reusing patrols >> a harsh reminder of the deadly accident, what will happen to the sambar no pipeline >> some rain is on the way and we will talk about that coming up >> a traffic alert canceled in the santa cruz mountains. a high wind advisory on one bridge. gunfire in an east bay neighborhood that was getting extra police attention >> 3 people were wounded in the shooting near 98th avenue and holly street one block off of international boulevard. one of the victims was driving through the area according to his roommate >> i was just caught in a crossfire somewhere down in oakland and happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time >> it sounded like at least 30 shots with two different guns, long rapid-fire, longer than what you usually would here >> a victim driving through the

area was apparently not seriously injured and there is no word on the other victims or suspects >> last night's shooting happened on the 100 block area that has received extra police patrolled recently. the police department is cutting the number of officers. the cuts come as serious crimes in oakland are up 20% from this time last year despite last year's reassignment of 22 officers from community police beats to crime reduction teams working to cut violence. oakland currently has 653 police officers. the chronicle reports the decision to move officers back to their beats came after residents in the oakland hills complained of an increase in burglaries. city council members will get an update on the 100 blocks program >> and today san jose's independent police auditor will give recommendations to prevent racial profiling. this follows complaints that officers were forcing people to

sit on curbs, especially minorities, it even during minor traffic stops. today cordova will give a presentation to the mayor and city council along with the police chief >> fairfield police are investigating a deadly officer involved shooting. an officer went to talk with a man yesterday afternoon and police say violent struggle broke out. the officer called for backup but before officers were able to arrive the suspect had been shot at >> power is up and running again in parts of zambrano after an outage that affected cal train service. pg&e says it began about 930 last night when a crane cause power lines to fall across the train tracks. caltrans service was halted for about one hour. electricity was knocked out for nearly 600 homes and businesses but all got power back by early this morning. earlier in today couple had a

close call with live power lines in contra costa county when a truck took down the lines knocking them into a camper. the husband and wife were trapped inside that camper for a half-hour until pg&e crews were able to d energize the lines. >> all of a sudden i was hit, i didn't see it. it came down and then it stopped. >> pg&e says the couple did the right thing and it is a good reminder that all downed power lines should be treated like they are alive >> tonight the standard a city council talks about what to do with the remainder of the pipeline that exploded in 2010. there are three options on the board, they may take it out of the ground completely, they might leave it in and fill it with concrete or they might do a combination of the two.

>> 1 go is refusing to eat, the man accused of killing seven people at oikos university in oakland. a 43 year-old has not even anything since being booked on the jail after the april 2nd shooting. doctors are monitoring his health and evaluating his condition every day. >> he has the right not to eat and we cannot force and to eat. this is something he is choosing to do and that is the case, we really have no recourse at this point >> and he is being held without bail and is scheduled to be returned to court next week to enter a plea. less than two weeks ago he talked with, exclusively with julia at goodrich and telling her " and i'm sorry but that were doesn't help, families are so angry with me that if i tell them sorry it does not bring anyone >> severs cisco's that the commission has set a timetable to decide the fate of ross mirkarimi.

he is trying to get his job back as sheriff after being suspended by the mayor. over the next weeks a lawyers will provide list of witnesses and in late may the commission will decide whether live testimony will be heard. alameda county supervisors will have a personal item on the agenda when they meet this morning. they will discuss whether to accept resignation of the wife of state treasurer bill lockyer. she resigned friday after she admitted to substance abuse and an extramarital affair. she says she needs to focus on family and her recovery from addiction >> republican mitt romney is expected to make a clean sweep today as five more states hold primaries. today's primaries are the first since romney closest competitor reeks santorum drop out of the race. mitt romney campaigned throughout pennsylvania focusing on his matchup with president

obama in november. >> i would like you to go out and vote and give me your support and show that we are what ready to take on the president's >> pennsylvania is one of five primaries today. romney is expected to win the mall and bring him closer to the delegates he needs to clinch the nomination. monday he campaigned with florida senator mark go rubio leading many to speculate he might end up on the ticket. the former massachusetts governor says not so fast >> process for selecting a vice- presidential running mate is just beginning >> latest polls show the candidates in a dead heat with a president trying to rally on voters this week. president obama kicks off today three state tour of college campuses with a stop at chapel hill this afternoon. students there began lining up for tickets over the weekend. the president is pushing for an extension to lower interest rates for student loans.

