>> it would be. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. "cbs evening news" is next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: police under fire. officers are ambushed during routine traffic stops in several states. >> this incident shows that that can happen right in our backyard. >> quijano: also tonight, the long shot of long shots-- who's leading the battle for a recount of the presidential election? help for the homeless. a simple program is making life on the streets more bearable. >> it kind of adds a little dignity back into the equation. >> quijano: and a family reunion-- the women and their guardian angel. >> reporter: do you have any daughters of your own? >> no. those are my kids. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

kpix 5's wilson walker repos . what we >>> what will a trump president is he mean for environmental policy and what can california do about it? kpix 5's wilson walker reports on what we know and what we don't know. >> donald thinks that climate change is a hoax perpetrated by the chinese. i think it's real. >> i did not, i do not say that. >> reporter: if you want to know what president trump means for the environment start with climate change. >> it will get cooler, it will get warmer. it's called weather. >> reporter: mr. trump is no fan of the paris climate agreement. >> i'm talking about global warming being the biggest problem facing this country is insane. >> reporter: president-elect trump has proclaimed that he wants to immediately withdraw from that agreement. this professor of environmental law at uc hastings. >> were we to withdraw from that agreement, we don't know what other nations would be willing to do. >> reporter: so even if it means the collapse of the global agreement trump can walk away from it

kpix 5 andria borba is live, has it calmed down? >> reporter: it's been a different story, it took my photographer and i two hours from downtown san francisco to get here to san francisco international airport and we know that we were not the only ones stuck in gridlock. thanksgiving eve has a specific sound. >> traffic spots. >> reporter: if you squint your eyes just so, the yearly preholiday traffic jam, that sea of red taillights looks a bit like the largest vat of cranberry sauce. because admit it, the yearly planes, trains, and automobiles story is almost as traditional as the turkey itself. speaking of which -- >> the turkey hat, turkey hat on the road, brought it from new orleans. >> reporter: that turkey on sirah's head joined more than 50 million americans travelling for thanksgiving. all bay area airports are seeing an increase in stuffing, pardon me, passengers aboard the flight on san jose, the numbers are up 15% from last year. at sfo an increase of 6%. the passengers we spoke with weren't feeling too overcooked. >> got

here's a look at kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar. you notice a lot of activity offshore but it's not moving from west to east. it's moving from southwest to northeast. that's critical for at least the next six hours that will keep the rainfall in the north bay. that said, lake county, mendocino county, north sonoma county and very soon north napa county you're already seeing light rain showers and that may impact your friday evening plans there. but south of the golden gate the rain should hold off until after midnight and it will be light rain at that. temperatures outside on a friday evening, yes, you made it to the weekend. san jose 68 degrees. livermore 68. concord 68. oakland 68. san francisco 62. santa rosa 63. so compared to this time yesterday temperatures are running about 5 to 9 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. overnight tonight with the cloud cover, we stay in the 50s. mountain view in pacifica 56. san francisco 58. livermore low 53. 55 in fremont and san rafael. there's a weak cold front on the way. a lot of activity off

the lighting is in 30 minutes live on kpix 5. we are here at the ice rink where a show has been going on and lots of people are waiting for the fireworks and lighting ceremony which will be here in a matter of minutes. kenny choi and michelle griego our morning anchors are emceeing the event and we are seeing christmas carols now. it's kind of nice. clear skies currently but you're talking about cats and dogs in macy's. it's going to be raining cats and dogs coming up this weekend. we are going to see steady rainfall especially early tomorrow. as a matter of fact on kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar some light rain is already moving into sonoma county and will quickly work its way to the south as the evening progresses. now, highs today ahead of that front that's moving in pretty warm oakland 72. san jose 73. fremont 70. livermore 69 degrees. 66 a high in san francisco today. there is a winter weather advisory in the sierra. the ski resorts opening up today or next wednesday. above 7,000 feet of elevation up to 16" of snow. so travel d

that's kpix 5's forecast. we are back in two minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> closed cap tioning for this newscast is sponsored by "living spaces furniture." >>> over the course of the nfl season you have heard a consistent theme from rams coach jeff fisher when asked about jared goff replacing case key nam as that team's starting quarterback. >> we didn't lose this game because of quarterback players. chase wasn't the reason we lost this game today. >> case is the starter and we drafted a rookie and he is doing really well. we'll play him when he is ready. >> what a difference 24 hours makes. now, goff must have had a heck of a practice because he will finally make his debut this sunday against the dolphins and it's been well worth the wait for his dad jerry. >> start reading between the lines on who says what on espn or whatever talk show. just drive yourself crazy. really do. so we know our small inner circle of family and friends know what to expect out of jared. we have watched him since he was 7. >> i'm

