>> thank you so much, my first day and >> fresh from interstate 80 driving from denver, we're happy to have you here >> thank you, i have been sick for a few days but hopefully my voice will last. >> this is like sleeping in on the pacific coast >> i get an extra hour but i'm still tired >> join the club. >> a huge bronco fan >> we will be going round and round >> go peyton manning! first show for the team. >> we begin with this story, with traffic actually >> why not? let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza where it is still nice and white this morning. no major incidents on the road

so far. no wind changes yet and usually and another half-hour is when we like to see those lane change trucks out there. in the meantime, the forecast, i know you were forecasting showers >> it doesn't look like much. temperatures in the 40's and 50's which is like a heat wave in colorado. we do have a chance of showers in the forecast and we will talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> south bay investigators are looking for any sign of a morgan hill teenager's >> the 15 year-old was last seen on friday morning. so far detectives have one solid piece of evidence. >> sent a clear county sheriff's deputies have confirmed that they found the cell phone that belong to the 15 year-old sierra lamar last saturday. it was found less than 1 mi.

from her morgan hill home. her family says the 15 year- old does not have a history of running away. she was last seen last friday morning as she left her home and headed towards her school bus stop. the santa clara sheriff's safe task force is contacting all of the registered sex offenders in the area as a precaution. meanwhile, the family is trying to remain optimistic. >> me and my sister are really close. so it is definitely hard. each day gets harder and seems more real >> sierra it recently moved from the fremont area and investigators are interviewing students a high-school she attended in fremont as well as that one in morgan hill.

it will be examining the cellphone they found as well as >> san francisco's mayor planned announcement today in connection with the shares domestic violence case. kate is in san francisco where they met briefly yesterday >> it is not over yet, along political saga continues today and now the sheriff's job is on the line. mayor ed lee is expected to make an announcement today. he is charging the sheriff with official misconduct which means the sheriff will need to appear before the ethics commission and then it is onto a bigger beasts which would require at least nine votes to oust the share from office. with domestic violence on the table it could raise even more political issues. the sheriff was choking back tears as he made an emotional apology >> i am ashamed in deeply sorry

for my behavior. i offer my deepest heartfelt apology. i'm going to devote myself to repair my relationship with my family, and the people of san francisco >> the sheriff was sentenced to three years' probation, 100 hours of community service, domestic violence glasses and he might even need to take parenting class is all stemming from a new year's eve incident with his wife were prosecutors claimed he bruised his wife's arm the judge said he is still not allowed to see his wife. we don't know actually when the mayor is going to make that announcement but we need to know that the sheriff didn't meet with the mayor briefly for about 15 minutes yesterday and he declined to make any comments. >> is primary day in illinois

with 54 delegates at stake towards the republican presidential nomination. rick santorum is doing a little bit of damage control after a comment he made in the prairie state. >> rick santorum is defending comments he made in illinois yesterday >> we need a can't it will be a fighter for freedom, who will get up and make that the central theme of this race, because it is, i don't care what the unemployment rate will be, it does not matter to me >> he says he would like a do over in trying to explain what he meant >> of course i want the unemployment rate to go down but i'm saying my candidacy does not hinge on whether it goes up and down, it transcends that, it is about freedom. >> mitt romney tried to capitalize at a rally in peoria where he stressed the economy is his top priority >> one of the other people running for the nomination said

he does not care about the unemployment rate, it doesn't bother him. i do care about the unemployment rate, it does bother me. >> the latest polls show is mitt romney with a 14 point lead over rick santorum heading into today's primaries and he is showing confidence >> together we will get this job done and i will get the nomination, we will take back this great country >> he has an advantage even before the polls open, rick santorum did not file the necessary paperwork in four districts making him ineligible for 10 of the 54 delegates at stake today tries to clinch the nomination. >> the latest poll by american research group shows that ms. romney is favored by 44 percent. santorum is second followed by newt gingrich and ron paul. >> bombings and shootings are

plaguing iraq today ahead of an important meeting that is supposed to showcase the nation's stability. 46 people were killed and more than 200 were injured in today's violence. so far there is no claim of responsibility for the attacks. the arab world's top leaders are expected to meet in baghdad. >> the army staff sergeant accused of killing 16 civilians says his memory of the night of the massacre is pretty sketchy according to an attorney. lawyer john henry browne says of the 38 year-old remember some details from before and after the killings but very little during that time of the alleged rampage. >> he has early memory and leader memory but he does not have memory of in between >> >> we are now learning more

