the police department absolutely devastated. >> as a father i'm just overwhelmed with emotion and i don't know how this family will deal with it. >> this afternoon, 70 year-old is under arrest for allegedly killing her 3 year-old grandson. police say it happened monday afternoon in the 700 block. they responded to a 911 call and found the boy unresponsive. >> we have never had to respond to that location for abuse allegations. we don't have any knowledge of previous abuse. >> the toddler lived in his home with his aunt what was the guardian. the grandmother was there and was a caretaker. the toddler passed at the hospital. community members were stunned to learn about the case. >> all i see is older people walking the area. or families with baby carriages. it's usually quiet. >> the coroner office telling us

the boy died of manual strangulation. police took the grandmother into custody on a warrant and don't believe other family members were involved. >> we're here support them. >> the grandmother has been booked into the jail on multiple charges including homicide and child abuse. she's expected to make her first court appearance tomorrow afternoon. >> thank you. australian dj accused of trying to kidnap a 2 year-old boy in san francisco last week was in court this morning. he may have had a disengagement from reality. >> there was just a break with no evil intent. it makes no sense. >> his lawyer says friends and family say this behavior wouldn't be in his character. the lawyer adds he has been involved in the community and pa

board member for pride western australia. he was in town visiting friends and has a u.s. visa through 2023. he pleaded not guilty. and will be held without bail. this stems from what happened on april 12 when a two year-old was walking behind his mom and the mom grabbed her son back. >> in the south bay a man armed with a pellet gun walked into the emergency room. a quick thinking nurse grabbed the gun and threw the man to the ground. officers responded 9:30 a.m. the nurse a military vet held the suspect until officers arrived. police called him braver. nobody was hurt no shots were fired. the suspect in his 50s was booked into jail for a replica firearm. >> five inmates were hurt after a chain reaction crash in san jose this morning. we were over the scene. a driver was trying to change

lanes but traffic came to a stop and the driver couldn't avoid cashing into an suv. the car spun out of control and hit the transport bus. five inmates were taken to e hospital with minor injuries. two deputies suffered meern injuries. >> the fbi is getting involved into the investigation of the campfire. in beaut county. they want the fbi to test towers from the pg&e power line suspected of starting the fire. the utility has said it believes at least one power line will be found to be responsible. pg&e filed pr bankruptcy earlier this year. >> governor addressed pg&e and the upcoming wild fire season today. on midday live. >> we have one bankrupt investor owned utility pg&e and two in southern california. that are one bond writing away from junk bond status and potentially also entering into bankruptcy. we laid out three specific plans

that we're working with the legislature to adopt and address. hopefully it will get done by july 12. the deadline with hope to address the issues. this is vexing and challenging. the hots are getting hotter dry is getting drier. climate change is here. it's real. it's impacting not only wild fire season was utility bills. >> last week the governor released a report that recommends changes in state fire prevention and response. it vows to hold pg&e financially accountable to fire victims. >> sports now after blowing a play off record 31 point lead in a bizarre game two loss. they are back at it in l.a. against the clippers. they have something to prove. in particular that man. who is out of sorts at times. took only eight shots on monday night. >> i'm kevin durant. you know who i am. y'all know who i am.

>> he's kevin durant. you know. he's one of the great players in the league. i said it yesterday, he's the most skilled basketball player. on earth. >> nobody really is that level and capability and what he's accomplished needs extra motivation. how big game is tonight and we'll show up ready to play. i expect him to be at his best. just like the rest of us. >> steve kerr is hoping he plays like the real kevin durant. game 3 tonight. and game 4 of the series sunday afternoon 12:30. >> here are commitment to building a bet ere bay area includes focus on growth and jobs. which can sometimes be at odds. >> proposed a's stadium for example. a new coalition today formally

stating their opposition. concerned that putting a ballpark there means thousands of jobs will disappear. the team says no jobs will be loss just moved. >> we have the story. >> we just want in a place that does more good than harm. >> standing to dozen strong on the steps of city hall a coalition called the east oakland stadium alliance. sent a clear message to the a's and city leader. that oppose a new ballpark at the preferred site. howard terminal. >> the decision to built a stadium on irreplaceable industrial property is short sided and irresponsible. >> oakland needs a thriving port. a great ballpark location. both can exist at the water front. >> team president calls howard terminal the best option. surrounded by retail and

