that means it's time for a check of weather with lisa. >> yeah we're looking at some sunshine. morning long. the fog finally retreating closer to the bay but it's going to take a few more hours in certain parts and in fact by the coast it will linger. here is live doppler 7 hd where the fog is with us all the way from the north coast along the central coast. looking at a partly sunny day along the shoreline so temperatures in san francisco will be pleasant, in the 60s, but look at all the overcast right now. it's going to take a couple more hours and then you'll look for a sunny average. 55 in san jose morgan hill 46 for you. we are looking at the fog in the north bay. here's lake tahoe. it's going to be in the upper 60s, nice and clear. low 30s right now. thunderstorms could erupt later today and into next week as well as the atmosphere becomes unstable each day. in fact a little more unstable as we go through the workweek. 48 in petaluma, 53 in fairfield. and the visibility hasn't been good in santa rosa. a mile and a half there, two miles along the coast, so definitely gettin

and there's going to be a summer spread across the bay area. lisal your full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> a southwest airlines passenger hoping to bet a refund for a flight he cancelled ran into quite a bit of turbulence. that is until "7 on your side" michael finney stepped in to smooth things out. >> jeff schwarz was all set to take off on southwest to celebrate his friend's birthday, but his buddy had to postpone the celebration. so jeff grabbed a phone at an office he was visiting and cancelled the flight, so he thought. >> they told me, great, you are all set. i hung up and went back to my meeting. didn't think about it again. >> the next day he received an e-mail from southwest that read "because the passenger listed below failed to cancel, all funds from the no-show reservation are forfeited." stunned, he called southwest. >> they said prove to us you called. and i said, you know, excuse me? he said, no, you need to prove to us you called. >> jeff couldn't really do that. you will recall he was at an off-site meeting when he picked up

let's start with a look at the weather with lisa argen. >> hello. cold and pretty damp easter for some of you out there. here's other look at live doppler 7hd with the heaviest rain in sea ran and a lot of showers moving through san francisco and the central bay. and here north of bodega bay you see a line of pretty good showers. and the central bay across into vallejo and berkeley looking at wet weather. san bruno, you are getting wet. and davenport looking at showers pushing through santa cruz. this is the leading edge of the weak system that will be pushing through this easter sunday. snowing in the sierra nevada. 2 to 7 inches there. and a winter advisory. more wet weather throughout the morning hours. by 11:00 most of the activity wants to push outs of the north and east way but it still lingers into the south bay. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. a rural east bay community is waking up to a new world this morning. a world without water. about 100 families have seen their as well as dry up and their only other source is now cut off. abc7 news report

[laughter] >> a rain dance, yes. thank you lisa. let's checkouts sports. a second-round playoff preview. golden state has lost 31 straight regular season road games against the spurs. they can change that today. tipoff 4:00 p.m. last night the warriors beat the mavericks, locking up another milestone. here's shu with all the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. with the warriors win last night in dallas, steve kerr becomes the first rookie coach in nba history to win 63 games and the doves grab home-court advantage throughout the playoff. not a bad night. the put-back. and 8 points on the night. this monster right handed jam. klay thompson countered. led with 21. 5 threes. splash. the one-handed throw down. and played only 10 minutes but had 18 points before fouling out. here to beat the buzzer. up 8 at the half. warriors win. steve kerr, what a season. kentucky and wisconsin met in the final four last year with the wildcats advance together finals. same two met again this year in the final four but it was the badgers advancing to the fina

we will talk about a cooler week ahead coming up. tiffany. >> thank you lisa. >>> this morning an intensive search will continue for two men missing off a fishing boat off the sonoma county coast as funeral plans are made for two of their companions. the boat did not return friday after a fishing trip. two of the boaters are from santa rosa. sergio quintana has the latest development. >> for sky 7hd you can see the wreckage of the 21-foot boat. the four aboard were supposed to have a leasherly fishing day. the family of one of those on board say they are praying for a miracle. >> we are holding up hope that he will be okay. he's a really strong guy and praying that he will be all right. >> they are the family of 28-year-old ryan vial. he was the youngest aboard and remains missing. his friend brennan is also missing. they recovered the bodies of richard hargreaves and diane kelly. >> they did not have a flotation device on. >> this has been an extensive search with crews covering dozens of miles in the ocean. it began friday night because someone in the fishin

