and that breaking news is from overseas this morning, where an egypt air flight has been high jacked. it's currently landed at the larneca plane landed with a man believed to have a bomb. >> reporter: egypt air flight ms 181 was in the route to alexandria to cairo. the plane landed after a passenger claimed to be armed with a passenger belt.

>> we had a message from the captain he one person who was claiming to have a suicide belt and climbing to stop in istanbul. >> the plane was diverted to larneca airport, where the high jacking resulted in release of most of the passengers. the motive wasn't clear. the spokesman for the ministry of transport said it was related to an issue the suspect had with his ex-wife. >> he was talking about having a baby and wife that he wanted to talk to. >> reed binnion reporting. >> all right. more on that to come throughout the morning. in the meantime we're tracking the weather this morning as we take a live look from our embarcardero camera. we'll talk about the forecast today, and you mentioned there was a chance of some rain yesterday. i know i got some out of my house. it was very brief but it was pretty nice. >> we had some pop up showers and also a little bit of hail

for parts of the north bay and east bay yesterday. it may trigger should showers south and east. the bay brim, we're starting off with clear conditions and clear skies. it is chilly, temperatures are quite a bit colder now compared to 24 hours ago this time,ip st. clouding placing like livermore in the upper 30s and will continue to cool things down, 40 in pleasanton, 30 in santa rosa, and low 50s in san francisco, and 42 in san jose. just how much colder is it? here's a quick check of the 24-hour temperature change. almost a few degrees colder in livermore this morning, minus six in san jose, and santa rosa.

our futurecast shows us with temperatures in the 50s expecting mostly sunny skies today. by lunchtime we have a mixed bag of 50s and 60s across the bay area, and then temperatures very similar to yesterday maybe a couple degrees warmer for most locations but we'll still be a little bit below average. by 3:00 we can expect 50s and 60s for the bay area, so no 70s quite yet, maybe a little bit later in the next forecast. so you will want to bring out the sunglasses and the sunscreen because we're expecting plenty of sunshine, but i did mention that low could trigger a couple showers once again around the south bay and also points east throughout the afternoon. but again, it's just a slight chance, not everybody will be under that chance but it looks like we could still see a little bit of unsettled weather because of that system. so we're tracking that and we'll let you know how much warmer it's going to get over the next several days coming up a little bit later. time now is 4:03, here's robin. >> your morning commute is off

to a great start. the ride on 80 west is nice and quiet. i live look at the bay bridge approach, on westbound 80, coming out of okay land, the nimitz, macarthur freeway, all looking good without any problems. 8 to 10 minutes to the westbound skyway in downtown san francisco. checking you right here on 92, maybe you have to commute out of the east bay, traffic on the san mateo bridge, so when you finally get out there, there's wind advisory, and you'll notice it's a little bit breezy. just watch your speed, but no major trouble spots connecting with the bay shore freeway. highway 4 west looking good through contra costa county, 15 minutes from the bypass south of 242 and concord, 580, smooth leaving livermore valley into dubland, 22 minutes to the interchange and you're right out of south bay looks great. morgan hill into st. johns, no

major trouble spots, james. >> robin, thank you. our top story locally comes out of the east bay where the manhunt for this person, hunt i should say for this man, worth $1 million warrant is over. he was wanted in the shooting of an 8-year-old boy from concord on friday. in a twist, the man hunt ended in a police shootout in fairfield. kron 4, alicia reaves spoke with the turn of events. >> he needs to pay for what he did. my bullet has to live with a bullet in his neck for the rest of his life at eight years old. >> reporter: the man accused of firing a gun and hitting an 8-year-old was shot by police on monday. >> i don't want to say that he deserve what'd he got, but he's feeling what my son had to feel. >> reporter: james gerard got into an argument last week. witnesses say he pulled out a gun and fired. the bullet ended up 8-year-old

joshua playing in the front yard. the concerned citizen recognized gerard and followed him to a store on north texas street. >> it just shows the power of social media. >> reporter: three officers approached him and he ran to the back of the store. police aren't saying how it transpired, but he ended up with one gunshot wound and is in critical condition. she wants to see jarrard survive so he can pay for what he did. reporting from concord, alicia reed, kron 4. an apartment complex in santa rosa is destroyed after a woman's suicide attempt. not much is left of the four-unit attempt. it's uninhabitable. that woman who started the fire was about to be evicted on april 30th and had been involved in ongoing feuds with her

neighbors. the fire department she was so upset she covered herself and apartment in gasoline and set herself on fire. she has 30-degree burns on her hands and feet, likely facing arson charges and the red cross is helping those displayed families. and authorities are keeping an eye on the remains of a grass fire that kept nearby people in doors. as jeff bush tells us, fire crews were worried because of the blustery winds which were fanning the flames. >> reporter: the two alarm fire broke out monday afternoon, about 13 acres burned and multiple fire agencies responded to help put it out. the effort was made more difficult by the afternoon spring winds that kept the fire on the move for several hours. the fire may have started at a homeless encampment in the large fields near university heavy and highway 84. several power lines were threatened for a while, but firefighters were able to keep

the flames away from them. a shelter in place order was given and remained in effect for several hours while firefighters attacked the flames. this is the first big fire of the season and it has fire officials worried because it is pretty early in the season and because the el niño driven winter storms brought a lot of rain this year, which made the grass grow higher than in years past, adding additional fuel to the area. you can see in this video from our helicopter partners at abc upon that flames were moving fast but were eventually knocked down early in the evening. firefighters were able to get the upper handon the fire and get it complete lite out around 7:00 in the evening. no structures were damaged and nobody got hurt. jeff bush, kron 4. >> jeff, thank you. meanwhile the man subbed of robbing a bank later this --

suspect accused of robbing a bank will be heading to federal court after the fbi filed a criminal complaint. he was caught in bend wood after somebody recognized him from wanted photos. police believe he robbed two east bay banks just two days before his arrest. he's expected to be in court this coming thursday. the warriors are making their way towards history, and as j.r. stone tells us, it appears to be leading to another kind of record. ticket prices to get into oracle arena. when it comes to the golden state warriors, record tickets are off the charts. >> i've been with the warriors for 14 years. i've never seen anything like this year. we're seeing tickets trade 80% above last season. >> that's if you get your tickets on warriors.com.

monday night it was the cheapest game at $90, that's for the worst seat in the house. all of this has the warriors chase the 1995 chicago bulls best season record of 72 wins and ten losses. those at stub hub say the remaining home warriors tickets may be higher than some playoff tickets this year. >> in fact, i would almost virtually guarantee the first round will be less expensive than these remaining games. >> the team has a chance to tie the 95 bulls record of 72 wins next week at oracle. as for the cost to go watch the team on that night. >> the average ticket price for that game has been over $400 thus far. >> in terms of what you're seeing is pretty unprecedented like on a day-to-day, week to week basis, i've never seen anything like this. >> not for regular season s. >> regular season? >> not for regular season anything. you know, not for a regular

season where sustained day, after day, where ticket prices for high. >> reporter: now those with the warriors reminded me on monday, warriors.com, is the only site out there that guarantees you an authentic ticket. they said they've had as many as 50 fake tickets sold on some nights. people who have bought tickets on other web sites. in oakland, j.r. stone, kron 4. happening tonight, the warriors will take on the wizards. again at home at oracle arena and hopes to continue their home winning street at 53. we'll take a break, 4:11. coming up in just a minute, after being delayed for months crab season is back open again but there is a catch for fisherman. we'll explain. plus, the former cuban president wasn't happy about president obama's visit. we'll tell why you fidel castro is bashing the historic visit.

and you could see this explosive method being used again in the bay area for more of the bay bridge, cal trans'latest demolition plans. >> and looking pretty good as we take a look at conditions outside right now, mostly clear, but a little bit chilly. we'll get another update on the forecast from annie in just a minute.

coming up on 4:15. as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge you'll see it's nice and relatively clear, it is on the chilly side. our meteorologists are standing on talking about that and the rest of the day. >> it's cold out there especially from the east bay towards livermore and the east bay. we're seeing some 30s. >> jacket weather for sure. >> even yesterday, with the

winds, you know, and highs only gotten to the lower 60sar this chilly start, here's a live look at the san mateo bridge, we're starting off with clear skies on this tuesday morning. oakland, good morning to you, and the high today will be around 64. we'll hit that between 3 and 4 p.m. today. the winds will continue to decrease, it was pretty blustery yesterday. we'll see northwest winds 5 to 15 miles an hour under mostly sunny conditions. temperatures in the 30s, it is chilly for livermore at 38 degrees and we'll continue to drop in temperatures over the next couple hours until sunrise, low 40s in pleasanton, 44 in concord, 38 in santa rosa and low 40s in san jose. our futurecast shows temperatures not warming up a whole lot. by 10:00 we'll see widespread 50s across the bay and temperatures around lunchtime in the 50s and 60s still and that's pretty much it for the afternoon we'll see widespread low to mid-60s across the bay area,

that'll keep us a little bit below average for this time of year but we'll start to warm things up later in that extended forecast. our highs for today, break down like this, we'll see a lot of low to mid-60s, 65 is the high in livermore and pleasanton. mid-60s, as well in oakland, 61 in downtown san francisco, and if you're in the area, might be a little bit warmer for you, upper 60s potential for you this afternoon and if you're at the coast, look for hench, and low 60s in daily city. so things are looking a little bit better out there over the next few days as far as temperatures go. i'll let you know when the 70s return coming up a little bit later. 4:16 here's robin. the commute around the bay area is looking good so we're off to a great start. chp not report anything major crashes or incidents and if you have to use the gold know gate bridge we have three lanes in both directions and traffic is

smooth. no problems heading into or out of san francisco. a live look at five act west this is the ride to the richmond san raphael bridge starting to pick up approaching the toll plaza. that will be nice and smooth. check your community on westbound, all the way, it's a quick 13 minutes from the 6080, 24 split to get into the race. if you have to head south, it's a smooth ride through san leandro, fremont, to millepedes, and no major trouble spots to 101 -- milpitas into santa clara, james. robin, thank you. we'll head to the east bay where new labor troubles apparently are rising at the port of oakland. the biggest of its five terminals suspended operations

