good morning. take a live look outside. a beautiful day expected in the bay area. but there is a possibility of some rain in the forecast. good morning and thanks for joining us. >> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. as we sprang forward. >> i got confused. three alarms, checked all the clocks. is it right? did it change? >> which amazes me. how does it do that? >> magic marty, magic. >> let's get a weather forecast for this first day of the new time. daylight saving time. eric's here to tell us about

the weather. >> yep. for those folks have trouble getting out of bed this morning. some low clouds that you step out the door. we saw clear -- we do have some low fog forming. especially along the bay. so it pretty clear to take a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. a little warmer thanks to that crowd cover. 48 degrees for hayward and okay land. san francisco you're at 39 degrees and low 50s waking up in jose. the low -- approaching the low 70s. we could see mid-70s. we have changes to talk about the forecast. a little cooler compared to yesterday and then we will notice an increase as we head into early next week. chance of rain on the horizon. i'll be outlining that coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right.

thank you. we start with breaking news this morning from fremont where a section of session boulevard is closed following a car crash. >> just got to the scene. he joins us live with details. mike, do we know how this crash happened? >> well, investigators are here trying to figure all of that. a big session is dark. there's not a whole lot of light around here. the car there in the center median. fremont police have mission boulevard closed in both directions close. they're out here at the scene. they tell me sometime this morning a man behind that wheel was driving along mission boulevard when he either fell asleep or was not paying attention. now police alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the crash. the man was taken to the hospital with injuries including lacerations to his head. he is expected to survive.

fortunately you take a look at all the damage to the car there but again, the headline this morning is that mission boulevard is closed tenniels canyon and the sullivan under pass. that could remain closed all the way until 9:00 this morning. check back with the radar and any updates on this story. thank you. >> breaking news overnight the first comprehensive report in the disappearance of malaysia airline flight has been released. >> the -- today marks the 1- year aives of the day that plane disappeared with 239 people on board. the dead battery means they never had a good chance of following the plane's crash site or black boxes. >> but other than the dead battery the report indicates there was nothing unusual about the pilot, the cabin crew or the aircraft. they have a long way to go.

>> in the month of -- investigation team need to analyze to draw conclusions and safety recommendations based on the factual information that has been gathered. in addition to that and the conclusions based of the investigation -- >> and that's -- no wreckage has been found and authorities have no answer about why the plane dropped off radar. >> turning now to way area news. an escaped inmate is still on the run after getting away from the -- on friday. carter is -- people who live in the area where carter escape ready concerned about him being on the loose. >> the inmate was taken from the jail to valley medical center just after 1:00 on friday afternoon. while being treated for an unspecified medical concern. john l. carter attacked a

sheriff's deputy and broke free from custody. he allegedly ran into a residential neighborhood. >> spirit shocking. pretty surprising but hopefully they'll get him soon. pretty safe area around here. came to a surprised to a lot of us. >> i'm worried. i think -- can be tightened. >> pretty unsettling but the we're in good hands. we feel pretty confident. >> an inner agency law enforcement -- the man involved helicopters, police dog and a who lot of man power still the suspect managed to get away. >> did they contact you at all? >> they have not yet. we're completely open. >> almost on cue they stop by to canvas the area. the man they were looking for was last in -- a three-lay

onramp. lies just off in the distance. police have learned that a woman killed in oakland yesterday average was stabbed to death. the story we first wrought to you last night. and it happened just before 4:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon on the 2300 block of weber webster street. she was stabbed. the woman later died at the scene. they're still searching for a suspect and a motive in the case. also breaking news overnight, russian police say they have arrested two men men in the -- woirs. boirgs. these arrests are in addition to the two men arrested saturday morning. now he was gunned down in the center of moscow last week. the motive is under investigation. >> police are looking for six cars that were stolen during a two-day crime spree.

the surveillance video from friday and you can see the group of about 10 people moving in quickly and getting to work. they responded with 4 minutes but by then the cars and the suspects were gone. two cars were taken from this dealership, one car was stolen have credit check auto. beau of them were on thor thon afternoon. hrn automotive on thursday. fire craryks dancers, and dragons coming up. how south africa celebrates the year of the ram. >> plus hands up. don't shoot has become a popular rallying cry for protesters across the country following the shooting death of michael brown. why the department of justice investigation says that doesn't apply to this shooting. . >> coming up after the break. 50,000 of meat being recalled chvment products are being

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we're back. let's take you to the sierra at the look at the situation at heavenly ski resort. plenty of snow there and we understand they're expecting another day of spring-like conditions with highs in the 50s today. >> looks like we got some spring skiing in doors. we got dumped on last weekend but what about the condition for today, ericka? >> it's going be in the 50s today. pretty mild conditions and in addition to that, we're going to see lows about 32 degrees so just at the freezing mark. it looks like they'll be able to make some fresh powder overnight. we're tracking a system that

could bring some real snow to the sierra. but for now, we will continue with above-average temperatures. here's a live look outside. you'll notice it is a little hazy out there this morning. areas of low clouds. visibility impacted. we're seeing some fog forming for some of our -- in terms of temperatures it is a little warmer this morning. thanks to that cloud cover. fairfield you're at 4 # degrees. upper 40s. san jose at 52 degrees. pretty mild condition. focus on your -- for the east bay. so we are starting the morning off in the upper 40s but take a look at lunchtime. 66 for most locations. upper 60s by 2 this afternoon. now temperatures will peak at about 72 degrees. the warm response -- richmond and oakland and it looks like

temperatures fall back into the 50s by 8:00. so storm tracker 4 l ting your afternoon high. low 70s for both of fairfield and napa. so some locations actually a little colder than what by saw yesterday afternoon. temperatures dropping off by between # and 5 degrees. satellite and radar shows dry conditions still over the state. it's going to start to push its way east as we head into monday and tuesday. a return of a sea breeze. cloud cover will only increase as we head through the weekend. we're talking about the potential for some showers beginning tuesday night into perhaps thursday. we will see widespread rain around the bay area. another model shows light showers. a lot of moisture in the system we're tracking to a looks like some locations could see up to a half inch of rain.