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> we sent "kpix 5 morning news" anchor michelle griego to denver to see the impact of legalized pot. coming up at 6:00, why critics there say there was a false promise. >>> with a week to go before the election the race for president is coming down to the wire. allen martin says the polls are even, the candidates are hitting each other where it hurts. hillary clinton's emails and donald trump's treatment of women. allen. >> reporter: ken, one week ago hillary clinton looked like she was locked in to win. she was trending up, trump down. well, now new national polling shows the opposite. the outcome is not certain. >> change is coming. the choice is yours! i do believe we are stronger together. >> the guiding rule of the political class in washington, dc is that they are looking out only for themselves. >> reporter: donald trump is aigning in democrat leading pennsylvania and wisconsin buoyed by news the fbi at the 11th hour will examine another batch of emails related to hillary clinton's use of a private email server when secretary of st

you can watch the game right here on kpix 5. if you are going and/or tailgating, sun and cloud mix, midafternoon. upper 50s in oakland coming up sunday. pretty strong storm. we are not getting the brunt of this. the pacific northwest is and they are just getting hammered today. i-5 travel is horrible. over the passes, stevens, snoqualmie pass, rough in washington state. we could use the rainfall. we'll get some just not as much as our friends up to the north. the rainfall will get here about 24 to 30 hours interest now. tomorrow mid afternoon, look up and say it's to rain any minute? no, it's not. mostly cloudy but it's not going to be raining except lake and mendocino counties. tomorrow night it will rain. 3 a.m. heavy rainfall will slide through and on-and-off rain saturday before a second wave of some heavier rainfall moves in late saturday night into sunday morning. although it megyn before midnightsaturday will be rainy and we could get up an inch of rain in the bay area with higher amounts in the north bay. so tomorrow, cl

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kpix 5's viewer wendy shared this photo on facebook from livermore. she tells us her son matthew ran into our morning weathercaster roberta gonzales at safeway while he was raising money for the cubs scouts so he decided i want to be a kpix 5 weatherman for halloween. >> genius. >> he has the umbrella, the kpix 5 microphone. some weather debris and must have been a storm. paul? >> even had hailstones! he had grauple! >> come join the team, bro we need you. best costume ever. >>> halloween a little wet, windy and cold. it will be cool overnight tonight. kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar tracking nothing. the snow has left the sierra. the rain has left the bay area. and we will be rain-free for about the next three or four days. gorgeous post sunset shot of the san mateo bridge. the coastal range off in the distance. that's getting cooler outside. mid-60s, concord, oakland, santa rosa 62 in livermore. san francisco 59. san jose 63. clear skies. long night. it is november now. we are going to get chilly 45 for the tri-valley livermore for you san jose 47 valle

you can find us at kpix 5 cbs sf bay area. allen? >>> some san francisco teachers are calling for a controversial new lesson plan when it comes to talking about president- elect donald trump. they want to call him racist and sexist in their classrooms. kpix 5 reporter phil matier in san francisco with details on this proposal. >> reporter: that's right. all things political usually wind up in san francisco in this campaign and it's no exception and now it's moving into the classrooms high schools like this. here's the story. at san francisco's mission high school students are getting more than just this empathy wall to express their feelings on the presidential election. >> we take students to be critical thinkers. >> reporter: so in the wake. election the teachers union sent out a suggested lesson plan drawn up by mission high school teacher [ non-english name ] >> it was basically a plan for all of our teachers at our school. >> reporter: the plan, however, is coming under fire for using the same kind of broad brush stereotypes tha

kpix 5's maria medina is live at san jose mineta international airport. the long lines started early this morning. >> reporter: all right, guys. i want you to gobble this: it is expected to be the busiest thanksgiving travel week in almost a decade. you can see behind me the cars and the people lined up. it's nonstop but nothing compared to what's going on inside. mineta is expecting alone 400,000 travelers starting from last friday to next wednesday. that's up from 15 -- up sa% from last year but they want to help those travelers who are stressed out. >> reporter: is traveling stressful through the holidays? >> of course. >> reporter: it's that time of year. >> you worried about getting to the airport on time. >> reporter: where your stress level. >> where do i go, where's my gate? >> reporter: is likely on the rise. >> if you have a rental car, how long does that take? >> we have a baby so we have to get here early. >> reporter: nearly 50 million americans are traveling for thanksgiving one of the biggest travel weekends in history. according to aaa and

kpix 5 has team coverage on this election day. jackie ward is following the bay area races and how election officials are working to make sure everything goes smoothly. let's get to jackie with a little bit of drama at the santa clara county registrar's office. drug no kidding. the timing really couldn't have been worse. a fire alarm went off just before 11 am, nursing hundreds to evacuate the building. fortunately, they were all allowed back in after only about 15 minutes. the registrar told me all she knows is there was some kind of issue within another department but the ballots were secure the entire time. three people stayed in the building with the ballots to make sure that they were not touched. there are a lot of ballots because nearly half of the 700,000 vote by mail ballots that were sent out have already been returned. volunteers have been working nonstop. >>> sorting and tallying votes is a 24 hour operation of the santa clara county registrar's office. this machine has been cranking nearly every hour of the day for th