yesterday. no details were given as to why but whatever the problem is, it is it's being called through osh tragz and work is expected to be back to normal. the other ports were operating normally. cal trans wants to use its explosives again. it imploded 600 charges, that's what you see in this video. they're going to be using that bubble curtain again, that's part of this new plan, around the peers and that'll protect people and wildlife from the dust and -- piers and protecting people and the wildlife. cal transwill destroy -- cal trans will destroy about 130 piers costing $50 million. and eagerly waiting to hit the shores after a long time crabs aren't safe to eat because of the toxins in the water, now they've gotten the green light to start fishing again. the only catch is the quality and the price. we sent kron 4 out to fish up

some answers, and she reports from fisherman's whatever. >> these are live dungeness craps, and crab buyers like and like andy can hardly wait. >> we're excited. i think the general public and all of our chefs are ready. >> she supplies fresh crabs to local restaurants and until now has had to get crabs from washington state. here at the whatever, where crab pots have been sitting idle, fishermen like erin are preparing to get back in the water. >> when are you going out? >> probably tomorrow. >> the season delayed because the industry has spend $48 million. >> i guess it will feel good to have a paycheck? >> it's always god to have a

paycheck. >> the worry was so late in the season meant crabs might start moteling. tests show that hasn't happened so the meat isn't mushy and that meets local dungeness will be able to kick the crab off our pressure. >> we're not tracking it down, you know, in refrigerated trucks which is adding another 3 to 4 days. >> the only question is, at what price. >> authorities are also investigating what led to a woman's death after she was hit by several cars. it happened yesterday morning on interstate 280 in san francisco. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. we brought this live yesterday. a witness told police the woman may have been crawling in the center southbound lane of the five lane section of highway, and she was pronounced dead seen. because no cars had stopped, investigators are trying to figure out how many may have hit

that woman more on that story to come. 7-eleven was shot in the face during a robbery attempt, and it happened yesterday morning in san leandro. police arrested kevin wooden. they've arrested him in connection with the attack. he wanted his pockets and told the clerk he was going to take what he had already taken and concealed in his pockets on his person. the clerk, quickly responded by telling the -- mr. wooden take that out of your pockets and he did and threw it on the floor. >> the clerk followed wooden outside where he turned and pulled out what looked like a gun. it was actually a replica pellet gun which he used to shoot the clerk in the high. he'll need surgery to remove the pellet from his eye. the usgs released maps showing which parts of the country are at greatest risk for

earthquakes and for the first time the maps also included dangers associated with man-made quakes. we have more on the story. >> reporter: every few years the u.s. geological survey creates new maps showing which are most at risk for earthquakes. until now only showed dangers from naturally occurring quakes, but this time, physicists have added in many made or induced earthquakes in place with no seismic history. >> in recent years there's been in reesed concern about the dangers of -- increased concerns about the dangers of earthquakes, reaching magnitudes of 3.0 or greater and wastewater being injected into the ground. become a big problem in the east and western parts of the country. in california we have induced earthquakes but they're not reflected on these new maps because california has so many

naturally occurring that it's hard for geologists and physicists to tell the difference between mad made quakes and natural ones. >> also because of the high natural activity it's unlikely the earthquakes that do occur will alter the hazard that's already present. >> because of the location can change based on oil production demands and other short-term factors t plans to update its -- it maps to update its maps yearly. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, hugh jack man channels his innr super hero. the -- inner super hero. ÷h,z/

welcome back. hugh jam son, and these stories and more in -- jackson, and these stories and more in today's htl story wrap.

hello, live this is the htl daily wrap. hugh jackman rescued his 15-year-old son and other beachgoers. the rip tied came out of nowhere and wolverines pulled people to safety. >> i feel like i would have known it was him. hi, hugh jackman. cuba got some much needed satisfaction and it wasn't from president obama. actually it was from the brits. the rolling stones rocked the island with the free concert for a crowd of over half a million people. this is first time the stones have played on the island and they're the first to visit cuba since 1959. >> also former nba star lamar odom spent easter weekend with his ex-and current wife chloe kardashian and her sunday. khloe and lamar have been spending a lot of time together and neither have mentiond if they're giving the relationship another shot -- mentioned if they've giving the relationship

another shot. >> i hope they do. i love low. i'm ross matthews, that's the daily wrap. >> thank you, guys and don't forget you can always catch hollywood today live following bride zilla size on kron 4. 4:26 we have new information on the shooting in capitol hill. we'll tell you why the suspect was already on police radar. any. >> and the winds are diminishing but it's a cold start for parts of the bay area. live at s.. if o. more details coming up. time now 4:27.

. 4:30 here are the big stories we're working on this morning, an egypt airplane has been high jacked and has landed now at larnaca headed to force

to land on cypress. four crew members and three passengers are the only ones left on the plane. everybody else has been released. cypress officials are trying to confirm the identity of the high jacker but they say he high jacked a plane over his ex-wife and this is not terrorism related. plus, the search for a man wanted for shooting an 8-year-old boy in concord is now over. 32-year-old james jarrard was found driving in fairfield yesterday afternoon. police were called to the area. jarrard tried to hide from them and police found him behind a stored believe and jarrard in the hospital. kenneth ellis, the bearded bandit was supposed to be in court yesterday, but the fbi stepped in and filed a criminal complaint. he'll be appearing in federal court in oakland on thursday. let's talk about the weather as we take another live look outside and it's cold this

morning but it looks like maybe over the course of the raft of the week we start warming things up. we're being joined with the full forecast. >> what are we looking at today? >> it's a colder start this morning. several degrees cooler now compared to this time yesterday. >> i noticed that getting out this morning in the valley. it was kind of flirting with low 40s. >> and we've even seen some upper 30s out there already. >> okay. >> so definitely chilly out there if not cold. san mateo bridge showing us clear skies on your tuesday morning and quick check of the san jose forecast so temperatures now are in the 40s. our high today will be around 66 so we'll be close to average but not quite and we'll see winds continuing to decrease throughout the day. look for northwest winds around 5 to 10 miles an hour under mostly sunny skies. we're still tracking some 30s, looks like pleasanton, you've cooled down in the last 30 to 40 minutes now 39 degrees, 38 in livermore, remember we'll

continue to drop in temperatures as we get closer to sunrise. 40s for concord and vallejo, 38 in santa rosa, and you're also chilly and we're seeing some upper 40s in san mateo, and here in downtown san francisco. so we are looking at highs for the east bay shore to be roughly in the low to mid-60s so temperatures will be a little bit cool today, maybe a little bit milder compared to yesterday. it's 66 for the high and oakland, 65 in fremont and union city, if you're farther inland, looking for a lot of 60s including 67 in walnut creek and san ramon, 65 in livermore, and 69 in brentwood. for the south bay friends we seal a lot of things today weather it's mountain view, and 66 is the high, morgan hill around 64, and if you're along the peninsula, 64 in san mateo, under sunny conditions, low 60s in downtown san francisco, and pacifica, half moon bay around 57 degrees. for the coast i'm expecting some

breezy conditions out there, but nothing nearly as strong as yesterday. we saw some pretty good gusts. storm tracker 4 showing us the trend will be milder temperatures over the next few days here. i think we'll see some 70s by thursday, and friday, and also into the weekend. it looks fantastic. also, i'm tracking a slight chance for some showers on monday of next week, but right now it does look to be pretty slight. it may not be in the bay area. but worth mentioning for now. 4:33. robin. >> thank you, annie. traffic has been backing up on and off, some of the far left and right-hand sides for now it looks pretty good. it's a great time to come on in. no major problems in san francisco. the skyway, the 280 extension, all looking pretty good for now. a live look at traffic heading across the san mateo bridge, there's high wind advisory in place for the bridge that was issued right around midnight so when you get out there you may notice it's a little bit breezy.

you may want to reduce your speed and use extra caution. no major problems coming from the anymorits freeway heading to the pence -- nimitz, san mateo. it's going to be a good ride. the travel times through the east bay this morning, 580 is looking good from the 238 split in caster valley through san leandro into oakland, and nimitz from 238 to 9 act in downtown oakland, that's a -- 80, in downtown oakland, that's a quick trip, and the south bay into the peninsula, a 30-minute ride heading north on 101 up to the airport, james. robin thank you. governor jerry brown is praising the deal struck by lawmakers on the minimum wage high school. the agreement was struck over the weekend and moves to the legislature which will discuss that bill later this week. the agreement would raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour by the year 2022. yesterday, the governor met with labor leaders calling that $15

an hour legislation careful and responsible. >> it's a matter of economic justice, it makes sense, and will help our entire state do much better for its citizens. >> if the bill passes, the committees, it will be eligible for a floor vote as soon as thursday, then governor brown will have to sign it into law, which would make california the first state with a $15 minimum wage. to national news, the suspect shot monday after triggering a lockdown at the capitol was reportedly in stable condition after undergoing surgery. but you can see behind me here it was a chaotic scene n. heart of the washington as visitors ran for shelter, no officers were wounded in that incident but a female boy stander was hit by shrapnel, and suffered some minor injuries. as for the suspect himself, police say they can confirm his identity and cnn's reed binnion reports he has a history with

capitol police. >> reporter: officials confirmed the name of the suspect shot by police monday after pulling out what appeared to be a weapon. 66-year-old larry russell dawson is facing charges of deadly assault of a firearm. >> a weapon was recovered on the scene. >> reporter: officials say this isn't the first incident at the capitol involving him. >> we believe that suspect is known to us. >> and how was he known to you, snir. >> through previous contacts. >> he's also in this out burst last year. he was charged with assaulting an officer after that incident. his neighbors in tennessee seemed surprised after the news of monday's lockdown. >> he's a real friendly guy. he's a nice person. friendly with everybody. you never know who you live beside, so you can't be shocked about nothing these days. >> monday's incident came as the white house was also put on lockdown in an unrelated

incident a woman was arrested after attempting to move a bike rack during the white house easter egg roll. she you, too, previously caused trouble jumping a bike rack earlier this month at the bike rack. reed binnion reports. >> the fbi says it was able to hack into iphone of one of those san bernardino terrorists without the help of apple. the department of justice says syed farook's phone was broken into with the help of an up named third-party. the department of justice spokesperson says all data spoked on farook's phone number has been retrieved and analyzed. the fbi asked apple to bypass the features but denied saying that threatens anyone with an iphone. they dropped the court order, now they found a way in themselves. in world headlines, the cuban president bashing president obama's historic trip to the island nation last week.

in a full page column titled brother obama, fidel castro rejected obama's visit and words of reconciliation. castro wrote cuba does not need anything from the u.s. during his two-day visit president obama was seen frequently with his brother and current cuban president raul castro. obama did not meet with fiddle during the trip. cubans applaused when he said both countries should move beyond decades of mistrust and animosity. 4:38. still ahead another california law enforcement officer had a weapon stolen from his car. we'll tell you what the police chief is saying about this most recent incident. and a health advisory for middle aged women. there's diet that can give you stronger bones. we'll explain how coming up next here on kron of the. here's like live look as we check on conditions. it is chilly with some of the inland valley locations dropping down into the upper 30s so you definitely want that coat before

you head out this morning. back with more in a minute.