>> once we graduate we have ridiculous loans and it is hard to pay them off because a lot of times you get a job as a waitress because it is hard to find professional work >> mitt romney says he supports the extension as well >> in part because of the extraordinarily poor conditions in the job market >> jobs and the economy are expected to be the key issues >> ron paul and newt gingrich are still in the republican race. on the democratic side president obama is expected to clinch the number of delegates needed for his party's nomination. he has had very little competition in the primaries with no challengers making the ballot in a significant number of states. >> john edwards is entering its second day in a trial in north carolina accused of violating campaign laws by using campaign funding to hide an extramarital affair.

what a beautiful state a neon on the coast with some old friends and hurricane katrina is really still affecting that area at >> he says he can still see parts of the devastation >> so many people have not rebuilt their homes and a lot of them that right on the water, you see one rebuilt and then three slabs of cement. unbelievable. >> and he went there on the best weekend of the year >> and then comes back to rain >> now we are talking about rain again. we have lot of clouds moving across the skies this morning. reports of drizzle towards the coast line. you can still see the low pressure off the coast line with moisture, it will be monday all around the bay area today.

temperatures are rather mild this morning, already 60 degrees in concord. afternoon highs will be in the '60s and '70s but it will feel muggy outside. in a better chance of rain as we move to tomorrow. another cooler storm moves in on thursday and we will have another nice weekend. >> we will take you to the santa cruz mountains, we were following a major injury crash but about a half-hour ago they were able to reopen all lanes. the south bay actually looks pretty good right now with no major slowing on any of your major freeways. we do have a high wind advisory for the benicia bridge. the golden gate bridge, so far

so good. a little bit foggy but no major problems. coming up we will talk about the big closure happening this weekend. >> another scandal hits the saints. the new accusations of eavesdropping >> bulletproof vests and death threats, what life is like for george zimmerman >> shocking video out of,,,,,,,,

>> this normally doesn't happen while you're on the phone walking around but in china the pavements that we caves in and a teenager falls down. a cabdriver saw the entire thing, jumped into the 18 ft. well and helped rescue a girl. now the girl's family wants to find a cabbie and they're using video tracking down in order to take him. >> a killer from south america

is expected to be extradited to the u.s. in the next few months. your and vendors who is facing 28 years in prison for killing a woman in peru. he is also the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalie all well. the u.s. wants to try him on charges of extortion and wire fraud. jennifer hudson took the stand on a murder trial hudson told the court her family did not want her sister to marry him. he has pleaded not guilty to those murders >> the sanford florida city council had decided not to accept the resignation of its police chief who has been criticized for his handling of the trayvon martin shooting. non guilty plea to second-

degree murder on his client's behalf. because of threats to zimmerman life his whereabouts are being kept secret >> there are several locations that we will be moving in from just to maintain its safety and security >> his arraignment is set for may 8th >> another saints scandal, the general manager is accused of keeping electronic devices in his office at that would allow him to listen in on coaching staffs. this would have a damaging impact on the team already hampered by embarrassing scandals. the saints are vehemently denying this and threatened legal recourse. it is for 44, 1 90,000 californians could soon be

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>> is sailboat that was involved in a deadly accident is now in a flatbed truck. salvage crews use a special helicopter to whisk the 15,000 lb. boat all the way from the islands to have one day. if the operation did not work

the crews would of had to wait six months because of the protected wildlife. 10 days ago but got was hit by a large wave and crashed into the rocks. five crew members died >> and boyd californians will no longer be eligible for people without jobs long term. those extra benefits will end in the middle of next month because of the state's jobless rate is no longer high enough to qualify. that means the maximum weeks of employment will fall back to 79. the trust funds that support social security will run dry in 2033, three years earlier than projected. the reasons include more retiring baby boomers, weak economy and elected officials reluctance to fix the retirement and disability program >> the state prison system is a leading moneys of the department of corrections has announced

plans to spend a little bit smarter. the annual budget will be reduced by $1.5 billion over the next year and half. they plan on saving much of that by reclassifying low-level inmates will be sent to local jails instead >> we have been over classifying inmates and having them in higher security levels than were necessary because of overcrowding. >> a court order is requiring the prison system to reduce overcrowding and the system also plans to close the rehabilitation center in in riverside county by june of 2016 >> a new public safety broadband network upgrade 911 call systems nationwide. lawmakers and law enforcement introduce the system in san jose. they say it is a crucial system to allow first responders to operate on their exclusive high- speed cellular channel in case communication breaks down during a major catastrophe >> there will be airways solely

