. >> rob park, don bowlerman, all whole bunch of them. all of them, it is not that they are saints. the odds are never great it is going to work out. it is a risky thing to do. even now. they put themselves at odds with their industry because they found something that bothered them. i thought that was great. people on wall street rallying to that cause. there was a pattern. not all of them, but a lot of them are immigrants. there is an irishman, canadian, a russian. chinese. people who came to the country with an idea of how the country operates. it is almost as if they insist it operates the way they hoped it would. i find it extraordinary. i find the behavior extraordinary. ♪ >> has anything you have learned since the book and the "60 minutes" appearance changed your perception of the facts? >> i am stunned by the reaction to the book. just a little stunned by the reaction. i feel like maybe some of the, you have a reform movement in wall street. i feel like it has recaptured some of the energy of the occupy wall street movement. there has been no fact i have learned that i though

. >> john shawl, rob park and don bowlerman, a whole bunch of them. all of them have made, it's not that they're saints. they are going to make money if it works out. the odds are never great that it's going to work out. it's a risky thing to do. >> rose: even now. >> even now. it's a socially risky thing to do. they put themselves at odds with their industry because they found something that bothered them about the industry. i thought that was great that there were people on wall street who had rallied that kind of cause. there was a pattern there. not all of them but a lot of them are immigrants. a lot are people, there's an irishman, a canadian, a russian, there's chinese. there are people who came to the country, this country with an idea of how the country operated. it's almost as if hear going to insist that the country operate the way they hoped it would. and i find it extraordinary. i filed the behavior extraordinary. >> rose: anything that you have learned sense the book and the "60 minutes" appearance changed anything from your perception or

the corner of montgomery and park, 645 park avenue. rob and i both worked there in that building and closed down that building and moved over here did during one saturday or sunday afternoon. we'll bring you more information on this fire throughout the newscast and at 5:00 as well, as soon as we have an update we'll bring you more information about that fire. for right now, we're changing gears and we're receiving reports that 49ers smith has been taken into custody at los angeles international airport. reports say he was put into handcuffs and escorted from the terminal. that was the video that a viewer just sent us. officials at lax say the incident happened at 2:00 this afternoon. 49ers confirmed the arrest as well. the problems reported with aldon smith going through smith then randomly picked for a secondary screening, that's when smith became belligerent and uncooperative and also indicated at some point he had a bomb. they arrested smith. chief investigator reporter has been working with his sources on this developing story and he j

park. another man robbed in a restroom. the pair of robbers demanded a victims phone and wallet. police plea t police believe the robberies are related. >> heart bleed bug is open in ssl software is meant to make it harder to steal your data. the firm found the bug while doing tests on its own products. he was able to get his yahoo! user name using that bug. the problems been there for about two years. 70% of web servers use that soft w wear. it has all right fixed the problem. >> the phone from a san francisco cafe shows the suspect sthag arian moon's things after she got up to use the restroom. two days later someone noticed the suspect in the financial district. she followed him into the starbuck's. >> now the suspect paul ranow was arrested monday. no word yet on what charges will be filed. she believes a bold thief is now off the streets. >> a former presidential candidate is in the area today. ron paul is said to speak on the views on the american political system. he is set to speak tomorrow as well. >> hillary clinton is set to be back in the area tomorrow. yesterday she

ahead: an update on the men who police say, used a craigslist ad, as a ruse to rob unsuspecting women in a public parking lot. where detectives tracked the men down. and, the new bart trains' seat colors are causing a controversy. before they even hit the tracks. the main complaint some people have, and what's being done about it. walls of your future castanest more experts weigh in on the south bay teen who stowed away on that flight from san jose to maui. see it, after the news. san jose police say, they have arrested these two men in tulare county. officers say, they forced two women to withdraw money. after connecting on craigslist about buying i- phones. we first brought you this story in march. it started with one woman, who used craigslist to meet the men to buy cell phones. when the men arrived at an east san jose target store, they showed her a gun, forced her into their car. and made her withdraw money from her a-t-m. then, they demanded she call her friend for more money. 18-year-old cody hollinquest was tracked down in visalia. willie christopher was arrested in nearby tulare. p-g&e has plead

