in the nation. today pelosi and lee will be at monroe elementary school to meet first graders. >>> just getting going on a tuesday. cameras are rolling when a protest gets nasty. details on what sparked this violent confrontation between a driver and a cyclist. >> and health experts reveal how to battle a cold. why they say sleep is the best remedy. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning everybody. it's the first day of september and temperatures going down. i'll share with you the coolest day of this workweek. >> and we've got a new accident now blocking at least one lane of traffic, this is in novato southbound 101 approaching roland. details on that ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning everyone. time check for you. it happens to be -- what is it? 5 they know 10 on this tuesday. -- 5:10 on the tuesday, it's a great day. this morning, a layer of low clouds and fog and otherwise lots of sunshine today. cooler than on monday. we'll get it all together and we'll have your complete forecast it's coming up in just about six minutes. >>> roberta i'm glad you made it through t

friends, family. et cetera. >> reporter: the red cross will help tia lee find a temporary home for the next few days. >> get the hotel and we don't know yet. >> reporter: how a though tell? >> maybe. -- hotel? >> maybe. >> reporter: growing up i can tell you this kind of living arrangement not unusual at all. and given how expense i it has goen to live here -- gotten to live here, the type of arrangement is becoming more common. in fact the owner of the house tells me she charged the other family $600 a month to live here. the homeowner says her husband died a few years ago and now she helps out fellow vietnamese families by giving them a place to live that's affordable. >> i'm not -- i get a lot of money from things like that. and i just want to share. i don't want to like -- business. not that business. >> reporter: you're not trying to make money. >> no. >> reporter: in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> firefighters were able to put the fire out within 40 minutes and no one was hurt. >>> a uc berkeley student has been diagnosed with measles. prompting concerns others may have been

california, this may just be the beginning. >> we are leeing the way now -- leading the way now with this initiative to bring information in a new way in an open data platform to a broad spectrum of citizens and that's what's going to improve public safety. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> the legislation still faces some challenges though. analysts say many questions still need to be answered about how police officers would collect race-based data. >>> today a kentucky county clerk who refuses to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples will defend her actions. a federal judge ordered her to comply with a supreme court decision to allow same-sex marriage but she says her religious beliefs prevent her from doing so. now, if the judge finds her in contempt, she could face fines or jail. >>> stocks in asia rose today following a rebound on wall street. japan's main index was up 1.4%. in south korea stocks were up slightly. taiwan's benchmark added .0.6%. markets are closed today for a holiday. yesterday the dow jones industrial average added 293 points. >> it was a good day. >>> w

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does it look in there? >> reporter: directing the team from above was lee berger, renowned american paleontologist. >> all right, go get him. >> reporter: squeezing through cracks as small as 7.5 inches, the cavers worked in claustrophobic conditions with over 99% humidity. >> the operation itself was outrageously dangerous. just because no one died speaks more to our preparation than it does the danger. >> reporter: berger has named the fossils homo naledi, which means star in a local language. it doesn't look like anything we've seen before. >> it's got a tiny head and ape- like body but arms and legs that are very, very human like, something completely unexpected. and we found it in incredible abundance. >> reporter: berger says he's identified 15 creatures in a single chamber, and he believes they were put there deliberately after they died, which is a uniquely human thing to do. >> if my discovery turns science on its head-- >> i'm kind of scared that they're going to fall apart as soon as i try to take them out in earnest. >> i don't want to breathe for her. is that two togeth

to do during the super bowl. so we went to find out. last month ed lee told phil lee the homeless wouldn't be allowed to be outside during the super bowl festivities. >> they will have to leave the streets. >> reporter: a recent justice department opinion said it's unconstitutional to jail someone sleeping on the street. >> i believe that the best touch is not so much the police duties of moving people. >> what do you do when they don't move? >> well, we ask them what do they need? >> reporter: you're talking around this. what do you do when someone doesn't want to leave the street and the justice department says you can't put them in jail? >> we dialogue until we get to the right result. >> reporter: police know dialogue doesn't work and looked at the justice department opinion. >> i'm on the street. i'm sleeping. you come up to me and say you have to leave. i'm not leaving. justice department says you can't -- >> there's opinions to varying degrees. >> reporter: there's no federal law. he is right. it's just a legal opinion from the justice department. they have to come in and s