your storm tracker 4 shows temperatures still above average for the next couple of days. bust out your umbrellas but temperatures climb once again as we head into thursday and friday. annie? >> thanks. fire crackers -- and, of course, draggens were all talking about the big elsbury integration south africa. thousands gathering for parade yesterday. kron4 captured all the excitement for a is celebration in the world. >> what a spectacular evening here in chinatown. south africa does it right. like no place else. you can see thousands flocking here to the city to check out this and it's autoed and awed. people showing up very early for this and they all say it was worth itful the most popular aattraction dragons. everyone ooing and aweing at

the draggens. elementary and high schools taking part in this. remember this for the rest of their lives. marching band and local politicians also taking part in this. the parade started at 7 and market street and slowly made its way to a final destination here in china town. and spectators from all around the world say it's been a special night. >> having all of these cultures come together, it's pretty cool. >> energy is the best word to scribe it. everybody's really energetic. >> my favorite part is the most traditional floats and the children and the music, the fire crackers. and then all the comrade dee is bleachers. >> everybody's happy. this is a best -- try to steal your crate. i of had. >> also happening today san jose will begin restricting hours for outdoor watering in part of a state-wide -- during california's draught. starting today watering will

now be allowed only before 8:00 a.m. and ever 8:00 p.m. turning to national news this morning a number of presidential hopefuls were under -- iowa agricultural summit. now it's technically nonpartisan but it was a must- attended event for many republicans. so much the gop's biggest names. >> big name republicans like jeb bush flocked to the hawkeye state to talk agricultural. they sat inside soaking it all in but shouting. when new jersey governor chris christie took the chair. >> i'm glad to see that new jersey has come to iowa. >> new jersey native stood up in protest. the outburst didn't last long. security quickly forced him outside. >> the reason i'm here is i am one of 15,000 that are still not in their home. >> he flew flee hours to

protest a failed response to help them rebuild. >> willing to come to iowa to talk to him. fixing our program that is a disaster. >> i know his attitude with the whole shut up and sit-down. i wont until i can do it in my own house. >> most of the centers chose to stay outside. >> we're here. all different -- show support. >> union members showed up in full force demanding answers from wisconsin governor scott walker. they contender his comments last month compared union protesters to isis. walker denies the connection between the two. >> unwelcoming to governor walker -- >> but a 9/11 first responder says he owe these union members an apology.

>> i take personal offense. he wants to be president of the united states and he doesn't know the difference betweenmen citizens exercising their first amendment rights to the terrorists who are beheading people and burning them a i live. >> the warriors in a big western conference showdown later today. sports is next. >> and a live look odds own your sunday morning. the bay bridge. we're seeing some cloudy skies out there. more details on a possible storm headed to the bay area. the bed reacts to your body. it hugs yo it's really cool to the touch. this zips off so i can wash it-yes, please (vo) visit your local retailer and feel the tempur-pedic difference for yoursel

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now deal with another blow in their bid for an 11 straight plaw berth. >> 31 saves. they take on the penguins tomorrow night in san jose for a 7:00 p.m. game. >> also happening today the golden state warriors taking on the rival the louisiana clip thyrse afternoon. the workss and clippers have been competing for the top spot. they won the first round playoff series match. you remember and today's big matchup is -- that'll be interesting to watch. the clippers have been without -- blake driven. he's been out with a staff infection. 12:30 start. >> the warriors are hosting nothing but net day during today's game. for every special e. ticket purchased the warriors will donate a life saving bed net. the united states foundations nothing but net campaign. now for the third season in a row, steph curry is holding his

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day that plane disappeared with 239 people on board. the dead battery means that crews never really had a good chance of finding the plane's crash site or the black boxes. at this point no wreckage has been found. authorities have no answerrings about why the plane dropped off radar. >> a search continues this morning for an escaped inmate that prisoner faked an injury then attacked a deputy while being transferred to the hospital. carter is accused of -- one deputy was treated for injuries. santa clara sheriff's department is conducting the investigation. >> looking for six cars that are were stolen during a two- day crime spree. ten people moved in quickly and got to work stealing cars at phantom motors. the cars and the suspects were gone. two cars were taken from one

dealership, one car was stolen from credit check auto. both of them are on thorton avenue. three other cars from hrn -- some cloudy conditions but it could be more spring like. >> good morning. >> good morning guys. happy sunday. a live look outside. you'll notice the low clouds in fact the top of the span is actually obstruct bd that low cloud cover. convict down to just three tenth of a mile. about a half mile if you're -- now the good news about low cloud cover is it really helps keep us insulate. yesterday temperatures in the mid-30s but that's really not the case this morning. good morning, you're at 42 degrees. 45 out the door in oakland. upper 40s currently in downtown san francisco and low 50s. very mild weather in san jose.

we will see a lot more sunshine. burn off. temperatures in the low 70s already for the inland areas. fairly quick warming by 3 this afternoon. some -- actually approaching the mid-en 0s. it looks like the clouds will increase. temperatures will increase as we head into early next week. some precipitation as we head into tuesday into wednesday. your seven around the bay coming up. >> thank you. new this morning investigators in m.d. son, wisconsin, have released the name of the officer who shot and killed an unarmed teenager. that teen has been identified as 19-year-old tony robinson. at a press conference the city's police chief spoke about the officer. >> the officer involved, matt kenny -- matt is a 45-year-old officer and he has 12 plus years of experience with the

city of madison police department. he was in fact the primary responder to the williams street address in question. >> authorities say robinson assaulted kenny while the officer was responding to a reported disturbance at a residential the inphi -- sparked outrage and protest to those of black men in fegson after -- >> well, these are just the latest protests around the death of unarmed black men around the country and one of the popular slogans being used it hands up, don't shoot. that's closed rallying cry. the recent investigation that sound -- unfairly used african resident to increase the revenue has cast doubt on whether brown's hands were actually up when he was shot at. sarah has the story.

>> what really happened the final moment of michael brown's life? the justice department investigation makes it clear. the evidence does not sport the mantra still being used by some protesters. instead the department of justice found that is "inconsistent with the physical and forensic evidence." . witnesses have acknowledged their initial accounts were untrue. including the witness close toast brown when it happened. brown's friend dorrian johnson who's words helped spark the monothat. >> his weapon was drawn when he got out the door. he shot again. one he felt that shot he put his happedz in the air and he started to get down but the officer still approached him with his weapon drawn. he fired several more shots. >> eric holder supported the findings. >> i recognize that the

founding may lead so -- can differ so sharply from some of the initial widely reported accounts of what transpired. >> always rested on its ability to delay impartial results and these type of difficult circumstances. >> despite the evidence -- shot and killed him the hands up don't shoot movement lives. >> we know for a fact that he's dead. whether his hands were up or not, he's not here. he didn't have a weapon. >> but the argument is that if he one surrendering then there's a justification which is what the doj found. >> that's a repetitive tactic used against black males when dealing with the police. you can go back to slavery where you kind of -- you have to find a way to -- >> but an attorney for michael

brown's family points to witness in that same dodge error who say brown's hand were up briefly. >> cieled there. she wasn't -- and so that's one clear -- the head seas the refusal to believe all the details in the investigation is an example of why the community and police can't see eye to yea. the gulf of disgust is as wide as its ever been. >> it's not completely spring. it's become so engrained in the protest and in the minds of people who believe that something happened on august 9th that didn't. >> busy in san francisco. they tuned. that's coming up in my report.