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being switched without bpa lightning. >> and for the 5:00-hour, north and south korea tensions are at all-time high levels, the short range projectile off the eastern coast this morning, we'll show you how the u.s. is responding. plus a third alameda county chef's deputy has been placed on administrative duty showing two deputies beating a man in san francisco. we'll have new development this is morning. and a blinding dust storm causes a massive dust storm. >> and consumer reports declared the samsung, android galaxy 7 is one of the best. it's sold out, you can't find one. coming up, i'll tell you what it has that iphone doesn't, and why it's getting so much buzz. see you soon.

. kron 4's real estate broker of course, suzanne what are you seeing in 2016 this you really like? >> i really like what's happening in 2016 because we're seeing favorable conditions. homeowners really wanting to maximize the property and conditions are looking pretty good.

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some of the look at the major headlines, crab fisherman were given the green light to start fishing and once again today they're expected to come up with an agreement to how much to charge with dungeness crabs were delayed after a toxin called demoic acid. firefighters are keeping an eye out after a fire burned 13 acres at a park yesterday. firefighters took about two hours to get this fire under control, it was awful fully windy and that was a big worry for them. firefighters say the grass was higher than normal because of recent rainstorms which helped fuel the flames. >> and happening tonight the warriors will take on the washington wizards at oracle arena. tip off is at 7:30 tonight. all eyes on the warriors.

>> let's take a quick check of the forecast. we've got our bay bridge approach camera showing some pretty nice lights in the distance. we have cold conditions and we've got annie to walk us through the forecast. how cold are we talking about? >> right now we have upper 30s for the coldest locations. >> for several degrees cooler now compared to this time yesterday if you're stepping out this morning you may notice a little bit of chill and a little bit of bite in the air. our mount tam cameraera, we may see some breezy winds, but nothing as strong as yesterday. a much calmer picture under clear skies. the quick ready for school forecast some, kids are on spring break, others are not. if you're going to school this morning look for 40s at the 8:00-hour. it's going to be chilly. by lunchtime we'll see upper 50s

across the bay area, sunny skies at 3 p.m., generally cool and sunny but there's slight chance for a shower once again like we saw yesterday. we'll have to keep that in mind. temperatures right now, look at these numbers, 39 in pleasanton, 38 in livermore and we'll continue to get even colder over the next couple hours. low 40s also in san jose and sunny vale, 48 in san mateo, and santa rosa coming in, in the upper 30s so a cold start for you. our temperature change showing us in the last 24 hours, a cool down, nine degrees in livermore, eight in vallejo, six in san jose, so that gives us an idea of the colder air that settles into the bay area since yesterday. we saw a couple showers yesterday, some of those are pretty good towards the east and north bay and those showers produce even some hail for some folks. we are still looking at slight chance for a shower today, once again, but overall, we should also see plenty of sunshine and then we've got warmer air trying to make its way back into the bay area. it's for the weekend.

so highs today break down like. this we're talking mid-60s if you're in the east bay, and 65 in pleasanton, mid-60s in oakland and mid-60s for san jose. 61 in downtown san francisco. our next couple days showing us a gradual warm up, thursday, low 70s are back in the forecast, here's your storm tracker forthe seven-day forecast for the seven-day forecast. maybe a shiet chance of showers slight chance of showers on monday. >> let's head over to the gold know gate bridge. it's looking good. your connection between the north bay and san francisco, nice and smooth with no major hot spots. crashes to slow down your mourning commute. let's head over to 580 west with a look at the richmond san raphael bridge. it's going to be a good ride getting into the north bay,

eight minutes your average drive time from the toll plaza to 101 and san raphael. i'm checking travel times and they still look good. if you're coming out of the east bay and you have to use southbound six act, it is a quick 14-minute trip -- 680, it is a quick 14-minute trip. from dubland to senola to fremont that portion is also looking good, a 16-minute trip from the enter change to mission south and your ride on 280 out of san jose, heading north into cupertino. and some breaking news we've been following this morning about that egyptian airline that had been high jacked this rng morning, seven more people have been released from that plane, and if that's true, that might mean that the -- that all the hostages have been let go. in fact, just coming in now as i'm reading this live for you,

the plane's high jacker apparently has been placed under arrest. so it looks as though this situation has come to a conclusion, a safe one, with all aboard being let go and they've just placed that high jacker into custody. we'll have much more on the story and much more on his motive for high jacking this airline this morning coming up at the top the next hour so stay tuned for that. all right in other headlines, the chief of police in salinas is the latest law enforcement officer to have his weapon stolen from his vehicle. it's a problem in the bay area, including the gun that killed kate steinly. the ar15 assault rifle, its ammunition and bullet proof vest stolen from the chief's car stale are out there they haven't been recovered. >> the thought of having this firearm on the street physically makes me ill.

the door might have been slim jimmed open. that might have been how they got in, and may have been inadvertently left the door open. >> crews found damage to the windows and there's been a string of burglaries in the same neighborhood where this car was parked. there's been a lot of coverage and high focus on the new iphone these past couple weeks but consumer reports declared this phone that you see behind me, is the new samsung phone. it's the best smart phone they've ever reviewed. the iphone had been at the top of your ratings but it's now been dethroned and gabe slate got his hands on one of these new phones to find out why. >> reporter: and i'm at the verizon store in downtown san francisco and they only have the new galaxy s7 edge on display locked down on their counter. they are sold out. i called ten other stores and

they're also sold out. this is a hot item, definitely the hottest android phone. let's compare it to apple's flag ship phone. it's almost water proof proof. it's strong water resistance. i've seen it dunked in all kinds of liquids and works just fine. with the iphone you have to pay a lot more for models with more storage. you can't just add storage yourself. now this is a problem because both of these phones now shoot in 4k video which eats up a lot of your space, and come on, our phone is our life. we store so much on it. the galaxy s7 has expandible storage energy, up to 256 gigabytes. the s7 edge has a better battery life than the iphone 6s, lasting 2 to 4 hours longer. the 7s edge on the right, is a little bit different. it has this curved edge, this

edge space is kind of an extra space and it offer some convenience, so it's kind of a second home screen you can use for quick shortcuts. you can put the apps who use the most there, the contacts you contact the most there. you could put weather, sports scores, stocks, whatever you want, you make it yours and there's the wallet factor, you can generally find better deals on android phones than iphones. like verizon they have a buy one get one free deal going on. now of course there are some features the iphone 6s has that the samsung edge does not like live photos, night shift and others. to learn about those look for my tech page on kron4.com or on our mobile app with your tech trends, gabe slate. >> thank you, gabe. all right. here's an accident you actually have to see to believe. a tennessee woman managed to get her car stuck on a power pole. it took firefighters two hours to rescue that 56-year-old driver from the dangling car. police say they have no idea how

she got stuck up there and the driver was unfamiliar and ran off the road while driving too fast. we'll take a quick break, 4:53. still ahead, winning a jackpot in las vegas isn't limited to its infamous strip. we'll tell you what one lucky flyer won while leaving the city and here's a live look outside the golden gate where we've got nice conditions at least in terms of visibility. it's clear, but it is on the cold side. we'll get another update from annie in just a minute.

. good morning. i am daria and this is james. >> breaking news, seven people have been released from a plane hijacked and the hijacker himself is now in custody. >> the plane was supposed to fry from egypt -- to fly from egypt but it landed in cairo. >> it may have been an act of terror but the president of cyprus does not believe it was an about of terrorism but instead, related to an issue the hijacker had with his ex-

wife, asking negotiators to deliver a letter to the woman in cyprus. >> again, it has been resolved now. this just coming into the newsroom, the hijacker has been arrested and everybody on board the plane is fine. we will continue to get more information and bring you updates throughout the morning. all right, let's begin our local coverage here with a check of the forecast. we have a live look here where it is nice and clear. >> it is cold. because temperatures are running several degrees colder now compared to this time yesterday. we are seeing upper 30s out there. it is cold. here is a live look from our camera, the camera shaking around a little bit. yesterday it was really going. today for the kids heading to

school, it is only in the low 30s, low 40s on the bay shoar shoreline. by 3:00 p.m. cool and sunny. we have a slight shane of a shower as we saw yesterday with metro detroit impressive hail. otherwise it will be cool and sunny. 5:02. a quick check of the ride heading san francisco. looking good on westbound 80 approaching the toll plaza. a delay free commute. the skyway, central freeway and 280 extension all looking good for the morning drive if you are heading in right now. 680 south out of concord into danville looking good. no problems in the dublin interchange, and the commute

on highway 280 this morning, if you are about to use it is looking good from san jose into cupertino. we will have a complete check after the break. a third alameda sheriff deputy has been placed on leave in a case of being beaten while trying to run away from officers. the alameda county of emergency services in dublin is here this morning with more on the story. >> reporter: hi, james. we are learning the case involves theft and bribery, allegedly by an alameda county sheriff's deputy. this case centers on this. the surveillance video. take a look for yourself. it shows two sheriff deputies dragging a man down on the ground. those two deputies are on paid lead as an investigation continues about whether they used excessive force. the man on the ground suffered several broken bones. now it is coming out that another deputy unrelateed in the alleged beating took items

from his car and gave it to a homeless couple near the scene to keep them from saying anything act what they saw. now, this entire matter is under investigation by three different agency. petro led deputies on a chase to san francisco back in november. now his attorneys will be announcing a lawsuit today and the alameda sheriff's department will be addressing the issues again today. three deputies have now been put on leave. the allegations is that the third officer stole jewelry and is? silence as to what he saw in regards to the beatings captured on surveillance video. this morning we will talk to a spokesperson for the alameda sheriff's department to get more on what was taken from the vehicle and more on the news conference that will be taking place here in dublin.