>> no. >> andria borba, kpix 5. >> most arrive two hours before departure. and for international flights, get there three hours early. >> there's always good advice at least it's good flying weather. >> not bad. my dad was in the air force and he said he flew in the rain. he liked a challenge. [ laughter ] >> that's a little different. >> i digress. >> the weather today. no frost so that's good. we are off to a chilly start this morning. let's go ahead and take a look outside right now. temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s throughout the bay area this morning. and we are seeing a little bit of fog. now, visibility not too bad notice for most of the south bay even half moon bay visibility ten miles plus. 3/10 of a mile you might see patchy fog and a little bit of patchy fog throughout portions of the bay this morning. so just something to keep in mind if you are heading out early this morning. a little patchy fog cool and dry for your thanksgiving. however, tomorrow, friday, we begin to see some north bay showers. a chance of north bay showers and the res

kpix 5 reporter kiet do.. tells us why restaurants are fig >>> new at 5:00, peta is going after restaurants that serve a certain kind of delicacy. live octopus! kpix 5 reporter kiet do tells us why restaurants are fighting to keep it on the menu. >> reporter: they are looking at video shot by a member of peta inside a restaurant serving live octopus. the footage shows a chef cutting off half the tentacles and plating them to serve to diners. the octopus is kept alive until another order comes in. >> it's alive. >> reporter: the video produced as part of a campaign that launched this week trying to ban the consumption of live animals including lobster and shrimp which are served with their shells stripped off. peta says it will be pressuring lawmakers mostly in new york and california to pass laws that would ban the practice it calls barbaric. peta says there are about a dozen restaurants in california that serve the korean dish known as [ non-english language ] one of them is crab house in santa clara. there a

live in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> be sure to tune into kpix 5 on tuesday for complete election coverage. then on wednesday morning, we'll also be on air at 4:30 a.m. with the latest results and analysis. >>> authorities in oakland are still trying to identify the woman found dead in a park yesterday. someone spotted the body just before noon at arroyo viejo park on krauss avenue. police dug for evidence. right now it's unclear how the woman was killed. but police say they are treating as suspicious. >>> sonoma county sheriff's investigators have identified the human remains found in a shallow grave on the outskirts of sonoma state university. a landscaper discovered the remains on wednesday while clearing brush on the campus in rohnert park. investigators confirmed through fingerprints that the remains are those of 18-year-old kirk kimberly, a cotati resident who had been missing. kpix 5 spoke with a family friend who went to the scene before investigators officially identified him. >> he left home and did not come back. he left on a bicycle. and they have not seen him since. >

we'll be lighting it live on kpix 5 tonight. lots of folks already here ready for a show from disney. they are going to be disney on ice on the ice in a matter of minutes. and the weather could not be more perfect right now but i'll tell you what if we were doing this tomorrow it would be a whole different ballgame. there is a storm heading our way and it's going to be rainy and windy tomorrow morning. temperatures outside 59 degrees in concord. 63 for oakland. livermore 62. san jose 64. and santa rosa 57. a little milder compared to yesterday but not much. kpix 5 hi-def doppler shows rain in far northern california. it's going to be moving here randley. those of us watching us in healdsburg or sonoma or calistoga you will likely have rainfall by 10 or 11:00 tonight and it will work its way south. even morgan hill will get rain by tomorrow morning. over into the lows in the 50s. 57 san francisco. 53 san jose. so a storm pushed rain already into the far northwestern california and it's quickly heading into our direction. stormy a

kpix 5's susie steimle walks us through the violent confrontation. susie. >> reporter: well, this couple came here to do what most people do at baker beach, enjoy the view and take some pictures. but it was actually her camera that got her into trouble. and now she wants to make sure that what happened to her doesn't happen again. it's the quintessential location to take the photo of the golden gate bridge. if you take a look around you will see why so many locals bring tourists here. >> i actually live in san francisco and my cousin from india is here. >> very pretty. we're going to take pictures before we leave. >> light is good and the view is good and the setup between the beach, the beginning of the bay and the bridge there, it's a good combo. >> reporter: last night a bay area couple came to take pictures at sunset hoping for a shareable nap shot. instead, these were their memories, serious scrapes after thieves knocked the woman down dragging her across the parking lot. they wanted her camera but she wouldn't let go. eventually they won and sh