half-staff at fire engine 7 in san francisco today. sfpd with the mayor ed lee came to remember the first responders who died on 9/11. names of the 443 fallen new york firefighters were read aloud. engine 7 one of many memorial locations all across the bay. >>> in union city, a ceremony was held honoring the victims of united flight 93. service was held at the memorial in sugar mill landing park. it bears each of the victims' names, along with where they were from. >>> in san jose, people honored today's anniversary with a day of service. color guard marched in the flags as dozens gathered. volunteers will complete service projects at 8 south bay nonprofit organizations throughout the day. mayor sam liccardo gave opening remarks. >> the tragedy was more profound for our country during my own lifetime than 9/11. >> the event was coordinated by the united way of silicon valley. >>> we are following some breaking news out of saudi arabia. 87 people have died and hundreds more were injured after a crane collapsed on a crowd today. the accident happened at one of islam's most important m

fire station 7. the fire and police chiefs joined mayor lee in remembering the first responders who died on 9/11. >> we can never forget those over 400 police officers and firefighters that ran in when everybody else ran away so that other people might survive. god bless them all. >> station 7 was one of 44 fire stations in san francisco that participated in a moment of remembrance at 6:59 this morning. that's the time the south tower collapsed. [ bell ] >> a bell chimed in union city after the names of the victims on united flight 93 were read. the ceremony was held at the 9/11 memorial in sugar mill landing park. it was bound for san francisco when it was hijacked and crashed in pennsylvania. >>> ceremonies were held all across the nation to honor and never forget the nearly 3,000 people who died on 9/11. [ bell ] >> bells rang at the moments both planes crashed into the world trade center towers. family members of 9/11 victims returned to ground zero. many clutched photos of their loved ones creating hand rubbings of their names on the memorial. [ taps ] at the white house, presi

, the governor declared a state of emergency. reporter lee martinez shows us what firefighters are up against. >> reporter: cal fire says the fire is running up and down the canyon straddling amador and calaveras counties changing directions with the wind. >> fire has been moving on us back and forth the past couple of days. >> reporter: firefighters are deep in wooded areas. more crews are brought in to get firefighters out. >> it's taking some time for them to get out of the area because of downed trees, downed power lines, downed power poles. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies closed highway 26 near the calaveras river valley because of downed power lines. homeowners couldn't get in to check their property. >> so they sd

declared a state of emergency. reporter lee martinez shows us what firefighters are up against. >> reporter: cal fire says the fire is running up and down the canyon straddling amador and calaveras counties changing directions with the wind. >> fire has been moving on us back and forth the past couple of days. >> reporter: firefighters are deep in wooded areas. more crews are brought in to get firefighters out. >> it's taking some time for them to get out of the area because of downed trees, downed power lines, downed power poles. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies closed highway 26 near the calaveras river valley because of downed power lines. homeowners couldn't get in to check their property. >> so they said that it is probably gone. >> reporter: others are looking for friends, concerned about who left behind. >> it's not the normal business that, you know, as if it was down. >> reporter: a rancher says he was forced to leave his home. he waits on highway 49 looking over the animals he couldn't get out. >> the mamas won't leave with the babies. they guard and protected the babi

years ago with just 20 members. >> we kept our group quiet. >> reporter: renee lee is the president. she underwent brain surgery. but the cocktail of drugs left her debilitated. >> i couldn't walk a quarter of a block. i spent most of my time in bed. >> reporter: she decided to give medical marijuana a try. >> it was like a miracle cure. >> most of the people in my office are older. the average age is 76. >> reporter: eloise theisen specializes in medical marijuana. >> most of them are comeing to me for pain, 35% is sleep, and the rest is anxiety, depression, cancer, parkinsons, dementia, alzheimers. >> reporter: but not all members want to be identified. >> the seniors think of it still as reefer madness. many of them do. >> reporter: 77-year-old doug stites wants to speak out. he says cannabis helps with his anxiety and stress. he has congestive heart failure. he doesn't smoke. he uses a tincture. >> i take the drops at bed and that allows me to sleep all night. >> reporter: the club meets once a month. tonight's speaker, san francisco mayoral candidate amy ferral white. >> we hav