residential. >> everyone noods to voice concerns sfwl the mayor feels the site could be a good fit for everyone. >> we can be a city that respects and protecting our industry. our labor force. but also develop an exciting new ballpark that is privately financed and responsible to the community. >> this is an issue of displacement. >> the east oakland stadium alliance wants the new ballpark built on the current coliseum land. the organized opposition to howard terminal comes as lawmakers further legislation to stream the process. considering whether to sell the land to the team. >> even if the a's can get passed the current opposition to the site from the mer time industry. there is still several hurdles ahead. including a state legislature and the oakland city counsel. >> in oakland. we want to hear your

concerns about growth and jobs in your community. exploring solutions for a better bay area. join our facebook group to share ideas with us. >> before we go to weather. look at this. we were rushing to get our phones. to post the first instagram photograph. in a race the golden gate bridge. shrouded in fog and clouds. spectacular. that's why we live here. >> we both could post it. we found harmony. >> i was first. >> you may have been. anyway. people were out enjoying the sun and sand today. dozens out there enjoying the warmest day of the year so far. >> how cute. >> people are being asked to stay away from this harbor seal. they put yellow tape out to keep the onlookers away. >> just hanging out in the sun. >> spencer, a look at the

forecast. >> get that selfie. let's look at what's going on. mainly sunny skies did e spite the fog. high temperatures so far today. 83. 85 in gilroy. 81 san jose. fair field 82. 78 oakland. 76 here in san francisco. and some of the locations might get higher. 24 hour temperature change tells the story. it's warmed up this since this time yesterday. fog is coming back. we'll have fog reducing visibility from morning commuters and then it will burn back to the coastline. not away from the coast. this warm up is one day event. some places will be warm again tomorrow. i'll show you where. >> thank you so much. heads up for driver a big change is on the way. cal tran is beginning to install

lights along 101. >> cal transhasn't said when the lights will begin functioning. work is expected until next spring. >> redacted mueller report. it's out. >> there was in fact no collusion. >> the special counsel made clear that he didn't exonerate the president. >> not everybody agrees with what's in the report. we'll help break it down. >> it was a rude awakening of what life would be like if i lost her. >> car was stolen with a dog inside. both were finally found. hundreds of miles apart. >> two big bay area ipos today a third company ended up the real winner because of a little

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happening now in east oak lapd. hundreds marching to demand safer intersections. they were walking home from a laundry matt at 26th avenue and foothill boulevard when the car hit them. saturday evening. you can sigh all the people from sky 7 here. many of the marchers are from oakland international community school near the scene. 6 year-old went to school there. he was killed in the crash along with his mother. his 20 year-old uncle is in the hospital in critical condition. police are still looking for the driver. >> after a 22 month long investigation special counsel mueller's redacted report is in the hands of congress. we have the latest from capitol

hill. >> reporter: special counsel mueller report finally released today detailing the result of a wide ranging 22 month long ivestigation. and finding no evidence of a criminal conspiracy between president trump or members of the campaign and russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. >> there was no collusion. >> the issue of obstruction of justice is a bit more comely kated. the report highlights eleven instances of potential obstruction. despite trumps repeated efforts to interfere. listing multiple instances when he directed white house counsel to fire special counsel. finding the president's efforts were unsuccessful. because the persons around the president declined to carry out orders. no conclusion on obstruction of justice.

>> the special counsel made clear he didn't exonerate the president and the responsibility falls to congress to hold the president accountable for actions. >> the report shows learning of the special counsel investigation, the president stated this is terrible. this is the end of my presidency. i'm expletive. today a much different tone. the president naning his claims of vindication. >> i'm having a good day. it was called no collusion. no obstruction. >> democrats say this is far from case closed. they're calling on mueller to testify here on capitol hill within the next month. >> the professor of law with college of law is here with me for analysis on the report. you have read the whole thing. >> i have. >> after two years of investigating we have a 448 page report. is this any smoking gun that you read indicating the president trump violated the law?

>> there is. there is and isn't. the report is two parts. part two has to do with the question of whether there's a conspiracy between the trump campaign and the russians to flip the election. with regard to that part there's a lot of very poorly looking information that looks very grimly. but stops short of crimina conspiracy. in terms of evidence. with regard to the second part of obstruction of justice there is sufficient and credible evidence that the president actively lied, pressured people and did everything he could to make the investigation end out of fear that his participation in russian interference would be come to light. >> i want to come back to that. i want to quote a page in the report. 290. where the president responded to word that mueller was going to investgate and said this is terrible. this is the end of my presidency. does it seem this is the end? it doesn't seem that way it most. >> good question. a question of who has what peoples opinions are.

