good morning. thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. >> police are checking the cell phone records of the 17-year-old driver who killed a father and daughter riding bikes over the weekend. prosecutors considering an option that could mean a significantly heavier penalty. amy hollyfield is live at the accident scene on treat boulevard in concord. >> reporter: should the 17-year-old driver be charged as adult? the destruction that he caused is still visible here on treat boulevard, people can see there's so much rubble they've had to put up a fence from where he crashed into this medical building. there are bricks, still all over the sidewalk here. very, very destructive accident. police say the driver was speeding and trying to change lanes when he lost control of his cadillac suv.

he broke a fire hydrant which sent water spraying into the air. he crashed into the three bicyclists, a man and his two young daughters then he slammed into the building. the driver is a 17-year-old high school student. we have chosen not to release his namebysml because a juvenil. the district attorney will look into whether he was on prosecutors will decide whether to charge him as an adult. >> i don't make assumptions. at the same time someone has to be held accountable for something like this. 17 or not, sad situation. >> reporter: solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadessa, pictured on the far right were both killed. his 11-year-old daughter suffered a broken leg. his wife and the girls' mother decided to skip the saturday morning bike ride and decide stay home to make the family breakfast. the community held a

candlelight vigil last night at the scene it is still crowded on the sidewalk with flowers, candles and balloons to remember those the two family members who were killed. people out here at the scene have the nicest things to say about this family. people describe solaiman as a dedicated, loving father who worked hard as a truck driver, worked long hours to do everything he could to make sure his daughters had a happy life. amy hollyfield, abc7 news volunteers resume searching for missing morgan hill teenager wednesday. yesterday sierra lamar's family announced a $10,000 reward for her safe return. she vanished march 16th. lamar's family continues to hope that police and volunteers will find a lead that will bring her back to them. yesterday the search team got help again from 49ers'

quarterback alex smith and offensive lineman stalely. oakland police department says it was so overwhelmed with calls friday night officers couldn't respond to them all 6:30 that night the department had 125 calls for service. at the same time officers were working on 17 priority calls. two hours later the total number of standing calls increased to 146. all this occurred with a fully staffed department. the department says it will review why it happened and try to prevent it from happening again. uc davis researchers releasing study on autism this morning. for the first time, they've data linking a mother's weight with her child's odds for having autism. sergio quintana with the story. >> reporter: adding to public health for two reasons. there are rising levels of obesity in the united states. second, a sharp increase in the number of children diagnosed with autism. researchers looked at more

than 1,000 children between 2 and 5 years old and their mothers. they found mothers who were obese or had hyper tension or diabetes were 60% more likely to have autistic children than healthy mothers. findings should not be considered a conclusive explanation of the sharp rise in the number of children being diagnosed with autism. it does add support to concerns doctors have long had about mothers and their weight during pregnancy in a different study last month researchers found the number of children being diagnosed with the disorder has risen to 1 in 88. compared to 1 in 110 a few years ago. part of that is because doctors are more an waeufrt symptoms. this study linked other developmental disorders in children to obese pregnant mothers this report was published in the journal of pediatrics. the lead researcher says the

report adds more encouragement for pregnant mothers to maintain a healthy weight during pregnancy. estimated 1/3 of u.s. mothers are obese during pregnancy. uc berkeley has admitted students for fall and one activist group is not happy with the make-up of the class. demonstrators gathered sunday want the university to accept more underrepresented minorities. they say public schools should reflect california's population. lilian kim has more. >> i'm in the top 9%, selected to be a national scholar. >> reporter: she thought she had the grades, scores and extracurricular activities to get accept at uc berkeley. she was wrong. when she found out she didn't get in she was devastated. >> i was really sad. i felt like all my work was -- i felt like no one wanted me. all my work was not noticed.