. temperatures in the 60s with sweaters. >>lee: a lot of traffic tonight and we have an accident brewing and we head out to the seed we start to see the drive time and because of this accident we go out of here and it eases up on the 205 and there is 60 mi./h in which you get past the accident it goes to clayton road and it is completely shut down. also in san francisco it is close near the missoni center between 3rd and 4th. you can expect that around this area and because of this if you are headed towards the business area we are not seeing trouble spots and it looks nice and there's a little bit of a backup and 18 minutes as you see your way towards the main bridge. between 880 and 101 we saw this over towards san francisco, 14 meeting -- 14 minutes from 582 101. everything is on time as you head out the door and take a look at conditions through south bay, northbound 1012 san jose, so far, so good. it'll brake lights on the south side and so far so good i want to 80. >>michelle: a new miss america has been crowned. >> the new miss america is miss georgia. >>michelle: miss georgia didn't

bengals beat the raiders 33- 13. >>> baseball, mike lee gave up three early runs and made up for it. there's the three run home run to give the giants the lead. they beat the padres 10-3 and sweep the series. >>> a's starter felix due bonn served up three home runs in texas. two of them to beltre. the rangers beat the a's 12-4 to remain a game up for the second wild card spot. >>> men's final u.s. open. novak djokovic have a nice trip, see you next fall. after splitting the first two sets, djokovic would break federer late in the third set and take control of the match. he wins in four sets for his tenth career grand slam. >>> once again the 49ers and the vikings monday night football. right here on channel 5. we'll be with you for the pre-game and we'll be with you for the "fifth quarter" to see if san francisco can get off to a better start than the raiders. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >> we can only hope. okay dennis, play of day. we've got a little baseball for you on a monday morning. we have the blue jays and yankees, there at yankees stadium. toronto's with an impr

to the live pictures, 280 moving well approaching lee avenue. that's a look at the kcbs traffic. guys back to you. >>> the san ramon man whose car was stolen last week has been reunited with his '67 ford mustang fastback. >> someone stole a pickup and trailer containing the race car last week. friday an oakland police officer found the pickup in an industrial park with help from his patrol car's license plate reader. the trailer and mustang were located nearby and chad wick was pleased to see most everything intact. >> i thought they were going to pull the motor and transmission out within the first day. but there was so much heat from facebook and the police departments and the highway patrol and that i think that they put it in their storage yard and scurried like cockroaches to get away from it so they wouldn't get caught. >> he's very happy and that's because the custom car is worth more than $100,000. >> lucky man. good for him. >>> porsche is taking on tesla eventually. the automaker is showing off a prototype for a battery driven sports car. the mission e. will be a four door l

280 approaching the lee avenue. where traffic is still flowing well in both directions of 280. there are no delays as of yet for that northbound 280 commute approaching downtown san jose. we're also going to check on those road closures because of the valley fire. highway 128 remains shut down in both directions approaching ida clayton. and heading towards highway 29, that is shut down both ways at tubs lane as we check on the rest of the commute. it has been a busy one in the north bay. the overnight roadwork we had in san rafael has been cleared out. all lanes are now open for you through central san rafael and southbound 101 approaching the golden gate bridge, traffic is flowing well getting into san francisco and bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on and it's backed up into the maze. guys? >>> thank you. more traffic hassles expected this weekend in san francisco. all because of a major tech convention going on and let's go live to kpix 5's kiet do so he can explain the changes all made to accommodate dream force. good morning kiet. [ sirens ] >> reporter: yes, dream force

wearing a minnesota vikings jersey. kpix 5's reporter doverly will have more at -- dover fee lee will have more at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. >>> the new all black uniforms last night were debuted. the alternate uniforms will be worn one more time later this season. also the nfl debut of running back jared hayne. he's an australian rugby star and it was a bit shaky. he mishandled the punt leading to a turnover but the niners beat minnesota 20-3 and they will visit pittsburgh. here's the turnover -- on sunday. >>> football season is upon us and 75 million people are drafting fantasy teams. according to a consumer report, nearly a third of fantasy football players this year are women. many of whom are creating leagues of their own. i'm in two leagues by the way frank. >> just two? >> yes just two. the sport though, we know it isn't just for boys. >> well, erica and i -- erica i both are married and at the time were dating men who were obsessed with football. and played fantasy themselves. so we felt if you can't beat them, join them. >> pretty good. women playing fantasy football is up 10%