about his legal troubles. he was accused of assaulting a girlfriend back in 2002. he was cited for a hit-and-run accident and accused of fraud while working as a financial adviser. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan is scheduled to testify before the house armed services committee. he will address the deaths of afghan civilians in the burning of the koran at a u.s. base in afghanistan. the general's expected to tell congress the u.s. should stick with its strategy and not speed up its withdrawal >> lawrence joins us now with a look at the weather >> i'm trying to bring you sunshine and there is a chance we could see a few light showers. nothing big and most of that is located in the north bay. cloudy skies just about everywhere you go this morning. temperatures are running fairly

mild because of the cloud cover. yesterday we were down in the 30's but not today. we do have a system sliding in but not the best chance of any rainfall. we still could see a chance of a few light showers. mid-60's towards the south bay where you see a little bit more sunshine. towards the next couple of days, a slight chance of a few showers to the north and a better chance of rain for the bay area come thursday. this next weekend looks a little bit wet in the bay area. >> it is actually pretty quiet out there, no major accidents or stalls and a lot of overnight road work is already in the clearing stage. you will find roadwork between high street and crude vail, scheduled to wrap up in the next 20 minutes. no brake lights that all across

the stretch of westbound 80 coming out of the altamont pass. you're in the green all the way out towards the dublin and pleasanton area. during the commercial break i saw the lane change trucks go by so everything is flowing this morning across the golden gate bridge. no issues out of marin and if you're heading in from the east bay, here is a look at the bay bridge where metering lights remain off. later this morning he will find one lane closure on the lower deck heading towards oakland. that's the traffic. >> a battle over big box stores, when neighbors in pleasanton say they need a wal- mart >> why the csu system is setting some tougher standards for admission. all that and more when we come back >> a powerful storm pounds

texas. it looked at the tornado that touched down in alone star state.

>> a state parks lifeguard says it was the scariest rescued he has ever done, he saved three people were caught in a riptide that started when two boys were caught boogie boarding. one got out ok but to adults went in for the others. all three were in the water for more than one hour before the life guard finally save them. >> most campuses in the california state university system will not accept mid year applications for the spring semester. it says it is a way to control enrollment as state officials threaten more budget cuts. only eight of the 23 campuses will accept transfer students for spring of 2013 and nunn will accept new freshmen. san jose state university is especially overrun with applicants so it will likely end guaranteed admission for all

high-school graduates from santa clara county. instead it would give preference to students within the county. >> the bar for students coming in will go up a little bit simply because we do not have sufficient capacity to handle the demand for all the people who want to be at san jose state. >> yesterday and they held the first of three public meetings and the second is scheduled tomorrow at foothill college >> a planning commission meeting in pleasanton has denied an appeal that proposed a wal-mart market there. it wants to open a store at the site of a knob hill market that closed in 2010. union representatives battle the plan because it would be a nonunion store but for most of those who turned out, they say the neighborhood needs a grocery store. >> i think it is difficult to tell people at the unemployment office waiting for jobs that they cannot have a job because

some people in this town do not like wal-mart or they don't like the name on the sign. >> the commission voted 5-0 to deny the appeal. >> the time is 445, a teenager shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer >> forget bugle your ailments, why it could be bad for your health >> they could no your every move. how the cia could soon be able to spy on you through your appliances >> no rand paul yet but that may change. we will talk about that coming up.

>> the unarmed, glitzy, at the fbi and u.s. attorneys will help investigate the killing of a black teenager in florida. the 17 year-old was shot to death by a neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman in a gated community last month. the man called police and said that he was acting strangely. they advised him not to follow him but he did anyway and confronted the unarmed martin as she walked home from a convenience store. the 911 tape the been released >> it looks like he is up to no good war on drugs or something >> are you calling him? >> yes >> we don't need you to do that >> ok >> but soon, police got a call about a fight and a single gunshot that killed martin. college students across florida are demanding that zimmerman be arrested.