>> thank you, theresa. we will be checking back on an update on that. 32-year-old james jarrard was spotted in fairfield yesterday afternoon. a person called police and followed jarrard to a parking lot. when police got there he ran and hit behind a lowest home improvement store. police ten -- lowest home improvement store. -- lowe's home improvement store. joshua's mom says she is glad that the shooter was finally caught. >> i hope he spends time. he needs to pay pa for what he did to my -- pay for what he did to my son. i am not saying he deserved what he got, but he is feeling when my son had to feel. >> joshua is still in the hospital this morning. doctors had to leave the bullet in his neck. this will be there the rest of

his life. firefighters are keeping an eye out for flair ups after a grass fire burned about 15- acres in menlo park. here is abc 7 news giving us this vantage point. the fire was reported at 4:00 at university avenue and bayfront express. it took crews two hours to get this under control. there was a lot of wind out there, complicating the matters a bit. the grass in the area was higher than normal because of all the rain recently. that didn't help much either. fire investigators believe the fire may have been started by an encampment occupant. well, a deal could be made on how much to charge for dungeness crab. crab season had been delayed because of health concerns but not anymore. they was a high level of toxin

produced by a massive bloom of o algae that can cause gas gas illnesses. it cost the crab industry $48 million but the fishermen got the green light we reported live over the weekend. a suspect shot after triggering a lockdown at the u.s. hospital is? critical condition after undergoing surgery. 66-year-old larry russell dawson triggered metal detectors at the visitor center entrance yesterday. capitol police shot him after he pulled out what looked to be a weapon. police say they knew dawson for incidents including an outburst last year in the house of representatives where he claimed he was a prophet.

he was hit by shrapnel -- a bystander was hit by shrapnel and is in good condition. the fbi says it successly used a technique without apple's help and broke into the iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino shooters. this ends the court battle between apple and the government. they accessed the data on their own so they don't need apple's help. farook and his wife were killed in a shootout with police after they killed 14 people in san bernardino in december. a u.s. judge had ordered apple to help the fbi hack into the phone last month, but apple fought back saying it could put all iphones at risk to hackers. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, warriors fever sweeping the bay area as the team looks to beat the record for the most wins in a single season. we will take a look at the

current ticket prices. yes, they are going through the roof. plus, a blinding dust storm cause as massive pile up in southern california and snow falling across sierra. we are tracking wild weather across the state. we will have that story, as well. >> and temperatures are cold this morning. we are seeing 30s out there. more details on a cool forecast coming up. >> and i am tracking your commute through the richmond san rafael bridge. looking good heading into the north bay. i will have a complete traffic check after the break. stay with us.

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. welcome back. we are taking a look at the weather here. there is a blinding dust storm being blamed for a pile up in the polar vortex desert? southern, california. high winds blew dust and sand around in the mojave desert. you can see the result. a three people ended up being injured in the crash and the highway there was closed because of such low visibility levels. well, it is windy and cold here, isn't it darya? >> yes. the winds will continue to decrease today, however. not a huge concern. the temperatures, though, it is cold out there.

we are seeing 30s this morning. here is a quick check of the oakland day planner. we are now in the 40s. we will see temperatures in the upper 50s by lunch time today. look for a high of 64 this afternoon with northwest winds at 5 to 15 miles per hour. i am expecting mostly sunny skies, but we have a slight chance for a little shower or two, kind of like with he saw yesterday in the east and north bay communities. wind speeds as you can see are all under 10 miles per hour. that is good news there. the winds are not expected to be strong today. temperatures are in the upper 30s in pleasanton, livermore has warmed up to 40 now. the temperatures will continue to drop over the next couple of hours. 49234 downtown san francisco. if you are in the south bay this morning, good morning to you and sunnyvalement you are at 42 and 43 in san jose. the 24-hour temperature change shows all of us checking in cooler. livermore by 6 degrees. 7 in vallejo, -8 in santa

rosa. feeling the chill. by 10:00 temperatures across the bay will be in the 50s. a slow warm up by lunch time. maybe spots around low 60s. by 3:00 p.m. i am expecting low to mid 60s for afternoon. close to average today but it will be on the cool side. here is a quick check of the satellite radar picture. with he had this area of low pressure bringing scattered showers for tahoe. it triggered a couple showers for us yesterday. the same case for today, especially south and east of the bay area. we will keep the slight chance of showers. otherwise i am expecting mainly dry conditions and it will be dry for much of the week into the weekend. highs today look like this. 65 in livermore and pleasanton, mid 60s in oakland and downtown san jose and sunnyvale, 64. 64 in san mateo and low 60s in san francisco and daly city. we will slowly warm things up

here. low 70s potentially by thursday and friday. looks like saturday is our warmest day. the weekend looks pretty nice here. very comfortable and spring- like, but on monday a slight chance for showers. robin, how are the roads looking? not too bad. we are off to a great start. it is getting busier heading into the toll plaza on highway 83, but still delay fray. a good ride all the way through 245 area. the golden gate bridge zipper truck rolled through not too long ago and switched around the lane configurations. we have four lanes south on the left hand side and two lanes north heading out. so both sides are checking in problem-free. if you are about to pack up and leave and head over to the golden gate bridge, if you do it now, it will be a good commute.

and the ride on southbound 680, as you leave concord, maybe you have to work no pleasant hill, walnut creek, alamo, al looking good. a nice commute. but the average drive time for 680 is 21 minutes from concord to the danville portion of the 680 ride. coming up i will check back in on the bay bridge. it is still picking up heading into fran. >> jane, thank you. caltrans wants to blow stuff up again. they want to demolish the remaining builts of the old bay bridge. like we will see this once again. if the plans are approved, that is what they are proposing, they would like to implode the largest of the piers in just a few seconds like the last time around. this is video. crews used about 600 explosive charges to do this job. they used a bubble curtain of air -- >> the bubble curtain! [ laughing ] >> yes. that helped spare a lot of the wildlife in the water.

if aproofed caltrans will be destroying the 15 remaining piers. it will cost about $130 million but it will help a lot faster. >> i don't get it. why do guys like implosions so much? >> because we can go awe! >> there you go! a man accused of robbing nearly a dozen banks in northern california, including several in the bay area, is appearing in federal court later this week. kenneth ellis was dubbed the bearded bandit, originally set to appear in court in martinez yesterday but now he will be appearing in federal court in oakland on thursday instead. police say he stole more than $24,000 from 11 different banks and caught in brentwood last week thanks to somebody watching the news saw one of the pictures at the banks,

then saw him at safeway and called the cops. four families in north bay are without a home after their apartment complex was destroyed during a woman's suicide attempt. this is the apartment on santa rosa. the woman that lived there was upset because she was going to be evicted and was so upset that she covered herself and her apartment in gasoline and lit it all on fire. her son that lives next door saw what was happening. he rescued her and she is recovers with 3rd degree burns in the hospital but will likely face arson charges when she is released. the red cross is helping the other families displaced when the apartment complex went up. two people are behind bars in connection with a huge weapons bust in the east bay. deputies seized 18 weapon, including rifles and shotguns you see here after they served a search warrant at a gnome baypoint -- at a home in baypoint last tuesday.

deputies found 1,400 rounds of ammunition. the man was arrested and is in jail now without bail. a woman was also arrested being arrested on $200,000 bail. and hillary clinton's -- wisconsin governor and former presidential candidate scott walker announcing his endorsement in the republican race today. he said he would back whoever

the gop nominee is but in recent weeks he signaled he will back texas senator ted cruz. walker said last week cruz was the only candidate that had a chance at beating donald trump. walker ended his presidential bid in september and called on others to join him so it would be an easier ride and easier to take on trump. let's get to bay area sports now. happening tonight we have the warriors at home taking on the washington wizards there at oracle arena. they are hoping to extend their winning streak and break the nba record if are most wins in the season. they have 7 games to go to beat that record. it is currently 72. so they are shooting for 73. we will see what happens, but the march continues. tipoff for tonight's game is at 7:30. fans will be cheering from home more likely because it will be pretty tough to get a ticket to go. >> yes. when it comes to seeing the doves play, demands for tickets is off the charts.

as of last week warriors.com with us the cheapest site to get tickets for tonight's game and $90 was the cheapest. >> for the nosebleed section. >> yes, the worst seat in the house. and stubhub says the remaining warriors tickets could be as high as some play-off tickets as long as the divestitures are still in the running to break the most records will in a season. i feel about this the way you feel about movies. you have to be the first to go to star wars. i don't want to see up to 73. maybe the post season games won't be so much. >> maybe. maybe we can catch them early next season. >> one game a year? >> i try but they get more expensive with every passing game. good luck. all right, still ahead on kron 4 morning news, we have international news to update

you on. north korea and south korea seeing tensions now and how the areas are responding. >> and news on earthquakes. now scientists are breaking down new findings, and it is not just natural earthquakes, either.