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taking a look at new york city. you can see central park there covered in snow. >> look like they're going to see some milder conditions.

not talking teens or freezing theaism should be above freezing. i think around new york it's considered mild. >> a heat wave. they've had such a tough winter. >> good morning, ericka. >> good morning. just touching a bit on new york. they're looking for a high of 44 degrees today. much better than last week when we're dealing with some pretty drastic windchills as we take a look at the satellite and radar view on storm track report you'll notice we're dealing with snow for parts of the east coast. moderate to heavy rain in the south. we're dealing with very mild conditions. another day with above average temperatures. a live look outside. we do have some low and high clouds this morning. and even north of the golden gate bridge. temperatures aren't too bad. hopefully it's not too hard to got out with fair field feel at

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video of president obama taking part in the historic march. the commander in chief has marched before but this is its first time as president. ryan nobles was in selma and has more on how the president marked the special occasion. >> they came in the thousand. people from aloof alabama and the entire country made a pill grammage to selma to honor of sacrifice of hundred of protesters that were brutally attacked. the leaders of march. >> i want to thank each and every one of you that march. you didn't have to do it but you did it. >> the ultimate sign that their efforts made a difference it was the first african-american president who thanked the marches for their contributions. >> we gather here to honor the courage of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs

and the rods and many tear gas and the trampling hoofs. >> while there was a lot of talk about the past and what happened 50 years ago, president obama made sure to -- still a lot of work to be dope. >> all of us need to recognize that change depend on our action, on our attitudes. the things we teach our children. and president obama's comments were echoed by those civil rights leaders. >> we're no longer doing voter education. i think voter education ultimately creates voters precipitation. >> a black president speaking freely and marching across a brim. many thought im-- especially -- >> in selma. i'm ryan nobles reporting. >> and big celebration across the country to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the march

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>> good morning. we are following breaking news. a section of mission boulevard is closed in both directions after a car crash. >> he's live. he is where the crash happened. mike, it you tell us more about what you learned about this accident? >> well, annie, fremont police say the driver is very fortunate to be alive. you can see crews in the process of toeing that car away from the scene which is currently shutting down mission boulevard. now the cruise still need to come out here to clean up a lot of the debris. the engine and the battery are littered all across the road.

there's plenty of debris about a lune to a-up -- a 19-year-old driver was behind the wheel of a 2001jetta. he was going 80 miles an hour in a 45 miles an hour zone. the man fell asleep or was not paying attention when the car kicked up on the curb and slammed into several strees. the car is a complete wreck. fortunately the man only suffered at least a head laceration but is expected to be okay as you come back here live. sheath damage there is to that car. they xt mission boulevard to remain closed for another hour and this is -- back to you. >> okay. driver -- wow escaping with minor injuries. thank you, mike live in freedom. >> want to take you outside for a look at the bay bridge and conditions there this morning. another beautiful day on tap

for the bay area today. as we can see conditions there on the approach the bay bridge. some overcast skies but ericka tell us that should clear up later today, huh >> it's going burn off. it's going be slightly cooler this afternoon. but still talking about above average temperatures. a live look at sfo this morning. good news is temperatures aren't too bad. hopefully you don't have too too much trouble getting out of bed this morning. we're in the mid to upper 40s along the east bay shoreland. san francisco at 48 degrees and 52 currently down in san jose. so the los of sunshine. mild to warm conditions. later on today. tomorrow we're going to see some cloud cover. more of a sea breeze. >> it's going to take a while for that to burn off. we're talking about the possible for shores. just how much rain we're forecasting coming up.

annie? >> thanks. almost a year after ma lay shah flight 370 disappeared loved ones still are wanting answers. and although there are few >> clues. to the families prepare to commemorate the one-year anniversary since the plane's disappearance. the ceo of malaysia airlines believes the search must continue because the world deserves answers as to what really happened. >> nearly 40% of the surgeon -- has been covered. and authorities have confident that the four ships scouring the ocean floor looking for the wreckage will be finished by may. but the families are concerned that it nothing is found, the search will be called off. >> i wish that, you know, we --

carry on looking for--you know, i think the world needs an answer. the families need an answer. meantime -- captain zara that claims he was responsible. a baseless and sec police station. >> it means a speck lace. we did dot suspect any one of our clues. -- very capable man. a flight examiner. he's not an instructor. we have no reason to suspect -- >> he also says that valuable listens have been learned from the from -- and its flight tracking system. anna, cnn. an escaped inmate is still

on run after getting away from a sheriff's deputy on friday. they were taken carte tore the valley medical center from the -- when he reportedly attacked the sheriff's deputy frock issue free from custody. he made his way. they've been using police dog and helicopters it cancel area. pretty shocking but hopefully they'll get them soon. >> coming -- >> oh, yeah. what do you expect many going -- i think going to be hiding somewhere many it's pretty highlight. the sounds, you're in good hains. >> carter was the last seen in the area of thorton and moore park in san hoe say. >> police are looking for six cars that were stole tn during a two-day scrim spray. take a look. you can see the group of about

10 people move in quickly and get to work stealing cars. police say they responded within 4 minutes but they were already gone. two cars were taken from this dealership and then one car was stolen from credit check auto. boat are late on thorton avenue. take a look at hnr motive on thursday. >> fir crackers, dragons. how celebrated the -- the year of the ram. >> 50,000 pounds of meat being wrawled chvment products are effected. and we're taking a live outside. hopefully we don't have to stand there. slightly oaf -- we'll be right

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francisco. floats and the dragons all part of a big party as thousands gathered for the chinese new year parade last night. kron4 captured all -- one of the biggest celebrations in the world. >> what a spectacular evening here in chinatown. san francisco does it right. you can see thousands flocking here to the city to check out the parade and it is certainly ooed and awed. the most popular attraction, dragons. despite this being the year of the ram, sheep or goat there were the dragons. elementary and high schools taking part in this. going to remember this for the rest of their lives. lots of marching bands. the parade started at second and market street and slowly

immediate its way to its final destination here in china town. some three hours later and spectators from all around the world say it's going to special -- come together. i think that's really cool. >> i think that's the energy is the best thing i'd use right now. that's probably a good thing. >> my favorite -- the music, the fire crackers. and then all of the come -- and good morning. tracking temperatures around the bay area. 40s and 50s out the door. 43 degrees, 48 for downtown san francisco. full look at forecast and your neighborhood when we return.