that's later today on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >>> all right. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. ♪ >> steffy: i knew you were making progress, but i never expected this. >> pam: [ chuckling ] wow. look at you. downstairs, on your feet. >> ridge: here, let me help you. take it easy. >> eric: i... i can manage. >> ridge: okay. >> quinn: all right. you want a pillow for your back? >> eric: no. >> quinn: you good? >> eric: yeah. >> pam: we know you got a ways to go, eric, but with thanksgiving just around the corner, seeing you like this, it gives us all the more reason to be thankful this year. >> steffy: granddad, um, why did

kpix 5's anne makovec is live on the scene with details. anne >>> reporter: a disturbing discovery and a real mystery at this point. this is a small quiet campus in rohnert park. they don't city a lot of activity like this. but officers have been on scene here all night. they have part of the parking lot behind me blocked off. they are making sure nobody can come in and disturb this scene before they have the chance to find more clues. investigators will be back out here at 8 a.m. a landscaper made this discovery yesterday afternoon of a partially buried body found in this wooded area. officers say that given the condition of that body, it seems like somebody who died recently. and today they hope to find out more. >> crime scene investigators will come out with our violent crimes detectives and they will start slow methodical unearthing and to make sure they don't disturb the crime scene, and collect enough evidence to try and solve what happened. >> reporter: as to who this might be, no clue at this point. no links to any missing persons

here's kpix 5's betty yu. >> reporter: few people knew that this was inside a fremont boulevard home. more than 450 marijuana plants, in all stages of growth covering nearly every inch of the house except the garage. but police say at least two masked gunmen knew. they showed up shortly and started shooting. the people inside returned fire. and a 28-year-old oakland man in the home was hit. >> i heard a loud pop. my wife said don't go out there. >> reporter: neighbors saw blood on the sidewalk and stray bullets in their path. >> i walk my dog every day here. and the only thing i thought peculiar was that the van was always blocking the driveway that nobody could drive in. >> i'm surprised because this is a quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: police say at least two guns were used to fire off 8 shots. they had little information on the robbers that got away in an unknown car. >> it doesn't surprise me. you know? times are hard. people need money. and they will get it any way they can. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> police say that four people were inside the house at the time of the sh

the impact coming up. >>> that's it for the kpix 5 news at 5:00. cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: transition trouble. the president-elect and a team divided trying to put together an administration. another top adviser is out. who will be secretary of state? >> john would be a very good choice. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me, i don't know. >> pelley: also tonight, the d ttle in the south against wildfires fed by autumn leaves. >> you fear that you're going to lose everything you have. >> pelley: the u.s. military puts its faith in a mustard seed to fuel this aircraft. and will the world hold still for the latest online fad? we did. th

maria medina, kpix 5. >>> the contra costa county d.a. rejected allegations made by alameda county's d.a. she had suggested that richmond police purposely offered jasmine abuslin drug treatment in florida so she was out of the state and unable to assist in the investigation. >>> checking other bay area headlines tonight, a showdown over illegal dumping about to get under way in oakland. the city is hosting a town hall at st. louis bertrand church in about half-hour. they will be talking about plans to clean up trash and dumped furniture on city streets. people in parts of east oakland have long complained that the city neglects their neighborhoods. >>> a new funding plan is in the process of being finalized for a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. an mtc committee will consider shifting federal funds into the project necessary week. it's a lot more expensive than the initial estimate. $76million. the price tag tesoro of the project now $204 million. >>> the dungeness crab season set to open locally tomorrow for ring creational fis

kpix 5's len ramirez live in fremont to tell us why. len? >> reporter: bart says it needs billions of dollars for systemwide upgrades all over the bay area. but critics say it cannot manage the money that it has now and they point to this unopened bart station in the warm springs area of fremont as a glaring example. there's a lot of noise in and around the new warm springs bart station in fremont. but still trains running. the station is already two years behind schedule. now electrical issues and computer compatibility with the older system have postponed the opening indefinitely. >> unfortunately, warm springs now becomes the poster child of a bart failure. >> reporter: state senator steve glazer and two bart board candidates used the empty station to denounce measure rr a property tax assessment which would raise $3.5 billion for future bart improvements and modernization. >> yes, the system needs upgrading. we've heard that. we know that. >> reporter: measure rr would cost property owners in san francisco, alameda and contra costa count