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. every year new maps are created to show which parts of the country are most at risk from earthquakes. they have only showed naturally occurring quake, but this time around man made and induced earthquakes have been added in, the types of quakes that hit in places with little or no seismic history. >> a lot of times you don't even know it is there until you see it happening. >> reporter: and there is increased concern on the dangers of induced quakes which can sometimes reach magnitude 3.0 or greater are often a production of waste oil being up objected into the ground, a big problem in the midwest and eastern parts of the country. in california we have induced earthquakes but they are not reflected on the new mans because california has -- new maps because california has so many natural earthquakes that it is hard for scientists to

tell the difference. >> because of the high natural activity, it is unlikely that when these earthquakes do occur, they will not alter what is already present. >> in menlo park, charles clifford, kron 4 news. and grab a jacket this morning, maybe even a scarf. it is a cold start this morning. we will talk about the forecast after the break. >> plus, breaking news out of egypt where there was a plane hijacked overnight. all the passengers are safe this morning. we will tell you how that situation came to an end. one of the cool pes place is you can eat as much cereal as you want. it's like i'm going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. (laughing)

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welcome back. what will happen as the day progresses? >> we know what will happen with traffic. >> it will get heavy. >> right now we are okay, right? >> no hot spots. yes. >> well, what will happen today? >> it is cold out there. temperatures are in the 30s for parts of the east bay and north bay. then we will probably see a pretty nice afternoon. it won't be as windiment all of us in the studio have been sneezing like crazy this morning. here is a look at the bark cancer row camera. we have clear conditions this tuesday morning. a scold start today. we will continue with that slight chance for afternoon shower or two. we saw yesterday in the day it

was quite cool. when i come back we will talk about the carpalling trend. >> traffic is filling in quickly at the toll plaza. when i checked in 15 minutes ago there was a minor wave in the inbound lanes, be you now it is packed but smooth in the upper deck. the traffic time is less than 15 minutes from downtown oakland to the westbound skyway. and trafficking the drive out of the south bay, the drive time for north 101 leaving san jose heading to downtown to santa clara is about 13 minutes

from capital expressway to montague expressway. no major problems in 87, 880, 280 all looking good. and now to the breaking news about the hijacked egyptian plane. everybody is free and the hijacker has been arrested. this breaking news at 4:00 a.m. the plane was supposed to fly from alexandria egypt to cairo but the hijacker had a explosivey belt in cyprus. so, in the wake of the paris and brussels terror attack, the cyprus president was concerned about terrorism but does not now believe it was terrorism. apparently it was a domestic issue. the hijacker wanted to make

contact with his ex-wife. so the negotiators -- negotiators ask him to deliver a letter to you. the situation was resolved. they got off the plane safely and the hijacker with us arrested. more breaking news this morning. south korea says north korea fired a short rape projectile from the eastern coast. it is unclear whether it it was a ballistic missile or artillery cell, but it will be can excused during a meeting this week with the president and the south korea president and japanese prime minister on thursday in washington. they will discuss common responses to north korea and the security plans for the region. earlier this month north korea officials said they made more progress in developing missile attendance country also ordered its military members to be on standby for nuclear strikes at any time. governor jerry brown is praising a new deal that would

raise the minimum wage across california. law firms reached the deal over the weekend. the agreement raises the minimum wage from there are 10 an hour which it is now to $15 an hour by the year 2022. now this measure moves to the state legislature. they will discuss it later this week. governor brown met with labor leaders yesterday and called the new legislation careful and responsible. >> it is a matter of economic justice. it makes sense and will help our entire state do much better for its citizens. >> the bill could be eligible for a floor vote as soon as this thursday. after that the governor would sign it into law. if passed california then would have the highest minimum wage in the united states. all right, so a 7-eleven clerk in the east bay is recovering after he was shot in the face with a pellet gun while confronting a would-be robber outside the store on east 14th street in san leandro

at 8:30 yesterday morning. police arrested this man, kevin wooden, after the attack. apparently cadden came up to the counter -- wooden came up to the counter with merchandise in his pockets. he put several rounds of ammunition on the counter and told the clerk, i am going to take what is in my pockets and leave. well, the clerk challenged him, followed him outsides, there was a struggle. after he walked away the officer pulled out the pellet gun and shot the clerk in the place. the is a lianas police chief is the latest law enforcement officer to have a weapon stolen from his car. the police chief. this is a problem all too familiar that we have seen here in the bay area. guns have been stolen from several officials' cars including the gun that was used to kill keith stinley on pier 14 last july. the assault rifle, ammunition

and above all swiped from the chief's car have not been recovered. the search is on for a prisoner who escaped from a work camp in the sierra. the man police are looking for coming up. >> plus, more problems for bart this morning. the transit agency now facing lawsuit. we will tell you why. >> plus, campbell's soup responding to customers who are concerned about an ingredient in the products. they are not recalling them but

they are changing what is in the cans currently on the shelf. >> and a live look here at the approach to the bay bridge. it is rolling. we will be right back.

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gardens. you can use mulch to keep your plant beds fertilized and moisture moisturized. campbell soup is making changes. they will stop using pba in their canned product business the middle of next year. that pledge was made in response to customer's concerns. they were worried about their substance that could be linked to health, cancer and hormonal problem, but the backpack -- problems, but scientists say the current levels are safe, but they still want to make sure the soup is safe. they will switch the cans without the pba linings. i guess that is the lining in the can. you won't be able to tell. you will have to know they are changing it. >> i hope the flavor remains

the same. i like the spaghettio's the way they are. >> oh, yes! well, elton john is facing a lawsuit this morning. why a former employee said the singer sexual assaulted him. >> and don't eat a piece of food that fell on the floor? what? health experts are warning the ten second rule -- who has a ten second rule. it is like three seconds. we will see what is okay to eat and what is not! [ laughing ] plus, the brussels airport remains closed a week after the terrorist attacks there. how employees are working to get it back open and testing new security measure, as well. those stories and more coming up in the next hour. here is a live look outside. we have cold conditions this morning, james. grab a jacket as you are heading out the door. i will break down the forecast

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alameda county sheriff's deputy is on leave now in the case of a man who was beaten while trying to run away from deputies. this is surveillance video of that beating in san francisco's mission district. attorneys for the man beaten will go into detail on their new claims later this morning. and the search for the man wanted for shooting an 8-year- old boy in the east bay is now over. police shot james jarrard while trying to arrest him in fairfield yesterday. et in critical condition this morning. the 8-year-old boy he shot is still recovering in the hospital. the bullet still in his neck. doctors say they will have to leave it there. and we want to check in with annie and see what kind of day it will be. it seems chilly. >> yes. it will be chilly today. it was chilly yesterday, as well. we are seeing chilly conditions out there. here is a live look at the san mateyo bridge. clear skies starting off your

tuesday morning. san jose, good morning to you. you are 43 right now. grab a jacket as you are heading out the door. temperatures will be in mid 60s by 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. that is our high this afternoon. northwest winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour. winds have continued to diminish. they are under 10 miles per hour across the bay this morning but it may pick up a little bit for the afternoon, but nothing as intense as yesterday. here is a quick check of our temperatures right now. it is chilly in pleasanton. 38 degrees right now. 40 in livermore. 50s in antioch. 47 in oakland and san mateyo. santa rosa is one of the colder spots at 37 degrees. let's check out the east bay shore highs for today. mid 60s in richmond, berkeley and oakland, 64 in san leandro, 65 in union city. inland, walnut creek a high of 67. 65 in pleasanton and mid 60s or our friends in pittsburg under

mostly sunny conditions. a lot of 60s across the south bay. 67 for cooper the i know and mid of0s in the valley. along -- my 60s in the valley. low 60s for san francisco and san beau know. half moon bay, good morning to you. you had a really windy day off the coast yesterday. still seeing breezy conditions and a high of 67 under mostly sunny skies. we will continue to warm things up, just ever so slightly, nothing too extreme here. a gradual warm up for thursday and friday. we will see low 70s. boy, the weekend right now looks really great. i am tracking a slight chance for a shower on monday but that has since looked to be missing us entirely in case you have outdoor plans early next week. time now is 5:47. here is robin. let's take a look at the ride on 80 heading into san francisco. a big back up over to the toll

plaza. it is packed here at the toll plaza on the oakland side. the drive time is 15 minutes from downtown oakland to the westbound skyline. let's head to the richmond-san rafael bridge. a live look at the ride here. wide open, delay free, so 8 minutes. the travel time for highway 4, noticing it is slow in pockets now coming out of pittsburg and antioch. just small stretches. not a big slowdown, but 17 minutes for the total trip on west 4 from the 160 split heading out to 242 and concord, that drive 17 minutes. not bad at all. even connecting with 242 and 680, it will be a good interchange. happening now, police are looking for a prisoner who escape from the a minimum security work camp in the sierra. we have him last seen sunday

night in a dorm at a conservation camp in georgia town. he was missing during an inmate count two hours later. he was sent to the camp to serve time for 2nd degree robbery and assault with a firearm. he was set to be releaseed in october of 2019. he is 6'4" and weighs 195- pounds. he has brown eyes and black hair. the time is 5:48. new this morning a judge will consider model january inies dickinson's lawsuit -- janice dickinson's lawsuit against comedian bill cosby. legal teams denied her claims that cosby drugged and raped her in 19282 and his attorneys say the case should be dismissed because dickinson has changed her story about cosby over the years. dozens of women have accused cosby of rape but in most of the cases the statue of limitations is over.

more problem for bart. the company that provided wifi is suing them over breach of contract. they are saying it cost them $20 million after bart pulled out of a wifi deal in 2014. according to the suit, wifi rail wants to resume the project under the previous contract terms. bart officials have not commended on the lawsuit. we are still looking to get reaction from them. state lawmakers are not happy with plans for a high speed rail system from the bay area to los angeles, which could build a 250-mile segment between san jose and a rural town north of bakersfield. the segment would cost at least $21 billion and would not be done until 2025, three years later and 50-miles shorter than originally planned. critiques of the plan argue there is little to no demand for a rail line that fails to reach bakersfield in the south and doesn't connect to the bay

area in the north communities. a alameda coast guard crews seized 600 tons of cocaine from a coast guard type boat. this is the march 3rd bust. the video has been are he leased. this is the sub-like vehicle. the crew arrested four suspected drug smugglers seen sitting on top of the boat with hair hands up in the air. the border plane spotted the boat and told the coast guard where to find it. it has an estimated street value of more than $200 million. a pair of exotic iguanas illegally smuggled into the u.s. are adjusting to their home. they are on exhibit at the oakland zoo so you can see them. they made their debut yesterday at the reptile room. they were smuggled into the u.s. about a year ago with about 60 other wild animals including baby lizards and turtles. the iguanas were severely dehydrated and had to be

treated for parasites, too, but officials say they are doing fine now. instagram is holding back on changing the way its news feed looks after backlash from users earlier this month. the company wanted to change the look of the user's news feeds by arranging photos by what instagram thinks is most interesting to the user instead of chronological order where the most recent stuff is at the top. several celebrity instagramers included kylie jenner voiced follows throughation. they listened but are still delays the change and still testing the feature with a small group of users. let's take a peek at the current temperatures in stormtracker 4. everybody is in the mid 40s. we will warm it up later and you won't notice the winds so much either, later. i have asthma...

