Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. A shooting spree at a u. S. Army base and tonight, we know the alleged gunman was a soldier. It happened at fort hood, texas. This is the second mass shooting there in five years. Joe vasquez has more. Reporter the gunman opened fire on one building of the base, then got in his car and drove to another location and started shooting again. Tonight, 16 people are wounded and four dead including the gunman who turned the weapon on himself. Every one of them military personnel. [ sirens ] the gates went up. Reporter as an army soldier drove through his own base, families were notified to stay inside and away from the windows. Take shelter immediately. Reporter at first, everybody was a suspect. They are escorting a group of soldiers out of a building now at gunpoint. Everyone is coming out with their hands in the air. Soldiers, men, women, and children. Reporter a responding officer eventually found the gunman. Cbs news confirmed he
Why the government, not the banks, are doing more harm than good. Stocks finally in the green after a tough start to the new year. Lets check in with Nicole Petallides. What is driving the market . Nicole all the major averages down a percent or more from yesterdays close. Gaining back a lot of that, up 11 116point somewhat of a reversal. The other thing talking and reading a note he sends out, sometimes you see the market slow down a little bit, but that is not the case today. A different type of market and the people waiting for little bit of bottom fishing may be disappointed. The nasdaq up and the s p gaining half of 1 . One winner on the dowel all time high, United Health care. It was raised over at Deutsche Bank. That is good news for them, the Top Performing sector, health care overall. There is the look one year at health group 50 in the last year. Lori thank you for that. Good news if you are stuck at the airport, jetblue restoring service in new york and boston after being fo
Temperatures will be coming down today visibility at the coast is ben reduce 53 in pacifica overall a couple degrees cooler in the south bay and also into the east bay. So we wake up with the cloud cover right now. Were clear in concord and livermore and with that should change is the fog increases and partly cloudy throughout the afternoon with much cooler days in today and tomorrows forecast then were going to reverse that trend for the week ahead liz. All right lisa. Thank you ian. Now a posttropical cyclone is continuing to move inland after making landfall near, Myrtle Beach South Carolina the storm struck the southeast as a category one hurricane with 85 miles an hour winds in florida officials. Meantime are still assessing the damage the death toll has risen to 33 making ian the deadliest storm to hit the state in 60 years abc News Reporter. Justin finch has more from florida. And making another landfall friday near georgetown, South Carolina as a category one hurricane with win
Fire Officials Say that they do meet federal requirements, but the union says they simply would not provide enough protection from Something Like ebola. They should bewaring the bio hazmat chemical suits and thats what we assumed wrongfully so that thats what the department was going to be outfitting our members in. News tonight the main Health Officer in trenton told city council there that he wants to create a list of questions for 911 operators and Health Care Workers to ask of potential ebola patients. Well of the three cases now in the United States, all involve adults but wasnt if a child were to be infected . Well we learned today that chop is now one of the few hospitals in the country designated to handling any possible weed pediatric cases. Eyewitness news matt rivers joins us live from chop with that part of our coverage tonight. Reporter chris and natasha, hospital officials tell us theyve been preparing for this since august. The hospital could treat us children being evac
Is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Right now at 10 oclock, we have the first video of the first nurse infected with ebola on u. S. Soil. She shares a message tonight with friends, family and the world. Good evening, im chris may. Im natasha brown. Jessica is off. Until now, weve only seen her in photos and tonight we go into her hospital room. Nurse nina pham who is fighting ebola wants the world see the video were about to show you. Her physician, dr. Gary wean stein recorded the conversation with her. Thanks for getting well well, after that video was recorded, nina pham departed dallas. Fellow nurses gathered outside to say farewell, many holding signs. She then boarded a plane. Pham is en route right now to the National Institutes of health in maryland which has an isolation unit. Meantime, president obama authorized the pentagon to call up reserve and National Guard troops and if they are needed to assist in the u. S. Response to the outbreak in west africa. The president tonight talked abo