park restroom. this is where a man was robbed monday night after two men flashed a hammer and demanded his belongingsnot too far from the mall off interstate 280. this area is called commodore park. the first robbery happened around 5:30 monday night near the youtube and walmart corporate offices. the man holding a silver kitchen knife demanded his laptop computer, grabbed it and ran off. three hours later the victim in the restroom was targeted and a third time it was tuesday night at 10:30 in the same area two men with a kitchen knife. now the suspects are described as latino men. one 25-30 years old 5'10" and skinny. the others is in his late 20s, 5'8" thin with a thick mustache. he wore a black wool cap and black backpack. if you have any information related to this crime, you are urged to contact them. live from san francisco bruno i'm tara moriarty. >>> this month police in richmond. a body was found about 10:30. police rushed to the scene. the shooting victim was shot at least one time and died right there at the scene. law enforcement reports say the victim was a teenager. >>> police in pleas

about three hours later, a man in a park restroom was robbed by two men with a hammer. last night, two men with a kitchen knife demanded a man's wallet and cell phone and then ran toward the same apartments. the robberies all happened off cherry avenue near commodore park. >> what do you think about the weapons being used? >> that's a little scary. there is a municipal playground. kids play in here. families come in. it's. it gets kind of scary. it's desperate people. no telling what could happen. >> the suspects are described as latino men, one between 25 and 30 years old, 5'10", skinny and bear wearing a black trench coat. the other in his late 20s, 5'8", thin with a thick mustache. he wore a black wool cap and had a black backpack. >>> the search is on for a driver who hit and killed a man in the south bay and then sped off. what we're now learning about the victim. >>> it's another day of warm temperatures inland and in some areas, maybe even hitting the low 80s but mark tamayo will be here about the cooler temperatures in the forecast. >>> we're continuing to follo

rob the place. he's got a gun and parked his motorcycle and tries getting in the door with no luck. he is met with a guy that looks like board shorts. now they are in a gunfight. he goes back to the store and gets that employee and grabs that woman and is holding her hostage. takes her out to the front. we have video from a bystanders. a lot of posturing here. he keeps the hottage close by. you see the woman walk be wards and now it is a standoff between the shop owner and the bad guy. he takes his gun out and here is where things get tight. oh. you hear about four shots there. it is the shop owner starts firing at the guy. the bad guy was shot in the back. the guy got away. it doesn't appear he got away with money and merchandise. he was probably trying to hold him at bay. >> the woman involved but for every single person we witnessed it. i can't image you don't recover from something like this. i understand people do this in public. >> everything gets getting more weird when a guy wearing a red cap asks this woman what is your name. >> you can't hear everything there he is saying,

police say some of the victims were groped, robbed or threatened with a knife. a park forest police officer is free on bond after he was charged in the death of a 95 year old man. officer craig taylor shot john wrana with five beanbag rounds, at close range, while trying to subdue him last july. wrana was threatening officers with a knife at the time and died of internal bleeding several hours later. prosecutors say taylor used unnecessary force to subdue him. a man charged in two shootings, one fatal, four hours apart, will remain in jail. joey jones was denied bond, after he was charged with shooting and killing grocery store clerk omar maslat at 63-rd and western tuesday. later in the morning, police say jones argued with a man in a parking lot near a dunkin donuts in uptown... and he shot brion payne in the back of the head. payne is unconscious, but stable. the owner of a southeast side salvage yard faces felony charges of possessing stolen cars. 29-year-old aaron adelman owns the yard on east 106-th street where chicago police have identified 40 stolen vehicles.

never thought an incident like this would happen. >> reporter: the little village, rob and amy revived a park more than a gang-worn battleground. >> you're in third grade, right? you can sign up for the basketball league if you talk to coach mike. >> reporter: word of rob and amy's good work has spread far beyond their neighborhood. >> you've been there since we started this. you know? thank you so much. >> reporter: the new york city, their program beyond the ball gets honored at the up to us leadership awards. ♪ >> sports is the most effecti i tool in influencing lives of young people. so we have to get behind the effort that coaches and mentors are available to our youth, especially in inner city environments. >> reporter: having heard about rob and amy's success back of the yards neighbors reached out to them for advice. >> i knew the amazing work that they had done in little village to bring people back and restore confidence in public space when things happen. >> after something like that happens it took a circus, you know, the media, you know, the politicians, just anybody and everybod