and what spin on the report. it's clear from the report they were trying to be fair in terms of assessment what the president actually did. he and his campaign and russia. and stop short of saying this was conspiracy. they do show campaign officials as being willing participants with russia. and recipients of the inside the russians gained and did for the election. but stopped short of showing thst active planning. part because the relevant people deleted evidence and made the evidence disappear. >> if there's any case going forward, it seems it would be focussed more on the obstruction and not so much the conspiracy. >> keeping up with the theme. the cover up is worse than the crime. >> water gate. where does that leave us legally. >> the interest thing is that the mueller report contrary to what the president and others have tweeted this morning doesn't say the president didn't do this. there are lots of well

corroborated facts to say the president did that. >> he tried but was successful. >> because he had add vuz visors who are east mall and refused to pressure and scare people. the report says we're not going to recommend indicting the president because we'll abide by opinion. that you can't indict a sitting president. that will intervene with the executive function. we'll step away politically. rather than a statement there's no evidence. the report specifically specifies this didn't exonerate the president. we have a lot of information. >> contrary to what the attorney general said. it doesn't exonerate him. do you think we'll see robert mueller testifying before congress? the house? to try to -- no nobody outside of yourself there's not a lot who will go through 448 pages and understand that. >> you should follow my twitters account.

i have broken it down. i think that if anything it mueller will testify it will be in response to the fact the bottom line of the report has been vastly mischaracterized by barr. what barr told us this morning at the press conference is false. it's not what the report says. >> i really appreciate you coming in. it's so hard to understand and you break it down so simply but it's not simple. but easily understandable. thanks for coming in. we posted the full report on our web site. if you want to read it. it's long. it's there for you. >> all right. let's turn our attention to the weather on this nice warm day. >> live doppler 7 the sunny skies. fog is returning to the coast. these are current temperatures readings. 75 san francisco.

78, 81 mountain view. this is the view over the western sky. bright and sunny. we have high clouds. looking from emery ville. fair field 82. 81 concord. like a summer day. this is view at san jose under mostly sunny skies. the forecast features areas of fog over night especilly along the coast and pushing locally across the bay. cooler along the coast tomorrow cooler inland. much cooler saturday. sunny and milder eter sunday. over night with fog at the coast and patches of fog moving across the bay. pretty mild in most locations over night. cooler in half-moon bay. then tomorrow inland highs 88 livermore 82. and concord 81 at fair field and mainly 70s around the bay and 60s on the coast. and we look ahead to the

forecast. over night hours a little bit of fog. and along the coastline. diminishing viz nlt for commuters tomorrow morning. high clouds by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night into saturday more high clouds. deeper fog layer. and maybe patches of sprinkles early saturday morning. saturday will be a cooler day with high temperatures only in the 60s in inland areas. on sunday easter. sunnier skies milder conditions. temperatures rise back into the mid-70s. monday we're in a warm lg trend with low 80s inland. 7-day forecast. big warm up midweek next week. tuesday and benz look for mid to upper 80s. in our inland area. upper 70s to low 80s. monday is earth day and the earth will be warm. we'll see high temperatures around 70 on the coast. next tuesday and wednesday. with only just a minor cool down

on thursday. midweek next week will be warm and warmer than today. has been. >> easter bunny in the graphic looks happy. >> thank you. >> all right. also happy a man who has been reunited with his dog. after his car was stolen with the dog inside. where the car and the dog were finally found. >> nobody is happy about this. rising gas prices. the refineries behind the spike and when the prices could go

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a happy reunion in the north bay between a man and his dog. his car was stolen along with his dog this week. >> thapgs to quick thinking strangers on social media. he's home and the suspect is in jail. >> it was a rude awakening of what life would be like if i

lost her. >> he is so happy to have his come pan yan and friend home again. >> my baby girl. >> the eleven year-old mix is getting reacquainted with friends outside the coffee company after a scary two days. >> i was right here. >> his honda was stolen from the parking lot on sunday. with his dog inside. >> i thought maybe a friend was playing a joke. >> it was no joke. the dog and the car were gone. friends mobilized and printed fliers. he made a plea on facebook. two days later his car was found in oregon. with 37 year-old behind the wheel. she was arrested but the dog was nowhere to be found. suddenly tuesday night social media started exploding with reported sightings here. the sightings were in the worst possible spot. highway 101. >> next door drivers posted they spotted a dog matching the

description. running in and out of traffic. and tried to catch her. >> we were really bracing for a sad ending to this story. >> she says later that night a sheriff deputy spotted the dog at this nearby shopping center. >> she put two and two together and contacted him. the dogs owner. >> he showed up and the deputy snapped this picture of dog and owner. together again. >> very emotional. we both cried. >> he thanks the deputy and strangers on social media. the police posted the power of social media wins again. >> fantastic. >> honoring firefighters who helped battle the notre dame blaze. >> the scare at another cathedral in the u.s. >> california house of it's on! get to the ross spring shoe event

