chin at at&t park. >>> so how about the weather at that ballgame tonight? wind, snow? what have we got? >> no snow, i can tell you that. >> wind? >> win and wind. we are going to see some breezy conditions later on today chance of showers in the earlier parts of the day mostly concentrated in the north bay though. we are going to see temperatures in the mid-50s through mid-60s. nice sunshine tomorrow and then actually we see another system make its way in on wednesday. so a chance of showers again there. but then warming it up for thursday, friday and maybe 70s on saturday, sunday. >> a new accident in san lorenzo northbound 238 approaching east 14th. sounds like everything is in the center divide. unfortunately, traffic is stacking up through the castro valley y. so again, chp heading to the scene there. in the meantime, coming into the san francisco, along the peninsula, traffic moves great. there is a live look if you can see it traffic moving down the central freeway and at the bay bridge toll plaza, pretty with the sun coming up. but unfortunately, you

west wind at sfo, south wind at -- at oakland. west-southwest at fairfield. south at vacaville.ay, in fact, some of the higher elevations, i've seen the altamont pass, a few areas around 25, 350 miles an hour. 20, 25, maybe 30 plus along the coast. we do have that system. you can see it as that low digs down right off the pacific west. seattle -- seattle portland will drive in dealer -- cooler air. you a signs pointor sunshine and warmer weather. even saturday is looking okay. cooler, breezy, upper 50s, low 60s closer to the the coast. mid-60s for many. napa 67, fairfield, 67. vallejo and benicia, 62. i did go with a couple of 7 as there is -- 70s. castro valley, 64. livermore at 67. same for san jose, los gatos, and close for redwood city, 59 half moon bay. windy on friday. now we go warmer weather, especially on sunday and monday. >>> happening right now, in washington, d.c., first lady, michelle obama, with the microphone. she's surrounded by children. she's welcoming children to the white house answering questions for them what they want to know from the first lady. this is

antioch at 60. redwood city at 59d. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast into friday and also saturday. we will thicken up the clouds especially for the northern half of the bay area. coming up in a few minutes we will take a look at the giants forecast if you are heading to the billion park tonight. >>> a disturbing crime that shocking place that vandals targeted. and why it's of northern. >>> good morning, traffic is moving along okay on 280 northbound. we will tell you more about the commute in the north bay straight ahead. >>> good wednesday morning. time now 5:43. looking at the live storm tracker two. rain showers coming up in a few minutes. >>> all right mark. welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following for you right now. this afternoon a suspected serial killer will go before a judge in marin county superior court. joseph naso will be reigned on four counts of murder. they stem from four cases from the 1970s including two right here in the bay area. >>> we are finding out more a

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but, again, as we look at the south bay 101's a little slow at 280. this may be a little bit of lighter use than usual. some schools have their spring break scheduled this week. 6:49. let's go to rosemary. >>> good morning to you. lingering moisture outside our door in the wake of yesterday's storm. giving you a like look at the estuary where we have a boat there already along the water. saw a crew team earlier this morning. a mild muggy start to the day. even a little bit of drizzle falling in some areas. your roadways may be a little wet as you get out the door this morning. 53 right now in san raphael. mid-50s oakland. upper 50s redwood city, san jose, hayward. warmer than yesterday in some areas. partly cloudy skies expected. the second half of the afternoon we will be with low clouds through some time in the morning. afternoon highs will be warmer than yesterday by five to ten degrees. a ridge of high pressure builds in for tuesday. wednesday another system. a disturbance pulling through very similar to what we had yesterday. our temperatures wil

brian stow was beaten at an opening day game. they don't want any trouble at at&t park tonight.first game of the series since that attack. he has been at an l.a. hospital since be now, to suspects are still in march. security will be 30-40% bigger than a typical home game. also the giants will dedicate the game tonight against the chargers doctorthe dodgers to stow. they will also collect money to help the family. on friday several members of his family including his two children read the game dedicated to him. >> mark: stanford police are looking for a man who broke into a graduate housing apartment on the university's campus saturday evening and assaulted a woman sleeping inside. stanford police said the assault happened around escondido village on comstock circle. a man broke into the apartment and entered the bedroom of the sleeping female victim. when the woman awoke and screamed, the suspect fled the scene. police described the suspect as a dark-skinned male, possibly black. the man is about 30 years old, and about five-foot-six inches tall. he was wearing blue jeans, and

president barack obama arrives at sfo at 1:00 p.m.tarting office visit with a town hall meeting that is going to be streaming live on the web. it's gonna be at facebook in palo alto. you can see right there on your computer the topic is the economy. the president will discuss his vision for bringing down the deficit and how to get the economy growing again. this is video of the president asking everyone to join him and sending questions. the white house facebook pages as well use. for a direct link to where you want to go when you have those questions you can go to www.kron4.com we will have all the very latest you can watch the streaming facebook town hall style meeting at 1:45 a.m.. -- 1:45 p.m. also on the agenda president barack obama will spend some time with a group of kids from the boys and girls call. they'll have the opportunity to meet the president. more details on that as it happens. >> mark: watching rain moving and let's get the latest with james. >> james: we started off cloudy this morning, i'm sure everyone is dealing

