>> gloria henry is the warden at valley state. she's run this prison since 2002 and has been working with women in corrections for more than 20 years. >> i have always felt like i have a responsibility to try and return them to the community better than they were when they came in. because you have a lot of these women who come in here, from the time they were little girls, they had nobody to teach them how to be a good citizen, how to be a productive adult. they have no life skills. they didn't learn them. what they did growing up was survived. so when they come in here, there's a lot of things that we need to be able to teach them how to do in order to go back into our communities. >> this is the reception area at valley state where the new inmates are processed. >> do you have any old cdc numbers? >> no. >> okay. >> i haven't ever been. i'm scared. it's scary. i'm ashamed of what i did too. >> right now i'm numb. i don't feel anything. because i just got here. so, i mean, i don't really feel anything yet. i don't know how it's

we want a participatory and inclusive silicon valley.e need more people to the table to discuss what our future should be. what do you want it to be? >> i think we're at a time of reckoning for silicon valley. this is a stark moment of having and have-nots. not only for the current static time but for the future of the next generation. we think 2014 will be a day where -- a year that the stories are going to be set in terms of whether we'll get out of a current economic model, which is leaving a lot of people behind. >> as folks were talking about in the last panel, in san francisco we have the tension building between tech workers and others feeling like they're priced out of san francisco and the bay area. folks are coming in who are not necessarily invested in their community. how do you see that struggle in san francisco and how is it different from what is playing out in san jose. >> fractured disconnected community is a dangerous one. it's a problematic one and one that has to be addressed head on or it will not change are in san j

we're live in castro valley. these are pictures right now for preparations underway for this morning's funeral. we'll have full details. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. that's very important this morning because steve, the roads are wet. >> we're finally getting drizzle for some areas. we'll get rain. by this time tomorrow we'll have rain. there's rain beginning to pick up to the north. we need this to drop south. it will. mendocino county, lake county, yes. but by tomorrow, i think we'll actually get -- how about that rain is what we'll be saying. not a lot. but some. a lot of low clouds, fog, drizzle. rainfall projections are not that impressive for us. ma maybe a couple 1/100ths to .25. right now it's really warm. 50s to almost 60. if you got a balmy, tropical feel, it is. we have a southerly direction on the wind. rain, okay, .75 to the north. .5 up to crescent city. things are beginning to pick up. for us, cloudy, drizzly. 50s will give way to 60s

they were once part of the sacramento valley. in 1990, ktvu's rob roth told us about another lake and another town. in that case it was lake bariesa. and the town was called monte cello. here is his report. >> reporter: lake bariesta is shrinking. the water level in this manmade lake is the lowest it has ever been. so low that the water mark from the healthier days here looks like a bathtub ring. so low that this field of clay once sat under 50 feet of water. so low that as the water recedes, remnants of a community are beginning to emerge. today people were fishing off a bridge that has been under water for 34 years. and so had this. it's part of an old swimming pool that once belonged to a farmer in a town once called monte cello. monte cello existed long before there was bariesta. the mackenzie family owned the only store and gas station in town. >> it was the hub of the community really. there were two bars. you have to have a bar in a farming community. and other than that it was just a small country town at the end of the n

nature valley.ure at its most delicious. >>> welcome back now. taking a live look at downtown oakland. oakland is a pretty part of the bay area. if you have not visited lately. today, you're going to hit about 64 degrees downtown oakland. but we do have rain on the way to the envir bay area. as we head to tonight into thursday, your full forecast tells you when you can expect those raindrops. >> and if you follow the nimitz down into fremont this is what you'll see a. good number of drivers following you as well heading into the south bay. we have a crash in fremont i want to give you that coming up. >> today's top stories. ramping up search for a boy with autism. a custodian last spotted tyler simmons at ralston middle school around 7:00 last night. wearing a gray zip-up sweatshirt, carrying an orange back pack. >> the santa clara water district is expected to vote on water policies. the district will likely urge people to cut back use by 10%. >> two colorado farmers responsible for a deadly lister