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here are the stories making headlines. the redacted special counsel report on russian meddling during the 2016 russian was made public this morning. it found no evidence of a criminal conspiracy between the president or campaign officials. the report reached no conclusion on whether president trump

obstructed justice but noted repeated efforts to interfere in the investigation. nancy pelosi tweeted the attorney general mischaracterized the report. he concluded the president didn't obstruct justice but mueller made it clear the president was not exonerated. democrats was mueller to testify before congress. house minor tu leader tweeted the democrats shoul move on. saying americans deserve better than this partisan quest to vilify a political opponent. france is honoring the firefighters who risked their lives to save notre dame from collapsing. more on that and what are some calling an attempted copy cat in new york. >> a close call in manhattan days before easter. authorities say this man tried entering the church holding two gallons of gas and lighters. charged with attempted arson and

reckless endangerment. across the world, paris celebrating their firefighters quickly responding to the notre dame fire that investigators now believe was likely caused by electrical short circuit. a chaplain entered his life to save sacred religious treasures including the crown of thorns. >> we rushed to the cathedral and we arrived and saw the other team was already there. they had broken the protection and found the attendant with the code and took the crown of thorns out. >> it was 15 to 30 minutes way from a total collapse if it hadn't been for firefighters. >> the goal of the action was preserve this extraordinary relic. this world heritage. >> as for the new york man he was arrested monday after refusing to leave a new jersey cathedral. authorities say he bought a one week ticket to rome.

>> the southern california parents alkzed of torturing 12 of the 13 children will be sentenced tomorrow. today we have exclusively obtained the 911 call by one of the kids that led to rescue. >> brave young lady. that voice is david and louis 17 year-old daughter. she was able to get out and call 91 from a disconnected cell phone? january. they pleaded guilty. expected to be sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. >> gas prices are skyrocketing

in california. up 70 cents in the last month. >> the national average is 2.83 a gallon. here in california it's $4 a gallon. >> production problems and the switch to the more expensive summer blepd are to blame. and a surcharge that appears to be a mystery. even to the governor. >> how is that possible? >> nobody knows. >> the mystery. >> you were saying it's worse other places but read it and weep here. if you're lucky enough to have unleaded regular. if you need the premium stuff it's $4. higher prices is a shortage. because some refineries are down. that doesn't explain it all. >> we have haven't paid this much since 2014. it's not triggering nostalgia in

anyone. sfwl probably do about 200 miles in three days. so. it's painful. >> angry and frustrated. the cost of living and high.igh. and it's really hard. >> this man is driving a restored 63 chevy van. it only takes premium and mileage is not a strong suit. but not driving is not an option. >> it's always a inland in the bay area. you have to live further out from work. and whatnot. and commute. sometimes bart is not an option. >> energy expert says gas prices here often rise and fall based on production at refineries that process california's special blend. there are also taxes and fees that doesn't completely explain why our prices are so high. >> when yu add those together you would expect gas to be about 60 cents to 70 cents higher than

the rest of the country. as of this morning we were $1.20 higher. >> a mystery surcharge. 30 cents that goes to gas producers. when we asked about it. he wasn't aware there was a such a thing. >> i'm not sure which mystery i'd have to understand or look at the details. >> that mystery fee produces about $4 billion a year. according to the doctor and since no one is exactly sure where the money is going or how this mystery surcharge was added. some lawmakers in sacramento have asked the attorney general to look into it. we tried to contact the attorney general for the past couple of days to get response. but they haven't responded to us. they haven't called us back.

we maybe seeing prices like this for a while. >> just $4 billion mystery around there. what can be done to bring prices down. because this spike might last for a while. >> as you know we have a special blend of gas here in california. that is not really made anywhere else. currently. there are a few refineries over seas that are capable of this blend of gasoline. that is low on pollution. however, they usually don't spool up for that unless there's an extended period of high prices. if that happens they can be asked to produce california blend gasoline. and hopefully bring the prices down a bit. >> we can hope. >> cooking oil is now helping fuel city vehicles in oakland. officials announce that raw material is gathered from oakland businesses. turned into renewable diesel.