here's lisa argen with a quick look at the forecast. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. ding down. here's a look at the east bay. east of union city. east of 680 and the hills the higher elevations looking at some showers. but into the south bay you can see how spotty it is around san jose milpitas. but we still have some light rain here and further south it's more concentrated with gilroy highway 101 and morgan hill looking at the rain. we still have a winter weather advisory in the sierra nevada throughout the entire day. anywhere from a couple more inches to nearly ten inches expected. numbers in the 50s and visibility about 3 miles in spots. the win will kick up. right now we are into the mid-50s, but we will be looking at the rain showers continuing to taper quickly off and push on out of here. we will talk about rainfall totals, the extend the outlook now a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. last night 65 year old olympian bruce jenner revealed that he is transgender. genre told apc diane lawyer that his struggle with gender identity began at an early age. this

a quick look at the forecast. we have rain headed our way this weekend. here's lisa argen with a first look at live doppler 7hd. hi, lisa. >> we certainly do. low snow levels and breezy winds starting today temperatures much, much cooler. only in the 50s and 60s. say good-bye to the 70s for a while. here's a look at an area of low pressure that will be sliding south the next couple of days. a couple piece of energy to arrive our way the first to arrive easter sunday. mid-30s in napa. good morning petaluma, 37 for you. 35 san carlos. cooler start san jose. 50 degrees. only 50s he is coast. as we go throughout the afternoon, a much cooler parcel of air headed over the bay area. temperatures coming way down. in fact, highs today around average. 50s and 60s for most with increasing clouds. i'll tell you when the rain gets here and how much to expect coming up. chris >> lisa, thank you. now to breaking news out of san jose where a pedestrian was hit and killed on a southbound lanes of 101 near story road. we just got this video into our newsroom. highway patrol has closed two lanes of the freeway. the fatal collision

i'll have those numbers in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. eveloping news, people in nepal are cremating the dead and dig fourth survivors this morning, one day after a massive hem layian 7 .8 magnitude earthquake. the death toll is growing and now is more than 2500. a huge aftershock overnight measuring 6.7 scent people screaming and running into the streets. doctors and relief workers are now on the scene. at least 17 people were killed in an avalanche on mount everest triggered by the quake, including a 33-year-old google employee from the bay area. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has details. >> daniel fredinburg was on an expedition of mount everest. these are pictures from his instagram feed. the group he was traveling with confirmed his beth from an avalanche cause the by the massive quake. >> i've done a lot of good things in my life. >> he also launched a start-up accelerator in the mission district called "the laundry." we talked to people in his neighborhood and his death is still a shock. three other company employees traveling

a black man in police custody. al jazeera am john terret is in baltimore today with what happens next, john. >> that's right lisa, good evening from west baltimore in freddy gray's neighborhood. all is quiet but not tonight. there is to be a mass demonstration around downed baltimore in the city hall area. we are told as many as 10,000 people may be turning up. to that end, in the course of that we leonard more about the ongoing investigation into freddy gray's death. a late friday afternoon press conference by baltimore police, the investigation honing in on a gap in the day he ran from is officers. >> there is a gap for me, where mr. gray rap from officers and where the video picks up. we don't see what occurred there so we have to clear that picture. >> reporter: scenes baltimore doesn't want to see repeated. the weather forecast is good, baltimore's mayor aware that tempers may flare. awaiting for the investigation into his death to be completed. >> i understand when there is a situation such as this, there is often a desire to say you know, somebody's got to pay someone's got to go. it's not that i don't understa

a lunar eclipse. the shortest one in 100eers happening this morning. lisa8. we are taking a live look from our sutro tower cam. it's pointing at the bay bridge this morning. it is shaping up to be a pretty cool saturday and a cool weekend, at that. we will get checked with lisa argen and see when some rain is possibly headring way in just a little bit. >>> sending flowers is one of the most common ways to pay your respects at a funeral. can you be sure your flowers actually make it to the service? a woman says not necessarily. that's when she turned to michael finney for help. >> kathy shows us pictures of her big brother mahendra, enjoying family gatherings, even as he struggles with illness. >> he has three boys and he would do anything for his sons. he was such a devoted father. >> when he died in february, kathy and her sister wanted to show how much he meant to the family. >> we were going to send a nice, big spray. >> kathy searched online for flour shops in san jose. up came amy florist and there she found the perfect floral wreath. >> it's called fi