there are 1,300 inmates serving life sentences at kern valley. their crimes were often cold-blooded. >> i'm here for aggravated mayhem, attempted murder, kidnapping, and great bodily injury. >> i'm in here for the heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody and killed her. >> for some of these inmates, the prospect of spending decades behind bars affects their ability to function. for others, a prison job can give them a sense of purpose. they work in the kitchen preparing and serving the food. they serve as porters, clerks, and barbers. marcus armstrong and jeffrey cattera know it's likely they'll never see the outside of prison again. >> january 13th, 1989, i committed my crime, was arrested the same day. it was a murder/robbery. i got life without the possibility of parole. stupid. stupid. i was a kid. did the wrong thing. you know? i've never denied my crime. i accept responsibility for what i did. although i regret what happened and -- i mean, it happened. i can't take that back. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder. i have 25 to life

the san ramon valley has big delays, sycamore valley road is to get past the danville is backed up all way into alamo. it is also slow ride out of concord and pleasant hill. >> on the nimitz freeway come traffic in the south bound direction. it used to be slow from fremont to milpitas. it is slow from san leandro all to 237. >> also the slow traffic onto 38 was down as backed up all way to castro valley on to 580 in the westbound direction. >> a quick check of the bridges. pretty substantial backups. we have been incident free but this backup has grown. 880 is backed up even to the eastbound direction. it is turning into a very slow ride. 92, the san mateo bridge we may have a stop and go condition but we do not yet. >> it's how the daughter of a factory worker is ceo of america's largest automaker; how the son of a barkeeper is speaker of the house; how the son of a single mom can be president of the greatest nation on earth. (applause & cheers) >> president obama in his 5th state of the union adress.asking congress to raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. the man on the l

central valley and tracy and the accident there, westbound, 205, has been cleared. you make your way from tracy with an accident near first street in livermore on the center divide and it is clearing off the bay bridge off the freeway street exit and the shoulder and no delay there. we have minor delay paying cash on the toll plaza but otherwise, no metering lights and traffic is slowing although a little congested on the upper deck. >> could switching hands help you cut back on snacking? according to a new study moviegoers who are told to grab popcorn with the nondominant hand, if they are right-handed, eight 6 percent less than those that use the done than hand. using the name done natural hand makes you think more. >> winter storm threatens to snarl travel to and from the east coast with condition outside right new bracing for snow. >> in the south bay police in san jose are trying to put together the first homicide of 2014. michael finney teams up with "consumer reports" to test out the newest home gym equipment and which machines can help you >>> live from the

for still jammed up here through the livermore valley. were the back of years to reach down to alamo and now extends beyond that to him. how we can no major and to that but we're still looking at a building drive time of about 18 minutes. and on 90 to the san mateo bridge the traffic continues to build up here but we're still not yet looking at any slowing goal of traffic. a 13 to 50 minute drive time. there's erica to tell you. >>erica: we are looking at the 10th consecutive day air record-breaking highs. temperatures of as much as 13 degrees warmer in english of it for this time of year. we're starting with temperatures on the cool side. in fact were below freezing as santa rosa of greed and 35 of the door in livermore. richmond to date have 69. 60 degrees and vallejo. overall we will see the sunshine today. mid-60s for downtown san francisco. later tonight to vary a fire weather what goes into effect for the north bay mountains. we're talking about some pretty strong winds approaching. the shares 7 day around the bay forecast coming up

valley. >> reporter: so that was a sergeant nelson. you heard him say that dublin police has taken over the investigation. now again we do know that the part officer was trans ported to eden hospital where he died from one shot. we are trying to find at how bad gun was fired was accidently had absolutely gone off. ? >> pam: any information on where the second officer is located right now? >> reporter: could only assume that he is being questioned about the incident that has gone on out here. >> pam: another officer shot and killed by a friend by friendly fire. >> reporter: bullying to duke a probation search for the individual who was accused of a crime on a bart train. again, you heard the public information officer said that briberies may be among the crimes that the individual was accused of. it is not unusual for bart officers to do these so- called probation checks went a crime occurs on dark property. bart property >> reporter: we do also know that both officers were wearing bullet proo