different. i don't value her being more special than anybody else. >> reporter: mayor lee said the action came after a personal phone call to kate steinle's father jim who was with his daughter when she was shot and held her in his arms as her life slipped away. >> a way to honor her life and her positivity for a city that is officially apologizing for that event and try to prevent it from happening to anybody else. i was supportive. >> it's a wonderful gesture by the city. better would be changing the flawed sanctuary policy. >> reporter: u.s. homeland secure chief jeh johnson in town this week appears to agree. >> it is in my judgment not acceptable to have no policy cooperation. >> he was talking about the way it was being enforced. >> reporter: the steinle family is also suing the san francisco sheriff's department plus the federal immigration offices as well saying that this case was botched on both sides. now, at the same time, one of the supervisors four in fact are introducing a resolution at the democratic central committee to reaffirm the city's sanctuary policy. in san francisc

mayor ed lee supports the idea that a memorial plaque in honor of shooting victim kate steinle. the suspect in the case is an undocumented immigrant who had been deported five times. steinle's death reignited the national debate on immigration reform. >> it's a way to honor her life and her positivity for a city that is officially apologizing for that event and try to prevent it from happening to anybody else. i was supportive. >> marty halloran of the san francisco police officers association says a better gesture would be to change san francisco's policy as a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants. >>> time now is 4:40. a spike in crime until berkeley hitting close to home for the city's mayor. the hot spot police are pointing out. >> and we would like to know what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitel

. >>> may here support the idea of a -- mayor lee supports the idea of a memorial plaque in the case of kate steinle. the suspect is an undocumented immigrant deported five times. kate steinle's death reignited the national debate on immigration reform. >> a way to honor her life and positivity for a city that's officially apologizing for that event and try to prevent it from happening to anyone else. i was supportive. >> marty halloran of the st. francis police officers association says a better gesture would be to change the city's policy as a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants. >>> ridesharing service lyft expanding to china. a chinese ridesharing service is investing $100 million in lyft. the customers from both the u.s. and china will be able to catch a ride using both services. the two companies will collaborate in technology and product development. >>> liza wants to do some ridesharing with us in the morning. >> i thought you were volunteering. >> you drive. >> we'll take turns. >> south bay, east bay. >> take a nap on the way in at 3 a.m. [ laughter ] >> i'll pick yo

rallied to protest big tech donations to political figures. mayor lee has received significant monetary favors from tech giants like ron conway along with real estate developers. tech lobbying is causing a culture shift in the city and workers are paying the price. >> we want working people supported, working people being displaced, evicted and the mayor is giving all these tax bay area's to these tech companies, hedge funds are influencing politics. >> a proposed robin hood tax would bill wall street trade to fund affordable housing. >>> at&t is stepping in to help bay area police track down vandals who have been cutting fiberoptic cable lines. the company offering a quarter of a million-dollar reward for the capture and conviction of the culprits. total of 11 attacks since last year have disrupted internet service all over the bay area. the most recent incident was on monday when lines were cut in two-man holes near livermore. >>> almost 1 million viewers were streaming last night's republican debate on the internet. and while many tuned in to hear what donald trump would say

", kpix 5's len ramirez spoke to one of them. >> reporter: officer lee an alfonso is back in blue once again wearing the uniform of the san jose pd. >> when i put the uniform on for the first time, um, to see the patches on my arms and -- it just was a very good feeling to be coming back. >> reporter: after 18 years as a cop in san jose, alfonso left the department earlier this year because of measure b, the pension reform plan that took more out of her paycheck and covered less of her disability and retirement. >> i had to make a decision for my family. >> reporter: she works six months for another department. but now with an agreement between the city and the police union to scrap major portions of measure b, she is the first of the so-called comeback cops to get rehired by san jose. >> everybody has been extremely supportive. everybody understands the goal of this place is to be able to move past measure b and continue to rebuild this department. >> fantastic. i mean, quite frankly we never wanted individuals to leave in the first place. >> reporter: plenty did. since 2012, the