is going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. it's friday, guys. >> yeah. >> or wednesday for me. >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> keep reminding us. >> enjoy your day. >> thank you. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ♪ this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. ♪ >> quinn: i tell pam i'm not afraid of her, and what does she do? she hides and then jumps out and scares me. >> ivy: in here? >> quinn: it was so stupid. >> pam: it was so funny. [ laughter ] >> rick: help pam with the guests, please. >> charlotte: oh, yeah. of course. >> kristina: you got it. >> pam: i still can't believe that eric's not coming to the showing, rick. >> rick: i can't believe that quinn is running the show. >> pam: ohhh. >> quinn: okay, everybody. before we get started on the show, i wanted to go over just -- just wanted to go over -- i just wanted to go over-

in fremont, betty yu, kpix 5. ♪[ music ] >>> time now 4: 41. we're learning more about this morning about the california mom held captive for weeks. her husband describes the disturbing details behind her kidnapping. that's next. ,, abdul-jabbar ,,,,,,,,,, she was abducted near redding. kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us what the victim's husband is now olent encoun >>> we're learning more about what a mother of two experienced after being abducted nearing redding. kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us what the victims's house is now revealing about the violent encounter. >> reporter: the new details are very disturbing. sherri papini's husband says his wife was beaten so badly her face was disfigured. he also says she was seared with a branding iron. sherri papini's husband said deputies braced him before he saw him. "my first sight was my wife in a hospital bed. her face covered in bruises, ranging from yellow to black, because of repeated beatings. the bridge of her nose broken. on november 2, sherri papini was on her way to pick up her two young childre

hm. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. up next, norah o'donnell fills in for scott pelley on the "cbs evening news." >> allen and i will see you tonight at 6:00 and remember, the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: a race against the flames. >> go, go, go, go! >> o'donnell: wildfires turn deadly in the great smoky mountains. thousands run, hotels and homes burn. >> this is a fire for the history books. >> o'donnell: also tonight-- ( cheers ) a soccer team's cinderella story ends in tragedy. dozens were killed when their jet went down, but there were survivors. donald trump makes more cabinet picks, including the man who intends to blow up obamacare. and, why would they put a mop bucket in a museum? >> it seems like the proverbial drop in the bucket to do it once, but when you do it 17 million times, it really has an impact.

on kpix 5 1:00 and sunday afternoon. the reason why we're not seeing the rain already is because the storm is working more north than to the east paralleling the coastline not much rain even in western oregon right now and we'll see this rain finally migrate into the bay area overnight tonight. stop the clock at 1:00 in the morning. rain in the north. 5 to 6 a.m. the rain is widespread. light to moderate rainfall in the morning. in the afternoon cloudy, breezy, chilly but not raining everywhere in the afternoon just scattered showers. you need to get some outdoor plans done, plan after lunchtime drier than before lunchtime. saturday night rain picks up. here comes another wave of some steady rain. that's gone sunday at 8 amount. so wave number one of rainfall tomorrow morning. wave number 2 tomorrow night n between we get dry weather. a quarter inof. of rain in concord. a quarter inch of rain in concord. by the time we hit sunrise on sunday, up to an inch of rain for santa rosa and one half inch or more for san jose. we

veronica de la cruz, kpix 5. >>> should hillary clinton be worried? we asked political reporter melissa came to weigh in tonight. >> we've seen this sort of distance and closing of the gap happening throughout this campaign. now that we are so close to election day, one has to wonder whether donald trump will allow that gap to widen again by doing one last thing. that really drives his number way back down. or we're going to have a squeaker of election. >> hillary clinton's already planning her victory celebration. and explosion of fireworks over the hudson river in new york city on election night. however, according to the post, those plans were made before the fbi's latest e-mail investigation. >>> now to a hot button issue in california, whether to legalize recreational marijuana. tonight our exclusive kpix 5 news survey poll shows most california voters say they are voting yes on prop 64. 39% say they will vote no. tonight san jose is taking emergency measures and temporarily banning recreational marijuana sales. sam liccardo says he doesn't want

in san mateo, maria medina, kpix 5. >> every year kpix 5 teams up with local food banks and whole foods market to help those in need during the holidays. donate at your local whole foods or online at cbssf.com/give. >>> taking a live look outside at rain and wind, arriving flights delayed for an hour and a half. there are no significant delays at oakland though, just at san francisco. no delays at san jose. >>> a new feature at a bay area airport aims to bring some peace to stressed out holiday travelers. da lin shows us the lounge that's now open for business at oakland international airport. >> you lied to me! i'm sitting here since 8:00!! with a 9-year-old waiting for our vacation!! >> reporter: airport meltdown will happen again. anytime you combine holiday stress, traveling, long lines and delays, yeah. it gets ugly! [ screaming at the top of her lungs ] >> reporter: one company is hoping to help passengers escape all this chaos. the lines, the noise and a packed waiting area. hence the name, escape lounge at the oakland airport. you go through two sound insulated doors and you're