macneish returns to the valley where he found the first corn. he is now seeking evidence of the earliest permanent settlement, perhaps the beginnings of a village. a few miles from the caves, in the ajalpan clay pits, macneish spots a familiar pattern. high in this wall, is a blackened layer of charcoal and just above it, the cobblestone floor of an ancient house. the floor dates to 3000 b.c., 2,000 years later than the hunter-gatherer settlements in the caves. what we're getting here is a big piece of burned clay. it's lying on top of the floor and is, from looking in here, is a piece of the wall. what they did is they took clay and, like the hebrews in ancient egypt, put grass in the clay and then plastered it on the sticks which were the wall of the house. it's very much the same system the indians up in the country have today. we'll get the shape of the house from the post holes, so, we'll know a lot about this very simple first kind of housing in a permanent village. keach: the cobblestone floors macneish discovered would have been the foun

nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. softly baked, made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> and coming up on 8:13, taking a live look in san jose right now. you can see the cloudy skies there. that's going to stick for most of the day, says lisa argen. it will warm up, though. 47 now, 60 later. you get all the clouds but none of the rain. >>> one person is injured and two people in custody this morning after a drive-by shooting in concord. this is video of the suspect being detained yesterday afternoon after a shooting on grant street near knoll drive. we also have sky 7 hd video of the scene. witnesses say a honda pulled up just after 4:00 and fired two shots. the victim, though, has only minor injuries. >>> another scary scene last night in concord, where a man was shot just outside a wendy's restaurant. sky 7 hd over the scene just

the training is timely with super bowl coming to the silicon valley in 2016. thousands of tourists and potential traffickers actually pass through and honda says employees are good positions to raise red flags. >> the new bay bridge sup and running. a report questioning the quality of workmanship. the report commissioned by a state senate committee released ahead of an investigation for tomorrow. some engineers told investigators they were silenced by their managers after raising questions about the structural safety of the eastern span. the report suggested caltrans manager allowed untested steel bolts to be instaulted. faulty bolts were discovered last march. repairs have been made. the new span opened over labor day 10 years late and over budget. >> super bowl soyfg. >> two dozen of the best ciphers are on the way to half moon bay for the mavericks invitational. 30 to 40-foot waves expected along the coast making conditions perfect for the prestigious surf competition. organizers say tomorrow should be considered a holiday. >> i don't know. i think every da

it's a brand-new ice rink here in the tri-valley, tri-valley ice. it, crystal diamond. >> we have two ponds here in livermore. we have a public-private rental, we cater to hockey teams and skaters alike. >> reporter: and the public -- and this is really great news, because very rarely do you find brand-new sheets of ice in the bay area. >> oh, absolutely. we were able to accommodate the needs of the community. >> reporter: peter quickly you're the facility director. what does it take in unseasonably mild weather like we have had to keep it going. three chillers working day and night to keep the ice at 16 degrees. >> reporter: when it's 100 degrees out here in livermore in the summertime which happens often, we'll be here to cool off! more information about the brand-new ice rink tri-valley ice visit us online at kpix.com. for mobile weather in the tri- valley, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." charlie rose joins us in the icebox that is new york city. good morning, charlie. >> reporter: fran

so, indeed, big impact on the valley and on taxpayers. so, mr. valadao, really appreciate your time and your leadership on this here tonight and let's keep putting the message out that there's better ways, most anything might be better, than investing in this at this point. so i thank you for your help here tonight. mr. valadao: thank you and i yield back. mr. lamalfa: so indeed, the investors that were supposed to come in, private investments for what had been billed to voters as a $33 billion project, up to $45 billion if you built the san diego and sacramento link, they've not materialized. and when you see that the price for a time went up to $98.5 billion, hence why i ran in california senate bill 985, it scared everybody away from this. you see, in a baltimore to washington proposal, to do a maglev project here locally, that has outside investors that want to come in on it, nobody's touching california's high-speed rail. so, in the absence of this outside investment, california has moved in many different ways to try and find other pots of

slower drive for castro valley y. good news across the peninsula. tri-valley build typical.e speeds look like. drive speeds looking good through the area with slowing for 580. 84 you see red zone, slowing around vallecitos. 680, things smoother towards the merge. live look for san jose, not a problem as far as flow of traffic. slow here. you'll see the bill for 85 and 280. peninsula, a live look. for palo alto, you get more company but that's not affecting speeds. sheen on the roadway at university on-ramp with taillights, slick conditions at curve, especially off-ramps, will be an issue, slow it down. >> thanks so much. >>> 6:35. jean quan, one of most recent victim of the city's crime. vandals smashed the back window of her car while speaking in oakland hills monday. nothing was taken, there's no indication she was a target. recall back in 2010, the then-city council woman a victim of a purse snatching. >>> a popular palo alto restaurant has to shut its doors. cho's on california avenue since 1979. but the owners tell the "mercury news" they got 60-day eviction notice. the