>> reporter: the activist group, "by any means necessary" is trying to help. demanding uc berkeley double the number of black and latino students. they say the school fails to recognize the extra struggles that minors go through. >> there is no reason that the administration at berkeley should let students who have taken calculus, practice ballet, gotten top gpa's that is disfrom time to time -- discrimination. >> reporter: they organized a sit-in that lasted five hours. uc berkeley students aren't that sympathetic to the cause. the school hasn't used race, ethnicity and gender since voters passed prop 20916 years ago. that initiative end add firmive action at all public colleges and universities in california. >> voters chose to get rid of

it that's their prerogative, it is fine it gone. >> it should be what is on paper. i feel that your ethnicity, race, where you come from, that shouldn't give you an edge over anyone else. >> reporter: o' >> this morning eight people are -- this morning eight people recovering in the hospital after two accidents. first on embarcadero at harrison the second two block i was on the embarcadero. a car collided with a muni train in the first accident. police state driver of the red jaguar made an illegal left and broadsided with by the train. the driver of the car had to be extricated. police believe an suv driver was speeding when it hit three cars before ramminging into the delancy street restaurant. all -- injuries were minor. portions of the new doyle driveway and tunnel are expected to be ready by memorial day. the project has been ongoing the past two years.

commuters using the golden gate bridge approach to get in and out of san francisco have been faced with detours. temporary detours will be demolished before the new route opens. there will be a weekend of road closures before traffic is converted to the new route. a meeting will be held 6:30 thursday night at the mill valley community center to talk about the closures. 5:09. we check in with sue in a moment. gotta get you ready if your kids are going back-to-school this week, parents had to pull out rain jackets again? >> or they are saying home it is like uh-oh not a week where you going to the park or pool, chillier conditions and rain beginning as soon as tomorrow, maybe overnight tonight in the north bay. right now temperatures are dropping 41 in napa, good morning, 46 in san rafael, with warm spot san francisco

49. 47 in fremont and mountain view. increasing clouds today, especially north bay, partly cloudy, wet week on the way. rain begins overnight and then by tomorrow morning, it will spread across the bay, this is our first system. we have a second system towards the end of the workweek, it is going to be soggy, live doppler shows a stalled frontal band showing the showers north of lakeport and there's that first system off the coast here's the next system it will take the next several days for each system to push through the bay area maybe half an inch to 3/4 of an inch with each system. today 68 with sun in oakland, 69 palo alto, 69 fremont, as well as concord. 70 watsonville. temperatures start to cool quickly tomorrow breezy, rain, showers wednesday more rain the end of the workweek, but a dry weekend. good morning. if you are trying to get up

and at 'em to work and school this morning, drive times highway 4 from hillcrest to 242 less than 10 minutes. carquinez bridge to the maze east shore freeway commute looking good. 580 off the altamont pass earlier problem at the 680 junction with an accident that has been cleared. still looking at less than 15 minutes towards 680 junction. checked in with ace, mooney, bart, caltrain, all -- muni, bart, caltrain, all mass transit on time. westbound bay bridge approach, taillights towards moss ter city, no problem up and over the highrise, everything -- everything goo out of the hayward. beautiful shot -- bay bridge upper deck moving well, very little back-up into san francisco, no problems on the upper deck. still ahead, the navy

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spillover from friday's job report u.s. exchanges expected to slide today because the unemployment report was a disappointment economists expected over 200,000 jobs were added instead it was only 120,000. jobs report plus doubts about the u.s. economic recovery are a major reason why crude oil prices are down and gas prices seem to be leveling off up less than half a cent in the past week and down a fraction this weekend. recession is catching up with the public sector, more lay-offs likely for government workers because property income tax revenues are down many states have cut aid for municipalities. hunger games top for the third week in a row another 34 million dollars this weekend. it has now done better than any of the twilight movies. 5:15. navy officials will begin providing compensation today

w military jet crash into a apartment complex dozens of units were destroyed when the jet careened into the complex, luckily no one kill. residents won't be permitted back until cleanup is -- initial papers again at $2300. >> the teen who drew national attention after moving in with her high school teacher has ended the romance after he was arrested for sexual pwhraoeugs another student. 18-year-old moved in with the 41-year-old james hooker in february he quit his teaching job and left his wife and children to move in with the teen. powers tells abc news she is moving back with her family and feels betrayed. >> he called me from jail and yes, i told him that we're done. i lost everything for this guy. i lost my senior year. i gave up all my friends

because they didn't agree with me. for him not to have enough respect to tell me the truth. >> hooker has not denied charges against him in conversations with her. previous relationship dates back to 1998. powers fears hooker may have been accused other teenagers. recreational salmon season opened this weekend. there are big increase in the salmon population this year. four times greater than average. bay area fishermen credit restrictions on water pumping in the delta. recreational fishermen can catch up to two chinook salmons a day season from may until september. it is supposed to be spring. we are about to get spring showers more like winter. >> we had our sprinkle over the weekend that was it, just a couple of days. >> great sprinkle skiing.

