it is not something that we ever want to see in this town. but especially on a day like today, where the park is used by people all over the bay area. coming here to enjoy the peace and tranquility.

large crowds honoring the victims. sometimes applauding respectfully. that changed. hundreds of men dressed in black with their faces covered invaded the square. we are in our homes, they cried. they surrounded the memorial site. and rolling flags and banners, screaming together. these were right wing

nationalists. loud, aggressive, intimidating, many drinking alcohol. the mothers in the square challenged their behavior. there were scuffles, police struggled to keep them apart. >> we were broadcasting live when someone started letting off fireworks. riot police moved forward rounding the crowd and slowly driving it out of the square. another rival group came announcing the men in blank as racists. >> and the police used water cannons once they were clear of the square. it was all over in about an hour. the memorial was quiet again. but some people here were left even more upset, because of what they had just seen. daniel hollabeck says his 19- year-old daughter lost two legs in the suicide blast at molenbeek metro station.

>> the atmosphere quiet sorrow was shattered only briefly. enough to expose a powerful divide in how people here are responding to terror. in other world news this morning, a taliban group is claiming responsibility for a deadly suicide blast in pakistan. a member of the pakistani terrorist group says it farthed christians that were celebrating on easter. the bombing yesterday killed more than 60 people. police say more than 400 others were injured. the u.s. condemned the attack, along with pakistani and indian leaders. u.s. national security called the attacks cowardly. happening now, police are looking for someone involved in a deadly head-on crash in san mateo county. on highway 84 near sylvan way. just before 7:00 last night. police are looking for the driver of a 2001 ford f-250 pickup truck. the driver crossed over the double yellow line and hit another vehicle head-on and left their car and ran into the

woods. both directions of highway 84 were closed. as officers and the chp investigated the scene. happening today, the so- called bearded bandit, accused of two robbery charges, set to appear in court. kenneth ellis is accused of stealing more than $24,000 from 11 banks across multiple counties. he was arrested last wednesday, in brentwood, after someone reported seeing him at a safeway. just two days before his arrest, he was accused of robbing two banks in the same day. one in lafayette, and the other in concord. he will be arraigned on those charges today in martinez. to bay area sports now. the warriors one game closer to their run for 73 wins this season. it was the league's best for the league's worse. the warriors beat the philadelphia 76ers last night. another strong performance from clay thompson helped secure the win. he has a combined 80 points in the last two games. the warriors won their 53rd straight regular season game at oracle arena. they are one game ahead of the

pace to break the chicago bulls single season record of 72 wins in a season. and are just seven games away from breaking that record. their next game, tomorrow, versus washington wizards, and that will be another home game. we will take a quick break. 4:10 is the time. coming up, bernie sanders, gaining some momentum this weekend. and where he now stands against hillary clinton in the race for the white house. >> plus, out of brussels, what we are learning about two of the american victims killed in the airport bombing. >> and new from -- a new form of security. we will tell you what these specially trained bomb-sniffing dogs are capable of doing. >> here is a live look outside as we look at the san mateo bridge. in san jose this morning, 49 degrees right now. and a bit windy out there. and it should be about 63 for the high today. and again, those winds, going to be with us for most of the day, maybe the next couple of another update from annie in a little bit. on this cushion for generations.

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the time now is 4:13. as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. let's talk a little bit about the weather and some of the winds we see blowing around out there. annie is here with more on what we can expect for monday. >> it is definitely blustery out there. it is not widespread. where we are seeing the winds. but definitely up along the coast. at the airport as well. >> yes, you showed us that wind gust out at sfo as we take a live look. pretty strong. almost 40 miles an hour just recently. so if you do have incoming flights, this morning, i am concerned about some delays due to the higher winds. we will keep you posted on that. but as you can see, there are planes taking off this morning, and that is good news, there for those of you folks who need to get out of sfo. wind gusts right now, we are still clocking over 30 miles per hour, for sfo now. at 35 for the wind gusts. and 31 in half moon bay. so yes, definitely windy along the coast. and 30 in novato. elsewhere, the wind gusts are not that bad.