but not directly on the kpix 5 futurecast. the numbers .01" at livermore which last hour was reporting light rain. third inch in san francisco. half inch in san rafael. almost two inches in santa rosa. so the farther north the more punch you got out of this. high surf advisory is posted at the same time along the shore, large breakers right through tomorrow afternoon. swell to 15 feet and strong rip currents a possibility. so surf is up at the shoreline. there's the bay bridge. isn't that pretty? numbers now in the upper 50s for the most part. oakland with 60 degrees. in san jose 58 and in santa rosa right now it's 56 degrees. we were talking about futurecast. so one goes, here's another on the way. overnight rain on the roof as the loving spoonful once sang for the north bay and then for the south and central bay, we have more rain coming in this is tomorrow morning 8 a.m. so first in the north bay, then in the south bay, after that look at all the pop-up showers. some of them fairly vigorous and there could be a thunderstorm

it's not an iphone or computer. >> good afternoon from our kpix 5 studio in san francisco. we are pretty cloudy right now but i'm going to tell you about the real chance of rain and when you should expect it coming up as the news continues after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, shut down... following a shooting. details are just coming in. but say one person is >>> airport where will rogers airport is closed following a shooting at oklahoma city. details are just coming in but police say one person has been wounded. people are urged to shelter in place. the oklahoma newspaper said the victim was laying on the ground outside a ticket counter. that person's condition is unknown. police are also searching for a possible second victim. an airport spokesman says that all operations are suspended for now. take a live look. police searching the parking lot of that airport searching cars with their guns drawn at this hour. >>> dry weather and drought conditions are fueling an explosion of wildfires. more than 70 fires which stretch acrossle southern states are already charred more than 100,0

melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> a rolling gun battle on a bay area street. an elderly couple caught in the middle of it all. the wild ending to this neighborhood shootout. >> apartments gutted and witnesses say this was no accident. the sign this fire may have been a targeted attack. >> and the rise of robots in retail. the new kind of customer service debuting at bay area hardware stores. >> real live human beings continuing to bring you the weather for now on kpix 5. we are going to talk about a big pattern change that's coming. don't let the clear skies fool you. we have a lot of rain to talk about. i'll have it for you next. ,,,, over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to have hea

kpix 5. >> the officers involved in the lopez shooting were cleared. the family has filed a wrongful death civil suit. >>> after a few bizarre concerts, rapper kayne west is canceling his tour. it started in san jose thursday, that's when he said he had not voted in recent election, but he would have cast for donald trump. saturday he arrived late. and after two songs the rapper launched into a tirade criticizing everyone from beyonce to jz and hillary clinton and facebook. live nation has agreed to refund tickets for the sacramento concert, not for the one in san jose. >>> facebook is developing a plan to fight fake news. zuckerberg says he is making it hard to post fake posts. stop the fake stories before they are flagged. additionally working with outside fact checking organizations. this comes after a number of madeup stories spread on facebook during the presidential election. some critics say that may have tipped the election for donald trump. >>> today samsung is telling its customers don't freak out about the exploding galaxy phones. this comes

kpix 5 hi-def doppler just a few drips over napa valley now. we have had a few light showers move through marin, napa and sonoma county over the past two or three hours but most of the day has been dry. also has been chilly. highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. thinks a winter storm warning in the effect -- there's a winter storm warning in effect in the sierra foothills. sunday morning down to 4800 feet. the peaks in the ski resorts could get 18" of snow. there will be snow on highway 50 and interstate 80 on sunday. we'll talk about when the rain arrives and when a second round of rainfall which is moving through this weekend when it gets here, as well. that's coming up. >>> thank you. heads up if you are paying with plastic over the holidays. coming up, why it's getting more expensive to use your credit card in the long run. >> plus, it's a family affair outside the white house. the president's nephews getting some time in front of the camera as they kick off the holidays. >> and remembering america's favorite tv mom. fans and co-stars pay trib

live in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> be sure to tune into kpix 5 on tuesday for complete election coverage. then on wednesday morning, we'll be on air starting at 4:30 with the latest results and analysis. >>> eight people are dead after a car bomb attack in southeastern turkey. the victims were two police officers, a technician and five civilians. up to 100 people were hurt but authorities say only 7 remain hospitalized. this happened in a mostly kurdish region of the country just hours after a dozen pro- kurdish legislators were detained for questioning in terror-related investigations. >>> overnight vallejo firefighters put out of a fire around 11 p.m. you can see two cars caught fire in the driveway. it happened in east vallejo on penny lane. it's not yet clear what caused the fire or if anyone was hurt. >>> the party is about to start up again in chicago where cubs fans are celebrating their team's first world series victory since 1908. let's take a live look outside wrigley field where fans are already lining up for the victory parade, oh, yeah. it will start at the baseball