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. welcome back. time now 5:54. if you are heading out the door, work, school, make sure you have a jacket. right now we are only seeing 30s to 40s. today's high will only be in the 60s. today will be breezy but nothing compared to yesterday's really strong winds. we are talking low 70s for the weekend. back to you. >> thank you, anny. at 5:55. one lucky flier scored big bucks in las vegas without even stepping onto the strip. mccarren international airport revealed on twitter somebody one more than $932,000 playing a wheel of fortune slot machine in the airport. the person has not been identified but was apparently flying out of the airport and

before they left there were more than 1,300 slot machines in the airport. 2 airport visitors won jackpots and at least $1 million last year, as well. can you imagine that? >> that is amazing. take a listen to this. "batman v. superman: dawn of justice" was the knockout at the box office this opening weekend and fans can't seem to get enough. a deleted scene from the movie has hit the internet. it features jessie icenberg as lex luther interacting with a previously unscene alien. it will be part of the r director's cut of the movie. so, you have that version of the movie to look forward to. coming up in the next hour, firefighters are watching for flair ups after a brush fire in menlo park. find out why the recent rainstorms made the fire more difficult to put out. the rain made it worse? plus, a man was shot after pulling out a weapon at the u.s. capitol. he is no you in the hospital this morning. we will tell you what happened. >> and a man wanted if are shooting a child in the east

bay is caught now. we will hear from the child's mother and see what she says now. >> a live look at the san mateyo bridge. traffic is rolling nicely here. a lot of space between cars. an easy ride and not as windy as it was yesterday on any of the bridges. here is the approach to the bay bridge. a lot more cars be you still looks just as good. we will be right back.

look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. the hijacking situation? cyprus has been resolved. good morning. i am darya folsom. >> and i am james fletcher. that happened while we were on the air this morning. we brought it to you as it was

happening. again, the final seven passengers still held hostage, four of them crew members and three passenger, were released from the plane hijacked and the hijacker reportedly has been arrested. >> it was supposed to fly from alexandria egypt to cairo, egypt, but a man with a explosive belt forced it to land in cyprus, hijacking the plane with 55 passengers and seven crew on board. all the people have been let go and the hijacker has been arrested. >> as you may imagine, people were on edge in the wake of the brussels terrorists attacks but the president of cyprus does not believe it was an act of terrorism but, instead, related to an issue he was having with his ex-wife. the hijacker, in fact, asked the officials to deliver a letter to his ex-wife in cyprus. >> yes. well i am sure we will find out more details about this entire situation, but good new,

everybody is safe on that plane. and we welcome you to the 6:00 hour. we have a check of weather and traffic. anything big on the roads before we get to the forecast. >> nothing big. i am tracking drive times and the bay bridge. >> we are tracking temperatures today? >> yes. not as windy today. that is the good news for us allergy sufferers who have been sneezing all morning long! cold this morning. that is the headline as you are stepping out the door. here is a live look at the bay bridge. clear skies starting off your tuesday morning. it is chilly. our school forecast, the kids who don't have spring break and are heading to school this morning at the bus stops, grab a jacket. the temperatures will be in the low 40s inland by 8:00 this morning. upper 40s in the bay shoreline. 40s for the coast. sunny skies by lunch time with upper 50s. it is one of those days where a jacket will be needed pretty much all day today. by the afternoon we will see

mid 60s out there. the breeze may pick up a little bit out there compared to this morning, but boy, nothing compared to yesterday where we had strong winds and gusts coming through. when i come back we will talk more about the highs for the east and south bay and take a look at the extended forecast, as well. the time is 6:02. here is robin. >> let's take a look at the commute into san francisco. a lot of back up here at the bring toll plaza. the back up stretches into the maze, right in the foot of the maze and into the eastern span of the was suspension. the normal commute heading into san francisco is reasonable. 16 to 20 minutes from downtown oakland or the maze to get over to the skyway. checking the drive times for the east bay, here is look at south 680 from the dublin interchange to fremont. if you are about to use it, it will be a good drive. 27 minutes from the 580-680 split heading to the south. to our news stories for you

this morning. a third alameda county sheriff deputy has been placed on administrative leave in the case of a man beaten while trying to get away from police. we have more from the emergency room services in dublin with terisa estacio to update us on the story. >> reporter: there will be a news conference addressing the matter later today. let's get you up to speed. kron 4 news is learning the case involved theft and bribery allegedly by a alameda county sheriff deputy, a 19 year veteran of the department. take a look at this. this is surveillance video. this case centers on this video. it shows two sheriff deputies striking a man down on the ground. those two deputies are now on paid leave as an investigation continues about whether they used excessive force it felt man on the ground, stanislaus pe trough, suffered several

broken bones. this entire matter is under investigation by three different agencies. items were taken from his car. they led him on the chase back this november. he had allegedly stolen a car. petrov's attorneys are expected to announce a lawsuit today against the alameda county sheriff department. now the alameda sheriff will be addressing this case and the new developments volcanoing the third deputy -- involving the third deputy today in a news conference. if the allegations are true, if the deputy did steal from petrov to bribe the couple to keep them quite quiet, it is unacceptable and they are no better than the criminals they arrested. more on the developing stories. the news conference will be held here, again, and we will have the latest so you can stay informed on news.kron4.com,

twitter and facebook. here in dublin, terisa estacio. back to you. >> thank you, terisa. thank you for the update. the time now is 6:04. happening now, the search for a man wanted for shooting an injuring an 8-year-old boy in the east bay is now other. let's take a look at the man they arrested, 32-year-old james jarrard, spotted driving in fairfield yesterday afternoon. a person called the cops and said he was there, he was followed into a parking lot. police got there and arrested him. it wasn't that easy. he tried to run and hide behind a lowe's improvement store and police shot him. while they did arrest him. this little boy's mom sighs she is glad somebody has been shot. >> i am glad he was caught. he needs to spend time paying for what he did to my son. i am not saying he deserved what he got, but at the same

time he is feeling when my son had to feel. >> in the meantime, joshua is still in the hospital. doctors say they will have to leave that bullet in his neck for the rest of his life. and today the latest out of brussels. it has been a week since the terrorist attack there is. 800 workers at the brussels airport's temporarily facilitys will be holding a mock check- in. the test will be held to gage the effectiveness of temporary check-in bestings. the airport workers will test new security measures. the bombs last week killed 35 people and injured 270 others at the airport and nearby subway station. happening now, a suspect shot after triggering a lockdown at the u.s. capitol is in critical condition this morning after undergoing surgery. 66-year-old larry russell dawson is facing charges after police say he triggered metal

detectors at the capitol's visitor's entrance yesterday. capitol police shot at him after he pulled out what looked like a weapon. police say they knew dawson from other incident, including an outburst in the house of representatives last year where he claimed he was a moffett. no officers were -- prophet. no officers were wounded in the accident but a bystander was hit by shrapnel and has minor injuries. well, the fbi was able to out a technique without apple's help to break into the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooter, now ending the lawsuit between apple. rook rook was killed -- syed farook was killed in a shootout with the san bernardino police

last november. firefighters are keeping an eye out for any flair up this is morning after a grass fire burned 13-acres in menlo park. you can see it was whipped by the wind. firefighters say grass in the area was higher than normal because of the receipt rainstorms, because the rain -- because of the recent rainstorms. that helped fuel the fire. that burned in a marsh area that is home to several homeless encampments and a fire investigator believes the fire may have started at one of the homeless encampments. no building were burned and nobody was hurt. store clerk in the east bay is recovering this morning after he was shot in the face with a pellet gun. this happened yesterday morning at the 7-eleven on east 14th street in san leandro.

police arrested this man, kevin wooden, for the shooting. witnesses say he tried to steal items from the store but was challenged by the clerk when he tried to leave. that is when the clerk pulled -- the man pulled out a pellet gun and shot the clerk in the eye. well, the dungeness crab season has been resumed and the season was delayed because of the high level of acid in the crab caused by the high amounts of algae in the oceans. the season was delayed for four months, causing the crab industry $48 million. fishermen, however, got the green light to start fishing over the weekend. right now they are testing the crab quality. there are concerns the crab may start motelling because it is so late in the -- molting

because it is so late in the season, but tests show that would not happen. well, the remaining piers of the old bay bridge may be imploded. there they went last november, the first phase. there is the bubble curtain. they had a air bubble curtain to prevent the dust and debris from spreading. if approved the 15 remaining piers will be destroyed using the same similar method everybody loves to watch. it will cost about $130 million to do it. >> all right. can't wait for that. still ahead on kron 4 morning news, police are looking for the than that used a ride sharing service and attacked one of the passengers with a bat. we will explain what happened. >> and a lawsuit is filed against elton john. who says the singer sexually assaulted. >> plus, the war worker's compensations setting records left -- warriors setting records left and right. and the ticket prices are also

setting prices. that story in a minute. >> and 92 and the san mateyo bridge is getting slow out of hayward but less than 20 minutes to get from nimitz to highway 101. a complete check of traffic after the break. >> and a live look at the approach to the bay bridge under clear skies. it is chilly out there. oakland is 49 degrees. it will get up to 65 for a high this afternoon.