sustained winds are roughly around just over 20 miles per hour. in half moon bay. and we are looking at 10 miles per hour in vallejo. 18 in novato. so the winds are spotty as far as the strongest winds across the bay. 40s and 50s as we're waking up. low 50s in san francisco and oakland and san mateo. and 47 in livermore and 48 in san jose and low 50s in half moon bay today. our highs this afternoon, they look like this. a lot of low to mid-60s. a little bit below average for a lot of locations. and we are expecting sunny skies out there. and 63 in san jose today. that is your high. and low 60s in san mateo. and downtown san francisco. in oakland today, look for a high of 64. and low 60s in livermore. so yes, grab a jacket. as you are heading out the door, as today is going to be somewhat a bit on the cooler side. a quick check of the satellite radar picture now. generally, i am looking at dry conditions all across the bay area for the next several days.

but we have a sun system that could bring a little bit of shower activity, north and generally east of the bay area. but because it might be a little close to some parts of the bay area, we are looking at just a slight chance for a shower or two. over the next few days. in the bay area. and a 10% chance. so again, very slight. i think most locations though will stay dry with plenty of sunshine heading into the rest of your workweek. no major changes are on the forecast for now. and so for the next couple of days, as we want to plan ahead, we are looking at a gradual warmup, especially tuesday, and into wednesday, we will see upper 60s, by the middle of the week, and a few clouds, entering the forecast area, but again, dry, and seasonable by tuesday and wednesday. we will talk more about your extended outlook coming up a little bit later. time is 4:14. a look at the -- 4/16. >> hot spot free in the area. and san mateo, looking good.

switching around the lane configuration. and four lanes south on the left-hand side. to accommodate the traffic. coming from the north bay. but right now, pretty smooth. no major trouble spots from novato to san rafael into the golden gate into san francisco. it is going to be a good ride. over to 580 west. a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza. also nice and light and quiet. so if you have to drive into the north bay, this morning, it is definitely a good time to do it. because it is delay free. all the way out to highway 101. checking travel times for those of you traveling through the south bay this morning. no major trouble spots from 101, 280 looks good. 11 minutes from the 101 split all the way up to the 85 split in cupertino. and maybe you have to use the guadalupe parkway in san jose. if so, it is going to be a nice ride, from 85 up to 101. >> very good, robin thank you. back to the news, happening today, the terror attacks in brussels are casting a new light how we protect ourselves. and police are looking at specially trained dogs to help out in the effort.

more than police dogs. they are called vapor dogs and they can pick up the scent of a bomb wafting through the area before it goes off. we have more on the specially trained dogs in action. >> times square, long considered a target for terrorism. but someone was looking to set off a suicide bomb here, these dogs may sound the alarm earlier than ever before. and they are no ordinary-bomb sniffing dogs. they are called vapor wafting dogs, and trained to pick up bombs in bags and pick up the scent of a bomb as it wafts through the air. something the human nose expect detect. the dogs were trained at auburn university. >> the standard bomb dog, the explosive detector dog is primed at looking at an object, a backpack that is placed somewhere. a vapor waft dog's ability is to detect the odor coming off of that backpack, on the back of someone as they carry it. >> this video shows a vapor waft dog in action. once he catches the odor in the

air, watch how he never lets up. there are eight vapor waft dogs now deployed to protect soft targets in the new york city area. if one of these dogs does pick up the scent of a bomb, he can follow the plume, or bomb vapor, up to the length of several football fields. it is a vapor, if it leads him to the suspect, he will stop when the suspect stops and sit down to alert the handler. their nose has 220 million cells to pick up a scent compared to 5 million in the human nose. in the worlder counter- terrorism, they are truly man's best friend. happening now, the vapor dogs are being used in new york, but as more are trained, we will start to see them all over the country. at soft targets like airports and popular tourist spots and right here in the bay area. >> in bay area headlines, a man who suffered a medical condition died while driving in san francisco's mission district. and that caused a three-car collision. you can see the accident here in the video. this happened yesterday evening. as the man was driving north on

guerrero street, the emergency responders say he suffered a heart attack or a stroke. and that's what caused him to lose control. after crashing over the center median, and into oncoming traffic, that car hit two other vehicles. one driver was sent to the hospital. with unknown injuries. and the man was pronounced dead at the scene. happening now, police are looking for this man. who went missing in san francisco's western addition neighborhood. perez ray ray yes last seen on golden gate avenue and steiner street. police say he is mentally challenged around speaks very little english. perez was wearing a gray hat and tan brown plaid shirt and blue jeans and dark shoes. he was from alaska in town visiting friends. if anyone sees him, call 911. fire officials are investigating the fire at an abandoned warehouse on vallejo's mayor island. firefighters responded to the report. just about 4:00 or so in the morning yesterday. at jay street. and asbureau drive. witnesses say they heard an