>> right. we will get back to winter. several rainy days, several storm systems on the way. right now warmer start to the day. higher and mid level clouds. the sun officially up at 6:42. we will be looking for the clouds to be on the increase, especially in the north bay, the same story day after day as the front stalls offshore. we are looking at a little cloud cover in san francisco, haze, temperatures here are warmest in the upper 40s in the valleys of the north bay dropping to 41 in napa, los gatos 41. 47 fremont, good morning live more 42 for you. a nice day yesterday, hope you enjoyed the weekend, temperatures won't be as warm all weeklong. today similar in some spots to yet. three degrees warmer than yesterday morning in san francisco, retaining heat from last night two degrees warmer in redwood city, the coast warmer as well,

increasing clouds wet week ahead sprinkles throughout the day. the rain moves in just in time for the tuesday morning commute lasts through wednesday second system late wednesday into thursday. here's a look at where we are so far for the rainy season, 63% of normal, 21 inches of rain for santa rosa, san francisco. 59% of normal, 11 almost 12 inches in oakland 63% of normal march helped but you can see not much the further south you go mountain view only five inches of rain nearly 64y win% of normal only five inches for -- 37% of normal in san jose. next storm system will bring maybe a half inch in some spots stalled out to the west of us area of low pressure cut off low has been sitting there and sending the rain well north. finally begins to slide east and with that, we will see the

cloudy skies and slight chance of showers in the north bay and then the actual front and low moves through by tomorrow. here's a look at 1 a.m. tonight, we've got the wet weather for your morning commute through the afternoon scattered showers evening commute not as bad as the morning commute. wednesday morning scattered showers, cool temperatures just in the 50s all weeklong today for sure the warmest day of the week. rainfall totals from a quarter of an inch to an inch and a half in the wettest locations in the north bay, mid and upper 60s, with sun from the north way low 70s livermore san jose watsonville the week cool and wet after today nice weekend, next weekend. light out there, good morning. thought we would look at bay bridge all of the bay area bridge overviews this morning. bay bridge, carquinez, san mateo bridge, live shot in a second everybody clear. golden gate bridge southbound out of the waldo tunnel into

san francisco all clear and no fog at the golden gate at least this morning. sunol, heads-if you are in the area cal veer road -- val ver road, retrofiting ongoing to june 8th, monday through friday. if you travel through sunol that area be for warned san jose 280 northbound 17 junction across coming out of the santa cruz mountains towards cupertino no problems traffic flowing smoothly. live shot of the san mateo bridge incline section highrise towards foster city everything moving well headlights eastbound toward hayward no problems headed in that direction. 680 looking good starting to get bunched up, taillights headed towards north main and walnut creek out of pleasant hill area into the 24 function, a little slowing seems to be

no stalls or accidents at this time. 5:22. next, sooner than you might think. when will we know the likely outcome for the republican raise for the presidential nominee? where radiation from japan's nuclear meltdown has turned up along the california coast. i'm rob nelson.

monday morning back to work for some of you just starting spring break for others either way nice to have you as we look at traffic towards the bay bridge toll.

very light metering lights not an issue we'll check in with sue. new study shows giant kelp off the california coast was contaminated with radiation from the fukuoka nuclear power plant accident. scientists say the radiation didn't last long and didn't appear to have affected the kelp but not sure what effect, if any it had on fish that eat kelp. they say it is not harmful to humans. pennsylvania republican presidential primary more than two weeks away could decide the nominee. mitt romney has an overwhelming lead in delegates and the strongest fundraising operation in the field. his lead and organization are

so strong that over the weekend newt gingrich changed the way he is talking about the race. >> i'm glad i did this. i think it was for me it was important as a citizen to try to do some very hard things to try to bring new ideas and approaches harder than i thought it would be but it was right for my life and where i thought the country was. >> gingrich isin the race. a spokesman for rick santorum says he hopes to get back -- get back in tuesday. polls give him a small lead in pennsylvania his home state. now departing forever. next, the major airline pulling out of one of the bay area airports for good. honoring the victims. musical tribute expected to occur everyday for weeks in front of oikos university. >> reporter: do you think a 17-year-old driver who hit and killed a father and his daughter over the weekend should be tried as adult?