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>> it's going to get warm. right now the top of the --en it's 34 at the base but it's going to definitely warm up this afternoon so some spring skiing in store. eric ca's got a look at the forecast for the bay area. good morning. >> good morning. we are talking about fairly warm conditions can up in the sierra. below freezing overnight. so they are going to be able to make some snow. a live look outside here in the bay area you'll notice we do have some cloud cover up above. so we done have the clear skis we enjoyed yesterday. temperatures are on the warmer side this morning. you're at 45 degrees. 47 currently in oakland. low 50s in san jose. so all in all pretty mild conditions. as we focus on your east bay day park forecast temperatures will climb into the mid-60s.

upper 60s by 2:00 this afternoon. 72 degrees. before dropping back down into the 50s by 8:00 this evening. so what about the rest of sinus still talking about above- average temperatures. low 70s for now. daily city today a high of 64. 7 # degrees down in sunny veil. high pressure still weather. we're looking at -- this -- shift east and that's going to allow for a sea breeze to return. low clouds develop and they are tracking a system that could bring some rain. the model is pretty split. one says we're talking about widespread and another says just some spotty lunch showers but there's a lot of moisture associated with this next storm. in fact i think we could see up to a half inch of rainfall. so this is something we will continue to monitor. looks like wet weather is

returning today tuesday night into wednesday. we don't know how widespread it's going to be. but the national weather service is pretty confident we will -- temperatures will warm up. lots of sunshine but unsettled could make yet another comeback so keep your umbrella handy. a -- over at the next seven days. >> thanks. breaking overnight russian police say they've arrest two- day crime more men in connection to the killing of opposition leader boirs -- that's according to russian media outlets many they're in decision to the two men arrested saturday morning. he was gunned down in the center of moscow last week and the motive for the killing still under investigation. >> in national news a number of presidential homeful went -- iowa agricultural summit. it's technically nonpartner but

a -- ryan smith reports some of gop -- gop's biggest names. >> big name republicans like jeb bush flocked to the hawkeye state to talk iowa agricultural. hundreds sat inside soaking it all in but shouting from the -- new jersey governor chris christie took the chair. >> i'm glad to see that new jersey has come to iowa. new jersey native joe mangino stood up in protest. security forced him outside. the reason i'm here is i'm one of 15,000 families that are still not in their home because of superstorm sandy. he flew three hours to protest a respond -- i'm willing to come to iowa to talk with him. to see about mixing our program that is a disaster. i know his attitude with the whole shut up and sit down. i don't shut up and i don't sit

down until i can do it in my house. >> show spor for our union problems. >> they share up demanding answers from wisconsin governor scott walker. they contend his comments compared union protesters to isis. walker denied the connection between the two. >> unwelcoming to governor walker. >> the account -- an apologize. >> i keep permanent offense to bed with the terrorist. it's -- this man. s to be president of the united states and me doesn't know the difference between american citizens exercising their first amendment right compared to testing who are beheading people and quilling them.

>> tbatterring in alaska this weekend for the an race. the ceremonial start to the race kick off yesterday in anchorage and take a look at the streets there. what's happening is unnlly -- forced organizers to move the start of the race nearly 300- miles north to fair bank so -- a chance to meet mushers and their dogs. >> we sign autographs, take pictures, eat a bunch hot dogs. this is a lot of fun. this is party before the race. it's about having fun and appreciating all of our fans and just running dogs. >> the anchorage city -- to put down more than blocks before mushers move to the extensive

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and we're back talking about the weather. >> spring-like conditions to finish off the weeblgd and maybe some rain coming on through -- in a few days. >> the best of both worlds really. some much needed rain headed in our direction. there's a little disagreement about how much rain we're actually going to see but we could accumulate up to half an inch. well definitely take what we can get.

a life look at the golden gate bridge. a great start but cloudy skies actual pretty mild temperatures. we're in the 40s and 50s right now. hayward, good morning. 50 degrees. 53 out in livermore. 50 degrees in redwood city. friday afternoon the early afternoon right around lunchtime a lot of the low clouds we're dealing will burn off. fairly quick warming. we will see temperatures approach the low 70s by 12. so some locations not as warm as what we experienced yesterday but all in all above average temperatures for the next days before a storm heads in our direction. how much rain we could see by the next week coming up. >> what they did here will reverberate through the ages. not because the change was preordained. not because their victory was

complete but because they proved that nonviolent change is possible. that love and hope can conquer hate. that's the president speaking at the 50th aives of bloody sun. he took to the staple and this is video of president obama taking part in the historic march. the commander in chief has marched before but the first time as president. ryan [ indiscernible ] he ms. more to -- okay. >> they came in the thousands. people from all over alabama and the entire concern made a pill tbram an to several mall to honor the sacrifice of hundreds of protesters who will be brutally attacked in 1965. a day lultly known as floody sunday. john louis was mook the leaders of march. >> and >> who marched across the grid

on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it did, but you did it. >> inen -- it was the first african-american president who thanked the marchers for their contribution. >> the colonel of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs and rods and tear gas and the trampling hoof. >> and while there was a lot of talk about the past and what happened on this bridge, 50 years ago president obama made sure to emphasize that there is still a lot of work to be done. >> all of us need to recognize that they didn't -- that change depend on your actions. on our attitudes. the things we teach our children. >> and president obama's comments were echoed by those civil rights leaders working to make a difference. martin lute king the third. >> i think -- ultimately

created voter participation. >> speaking freely and marching across the bridge. a dream many thought impossible. especially those who were in this very same spot how do you know this guy season going to bring out a gun or something. >> big celebrations were hold all across the -- 50th anniversary of the march. how people in the bay area celebrated the selma anniversary with their own bridge march. >> reporter: as people across the nation marked the -- walk the golden great bridge in their own -- >> what we were doing is exprezzing our solidarity with the thousands of marchs who are going the original route from selma to birmingham. >> a march across the bridge was an important recognition of what was clished. >> and to know that people are

participating and supporting the best cause every which is freedom. >> this was a way that we could support and reach to the group that is actually walking the bridge itself. and that is our president and a number of other people who are commemorating the 50th anniversary. our president is in selma. >> but even as they celebrated even after 50 years there's still much to be established. >> all gym crowds, any gym crowds this whole system has got to go. >> the expert testimony has changed but it's not changed to the point where i want to see it because segregation is still out there. >> the system still remains in tact and 50 years later. >> but marching croche a bridge, any ridge was -- we need to remember that to make it a were nation. >> in south africa, jeff pierce from 4 news.

and new this morning investigators in madison, wisconsin, have released the name of an offer who shot and killed an unarmed teenager. 19-year-old tony robinson. at a press conference saturday the police chief spoke about the officer. >> the office involved, matt kenny, matted is a -- he has # musher years of experience with the city of -- the primary responder to the williamson street address in question. >> he assaulted kenny at an apartment. the incident has sparked outrage and protest similar to those that follow the -- black men in ferguson missouri, missouri -- they had with police. >> and a party brought down the

roof here in issue san louis. several thousand college students were celebrating. they stood on the roof until it came crashing down. damage to the house from the cell phone video. two girls at the party described the scene. >> i think it just happen sod so quickly. it doesn't register until after the fact until everyone was cone. >> yeah. it was kind of dilt but we were on the roof and then -- there were -- too many people coming on to the -- that roof came crashing down. >> still ahead, homelessness continues to be a big issue in the city of san francisco. we're going to speak to some city supervisors later to fnd out what they'll be talking an in the town hall. >> apple is busy in san

francisco. that takes monday morning. loom running on this. stay tuned. a live look outside. sfo. partly cloudy conditions. and we're looking forward to another mild spring day just on the -- back in a minute. n it? what's not on it? two freshly cracked eggs, ham, sausage, bacon, and cheese all on toasty sourdough made just for you. it's like a big ol' breakfast buffet right in your hand.

