he'll show us, the south. is that what you want? reduce it to a military conflict when the vote came in the senate, the whole package op nothing, it went down in defeat. henry clay collapsed in his seat. you gave the senators, it said, a choice, the whole thing or nothing. i can't approach, said one northerner, for a bill that includes the fugitive slave law. give me the right to pick and choose to favor california, new mexico, and the resolutions on the district of columbia, but i'll never vote for the fiewmg tiff slave owner. poor clay who was really -- he didn't have much time to live. he left to try to regain his health, and fortunately, the senator from illinois took over. he never approved the package deal because he said the package deal unites the enemies of compromise. what we need to do is to unite the friends of the union. he then proceeded to have each one of the bills reintroduced and passed. by the end of the summer, the compromise of 1850 #, and he admitted it was clay's compromise, those would be a resolution, it pass

korea, tomorrow, the day the south korean government has the highest possibility for a possible missile launch from north korea. neighbors of the u.s. osan air base are used to military drills. when the battery goes up and armed pointed north to the sky they know that this is not another ordinary maneuver i feel much more secure with the u.s. army right next to us, says this business owner. even north korea has threatened to attack u.s. bases. the missiles a sign that the region is ready to counter a possible attack, not just in the military towns, across south korea's cities, amid the rush of daily life, visible signs of preparation for a potential disaster. this is all underground parking. 24 underground locations. that's just in one district says this man with the civil defense unit. this is the city's latest disaster plan. this sign says shelter in korean, as part of this city's emergency disaster plan, if something happens, people are supposed to try to get into this and other parking structures in the city and yo

and the south having done so much. felt it had a right to bring the slaves into that. slavery was protected under the constitution. to make it more of a package of compromises. they disagree. to take any issue of disagreement and if one side imposes its will, you have to get both sides to agree. how you do that? so with a compromise there are no losers. every side past to learn that they are getting something that they need or want. that they have to agree for something that once. let me read what henry clay had to say about compromises. politics is not about its ideological purity or moral self righteousness but it is about governing but then they could never govern effectively. all government, and all society is formed upon the principle of mutual confession, a concession politeness. wouldn't that be nice? courtesy. unless there is a compromise. when i broke my biography of henry clay i was calling to call it henry clay cover the great compromiser. in his lifetime also with a great pacific cater it came back and said what? arthur schlesinger said don't use the word c

a warning of mail theft in the south bay. to the postal inspection service someone is stealing mail from san jose residents. there have been several incidents reported near the stadium but the postal service says it can happen anywhere. they say don't leave your outgoing mail in the mailbox, instead, drop it off at the nearest blue mailbox. >> big step for the long planned san francisco central subway connecting south of market to china town. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard will show us what arrived at the construction site. cornell? >> it is quite a site, good morning, if you have wondered what it takes to dig a subway tunnel, this is it. first pieces of the giant tunnel boring machine just arrived and they are super huge. more pieces will arrive later from china. when it is assembled it will be 300' long. now comes the hard part, lowering them to a hole with the starting point called the launch box. two of the tunnel boring machines will dig 1.5 miles to north beach to create the central subway project. putting the machin

also, the map shows you, an issue for 880 and 680. southport of five cars involved in a crash that's happened over the last 15 minutes. we see a considerable slowdown for the dumbarton bridge for the san mateo bridge. look at that slowing coming out of fremont in toward the rest of the south bay. looking at the slowdown coming off of the san mateo bridge for 880 and also for 680. right around highway 86 coming out of niles. that has cleared. we have all that backed up there. that is not too bad this morning. we have a smooth drive heading toward the maze and through the caldicot tunnel. disabled vehicle reported on the lower deck. not an issue coming out of san francisco and here through berkry. you see the camera shaking. be careful. watch the richmond ribridge and all of your bridges >>> we all know silicon valley tech companies offer plenty of perks to keep employees on campus. >> today, we are learning a well-known freeb by ie is an is for the irs. >> there is no such thing as a really free lunch. >> the irs wants to make your salary pa