the district attorney will be looking at the case today. we'll tell you about the details that will be considered, next. good monday morning. wet snow in upstate new york and delays at laguardia now. elsewhere, delay-free especially here on the west coast. you see rain to the north so far the low cloudiness has stayed out of the bay. higher clouds and rain is on the way. i'll tell you about that and the rest of the week ahead. if you need more weather information or check your flight, that's on our website, abc7news.com. we'll be right back.

hope had you a great weekend. 5:30. thank you for starting your week with us, i'm kristen sze. prosecutors considering charging a teenaged driver as adult after he sped into and killed a father and daughter on their bikes in concord this weekend. amy hollyfield is live at the accident scene on treat boulevard. looks like that memorial keeps growing. >> reporter: it is. it is sweet and heartbreaking at the same time. in fact, check out the sidewalk candles have melted and the wax has formed a heart

here on the sidewalk where the man and his daughter were killed. solaiman newerly was out for a bike riding his two daughters -- solaiman nuri was out for a bike ride with his two daughters. his wife and their mother skipped the bike ride to stay behind to make the family breakfast. the community came together last night for a candlelight vigil. friends and family describes sully man as the nicest most dedicated family man and his daughter hadessa, a sweet and active girl. the driver who hit them a 17-year-old boy. >> someone has to be held accountable for something like this. 17-year-old or not, it is a sad situation. >> reporter: the driver of the cadillac suv was a 17-year-old high school student.

the district attorney will be looking into whether to charge him as adult. he's booked into the juvenile detention center on two counts of vehicular man slaught are. prosecutors will be look -- manslaughter. prosecutors will be looking if he was on a cell phone, he suffered minor injuries he was speeding and changing lanes when he lost control and hit the family. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. authorities are looking into what caused a small plane to crash near salinas, killing both on board yesterday morning near old stage. the plane went down in a field three miles east of salinas airport. the plane is a stunt plane. the names of the victims not released. bay area musicians are invited to participate in daily musical tributes at the

scene of last week's deadly shootings at oikos university. anybody who would like to give condolences through music is welcome. the memorial concerts will be held everyday except sunday through april 30th. the day when at accused killer one goh is scheduled to be back in court. stay with abc7 news for the latest developments. get updates on twitter and facebook. an important new study out today in light of the alarming increase in autism rates in american children. the research on california kids show there's something in a woman's pregnancy that is linked to higher odds for the disorder. >> reporter: the study links obesity during pregnancy and autism when the child is born and though it does not make direct conclusions, it does raise concerns because of the rising rate of obesity in the

country and the rising rate of children being diagnosed with autism. research led by uc davis epidemiologist analyzed more than 1,000 children between 2 and 5-years-old and their mothers. mothers who had hyper tension, diabetes or were obese during pregnancy were more than 60% more likely to have children later diagnosed with autism than healthy mothers. in recent years a spharp climb in the diagnosis, according to a different study last month the number of 8-year-olds with the disorder has risen to 1 in 88. compared to 1 in 110 a few years ago. partially because doctors are more aware of the disorder now so they are diagnosing more often. researchers have long suspected the health of mothers during pregnancies could be related somehow to their autistic kids. this study also links obesity during pregnancy to having children with other developmental delays, it is

estimated 1/3 of pregnant american mothers are obese. researchers say this is growing evidence to encourage mothers to maintain a healthy weight during progress . findings are available in the journal pediatrics. sergio quintana, abc7 news. spring break is over for california lawmakers who face tough decisions when they reconvene today. the legislation will decide whether to make deeper cuts to social welfare programs, reform the public employee pension system approve borrowing for high speed rail. governor brown is expected to ask lawmakers to appropriate more than two billion dollars to build the system if the legislature approves the borrowing, construction could begin later this year. >> the plan to save money by closing 70 state parks by july 1st, will take more than hanging a foreclosed sign. a report says many parks on the closure list house of

historical treasures that have to be packed up, catalogued and stored which costs money. 5:36. hope had you a great weekend, enjoying easter egg hunts. meteorologist lisa argen is here for mike, tellings of a change coming. >> right. today still nice, i think we'll eke out another nice afternoon in most bay area neighborhoods. this morning high and mid level clouds mid 40s in concord and oakland, 43 in led wood city, half moon bay, 41 los gatos as well as napa, a few clouds around with temperatures held up due to our warmer weekend. that's a plus. by the afternoon, we will be looking at increasing clouds, rain still holding off, could see sprinkles later today in the north bay, a chance of rain overnight, becoming likely towards the with tuesday morning commute. area of low pressure --