apple is busy setting up for the big press event monday morning for the center -- look what i found behind here. there's a white structure that apple has instructed. for now it's a mystery. shrouded in tarps. we don't know what they're doing with that yet but we will find out monday morning. now this event is expected to be mostly about the apple watch. we need details. we need to know prizing and the exact date it come out and we need to know why people need to

buy it. prove to us that the battery will hold up all day for use. so a lot of details will come out monday morning. for now, here's what we do know about the apple watch. >> three versions the apple watch, the apple watch sport anteapple watch addition. the apple watch is salt and pepperless steel. alum numb and addition will be the fancy 18 18 -- the watches hit the market in april. we know the entry level watch will be $50. that's the least amount the apple watch will coast and that's going to be the sapors version. we don't know what the price will with on the higher end mold. only two buttons on the device. they need to connect to an iphone to be able to connect to the internet so it's didn't on the iphone in the user's. the odest is the i-phone 5.

each apple watch molds will be available in two different colors depending on the model. two types of -- so you can really customize this thing and make it your own. the apple watch will have a heart rate -- poid movement including -- however the water does not have gps built in which comes as a major disappointment. >> live blogging it from inside. you can follow me on twitter or find me on facebook. >> a lot of them coming up. we're looking at cloudy skies for a big portion of the -- cloudy conditions. san francisco looking at 48 degrees. looking for a high of 66 this afternoon.

we're back. taking a live look outside. conditions -- you can see some overcast skies here in san francisco.

but that should burn off. another beautiful day in the bay area but expecting rain later on. >> that's right. tuesday night into wednesday looking at the possibility of at least a few light showers. but for the next couple of days we're still going to enjoy above average temperatures. a cloudy gray start as we take a live look this morning. temperatures for the most part in the 40s and 50s. san francisco at 50 degrees right now. 48 leaving the house in oakland. let's focus on your south bay forecast. right now we're in the 40s. we lo see mid-60s by lunchtime. temperatures peaking at 74 degrees and then a looks like we drop wac into the low 60s by 8:00 this evening. so what about the rest of us? well, again, it's going to be another nice spring-like day. san francisco 66. 71 at -- a high of 74 degrees and see low to mid-60s along the coast. high pressure is still in control of the weather pattern.

but here's what's going to happen. shift east as we head into monday and tuesday. that's going to allow for a sea breeze to develop. cooler conditions will form along the coastline. a system that could bring some widespread light rain to the area. a little agreement in the models but there's a lot of moisture associated with the next storm and it could bring up to half inch of rain. that's tuesday night into wednesday before dry and sunny weather returns. here's a look at your storm tracker. so keep your umbrellas handed. thursday and friday. lots of sunshine. above average temperature once again. it look like unsettled weather back in the forecast. you may need to bust out your umbrella. >> thanks. who's facebook post -- went viral says he hasn't change of heart. former ceo join us this morning.

in fact -- connect to talk about their plans to solve a homeless problem. this wednesday in san francisco. greg i want to start with you. thanks for joining us this morning. so this public rant went viral. you got a lot of backlash. huffington plus one of the blunder of 2013. what -- where has that journey brought you today? >> television -- you go through a lot of loo when you go through something like that and -- and you ask a lot of deep questions to yourself and explore a lot of parts and healing and along the way i started learning a lot more. educating myself about why people become homeless as they try to work their way out. one is that homelessness is not a choice. that it can happen to 60% of america that lives check to

check. takes one bad circumstance or event to kind of drop people into this the situation and the second thing is once you become homeless there's not a great safety net to protect you. we don't have enough housing. there aren't enough funding to support everybody and, you know, that -- and it's a struggle. you get really depressed and, you know, you basically -- it's not as easy as saying well,, you know, this is a choice and these people need to work. it's more like there's -- it's a struggle and you have to claw your way out. it's not something simple. >> so what is your solution to kind of dealing with the homeless problem here in san francisco? i'm sure it's not just one easy solution. >> it's not. it's a very complex system. if you want to pinpoint one thing, the silver bullet would be finding ways to get people homes or somewhere safe to get their life back together and it's really a struggle in san francisco because we don't have enough housing for anybody in the city and having some

struggle businessing -- the housing problem is hurting the hopeless population as well. the solution for now -- the temporary solution is ways to squeeze more transitional housing and shelters or anything we can do our current city while we're building more housing. we're trying to build some supportive housing. housing with supportive is services and caseworkers and mental health workers to help people transition back into the work force but until that happens, it's going to be some time. we have to start working on some alternative solutions. >> so with a were your first initial thoughts? a lot of people are skeptical and what was your first reaction? >> i'm very skeptical. i actually had met greg a year ago. he doesn't remember that. when this all had happened and i didn't have the greatest opinion of him.

and i was really encouraged when i sat down and spoke with him that he said i want to learn. i want to be advised. i want to to be somebody who helps instead of somebody who says this is such a huge problem i don't know what to do and that -- project home was connected -- the community cares. so seeing that even greg has cared and has understood that this is an issue that each of us need to partake in and have a role to help. there's so many things that we can all do. things that change in him really inspired me to help partner so we could bring some really cool ideas to the city, to the community and let them decide whether there's things that we would like to do. what's exciting to me is we're partnering for the day of service. we've had one out of 26 -- in the city of saint francis we do have that compassion and so

combining the day of service with the evening some education and a panel, we're really excited to get people invested in the city and get people back in some of the ideas that are already happening and new ideas. >> and so many cities across the u.s. and the world are dealing with homelessness. what does the san francisco problem unique? >> what makes us unique is we're doing better. we're solving -- more sporting housing than any city of our size. from 2005 to 2010 during the recession we had less homeless than -- we are doing a lot of things really well. what makes us different that doing things really well isn't enough. in -- we want to do it the best and for us that's the day that we get -- we don't see people that are homeless. everybody has the opportunity that they need to get housed and be safe. and so it makes us unique is

we're a city that cares and a city that doesn't just say we're going to ignore the problem or a lot of -- made it illegal and hide the problem. in san francisco we don't want to hide it. we want to create help and actually change the problem. so one of your solution, greg s is you were talking about providing housing for the homeless but that must be really difficult especially in san francisco when there's a big housing crisis. it's not ice -- it's not easy to build more housing for the homeless. how do you deal with that challenge? >> there's a couple of really interesting solutions that i'm hoping our community can innovate upon. something i'm really excited about introducing is this idea of transitional village. a homeless community in their temporarily and start building in like a mandatory volunteer

hours and neighborhood watch hours to increase the cleanliness to bring in a homeless community and increase the safety and cleanliness it's a new face of homelessness. and it provides a great transitional housing experience while we're building more housing. so difficult ideas like that that we can introduce. some great people here. we've been talking about at the town hall. >> it's coming up this wednesday evening; right? >> yes. >> 6:00 until 9:00 p.m. and this is where you can also meet supervisors jane kim and -- they'll be talking about ways to tackle homelessness. you can find a way to get involved at that town hall this wednesday evening. we're back after this break.