welcome back. the time now is 6:13. the wind is not as much of an issue this morning, anny? >> things are looking good wind- wise. it may pick up a little this afternoon but we are starting out cold this morning, dentally. we are in the 30s in some locations. oakland, good morning to you, is in the mid 40s. our high is 64, hitting that between 3:00 and 4:00. northwest winds at 5 to 15 miles per hour. not as breezy as yesterday but it may pick up a little here and there. right now wind speeds are less than 10 miles per hour across the board, but they may get a little stronger throughout the day today. temperatures now, where is the coldest? pleasanton and livermore, no

surprise are now the upper 30s. 36 in santa rosa, 49 in downtown san francisco and 40s in san jose. our 24-hour temperature change showing us we are 8 degrees cooler in livermore now compared to this time yesterday. 9 in vallejo, 8 in santa rosa and 7 in hayward. dentally a lot of us feel that chill. by 10:00 -- definitely a lot of us feel that chill. by 10:00 we will be in the 50s across the board. by lunch time 50s and 60s under mostly sunny conditions. we did see showers come through yesterday afternoon for parts of the east and north bay communities. that may happen today when temperaturesly 3:00 will be in the 50s and 60s. pretty much all across the bay area temperatures should be similar to yesterday, maybe a couple degrees warmer. i mentioned the chance for a scattered shower or two because of the system we have here well off to the east. that could still trigger a couple of showers in the bay area, once again, possibly the east bay and areas in the south bay. other than that, i am

expecting mainly dry conditions for today and the rest of the week and into your weekend. here is a quick check of how things are shaping up for today. we will see low to mid 60s out there. 65 in livermore and in pleasanton. mid 60s in oakland. 61 in downtown san francisco. mid 60s in san jose and 65 in napa of the let's check out what is happening the next couple of days. temperatures will be milder tomorrow. low 70s by thursday under partly cloudy conditions. we will be dry through the weekend. a lot of low 70s for friday, saturday and sunday. i have mentioned a slight chance of a shower on monday. that system could bring us that possibility, but it also could miss us all together but i wanted to at least mention it. time now is 6:16. here is robin. off to the right on 80 into san francisco, although it is hot spot-free, it is packed at the toll plaza. thousand it is spilling -- now it is spilling over to the east

shore freeway. slow at 80 heading to the bay bridge. once you are on the bridge it is fine, but it is backed up to the toll plaza. 25 minutes is the average drive time from the maze to the skyway. i am tracking the ride on 92. no major problems from the east bay. hayward, unison city, san leandro, but it is slow on the nimitz heading south from 38 to the 92 connector. it will get better at the high- rise and moving well into foster city and san mateyo. the usual jam up for highway 4. no major problems. a couple of fender-benders here and there but the average drive time the 23 minutes from the bypass to 242. that is normal. and the nimitz freeway, the heavy traffic out of san leandro and hayward is starting to get heavy, off and on into union city, but not a bad drive time, 28 minutes from 238 to 237. the south bay commute is hot- spot free. it is pretty clear on 101 to

sunnyvale. 6:17 is the time. happening now police in fran are looking for a lyft or uber driver, they are not sure which one. this driver hit his passenger with a baseball bat just after 10:30 saturday night near richardson avenue in san francisco street. a 35-year-old man and the driver got into an argument over the route the driver was taking. the driver told the man to get out of the car. after the man got out he kicked the driver's car and that is when the driver himself got out with a metal bat and hit the man in the head before driving off. the passenger is expected to be okay we are told. new this morning elton john is being sued by his former bodyguard for sexual a hasment. jeffrey -- harassment. he says the 69-year-old singer groped him and inappropriately grabbed his chest. he says that elton john made inappropriate comments. he worked for elton john from

2002 to 2014. representatives for the pop star have not commented on the lawsuit. turning our attention to politics now as we update you on decision 2016. hillary clinton says the future of the supreme court could hang in the balance of the 2016 election. clinton held a rally in wisconsin last night ahead of the april 5th primary. she says the republican front- runner donald trump would bring division if he was allowed to shape the supreme court's future. many republican senators will not consider president obama's nominee for the property and it should be up -- for the supreme court and it should be up to the next president. and wisconsin governor and former presidential candidate scott caulker will announce his en-- scott walker will announce his endorsement in the republican presidential race, saying he will back whoever the recent nominee is but in recent

weeks he is saying he will, in fact, back ted cruz. walker said cruz was the only cannot that had a solid hance at beating trump. he ended his presidential bid back in december and called on others to join him so it would be easier to take on trump. guns will not be allowed at this summer's republican national convention in cleveland, ohio, now making that announcement. they say even though ohio is an open-carry state, people will not be allowed to walk around the quicken loans arena with a gun. a petition to allow guns went around with 45,000 signatures. the convention will be held in july. and now bay area sports. the warriors taking on the wizards at oracle arena tonight. they are hoping to extend the winning streak. it is currently at 53. they are looking to break the nba record for most wins in the

season. they need to win 7 more and that would beat the bull's old record so fringers crossed. >> yes. kick off is at 7:30 for tomorrow. >> yes. and the prices are through the roof. let's take a look at what appears to be the regular price for things. >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: when it comes to the world champion golden state warrior, the demand for the regular season tickets is not only high, it is off the charts. >> it is unbelievable. i have been with the warriors for 14 years. i have never seen anything like what we have seen this year. we are seeing tickets trade on the secondary market 80% what we have seen last season. >> reporter: that is if you get your tickets on warriors.com. it was the cheapist site to get tickets to tuesday's game at $90, for the worst seat in the house, all as the warriors chase the 1995 chicago bulls best season record of 72 wins and ten losses.

those at stubhub say the remaining warriors tickets may be higher than some play-off tickets this year. >> i guarantee you the first round will be less expensive than these remaining home games will be for the regular season, at least as long as the potential to break the bull's record is in place. >> reporter: the team has a chance to tie the '95 bull's record of 727 wins next week at oracle. as -- 72 wins next week at oracle. >> the average price for that game has been over $400. >> it is pretty unprecedented. on a day-to-day, week-to-week basis, no, i have never seen anything like this, not for regular season anything. not for regular season sustained day after day where ticket prices are this high. >> reporter: those with the warriors reminded me on monday, their website warriors.com is the only site out there that guarantees you an authentic ticket. they said they have had as many as 50 fake tickets sold on some

nights. people that bought tickets on other websites. in oakland, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. still ahead on kron 4 morning news, it is time to get your house ready for spring and even change your wardrobe as we enter the new season. i am always reluctant to do that. but we have tip on saving money, when you are ready to rotate the clock. plus, think twice before you eat a piece of food that dropped on the floor. why experts say the ten second rule is a myth. how about three seconds? >> better! [ laughing ] let's take a live look at the san mateyo bridge. traffic looks like it is rolling but it definitely has more volume than 20 minutes ago. in san mateyo it is 43 degrees. the high today will be 65.

welcome back. happening today there will be many events reenacting the

vietnam war memorialization. the san francisco veterans affairs help center will have a ceremony at 11:00 to honor all veterans from the vietnam war. you probably heard of the ten second rule. you drop something on the ground and pick it up, it is fine. this morning the health center is warping no it is not. this according to researchers in england. they say it is dangerous to eat food, even if it hit the floor for a couple of seconds. i said i did three seconds. study found harmful bacteria like e. coli and salmonella sticks to food the instant it lands on the ground and that puts you at risk of eating it. 37% of people researchers say that were polled would eat the food dropped. they are talking the kitchen floor. i must admit, it depends on where in my house drops. >> and what kind of food drops. if it is sticky food, i won't eat it. >> an oreo or skittle, they

are very resistant. >> yes. the bathroom, never. living room, dining room -- >> hardwood is fine and if it can roll it is all good. that is my criteria. >> and carpet, obviously. the fuzz will get all over that! [ laughing ] >> i saw pizza on the floor and ate it. >> but if it lands on the crust side it is fine. >> it landed on the cheese side. >> was it cold or warm. >> it was warm. it came out of the oven and i dropped the whole pizza. >> oh, my! hey, germs make you stronger! [ laughing ] well, coming up, amy has -- anny has a handle on the weather. she seems to be fine. >> and we are following the breaking news on egypt resolved this morning. >> everybody is fine this morning. we will tell you how it all came to a conclusion, coming

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welcome back to kron 4 morning news. it is a little cool out there. here is a quick check outside as we begin. we are waking up to clear skies out there. this camera yesterday was shaking around like crazy. it was really windy. today you can see it is a lot calmer. as you head out the door this morning, you should know it is a cold start. grab your jacket, maybe even a scarf. we have a slight chance if are a shower once again. we saw a pop of showers in the north and east bay communities. a slight chance once again today. tomorrow another cold start, a little milder. for the weekend sunny and warmer and the 70s are back. right now a quick check of the temperatures as you are getting ready this morning and the kids are hopefully out of bed.

37 in pleasanton and livermore, 43 in san jose, 49 in san francisco. now novato has cooled down, dropping into the upper 30s at this hour. 36 in santa rosa. when i come back we will take a look at the east bay and south bay communities and let you know how cool it will be for you today coming up a little later. the time is 6:31. back to you. >> thank you, anny. now, let's get back to breaking news we are following out of egypt where seven people are have been released from the plane that was hijacked and the hijacker arrested. there were seven people left on the plane. there were many more when the flight took off out of alexandria. here is video showing police escorting the hijacker himself. the plane was supposed to fly from alexandria, egypt, to cairo but ended up landing in cyprus after it was hijacked. people have been on edge in the wake of the brussels terror attack, but the president of

cyprus says this is not an act of terrorism but actually related to an issue the hijacker was having with his ex- wife. he asked forecasters to deliver a letter to the woman in cyprus. everybody, though, is out fine and nobody is hurt. more breaking news this morning. south korea says north korea has fired a short range projectile from its eastern coast. it is unclear whether the projectile was a ballistic missile or an artillery shell as president obama is planning to cuss the poses of threat by north korea neating with the south korea president and japanese prime minister on thursday in washington. they will discuss mon responses to -- common responses to security plans. theyarded military members to be had been they ordered military members to be on standby to nuclear strikes at any time. a third alameda sheriff deputy has been placed on leave

in the case of a man beaten while trying to flee from deputies. with he have kron 4 news terisa estacio live in dublin with the latest on the story at the office of emergency services. >> reporter: yes, james. a news conference will take place out here in lynn by the sheriff to give us -- in dublin by the sheriff to give us more information here. this video shows two sheriff deputies striking the man down to the ground. the deputies are on paid leave as the investigation continues about whether they used excessive force. the man on the ground is stanislaus petrov that suffered several broken bones. it is now coming out another deputy, a third, unrelate hd in the alleged beating, took items from petrov's car and gave it to a homeless couple near the scene, reportedly to keep them from saying anything about what they saw on this day. the entire matter is under investigation by three

different agencies. petrov led deputies on a chase from san leandro to san francisco back in november. he allegedly stole a car. petrov's attorneys will be announcing a lawsuit today against the alameda sheriff department. the sheriff will be addressing this case and the new developments involving the third deputy later today. a spokesperson with the sheriff's department has said that if the allegations are true, that if the deputy did really steal from petrov to bribe the couple to keep it all quiet, he says that was completely unacceptable. coming up a little later, we will be talking to the spokesperson with the alameda county sheriff's department to get more information about how they uncovered this third deputy. that is all coming up later here in dublin, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> thank you, terisa for the update on that. we will check back in with you throughout the morning. governor jerry brown is praising the new deal that would raise the minimum wage

