live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. now at noon, there could be bigger problems when it comes to corrosion in the bay bridge tunnel. caltrans discovered a dozen spots in the tunnel where concrete is breaking away from

the wall. >> jackie ward is live on treasure island with how this discovery comes a month after a concrete chunk broke loose in the tunnel. >> reporter: the tunnel that goes through yerba buena island is the one caltrans is focusing on. there are more issues than originally thought according to a report in the chronicle. the problems range from a few inches to a few feet and are on both sides of the tunnel. >> this is to be expected when you're talking about an 80-year- old structure. >> i don't think that -- really there's any reason for people to be concerned or scared. but people should be aware that we have a system that has been handed down to us by our parents and grandparents, and it's our responsibility to take

care of it. >> caltrans has said the corrosion is minor but important. if the investigation finds it's a more urgent manner -- >> rainwater is to blame for the corrosion. there are 250 drain openings on the upper deck leaking to the tunnel. jackie ward, kpix 5. hayward police will release more details about the death of a missing san jose woman. officers plan to hold a news conference this afternoon to update the stacey aguilar case. she was last seen in hayward a week ago. the body was found over the weekend but they have not said how she was killed. peter -- who ran the historic winery for more than a century and is credited with

many innovations, including cold fermentation. his brother started his own winery in 1966. he died at the age of 101. a contentious debate over privacy and safety is center stage. apple and the u.s. government spar over who can access your phone. >> reporter: james comey posted a letter to a law enforcement blog and in it he's calling for cooler heads to prevail. and he tries to clarify. we want the chance with a search warrant to try to guess the terrorists password without the phone self-destructing and without it taking a decade to guess correctly. i hope thoughtful people will take the time to understand that. he goes on to remind everyone that terrorists killed 14 americans and we owe them a

thorough investigation. the fbi is trying to unlock the phone from syed farook. the letter comes five days after apple tim cook started a letter to customers saying the fbi is asking to create a back door to the iphone. >> apple has helped the fbi in this investigation and in every way the law required. but it has to draw the line at recreating code, changing its iphone. >> how does the guilt trip work on apple? >> i think apple is affected by the guilt trip but they're standing by a strong principal. they don't want to jeopardize the privacy and security of millions of customers. >> reporter: tim cook thanked everyone for their support. it's possible to create what the government is asking for but it would be dangerous to do

so. apple would try to protect the back door but they'd be attacked by cyber criminals. the only way to guarantee it does not fall into the wrong hands is to never create it in the first place. in cupertino, kiet do kpix 5. there are protests scheduled for tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. we've learned the identity of the man shot and killed outside the mcdonald's. it was 23-year-old curtis kale. he was inside a car in the drive through when it was sprayed with bullets. in 2012 he was arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in the tenderloin. that incident may have been a motive in yesterday's shooting. new developments in michigan. the suspect has been charged

with 60 counts of murder. >> reporter: 45-year-old jason dalton picked his victims at random. killing six and seriously injuring two others, he began at an apartment complex in a kalamazoo and killed a 17-year- old and his father at a car dealership. and gunned down four women at a cracker barrel. surveillance video led to his arrest sunday morning. he's a former insurance adjustor and father of two. he's been arraigned as investigators search for a motive. >> there's no connection that we're aware of between the victims or any of the victims to mr. dalton. >> dalton had no criminal history before the rampage and he passed a background check. he may have picked up passengers during the shooting spree. mark-- and his friends say they

got nervous. >> my buddy scott said you're not the guy, are you? and he kind of said no. >> hundreds came together for a prayer service as they tried to make sense of the senseless. kenneth craig, cbs news, kalamazoo, michigan. >> the 14-year-old girl declared dead in the emergency room is alive. doctors say she squeezed her mother's hands as they worked on her. and she's in critical condition after undergoing surgery. today the wife of bill cosby is fielding questions in a sexual assault lawsuit. seven women have filed a defamation suit against the comedian. attorneys are taking the deposition in massachusetts. as bill cosby's wife and busy manager, she could have useful information. two judges have denied motions to block the deposition. the u.s. supreme court resumed work today for the

first time since the death of justice antonin scalia. john roberts remembered his friend as having irrepressible spirit. this time tomorrow republicans will begin to caucus in nevada. donald trump won big in south carolina and marco rubio and ted cruz are opening for an upset. danielle nottingham is on the campaign trail with the latest. >> reporter: fresh off the south carolina primary, the race for the republican presidential nomination heads to nevada and donald trump is hoping to keep the hot streak winning. >> i love to win. love it. don't we love to win? >> reporter: it's virtually a three man race between trump, marco rubio, and ted cruz. cruz is making the claim that he's the only candidate that can challenge trump. >> we are the one campaign that can beat donald trump and is

only campaign that has beaten donald trump. >> i think ted cruz speaks to people like myself who are pro life, who are not afraid of god in our system. and want to return to constitutional values. >> reporter: rub owe is trying to make a mainstream appeal. >> no one can unite this party faster than a i can. >> he's join support from johnny wallberg who is voting republican for the first time. >> i would much rather have a republican tell me something i don't want to hear or have a democrat tell me every single thing i want to hear just to get my vote. danielle nottingham, cbs news, las vegas. democrats are heading to south carolina to campaign for saturday's primary. hillary clinton is the favorite

but bernie sanders has proven himself a worthy opponent. new efforts to ease gridlock on i-580. a look at the new express leap and how it works. and new perks for starbucks customers. that's a pun. the changes coming to the loyalty program. good afternoon everyone. here we go again. near and record warmth. i'll tell you which day will top off near 80 degrees as the news continues. hey, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

city crews will begin paintg "transit-only" lanes bright. the a stretch of san francisco's mission street is getting a makeover starting