then it's hung up to the south of the city. what it will do is keep the clouds in place and we'll struggle to get to the 70, 70-degree mark. here's radar and temperatures, 6 a.m. keeping in mind we're mild, still into the 60s, maybe a shower going into the day on wednesday. look how mild this gets as we get into the day on thursday. 77 to 80 degrees. that is the mild air that will lock into thursday and friday. 60 for tonight. we could see a thunderstorm north of the city. tomorrow 72 degrees, a shower possible. this time around south of the city. the forecast going into wednesday night stays mild with the temperature around 55. so here is your exclusive seven-day forecast. 72 with a couple of showers. thursday is the pick of the week. 75 degrees. friday is not bad either. we'll start off with sunshine and late in the day there's going to be a cold front that could bring in showers, gusty thunderstorms. we'll talk more about that coming up at 5:30. >>> all right. we've got sad breaking news out of dallas. the voice of the nfl p

to the protection of south korea? and when you have allies, you have principles on the line. if you're not willing to protect your basic principles, 30,000 troops we have there, a lot of american interest, and by extension, japan, then i don't know how good our foreign policy is. >> the u.s. has to stand by the treaty obligations. >> no question about it. we have no legitimacy otherwise. >> ambassador, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >>> a history of threats, is kim jong-un more likely to follow through or back down? >>> and we're tracking the money. how is he paying for his dangerous game of chicken? on ce to show google users what they've been missing on bing. let's bing it on. [fight bell: ding, ding] how many here are google users? what if i was to tell you that you would actually like bing way more than google when it came to the results? prove it. let's look up some taco places. i like the left side. yeah? okay, do we need to find out what the waves are like down at the beach? what side do you like better? i

has indirect contacts with the south korea, japan, china. where should the u.s. be engaged right now in trying to ease this crisis? >> well, i think there are basically two tracks. one is with our allies, south korea and japan. i think it's been very important that we reassure them and that we not pull back on these annual exercises. so if there's an air component to these exercises, we need to go through with that. because we really need to assure our allies. that's one track. the second track is of course with china. china, they may deny they have a lot of leverage with the north koreans, but they do. and there's a lot more they can do. a third possible track might be with the north koreans. but they have kind of started this dance and i'm not sure it would be in our interest to be kind of approaching them. i think you would leave in their mind that we're somehow worried or afraid or somehow blinking. so i think we need to be very careful in how we would deal directly with the north koreans. i would rather see much more of an effort with china. >> tommy, you kno

the u.s. and south korean officials believe the threat of a missile launch to be dragged out for some time. many experts predict the young menacing leader will make some sort of move to bolster his image. >> secretary of state john kerry will make one more stop before returning to to he will fly to chicago to meet with the parents of the young girl who tried earlier this month that a suicide attack while delivering text books in southern afghanistan. john kerry talked to the parents after she died and today he will meet them in person. >> in iraq, officials say a series of bombings in several cities killed nearly 30 people and injured more than 100 others. the bombings were reported in baghdad, falusia and towns south of baghdad. these occurred less than one week before the iraqi about since the u.s. troop withdrawal >> a 27- year-old 27eldersburg was killed when her blackhawk helicopter crashed in southern afghanistan last month and flags will be at half staff in maryland and washington, d.c. still ahe

so you already see the breaking off of the south fate with the confederacy. >>host: did jefferson davis actually when an election? >> he was a senator. he was nominated in a constitutional convention of the moderates of montgomery february 1861. i don't think he did actually. people think the emetic -- emitter -- american constitution was a replica but it wasn't. they innate made a number of crucial changes and one was the one-term executive of five years so he avoided reelection. >>host: professor stephanie mccurry was there lot of political infighting during the war in the south? >> there was. and no formal political parties. what is interesting about the confederacy is a lot of things were planned but never materialized. the political opposition in a clique form but everybody was a democrat. there was not a republican party ticket you could not vote for him and maybe in the deep south you could go for lincoln but they were all watching aunt and some of those were profoundly opposed to the davis a administration on good grounds that the davis administration

the south koreans do. japan, china. but where should the u.s. ngaged right now, trying to ease it crisis? >> i think there are basically two tracks. one is with our allies, south korea and japan. i think it's been very important that we reassure them, and that we not hold back on these annual exercises. so if there's an air component to these exercises, we need to go through that. we need to assure our allies. that's one track. the second track is, of course, is with china. china may deny that they have a lot of leverage with the north koreans. but they do. and there's a lot more they can do. a third possible track might be with the north koreans. but you know, they kind of started this dance. i'm not sure it would be in our interests to approach them. to leave in our mind that we're worried, afraid or somehow blinking. i think we need to be very careful if how we would deal directly with the north koreans. i'd rather see a much more of an effort with china. >> tommy, you know that back when he was a candidate in 2007, 2008, president obama at th