explosion in the area and that was followed by flames and smoke. vallejo firefighters put it out fairly quickly. no one was inside at the time. but they found evidence that someone had been living inside that vacant building. turning our attention to politics now, as we update you on decision 2016. bernie sanders is gaining some momentum in the presidential race and sanders won three states over the weekend and helping him gain lost ground to hillary clinton. and we have more on where the democratic candidates and where they stand in the race for the white house. >> our campaign has the momentum. you are the mome -- momentum. >> bernie sanders speaking to a cheering crowd in wisconsin after sweeping the caucus states of washington, hawaii and alaska. a welcome victory for the sanders campaign. following hillary clinton's huge win across the south, on super tuesday. >> i think every vote is pivotal. we are now winning in state after state. the latino vote. we are doing better now that we are out of south. with the african-american vote.

and we are doing extraordinarily well with young people. and we are -- we think we do have a path towards victory. >> aside from a few tweets encouraging voters to head to the poll, the clinton campaign didn't address the results publicly. but even with sanders big win, catching up to clinton's delegate count is still an uphill battle. washington had 101 delegates up for grabs. hawaii and alaska, with just 25 and 16. and tuesday, wisconsin will hold its primary. and 96 delegates are at stake. sanders is hoping the momentum will also sway super delegates who have pledged to support clinton, they will have a change of heart. >> a lot of these super delegates may rethink their position with secretary clinton. i think their own constituents are going to say to them, hey, why don't you support the people of our state, vote for sanders. >> i'm melissa rainy, reporting. >> and still ahead, despite poor reviews, batman versus superman is set to break several records.

we will tell you what in this morning's hollywood minute. >> a live look outside. we have the toll plaza camera this morning as we look out toward the east bay. back with a full check of weather and traffic coming up at 4:30.

batman versus superman, shattered records and set new ones overseas. the movie made $254 million internationally, making it the largest march opening ever and the biggest opening weekend for a super hero film. >> right now i'm sitting in a pretty position in terms of providing a lot of information. >> a controversial anti- vaccination documentary has

been pulled from the tribeca film festival. variety reports the robert deniro, vacs from coverup to catastrophe will not be screened in the festival. it was directed by andrew wakefield, the doctor whose discredited research saw a connection between the vaccine and autism. season five of game of thrones debuted at the top of the home video sales chart. and alvin and the chipmunks was not far behind in second. >> and coming up next, here on the morning news, despite the crab season finally getting under way over the weekend, tests released later today could make it harder for you to get your hands on the crabs. we will explain why. >> and we are taking a live look at our embarcadero camera. it is still windy out there for parts of the bay area. more details on how long the windy conditions will last. before the winds calm down. as morning news continues after the break.

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>> police in con cords are look for a man who shot a boy in the neck. police are looking for 32-year- old james jarrod. he was trying to shoot at his brother after an argument but the little boy was hit by the bullet instead. that boy was shot in the neck, but he's going be okay. police meanwhile are trying to find the person who spray patiented ray cyst graffiti on the wall -- racist graffiti on the playground. it was directed toward hispanics and african americans. they believe it is gang related because the no. 14 was found in the graffiti. a taliban splinter group is

claiming seasonsable for a blast in pakistan. it happened yesterday in a park that was crowded with christians celebrating easter holiday. at least 65 people were killed and more than 300 others were injured. trust condemned the attack along with pakistan and indian leaders. a quick live look outside as we look at the bay bridge as seen from san francisco. it is fairly sunny this morning although it is windy. good morning, annie. >> reporter: yeah, it is windy for the hills and coast today. >> okay. >> wind advisory is in effect but it is out toward napa and sacramento, it is not in the immediate bay area but it is definitely blustery for parts to have bay area. here a live look at the bay bridge approach, waking up to partly to mostly clear conditions on this monday morning. a quick check of the oakland day planner for today. we're in the low 50s. grab a jacket as you head out