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a jetta and driving low cloud cover for the lower peninsula expected to birch off between ten and 11 and from that point

it looks like temperatures will soar. 60s and 70s. and now the color will be stubborn for tomorrow and the possibility for wet weather for the middle of the week and i have the full details around the bay forecast coming up at 9:15. almost a year after malaysia flight 370 disappeared without a trace, loved ones of those onboard want answers, although there are clues to what happened. the airline ceo says the search must continue. >> as the families of the 239 people onboard mh370 prepare to commemorate the one year anniversary since the plane's disappearance. the ceo of may la shay airlines believes the search most continue because the world deserves answers. more than 40 percent the search

area in the southern indian ocean has been covered and authorities are confident that the ocean floor being looked at will be finished by ray. for the families are concerned that if nothing is found in the priority area, the search will be called off. >> i wish that we can continue to look for the plane. i think that the world needs an answer. >> meantime the airlines had defended the pilot of the plane saying that claims he was responsible for the claims disappearance is basis. >> it is just speculation. we don't suspect any one of the crew. the captain is a capable man.

he is a capable flight examiner. and we have no reason to suspect him. >> valuable lessons have been learned with the airlines stepping up its security protocols and the flight tracking system. anna coren, c nn. turning to bay area news an escaped inmate on the run this morning after getting away from a sheriff's deputy in san jose on friday. authorities were taking 40-year- old jannel carter to the medical center from the santa clara jail when he reportedly attacked the sheriff's deputy breaking free. he made a run to an adjacent neighborhood and since then police have been using police dogs to canvass the area. >> pretty shocking but hopefully we will get him soon. it is a safe area around here. >> i am worried that he can be hiding somewhere. >> it is unsettling but we have

the san jose police force so we are in good hands and confident they will find him. >> the man was last seen in the area of thornton and moorpark in san jose. police are looking for six cars stolen during a two day crime spree in fremont. you can see the people moving in quickly here and getting to work stealing cars. police say they responded within just four minutes but these guys worked fast. the cars and suspects all gone. two cars were taken from the dealership and one car was stolen from credit check auto. both are on thornton avenue. three other cars were taken from h and r automotive on thursday from fremont. >> coming up. an arizona meat distributor is recalling 50 pounds of meat and we will tell you which products are affected. >> most storms in the northeast

have taken a huge toll on the economy. how much money has been lost due to the weather. >> and an unarmed police officer shot and killed by a police officer in wisconsin. we have new details on the

shooting. back on kron4 a arizona meat distributor us recalling 50 pounds of product. nogales brand pork and beef. sept to called and washington and arizona as well. the meat was proud between june and december of last year. the usda looking into how the mislabeling happened. a party brought down the roof here. police say several college students were celebrating st. patrick's day early and dozens of the kids stood on the group over a garage until it came crashing down. you can see the damage to the house and the students panicking there. two girls at the party described the scene. >> this happened so quickly

that it didn't register until after the fact when everybody was kind of chaotic. >> it was difficult because we were on the roof and then there were too many people coming on the roof and so people couldn't get off. >> 8 people were injured when the roof collapsed. >> we are waking to overcast skies and we will learn more when it will change or if it will. in the meantime we are expecting highs of 71 degrees in oakland and right now it is 45.

we'll be right back.

welcome back. recent snowstorms have taken a toll on new england economy. massachusetts suffered a billion dollars in lost wages and profits. retailers and restaurants air and and hotels and tourism businesses struggled. plaintiffs say they are starting to catch up on back

orders. the economist expect the loss to affect the rest of the nation but not clear to what degree. so are we seeing anymore snow for parts of the east coast? here is a look at the national forecast with erica. good morning. >> yeah, new york actually dealing with snow. we saw live pictures out of central park but this afternoon not that bad, chilly but it looks like they are looking at a high of 44 degrees. areas of snow for the east coast and we do have severe thunderstorms in the south. but nothing like that here in the bay area. storm tracker 4 satellite and radar shows dry conditions. we do have more cloud cover this morning. you can see how gray it is as we take a live look at the san mateo bridge. temperatures on the mild side this morning. heading out to 40s and 50s. hayward right now, 53 degrees. 51 currently in fairfield. let's focus on your east coast forecast specifically. although we started the morning off in the upper 40s.

by lunchtime we will see 66 degrees, upper 60s by two this afternoon and temperatures will peak in the east before falling in the 50s by 8:00 tonight. so what about the rest of the bay area? well we are dealing with another day of above-average temperatures. mateo 72 and 69 in san ra fell and san francisco for a high of 66 degrees. high pressure still in control of our weather pattern. it is going to shift east as we head to early next week. that will allow for the sea breeze to return. cloudy conditions for your work week and rain for tuesday night and wednesday. a little bit of disagreement in the models. there is a lot of moisture associated with this next storm. but one of the models will see widespread rain around the bay and another one shows spotty light showers but regardless, we are still talking about perhaps a half-inch for the coastal ranges. we will take what we can get

thursday and friday and temperatures on the climb once again and it looks like unsettled weather would make a a come-back for next week. we do have two shots of wet weather for the next 7 days. breaking overnight. russian police have arrested two more men in connection with the killing of opposition leader boris nensif. these arrests in addition to the two men arrested on saturday morning. nensif was gunned down last week. the motive is still under investigation. in national news a number of presidential hopefuls under one roof saturday for the first ever iowa summit. technically nonpartisan but a must attend event for the republicans. protestors greeted some of the gop's biggest names. >> big name republicans, jeb bush talked iowa ag gra culture

and hundreds soaked it in and shouting stopped when chris christie took the chair. >> i am glad to see that new jersey has come. >> new jersey native joe mangino stood up and protest. security forced him outside. >> the reason i am here, i am one of 15,000 families still not in their homes because of superstorm sandy. >> mangino flew three hours because of a failed response. >> my situation is so desperate that i am willing to come to iowa to talk about fixing our program i know the attitude about shutting up and sitting down but i won do that until i can do it in my house. >> most decenters chose to stay outside. >> we are here to show support for our union brothers. >> union members showed up in

full force demanding answers from governor scott walker. they contend walker's comments compare union protestors to isis. he denies a connection between the two. >> i'm welcoming governor walker. a 911 protestors say this. >> i take personal offense. this man wants to be president of the united states and he doesn't know the difference between american citizens exercising their 1st american rights of freedom of speech compared to terrorists that are burning people live. >> and fans gathering for the annual race in alaska. the ceremony to start kicked off in anchor age. where is the snow, you can see it is raining. organizers had to move the start of the race nearly 300

miles north. it's the second time in the race's 43 year history that the starting point has moved from willow to fair banks because of weather related issues. this is the day we come say thank you. and we sign autographs and take pictures and eat hot dogs. >> it is a lot of fun. this is the party before the race. it is about having fun and appreciating our fans and just running the dogs. they are looking at the bright side. the anchorage city trucked in snow to put down 19 blocks were the mushers move onto the thousand mile trail system. happening right now in the bay area. a woman is in critical condition this morning after being hit by a san francisco fire department truck on saturday morning. it happened at the intersection of mason and turk street. the woman was on her bike when the engine hit her after 2:00 saturday morning. the victim had surgery last night and is recovering.