-0. mike lee chased after three innings. 5th inning d-backs pitcher singled to right. that got a run home to make it 4-0 arizona. next inning, reliever matt cain in the game. he got through on him. scored aj pollack. as for corbin on the mound, had his stuff. went 7 shutout innings, five strikeouts. arizona 8-1 at at&t park. they won 6-0. and the dodgers magic number to clinch the division is down to 7. >>> all right. a's and astros in progress right now. >>> college football. let's go. cal, texas, stanford, sixth ranked usc in progress moving pictures on the late show. let's take you to notre dame. number 8 fighting irish taking on georgia tech. 1st quarter 3rd and 20. kaiser up top. will fuller 46-yard play, that's how they got it done. 6 catches, 131 yards. 4th quarter, cj putting the defenders in. he gone! 91 yards, jule! notre dame 30-22. these were the auburn fans before the game at number 13lsu. probably weren't feeling great after this. that's leonard cornet. 40 yards through defenders upped the tigers lead to 24-0. cornet a legitimate heisman trophy candidate. full of moves,

after president kennedy was assassinated, the daily briefing confirmed that lee harvey oswald had been in mexico. he was trying, we are told, to arrange for visas so that he could travel to the u.s.s.r. have a havana. lyndon johnson didn't like the pickles-style briefing, perhaps because kennedy had never allowed him to read it. the kennebunkport tailored a new one for him titled, "president at daily brief," and they changed the delivery scheduled. >> and they delivered it in the afternoon, not the morning, since johnson liked to do his reading at the end of the day, often in his pajamas, while lying in bed. >> reporter: in the years to come, the war in vietnam consumed l.b.j. in 1967 he asked for a daily supplement on the war "for the president's eyes only." after the 1968 tet offensive, kennebunkport briefers reported that north vietnamese broadcasts arey boasting of hundred dead in the attack on the u.s. embassy when in fact there was minimum loss of life. johnson claimed the vietnamese could not eat and sleep properly. he was confused as a man in the moon. the briefings have c

solheim cup in germany today, but it was not without controversy. rookie alison lee picked up her ball, thinking she had been conceded a short putt. she had not. the european team won that round, but the u.s. came back from 10-6 down to win that event. nasa is working with a private company to develop what it calls the first-ever space shotgun. the idea demonstrated in this animation is to fire at ysteroids to see how strong they are and the gather samples that can help us better understand the origins of the universe. astronauts aboard the international space station watched a movie that likely hit very close to home. they got a special preview of "the martian," which stars matt damon as an astronaut who gets stranded on mars. earlier this year astronauts watched another space disaster movie, "gravity." up next here, extraordinary sunday school scenes with jimmy carter. carter. new bayer pro ultra omega-3 has two times the concentration of epa and dha as the leading omega-3 supplement. new bayer pro ultra omega-3. do you suffer from constipation or irregularity? trust dulcolax®

the solheim cup in germany today. rookie allison lee picked up her ball thinking she had been concede aid short put. she had not. the european team won that round, but the u.s. came back from 10-6 down to win that event. >>> nasa is working with a private company to develop what it calls the first ever space shotgun. the idea demonstrated in this animation is to fire asteroids to see how strong they are and to gather sample that is could help us better understand the origins of the universe. astronauts aboard the international space station watched a movie last night that likely hit very los to home. they got a special preview of the martian which stars matt damon who gets stranded. earlier this year astronauts watched another space disaster movie. "gravity.",, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we close tonight in plains, georgia. the birthplace and home of former president swrimy carter. the 39th president turns 91 on october 1st. he is undergoing treatment for brain cancer. as michelle miller reports, that is not changing his sunday routine. >> 40, 43. >> reporter: the line begins hours befo