>> 8 suspected tornado in texas caught on tape. this was outside of san antonio. the sheriff's office says there were some injuries but it is not clear how many. one woman says with storm ripped roofs off of her house and another neighbor said she saw three funnel clouds in rapid succession. a little bit different here. >> we don't have too many tornadoes to worry about. today there are clouds moving across the sky and there is a slight chance we could see some sprinkles. plenty of clouds to start out today. by the afternoon we will see a mixture of sunshine and a few clouds. temperature will be cool especially in the north bay. mid-60's as we work to the south bay. usually this is not the best

scenario for rainfall and it looks dry but we could get a couple of sprinkles. a mixture of sunshine and clouds today. will probably see a chance again tomorrow but that will stay to the north. temperatures are not bad. about 60 degrees in fremont. east bay temperatures into the 50s and 60s with a few clouds in a mixture of sunshine. anything that falls will be extremely light. a couple of raindrops in the forecast today and maybe a couple for tomorrow but the temperatures will be warming up. another chance of a few showers as we head towards thursday. the next weekend looks like a better chance of rain for the bay area. today is the first day of spring and we're already talking about rainfall that continues during the week. >> that is not as bad as snow.

>> it is nice and dry out there this morning so the accident count is not much, pretty quiet outside. this morning, so far so good. here is a live look at the toll plaza. no wind advisories, no slippery conditions so the commute is not too bad. you will find some road work on the dumbarton bridge which is scheduled to wrap up by 6:00. elsewhere, the nimitz, who mentioned some road work. it is already gone. no problems all the way down

towards 237. they're opening a new express lane on westbound 237 and we are watching chopper 5. we will have more details coming up. the rest of the south bay looks pretty good. all mass-transit continues to roll on time. if you have any questions about your commute once you hit the road, tuned to cbs. that is traffic, back to you guys. >> in this morning's healthwatch, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder rates are on the rise. a new north western medical study shows a number of children are leaving the doctor's office have jumped 66% in the last 10 years here in the u.s.. health experts say increased awareness is helping doctors diagnose the disorder. drugs and lower cholesterol

might also prevent pneumonia. researchers looked at data and found that people who received a cholesterol lowering medication known as staten had less pneumonia than those who did not take the drugs. if you ever google your symptoms when you get sick you are not alone. many people are making health message boards there for stop for information and they don't feel well but doctors say most people still know to visit the doctor eventually. the important thing is not to self diagnosis or use unreliable sites. >> shares of apple closed over $16 for the first time yesterday after it announced it is rewarding its shareholders with a dividend. the also reported they have sold 3 million new ipad since friday. >> just think, your television could be watching you and not only television set.

more often than ever you could be planting bugging devices in your own home. >> creepy to think the cia director could use the appliances in your home to spy on you >> i don't think that is fair. >> violated >> scared >> the cia director told us that by the year 2020 americans will have connected 50-100 billion devices to tehran via smart phones and internet to refrigerators and tvs and those connections will make you an easy target for spies. transformation is an overused word but i do believe it applies to these technologies >> it is just like an invasion of privacy. >> i just think it is crazy and everything is getting really advanced really fast and i feel like i can't keep up

>> jim dempsey says is easier than ever to track you from cell phone location devices to internet surfing but it is still a legal grey area. >> any information that exists about you, the government can get. the question is, can they get it on their own, the fbi agent or the prosecutor, or would they need to go to a judge and get a warrant from the judge who looks at the facts and says this person might be engaged in criminal conduct? >> dempsey says that california is the first day in the nation to protect your home appliance data. it requires a court order or want to. the state restriction might not stop federal spying. >> i think the implications are all over that so i would not be thrilled about it >> why would i be bothered by something out of my hands? >> dempsey says the law is still

trying to catch up with technology. in january the u.s. supreme court ruled that police need a warrant before tracking or gps. privacy groups are trying to get that same standard of authority when using your cell phone. i will stay out of my kitchen. put a blanket over my dishwasher. >> the gloves are off in the republican race. can mitt romney deliver a knockout punch? >> who jumped in to save three people out to save someone else, coming up. >> santa clara investigators find a key piece of evidence belonging to a missing morgan hill teenager. we will tell you what it is and what investigators are doing now. the san francisco sheriff's saw that continues. we will tell you how the mayor's next move could cost the share of his job.

>> a morgan hill teenager goes missing. why investigators say they're one clue is leading to more questions >> the options on the table for the san francisco share of >> plenty of clouds in the sky right now and not much rain but that could change. >> so far things look great all across the span of the golden gate bridge. >> good morning everyone. >> the first day of spring. it is nearly 5:00 now on tuesday >> she vanished without a trace and now the only clue into a south bay teenager's disappearance is her cellphone >> 15 year-old sierra will more telephone was found on the road 1 mi. from her home.