live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> 6:09. two students are taken into custody after a failed bomb plot at a northern california high school. >> and yahoo is under fire for a huge delay before launching an investigation into the hack compromising half billion user accounts. >> and we are looking at a pleasant veterans day but some rain is on the way. details coming up. >> a pleasant veterans day on the road, as well. the roads are good but we have holiday schedules for mass transit. we'll tell you how it's affecting it coming up. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by "living spaces furniture" ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> isn't this a gorgeous shot of the bay bridge? this is sunrise this morning. this is a glimpse of what you have in store for this fantastic veterans day. a mild forecast today but we have some changes on the way. i'll detail those coming up. >>> two northern california high school students were arrested after being found with explosive tears at school yesterday at -- materials at school yester

at sfo, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> as jackie mentioned, this is a national push. across the country from new york to chicago, tens of thousands of service workers walked off the job. some experts say workers are hoping that publicity from the walkoff will win them public support. today's events are scheduled at around 340 cities. >>> turning to politics, president-elect donald trump continues to work towards his white house transition. as kenneth craig reports today trump is filling more positions in his cabinet. >> reporter: vice president- elect mike pence was back at trump tower tuesday morning after stating last night very important announcements would be made today. >> this is it. >> reporter: cbs news confirms president-elect trump has picked elaine chao to be transportation secretary following her meeting with his last week. she served as secretary of labor under president george w. bush. she is also married to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. this morning, the trump team also announced georgia congressman tom price to lead the department of health a

in fremont, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> not the only place. in antioch the mayor's race also still too close to call. sean wright leads the incumbent wade harper by less than 200 votes. and contra costa county still needs to count about 120,000 votes in all by mail. some of them are from antioch. >>> a county election spokesman -- >> a county election spokesman says it will probably take until the end of the month to know for certain who won. at least 70 smartphones have been stolen in the east bay. a group of thieves hit the berkeley apple store on tuesday. then again on thursday. you can see the suspects. they took the display phones off the counter. berkeley police say they are looking for at least 8 men in their late teens or early 20s. they are checking with other local law enforcement agencies in the bay area to find out if the thefts are part of a pattern. >>> three more robberies in berkeley to pedestrians. people are asking everyone to be careful. >>> a young woman is dead after being thrown from her pickup truck in a crash in the eas

kpix 5's emily turner on the plea for help.. to get it back on the water. >>> a boat that made a difference on the bay is in need of repair. kpix 5's emily turner for a plea for help to get it back on the water. >> reporter: it's "giving tuesday" and one local bay area group is hoping to cash in on your charitable concerns as well as your concerns for the bay itself because what, after all, is the baykeeper without a bay boat? san francisco baykeepers has been on water patrolling for pollution for the last 26 years. until today. after 10 years of service, both engines died. >> we were stretching them thin working hard. we were hoping they would last until next fiscal year but they are not going to last. so we have actually had to take the boat out of the water. >> reporter: new engines will cost baykeepers $25,000. outside of budget. >> we are looking for donation contributions from people who love san francisco bay who want to see it protected and who don't want the bay to be polluted because the bay is cleaner because of san f

kpix 5's joe vazquez shows us the video. >> reporter: the door slightly opens of a man in the hat looks in, looks around and walks in. the surveillance video shows two other men joining the first as they begin a burglary spree on channel street near at&t park at a high-end apartment. the first guy covers his face and walks into a bedroom. the other two also walk past the surveillance cameras several times. you can see they are relatively well-dressed. the trio spreads out and begins to rob the place blind. it's 3:40 in the afternoon october 17th. they filled up two suitcases with expensive watches, jewelry and electronics. police say they got away with a heist worth at least $100,000. their faces are clear in the video. police hope someone will recognize them so they can put them behind bars. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> if you recognize the men in the video, call the san francisco police department. >>> donald trump breaking with tradition last night. he ditched his press pool. he left trump tower to have dinner with his family. after dinner he took to social media to address concerns about

kpix 5's anne makovec is live at ucsf on what's happening there today. anne. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom is set to talk with students at about 12:30 this afternoon about how the cal state and uc system can help protect undocumented students. [ students chanting ] >> reporter: there have been protests nationwide this week students calling on universities to become sanctuary campuses, officially limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities. >> for us a sanctuary campus means to become a campus where we embrace and support and fight for our undocumented community. >> reporter: just yesterday, the chancellor of cal state announced that cal campuses will not enforce federal immigration policy unless forced to by law. but the uc system is taking a more measured approach. >> right now, all we know is the campaign rhetoric from donald trump. >> reporter: uc spokesman says they have organized a task force to see what can be done to help the system's 3700 illegal students and they already provide immigrants legal help. >> right now,