a box of goodies. matt: bobble bar? [laughter] [indiscernible] lisa: it is like a piece of fun jewelry. nd what you're saying the same word. daniella: not really. matt: thank you. lisa will stay with me. for years in california or the governor of the golden state has news for you. will continue. aim a loop. ♪ -- stay in the loop. ♪ matt: joining me today, bill peabody, and bloomberg's lisa -- lisa abramowicz. let's go to number four northern california. obviously getting hurt by the weather. continuing to get her. a trout has lasted cointreau years and as a result, cities and towns date wide are under orders to cut usage by 25%. governor jerry brown was on abc's's week yesterday saying it is not just a california problem. >> the weather happening in california will be reflected and show up in other parts of the world. it is serious. matt: i do not think anyone thinks climate change is a hoax anymore. probably some people, but most people would probably say it is not man-made and you cannot argue that the fat california has had a drought for cointreau years. lisa: he says really the issue

thanks for joining us on this easter sunday, let's start with a look at the weather with lisa argen. >> hello. there area researchers a few light returns in the farther bay, some not reaching the ground. but drizzle and mix. not much else happening but off the coast you see a few returns and this weak impulse will continue to sink south and east across the bay area today. so by 8:00 we will see some showers from marin through sonoma down around the south bay. and by about 10:00 11:00 it wants to push out of the north bay, pushing into the east bay and south bay by 1:00. after that we will still have a cloudy partly cloudy cool afternoon. with he will line up the temperatures today and talk about a more vigorous systems bringing thunderstorms and perhaps snow to the higher elevations around the bay tomorrow coming up. carolyn. >> thank you. a rural east bay community is waking up to a new world this morning. a world without water. about 100 families have seen their as well as dry up and their only other source is now cut off. tiffany wilson has the story.. >> tucked into the area here

help me with it i'm trying to remember my french. >> i'm lisa a 17 year-old high school student that the sierra club every year of my life i've went through hotter than life experience i've never experiences normal temperatures because global is a reality it is not going to happen in the future i'll have to deal with it for the rest of my life we're the first jartsz that are aware this is a problem and one of the last that is able to mitigate those climate changes that is example i want to ask you to implement the clean power sf program with the generation as policy and as quickly as possible we need green house gas recreation everyday by the time i'm in your position i'll be able to work against the effects of globally and not handling the backlash. >> thank you that was very meaningful. >> ruth. >> hi commissioners thank you for putting it this throw i'm a citizen and ratepayer i've been waiting and waiting and waiting for this program to go through i'm thrilled it is so thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker ann marie. >> yeah. i'm ann marie i'm with 3

get ready for a warmup this week. lisa shortly with a full accuweather forecast. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. >> welcome back. 5:40 on this sunday morning. hope your sunday is going well. sit back, relax and keep on watching the a.p. c7 sunday morning news. this is a live look from our mount cam tam. it looks windy there but you won't believe how warm it is going to be this final week of april. lisa argen will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. >>> trouble at three california refineries. two in the bay area. it's behind the r

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argen with a quick look at the forecast. hi lisachris, you are absolutely right. the rain has exited. we are look at a quarter to three quarter inch since you were sleeping. still lingers in the south bay but it isn't much at all. even toward gilroy a few light areas of sprinkles. around hollister the rain is ending. but the main rain around big sur. and we still have a winter weather advisory. you mentioned the wind. 17 to 22 miles per hour. looking at a high of only 57 and breezy condition test coast. 60 in the city. look for low to mid-60s east bay. mid-60s in the south pay. all with partly cloudy skies. so the rain has ended and we are looking at a warmer second half of the weekend. that is coming up in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. last night former olympic champion bruce jenner revealed that he is transgender. jenner told abc's diane lawyer that his struggle with gender identity began at an early age. not everyone is waiting until they grow up. this morning we introduced you to an east bay family facing a similar s

it also limits atm cash withdrawals to $25 a day. lisa, should all states do this? >> 100% without a doubt. taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook for welfare recipients spending money on spa treatments and, you know getting tattoos. we should be giving people a hand up not a handout. but that's not what we've been doing. what we need is a broader assessment of welfare as a whole. since lyndon b. johnson launched