put into the gas tanks of city vehicles. >> the french tries that you ate or the fried won tons in china town. actually may end up in the gas tank of the fire truck that you see driving around oak lapd. >> the city fleet has run a renewable deseal since 2015. >> eat french fries and help the planet. >> yes. if you needed another good reason. >> well. coming up remembering the big 1906 quake and fire in san francisco. plus. >> what she did to help a child. >> here's a look at the closer day hours of the warmest day of the year so far. a few cloud coming in and it will get cooler. i'll have the 7-day forecast

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law enforcement officials from around northern california single out the work of 911 dispatcher including one. honoring the dispatcher for her handling of a frantic call from an 8 year-old girl reporting a domestic violence situation involving her parents. as they drove on the east bay freeway last november.

she was so calm. we caught up with her yesterday. she gave all the credit to the girl. named elizabeth. >> she was just a super-hero. she told me where she was going. and i asked her enough questions to figure out what her dads name was and looked in the system to find out what car it was. and had my officers searching the area to assist her. >> she began working as a dispatcher in 1989 and says it's the best job ever. >> hearing how scared that girl was. emergency officials mark the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake today by testing technology designed to save lives in the next big quake.

members of the fire department and emergency room management were taking part in safety fair. when an alert to the cell phone from the city alert system. >> for us folks testing it out. i got mine. >> you got it already? >> in an event of emergency in san francisco visit for information and updates. >> the department of emergency management is urging residents and visitors to sign up for the alert. there's information on how to receive the text. >> another reminder to get prepared for the big one. find information on an earthquake kit and emergency plan. >> for now. get ready for heat and more heat. >> all right. >> that's right. we had the heat today and tomorrow. some places. sunny skies over most of the bay

area. fog is surging up to the coastline and over night will push across the bay. lows will be mild in the low to mid-50s. and then we look at back at highs so far today. vs. average highs. the highs so far. these are the average highs for this date. and the highs so far today. notice how much warmer it is than average in every location. 8 to 12 or 13 degrees warmer in most spots around the bay area. tomorrow another warm day inland. low 80s in the warm spots. mid to upper 70s around the bay. it will be cooler on the coast. fog lingers tom. highs in the low to mid-60s on the coast tomorrow. here is the 7-day forecast. we'll see further cooling on saturday. cooler in all areas as a matter of fact. on sunday easter sunday the bunny will be hopping with happiness. skies will be sunny and start to warm up a bit again. earth day monday a mild day.

we have further warming midweek next week. tuesday and wednesday. mid to upper 80s inland. >> warmer part earns are extending now. >> feeling summer like. >> nice. two big bay area ipos today and a third company got a boost thanks to one of them and confusion. >> a mobile phone company is jumping into the banking business. i'll have the details.

a warm reception on wall street today for p interest. the digital scrapbooking company. officials rang the opening bell part of the celebration for the initial public offering. the stock opened at $19 a share closed at $24. they have posted a profit in the last two holiday quarters but yet to record a profit on annual

pay sis. meanwhile. a san jose based tech firm had a big debut today. zoom went public on the nasdaq. the shares opened at $36 a piece. and exploded from there. they closed at 62 bucks a share. up 72%. the company is considered something of a tech unicorn. because it actually is profitable. imagine that. at its opening price zoom would be worth $9 billion and it's higher than a now. >> it seems we're always covering long time businesses that are closing down. today just the opposite happened. sam's anchor cafe reopened after a six week remodel. the restaurant spiced up the legendary bar and a wall to connect a dining room with an out door patio. for more access to the great views. the business opened in 1920 as

place for whale and ferry workers to eat. >> people feel like it's part of their life. ownership and respect for the place. >> loyal customers told the owner what had to come back after the remodel including the popcorn machine and menu favorites like lobster roll and burger with champagne. >> yes. you can dock your boat and walk up to the restaurant. >> i wish we were there now. >> that would be nice. >> consumer news another car company. and another cheating scandal. >> more on the recall. and the cheating on safety tests. >> nitting to cheating on safety inspection in the factory. the company is recalling around 2 million vehicles. all in japan. the recall is reminisce tense of incidents with other vehicle

manufacturers. nissan recalled due to inspections. falsifying emissions tests. sam sung galaxy fold smart phone tablet has major display issues. according to to early reviews. journalists and on you tube say bulges appear between the screen and the hinge. they also say the screen occasionally flickers. or goes blank. it was some thought to that a protective film meant to be removed from the phone could be contributing to the problem. everybody scrambled but say the issues continued once the film was off. the fold retails for about $2,000. >> wireless carrier t mobile introducing the new mobile checking account. t mobile is partnering with bank mobile. to offer bank mobile to offer t mobile money. the checking account is