today. they'll begin paints transit only lanes bright red between 30th and cesar chavez. the work will be done between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and overnight on the weekends. a typically gridlocked stretch of i-580 in the tri- valley. a westbound express lane opened this morning. two eastbound lanes opened up on friday. it's free to carpools, van pools, and motor vehicles with a special tag. drivers can use the fast track flex toll tag. and solo drivers can pay with regular transponders. the new lanes run all the way through livermore. and express lanes will operate weekdays from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. a billboard on a busy stretch has been stirring some controversy. a purple sign in walnut creek displayed a message about the amount of money the united

states gives and has been giving to israel every day in the form of military spending and support. an internet based group paid for the billboard and the executive director says it's factually correct. >> refeel that american citizens should be aware of this fact that this is a really large proportion of our money -- far more than we have given to other countries around the world. >> i don't think it's an attack. but i think when it's presented in a one sided fashion it ends up being a little bit unfair. >> reporter: online it takes an anti-israel position on the palestinian issue but the basic message is indisputable. >> i just had one more sentence. the 30 day run ended yesterday. >> sorry about that. i thought it was done. let's check with roberta and look at the weather.

>> absolutely glorious. there are my weather watchers, and they're reporting temperatures in and around the micro climate. 60s and 70s, 76 degrees. dana, what do you have to say for us? she has her own micro climate happening. i bet we get to 80 or 82. i hope not. you'll blow my forecast out of the water. charlie, you're back from vacation. 60s and 70s, our numbers are averaging 14 degrees above where we should be this time of the year. the coast is clear and the bay waters are still. check that out. look at the clarity. you can see all the way to mount diablo. and boy, i bet you can see all the way to yosemite from the tiptop. 63degrees in san francisco. and 67 degrees in concord. two clouds keep skimming across

the sky today. the pollen count will be increasing each and every day. here is the pollen report. and check out thursday as we have a drier air mass in place. a little bit of patchy fog rolled in with the wind shift. and now the winds are offshore and very gentle. 5 to 10 miles per hour. our future cast illustrates this. what do you see there? absolutely nothing. high pressure is a key component. look at your tuesday. high pressure -- it's firmly in place. and to bring the storm track well into the pacific northwest. we're not going to be the recipient of any rain all the way through the end of the month. and it's 45 going up to 48 in the greater lake tahoe area. here's the net. i'm loving the longer days. gives you more time to get outside and play. 60s and 70s today. and the warmest day of the workweek will be on thursday.

somebody's backyard will hit 80 degrees. near record warmth each and every day. there's a minimal chance. i don't think we'll see any rain is rest of the month. bring on march, miraclemont. >> if your back hard hits 80, you're inviting us over. let's see how the market is doing. the dow is up about 202 points. >> all right. now on the news, rising above gang violence and dealing with a parent in prison. hear one student's inspiring story. that's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

starbucks is perking up its reward program. starting in april.. custome good news for coffee lovers. starbucks is perking up the rewards program starting in april. customers will earn two stars for every dollar spent rather than one star. that will get you a free drink about every 12 visits. one in six customers are signed up for the rewards. if you're an eggplant eater like michelle there's a new option to try. >> tony tantillo says try the chinese eggplant. >> reporter: taste of the day is chinese eggplant. eggplant is so great. the chinese eggplant is like

this. it's not a bulb like the american eggplant. the flavor is sweet, mild, delicious. nice and purple all the way around. and nice top here free from breaking or cracking. and the skin nice and tight. when you bring them home put them in the refrigerator. i cut them in half and put garlic cloves inside. and cook it under the broiler or the grill. you will lover it. chinese eggplant in the market. a great time of year for them. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. if you are a boy and your father is in prison, who do you look to for male guidance. our student grew up in that situation and found an answer miles from home. >> reporter: he has probably

never felt safer than here at the boys center in sonoma county. it's a healing place for troubled boys. >> i've never ever been able to say i'm going to be successful until i got here. and i started seeing how many doors are open. >> he's maintained a 4.0 and he's first in the class. >> i'd be interested in journalism. >> reporter: he was failing in school before he came here. >> i thought i was going to be dead before i was 18. >> reporter: the gang activity was fierce. four people he knew were killed. one friend, only 14 years old. his father was in and out of jail and would beat his mom. when he was in third grade. he was in the car with his father and the federal agents came. >> you came home and there were police cars surrounding the

house. >> yes. >> and what happened? >> my dad threw the keys at me and told me to lock myself in the car and he jumped on the hood of his car and jumped the fence and ran. >> his father is in leavenworth now for drug trafficking. >> he just continually says he doesn't want to be anything like his dad. it's pretty heartbreaking. >> reporter: a single mom left supporting three kids, cleaning houses. money was short. outside there was pressure from gangs. >> i didn't have any hope at all. i just threw in the towel and felt like i couldn't get out of it. >> reporter: but at hannah. there were new opportunities. >> the ability to play on sports teams and to receive an honor roll certificate from his principal. >> reporter: he works in the office and the kitchen. but the money goes to help his mom who is disabled now. >> his mom means so much to

him. and i think it's very important for him to do this not only for himself but also to help her. >> everything she's been through. she manages to keep a smile on her face. and having her do that really motivates me to keep going. >> i need to turn in my transcript. >> this fall something he never imagined -- college. [ cheering ] ♪ [ music ] [ cheering ] ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

heroin. why it says what would become the nation's ft supervised it's illegal and incredibly addictive. one city wants to help drug users inject heroin. it would become the first supervised injection fatality. that's tonight on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> and just like that the news at noon has concluded. it's always so much fun seeing you guys. enjoy it all week. ,,

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