>> it got used in other places. >> reporter: jeffrey schaub, kpix 5. >> kpix 5 was able to obtain a copy of an internal budget document that shows the bridge district hopes to start funding a cable painting project by 2018 with the project possibly completed by 2022. it would be 85 years since the bridge opened. >>> two women are taking top spots in president-elect donald trump's administration. he has chosen south carolina governor nikki haley to be u.n. ambassador. she is accepting out of a sense of duty, she says. in a statement today, the president-elect praised the daughter of indian immigrants saying she has a proven track record of bringing people together. also joining the team, long- time gop donor and charter school advocate betsy devos will head up the department of education. mr. trump's former rival, ben carson, is in the running to the next secretary of housing and urban development. he hasn't accepted the offer yet but is considering it. he says an announcement is forthcoming. >>> the bay area teacher suspended is retiring at the end of the school year. frank says he is di

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> they must have a high school diploma or g.e.d. and go to school in napa county. each honors an everyday hero who overcame obstacles to serve their communities. >> so how do most of the students hear about her and voice found? >> she goes to the schools to job fairs and she also gets a lot of referrals from coaches and youth leaders. they know how to find her. >> i'm sure they do. she is very effective. >> yes. >> good job. >> thanks. >>> nominate your local here roy for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> the clouds are not here now. we had very uniform high temperatures and look at all the temperatures outside currently. 64 in livermore and santa rosa. 63 in san francisco. 65 in concord. you get the point. get away from the bay concord 45. napa 45. these are the cities and the urban centers. you get just away from the concrete an asphalt subtract about 3 or 4 degrees which means for some spots, in pleasanton or dublin, or healdsburg, temperatures in the upper 30s. so bundle up the kids walking to school tomorrow morni

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welcome back to "kpix 5 morning news." 5:44. this is our live weather camera. we are looking out towards the beautiful bay bridge. we can see it 24 hours ago we could not due to fog. we'll show you where it's the foggiest this morning >>> a nanny was attacked at a park in san francisco because of her race, she claimed. it happened yesterday at the great meadow at fort mason. park police say a man who was wearing all black with his face covered attacked the woman babysitting two kids. he allegedly said no latinos here. parents who bring their kids to the park are in shock. >> you certainly don't expect it to happen and i certainly hope it's not related to anything because you are reading a lot about the backlash that's going on and i hope that's not what it is. >> police say that the nanny had some scratches but is okay. they arrested a suspect and are looking into whether this is a hate crime. >>> san francisco supervisors are expected to vote today on stricter regulations for short- term rentals like airbnb. the proposal calls for a maximum of 60 nights a year

5. >> stay with kpix 5 for all your campaign 2016 updates. we'll have extensive election night coverage on tuesday evening as the returns come in. and we'll bring you behind the numbers analysis with political insider melissa caen and phil matier and the rest of our kpix 5 team. >>> let's take a live look at our ocean beach camera in san francisco. not too far from sunset. a high surf advisory though in effect for much of the northern and central california coast. chopper 5 over ocean beach. just a few hours ago, you can see surfers were loving the massive waves there probably put on quit a show for people dining at the cliff house -- on quit a show for people dining at the cliff house. here's our chief meteorologist paul deanno. >>> it's calm outside but the ocean is the opposite. the storm causing all of this is northern 1,000 miles way but even a storm that will come nowhere close to the bay area can send a significant amount of wave energy across the ocean and slamming against the coastline right now and waves are exceeding 20 feet in som

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> as jackie said, san francisco public defender jeff adachi supports herrera's decision not to defend the bail system. in a statement, adachi said, quote, the practice of jailing the poor and people of color simply because they cannot afford bail is indefensible and violates the presumption of innocence and our country's commitment to equal justice for all. >>> in san francisco, the search is on for the next top cop. the list of candidates for police chief of candidates will be whittled down to three today. 61 people applied and the police commissioner road it to 10. among those who applied is interim chief toney chaplin. the goal today is to chutes final three during a closed- door session which starts at 5:30 this afternoon. once those three finalists are selected, it will be up to mayor lee to select a chief. >>> "covered california" open enrollment is now under way. you can expect to pay for insurance this year but price surges will be smaller than the average national increase. new shopping tools and 300 new storefronts are launching to make it easier to sh