offshore has to push this frontal ban east and it will -- frontal band east and it will tomorrow. rain any commute tomorrow, first system, there's another system going to spell out periods of rain all weeklong. upper 60s, oakland, concord, antioch, maybe a few low 70s, sunny near morgan hill and gilroy. plan on a cooler, wet week. next weekend, that looks brighter. good morning. starting to get crowded heading off the altamont pass, westbound 580 into livermore, you can see speeds of 25 miles per hour now. your dive time about over -- your drive time about over 15 minutes 680 to the altamont pass. out of antioch slow. 34 miles an hour towards hillcrest. hillcrest to 242 looking at

un10 minute drive westbound -- under 10 minute drive westbound towards concord. ace train number 1 and 3 on time out of stockton. muni, bart, caltrain everybody on time. live look at the golden gate bridge from the waldo tunnel, [ unintelligible ] 5:38. still ahead, we'll bring the latest on breaking news. the massive fire that has taken the lives at -- of at least two firefighters. rescue only on 7. >> was it revenge? questions about race as a

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picture from the chopper over the scene of the burned outwear house. neighbors are still evacuated. fire officials say the biggest concern is the building appears ready to collapse. they will be watching that closely. breaking news out of philadelphia. back here, utility worker recovering after being seriously injured working in a manhole this weekend. exclusive look of the rescue it happened last night on fremont and howard. worker was installing fiber cable, fell 10 feet, hit his head and was unable to climb out. >> meanwhile, out of control driver turned one san francisco street into a stream in visitation valley. the car sheared off a fire hydrant before slamming into the bus stop. police closed the street and postponed bus service for a while last night as they worked to stop the water and clear the street. >> two roommates make first

court appearance today to face murder charges following thursday's shootings of five african-americans in tulsa, oklahoma. 19-year-old jacob england and 32-year-old alvin 1s are responsible for shootings that left three dead -- dead and two wounded saturday morning within three miles of each other. police are examining england's facebook account. they say the 19-year-old posted a message using a racial slur venting anger over the killing of his father by a black man. >> i think somebody that committed these crimes were very upset with black peel. >> police say -- black people. >> police say it is too early to say whether the shootings were racially motivated. so far the two are not charged with hate crime enhancements. family, friends and journalists remembering the life of mike wallace. the man who made interviews an ordeal for his guests and made

"60 minutes" a household name. he died this weekend at 9 age of 93. he was the first reporter hired on the staff in 1968. he began his career on game shows in the 50s. he will be remembered for his staggering list of hard-nosed interviews from hollywood stars to heads of state. >> i hope to restore respect to the pregnancy. >> i probably am a dead man already. >> you like 40 million people see me do this. >> you didn't need that question. >> you are either irish or jewish. >> he won 21 emmys the final one at age eighty nine. he died saturday at a connecticut care facility where he spent the last years of his life. "60 minutes" plans a tribute next sunday. sony announces thousands of job cuts. bloomberg business report coming up. >> why united airlines is pulling out of a bay area for

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green offshore where it is going to stay today increasing clouds locally elsewhere spring-like temperatures 72 in sacramento, 60 in the northern sierra. 75 southern sierra with 93 in palm springs and 75 in los angeles. detailed look at your weather which includes rain throughout much of the week, coming up. 5:48. united airlines pulling out of oakland international. united says it will shutdown its operation in june the airline has been at oakland airport for 75 years. the 11 flights a week to denver no longer profitable. the 39 employees are being offered jobs at other airports. the airline will continue to operate out of sfo and san jose airports. gas prices up again it appears they may have peaked. prices are up four cents a gallon over the past two weeks according to the lumberg

survey, 2500 stations nationwide. lumberg says prices have been losing steam and should peak soon if they haven't already. some bay area drivers are looking forward to a drop in prices but still filling up. i think they need to stabilize soon. when there's conflict the gas prices go up quick. when everything calms down it doesn't company down so quick, it takes longer. >> you know, you adjust. we don't have bread for two bucks any more. we don't have milk for a dime. people don't work for a dollar an hour. all relative. >> according to the lumberg survey average price for a gallon of gas statewide $4.25. san francisco $4.29. cheapest is in fresno, $4.18. 5:49. lisa is here for mike thanks