. >> at this park in little village, a latino neighborhood on the west side, that's what rob and hise trying to do. >> hey! how are you? >> six years ago we started a program called project play. the idea is as a community if we come out and bring out balls and hula hoops. the idea to get the neighborhood out here. >> for a lot of mexican immigrants it is the principal point of entry to the midwest. little village has a serious gang problem and strong ties to mexican drug cartels that supply heroin and fuel violence. when rob and amy moved here they got a warm welcome but not the kind you think. >> they found out we were calling the police on them. in retaliation while we were sleeping inside they lit our house on fire. the guys out there would be screaming, yelling, shooting, throwing bricks and bottles at cars. i have seen all kinds of crazy things from this window. >> they refuse to move out. >> one of the things that came out of it is where do we go from here? do we leave an say this didn't work out the way we thought it would? we thought the answer is we need to have more things

rob the place. you can see he's got a gun. he parks his motorcycle broad daylight, tries getting in the door with no luck. he goes to kind of turn around and leave. he's met by a guy, looks like -- that guy is the store owner. >> he's got a gun. >> he's got a gun too. now they're in a gunfight in the middle of the street in public. he fires open the guy in the blue. the bad guy goes back in the store. breaks the window. goes in, gets the employee. grabs the woman. is holding her hostage. takes her out to the front. we have video from a bystander. a lot of posturing here. you see the guy is trying to hold his bike up, keeps the hostage close by. you see the woman carefully walks backwards and then she scurries to safety. looks like someone else grabs her. now just a standoff between the shop owner and the bad guy. and right here, i'm thinking, okay, he's clearly got his gun in his waistband. looks leak maybe he's surrendering. before he takes off, he takes his gun out one more time, here is where things get really tense. >> oh! >> is th

the robberies started four days ago, when a mother was robbed at knifepoint in this grocery store parking lot on 75-th street. the fire chief in long grove says it may never be determined what caused a house to explode. natural gas is suspected, and investigators continue to check out the gas service as well as the meter and appliances. the blast could be felt for miles and left a scene that looked like a tornado hit. a witness shot this video using a drone. nobody was hurt. bears wide receiver josh morgan was arrested outside a nightclub in washington d-c early sunday. the incident happened just days after the bears signed morgan to a one-year contract. morgan is a six-year n-f-l veteran who played the last two years with the redskins. he was charged with misdemeanor assault. morgan denies hitting a man during an argument. the n-b-a will announce today how it will handle the racist remarks that were caught on tape that have been attributed to los angeles clippers owner don sterling. the comments were recorded by sterling's ex-girlfriend. in it, sterling is upset that she took a picture w

park. >> sounds good. thank you very muff, rob, and thank you for being a part of our morning.in next weekend. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard from the makers of frontline® plus it's the only chew that kills both fleas and american dog ticks. vets recommend it, and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline® plus. >>> on "meet the press" this morning, a developing story. president obama has reacted strongly to another racial flash point in this country. >> when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don't really have to do anything. you just let them talk. >> the president talking this morning about those racist comments allegedly made by the owner of the los angeles clipsers basketbaclips e clippers. t

rob mayeda. >>> now some developing news, an expert hiker in menlo park went missing and there is still no signof her. the woman was last seen there. >> reporter: the woman's parents and park rangers do not believe that she ran off. they do not believe that she is in hiding. unfortunately they believe something happened to this hiker and that's why they sort of need everyone's help. take a look at this surveillance picture. this is the last picture taken of magdalena glinkowski. that's right after she parked and then went out for a hike. that was on march 30th and she has not been seen since. just this weekend, park rangers and more than 100 volunteers all scoured this area. they were looking over 26,000 acres and found no sign of miss glinkowski. they have no clue, no leads to go on and they're hoping someone out there may have seen her or talked to her before she left for her hike. a short time ago we were able to talk to her parents who have just flown into town in the bay area and they are still clinging to hope. >> she was probably, if she is in a difficult situation -- she would fight. >>

park. just before 9:00 last night, two men tried to rob the victim. the victim refused to hand over his money or phone and tried to call police. that's when one of the men reportedly pulled out a handgun and hit the victim with it several times. the men were able to get away. neighbors say the crime is not too surprising these days. >> it was better. i felt safer just walking around the block or going to the park with my friends or cousins. as i've gotten older, the crime just really went up a lot and i don't feel safe. >> menlo police are asking anyone with information to call the police department. >>> beautiful weather this easter sunday. perfect for perhaps an egg hunt or two. there's a warning for anyone near the beach. here's a look at ocean beach. very nice out there. heavy surf. the national weather service issued a warning for large ocean swells stretching from point reyes to big sur. rob mayeda joins us now. >> for a look at the weather. >> that high surf advisory through 5:00 tomorrow morning. a lot of folks heading to the coast based on th