mississippi has become the launching state in the south which means in the union. so the family decided to get out of harm's way even before the case was fully resolved. so they moved to memphis 70 miles away, far enough to be relatively safe and close enough to keep track of the local process. that is where frederick thomas got some more formal education he went to a school for black youth founded by northerners and built on the rudiments he acquired. with that is where the second tragedy hit the family. and frederick's father louis was murdered in a very brutal fashion in a way i could describe in more detail but that would be a spoiler and i want you to read the book. then that marks the beginning of frederick's independent life which can be traced through four segments of his life later and each of those is marked by a completely original move on his part and he broke the mold for black americans with every step that he took. 1890 he decided to go north to seek employment. this was the case before the great migration began which began only in earnest after the

shower to the south tomorrow but the day will be fine. a lot of clouds tomorrow, sun break at the end of the day, mid highs into the 70's the rest of the week. it looks dry tuesday, maybe a shower late in the at a wednesday but it's not a big thing, a good piece of the day will be fine. fridayy looks dry but and saturday, cold front comes in, kinda strong so by the end of the day friday and saturday morning, a good chance of rain. >> thank you. the chance of a lifetime for kids. of area well, it's the opportunity to learn from the pros. former raven players matt stover theirild richardson held second annual free kicking clinic at m&t bank stadium. three dozen kids came out to learn the basics was theing and punting from former super bowl champs. >> you're teaching skills, what matt and i learned. whatever you get involved in, you got to give 100%, you got work hard, you got to go to and make good grades. there's things you have to do to achieve goals and what we're teach today is you set goals and say i want to do this. off, the former pl

with its a recurrence threats against washington and seoul pyongyang declared a state of war with the south and vowed to restart its main nuclear reactor in response to you and sanctions meanwhile soaring tensions led to you was said to position military hardware off the north northeast coast including a warship and a sea base rate a platform south korea says it will retaliate if it's attacked earlier i spoke to seal based correspondent joe's of cambridge says america's do politics in the region is what's behind pyongyang's fiery rhetoric. in terms of people in the capital in seoul there's not much reaction and much alarm as these threats and the rhetoric from north korea has been continuous throughout the years we've seen an annual drills with south korea and the us that north korea has continuously condemned and denounced them but the u.s. and south korea continually do these drills so we can see that a lot of these rhetoric these harsh rhetoric that are coming out of north korea in pyongyang are in response to these these military exercises as we mentioned a warship has come on the korea

above average in the south bay with sunshine and 75 at sunnyvale to 79 as los gatos. we will have mid-to-upper 60's along the coast today, upper 50's to lower 60's and warmer than year. mid to upper 60's in downtown south san francisco and sausalito with mid-to-upper 70's through the north bay valley and on the east bay shore, 69 in hayward, the cool spot at 74 in castro valley and hercules and inland we will fine the warmest weather at 75 in san ramon and 80 in antioch. breezes tomorrow dropping the temperatures two to four degrees and we will drop another four to six degrees on sunday and another four to six degrees on monday with temperatures below average on monday in the 50's at the coast and low-to-mid 60's and the 70's and 80's come back in the forecast in the middle part of next week. have a great day. >> good morning, at 4:48. we take a live look outside, at walnut creek, southbound 680, you are moving along well but we starting to see a buildup of traffic at 24 but the commute from pleasant hill is not bad. we have no crabs to report so that is the good news.

>>> on this wednesday morning, live look at the south bay. san jose with a nice orange sky out there. nice day with rain later in the week. it is 5:12 right now. zynga, officially launching its first real money online gaming site. zynga plus poker and zynga plus ca casino only available in the uk, help hopie i hoping to make a move to burst revenue. gaming and gambling sites are expected to be unveiled in the coming months. real money gambling is illegal in most states in the u.s., but the san francisco bay's company says it is planning to expand into other european markets later on this year. >>> securities and exchange commission is giving companies the go ahead this morning to post financial data to twitter and facebook. scott mcgrew points out, they already were. >> yeah. in fact, lawyera one of those postings really raised this question about whether it should be legal. the answer is yes, so long as you warn your investors ahead of time. the case actually dates back to netflix, posting by reed hastings, to bragged on facebook that netflix