for waking up early. >> of course, unfortunately i'm bringing the rain this week. >> no, not unfortunately, we have such a die season we could use it and tahoe -- such a dry season we could use it and tahoe could use more snow. >> we are making up for lost time. a few high clouds much of the cloud cover increasing across parts of the bay inland east bay and south bay will stay sunny. it is a tale of two different weather forecast, depending on where you live. clouds flirting with the north bay, 46 san rafael, 49 san francisco. 47 mountain view and fremont 41 last guy toes clouds in the north bay, increasing -- increasing clouds wet week on the way beginning tomorrow for tuesday morning commute, showers wednesday second system thursday, should be out of here by late friday with each of these systems, they look generous for thyme of

year half an inch for the first one. hung off the coast the last three or four days. area of low pressure continues to spin this will slowly sink south and east as it does it will kick the front to the east and brit rain not only to the bay area -- and bring the rain not only to the bay area, -- doppler shows the moisture continuing to bring up to the extreme northwestern portion of the state. a few sprinkles here and there sonoma today, later this afternoon, evening hours, light sprinkles from northwestern sonoma county and maybe santa rosa, overall high is going to hold on until tuesday. then the temperatures cool off  see rain showers from north to south. here's the timing just after midnight, still is offshore, santa rosa, our friends in clear lake, cloverdale may be seeing a few showers.

the timing is right now, the tuesday morning commute will be spreading that rain maybe be -- making for a slippery perhaps slow commute. a lot of folks on spring break that is the upside to not having everyone out there you need that plan b for the kids for the rest of the week. afternoon scattered showers wednesday mine the -- behind the system estimate looking at periods of rain another system perhaps thursday. average rainfall for april is a little over an inch. by the end of the week some of these areas might be close to that first system quarter of an continues to 3/4 of an inch. 68 today in oakland, more sun there. on the peninsula, partly cloudy sunny watsonville. dig out the rain gear, going to be cool and rainy after today. good morning. we take now napa, if your commute brings you to 221, accident stall blocking right

lane at northbound 29 in napa highway 1 out of marin not bad, carquinez bridge to the maze live shot in a minute 24 westbound from 680 to the caldecott tunnel moving well. 24 this is -- pardon me 680 towards 24 before the 24 junction first reports of an accident you can see traffic beginning to bunch up, brake lights through walnut creek towards 24 junction. 80 westbound, no stalls or accidents bumper-to-bumper traffic headed towards emeryville into the bay bridge toll where metering lights are off. no delays into san francisco so far. wanted to show you your traffic spotter network on the waze app, free app, 580 from the altamont pass, a bit of slow traffic off of 205 through tracy into the dublin

interchange through livermore. 5:53.retn a quick note that trading will resume today after having friday off for good friday. we'll see how the stock markets do when they open. aol has agreed to sell 800 patents to microsoft. sony announcing major job cuts. jane king has more in the bloomberg business report. good morning. slew of job cuts may be on the way for sony. the nikkei newspaper says sony will cut about 10,000 jobs worldwide after forecasting a fourth straight annual loss many sony has been losing out to rivals like samsung and apple. more consumers plan to buy flat screens made by samsung not sony. federal funds dwindling centers that provide basic job search services has fallen by

13%. friday slight setback for the jobs picture. a gain of 120,000 payrolls weaker than what economists forecast. tech deal this morning aol agreed to sell more than 800 pens to microsoft in a deal valued -- patents to microsoft in a deal valued at more than 8 -- price hikes losing steam for weeks as of april 6th, average price for -- [ unintelligible ] one hundred years ago this month the titanic set sail on its only voyage.

yesterday a cruise ship set sail from england retracing the thai's route carrying the same -- the titanic's route, carrying the same number of passengers this ship has plenty of lifeboats unlike the titanic. the ship will hold a memorial service at the exact moment when the titanic sank. >> [ inaudible ] the wreck of the titanic was discovered 25 years ago. it will be 100 years since the sailing date this thursday on the 12th. 5:56. bubba watson wears the green jacket this year he won the masters one of golf's major titles. he made amazing shot from deep in the woods to 10 feet from the hole setting up a par for the win.

watson guess the green jacket and shared an emotional celebration -- gets the green jacket and share add emotional celebration with his family. ready to go and still not enough. the staggering admission coming from the oakland police department. good news for thousands of drivers the much needed roadway that appears ready to open ahead of schedule.