available to everyone but there are perks for t mobile customers like a better interest rate and no minimum balance or over draft or late payment fees. they have been developing this for two years part of an effort to expand into areas beyond mobile phone service. it's funny how corporations look to the money. banking? entertainment? >> everybody is on their phones. >> destination. >> speaking of phones. apple is using robots to help people recycle old iphones. two daisy robots take apart phones. 200 an hour. more than a million a year. the recovered materials are making their way into new apple products. it refurbished 7 million of the devices in 2018 and helped reroute 48,000 metric tons of e waste from ending up in landfills. >> a new version of the iconic polo shirt.

this one is made with plastic bottles. the company says the earth polo is made of recycled plastic bottles and dyed through a process with zero water. about $90 and produced with first mile. the organization collects the bottles approximate turns them into yard and fabric. it takes about 12 bottles to make each polo. >> they look like a regular polo. neat. >> pooeaster is almost here. >> a marshmallow on steroids. >> where peeps are born. >> what's coming up at 5:00. >> new at 5:00 today. >> i don't use the cure word very often. for these patients. >> he is now. a local doctor on the breakthrough treatment for what's known as bubble boy disease. >> plus the annual event that you love or hate. but promise will be under

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it's not spring without peeps. the easter treats in all shapes and colors. at the factory in pennsylvania they make millions every day. >> we make five and a half million a day. which is about two billion a

year. >> it's not easter without peeps. >> just obviously weren't a very good child that year. >> it takes me back to being a kid again. >> peeps are the first sign of spring. they are marshmallow. covered in sugar. >> they were always around. >> my family doesn't celebrate. but they are awesome. >> my first memory is biting the heads of off them as a kid. >> all shapes and sizes and colors. 20 different varieties. really nice bright spring colors. we are bringing new innovations to life. jelly beans and a milk chocolate. pancakes and syrup. >> when they did the additional colors it made is so much better. >> we have some fans ta love the peeps chick. and some like the bunny.

>> every since i was a kid. the bright yellow chicks. >> the bunny is still my favorite. >> i like both. i'll go with the chicks. >> i like the pumpkins around halloween. >> they are proudly made in pennsylvania. >> 500 square feet across three floors. >> just born is the manufacturer they are the tenth largest company in the united states. >> peeps first born in 1953. and in lancaster. they were manufactured by hand out of pastry tubes. it took 27 hours to make one chick. >> a belt of sugar. >> we make enough in a year to circle the earth twice. >> this is the dusting chamber. covered from head to tail in sugar. >> all the peeps have personality. for the chicks they get eyes on

them. and for a bunny they get two eyes and a nose. >> we sense them coming and give them eyes. everyone is not exactly the same. >> this is where i get to taste one. >> peeps are passed down as tradition. through generations of families. part of cakes and cup cakes. >> peeps are a staple in my household. >> i'm getting many i nieces and nephews peeps for easter. >> they like the sugar rush. >> people really debate about whether the taste is the fresh one with the soft marshmallow. or let it age a bit and it has a harder shell. >> i love the peeps fresh. out of the package. it gets stuck in my mustache. >> you get to age it for a while. it's a good cheese or wine. >> the fresh peep.

>> i'm in the middle. i like them where it's fresh. but maybe that sugar is harder. >> our fans have grown up with them. people have such an emotional and strong connection with them. >> all right. see yu peeps. that's it for us. >> panic in the emergency room. >> i never heard so many sirens. >> a nurse is a hero after a scare at the south bay hospital. the training from years ago put in use today. >> a shocking arrest. what police say this woman did to her 3 year-old grandson. >> what's wrong with the doors on san francisco new streetcars? concern after a woman is trapped and dragged. >> a full blown holiday. neighbors hate it. people love it. >> students are about to swim in style at san jose university. >>

unthinkable story. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> a grandmother in the south bay has been arrested on suspicion of murdering her 3 year-old grandson. >> let's get right to news reporter live. tonight. >> the grandmother has been booked into the county jail on multiple charges including murder as well as child abuse. police call this a horrific crime. >> heartbreak. not only for a family but the community at large. >> as a father i'm just overwhelmed with emotion and i don't know how this family will deal with it. >> 70 year-old is under arrest tonight for allegedly killing her 3 year-old fwrand son. it happened monday afternoon in the 700 block.