a break. thank you, lisa. sports, tomorrow night the warriors will try to take a 2-0 series lead in their first-round playoff match-up with the pelicans. yesterday golden state held on after new orleans made a big run in the fourth quarter. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. well, the warriors kickstarted their run to an nba championship yesterday at oracle with a win over the new orleans pelicans. the first of 16 wins it takes to win it all, but it wasn't the big easy. oracle was a sea of gold. oracle fans are ready. warriors a little nervous but settled down. klay thompson to bogut for the alley oop. steph curry from way downtown. the 10-0 run for warriors. curry drives high off the glass and the foul. warriors led by 18 at the break. draymond green was the only warriors starter not in double digits after one. he open the second with a three. quincy pondexter from just over the half-court line nails it. 84-66 dubs after three. fourth quarter, new orleans steps

a good idea. let me bring it arnold. lisa, $800 to $1,200 per camera is what police departments are spending around the country. where is the money coming from? >> this is why i think we need to have a bigger debate here. it should be part of a broader conversation. this should .a knee jerk emotional reaction to obviously what is a horrific tragedy. but look the statistics that juan quoted come from one city. the point i am making is the fact that every city is different. every cop's need is different. every cop has a different beat. so there isn't this one size fits all cure-all approach to this problem here. there is a huge financial cost as well. we're talking about 900,000 cops across the country $900 at least for these different devices. in addition you're talking about the cost of storage as well which is around $45,000. and also potentially hiring new people. >> gentlemen, wayne so president obama offered somewhere around $75 million over the next three years as a 50% match. in other words he'll put up 25 a year for th

it's a cold new york winter day. lisa does what most parents do to try to create a stable daily routine, a warm nest. but she doesn't have a nest. for the past three years, lisa, her husband and four of their eight children are homeless. they're living in a shelter here in the bronx, but often they sit outside, in a public space on a six-lane street. lisa is deaf, but she's able to speak. >> we lost our house because the landlord, he just left. he couldn't afford to fix up the house, and he just left. i don't know what happened. the foreclosure came, took everybody out of the house. we lost everything. >> there are some 20 thousand homeless children and teenagers in new york. aged seven, aliyah is lisa's youngest child. she can explain well where she's living right now. >> a shelter, like when people move in, or get kicked out because if people get kicked out, they have to go and ask a case manager if they can live in there. >> for eleven-year-old dallas things looks somewhat different. she can't ever bring friends home.

i'll have a look at the temperatures coming up. >> thank you lisa. also ahead, another scandal of the archdiocese of san francisco. why parents of an elementary school want the parish pastor ousted. >> they finally figured out a fool-proof way to keep people off my lawn. [laughter] >> the jokes were flying fast and furious at last night's correspondents female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> for all intents and purposes i am a woman. i was not born that way. i have all the male parts and all that kind of stuff, but we still identify as female. >> that candid and stunning 20/20 interview has gone viral. bruce jenner has been trending in the u.s. and worldwide since friday night's show and sparking a conversation about what it means to be transgender. here is lindsay janice. >> one thing that can really make a difference in people's liv

so we'll look for a brighter and warmer sunday and, in fact, warming trend continues into monday. chris? >> lisareaking news out of nepal. more than 800 people are dead following a powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake. it was less than 50 miles from the capital city of kathmandu. at least eight aftershocks of 4.5 or greater have been felt following the initial one. officials say at least 876 people have been killed and hundreds more injured. the death toll is expected to rise. this is the worst quake to hit nepal in more than 80 years. be sure to follow us on twitter at abc 7 news bay area for updates on the situation in south asia. >>> 8:31 is our time. 17 million people watched abc last night to hear former olympic champion bruce jenner reveal that he's transgender. jenner told abc's diane sawyer his struggle with gender identity began at an early age. not everyone is waiting until they grow up though. this morning we introduce you to a family with the struggle with a younger child. here's ama daetz. >> scarlet is like most 7-year-old girls. less than thrilled to be doing homework before dinner.

ac >> we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at our forecast. lisahow is it looking this weekend? >> it's looking pretty good. we are starting a warming trend today. sunrise is about ten minutes away. you can see some of the colors here. 52 downtown. across the bay 48. in san jose also 48. a cool 42 in morgan hill. another look from mt. tam. isolates cooler here for petaluma and napa with numbers from the upper 30s to low 40s this afternoon. with some of the high clouds temperatures will still manage to warm into the mid-70s. and our east bay valleys will have the high clouds throughout the day today. that will keep today the cooler day of the weekend. we will talk about how warm it gets tomorrow coming up. chris. >> thank you, 6:30 is our time. >>> san francisco police are still looking for three men suspected of robbery and now wanted in the death of a woman killed as the suspects escaped from officers. abc7 news shot this exclusive shot of the stolen toyota used by the suspects after it was found abandoned on treasure island. officers began chasin