at at&t park. >> the first time the teams meet in san francisco since the giant fan was severely beaten in los angeles. sharon chen is live at the ballpark now where extra security will be on hand in a big way. sharon? >> reporter: apparently, there has been some talk over facebook and twitter over possible retaliation against the dodger fans, but the giants say they are expecting their fans to behave themselves. workers are getting at&t wark ready for the first dodgers series the giants are hosting since two unidentified attracters beat brian stowe at dodgers stadium march 31678 the santa cruz paramedic remains in a medically induced coma. the giants say they already boosted security when the rival dodgers come to town and this time they confirm it is up a notch. in addition, the giants president says before the game at 7:15 tonight, there will be a tribute to stowe, and talk urging fans to keep the peace. the fans we talked to like the idea. >> it is really a family- friendly place. and i think we will reinforce that tonight with some discussion before the game about tolerance and in

that's where they are at this point at the tenderloin police substation. frank? >> sharon chin live in san francisco, thank you. >>> this morning, native americans are still trying to block development on what they say is sacred land in vallejo. they could have been ticketed or even arrested for spending four nights at glen cove waterfront park. but late last night, they won a small victory. they won't be arrested. they have to take down their tents because there is a strict no camping policy at glen cove but the indians are determined to stay at the park until the district agrees to keep the land as is. >> this is where our ancestors are buried. they rest in peace and they want to disturb that peace and we can't allow that as indigenous people of this country. >> we will be here until the situation is revolved. >> that could take months. >> we will be here until the situation is resolved. >> they still plan to construct a parking lot and restroom. >>> santa cruz police investigating if drugs or alcohol played a role in a deadly fall. police say a 22-year-old fre

highs coming in at 4:00 p.m. the sunsets at 7:54. temperature wise, oh, we are going to bump your numbers up. we are looking toward a warming trend. 80 degree weather in some cities by midweek. this is what it looks like as high pressure builds in. mostly sunny conditions. the coast 70 degrees. we'll walk you through the seven day. the temperatures continue to climb. lots of sunshine each and every day. 78 degrees on thursday. 74 degrees on friday. we are talking beautiful weather however without the rain, the pollen levels will creep up. keep the allergy medicine handy if you suffer from hay fever and allergies. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a check of the morning commute, coming up next. >>> play station's network has been down for days. when it's expected to be online coming up in tech today. >> reporter: i'm bob redell. how much leg room should riders get on the next generation of b.a.r.t. trains. that decision is up to you, coming up in a live report. >>> it looks clear onerhean s mateo bridge. 6:48. we'll be right back. [ male

a reminder around at&t park, the game at 7:15. the gates open at 5:45. king street is closed. northbound off ramp is closed between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. they want to reduce traffic as folks are heading to the ballpark. keep that in mind. a live look to the south bay. no problems as far as the northbound traffic goes. we see a blip off 101. increased volume for the south bay traffic is kicking off now. back to you. >> thank you. it's 6:11. still to come, ben franklin, albert einstein and steve jobs all have something in common. we are going to tell you what it is, coming. >>> gas prices inching closer and closer to all-time record highs. the new pain at the pump. >>> the dodgers are in san francisco. the team is holding fund-raiser for injured giants fan brian stow in los angeles today. we'll explain more in a live report. >>> some of the morning clouds kind of sort of going to stick around. to worry ant. to worry ant. a nice looking >>> good morning, erveds everybody. nice looking live shot. a look at the bay bridge. a pretty shot of san francisco this morning, looking for

but major roadways, problem-free at this moment. 95 southbound between 100 and 32 hooking at five minutes. we'll give you a live look outside at the roadways. see how things are doing there. the southbound view there. you can see north and southbound. you can see traffic moving fine. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. mindy and stan, back to you. >> our big story this morning, a dozen mid shipmen from the u.s. naval academy have been expelled for their alleged use of a controversial, yet legal drug. >> george here with that story. authorities say this is all part of an ongoing investigation that started after other mid shipmen came forward with that information. the drug is spice. it provides a similar high to marianne and even looks like marijuana. but now 12 mid shipmen have been expelled for using or carrying it. the only female in the expelled group was kicked out. >> where it's legal and they are telling it, i don't see where it's fair. but at the same time they have the responsibility to stay clean and straight. >> i think it's totally appropriate for people who go to this insti