the door. we will only see warming up to around 64. temperatures will be a little below average today. i am expecting some clouds to enter the forecast area today in the afternoon. but it look like most of the rain chances will stay north and east of us. so we will have to mention at least a slight chance for a shower. the northwest winds will get stronger in the afternoon. watch that for around 15 to 20 miles per hour for today. so right now where is it windy? sfo is clock a wind gust of 35 miles per hour. also 35 in -- bay, 26 in nevado. the sustained winds happened around 24. 20 in nevado and out toward fairfield it is not as bad. but by the afternoon, the winds will start to get stronger. temperatures right now, a lot of 50s and 40s this morning, 47 in liver moore some a chilly start for you, grab a jacket. other in oakland and san francisco. 48 in san jose and highs for today look like this, not a whole lot of warming but a lot

of low to mid 60s today including 62 in livermoore and pleasanton. mid 60s for ant i don't care and concord. 65 in san jose under mostly sunny conditions. we will see clouds enter, but mostly cloudy sky, 60 in soon manteo. and checking out the next couple of days here. the satellite radar picture showing us we do have some more snow falling in tahoe, a lot of people do have spring break off this week, but tahoe looking at more. we have a cup of areas skirting by. we will keep a 10% chance of showers by the next into wednesday or so. overall most locations will stay dry but don't be surprised if you see a little sprinkle here and there. okay, so the next couple of character mostly sunny, milder for tuesday and wednesday in and upper 60s by the middle of the work week. time now is 4:32. how are the winds affecting

the commute out there this morning. >> not really impacting the commute but there's a high wind advisory for the soon mateo bridge. will start off on the bay bridge. there's a little back up in the cash lanes but we do expect that around 4:30 in morning it starts to back up when the toll tickets head out and it slows down traffic a little bit because they close off the toll booths. some are coming in, it is just a shift change and causing a minor delay. if you have fast track, you will go right through. i think it will clear out the next 5 or 10 minutes. no high wind advisory for bay bridge. it is just 922 soon mateo bridge. very quiet come prosecuting the valley, oakland, union city. if you have to use this be bridge it will be a nice ride from the east bay to peninsula, just be careful if you are on a motorcycle or a high provide

vehicle. travel times look great. west for 15 minutes from 160 to 242 and maybe a little windy out of the livermoore valley or altamont. 21 minutes on 580 west to interchange and your south bay right ride looks great to san jose, james, that's a quick 22 minute trip. >> thank you. 4:34 is the time. happening today, the crab season got underway during the weekend but they continue know until later today if the crab is safe to each quality test results should be released today. they had to test the acid levels and if the quality is not good, they won't sell it. crab season officially opened after being postponed more than four months because of high level of the naturally occurring dutch. in other big issues the official number of americans

killed from the terror attacks in brussels has increased. this came as protests i corrupted at the memorial seat over weekend. >> >> reporter: the state department said sunday that four americans were killed last week in brussels. president obama called the parents of two vick of the victim, justin and stephanie shultz. they lived there since 2014. they were dropping off stiff knee's mother who survived. >> all i did was -- stephanie' mother who survived. >> all i did was cry. he hated no one. he was ape friend to anyone in the work. he was just that kind of person. >> a vigil sunday was disrupted by antiimmigration protesters. some were carrying ban percent 50s were raising their arm, upsetting adjustors of agregg especially for those families members killed in the attacks.

>> there were minor scuffles and cheers as police beliefly used -- a peace march had been planned for march but was postponed. police carrying out 13 aids and taking nine people in for questioning sound sunday. we have learned the identity of the british tourist stabbed to death in san francisco during a mugging last month. 48-year-old paul, theam. he died on thursday after being hospitalized for more than a month after he was stabed in the head during a robbery in february. the security video released by police showing the attacker chasing him and stabbing him and taking his bag before run ago way. police have yet to make an rest. it is now being investigated as a homicide. over a dozen people were

arrested during a prostitution sting in fair domestic violence field. 14 men were brought into would you say di between friday and saturday. several people ad the officers asking for sexual favors in exchange for money. once an agreement was made, police moved in. they were all arrested for solicitation of prostitution. >> coming up a look at the special festivities we had over the weekend. here a live look outside the camera showing thank you bay bridge. back with more in a minute. 51 right now, warming up to an expected high of 62 this afternoon.