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let's start with a quick look at our weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. hi everyone. nights and clear this morning. high pressure is building in and that's allowing for a warmup today. temperatures are cool, 40 napa, 351 hayward. we are looking for conditions that will allow the temperatures to start out warmer a good indicator how it will be this afternoon. anywhere from 5 to perhaps 8 degrees warmer than we should be for this time of the year. here's sutro. it's clear. we are looking at temperatures today around 60 at our coast. itit will be cool there but in our inland valleys about 80 degrees. around the bay we are talking mid-and upper 70s. but it won't last to start the work week. we will have more changes to talk about and i will have those for you and a look at the extended outlook in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. we begin this morning with developing news out of richmond and the search for a driver in a deadly hit-and-run. one person is dead two more in critical condition following a late night police chase and crash. around 9 k 30

a bit. we will check with lisa for a look at the forecast. >> maybe a jacket through midday hour.ting off milder with low-to-mid 50s. you will not need the umbrella. is system is offshore enhancing

this is a friend of lisa's. how are you doing? kim had no idea that she was talking to a major drug smuggler. and at that moment i was kind of like, she might find out what's going on. >> he's like, "hello, ma'am." i'm like, are you guys coming? >> i didn't know in a minute if he was going to say i'll be there with the drugs or i'm bringing the drugs. >> i said -- >> lisa's upset. and you know, she's ready for her products. >> what was really amazing about it is that she kept saying you're supposed to bring this woman's products. >> are y'all bringing these products? >> she came here to get products. she just kept saying that. products. she never said anything else. >> she's ready for the products today, man. >> he's like we're coming and don't worry. and i was like, okay. well, good. >> okay. >> after kim had talked to him, she just said -- >> they're bringing you your products. >> and i was like in my mind thinking, thank you, jesus. i'm serious. the next morning he came to the hotel room. he knocked on the door. >> he was tall.

alix: lisa a question for you. the stronger dollar being blamed in a lot of capacity. at do to the corporate bond market? lisa: the corporate bond market is affected by different dynamic. people are piling in for higher yields and they are getting international demand for some of that credit. high yield is more affected by oil prices. investment-grade companies do have a lot of international exposure and it will trickle into credit. alix: we have a consumer prices in the index -- in the u.s. will increase in march. inflation remains well below the fed's 2% goal. what are we looking for when the report comes out? peter: this is the first time i am taking a look at cpi. in the last week, we have had this interesting change. the san francisco fed told us not to look at market measures. everyone is saying that we have to look at a broader range. tomorrow's cpi is the most important it has been an a while. carl: it is the mattel story. watch for more of the same in tomorrow's cpi. alix: thank you so much. peter, always a pleasure. good to see you. coming up we will break dow

lisa, a couple of things are going on there.s this the norm of journalism, if you've got a record of public statements on hot issues, you're going to be asked about them. >> certainly in a presidential campaign you're going to be asked about what you said previously. this is the "today" show. personality matters in politics. the "today" show is where you go to do -- introduce yourself to casual political observers, let people know what you are like, get a feel for who you are and he's blasted into everyone's households in the morning fighting with savannah guthrie. >> impression he make? >> i don't think he made a good impression for someone who didn't follow politics and he looked contentious and with a female host, which he has a history of. >> does he? >> yes. >> rachel? >> yes. >> let me ask you this. we were talking about this before with our producers. maybe this is the fight he wants. not that it's right or wrong but when you have people who feel alienated on the right, they feel all of the media, not just us but cnn and

a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. we are beginning this morning with developing news out of richmond and the search for a driver in a deadly hit-and-run. one person is dead, two more in critical condition following a late night police chase and crash. it was around 9:30 that police tried to pull over a black corvette that was speeding, but the driver floored it. a chase began, ending when the corvette smashed into a car on 24th street and gainer avenue. a passenger in that car was killed. the driver is in critical condition. police say they also found another person on the sidewalk with critical injuries. they aren't sure which car he was in. the driver of the corvette ran from the scene and is the focus of a manhunt this morning. >>> this morning san francisco police are still looking for a group of robbery suspects whose car hit and killed a woman in the city. 42-year-old bridget klecker was struck while walking in the financial district friday night. she later died at sf general. the suspects injured another person