across california saying it is a responsible and good idea. the agreement would raise the minimum from $10 which it is now, to $15 an hour by the year 2022. let's roll back the prompter so i can get information on this new plan. the governor had just approved this with labor leaders yesterday and calls it careful and responsible. so, they will be voting on this maybe as early as this thursday. 6:34 on the clock. in other headline, the man accused of robbing nearly a dozen banks in northern california, including several here in the bay area will appear in federal court later this week. kenneth ellis, dubbed the bearded bandit, was originally scheduled to appear in court in martinez but the fbi stepped in and wants to file criminal complaints against him so he will be appearing in federal court in oakland on thursday. he stole more than $24,000 from 11 different banks and was caught in brentwood last week after someone recognized him from pictures they had seen on the news. four familys in the north bay are without a home this

morning after their apartment complex was destroyed during a woman's suicide attempt. this happened at a complex on barber drive in santa rosa. the woman that lived in the building was upset because she was going to be evicted. she doused herself and her apartment in gasoline and set it all on fire. her son lives next door and saw what was happening and rescued her. she is in the hospital now suffering from 3rd degree burns. she will likely face charges when she is released. the other families are okay but without a place to stay. castro is bashing president obama's historic trip to the island nation. fidel castro rejected obama's visit to cuba last week and his words of reconciliation. he wrote in a cuba doesn't need anything from the united states. president obama was seen frequently with fidel's brother

and current cuban president, raul castro, during his visit but the president did not meet with fidel castro. cuba applauded when the president said they should move beyond decades of animosity. more people are getting sick from recalled pistachios and health experts think there will be even more reports of people getting sick. we will tell you what you need to know. >> and don't wait inial the last minute to buy you -- wait until the last minute to buy yourmore's day gift. we will -- buy your mother's day gift. >> and a live look at the golden gate bridge. san francisco currently 50 degrees. the high today will be 63.

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news. at 6:40, if you are looking to save money as you get ready for spring, we have you covered. fatwalllet.com is out with their april shopping guide. and mother's day is next. may 8th! >> they say the best prices of the year on spring items through april add up to, again, mother's day. but one of the suggestions now, you do this at your own risk, but they say you can expect to see sales on spring cleaning items. if you want to give your mother or wife who is also a mother clean items for mother's day. >> if you want to be killed. are you kidding me? >> right. but the best prices -- just saying. >> shop for cleaning stuff but don't give it to your mom. what else, clothing is always good. the name brand clothing and active wear have sales in the spring 20% to 40% off with april sales. keep an eye out for that. plus, lawn, patio and garden

stuff is 30% off. >> and finally, don't forget, as we said with mother's day coming around, you will save money if you shop for mom in april instead of waiting until may. the best prices are in the next month. >> next month is now, right? isn't isn't that next week? next week is april. >> get on it. >> think about it now, james! >> note to self! [ laughing ] and it is a cold start out there this morning. we are tracking temperatures in the 30s for parts of the east bay. i will let you know exactly what areas are seeing the coldest numbers coming up on kron 4 morning news after the break.

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we are back coming up on 6:45. an egypt airlines flight hijacked has now ended with

good news. everybody on board has been released and nobody was hurt. investigators don't believe it was an act of terrorism. and a third alameda sheriff deputy has been placed on leave in a case of a man beaten while trying to run away from deputies. you can see the surveillance video of the beating in the mission district. attorneys for the man beaten will go into detail later this morning on the claims. >> and the search for a man wanted for shooting an 8-year- old boy in the east bay is now over. police shot james jarrard while he was trying to flee in fairfield. he is expected to recover. the 8-year-old boy he shot is still recovering as well in the hospital. a bullet in his neck, doctors say, will have to be left there. the seem is 6:45. we are taking a look at the weather, waiting for things to warm up a tad. >> yes. it will warm up but it is cold out there now. i know as you are waking up and stepping out the door this morning you probably felt the chill in the air. with resee'sing upper -- we are seeing upper 30s, maybe

even mid possess this morning. here is a live look at the san mateyo bridge. we are starting off with clear skies. san jose, good morning to you. you are at 43. our high today is 66. we will hit that between 3:00 and 4:00. northwest winds will be around 5 to 10 miles per hour. while the wind it's won't be as strong as yesterday -- a lot of it has died down -- we will see breezy spots still this afternoon. the coldest mid 30s are in santa rosa, they are 36. east bay good morning to you. 37 in pleasanton and also 234 livermore right now. 45 in oakland. 40s in san jose. low 40s in sunnyvale and 49 in downtown san francisco. yes, jackets for the kids a must this morning, especially if you are in the colder communities. our we have bay shore highs is mid 60s in oakland, 65 in hayward, 67 in danville and

san ramon, 65 in livermore and upper 60s potentially in brentwood. you are the warm spot on the map. and to the south bay communities, a chilly start for you. 66 in san jose. a lot of locations will be close to average today, including cupertino at 67. for the peninsula 64 in san bruno. low 50s in san francisco and pacifica. here is the stormtracker around the bay seven-day forecast. gradual warm up. low 70s for thursday and friday. the weekend looks to be really fantastic now. it will be dry with plenty of sunshine. we had the rock & roll half marathon going on on sunday. that will be a really nice sunday morning. clear skies are expected. on monday just a slight chance for a shower. time now is 6:47. here is robin with traffic. yes. there is no major problems on the bridge.

for those of you about to leave emoryville, berkeley and albany, it is stop and go back from the richmond portion of westbound 80. no problems there but it is packed. you will have to deal with that slowing. in the maze, through the toll plaza and after that it is clear across the upper deck. the drive time is holding steady at 23 minutes from downtown oakland to the westbound skyway with no major hot spots to add to the slow traffic trey. 92 and the san mateyo bridge is at a crawl coming out of hayward. it starts after the 880 split, jammed along the flat section. speeds will increase as you reach the high-rise. the average time, drive time is 20 minutes right now. let's head over the richmond san rafael bridge. a back up here on the left hand side. not a bad ride.

stop and go through the toll plaza, but the span open and clear. on 80 there is a crash on the upper east shore freeway. this is westbound 80 and app yen way, blocking two lanes. not a major hot spot but it is jamming traffic from highway 4. it picks you have after the scene and you will have to work more slowing after that in stretches. the drive time is 21 minutes from hercules to the maze. that drive time could go up if chp doesn't get this crash out of the way shortly. take a look at this. a blinding dust storm being blamed for a pile up in the mojave desert in southern california. 28 people injured in this chain reaction crash yesterday. high winds blew dust and sand around bringing visibility to about zero. wind gusts were clocked at upwards of 50 miles per hour. three people were hospitalized after the crash. is a live where it happened had to be closed for several

hours. new this morning, a judge is going to consider the fate of model janice dickinson's lawsuit against comedian bill cosby. dickinson is suing cosby for defamation. last year, over his legal team's denial of her claim that cosby raped her. she said the comedian drugged and raped her in 1982 duh cosby's attorneys say the case should be thrown out because shed had changes in her -- she had changes in her story about cosby over the years. dozens of women have the same stories about cosby being drugged and raped but the statute of limbs has passed. and janice dickinson now says she has breast cancer. the noninvasive cancer in her right breast was caught in the early stages and she hopes to use this experience now to inspire others.

and a new warning about the painkiller pent nil. five people have actually -- fentanyl. five people have died and 15 more have been sick after taking painkillers mixed with fentanyl. the drug is believed to be added directly to capsules and selling them on the streets as something else. some people thought they were taking nor co, another prescription painkiller. and people are continuing to test positive for salmonella after eating pistachios from walgreens. wonderful pistachios were recalled earlier this month because of a possible link to salmonella in nine different states, including here in california. the cdc traced the outbreak to paramount farms in lost hills near bakersfield. a total of 11 people have gotten sick from eating the

pistachios. they are also sold under trader joe's and under the brand paramount farms. the cdc is warning more cases linked to the contaminated pistachios could come up in recent weeks. so, not only trader joe's but now also walgreens. instagram is backing off a bit about the changes it had planned for its new look for the feeds. it got backlash if users. earlier the company announced it wanted to change the look of the news feed, arranging photos based on what they think is most interesting to you, instead of the chronological feed with the newest stuff on top. kyleer jenner and other celebrities voiced frustration and instagram heard it loud and clear, so they are delaying testing nationwide, but they are still testing the changing with a small group of users.

the dow is off to a negative start. futures tradings before the opening bell have opened negative and now the dow is off by 96 points. we will talk winners and losers and break down the headlines out of wal-mart today coming up. and we will be back at kron 4 morning news continues. there is a live shot with nice, sunny, clear skies. it makes you get in the mood for a little warm up we have in store. it is chilly out there this morning. we will be back with more in a couple minutes.

in health news new research finds the met trainian diet is good if are bone -- mediterranean diet is good for bone health. a study looks at bone health in post menopausal women. they found women that have the diet were less likely to suffer

from hip fractures. studies show the mediterranean diet can help keep your brain young, help you live longer and manage your weight. the diet includes vegetable, fruit, nuts, beans and pea, and olive oil and fish. >> sounds all healthy. >> yes. you notice what i am not saying, i didn't -- the story didn't say eat less burgers and red meat. it didn't say that. >> you are retire. one lucky person scored big bucks in vegas. this is at mccarren international airport there. the airport saying on twitter one of its own was playing the wheel of fortune slot machine and won nearly a million dollars. the person wasn't identified, but apparently was flying out of the airport. they were just on cloud nine, literally and figuratively as they were flying out of the way.

>> we know it was a local. >> yes. two airport visitors won jackpots, by the way, of at least $1 million last year, as well. it can happen. >> you know how i feel. it will never happen to you! >> all right. [ laughing ] ahead on kron 4 morning news, rapper sean diddy combs getting into education. and a little boy shot in concord now has police tracking down the shooter. how police were able to track him down, coming up. >> and we are tracking weather, straight ahead.