another has been a provocation against the south. there are all sorts of ways something bad can happen. i think the tension also arises from the fact that there is a new leader in north korea. from the third in line kim family. the grandfather for many years' son was in charge for more than a decade. , thirdhave a 29-year-old generation leader who has probably used more outrageous language then his father ever did. more threatsd out in a row than his father and grandfather have done in recent years. there is concern maybe he does not know the limits. another element of difference is getting the government in south korea and china and in japan. the president has handled this all very carefully and very steadily. there is some kind of retaliation. the potential of accidents happening is there. a lot of new leaders in the region feeling each other out. il?t: did you meet kim jong- guest: i was there twice. the first time in 1994. i went there at another time of tension when the north koreans had shot down one of our military helicopters

thanks for having me. >> does the u.s. and southorean allies, the japanese, are they still bracing for north korea to launch a missile, or a series of missiles within the next few hours, or days? what is the latest assessment? >> anytime somebody like this who has capabilities to launch a missile makes those threats, you have to take them seriously. so yes, i think u.s. forces are on posture to deal with that, same with the japanese, same with the south koreans. and the unpredictable part of this is you see a little bit of a different behavior with the chinese. they've got this on-again/off-again relationship with the north koreans over time. about 65% of their foreign goods come through china. they are taking a little bit of a different turn here, which is a positive thing against north korea. so you have the japanese on edge, the u.s., the south koreans, now you see the chinese taking a little bit of a different posture, wolf. i looked at that as a good sign to start trying to unwind this thing. >> are there any indications that k

upper 40s and low 50s in the south bay. how about your thursday. we're going to cool off but it will be very nice down here into san jose. 72. 68 in santa cruz. 72 palo alto for the east bay, down 10 to 15 degrees from today. low 70s in dublin, pleasanton. 74 walnut creek. 69 hay hayward. 67 san francisco. 74 santa rosa. 50s to low 60s at the coast. while we're getting cooling, no rain in the forecast for saturday. that's another good side effect here. by sunday, much cooler air aloft will be arriving and note this, temperatures will go from the upper 80s today to 60s as we head throughout monday and also tuesday. so keep the jackets handy. i hope you enjoyed the shorts and flip-flops. i saw people in san francisco with popsicles, acting like it was 100 degrees. you've got to love it. >> do you have shorts and flip-flops on? >> no, i wish. >>> still ahead, animal invasion? the surprising guests showing up in a south bay neighborhood. >>> i'm marianne favro. coming up, i'll tell you about a job fair for veterans in san jose and what businesses who ar

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the biggest bull's-eye on it. seoul is only about an hour's drive south of the dmz. there is growing concern about these incremental steps that appear to be leading to a possible, we stress possible conflict. there continues to be tough talk from the south korean government, and among the older generation, people who truly remember the 1950 to 1953 korean conflict, a bloody conflict that also claimed many american lives. there is concern about that possibility. but overwhelmingly, there is numbness in this city. they have seen these missile launches before. so for the place with the biggest target on it, it is praying this will also, if there is a missile launch, only be a test. now, for the view from china, my colleague, david mckenzie? david? >> that's right, kim. here in beijing, north korea has had few friends for a long time, but china has always been one of them. western diplomats believe china could hold the leverage point to solve the situation diplomatically. because china could literally cut the taps off to north korea, with fuel and food supplies. but on t

the off ramp should be open. southe the build slowing. 84 into livermore, no major issues. 580, a crash and some debris that caused the crash. cleanup and activity there is a distraction. any problems as you head through toward the dublin interchange causes more slowing for the volume. north 680 has continued to be a problem over the last half hour as we still have the crash starting to clear at hoffstetter road. the northbound direction is not usually a problem. it should be gone in the next few minutes. that should be an issue as well. starting to show the slowdown for 101/87 as well as 85. we'll end with a quick view of the toll plaza at the bay bridge. the metering lights are on. there is fog around the area. >>> this just into our newsroom. major star power teaming back up with the 49ers to try and help bring the super bowl to the south bay. former niners quarterback, steve young and former head coach, george see feifert to join. the new stadium is a finalist to host super bowel in 2016. the other is florida's lif

half of the dmz and half in north korea. u.n. negotiators and south have been negotiating peace for decades. the day we visited there was a rare ceremony. the north koreans were returns remains of an unidentified american or british soldier from the korean war. it was the only repatriation this year. no salute between united nations and korean officers. there is still hostility. but this decorated soldier who held the line many years ago is finally coming home. patriots continue to guard freedom at this final frontier of the cold war. >>> and that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. map