time now is just about 4:40. thousands celebrated -- the

flee market comes around once a month. we got the chance to experience an extra special festivity on -- >> there's nothing like a little live entertainment while checking out the beautiful san francisco skyline. there was more than enough for everyone to do at the treasure island easter sunday. >> we want to make sure we create an experience everyone can enjoy. >> for children that can handle getting bounced around, the soccer bubble was a lot of fun. while others took it easy on the racetrack, it didn't stop there. we had the easter bunny complete with lunch items, why the easter theme was everywhere including this easter egg bunny burger with a hitten easter egg inside. who would have thought an

eastern vintage trailer wedding. >> i now pronounced you yesterday and a manidae rehitched. they first wed 20 years ago. they decide on a spur of the moment renewal. >> it seem like the right thing to do. >> the opportunity came up, and here we go. the at conscientiously couple came from sacramento they're looking forward to another 20 years of bled bless. hundreds of people gathered along union street to celebrate at the annual easter parade. look at the floats there. this was the 25th year to do the parade for the city. they have some of the best restaurants. if for past 20 year, it is known as the biggest little parade in san francisco: it

aims at -- and a quick glimpse of the easter bunny himself. there he s. >> here are some stories for the 5:00 hour. you will want to stick around for these, life before isis. we're getting an inside look at two of the paris terror suspects before they pledged allegiance to isis and started planning that massacre. police in brussels released new video for the mans wanted on the airport. we will take a closer look at that. >> it was a busy holiday weekend at the box office, find out which films came out on top. stanley. >> reporter: coming up. >> stay there. i will be right back. >> there's one street that if you turn left at the wrong time you can get a surprise. >> i got caught behaving badly. >> i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly.

>> we're back now. before you head out the door, the man dubbed the bearded bandit is set to appear in

court today. there you can see him. his name is kenneth ellis. he was arrested last week for stealing more than $24,000 from 11 banks. he was arrested in brentwood after he was spoted in a subway. they believe he robbed two banks just before his arrest. >> politic, we've got bernie sanders gaining momentum on hillary clinton. he won in hawaii, alaska and washington. he remains roughly 700 delegatees head of sanders but this is including the superdelegates. in the run for 37, the warriors defeated it 76ers last night at the arena. the record strands at 66 wins, seven losses, they are just 7 win 50s way from breaking the chicago bulls record. the warrior next game is tomorrow night, they will face washington wizards at home there at oracle arena. >> let's look at the weather as we take a live look where

conditions are actually nice and clear but it is a little windy. that has been a big weather head line that annie has been telling us about. let's get the update from her. >> the winds not good for allergy sufferers like us. >> no i have been deal being this, all yesterday and this morning i'm just completely stopped up. >> you are not alone. i know how you feel. unfortunately, the winds are still pretty strong for some parts of the bay this morning. here a look at the soon mateo. good morning to you, here your daybreak forecast. we break down the day for you, we are in the upper 40s. we will see 54 under sunny condition, a few clouds, we will call it partly cloudy for the day and highs around 65. so it will be a little bit below average for a lot of locations but still fairy comfortable. look for the northwest winds to get stronger this afternoon, coming in at 15 to 20 miles per hour.

there's a lot of 40ss and 50s right now. 40s in livermoore and low 50s in oak lands. let's check out the highs today, oakland to castro valley and if you are further inland. we will see mid 60s for concord and 66 for ant i don't care and brentwood. we will see a lot of 60s including 63 in campbell and low 70s in soon mateo. 58 for pacifica and keep in mind along the coast, we're definitely seeing strong winds out there. it is a very blustery morning and afternoon. let's check out the extended outlook here. storm tracker 4 around the bay forecast. so we will warm up gradually tomorrow and into wednesday.

