Residents of northern gazaare reported to be moving south ahead of a possible Ground Invasion by the Israeli Military. This follows warnings from israel that it intends to retaliate for deadly attacks by palestinian militants. A san jose resident is trying to stay in contact with relatives in gaza. Why his father is choosing to stay put despite those warnings from israel. And jewish residents in petaluma gather for a sabbath service. A rabbi there says hes hoping his brother in southern israel can stay safe. Hes very proud to fulfill the lifelong dream of moving to israel, but its a scary time. Good morning. It is saturday, october 14th. Im kelsey thorit. This morning explosions rang out and large smoke clouds were visible over gaza as the conflict with israel entered its eighth day. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his country has only just begun to retaliate for last weeks attack hamas conducted across southern israel. Israel has since put the gaza strip, home to 2. 3 m
Live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. Brian hackney is at the chat yeah. Something cool, really cool happening in the sky right now that almost never happens. Brian hackney is at the chabaeut observatory tonight. Reporter we have a total eclipse scheduled, the first in more than two years and as we look live at the space and Science Center where hundreds of people have turned out to see something they could see in their own backyard and paid for it. As we go live to a different location in livermore, weve got a good clear shot of the moon. Theres a gauze of high clouds over part of the bay area, but were still getting a tiny little nick. As time goes on as this newscast progresses, that shadow will creep progressively farther across the face of the moon. Well have an update later in the newscast. Its a sight that used to terrify the ancients. Now the reaction is a little bit different. Just ask the science guy. Its exciting its an exciting thing. Reporter even bill nye
Minutes. But its free flowing because of that bottleneck just east of there. Thats your latest kcbs traffic update and another check of the forecast with lawrence. A lot of clouds outside in fact and in fact mostly cloudy skies around the bay area. Stronger sea breeze develop outside and yeah a very cloudy start early on but so lots of lots of sunshine coming as the weak weather system slides on through bringing some mid to high level clouds as well. As we head in toward the middle of the day and the afternoon those are gong listen. Well see some 8 long gone. Well see some 60s and 70s inside the bay and mostly sunny inland and temperatures in the 70s and maybe a couple of well 80s low 80s well end land. Mostly cloudy start day the temperatures generally in the 50s by the afternoon though should be a pleasant afternoon again. The sea breeze will be blowing and cooler out along the coastline with some 60s here. Mid 60s and breezy into San Francisco should see some 70s into oakland and ab
Accident westbound 580 at north greenville. Everything is now cleared to the shoulder and unfortunately an earlier than usual backup especially through the live more valley. 16 Miles Per Hour now there may be some activity on the shoulder. And anyway its already backing up tracy and continuing straight on through the at hospital pass. But things look better to the dublin interchange where we have a live camera. Some fog but once again traffic moves well. Live look at the san mateo bridge once again traffic looks great into the and out of hayward. Bay bridge similar story and they should have cleared the overnight roadwork on the eastern span. Westbound 80 from the incline out to the island. And mass transit also still on time including b. A. R. T. Now with more than 30 trains all according to no delays. Thats traffic back to you guys. We missed it but there was a rare event in the sky in the middle of the night. Yes if you were away from the fog you could see a total eclipse of the moo
Live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. Brian hackney is at the chat yeah. Something cool, really cool happening in the sky right now that almost never happens. Brian hackney is at the chabaeut observatory tonight. Reporter we have a total eclipse scheduled, the first in more than two years and as we look live at the space and Science Center where hundreds of people have turned out to see something they could see in their own backyard and paid for it. As we go live to a different location in livermore, weve got a good clear shot of the moon. Theres a gauze of high clouds over part of the bay area, but were still getting a tiny little nick. As time goes on as this newscast progresses, that shadow will creep progressively farther across the face of the moon. Well have an update later in the newscast. Its a sight that used to terrify the ancients. Now the reaction is a little bit different. Just ask the science guy. Its exciting its an exciting thing. Reporter even bill nye