: well, it's not an uncommon story in the valley.twitter is unique in the respect that all the founders were pushed out in one respect or another over time. usually you just have one that's pushed out, and then it goes away. but you have these stories in the valley, you know? every company, every big company has one of these kind of tales to it. you saw it at facebook with, you've seen it at snapchat which is the latest darling which is the new photo messaging service, and one of the founders, the guy who came up with the idea, is suing the co-founders because he said he was thrown aside and not given credit for his creation. and you saw it with twitter. and what happens a lot of the times is that you have of a group of friends, often guys, that either, you know, knew each other in a stanford dorm room or used to meet each other for a beer after work. and they become very close friends, and they have the similar interest in technology and computers and mobile devices and things like that. and they find those connections in silicon va

the tri-valley, higher temperatures. that's the tradition. a smooth drive, these flashing crews are well off the roadway and across the divider. we'll show you the westbound direction, around airway back over here. slowing down as well as in north livermore. this crash went into the center decide. in that area where there is damage to the car and more crews with a tow truck. 84 through almost no big concerns and nothing unusual. this is unusual. you can use walnut down to the bigger highway 4 through the area. if you need to. the morning will be closed through the area, another power pole in this area has downed. we'll talk about the rest of your commute. a smooth live at the limit. watch the hills. we see gusty winds moving the cameras around and that might indicate toward caldecott. up 880 in toward bay age toll plaza. we have cash lanes backing up. right about 6:05, by then you should all of those lanes starting to fill in. a smooth drive through palo alto. back to you. >> thank you, mike. hill ahead did richard sherman say to michael crab

nature valley. ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> you are watching "today in the bay." >> a once in a generation project, that is what experts say high speed rail could be if it ever gets off the ground. 20 years ago californians voiced the same douts about the bay bridge project. 80 years ago it was the golden gate bridge. so what lesson does history have for us now? this this morning's "reality check", we look at what hope can be gleaned, if any, from these historic stumbling blocks. >> these are some of the studies i do. >> reporter: in a flat in soma, donald mcdonald takes us behind the curtain of his architectural lab. at the moment he's sketching the next stress ribbon bridge. you're probably familiar with some of his earlier work. like the eastern span of the bay bridge. >> it's been the highlight of my life basically. >> reporter: and clearly mcdonald is a patient man. >> supposed to get down in four or five years or something but, as you know, the politi

a heavy through the san ramon valley.continue to have slow traffic through the lamar valley of 580 westbound and this new pattern of a slow traffic of staff leon drop all the way into milpitas of the nimitz freeway once again in full force. >>: belmont police have found a missing autistic teenager. 16-year-old tyler simmons went missing yesterday at 7-pm. kron 4's will tran is joining us live now with more information. will? there was a woman about a mile from this location. she spotted this young man. she recognized him from watching television as in his face she called the police department they also out there and that's when they spotted him. his mental capacity is more than a year old child. he's been gone since for 30 this afternoon. his father was supposed to pick him up from the belmont. the got the police department. at about 1:00 in the morning they want to his last known location which is at ralston. they've got brought out search dogs and couldn't find them. the good news is it was cold overnight and not freezi

a little slowing out of hayward and off of the castro valley y, we'll show you speed out of the tri-valleytypical for 580 and 84, pleasanton. coming out of pleasanton. a live look, there is the backup. look at the cash lanes have started to thin out. >> thank you much. still ahead, heroine in happy meals. the drug bust that happened at mcdonald's drive through window. >> an elementary school teacher under arrest for hoarding snakes in his home. police say the suspect was doing with so many. or how to find big savingsdeals on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. you'll find huge club card deals perfect for the big game. pizza's a football favorite. digiorno pizza is $3.99. get your snack on. wheat thins and other nabisco crackers are just $1.50 a box. and dreyer's ice cream is only $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> welcome back. 6:40. this morning a ship where 700 got sick being scrubbed down before it heads out to the water tomorrow. hundreds of people came down with a stomach virus last week after the royal car