let's bring in lisa a middle east journalist and fox news contributor. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> i want to start here. so there are optistic comments from president obama and iranian president roux hany. iran's foreign minister saying earlier on regional tv that, quote, differences remain between the u.s. and iran. so will the mistrust go unchanged? >> yeah. it's going to be very difficult to erase 36 years of history when this deal is so narrow in its scope. we'll be lucky if we get any type of change and any type of curbing of their nuclear program if that. remember, the iranians came to the negotiating table in order to have a visual moment, in order to come, shake hands, take a nice photograph to declare victory to have the sanctions removed, and just that. and at the same time, the narrative that's being sold in the west is that we only have these two option whether go forward with a bad deal or no deal. will to bomb iran or let them get the bomb and in fact, there is obviously a third option or better option, we can have a good deal w

for workers overseas and to reduce the idea that any democrats and liberals would object to a trade deal. >> lisa, juan said that with a straight face. i saw him smiling just a little bit. the unions go over there and say here is how you can unionize and if you come over to america it works here too. >> that's exactly what's going on and i can't believe that juan was able to say that with a semi-straight face. you know the reality is that -- but this also season the first time that the nlrb has engaged in egregious activity or overreach. what is concerning is that these deals have been reached with can you be trees that provide some of the largest populations of immigrants and they are not discriminating between illegal immigrants and i'm grants. additionally high understanding is that they're also trying to provide some sort of safe wards georgia rds to illegal immigrants who potentially would be fired under the united states which they should if they declare that they were fired under the guise of union activism. >> john you are a fair game kind of guy. what about the rest of the country. canad

a tax immersion trade. it is not leverage will. -- leverageable. lisaame out and said they hired lazard to store strategic alternative. -- to explore strategic alternatives. shareholders are putting pressure. alex: a real m&a column today about how windham is it potential buyer. intercontinental also but they are a smaller company. i would not be surprised to see someone like a windham that has polka said they are open to acquisitions. -- that has publicly said they are open to acquisitions. betty: number seven, out with the old and in the new at goldman sachs. 22 of its partners have left the firm or given up its highest rank since august. new members are typically promoted every other year with the most recent class of 78 joining in november. employees typically receive a $900,000 salary and share in a bolus -- share any bonus pool. lisa: this makes a lot of sense. banks have come under pressure to shrink costs and boost revenue. this has been a difficult market to boost revenues. it is unclear about financial regulation. interest rates, market in gen

united states should first find out the exact reasons for the attacks and why sony was targeted, and lisa as a right people are now alleging because of the movie "the interview." we are still waiting to find out, and check out my screen here, what makes i.t. breeches successful. 100% of organizations surveyed had a significant attack in the last two years, 87% of organizations felt impacted by privileged misuse, attackers use privilege, and 67% of tax, and three main way gain access. compromised a privilege user's workstation, two, stoled a users credentials, and that's what this saying happened in the sony hack, and three through a pass a hash the attack. and lisa you found this website, the world's biggest data breeches selected losses greaten than 30,000, this is 145 million on ebay. adobe, 152, look at these names, chase, target this is terrifying business hacks. so we are talking about hacks we have had you on the show before. they can really threatened lives, good hackers and bad hackers, they are called this white hat and the black hat hackers how can they be used by the government and

a bit. we will check with lisa for a look at the forecast. >> maybe a jacket through midday hour. the fog will pull back. this morning starting off milder with low-to-mid 50s. you will not need the umbrella. is system is offshore enhancing the low clouds and fog and keeping us mild. the breeze is slowing through the delta and by the afternoon we are sunny and milder and this morning, it does not fell too bad. we will look for the temperatures to stay cool at the coast and cloudy. we have a cooler work week ahead. >> thanks, lisa and now over sue. >> 7:30 start for the game hitting the afternoon commute around the coliseum so heads us, give yourself plenty of home. ace train rolling through treatment at 20 minutes delay because of a problem earlier and this is southbound 680 looking good to walnut creek interchange. better news toward castro valley westbound 580 the accident has been cleared from the laps but the damage is done with westbound traffic to castro valley area. >> breaking news fairfield police are sending for a missing child and amber alert was just issued for eight-ye