the south koreans have said no fault -- so far as north korea has rejected the request for talks. they said if they truly want dialogue and negotiations, they should apologize for all hostile acts. potentially maybe in a few day'' time we may see talks, particularly about the future of the apparently closed industrial complex were 200 south korean workers remain. to go south korea says they will inject more than 15 billion into the economy. says it willorea inject more than 15 billion into the economy. the money will be used to create jobs, build the stagnant real estate market and cover a tax revenue shortfall. pakistan's former president will not be allowed to run for the national assembly in upcoming elections. he had been cleared to campaign for northern pakistan but now being disqualified. he has been barred from running four l fou -- in all constituencies he applied for. a new session of parliament in kenya. the arrival one in a closely- contested vote last month. we're joined from our reporter in niobe -- nairobi. >> we are just outside the parliament now. we are expecting

officials in the u.s. and south korea have long been pushing for denuclearization on the korean peninsula, but it is getting almost impossible to convince north korea's leaders to abandon their nuclear program. >>> south korea's president is standing firm in the face of the growing threats from her neighbor. park geun-hye ordered her ministers and intelligence chief to be prepared to deter or respond to any provocation. park held her first security minister's meeting since she took power in february. she stressed national security is the cornerstone of her administration. the president went over possible counter measures against north korea. she said south korean forces will strike back strongly in the event of an attack. park also noted it is just as important to contain north korea with military deterrents and diplomacy. she said that will stop authorities in pyongyang from even thinking about challenging their neighbor. >>> a people tested by politics and history. innovators whose technology spread around the wor

this is a sharp escalation in the crisis. south korea says it is ready to respond with military action if the safety of its citizens is threatened. >> a senior washington official has confirmed the pentagon is deploying an advanced missile defense system to the pacific to defend american bases from attack. the unit will be based in guam. >> the u.s. defense secretary cited a real and clear danger from north korea. >> they are among the few south korean workers to return from the industrial park. all are free to leave, but over 800 have opted to stay to keep their companies running. trucks bringing supplies have been turned back at the border, and no new workers from the south are being allowed in. it is a worrying time for company managers. >> it is not only a problem for into korean relations. it is also a risk to my business. i am very worried that things will deteriorate further, causing damage that could be hard to repair. >> i am worry. we cannot do business, and i feel anxious. it is such a waste of time. >> it is one of the

the south koreans do. japan, china. but where should the u.s. be engaged right now, trying to ease this crisis? >> i think there are basically two tracks. one is with our allies, south korea and japan. it's important that we assure them and not hold back on these exercises. we need to really assure them, so that's one track. the second track is with china. china may deny they have a lot of leverage with the north koreans, but they do. and there's a lot more that they can do. a third possible track might be with the north koreans. but they kind of started this dance. i'm not sure it would be in our interest to be kind of approaching them. i think you would leave in your mind that we're worried or afraid or somehow blinking. i think we need to be very careful how we will deal with the north koreans. i would rather see much more of an effort with china. >> tommy vietor, you know that back when he was a candidate in 2007, 2008, president obama at that point made it clear. he's willing to talk to these kind of despots without preconditions. dennis rod

every nation has got the right to defend itself. so southea has every right to react quickly if something like that happens. whether they deem it in their judgement the best thing to do is a matter of the circumstances. >> warner: and brief final word from you, patrick cronin what is the danger of escalation. if you had a tit for tat a taxed north shells a disputed island. the south shells where that shot came from, does it end there? >> well, escalation is not likely. but it's increasingly possible. risk is growing. north korea is closing in on the capability of having nuclear missiles. that means governments are going to act maybe with me risk than they would have before. >> warner: and the u.s. will be involved. all right, patrick cronin and general gregson, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: still to come on the "newshour": venezuelans head to the polls; ideas to simplify the tax code; a fight, for the rights, to broadcast; shields and brooks and we remember comedian, jonathan winters. but first, the other news of t

in the second, things should start in 10-15 minutes. south 101 past tully into capital, there is a crash in the slow lane. the earlier slowing i saw for the last couple of minutes has, indeed, smoothed out. chp should be arriving shortly. we don't hear about any major injuries. i will track that. southbound 101 away from 280 and 680. let's talk about that 880 crash at stephenson at whiple. that's cleared from the off ramp. the cash lanes going on. the fast-track lanes are still clear. no metering lights. we'll track the freeway. >>> it is 6:08. coming up, we'll show you a big-time event, clearing and show you the pitch that shows fists flying down in southern california. >>> we'll have a high-tech update to the abbott and costello, who is on first ahead in business news. plus, 200 homes destroyed by a raging fire. what investigators are pinpointing as a reason to are the flames and how they spread so quickly. >> right now, we'll give you a long distance picturesque look. that is the bay bridge. a little bit of that fog there that christina lo