nature valley. city is now just a memory.esterday..e last day of business for "'s of westlake." even governor brown stopped by for a bite. the italia >>> a restaurant in daily city. the last day of business for joe at westlake. each the govern nor stopped by. the italian eatery closed its doors, the owner apparently ran into personal health problems and decided it was time to sell. >> they have a drink in the bar the piano bar there. live music. that is something to be said for it. the food's been delicious. going to leave an empty spot for me. >> got a lot of special places been around a long, long time. they tell me this place is coming back. it comes back with the same spirit with which it leaves. >> it is true the restaurant is going to be remodeled, reopened under new ownership sometime next year. you have broken bread there before, is it good? >> san francisco state we would trek on over to joe's, it has massive portions. great for a college student, for sure. >>> monday morning starting off with very light traffic. we'

they make up the backbone of silicon valley. the state just responding better to its constituents. the biggest year i have is the status quo. we leave it alone and california keeps getting worse and we get worse and worse services for more cost. , thanks forr sharing your thoughts. cory, thank you as well. there has been a lot of talk about the super bowl but the nfl is already looking forward to next year and an $800 million opportunity thursday night. we will look at the opportunities for midweek games. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. the big game is this sunday but the nfl is already looking ahead to next year, negotiating the broadcast rights for a thursday night games -- eight thursday night games. it could bring the league $800 million in revenue. who wants the tv rights? >> everybody is hungry for these tv rights. obviously, the super bowl is a great tag for this because everyone is watching, but everyone is watching the regular season, too. think about what this has done for the fox network, espn, transferred to mond

silicon valley okay.delays for 101 and 280. >>> a man reported in stable condition after he was shot in an east oakland walgreens parking lot. he was put on a stretcher and loaded into an ambulance shortly after the shooting about 9:00 last night. police blocked off the parking lot but the store stayed open during the investigation. officers were seen placing yellow evidence markers on the ground indicating several shots were fired. >>> twin brothers out of san jose are behind bars now for allegedly killing a man at a birthday party. 18-year-old ahn and duc tong are accused of stabbing 22-year- old richard phan. the victim was trying to break up a fight sunday morning when he was killed. the suspects were invited to the party, not by the host. >>> bay area news the preliminary hearing is set this morning in redwood city for a former petsmart employee and her husband. prosecutors say ashley kirk used her job boarding dogs at the san carlos petsmart to determine when would be a good time to burglarize custo

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not much of a cooling influence in the tri-valley. marine influence not making it past oakland. 70 degrees. throughout tomorrow, cooler. 68 degrees for friday. 71 saturday. getting into the weekend, if you want to hit the beach, waves are going to be big. temperatures going to be warm. seven-day forecast shows you that at the bottom of your screen. mike inouye, i'm excited about this. i love the big waves. you've been here for a while. do you remember waves to the tune of 20 feet? >> only on that patrick swayze, whatever that was, i'm an fbi agent. i haven't gone out and done it i'm scared. south bay, traffic smoothly. if they call mavericks, that will be a spectacle. northbound 101, one to watch. we've had a series of crashes. first, mckee and also 880. move to the shoulder now. new one around tully on the approach. that will cause more congestion as you have a slow drive developing off capitol expressway. 87, slowing from capitol to curtner. 85, a build for the volume as well. tri-vall tri-valley, slower drive for west 580. 680 spee

brentwood is getting into the central valley and around 69. the winds will stay above 1,000' and inland is in the 30's again and upper 30's in the south bay to palo alto and menlo park and san francisco is mild at 48 degrees. three areas of high pressure are pushing the high clouds from yesterday down push the next storm with all the rain away from us and creating the fire danger because the winds will gust fast are as the area of low pressure moves by thursday and friday to the east and that chips away at the tens and brings the fire danger and temperatures in the 70's away from the coast saturday through tuesday and that is flirting with report highs. again. >> i still have one of my old computers. bart has good news: back on track. 52 trains now are rolling. we have an issue with capital corridor between sacramento and oakland the 548 is not running and a bus bridge will be in its place. ace trains 1, 5, 7 all running on time. we have an injury accident, a car hit a tree and that person is trapped southbound 101 on the shoulder off the park

