama care is forcing them to cut hours

. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. 7:26 on your friday. i'm frank mallicoat. get you updated on some bay area headlines now. the western span of the bay bridge has been renamed after former state assembly speaker and san francisco mayor willie brown. state lawmakers approved the name yesterday. an ethics watchdog filed a lawsuit to stop the name change. >>> looks like the san jose earthquakes will have to wait a little longer to play soccer in the new stadium. the "mercury news" reports another construction delay means the stadium near the airport mineta international airport won't be ready until the 2015 season. the team plans to make an announcement about the new stadium on monday. >>> got your traffic and weather coming up right after the break. >>> good morning. getting a check of the bay bridge toll plaza now. it is backed up into the macarthur maze. definitely not "friday light" here. 20 minutes to get on the bay bridge. but the eastshore freeway is clearing out not too bad in the clear in the green. westbound 80, 23 minutes between

it >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everybody. it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. fire crews found two people dead at the scene of a mobile home fire. it was knocked down and two people died. >>> the deadline to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act is looming. some people tried to get more information about it last night at a town hall meeting hosted by congressman mike honda. there's another news briefing on it in san francisco this morning. stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. we're seeing huge delays down the eastshore freeway. westbound 80 backed up from hercules into emeryville. check out this live look through richmond and once again the drive time nearly an hour right now in those westbound lanes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's also about a 20-minute rate to get on the span. once you do, that new eastern span looking good all the way into san francisco. a quick check of the nimitz. 880 is gridlocked this morning past the oakland coliseum. tha

. ♪ ♪ >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> hi, everyone. good morning. 8:55 on your tuesday morning. i'm frank mallicoat. we got your bay area headlines now. so far, the morgan fire atop mount diablo has burned more than 3200 acres. the fire now 45% contained though and cal fire says the change in weather and winds helped fire crews keep those flames at bay the last 24 hours. >>> one man is killed this morning in appear apartment fire in berkeley. -- in an apartment fire in berkeley, 56-year-old james goodwin. the fire on oregon street broke out early this morning on the building's top floor. at least one other person was injured in that fire. >> and all eyes on apple today in cupertino. the company expected to announce two new models of its iphone. the iphone 5s is expected to have a faster processor and a better camera and some other gadgets. the company may also announce a cheaper version of the iphone that could come in many colors and will be made out of plastic instead of aluminum. how about the weather? let's check in with lawrence t