i just. i think that after the last few weeks, you know, and all the trust issues, i think that we should take it slow. totally. you know, let things unfold naturally. right. i think i-i need some time to. heather: oh, my god. what. i knew it. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org this is kpix5 news on the cw. the bay bridge never looked so good. the new light project is on. we ll show you how they do it. plus, it seems hard to believe after 9/11, but why the tsa will allow knives back on airplanes. the piece of stolen history just recovered and why no one will get the reward for finding it. good evening, i m elizabeth cook. and i m ken bastida. it seems like it s been a while since we ve seen this, yup, that s rain. paul is tracking the system with our high def doppler. paul. the heaviest rain fall we ve seen in a long time and it is impacting us right now. take a look at the doppler with that steady rain fall. moving i
california gold rush history evokes a lot of emotion. it s one of the iconic pieces in this museum. and when the oakland museum of california director got the call yesterday that it had been recovered i cried. i was in my car, pulled over and burst into tears. reporter: oakland police say 45-year-old parolee andre franklin has been charged with possession of stolen property. they have been looking for him for the past three weeks and found him driving in oakland on sunday. they wouldn t say if there are other suspects. can t release any information. this is an ongoing investigation. i don t want to jeopardize the case. we are still actively trying to get items back. reporter: the other items are gold nuggets and three pistols stolen in november. the gold box was taken in january. it was valued years ago at $800,000, long before the price of gold skyrocketed and it s priceless for its historic value. it s that history that clicked with officers michael igualdo and pr
status, due to patient confidentiality rules. the bay lights art installation is up now and running on the western span. ((ooh! look at that!!!)) it debuted last night. this dazzling display of performance art is funded by $8- million dollars in private donations. it will go on from 6 pm to 2 am nightly until 2015. san francisco s mayor is already imagining the lights as a more permanent fixture. mayor bite: we talk about this being a two- year commitment. (butt sot) with the success this already has, i will predict that people including myself will want this to be ongoing certainly during my lifetime (applause) the display is illuminated by.25- thousand led lights.wrapped around 100- thousand led lights.wrapped around 100- thousand feet of cable. all those lights the electricity bill must be a fortune, right? nope: just 15 bucks a night. that works out to 11-grand over the two-year lifespan of the display. and remember, kpix-5 is the official broadcast partner for the bay