so much so that three posters in the "anyone is better than rob ford" campaign turned up at trinity bell woods park. it says vote jeff mcilroy. promised to just smoke pot as mayor. and the second one. if elected, i will just get publicly drunk. and number three vote where it says when i urinate in public i won't get caught. now if you're having dinner now i'm very sorry about this. it's a mystery about who is putting these posters up. there is a website but it gives very little clue. they started tv debates even though polling is seven months away. 40 people are running for the mayor's job. but the major rival candidate. >> you know, we've had it with the scandals and the half-truths. you are embarrassing our city. >> well, you know, don't write rob ford off just yet. i've been saying that a lot. i've been saying that about chris christie, too. but it's true. rob ford's numbers are holding up. they're pretty good. if the anti--ford vote splits too widely than the mayor on crack could be back, giving him, richelle, the last laugh over the poster makers. follow that if you can. >> is that a campaign

park. police say just before 9:00 last night, two suspects tried to rob the victim near the intersection. the victim refused, tried to call police and that's when the suspect pulled out a handgun and hit the victim several times. the suspects were able to get away. if you have any information, menlo park police are asking that you give them a call. >>> a truck driver suffered only minor injuries today after his big rig crashed and burned on 101 in santa rosa this morning. the driver was able to walk away from this crash just after 8:00 this morning near todd road. the accident shut down one lane of traffic for about 7 1/2 hours. the chp says at this point they believe it was a solo accident. >> our investigation shows that the driver possibly fell asleep, drifted onto the shoulder, hit the overpass sign which caused the vehicle to overturn and catch on fire. >> the driver managed to get himself out of the cab and eventually walked to the ambulance when it arrived. he was treated at the hospital for minor injuries and there were no other reported injuries. >>> it got a little crowded today

park restroom. this is where a man was robbed monday night after two men flashed a hammer at him and demanded his belongingsot too far from the mall. this is off interstate 380 just to give you an idea where the robbers are striking. this area is called commodore park. the first robbery happened around 5:30 monday night around the youtube and walmart area. the victim says a man holding a silver kitchen knife demanded his laptop computer. the robber took it and ran off toward a apartment complex. two men with a kitchen knife demanded a man's wallet and cell phone and ran off toward the same apartment. the suspects are described as latino men. one 25-30 years old. and the other is in his late 20s. 5'8", thin with a thick mustache and wore a black wool cap and had a black backpack. if you have any information about the suspects, you urged to contact the police department. we have put in a call to the police but they have no updates at this time. live in san bruno i'm tara moriarty. >>> time 16:-- time is 6:38. there is new developments in the missing malaysian airlines jet. crews have detected two new under wa

park,by the name of rob who is kind of a right-hand man in technology, became my interpreter into thate his interpreter into the business world. .echnologists want purpose if you put them in a box and say make this box faster, it is hard to serve that purpose. it creates a much greater -- >> one of the interesting things in telling the story was how often people walked into brad's life, who came in with some piece of useful information on how the system worked, who had detailed, specialized knowledge about one piece of the system and no sense of their context in the larger system. it was like a headless beast in some ways. >> i want to go back to your work -- you are in our history major, london school of economics. >> you have expressed incredulity about that fact before. >> stephen roach, formerly with morgan stanley, now with yale university. --this is pure journalistic the idea that the market is rigged makes it sound like some computer is in a backroom conniving to squeeze this guy or that guy. system istorted because the elites are rigged. you are one of the elites. how do you ge

park. a new bill is calling for a ban on those shows and on the captive breeding of killer whales. robhen most people think of seaworld, they think of one thing. killer whales, orcas, and more specifically shamu. it's a brand seaworld has crafted for decades, but it's a brand that is now under serious attack. the 2013 documentary "black fish" targeted seaworld's treatments and breeding of orcas. the film focused on the killer whale tilacum who was involved in the killer of a seaworld trainer in 2010. the backlashes prompted a california legislator that would propose a till to ban breeding and performances in the state. >> the practice of keeping orcas captive for human amusement must end. >> reporter: seaworld has been fighting back, now making its case in sacramento. >> the whales are healthy and thriving. >> reporter: christopher is trying to get the message out to legislators voting on the ban. seaworld officials have blasted the documentary calling it the misleading propaganda of animal rights activists. it even set up its own website to refute the argument. >> there's not only dis

park. a new bill is calling for a ban on those shows and on the captive breeding of killer whales. robayes has the story. >> reporter: when most people think of seaworld, they think of one thing. killer whales, orcas, and more specifically shamu. it's a brand seaworld has crafted for decades, but it's a brand that is now under serious attack. the 2013 documentary "black fish" targeted seaworld's treatments and breeding of orcas. the film focused on the killer whale tilacum who was involved in the killer of a seaworld trainer in 2010. the backlashes prompted a california legislator that would propose a till to ban breeding and performances in the state. >> the practice of keeping orcas captive for human amusement must end. >> reporter: seaworld has been fighting back, now making its case in sacramento. >> the whales are healthy and thriving. >> reporter: christopher is trying to get the message out to legislators voting on the ban. seaworld officials have blasted the documentary calling it the misleading propaganda of animal rights activists. it even set up its own website to refute the