then by midnight it's clear in the south bay. santa cruz mountains, tight pressure gradient and windy conditions sunday night into monday. tenth to a quarter of an inch far north sonoma county. elsewhere, couple hundredths from the central bay to south bay. highs underneath the clouds, mostly cloudy skies, low 60s for san francisco, upper 60s for the south bay. pretty much where we should be for this time of the year and heading to the giants game, a lot of clouds around, maybe spotty showers in the morning but it looks like the game should be dry and temperatures dropping through the 50s. then a chance of rain late and by monday, very windy. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. tuesday, wednesday, we got 70s and 80s, slightly cooler with a return to onshore flow thursday, friday and saturday, still very nice. >> ama: thank you lisa. >> colin rush, what is going on. >> this is my favorite time of the year. superbowl is great but the tournament. the last time louisville won it all. cardinals led by ellison, remember this guy? the top o

the south subsidizes the regime in all kinds of ways. it sends food and fuel, employs workers in the joint park. all the money paid to the workers goes straight to the regime. because if we can't get an actual nonproliferation deal, if we can't get them to stop this kind of thing, you are in a sense feeding the beast. and at some point we may want to ask ourselves, we can't influence the chinese. what we can do is influence ourselves, the south koreans, the japanese, and we say to this dictatorship, either you get rid of your nuclear weapons, or no money of any kind, no goodies, no fuel, nothing, the extortion racket is over. >> fareed zakaria, christiane amanpour, guys, thanks very much. an important note to our viewers, watch christiane on her show, amanpour airing on cnn international. weekdays 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. eastern. and tune in to fareed zakaria gps sundays. >>> still ahead, north korea's first lady rarely seen, or heard from, if ever. we're pulling back the kurt tape on her secretive life and her influence.>>> happening now, [

china and the philippines remain in a stand off over islands in the south china sea. the simulation of maritime activity was was part of a drill defense forces from 11 countries. two military officers from the chinese embassy in manila observed for the first time. they say they have always helped in disasters and they're focussing on working together. >> it will definitely help in the building of confidence and the relationship among countries in the region. >> they accepted an invitation at the last minute. >>> analysts have been keeping track of spending by military leaders. they say it fell for the first time in more than a decade. >>> a report in stockholm says spending came to 753 billion. it was the first time expenditures fell year on year. cuts on the u.s. and europe drove the decline. it's share of the global total fell below 40% for the first time in two decades. spending fell by 6% year on year to $682 billion. china and russia are allocating more funds. spending by china rose almost 8%. they ranked second worldwide. russian leaders are focusing on bolsterin

the south bay with your northbound build. 101 and 87 showing the difference colors there.een. a live look at 101. the volume, pretty steady here, north from 680, 280 up toward mckie. >>> an eight-year-old boy is lucky to be alive after his heart stopped after being hit by a pitch during a little league game. he was at-bat when he watts hit by a pitch. he took five steps towards first base and then collapsed. spectators rushed to the boy performing cpr. first responders used a defibrilla defibrillator to get his heart pumping again. he was airlifted to oakland children's hospital. lel let's hope he is doing okay. >> the cpr people that aren't on duty. 6:46. still ahead, a south bay family goes public with their private pain. we'll let you know what they say about the gang rape investigation and talking allegations that they believe led their daughter to take her own life. how they are now demanding action to make sure something like this never happens again. >> plus, a ship still on its side in water more than a year after running aground. we're going to tell you what's tak

further to the south we look at the san mateo bridge we have a high wind advisory and expect to see some delays starting tomorrow for the next two weeks with automatic toll plazas installed. >> new this morning, san francisco police chief is dropping a controversial plan to arm some officers with tasers. he made the announcement at the police commission meeting. katie marzullo has the latest from the newsroom. >> this is surprising. the chief had been pushing for the tasers not for the entire force but for about 70 officers specially trained in crisis intervention. this morning, the "san francisco chronicle" is reporting the chief is taking his proposal off the table. he says after taking public suggestions under advisement and changing the policy for how the tasers could be used, usage was so restrictive the less lethal weapons were no longer viable and tells the chronicle that officer would give so much pause to "if" they should use the taser it would put them and the public at more risk. at a hearing in august an expert on taser induced heart failure outlined why there should be restr

