the bay area. but you know what, actually some warmer temperatures as we head toward the afternoon right now out in the 40s and 50s. we are going to take a closer look at the chance for rain coming up. >> roadwork is back in oakland up and down the nimitz freeway. this morning, northbound 880 between 23rd and broadway as you head towards downtown oakland, various lanes blocked for at least another half hour. we'll have a breakdown of "kcbs traffic" coming up. >> thank you. we begin with breaking news this morning. an amber alert for a missing baby. sunnyvale police are looking for a brown 2004 gmc envoy. the license number is 6hil892. and this is a live look at the amber alert sign on highway 101. police said a woman told them the father of the child took the baby after an argument yesterday. the father said he was taking the child out of state. the man it previously made threats to harm himself and the

baby. a fire in san francisco's outer richmond district. at one point flames covered the entire roof of the building on 1121 clement. people who live inside have all been evacuated. so far, no injuries to report. a locker room fight sent a college football player to the hospital. andria borba reports campus police are considering charges. reporter: the cal band is getting tuned up on maxwell family field. the team is doing the same. inside memorial stadium for this week's matchup versus usc. while uc-berkeley police are investigating the team's off field antics. on friday afternoon, 18-year- old runningback fabian no hale was beaten during a fight during the locker room. he was sent to alta bates medical to get stitches and treated for concussion. the fight it was only two minutes but long enough to injure hale and draw an investigation but not an arrest yet.

>> in this case, more than likely what we'll do is we'll prepare the case and submit it to the district attorney and student conduct for review. >> reporter: the weekly presser was not posted online. there was a statement you see on your screen which doesn't say much of anything other than they are cooperating with the investigation. the golden bears are in the middle of an abysmal 1-8 season. some cal students believe the fight is a symptom of that. >> in football teams you get guys who fight but it shows the team is not doing well and taking their frustrations out on each other. >> reporter: hale will rejoin the team next week and is recovering in santa cruz. it's not known if his attacker is back on the field. cal athletics is punting questions n berkeley, andria borba, kpix 5. >> new video has surfaced of recently suspended miami dolphins lineman richie incognito on a profanity laced tirade.

[ screaming and cursing ] >> tmz got this video showing the pro bowl player shirtless and shouting racial slurs at a bar with his teammates earlier this year. incognito is accused of bullying stanford grad jonathan martin so badly, martin had a breakdown and quit the team. incognito denies the allegations. 4:33. a man set on fire on an ac transit bus in oakland is being treated for second- and third- degree burns on his legs. 18-year-old sasha fleishman was sleeping on the bus monday evening. when he woke up, his clothes were on fire. police took a 16-year-old suspect into custody at oakland high school yesterday. police used surveillance images from the bus, talked to witnesses to catch the suspect. our brian webb tried to get some answers from the teenager. >> reporter: can you tell us why you did it, sir, tells? tell us, why would you do something like that? >> the suspect didn't have anything to say. fleishman is listed right now

in stable condition. voters in san francisco have given a resounding thumbs down to a plan to build expensive waterfront condominiums. 62% of voters rejected proposition b also known as the 8 washington development in yesterday's off-year election. voters also rejected a related measure, proposition c, which would have allowed taller buildings at the location. the 8 washington project was approved by the board of supervisors last year. but critics forcedded issue to a vote. it's a huge defeat for ed lee and gavin newsom who campaigned for the development. the waterfront alliance, which opposed the project, is now turning its attention to a planned basketball arena. the group wants san francisco leaders to reassess the golden state warriors' proposal. in sunnyvale voters approved measure c calling for stricter gun control laws requiring gun owners to report a loss or theft of weapons to police within 48 hours. firearms will have to be locked up when not in the owner's

direct possession and ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds will be banned. large group in sonoma county wants the d.a. to file charges against the deputy who shot and killed 13- year-old andy lopez. >> seems like a knife to the heart first. then i found out what truly happened and it seemed like it was burst. >> protestors marched from the sonoma county board of supervisors meeting yesterday to the d.a.'s office. the d.a. met with some of the protestors. lopez was shot and killed last month when deputies told him to drop his weapon. the gun turned out to be a replica that looked like a real ak-47. in fairfield, police shot and killed a man suspected of stabbing his girlfriend more than 30 times. officers responded to a call at an apartment complex on pennsylvania avenue and found the woman. they say the suspect charged at him with a knife so they shot and killed him. the woman is now in critical condition. thousands couldn't wait to

hit the jackpot or at least try to. they poured into the graton resort and casino in rohnert park for its grand opening yesterday morning. the parking lot was full in no time and the casino was so packed, they had to shut the doors two hours after it opened. >> get in line. >> no! >> lines were so long, one woman said she couldn't wait. she forced her way past security to get in. but she didn't get away with it. kpix 5 reporter joe vazquez reports about 2,000 people are working at the new casino. reporter: will you make any money at the new graton casino? it's a gamble. >> blackjack! here it is. come on, right here. >> reporter: as for blackjack dealer keith prime he feel like he's won the jackpot. >> whoever wants to make a career here, it's possible. >> reporter: casino officials say dealers like keith make an average of $40,000 a year plus tips that can make up another 50 to 100% of their salary.