park. first inning padres flashing the leather. dives and robs him of a base hit. giants down 1-0 in the fifth. michael morris ties the game at one when he puts it over. 2-1, padres in the eighth. the giants bats have gone quiet. three runs in their last 28 innings. but buster posey strikes out to end the game. padres hand the giants their third straight loss. 3-1, the final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. we will see you tonight again at 5:00. have a great day. woah, this k l! the tour. give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. wireleare awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data on the best 4g lte networks starts at just $4

park. first inning padres flashing the leather. dives and robs him of a base hit. great catch. giants down 1-0 in the fifth. michael morris ties the game at one when he puts it over. ties the game at 1. now 2-1, padres in the eighth. the giants bats have gone quiet. three runs in their last 28 innings. but buster posey strikes out to end the game. padres hand the giants their third straight loss. 3-1, the final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. we will see you tonight again at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next, the big easter celebration in san francisco. where you can see the easter bunny during today's parade. to ] when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying] >> herm are the winning numbers from last night's $128 million power ball draw. 5, 6, 29, 35, 51. the power number 21. no one got all six. wednes

park. first inning padres flashing the leather. dives and robs him of a base hit.ts down 1-0 in the fifth. michael morris ties the game at one when he puts it over. and the eighth. the giants bats have gone quiet. three runs in their last 28 innings. built pose strikes out toned the game. they will hand the giants their third straight loss, 3-1, the final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. we will see you tonight again at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next, the easter celebration in san francisco r you can see the easter bunny during today's parade. you gotta reel it up now,buddy. it.creel it up.t up, [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass. [father]bring it up.keep reeling.keep reeling.c'mon, where is he? whoa! you caught that all by yourself? [boy] yeah! [father]how old are you to catch that? [boy]three! [father]you're three years old? show me how many fingers that is. >> an army of basket-carrying kids marched through golden gate park yesterday in search of the all-elusive easter egg. it

park. officials say they're looking forward to the move. but as robroth explains, not everyone is on board with the plan. >> it's just to me one city of sports and why break it up. >> reporter: the message on the back of this fan's t-shirt says protect warrior's ground. he means oakland not san francisco. >> i'm a season ticketholder and i will not renew my ticket if they move. >> reporter: the golden state warriors have been playing in oakland since 1971 but never adopted the city's name. although some say losing them would be a punch in the stomach for oakland. >> i would be very upset if they move to san francisco. >> reporter: chris dobbyn serves on the governing board of the project. >> we can offer them a better site, a better price to keep them here we'll keep them here. >> we're looking forward to the balance of our seasons at oracle arena. we're going to welcome those fans and workers to our new arena. >> reporter: the team pays $100 million a year and provides full and part time jobs. at least one oakland a's player said he would be sorry to

park. officials say they're looking forward to the move. but as robroth explains, not everyone is on board with the plan. >> it's just to me one city of sports and why break it up. >> reporter: the message on the back of this fan's t-shirt says protect warrior's ground. he means oakland not san francisco. >> i'm a season ticketholder and i will not renew my ticket if they move. >> reporter: the golden state warriors have been playing in oakland since 1971 but never adopted the city's name. although some say losing them would be a punch in the stomach for oakland. >> i would be very upset if they move to san francisco. >> reporter: chris dobbyn serves on the governing board of the project. >> we can offer them a better site, a better price to keep them here we'll keep them here. >> we're looking forward to the balance of our seasons at oracle arena. we're going to welcome those fans and workers to our new arena. >> reporter: the team pays $100 million a year and provides full and part time jobs. at least one oakland a's player said he would be sorry to

rob wrote no thanks i like having lots of stuff. robin says if you have a two-car garage and can't park a car in it time to declutter. storing items you never use in a storage unit, it's time to did he clutter. tell us what you think on our facebook page or twitter and just remember to use the hash tag declutter. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for watching everyone. abc 7 news continues now on line, on twitter, facebook and all the mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. for sandhya, and dan ashley thanks for watching our next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. right now on jimmy kimmel, behind the jimmy kimmel, behind the scandal ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ and they're doing the illegal stuff. >> they think it's covert but really it's not. you you might be on to something. >>> up next, the photography trend that could replace the selfie. >> and putting sizzle in our easter feast. holiday lamb, the new edition of insomniac kitchen. you're watching "world news now." ♪ up and down the bunny trail, hippity hoppin' easter's on its way ♪ ♪ try to do the things you should, maybe if