the armistice. this sounds like a threat to provoke south korea and the united states. it's unclear what they will gain with this series of threats. >> a u.s. veteran has finally come face-to-face with a south korean woman he saved during the korean war 60 years ago. former airman and radio mechanic, richard cadwallader was reunited on sunday in seoul. she was severely burned during an accident in the war. her mother carried her to a u.s. base and begged for help. he did his best to make sure she got medical attention. he asked the government to find kim, now 71 years old. >> she and her mother were two examples of the most courageous people i've ever known. so this is a monumental day for me. i'm very happy. >> officials from south korea's ministry of patriots and veteran's affairs organized the reunion. they hope events like this can help bring south korea and it's allies closer together. >>> japanese government officials have been discussing how to protect japan's maritime interests. they've released a draft of their plans for the next five years. they plan to increas

north korea, now, rejecting a new offer from the south to ease tensions. calling it a crafty trick. just as world leaders watch even more closely tonight, given the significance of these next 24 hours. bob woodruff, standing by to explain why. >>> in an instant, the massive avalanche in this country. the snow crashing down at more than 50 miles per hour. the rescues and the search, tonight, for the missing. >>> plus, the other major storm system on the move this evening. ginger zee is right here. >>> target practice. the stunning image. the targets brought to a florida firing range by an officer. the hood, the skittles and the immediate connection to trayvon martin. tonight, the outrage. how the cop is explaining it. what he's saying, now, to trayvon martin's family. >>> and great escape. the notorious armed robber, who used dynamite to blow through this prison door. how his wife helped him. and his inspiration before, robert de niro in this movie. >>> good evening. and thanks for being here on a sunday night, as we do begin with that anxious wait. world leaders wondering if and when

a jolt in the south bay caused by an overnight quake. the magnitude 3.0 earthquake struck about 10:14 six miles southeast of gilroy. it appears to fall on the calaveras fault line. >>> a south bay woman is under arrest accused of poisoning the orange juice at a starbucks on snell avenue in south san jose. she replaced two bottles of orange juice with bottles from her bag. the bottles allegedly had a mixture of juice and rubbing alcohol inside. alert customers noticed the woman's suspicious behavior. a starbucks employee was able to get the woman's license plate number as she drove off in her car. police arrested her at her home last night. >>> a follow up to a story we first brought you sunday night hours before a fire ripped through a vacant motel in mountainview. police arrested someone on suspicion of trespassing at that property. only nbc bay area was there to get video of that fire. firefighters say the flames spread quickly, because the building did not have any sprinklers. a dozen units were damaged. we are happy to report, nobody

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we are close to 90 in the forecast today for san jose south down towards the valley. south san jose to morgan hill, low 90s in the forecast. pleasanton, sunol, san francisco to oakland, should be in the upper 70s to mid-80s today, even near 90 around san rafael. we should see relief as we head toward the middle part of the week. a two-day miniheat wave around the bay area. it will cool off as the low clouds spill in. >>> this portion of the east bay and farther east, getting a little hot. we are talking about fremont as far as the traffic flow. also, 680 through the same area, that's okay. 680 and 580 through sunol and the tri-valley area, we are looking at the northbound 680 route with the yellow. that just popped up a few minutes ago. live cameras saw nothing as far as the volume of traffic goes. the arrow showing you the sxh . commute. that will start to kick in. things are moving pretty nicely now. this will be changed a bit by this. this tire reported in lanes west 580 through the altamont pass. three cars reported on the shoulder. chp is checking out whether or n

korea it's changed the military shape of its alliance with south korea in a way that makes it more ominous to north korea and every time north korea does anything to show its determination to defend itself order to make the perception at least that it can defend itself then the united states treats north korea as the ultimate provocateur are so both sides have climbed the ask elation letter in a very tense part of the world and i think we are at a very dangerous point right now anything could trigger some limited military conflict which could quickly escalate the worry is of course that we just heard from probably the north could back itself into a situation that obviously can't go on forever and ever say we're going to do this would you do this war is the point i guess it to to keep credibility with its people at least or maybe to gain something back from the west it has to deliver what it says it's going to do who is responsible for the situation ending up where it is now or is it always one of the other side. no i think it's i think we can see and i th