we'll look to the tri-valley. there is slowing. the earlier crash cleared from the center divide now filling in over toward dublin and south 680. your typical build but lighter considering that is the tri-valley. show you the follow, you get more company but not a lot of slowing. a little bit through downtown oakland. >> thank you much. 6:51. an update to breaking news mike mentioned, crews are responding to that apartment fire. it's burning, it's a two-alarm car. about 6:15 this morning. it happened at an apartment complex on stevenson street. it's not mar from market and 101. no word on injuries, we have a crew almost to the scene. >> 6:52 happening now thick black smoke from burning tires engulfing parts of downtown kiev. protests continue in the ukraine capitol. an ultimatum to demand the president call an early election. protesters clashed with police. two died wednesday marking the first protester deaths in more than two months of protests. riot police on the streets of deeverybody. the ultimatum street expire today f. demand

where men could build his own house, raise his children freedom and yet in one of the great river valleys of america, something went wrong. in the tennessee valley, three centuries later the descendents of the pioneers were a neglected people. living in the ruined land. for these children the hope in and the promise were deadly. >> the tennessee valley authority was a project one of the early new deal projects, really a project in the concept that had been under consideration for some years before franklin roosevelt became president. nebraska senator was looking to help improve the quality of life in the tennessee river valley, to bring flood control to generate electrical power and to improve the lives of the people living in the tennessee river valley. it was one of the poorest regions in the country at the end of the 1920s and it's a serious attempt at remaking the social and economic lives of the people living in the river valley from knoxville to the mississippi river. earlier today secretary of state john kerry was at a joint news conference with his counterparts from canada and mex

that happens a lot in the valley. he hired one of his close to becomeick costelo, the chief operating officer. jack had been putting together a coup to have evan williams fired from the company. one of the people he brought into this accidentally was dick costello. he knew that his friend evan was going to be fired, but the board asked him to run the company. out, itan was pushed became the ceo. k became the ceo. but how long did you spend following around these characters? spent hundreds of hours tracking down people who knew them. i would to look for the cleaning lady for a while. i spent considerable amount of time with all of the founders. up 65 hours just with the founders and board members alone. to thousandscess .f documents and e-mails that helped of the reporting. the thing that was fascinating for me as a reporter with the fact that the tweets that these people had found, all these founders, became one of the most important tools for my room orting. , jack, time with ev noah, but their memories have changed

the try valley, 70s. back to you. >> thanks the, rob. >>> the contest that could land you $1 billion when we come back. >>> proof tonight that a mediterranean diet keeps arteries healthy. researchers have proof of the benefits of ol viv oil, whole grapes, fish. they discovered older adults who ate mediterranean style food lowered their risk of cardiovascular disease and cut the risk of heart attack or stroke by 30%. >>> you have a chance at winning $1 billion. but it's going to take some basketball knowledge and a lot of luck. warren buffett is offering $1 billion for a perfect march madness bracket. that means you have to pick the winners in all 67 games during this year's ncaa basketball tournament. experts say even a skilled sports expert has only a 1 in 1 billion chance of completing a perfect bracket. there is a consolation prize. $100,000 to the 20 most accurate brackets. >> you're great at march madness. >> maybe i'll enter. >> a big honor for a 49ers rookie and the first lady shows that she's got

in the valley theories are called creation myths. and while jack dosey had influence in twitter, it was almost a dozen people that influenced what it became. noah was one of the biggest driving forces in the early days. what happened was quickly there was a power struggle over who got to run and feed the thing and decide what it looked like and did. and there is a moment in the book where i explain jack going to evan williams who is financing the company and says if noah glass stays jack will leave. jack was an important programmer so evan had to fire him. >> host: where is jack dosey now? >> he is worth more than a billion. he run as company called foursquare and is involved in twitter as a chairman. he is, you know, he spends times with famous people and on magazines as being the inventor and creator of twitter. but his story excludes noah glass from the founding and noah glass ended up with almost nothing. >> host: he didn't benefit financially? >> i don't want to give away too much, but williams gives noah glass his own personal