rob wrote no thanks i like having lots of stuff. robin says if you have a two-car garage and can't park a car in it time to declutter. storing items you never use in a storage unit, it's time to did he clutter. tell us what you think on our facebook page or twitter and just remember to use the hash tag declutter. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for watching everyone. abc 7 news continues now on line, on twitter, facebook and all the mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. for sandhya, and dan ashley thanks for watching our next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. right now on jimmy kimmel, behind the jimmy kimmel, behind the scandal >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! behind the scandalabra! tonight, jimmy's on the set of "scandal" with shonda rimes and kerry robinson, guillermo,000 diaz, kenny lowes, jeff perry, bellamy young, scott foley, and much more! and now, here is jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello, gladiators, i'm jimmy kimmel. and tonight i will take you behind the scandalabra here at olivia pope and associates where people go to get things fixed.

park. probably be a cool one. let's check in with robtina. >> low clouds around the inner bay and as we enter the afternoon, not too bad. mid-70s over san jose and santa rosa and cool around san francisco, highs today near 62 degrees. mike? >> looking over to the bay bridge toll plaza. low clouds hover on the deck and backup for the cash lanes and look at the map getting away from the bay bridge heading up out of emery ville. eastbound 80 your second lane enough of a distraction for westbound commute and slow that side and now everything moving to the right shoulder. westbound is slowing out of richmond in towards berkeley right now. the rest of your bay moving pretty smoothly. green for the sensors all around the place and northbound 101 approaching oakland and the crash has moved to the shoulder. >>> it is 5:57. almost won $100,000 for ncaa tournament bracket. >> boy, his parents would love that. >>> new pings deep in the indian ocean from what could be that missing malaysian airlines jet. >>> developing news for you in the search for

. >> reporter: in fact, rob, they were just wrapping up as i was at the station. quite simply,the park was closing. policehad been out there since about 10:30 this morning. that's whenchp got a call of a car accident. when the went to report to that scene of the car accident, the found a car that was indeed banged up but no sign of the driver. the then about a half hour later came across a woman who had a one year old boy in her arms. that boy was nonresponsive. then she took a ride in an ambulance and chief anderson with the east bay regional parks district said what her mood was. >> her demeanor was somewhat ir rattic but i can't get -- erratic but i can't be specific. we're going to be doing testing to see if she was under the influence of something. we'dlike to know the history of her behavior. >> reporter: now the have learned some things about her past, that is to say she had reports of depression with her family who is reportedly located in the south bay. the boy has a father in the south bay. policeare in the process of questioning him to find out more about the 23-year old sus

parking in red zones? >> listen to adam jones. [ laught our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >> david letterman is next with robjoin us at 4:30 in the morning. i'll be will watching too. >> ,, >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for derm exclusive instant anti-aging, brought to you by beachbody. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. hi, everybody, and welcome. i'm deborah norville -- journalist, author, wife, and mom -- and today i am joined by grammy-winning music superstar chilli of tlc. woo-hoo! [ cheers and applause ] and television phenomenon turned entertainment reporter mindy burbano stearns. [ cheers and applause ] now, what do i have in common with these two talented ladies? >> we are all competing to kee

, which means locations south of park avenue, what's left of the smoke close to ground level, stay indoors until that fire gets completely knocked down. >> thank you, robnbc nightly news is next. see you back at 6:00 with an update on the fire and arrest of 49ers aldon smith. >>> on this sunday night -- breaking news. multiple shootings at a jewish community center on the eve of passover. >>> escalating crisis. an emergency u.n. security council meeting is called as ukraine's government threatens a full-scale military operation against pro-russian militants. >>> severe threat. powerful ss batter the midwest and now have triggered tornado watches in the south. >>> out of control. deadly wildfires rage in chile, forcing 10,000 people to evacuate their homes. >>> and the pope celebrates palm sunday mass and poses for selfies with the crowd. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. substituting tonight, carl quintanilla. >>> good evening. tw

park. i'm damian trujillo. >> are the vegetables going to have nice weather to grow in? rob is here with a look at the forecast. good gardening weather this weekend. >> a critical part of the process. the sun will come out. it's going to take a while for san francisco. first pitch at 1:05. 65 at first pitch. cloudy skies. inland locations around pleasanton, livermore, trivalley, inner parts of the east bay, places that see the temperatures climb up as we head to the afternoon. right now outside, a lot of clouds. we have low clouds essentially from san jose across the bay, over toward san francisco, where it's 54 degrees. all gray for now, and that marine layer is 3,000 feet thick, but above the low clouds, we'll see north winds that will start to clear things out as we go through the afternoon. right now, low clouds and misty skies possible through 9:00 or 10:00 this morning, and as we head past lunch time, we'll see the inland vacations, the valleys, the east bay and south of san jose warming up 5 to 8 degrees and as we head to the evening, a slightly weaker sea breeze. we