i think the winds will be done with by tomorrow morning, not as blustery, looks like thursday and friday are nice as well into the lower 70s on friday. keep in mind that we have a slight chance for a shower, today and through wednesday. but i think most of the showers will stay well north and east of the bay area. but i want to mention that just in case you encould beer a little sprinkle or two. >> -- -- encounter a little sprinkle or two. no major hot spot, the ride across the golden gate bridge is in great shape. from you to use it you can see that traffic is moving at the limit here in both directions and no problems leaving san francisco: all of your city gate approaches to the golden state looking great. no problems here, come prosecuting the east bay areaing to the north bay if you use it now, it will be about eight to ten minutes for the toll plaza to 101. track your drive times. they all look good around the east bay. 580 west from 238 through

stanley into oakland to the maze, no major problems and come prosecuting the south bay it is a quick 30 minute trip from 237, sunnyville to the airport. james. >> thank you. >> in the east bay, 21 people were displaced after an apartment fire about 3:00 on chest nut street. they were quickly able to contain that fire but a family of four was able to escape from the second floor apartment the fire remains under investigation this morning. >> >> street sign, they exist so that you know what you can and contact do. ignoring those comes with consequences or it can come with a big surprise. >> pay attention to the suv furnishing left. there's a individual right here the driver ignored this sign that reads no left turn from

7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., everyday except weekend and holiday. there are two sign, this one you have to see to turn left. roll the video. >> now, all i need is say cop. >> the driver complains she pays taxes to live her but can't get to work. >> do you have registration and -- >> yet another driver make it is same turn. this driver immediately pulls over and tell it is offerser she knew she was wrong. >> why did you do it then. >> she claims she was? a bury. >> while he gets his information, here we go again. >> stay there. ly be right back. another driver does the same thing. >> but he has an excuse. >> no left turn. >> i live in this neighborhood. >> still no left turn. >> so the driver ignore it is no left sign if ignored can cost you about $238 total.

let's have a chat with the driver. >> you live in this neighborhood. >> i do. >> you still made the left turn even though it says not to between 7:00 to 9:00. >> i understand why they have the to turn because they don't want people cutting through. i support what they're doing. they put a sign it protects the neighborhood. >> i got caught behaving badly. >> this the intersection of bay road and somedays there are multiple drivers lined up to get sited. but your attitude after you get caught can determine your fate. >> because you live here i give every resident one warning, okay but when you turn nobody knows you live here. when you turn everybody else is going to turn. >> right. >> do you know why it is no left turn there. >> the reason is because in the morning we have bus stops and

around the corner, all the kids who go to schools use it as a pedestrian and a bicircle safety route to go to cool. >> stanley robert, kron 4 new. >> >> national news this morning, easter egg hunt in washington arrested to the -- led to arrest of three drug suspects. they discovered an unlicensed pot operation at a home yesterday. police went there after a man started screaming his roommates were going to shoot him. the investigation led officers into the home, and that's where they found 200,000 dollars worth of marijuana. they also found more than a hundred thousand dollars in cash which they believe is drug money. the three people armrested in that bust. >> still ahead, easter egg hunts aren't just for humans. look at animals taking part in the easter celebration. we will have that for you and a live look outside where it looks like to zipper truck is out there reconfiguring for the morning commute. 51 in san francisco, warming up

to 62 later on today.

>> welcome back. the time is 5:54. there's a little bit of a back up at the bay bridge plaza. a live look at the traffic cam again. you can see it is backing up in lanes on the right hand side the left side has cleared but but no major problems heading into san francisco. if you have to use the bay bridge it is going to be a good ride, ten mince from downtown oakland to the sky way and no major trouble spots leaving san francisco. if you have to connect with the james link it is in good shape. coming up i will look at the bridges. there's a high wind advisory. i will check the ride from heyword to the 50s bay and will look at the golden gate and more drive times coming up for you in just a bit. >> very good. look at this the easter egg celebrations aren't just for humans. in this video you are actually

looking at a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo who got in on some of the fun. they filled the garden with treat for apes to find and look at the people watching ton animals searched their enclosure, they found colorful baskets that were fill window painted hard boiled eggs and oranges and other goodies. they even started chewing the basket. that was part of the the zoos annual easter celebration and a neat, not only for apes but also for zoo goers too. >> people in maryland have a different use for their easter treat, sculptures made out of peep. >> yep, the annual peep show. this the ninth annual of the show and you can see the various piece that is were sculpted it -- sculpted out of the candy. that's pretty good. that's swedish chef from the muppet show. people bought tickets. there's a donald trump peep statue. >> wow.

>> getting political with the peeps. >> 56:00. we will be back with more head lines coming up in the 5:00 hour, police in east bay are look for this man who shot an 8- year-old boy, what they're saying about his criminal history. >> and an east bay park vandalized, police are trying to find who spray painted racist graffiti and what we are learning about two americans killed in brussels. that's coming up at 5:00.

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