>> i'm happy. you know, i'm disabled. you check me with my new car. [ laughter ] >> the next mon or two. >> reporter: according to two labor leaders i spoke to, the man in charge here tribal chairman greg serras has gone well past their expectations, specifically committing to having the casino staffed with a mostly full-time workforce, making wages that are well above the market value here in sonoma county. >> but it's beyond wages. it's benefits and planning for retirement in the future. the tribal chairman shared many stories with us who have friends near retirement age and they have no retirement savings and he wanted to make sure that there was dignity in the workplace as well as a future for all the employees at graton resort and casino. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> if they decide to unionize, joe says that the process could take months if not years to complete. a morning team road trip, i see it coming. >> i think so. >> looks like fun. >> hey, guys, today likely to

be the warmest day of the week. >> love it >> you know what that means after this, it's all downhill!! it's not going to be that bad but outside a few more clouds moving through our skies still, high pressure starting to strengthen a little bit. look at the clouds encroaching on the bay area. eventually that punches through and we'll see more of that tomorrow and probably cooler temperatures. so enjoy today if you are headed out. fairly mild numbers compared to the last couple of days, some 40s and 50s early on, a little patchy fog especially toward the coastline this morning. this afternoon a mix of sun and clouds. 76 degrees in livermore. 75 in san jose. and about 71 degrees in san francisco. after this, though, we start to cool down. there's a chance of rain in the forecast, too. we'll talk about it coming up. first let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. the weather was so nice yesterday in san francisco. outside we go. things are looking better in walnut creek. there was an investigation overnight a police investigation southbound 680 by 24. if you heard about it, within the last hour they did re-open

all lanes. so everything looks good towards the caldecott tunnel. all right. eastbound highway 4 got your overnight roadwork still out there. sounds like the right lane is blocked between somersville and contra loma and that should be picked up by 6 a.m. hopefully lanes should re-open any minute northbound 880 between 23rd and broadway. they have roadwork there approaching downtown oakland. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. 4:39 now. san jose city council has approved a drastic plan to control the wild pigs in scenic almaden valley. the pigs which normally live in surrounding hills have been roaming neighborhoods tearing up lawns and the almaden golf and country club, as well. they are also showing some aggression towards people. as kiet do reports, trained experts will be able to trap and kill those pigs. reporter: just to be clear, the two councilmembers who pushed for the guns say this will not be a free-for-all killing spree. >> it's not my intention to go out and commit a pig genocide. we are not talking about

hunting season here. we're talking about licensed trappers controlled environment and protecting the property and the safety of our residents. >> reporter: the council voted to make an exception to its ban on firing guns within city limits and says that, yes, trapped pigs can be shot. you still need a depp pri days per miss from the station to trap and euthanize them but the vote means trappers have another option besides using lethal drugs or transporting an angry 300 pounds wild boar and killing them somewhere else. what do you say to people who say this is pretty drastic? >> it's a drastic problem. it is a drastic tool but it is just one tool. nobody has to use it. >> reporter: for two months, dry conditions have forced as many as 40 pigs down from the surrounding hills where they tear up lawns in search of grubs. the pigs caused $10,000 in damage at the almaden golf and country club. the club tried putting up a fence and hired a licensed trapper and said that if tonight's vote didn't pass, the problem would have gotten much

worse. >> just really would have progressed to the fact that we would have been overwhelmed with the pigs. we're surrounded by homes and there was no way we can fence up the whole golf course. it's impossible. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >> those trappers will only be able to shoot the captured pigs until february 5. that should give them a little more time to come up with a better long term plan. 4:41. coming up, a helicopter tour turns deadly in orange county. how a man plunged hundreds of feet into the ocean. >> they make it look like ordinary house pets. but these felines are something much more exotic. more on these hybrid pets coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

who jumped from a helicopte authorities orange county investigators are looking into the death of a man who jumped from a helicopter. authorities say 61-year-old gregory mcfadden booked a helicopter tour for two but then showed up alone and before jumping into the waves off new poured beach. the pilot's father says his son