members of menlo park's urban search and rescue task force will be heading to washington today to help with mud slide search efforts. the two members, division chief frank fraone and robrson are deploying as part of a 20 percent support team made up of the urban search and rescue team members from across the country. right now, 30 people are dead and 17 remain missing from the march 22nd of a slide in -- mudslide in osos. . a bill striving to protect homeowners from retribution if they reduce water usage for landscaping. if passed the assembly thursday 71 to one without the debate. the bill's author says the association's have been forcing their members to maintain lush loss despite existing laws of that seek to protect homeowners. -- laws. the bill aims to reduce loopholes that are being used by the associations. >>mark: more than 1.2 million californians and rolled and private insurance plans by the initial deadline this week. covered california released preliminary figures that nearly met the obama administration's original target of 1.3 million. covered california has since extended the deadline for two weeks for applicants who said the attempted to start the proc

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as rob ross shows us the plan could bring some very visible changes to oak land streets. >> bicycling along telegraph avenue say those who know best is no stroll in the parkhat could soon change, are considering installing barriers from 20th street to 57th street much like in parts of chicago where bikes are separated from cars. >> it's important because more people will bicycle if it's safe for them to do it. >> this is a rendserring of what oakland is thinking about. it will have buffeted by another bare we are. parking would be on the other side of the barrier. >> if there were an actual barrier then i don't have to concern myself with making myself look bigger or taking up more space. >> on thursday transportation al officials are scheduled to meet on the best way. it may not be a win win for everyone. for some adding a protective barrier would mean losing a lane of traffic. >> too much congestion. the traffic, it would be too slow. >> but the idea seems to be taking hold. al a meet a is planning on installing barriers. barriers are under consideration in parts of berkeley. >> bicycling is coming to america. we're going to start looking a lot more lik

robbing a man at gunpoint. the victim, a 67-year-old man, was using a bank of america atm on fremont boulevard around 1 a.m., when a carload of men drove up and parkedhere he was standing. one person got out of the car, pointed a gun at the victim and took his wallet. according to police, the victim's credit cards were used at a nearby 7-11 store about an hour later. authorities are charging the suspects with multiple felonies, including robbery, elder abuse, possession of stolen property and being a felon in possession of ammunition. san francisco police are coming out with a plan to prevent another pot party mess in golden gate park. april 20-th has become a counter-culture holiday in north america, where people gather to celebrate and consume marijuana. last year -- some ten- ups thousand pounds of trash was left behind by those celebrating during the event police say.there will be an bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters >>george: welcome b

, two members of menlo park's urban search and rescue task force are heading to washington to help with the mud slide efforts. the team members, division chief frank fraone and rob patterson, are deployed as part of a 20 person supporting. right now, 30 people are dead at 17 still remain missing. >> coming up on kron 4 news. we are tracking the rain that is hitting the bay area. when it rolls out there right now, here's a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. >> a couple trapped in their car in missouri's flooded streets. we will have that story of their rescue coming up. we also will have dine and dish. >> welcome back. but one in the macarthur mayes is the accident at 24 even though it was reported that a lane was blocked to but a minor accident north 880 of market street is backing up the ride coming into downtown oakland from just before 580. >> new this morning. the rain is causing hazardous conditions in the north bay. terisa estacio has more. >> the rain has been pretty steady. that has created hazardous conditions on a road. right now, i am next to 101 next to the lucky drive exit. this area normally floods. car after car is is going along the str

in the men's restroom, a man was robbed monday night artwo men flashed a hammer at him and demanded his belongings. this area is called commodore parknear the youtube and walmart offices. the victim says a man holding a silver kitchen knife demanded his laptop computer, took it and ran off toward a nearby apartment complex. about three hours later, the victim was targeted and the third time was tuesday night in the same area, two men with a kitchen knife demanding a man's wallet and cell phone and running off towards the same apartments. what do you think about the weapons being used? >> there is scary. there is a playground. there's kids playing here. it gents kind of scary. it's desperate people and no telling what can happen. >> reporter: the suspects are described as latino men, one 25 to 30 years old. 5'10" wearing a black trench coat. the other in his late 20s, 5'8" with a thin mistaush. he had a black backpack and wore a black cool cap. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new optimism in the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight. there were two pings detected. these fresh signals are in the same general area where two ea