chief joanne white says the department is cooperating with the san francisco police department investigation. >> and starting today. san jose will begin to restrict hours for outdoor watering, part of an effort to reduce water consumption during the drought. starting today. watering will now be only allowed before 8:00 a.m. and after 8:00 p.m. >> much more ahead. we will talk sports after the break. a look at the san rafel bridge and waking up to cloudy conditions. hopefully remember to spring forward. more details on your forecast coming up a little bit later. sports coming up after the

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we're back on kron4 news with sports. san jose sharks taking on the vancouver canucks last fight and it was the sharks that came up short. after the canucks rallied from a two goal deficit and beat san jose 3-2 last night. carlson and joe thornton

scoring for the sharks that have been dealt a blow for the playoff birth. and the sharks move on and they will play the pittsburgh penguins tomorrow night in san jose at 7:00 p.m. and happening today on the hardwood, the warriors taking on the la clippers this afternoon. they have been competing for the top spot all season long in the pacific division and they don't like each other. the clippers won last season's playoffs you remember and today's big match-up to watch between seth curry and chris paul. clippers have been playing without blake griffin out with a staff infection in his left elbow. tip-off is 12:30. warriors hosting today for every special event ticket purchased for the game, the warriors will donate a life saving bed net to the united foundation nothing but nets campaign.

for the 3rd season, seth curry is holding the 3 for 3 challenge and donate net saving beds for every 3 pointer he makes during the season. curry and the warriors have donated so far close to 2400 nets to help protect families in africa from malaria. coming up sunday night on sports night live. we will go in-depth on how the giants are dealing with the loss of hunter pence. >> and two teams that don't like each other sunday night at

9 after the news. good morning and welcome back to the kron4 morning news. the time is 9:28. taking a look at the golden gate bridge you will notice how overcast it is. cloudy conditions and low clouds along the napa valley and as for temperatures they

are pretty mile this morning. san francisco already at 52 degrees and 47 in livermore. by the afternoon we are talking about above-average temperatures. lots of sunshine. we will see 60s and 70s. tomorrow is going to be slightly cooler and i think that cloud cover will be relatively stubborn. we are looking at the possibility of wet weather for the middle of the week and tracking a system that could bring up to a half-inch of rain and we will talk about the timing of that and i will talk about how much rain we are expecting in 15 minutes. in. >> firecrackers and dancers and floats and dragons, all part of the big celebration in san francisco. as thousands of people gathered for the chinese new year parade to celebrate the year of the ram. and people showed up early to get the great seats for last night's parade. there were elementary schools and middle schools and high schools all of them taking part in the parade and spectatedders from the world say that it was a very special night. i think energy is the begs word i would use to describe

it. everybody is energetic. >> my favorite part is the traditional floats and the children and the music and the firecrackers and the camaraderie here in the bleachers. >> everybody is happy. >> this is the best parade i ever had. >> i remember it would rain on the parade and great weather. >> it was mild i think, too. >> and the celebration is not over. the chinese new year street fair continues today. >> what they did will reverberate not because it was preordained because they proved that this is possible. that love and hope can conquer hate. >> and that's president

speaking at the 50th anniversary. this is video of the historic march. he has marched before but this is the first time as president. brian nobels was in selma and has more on how the president marked the occasion. >> they came in the thousands. people all over alabama and the entire country made a pilgrimage to selma to honor the sacrifice of protestors brutally attacked by state troopers in 1965, a day ultimately known as bloody sunday. congressman john lewis was air canada center montgomery march. >> i want to thank everyone that marched across the bridge. >> and their ultimate sign it made a difference the first african-american president that

thanked the marchers. >> we have ordinary americans enduring billy clubs and the tear gas. and there was a lot of talk about the past and what happened on this bridge 50 years ago. president obama made sure to emphasize that there is still a lot of work to be done. >> all of us need to recognize that change depends on our actions. on our attitudes. and the things that we teach our children. >> and president obama's comments were echoed by those civil rights leaders still working to make a difference like martin luther king iii. >> we are not longer doing voter education. i thunk voter education with voter registration creates voter participation. >> a black president speaking freely and marching across the edmund pettus bridge and many thought impossible especially those in that spot 50 years ago under different circumstances. in selma, i'm ryan nobels

reporting. >> big celebrations held across country from selma to montgomery. jeff pierce shows us how people in the bay area celebrated the selma university with their own bridge march. >> as people across the nation mark the 50th anniversary of the events people here walked here in this history moment. >> we are expressing our solidarity with the thousands of marchers going the original march from selma to birmingham. >> many will march across the bridge and important recognition of what was accomplished a half a century ago. >> to know that people are participating supporting freedom and the rights to vote. >> this was a way that we could give support and reach to the group that is actually walking the bridge in selma. and that's our president and a

number of our people who are commemorating the 50th anniversary. our president is in selma. >> but even as they celebrated, marchers said that even after 50 years there is still much to be accomplished. >> the system has changed but it is not changed to the point where i want to see it because segregation is still out there. >> and the system still remains in tack and now here is 50 years later. >> and marching across a bridge, any bring was important gesture on this day. >> and we need to remember that to make it a better nation. >> in san francisco, jeff pierce, kron4 news. and new this morning investigators in madison have released the name of the officer that shot and killed an unarmed teenager late friday night. that teenager has been identified as 19-year-old tony robinson. at a press conference saturday

the cities police chief talk about the officer. >> the officer involved, matt keney, matt is a 45-year-old officer and he has 12 plus years of experience with the city of madison police department. he was in fact the primary responder to the williamson street address in question. >> authorities say that robinson assaulted kenny while the officer was responding to a reported disturbance at a home. the incident has sparked outrange and protests similar to those in ferguson, missouri staten island new york after confrontations with the police. >> coming up on kron4, a future bus strike. we will have more on how this woman wants to end bart workers

going on strike. >> we have more on apple coming up in my report. live conditions in san jose. 66 in san francisco, and right now it is 48. we will be right back.

time for the kron4 tech report. >> apple is setting up for the tech review. it is a tarp shrouded with walls and we don't know what they are doing but we will find out monday but we expect it to be about the apple watch. we to know pricing and the date it comes out and why should people buy it and one of my

concern is battery life proving that the battery will hold up all day and the details monday morning. for now here is what we do know. >> there will be three versions of the apple watch and the apple watch sport and the apple watch edition. stainless steel and the sport will be aluminum and the apple watch edition will be the fancy gold model. the screen will be crafted from sapphire crystal, the same material in luxury watches. the watches hit the market in april and the least amount will be $380 for the sports version. we don't know what the price will be on the higher end models. there are only two buttons on the device. it connects through blue tooth so it is dependent on an iphone in the user's pocket and not only i phone, the oldest one it will connect to is the am five.