tried to stop the apparent suicide. >> the guys tried to -- started to kind of struggle the aircraft pitched up. high son had his hand -- my son had his hand on the shirt and it ripped and the guy just went out the door. >> once he was onshore he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. passengers ran to safety after a plane caught fire in montreal at the airport. 250 people on board the flight. the boeing 767 had just landed when flames broke out yesterday. five passengers were injured while sliding down the emergency chute. the airline says a conveyor belt overheated and ignited whitell luggage as being off- loaded from that plane a new tool allows parents to track where their children are and if the child goes off course an alert goes off in seconds. christin ayers tests the kid tracker. reporter: march 16, 2012, 15-year-old sierra lamar leaves her home and vanishes on the way to school. her mother doesn't hear about

her disappearance until hours later. >> when i hear about these child abductions i can't help think about my own kids. >> reporter: this tech entrepreneur was inspired by a similar story. the abduction and murder of 10- year-old jessica ridgeway in colorado. so last month he launched an app that lets you map your kids' route to school, park or friend's house and track them using their cell phone gps. if the child veers off track. >> mom and dad immediately get the notification saying your child is off course. >> reporter: we created a picture in profile for me and set up a preordained route. let's see what happens if i walk off course. once i get about 30 feet off course, that's when alerts start going off. >> beep beep ] >> at least my alert. so it's showing she is off course now. 12 seconds ago that's where she was. >> reporter: it's at that point that the crowd sourcing kicks in. if a parent can't reach the child, they can hit escalate and then an entire village of

neighbors is notified to start searching. >> we wanted the act for a parent to press a button and have the world essentially around them to help find the kids. >> reporter: technology that might have saved sierra lamar, never found, and others like her. in san francisco, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> the app is taking off. guidance says in just over a week the lassie project has registered people in more than 500 zip codes nationwide. 4:46. today is the pick of the week because it's all downhill? >> after today, yes. so enjoy it. i think the whole pattern is about to shift. maybe we start to talk about some rain in the latter part of the weekend. so indeed it looks like today is going to be the nicest day of the week although we have a few clouds likely. a couple of patches of fog and partly cloudy skies and thick at the coastline. temperatures mild though in the 40s and 50s. toward the afternoon it will be

warmer upper 60s coastline, 70s inside the bay, mix of sun and clouds in the valleys well into the 70s. here we go. high pressure bringing you plenty of sunshine the last couple of days but you see couple of weak weather systems encroaching on this ridge. we are going to see some of that over the top of the ridge so as that ridge flattens out a little bit more clouds so likely to roll through but today the warmest day of the week. after this, we start to shift gears maybe start talking about some rain toward this next week. 70s in the south bay, 60s at the coastline, east bay numbers well into the 70s this afternoon too. then inside the bay should be a very nice day, plan on about 75 in oakland, 71 in san francisco, and a comfortable 75 degrees in petaluma. next couple of days, things start to change a bit. more clouds on the way for tomorrow. cooler temperatures too. in fact we are going to cool right through the weekend. then it looks like a chance of showers as we head in toward veterans day. maybe staying unsettled and wet right into next tuesday, as well. all right. time now for your "kcbs traffic" with elizabeth. >> at 4:47 this morning we have

not shown you a look yet at the bay bridge toll plaza. so let's do that. everything looks good right now. we have no metering lights, it being before 5:00 everything is cruising along in all lanes. all your bridges moving at the speed limit. we do have one problem out there. sounds like it's approaching sunnyvale westbound 237 by 101. our camera there in milpitas looks like it flashed off a second. maybe you caught that look. overall traffic is okay once you reach milpitas. they are doing some lane changes right now, that's what these flashing lights are across the golden gate bridge. you can see the crews out there. they are picking up cones and should be re-opening about four in the southbound direction to handle all the commuter traffic in the next couple of hours. so four southbound and two northbound direction. this is right around the time they usually do it. here's a live look at the nimitz, 880 in oakland. they have kind of put a hold on some of the roadwork. we haven't seen it in the past couple of weeks. northbound 880 approaching downtown oakland exits. it looks like it's back! that northbound 880 ride between 23rd and broadway

various lanes blocked just until about 5:00 not too much longer. they are probably picking up the cones right now. and bart so far everything looks good. no delay. in fact, they have more than 20 and they are all on time. we'll take a quick check of your east bay drive times for your more popular routes including the ride through the altamont pass still looks pretty good, much different story than yesterday. that is a check of your "kcbs traffic." back to you. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. for some cat lovers, it's the latest status symbol. an exotic cat that costs anywhere from hundreds to $30,000. but as we found out, the cats can go wild. >> hey, baby, hi, baby. reporter: at pg's exotic cathetery, a catery things go wild. they are offsprings of domestic cats bread with wildcats. you can't privately own aer isville in california but you can take home a hybrid.