, including lee chat and cam card. the malware opens prompts asking users to open the app using their password. apple has removed the apps known to be affected in the store. >>> investors are focusing on whether the federal reserve board will raise key interest rates next month. major stock indexes ended mostly lower last week when the fed held rates near zero. for the week, the dow was down 50 points for the week and s&p off three and the nasdaq up five points. >>> the ceo of volkswagen is apologizing to customers. the environment protection agency said the company's diesel cars were equipped with software to skirt clean air rules. about 500,000 volkswagen and audi models are affected and that is about 25% of the company's sales. the epa ordered volkswagen to fix the cars at its own expense. the company could be fined as much as $18 billion. >>> greece will try to fix its debt crisis with the left wing party that it ousted just a few months ago. party leader alexis tsipras won re-election as prime minister last night and resigned last month after he lost his majority in parliament. f

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help from a ref. a kick by louis lorenda of midland lee high school was a little low but there was enough power behind it to ricochet off the referee's head and go through the goalpost. the point counted. the team went on to win the game 35-16. >>> a reminder to stay with cbs to see the giants take on the redskins tonight on "thursday night football." kickoff is at 8:25. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," actress anne hathaway talks about her new movie "the intern." this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." , widespread pain slowed me down. my doctor and i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain, i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired f

francisco mayor ed lee his opinion on whether or not racial profiling is an issue locally. he said no. but that there's still bound to be mistakes. >>> caught on camera a man walks into a pharmacy in san mateo and cops say he was there is to get drugs without a prescription. watch what happens as the suspect armed with a knife jumps over-the-counter on tuesday. the bottom of your screen you can see him holding the knife to the pharmacist's neck. the suspect walked out of the store with stolen medication. >>> san mateo county is taking action after complaints about increased noise from the san carlos airport. there's been an increase in traffic because of surf air a growing commuter airline that charges a monthly fee for all you can fly use. noise complaints have come from atherton, north fair oaks and palo alto. the board of supervisors voted this week to form a subcommittee to look into the matter. >>> from the just when you think you've heard it all department a case of man's best friend eating a girl's best friend. a woman in australia thought she lost her very expensive diamond en

pope will attend a meeting on religious freedom with lee that knee community liters. >>> a--with latino community leaders. >>> a family was california was on the duck boat in seattle. a young woman reasons the moment when the duck tour driver appeared to lose control. she looked up and saw the bus coming towards them. her father describes what happens next. >> i remember pushing my wife down so she would not get thrown out and i remember rolling and, over people, and i guess, rolled right out of the window. >> i was thrown out but i must have blacked out or i had my eyes closed, i remember waking up on the freeway. >> the ntsb is now investigating the accident. it is the first time that the agency has looked into a land crash of an and fib courthouse vehicle. >>> now california has tough air quality standards and now they are getting tougher. yesterday, carbon content was voted to be cut by 0 1-0% in the next five years. oil producers warn that the strict new standards will now drive up the cost of gas. the drivers could pay an extra $25 a year in higher gas prices by 2017 and an

seem to be simple. >> reporter: new york university professor lee igel is an expert in sports behavior. >> who is out there doing the coaching? it has to be better than somebody with good intentions. we have to look at the equipment. very few schools, especially public schools, have athletic trainers on the field. >> reporter: at the home of the blue streaks, a flag flies at half-staff and teenagers hug and write tributes on social media about evan murray, who was most admired by fellow football players, where a friday nightlight was extinguished and in the harsh light of day a football field has become a memorial. we're still waiting to learn what specifically caused evan's death, what kind of injury he went to the hospital with, and whether there was an underlying medical condition, jim. >> axelrod: tragic. contessa, thank you. up next, chinese schools take a new, more american approach to education. >> axelrod: there was an elaborate state dinner at the white house last night. president obama hosted chinese president xi jinping just hours after negotiating a new agreement on cyber s

kids. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee says he would veto a plan to let bicyclists roll through stop signs. >> to have a roll through stop practice that's adopted locally and have as many people that come through our city as we do is to invite potential disaster. >> the board of supervisors is considering an ordinance that would give cyclists the green light to keep going. it would only be allowed if there's no cross traffic and it's safe. >>> campaign 2016 hillary clinton's in the bay area tonight looking for donations and donald trump's talking taxes. he says he wants to save a lot of people a lot of money. allen martin is here. this is the most specific plan that we have heard from him on just about anything. >> that's true. for weeks trump has been promising to raise taxes on hedge fund guys. today announced that he'd cut taxes across the board and reduce what the wealthiest people and corporations pay. >> it will simplify the tax code. it will grow the american economy. at a level that it hasn't seen for decades. >> here's what he's proposing, four individual tax brackets with a