rob roth explains, critics fear it may lead to everyone more traffic headaches. >> reporter: bicycling along telegraph avenue say who know best is no stroll in the park. >> it's pretty dangerous. >> but that could soon change. oakland city officials are considering installing protective barriers from 20th street to 57th street. much like in parts of chicago where bikes are separated from cars. east bay bicycle advocates support the idea. >> it's important because more people will bicycle, if it's safe for them to do it. >> reporter: this is a rendering of what planners are considering. parking without on the other side of the barrier. >> if there was an actual barrier, then i don't have to concern myself with making myself look bigger or taking up more space. >> reporter: on thursday transportation fishes from fishes -- transportation officials from chicago and new york are meeting to talk about the best ways to implement barriers. on some parts of telegraph. adding a protective barrier would mean losing a lane of traffic. >> to congested. it'll be too slow coming down telegraph and it's a main street. >> reporter: but the idea seems to be taking hold. alameda is pl

rob roth explains, critics fear it may lead to everyone more traffic headaches. >> reporter: bicycling along telegraph avenue say who know best is no stroll in the park. >> it's prettygerous. >> but that could soon change. oakland city officials are considering installing protective barriers from 20th street to 57th street. much like in parts of chicago where bikes are separated from cars. east bay bicycle advocates support the idea. >> it's important because more people will bicycle, if it's safe for them to do it. >> reporter: this is a rendering of what planners are considering. parking without on the other side of the barrier. >> if there was an actual barrier, then i don't have to concern myself with making myself look bigger or taking up more space. >> reporter: on thursday transportation fishes from fishes -- transportation officials from chicago and new york are meeting to talk about the best ways to implement barriers. on some parts of telegraph. adding a protective barrier would mean losing a lane of traffic. >> to congested. it'll be too slow coming down telegraph and it's a main street. >> reporter: but the idea seems to be taking hold. alameda is planni

arrested three people suspected of robbing a man at gunpoint, a 67 year-old man using an atm on fremont boulevard around one in the morning. a carload of men drove up and parkedext to where he was standing. one man got out took his wallet and pointed a gun at temperatures apparently the credit cards are used to 711 hours later. the suspects are being charged with robbery elder abuse possession of stolen property and being a felon and possession of ammunition. >>: the redesigned s.a.t. one day before another two years of of the college board has really some sample questions. the test will include reading and writing, math and an optional s said. overawed dropping from 2400 back to 1600. there also be no penalty for wrong answers. the new test will be available to students started spring of 2016. >>: san francisco police coming up with a plan to prevent a pot parted mess. april 20th it has been a counterculture holiday. people gather to consume marijuana. some 10,000 lbs. of trash was left behind by those for 20 celebrations. there will be an increased law enforcement presence to prevent the same problems. april 28th falls on easter sunday. >>: smoking marijuan

robbing a man at gunpoint. in the victim a 67 year-old man using a atm in fremont when a carload of a man not draw up and parkedto him. one man got out pointed the gun at him and took his wallet. his credit cards were used at a nearby 711 and hour later the men are charged with multiple felonies. >>: san francisco police are coming with a plan to prevent another pot party mess and golden gate park. april 20th it has become a counterculture holiday here in united states where people gather to celebrate a use marijuana. last year some 10,000 lbs. of trash was left behind with thocelebral there be an increased police presence. april 24th falls on easter sunday. the city council released of the wheat cultivation van. it allows people to grow anywhere from 6 to 12 cans it plans if it's included considered medically necessary. >>: some people don't like the smell and kids could still come so they may put a band. >>: in story you'll only see in morgan hill teenager contacting us with an unusual problem thrift 17 year-old angry gay camacho treats this is what happened when his driver's license our ride. a picture of an

rob lowe is a household name. you know him from the brat pack, parks and rec.nce is in a new book called "love life." here with a new do. why, sir, why? >> part of it is there were a number of stories i didn't want to put in the first book because frankly i thought they were a little too provocative. as i got comfortable with the reception of the first book and my writing style, i felt the confidence, frankly, to tell some of the stuff that i wanted to tell but didn't really have the wherewithal to do it in the first book. >> there's a real range in here. you get the rob lowe who had an almost late night rendezvous with madonna in the '80s, to the rob lowe who cried like a baby when his eldest son went to college. >> pretty broad spectrum. >> is that the point, to just it's not just the one image you think of you? >> i always think it's interesting to read books as a fan that take me behind the curtain, for example, not many 19-year-old young men get invited to the playboy mansion for a super bowl party. that was a pivotal developmental chapter in my life. >> h