>> it's surprising how many people want this. >> reporter: they include savannas, jungle bobs and bengals. >> a whole lot of cat. it's part asian leopard. >> reporter: the earlier the generation, the wilder the cat. an early generation jungle bob jumped our camera. >> they may be a smaller version of the lion and the tiger and the leopard, but they still are wild. >> reporter: this breeder warns these cats are not for everyone. >> it's a whole different world to have a cat like this but you have to know what you're getting into and be prepared for it. >> reporter: case in point, king tut. >> he was starving to death. >> reporter: he is a pet savannah abandoned. >> when they are 2 or 3 they spray urine and mark their territory and that's when people get rid of them. >> reporter: tut is too wild to be handled. he sprays, bites and scratches. he will live the rest of his life in a wildlife sanctuary. not all throw-away hybrids are so lucky. >> a lot of them are put down,

which is sad. >> reporter: marilyn krieger overs several hybrids and is an expert on cat behavior. she says these cats can be trained, that they're smart, lively and loyal. but they need lots of mental stimulation and attention. >> a lot of people, unfortunately, get them for the wrong reasons. and they are beautiful cats. but, they're so active. >> reporter: if you are not home, she recommends an outdoor enclosure or one of her tamer exotic hybrids. she won't sell her early generation cats to just anyone. >> if somebody wants them wild and they want that big cat or that exotic cat, go for it. but if you have little children, do not attempt it. >> reporter: and don't attempt to keep them cooped up in a tiny apartment. these cats need room to roam. a cat specialist told us that choosing a breeder is just as important as choosing the cat. you want a facility that socializes the animals early on. it is 4:51. disappointing news for tesla

motors. the announcement that sent the company's stock into a nosedive. >> and at 5:00, a locker room brawl sends a cal football player to the hospital. what may have led to the fight. ,, ,,,,,,,,

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all right. time to check your microclimate forecast. let's fly in for a closer look to walnut creek. it should be the warmest day of the week, about 75 degrees. >> and so far, this is a great start to the morning commute. by this time yesterday, we already had several hot spots. and it's just not the case this morning. all is quiet on bay area bridges. we'll have your latest "kcbs traffic" in 10 minutes. 4:54. shares of tesla motors dropped 12% in after-hours trading following a disainter30ing

earnings report. the palo alto based company says it lost 38.5 million dollars at 32 cents per share in the 3rd quarter despite a revenue jump. it sold more than 5500 model s sedans a quarterly record. it weighed down the move to open new stores and invest heavily in the charging network in the united states and europe. stars from "two broke girls" and "mom" helped announce the nominees for the people choice awards. >> the nominees for favorite country artists are, allison janney -- oh, no -- [ laughter ] >> "glee" led the pack with 8 nominations. katy perry and sandra bullock each got five nominations. and michelle spoke to the stars of the cbs show "two broke girls," talked about how much she missed the north bay where she grew up. >> i miss hiking up in mill valley. the tennessee valley trail to goes to the beach, i miss that. uhm, i miss the people, everybody is great. i miss my friends from high school. most of them moved back to san

francisco. >> so nice! >> fans can vote for the people's choice awards online through december 5. the show airs live january 8 right here on cbs. it's 4:56. coming up, open season on pigs? the controversial plan to deal with a pesky problem in the south bay.

an infant abduction prompts an overnight amber alert. authorities say the father took him from his sunnyvale home. >> at a time when many of us believe there is an affordability crisis, san francisco said, we don't need 134 high-rise luxury condos that will really change what our waterfront looks like. >> the 8 washington project is defeated. that means no condominium waterfront development. now it could open the door for leaders to reassess the golden state warriors waterfront arena proposal. >> classes in jeopardy at san jose state university this morning. big budget problems mean deep cuts for school programs. >> get to in line, no! >> expect the crowd on the roads again this morning as

lots of people head to the newly opened graton resort in rohnert park. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning,". >> we heard the whistle and threw it up there. >> hi, everyone. good morning, it's wednesday, november 6. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. kpix 5's anne makovec is following some breaking news now in sunnyvale where a baby was taken from his mother prompting an overnight amber alert. anne. reporter: this baby is less than a month old. police say he was taken by his father but also that this father has made previous threats that he might harm himself and the baby. we found this picture on facebook of the father who police believe is responsible for this abduction. a 22-year-old turkish man, 6 feet, 120 pounds. the apartment where he was last seen is on helen avenue in sunnyvale and police say that he took the baby from the

apartment that he shared with the baby's mother at around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. now, the baby is named henry ghouler romero. the signs went up immediately along the highway early this morning once that amber alert was put out. police think that the man is driving a 2004 gmc envoy california plate 6hil892. it has a large american eagle decal on the rear view window. police also say that this man did tell the baby's mother as he was leaving that he was planning on taking the baby out of state. live in sunnyvale, mangs, kpix 5. time for weather now. i guess today enjoy it, right? >> yes. may have some rain. we have partly cloudy skies out the door and patchy fog at the coastline early on. likes