meanwhile, both the u.s. and south korea are tracking the north's every move on destroyers just off korea's coast. but the tensions today at least doesn't feel like it's mounting. the u.s. is clearly trying to dial it down having the show of force flyovers with f-22 fighters on hold, part of ongoing war games with south korea. there's even talk again of diplomacy. south korean politicians are looking for a way to send a special envoy to reingauge with the north and expected to also be looking for new approaches to north korea when he travels next week. it does feel like a breather today but how long of course can that last? jim maceda reporting from seoul. back to you. >>> six americans have been killed in two attacks in afghanistan today. the first attack targeted a group traveling to donate school books that killed three u.s. service members and afghan doctor. officials said the explosion occurred in the coalition convoy drove past vehicles carrying a pro ven shal governor to the same event. another american civilian

and particle with the south sunset well location. if the eir the well, is located on 40 and the pipeline will make a 90 degree it goes up one block north and makes a 90-degree angle & then goes north were when the pipe runs it's a going to cause a lot of stress and that's going to cause for the residents it could cause main breaks. my other certain is that around homeowners there's no search tanks you should have a search tank following the discharge side of the well. it absorbs the pressure and creates less stress on the pipelines. i would like to suggest in the eir there's an additional pipeline for sunset boulevard. i would like it the commission to look at that. i know that one of the concerns is traffic during the construction on that sunset boulevard but the construction would little bits at a time perhaps one lane closed off at a time. as a homeowner i'm concerned with the 90s and the fact that there could be pipeline rupture without tanks >> any other public comment? okay seeing none, the public comment section is closed >> we

a wild scene at a wal-mart store in the south bay. a car plows through the front door and then police say the driver gets out and attacks customers. live for us in san jose where our reporter talked to some of the shoppers. >> reporter: the wal-mart opened up in just the past half hour, but behind me, you can see some of the damage done to the store by a driver police describe as as out of control and on drugs. late easter morning around 11:1:15, shoppers witnessed a terrifying scene. this lady was saying, "yeah i saw it, this crazy person was driving through the store, trying to kill people with her car." >> everybody panicked. >> i know i was there to hurt people. >> police and witnesses say this red olds mobile hit an and another car in the parking lot before speeding onto the sidewalk, turned into the store and went another 30 feet. >> actually, the car launched itself on top of the beer display. the car is actually off the ground. >> reporter: these photos show the damage inside of the store. a 33 or 34-year-old black man got out

they're no longer connected with the south. which was the fail-safe if there were an error, miscalculation that one could pick up the other and general to general, they could talk. if not leader to leader. one thing that has not stopped as of the last time i checked was the cross-border workers who go into that industrial district in north korea, where the south koreans are permitted. and that is a critical source of cash, of currency for the north. when that gets cut off, that might mean they're really serious? >> think it's an important data point you just picked up on and i think richard touched on some of the things going on in the capital right now. there's the people's assembly, the parliamentary assembly's meeting, as folks have pointed out, there's new administrations if you will throughout the region this is springtime and there are exercises that occur. fall eagle will continue through the month of april. there's a question as we speak in our trade, of audiences, i think there's significant messaging going on to an int

he calls on the government of south sudan to bring the perpetrators of this crime to justice. >> south sudan gained independence from sudan in 2011 after more than two decades of civil war. fighting has continued between government forces and armed groups. observers believe the groups are backed by the sudanese government. a government group killed 85 south sudanese nomads. >>> indiana may be big but it isn't a big soccer country. it's ranked only 143rd, by fifa. but with the professional soccer league kicking off there seven years ago the sport has been growing in popularity. one japanese player is playing his part. "nhk world" has more. >> reporter: one japanese player active in the indian professional soccer league. soaka, 33, is a striker. although cricket has been the most popular sport in india, there have been some changes in the last few years. the popularity of soccer has been driving, mainly among young people. after live broadcast of soccer games became more common, more people are getting into the sport. this is a professional football league. and more than 2,000 spectators

the san ramon valley south bound. back of which was precipitated by a couple of earlier occurring accidents are cleared reaches through walnut creek all the get to concord in pleasant hill affecting both 6 '80s south and to 42 in the coming down from highway 4. >> a slower than usual ride 680 south and 242 . >> the dumbarton wind advisory has been canceled but we're looking get wind advisories for the cartines and dumbarton bridges for the right out of solano county. >> at the bay bridge is a big backup and a wind advisory the commute back up bridge is up to the macarthur maize 22-24 minute drive times. the golden gate bridge is been a bright spot this morning not only because of this sunday because the traffic conditions have been good southbound not only on the span but through marin as well. >> over in the weather center here is erica. is a cooler start to the morning most of waking up to '40's. 46 in san carlos and concord. 47 in livermore. we're seeing the sunshine and went relatively calm. the wind advisory goes