francisco mayor ed lee says he would veto a plan that would let bicyclists roll through stop signs. >> to have a roll through stop practice that's adopted locally and have as many people that come through our city as we do, is to invite potential disaster. >> the ordinance being considered by the board of supervisors would allow cyclists to bypass stop signs only under safe conditions with no cross traffic. >>> a california chef is giving away his popular bistro. after 16 years the owner of mendo bistro is unloading the restaurant. anyone must write a 250 word essay explaining why. winner takes all including the liquor license which is no longer given out in mendocino county. >> my wife and i have a 9-year- old boy. and i want to spend as much time as i can with him before he doesn't want to spend time with me. >> the entry fee of the contest, $100. >> i'm not sure mike sugerman is going to cook for you but he was in the piece anyway. >>> a program that places pianos and outdoor locations is expanding. ♪ it's a cool program and it's in its second year at several santa clara count

. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee says he would veto a plan that would let bicyclists roll through stop signs. >> to have a roll through stop practice that's adopted locally and have -- as many people that come through our city as we do -- is to invite potential disaster. >> that ordinance being considered by the board of supervisors would allow cyclists to bypass stop signs only under safe conditions with no cross traffic. >>> bay area democrats appear to be in a giving spirit as their party's presidential front runner wraps up a local fundraising swing. kpix 5's cate cauguiran joins us live from san francisco where a breakfast event is planned for hillary clinton this morning. cate? >> reporter: miche, well, the former secretary of state and first lady will start her morning in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood at a $2,700 a head fundraising breakfast. the bay area visit comes as a new poll suggests that she could defeat republican front runner donald trump in a head- to-head general "next" year. the -- general election next year. it gaves her a 49% to 39% advantage. b

be ticketed. mayor lee says he'll veto any legislation allowing cyclists to roll through the stop signs. >>> a historic meeting between former cold war adversaries. president obama and raul castro met today. the meeting happened during the gathering of world leaders at the united nations in new york. earlier this year the u.s. and cuba exchanged embassies. in an address, obama urged continued friendship between the nations. >> i'm confident that our congress will inevitably lift an embargo that should not be in place anymore. >> along with ending the embargo, president obama and raul castro discussed the closing of u.s. military base at guantanamo bay, cuba. >>> the president of planned parenthood is in the hot seat. she fired back at republican critics who want to strip federal funding for that organization. cbs reporter craig boswell with the showdown on capitol hill. >> reporter: supporters of planned parenthood took to the street to defend the healthcare provider. >> rallies around the country, you show how deeply the american people care about women's health. >> reporter: the

increased height limits for those developers' projects. mayor lee and supervisor tang introduced the legislation at yesterday's board of supervisors meeting. >>> tonight is the deadline for approval of a federal spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. today the house and senate are expected to approve a 10 week stop-gap measure and send it to president obama for his signature. budget battle has divided republicans. the more conservative ones don't want to approve any plan that provides money for planned parenthood. >>> despite a flurry of last- minute appeals and pleas from family members, georgia executed its first woman in 70 years. kelly was put to death by lethal injection last night. the 47-year-old was sentenced to death for convincing her lover to murder her husband in 1997. her execution was delayed more than five hours as lawyers filed three appeals in an attempt to get a stay. >> as we left, it became very somber. and kelly asked to us pray with her and we all prayed together. she was very strong. and she was very assured. >> the man who carried out the murder is serv

developers' projects, mayor lee and supervisor katie tang introduced the legislation at yesterday's board of supervisors meet. >>> a bay area football coach could lose his job after a fight with students but some at the school are jumping to his defense. >> why one of the bay area's busiest streets won't look the same after today. >> and hi-def doppler showing showers already this morning south of us for now. when and where we might see them here coming up. >> and we have slow traffic in san jose because of an accident northbound 101 approaching old oakland road. oakland road. details on [during sleep train's the triple choice sale. big for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale -- on now at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ there areand then...ffection. there are signs of affection. use