dedicated to public safety >> first responders will be using special smart phones in public safety applications, both of which can be developed in silicon valley >> a week really getting rain? >> i don't think today, maybe a little drizzle. we're glad to have you back, frank. >> lots of women on the desk >> there were plenty and lots of interesting conversations. we have had reports of some drizzle and light sprinkles towards the santa rosa area. this low pressure will spin up more clouds throughout debate today so if you're headed out the door, temperatures are fairly mild in the '50s and '60s right now. maybe a couple of parts in the

clouds but temperatures will stay in the '50s and '60s. as we had around the bay area we will see those temperatures trying to warm up a bit. 55 degrees in santa rosa, plenty of clouds travelling across the skies. a chance of showers well to the north in eureka. low pressure will spin off the coast line and finally make its way on short tomorrow. the next system will drop out of the gulf of alaska. computer models pick up a lot of clouds moving across the sky today but keeping us mostly dry. we begin to see more green as the rain moves in and then a brief break before the next form drops in on thursday. it looks like the east bay temperatures are up in the '70s in most places. out towards the coastline, '50s

and '60s. the return of wet weather around the bay area on wednesday and thursday and then we start to dry things out around the bay area. '70s and '80s making return after that. he looked much shorter today >> isn't that amazing? i kept getting all these calls about how tall i but i have been standing on a box. let's go outside. the commute is actually not too bad. we don't have any major incidents out there. conditions are pleasanton looking pretty good. about a 15 minute drive time coming out of the altamont pass. here's a look at the bay bridge were so far there are no metering lights. you may find a little bit of

road work out there on the upper deck as he had towards treasure island. on the golden gate bridge, no issues here. the big oil drive closure comes up this friday through monday morning just in time for the commute at 5:00 in the morning. all week long they expect big delays on the golden gate bridge. use alternates, the richmond center fell bridge and the bay bridge. we have a high wind advisory in effect on 680. otherwise, better news for the santa cruz mountains. since 3:00 this morning, the chp called it a major injury crashed southbound highway 17 on some roads. were found 17 looks pretty good as well all the way up towards loss status. you can see green traffic

sensors showing top speeds over 40 m.p.h. so pretty much everything is moving at the limit. mass transit is looking pretty good as well. >> investors will be closely watching apple today. the world's most viable company is set to release its earnings reports. everyone wants to know if another blockbuster report can help the recent stock slide. apple search for most of the last six months but since then the price has dropped more than 13%. facebook profits slip 12% last quarter. the social networking site spent more on marketing and product research ahead of its upcoming initial public stock

offering. sales rose 45% from one year ago to top $1 billion. the company values its stock at about $31 per share right now >> controversy over bart's decision to have its new cars made by canadian manufacturer. awarded a $2.5 billion contract to a canadian based company. the local transportation commissioner is not happy about that decision >> i think it is a dangerous slippery slope we're going down to continue to allow major public infrastructure being built in other countries. >> part says that the company does part of its operations in state. only final assembly is required domestically. critics say the work could be done locally in unused sections of the old new me plant in fremont. >> san mateo county supervisors

say they need to lay off some of the county's 5300 employees by the end of the year and it plans to pay some people to leave before those layoffs began. he they're 15 or $20,000. >> the board is really committed to avoid involuntary layoffs and this is one program that does that >> the amount of money paid would depend on the number of years the worker had been with the company. there is an unexpected sign that armageddon was in southern california >> now there is a baby boom in the area after, nine months after a major construction program. caltrans shutdown a major freeway for one weekend and were never want to stay off the road >> with kind of sat by the fire and out with each other >> the rest, i don't have to say

>> there was nothing to do >> there was something to do >> right! exactly >> at one hospital doctors say they have delivered about twice as many babies this month as usual but they won't know anything for sure until they tally the number in a couple of weeks >> the had the blizzard of '78 in new england and there are a lot of babies who were born in 1979. >> a caffeine kick for parents. the major coffee chain teaming up with a famous mouse. >> why there may be a chance for a single state upset coming up >> we're following a shooting in oakland, coming up we will tell you who witnesses say is really to blame.

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