nature valley. granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >> group of silicon valley investors offer tech companies 1 million dollars to im paragraph gun safety. smart tech challenge is looking for high tech solutions to control access to firearms and prevent accidental shotings. here's an example. grip sensitive handgun that only lets the owner pull the trigger. one company is developing biometric lock for fingerprint scanning. >> our did he advice allow them to put it under the bed or chose it for quick access because it respond quickly but prevents other people who are not authorized such as children from accessing it. >>reporter: legendary angel investor ron conway spear heading the competition got involved in 51 safety after the ask shooting in connecticut in 2012. >>> google glass is getting a little more stylish. starting today google offer steiner frames for the wearable internet connected did he advice video provided by google. they t

nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares., made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >> welcome back, everyone. it is 5:11 on this sunday morning. thank you for waking up early to watch the abc7 sunday morning news. this is a live look from our roof cam. you see the beauty of the bay bridge there. we are officially in a drought. what will the weather be like today and beyond? lisa argen along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. >>> this morning firefighters in australia are trying to get an upper hand on the more than 90 wildfires burning across its most populous state. the fires are concentrated in new south whales, burning at least three homes in a village west of sidney. officials say heat we've conditions last week intensified flames that destroyed 25 homes in neighboring victoria and south australia. at least 325,000 acres have burn

nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares.f cinnamon. they're nature valley's take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >> welcome back, everyone. it is 5:40 on your saturday morning. it is a damp one out there in san francisco. this is a live picture from the hd roof cam. you can see how the fog is kind of on securing one of the towers of the bay bridge. you any it's out there. lisa argen said 64 degrees today. i will have the rest of the forecast in a little bit. >>> this morning the owner of a florida sanctuary is facing maryland charges after a lion dug out and escaped. the seven-year-old female lion has been caught and will be returned to a cage that's been thoroughly secured. the lion was found end side a ten foot high perimeter fence. officials told them to fix the cage last year to prevent this similar thing. >> highway 160 is going to be closed all night all next week. it connects highways 12 and 4. it will be o

san jose auto show bring detroit a little closer to silicon valley. show you around there valley.how you around there stay with us. another half >> good evening again. new jersey governor chris chrisie already a leading contender in the next presidential race said today he is humiliate that had someone on his staff apparently decided to create an epic traffic jam just to play politics. so he traveled to the scene of the snarl today to face the music. here's bradley in new jersey. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. >> rare retreat. >> i am bearsed and humiliated. >> tough talking governor of new jersey was talking softer today. >> i had no knowledge. or involvement in this issue in its planning or execution. >> but e-mails link some of the governor top associates with this partial shut down of the george washington bridge nation busiest for 4 days in septembe september. it was apparently political retaliation and this man democratic mayor of new jersey who refused to endorse chrisie in november election. shut down began on the first day of school lea

>>george: sycamore valley road a crash adding to slow traffic and the san ramon valley for 680 macarthursouthbound still backed up all the way on to 2423 to 42 backed up into concord. west 580 in livermore into dublin solid and still jams getting into castro valley. the nimitz freeway north bound hayward all the way down to the downtown oakland is a tough ride. and south bay free with are still jammed here. 280 jet away from the guadalupe of to stevens creek boulevard. a motorcycle accident blocking lanes at willow for over 40 minutes. and the southbound direction to read a box up solidly to sfo and a new accident at lucky drive pushes the drive time through marin county back up over 50 minutes from a bottle to the golden gate bridge. over at the bay bridge, the westbound a ride not so bad. mostly because of the traffic held up on the e shore freeway. it was backed up through the maze of so that's why the slow traffic hasn't reached the toll plaza. we've managed to avoid stop and go conditions. >>erica: we have the possibility of reaching some record highs like yesterday. and oakland and

nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares.tly baked, made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> in january of 2010 the news cycle was dominated by a single event, but now four years later you might not remember what that was. it was the devastating 7.0 earthquake in haiti. since then other crises have pushed it out of the headlines, however, not for three young sisters in portola valley, and garvin thomas tells us how they are still trying to help. >> reporter: there's a home labeled the greenest in america. perhaps it's no surprise, then, that in such an extraordinary structure you will find three extraordinary sisters. ♪ the holland girls, kiley, devin, and piper have recently formed their own rock band. they call themselves zeus sisters. it's what they've been doing for years now that makes them stand out. you could say these three have be

nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares.d a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, gusty offshore winds allowing for this shot. 25 to 35 miles an hour winds in the higher elevations of the north and east bay hills, allowing for temperatures to drop into the 20s in some spots. but while we have cold numbers in the valleys, look at half moon bay. 57 degrees. 52 in the city. it's 35 in redwood city. the view from mt. tam you can see the camera shaking here, as well. the gusty winds will be with us throughout the morning hours. look at the mid-20s, santa rosa, napa. 32 novato and 36 livermore. the offshore winds keeping the atmosphere dry as a bone, and we will look for those to lighten up throughout the day today. but with that mixing of the warmer a

valley medical center in castro valley, but that wasn't the case last night.he slain officer's body was taken from the hospital in a casket draped with the american flag. officers gathered at the hospital to remember their fallen comrade. police officers from the entire area showed up at the hospital. smith's brother did not want to talk on camera but did say that his brother should be remembered as a good man. several police departments and politicians are offering their concern and condolences to the bart police department. and officer smith's family today. one of the first messages one of the f[ julie ]ages the wrinkle cream graveyar if it doesn't work fast. you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repr. it targets fine lines and wrinks with the fastest retinol formula available you'll see younger looking sn in just one week. one wk? this one's a keep. rapid wrinkle repa. and for dark sps rapid tone repair from neutrogena® female announcer: female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at lo

nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares.oftly baked, made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> well, this morning's "bay area proud" is about a personal quest sparked by a world-changing event. the vietnam war. here's the story of a san jose woman and her decades h-long journey. >> reporter: a single picture has the power we all know to tell the story of a moment in time. but put two together and you just might see the story of an entire lifetime. with these two, kim's lifetime. >> when i think about in the beginning it seems like just eons ago now. >> reporter: the first photograph is kim as a young girl with her mother and relatives on an apartment cal bo -- balcony in saigon in 1975. kim would be among the last to flee. kim was adopted by a family in florida, her childhood years spent desperately not wanting to be different. but her skin

outlying valleys mild to start. not getting cold readings now. and that's because we're still on the warm side of the system. everything changes as we head throughout the day today. i want to take you through the hour by hour changes, make sure you're ready for it. i'm going to advance futurecast and show you what we're expecting throughout the day today. until 1:00 p.m., mostly dry. and then that front starts to push in between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in the north bay. starting to bring rain to the south as we head through 10:00 p.m. until midnight tonight. between midnight and 3:00 a.m., we get the rich moisture in the south bay. we could be tallying up a quarter of an inch of ran. we don't want this system to speed up, we want it to slow down, because the longer it takes to get through the bay area, the more rain it will dump on us. let's check your drive. could be a rough one, mike. what are you watching? back to you guys. >> busy, that's how much he's watching. a lot of oil, grease on the roads. as that rain comes down, it's going to lift th

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squaw valley is looking at a base of 17" to 20" of snow, and, also, at alpine meadows and heavenly and 31" to 39" so grab your skis and you can get there in 3 hours if you head out now, in time for opening. a few other resorts in lake tahoe area, 31 degrees, and north star has a base of 18" as does kirkwood, so have fun! >> thank you, leyla gulen. >> the formerment of a big named grocery store has a new idea for customers coming up the reason he thinks expired food will lure you inside his doors. >> we are a day away from mavericks with a preview of what to expect. the big waves are already hitting hawaii and that could be a sign of what you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. >>> we will check with josh and what coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> good morning to you and all in the bay area. great to join you this morning. today we will have an exclusive for you: the wife of the florida man would was slot and killed in a movie theater for tex

tech companies use the buses to shuttle employees from san francisco to silicon valley. the buses have been controversial. they use muni bus stops and some are upset about that and there have been protesting saying private buses should not be allowed to use public bus stops. the municipal transportation agency's board will vote on whether to charge a dollar a day per stop and whether the buses need to obtain a city permit. some say they do not think that is enough money or it will result in meaningful revenue for muni. some officials say they believe this is a good start to regulate the buses. the meeting is set for 1:00 o'clock this afternoon at city hall. >>> bicycle and pedestrian advocates are planning a rally at san francisco city hall in the wake of several recent deaths. 21 pedestrians and four bicyclists were killed in collisions with cars last year. that includes a six-year old girl fatally struck by a uber driver on new year's eve. they are calling on safety improvements at the intersections with great police enforcement and education on commercial drivers. >>>