each model will be available in two colors depending on the model and six types of wrist bands, from metal to rubber to leather so you can customize it and make it your own. the am watch will have the heart rate center and accelerator to measure body movements but it does not have gps that comes as a major disappointment to fitness enthusiasts. >> it begins 10:00 a.m. monday morning and you can follow me on twitter and find me on facebook. and still ahead for you on kron4 news. we will be talking about a new proposed law to prevent bart strikes in the future. and here is a live look outside of the san mateo bridge on your sunday morning. you will see more after the

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good morning and welcome back to kron4 news as we focus on the forecast. we do have some changes to

highlight. first waking up to cloudy conditions. overcast on this look of the golden gate bridge. 40s to start off the morning, san francisco 43 degrees and 50 in oakland and as we focus on the south bay forecast, the low cloud cover clearing as we head to ten to 11. by lunchtime we are talking about temperatures in the mid- 60s. we will see low 70s develop by 2 this afternoon with temperatures peaking at 74 degrees before dropping down in the low 6th by 8:00 this evening. as we focus on the highs in your neighborhood. napa 73 and a pretty comfortable in fairfield and mid 60s for downtown san francisco and 73 degrees in sunnyvale. high pressure is control of our weather pattern. we will see above-average temperatures for the next couple of days but we are tracking a system to bring us rain for tuesday night into wednesday. one model actually shows that we will see widespread rain and another one shows that showers will be spotty at best. but it looks like we could see

up to a half-inch with the system for the coastal ranges. and now in terms of what is ahead. here is the extended forecast. unsettled weather for the middle of the week thursday and friday and lots of sunshine and we will catch a break before another system heads in our direction for next week. marty. erica thank you and we remember the most recent bart strike and the problems that were caused for bay area commuters. take a look at this. look at the traffic from 2013. it seems like it happened yesterday but it was 2013. a new law aimed to prevent any future bart strike. >> and joining us to talk about that proposed legislation is the author east bay assembly woman katherine baker and thanks for joining us. >> thanks for helping me. >> you represent san ramone and other station and how did you come up with this bill and what kind of triggered it? >> it is real easy to come up

with a bill because we experienced the bart strikes in third, two of them and they brought not only my district but the entire bay area to a grinding halt so what we would like to do is see something that happens in our community that is harmful let's fix it and i made it my first bill to introduce in my entire career to deal with this issue. >> your first team as assembly member. in your press release talking about this, you mentioned the fact that what your bill aims to do is close a loophole and tell us more. >> it is a -- way of looking at the bart strikes. right now what happens is that bart has a no strike clause in their contract. they have greed not to strike and they had one during the last two strikes yet they went on strike and this is because after the contract expired they didn't feel like they had to honor the contract but what is happening they were continuing to be paid by management, the wages were being paid and their mel benefits to protect their

families so what this bills says if you agree to a no strike clause you have to abide by it, you can't cherry pick the provisions and it is hopefully fair to workers and riders. >> now what about the critics saying. they may say it is anti union and the worker's right to organize and freedom of expression. >> sure. well a couple of fair points expect this is a provision they agreed to. if we were trying to impose a new band that they did not agree to i think we may have other conversations to have and i do have that legislation drafted because that's one of the ways to deal with bart strikes but this is when it says this is a clause that you have already said that you feel is worth agreeing to and time to honor and protect not only what you have said in the contract but bart riders. >> but the argument could be from the other side that this contract is no longer in place because the contract has expired. >> that's right. and that's the circumstances under which we typically see strikes in the bay area, after

the contract expires but what is different this bill says if management continues to pay you after the contract is expired, if they continue to honor their promises under the contract, while you are still gosh goodbye negotiating, you have to do the same thing. >> management does typically pay them and we are saying if you have agreed to not strike and they are holding up their end of the bargain and taking care of your family with their medical benefits you should take care of the clause you afraid to. >> in sacramento it is a democraticically held legislature and friends with organized labor and have been for decades, do you thunk this bill has much of a chance getting through the legislature. >> i think because i took a different approach, a bit more creative approach to the strike interns of trying to enforce a clause greed to, we have begun a conversation, many have not seen this approach. in the past there have been outright bands introduced and they have not seen a hearing, i

am confident it will get a hearing and begin the education process for what happen when is bart goes on strike and a good way to solve it. >> have you considered a more comprehensive bill that would label bart employees as police and firefighters and that would deny the right to strike. >> yes, i have that drafted because really bart is so essential to mobility in the bay area that it does affect public welfare and safety. i would like to start the conversation with this approach since we really want to focus on how have we actually had strikes here in the bay area happen again and again and it is under these circumstances. let's see if we can fix that first. there is other solutions that we can bring to this issue a lot more transparency to the negotiating process. costa mesa has a process that the public gets to see it before greed to and bring in sunlight to the process may be help helpful and there are

bites of the apple. >> talking about bites of the apple, say for some reason this doesn't make it through the legislatures, do you see this is on the ballot. >> i have not because i have hopes that my colleague will see that this is something that they have to go back to their constituents that there is a labor problem and work stoppage and say i did nothing if they didn't try to support this or other conclusions, that is a tough thing in the bay, and i hope we can avoid that and focus on something constructive and i am hoping we have a good education process. thank you so much, katherine baker and the kron4 morning news continues after

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we're back on kron4 news with some of the big stories we are following. the first comprehensive report in the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370 have been released the data recorder had died before the flight took off. today is the one year anniversary of the plane that it disappeared with 239 people on board and that means that crews never had a good chance of finding the plane's crash site or black box. at this point no wreckage have been found and authorities have no answers on why the plane dropped off radar. the search continues this morning for an escaped inmate. police say the prisoner johnell carter faked an injury and attacked the deputy while being transferred to the hospital. accused of five counts of child molestation and one deputy treated for non-life- threatening after being involved in a scuffle. the santa clear sheriff's

department is conducting an investigation. police are looking for six cars stolen during a two day crime spree in fremont. it happened on friday, a group of ten people moved unquickly and got to work stealing the car at phantom motors. police responds within four minutes and by then the cars and the suspects were gone. two cars taken from one dealership and one car was stolen from an auto check, from credit check auto. both on thornton avenue near post street and three others taken from h and rautomotive on thursday. and what do president obama, kim kardashian and tailor smith and the prime minister of china have in common. 30 most influential people on the internet. it determined that list by analyzing social media following anxiety traffic and overall ability to drive news and others making the list include justin bieber and jimmy fallon. and an 8-year-old girl took on

former california governor arnold schwarzenegger in a game of chess. it happened in ohio. anna change in the purple dress, the 4th highest rated chess player under the age of 9 and ranked third out of all grade school students in ohio. no word yet on who won the match but i am putting my money on emmy. >> i'm with you. quick look at your forecast. above-average temperatures for the next couple of days. wet weather could make a come- back tuesday night into wednesday and it looks like another shot at perhaps some rain as we head to next week. two opportunities. it looks promising. that will wrap it up for us. from all of us here at kron4 thanks for joining us. you can catch our next newscast tonight at 8:00 p.m.

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