some at the reports.rter: strategic victory for libyan rebels friday after days of fierce fighting anti-government forces took control of the key building in is rob. in the eastern oil cities rebels are locked in a stalemate with those libyan leader khaddafi. a conflict and knowledge by baghdad by americans top military chief mike mahlmann. >> changed our tactics and changed and in the way were they essentially look like the opposition forces. >>reporter: rubble surge comes a day after president barack obama authorize the deployment of u.s. predator drones. some experts say the u.s. needs to do more. a former nato commander recommends an exclusion zone of khaddafi, laser-guided bombs to destroy heavy weapons of the libyan leader refuses to relinquish them. >> your not going to limit collateral damage but you can minimize it with precision guided weapons. >>reporter: also dozens oblivion's agregreeted senator mccain as he arrived. he's the first official to visit since the conflict started in february. he

right now taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 10 at 12,369. nasdaq down is -- is down 15. s&p is down 5. >>> and right now, crude oil prices, in fact, have dropped down to $1 -- $109 a barrel. but still re-- but they still remain at a high. oil prices have soared about 33% since mid-february and that, of course, is transrating to higher -- translating to higher prices. the most expensive gas is in san francisco aid core everything to aaa. the national average of prices of gas, 3.75. the cheapest gas in the country is in susan, arizona at 3.41 a gallon. >>> a new authorized biography about steve jobs will go on sale early next year. it's called "the book of jobs" written by walter isaac son, a former top eck ecktive at "time" time magazine and cnn -- executive at" magazine and cnn. >>> we just checked with east bay m.u.d. and it will be at least another couple of hours before service is restored to 30 homes after a water main broke in berkeley. east bay m.u.d. says a 6-inch water pipe burst around 2:00 this morning on shaddock near angeles aven

at sizzler. >>> and now the xfinity sports desk on nbc bay area news. >> the giants lost at at&t park today against the braves. but the sharks are looking to win and close out the first round series tonight at the tank against the kings. and we'd like to introduce our new partners at comcast sports net. we're starting with brody brazil at the tank with a thickening beard to give us all the details. hello, brody. >> diane, this is just a playoff thing. this is not regular, i should say. right now, the sharks have a 3-1 lead over the los angeles kings in the first round of their playoff series. with a win tonight, shoon say would advance to the second round and face their next opponent. now things are going very well for this san jose hockey team. they've got momentum. they are healthy and, of course, they are ready and favored to close this thing out and this matchup. they've also won their last two games and they say that a killer instinct is very essential tonight to ending this series at the very first opportunity. >> we'd like to start off fast but control your emotions. but play f

west, southwest at 14 at fairfield. west 14 at sfo. a few locations staying calm. 40 in napa. santa rosa 42. you lose that breeze and the temperature gets down chilly. if you can combine the breeze it could be darn cold for awhile. by the late morning to afternoon hours we will be in the upper 60s. this system will dip over us tomorrow. that big low up in there will dig in toward northern nevada. today though the jet stream everything stays to the north. it will be sunny for awhile. breezy at times. clouds start to drift in later on. breezy at times. lots of sunshine for awhile. 3:s to -- 60s to low 70s. not much of a spread. pleasanton at 70 degrees. hayward 66. morgan hill at 70. redwood city in there as. upper 60s to low 70s on the coast. all signs part toward sunny side. >>> a shakeup for a new job. >>> and why a ub berkeley graduate is asking asked to return to ryan. >>> your time 6:15. we have developing news. what you are looking at on your screen about ten minutes ago the white house released president obama's birth certificate. this is considered the long form birth c

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look at the low 50s at the coast. numbers coming down throughout the next couple ours. down 200, 79 in sonoma. upper 70s in santa rosa. mid to low 70s here. a little sea breeze late in the day. here, a little warmer and 82 in livermore. down by the monterey bay, 82 in hollister. seven-day forecast, just a slight chance of showers in far north bay, maybe marin and you'll feel the cooler air at the coast for sure. then monday and tuesday, we'll modify and maybe a little more rain by the middle of next week. >>> google engineers are getting the last laugh with an april fool's day prank that got a lot of buzz online. a blog posting after midnight, g-mail with motion. absurd idea you can control your g-mail service by moving your body. this video depicts how they can read your movements and translate them and into commands >> coming up next, one bay area city celebrates april fool's day >> you have to see. >>> today at 4:00, oprah finale. then at 5:00, it's likely going to cost you more money to withdraw more money out of your bank. and a climb in urban utility

that's at 9:40. after that he's scheduled to leave sfo at 10:35. he'll head from the bay area going to reno. and another town hall meeting. then he'll be traveling to los angeles for two more fundraisers. now we will continue to follow the president's visit throughout the morning for you. you can also get updates on our channel 2 website at ktvu.com. >>> in other news now, pg&e is sending out very important notices to millions of homes and businesses here in the bay area. ktvu's tara moriarty telling us it's their latest response to last september's pipeline disaster. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. folks seemed very surprised when we told them that less than a mile from here we're in the downtown area is a high risk pipeline. anyone who lives within a couple of blocks of one of these spots will be receiving a warning letter in the mail from pg&e. now there are a hundred spots that top the list. here's a look at some of them. we're actually in the second most dangerous. there are actually six cities that rank in the top ten here in t

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is coming in at 38 degrees and luray at 37.e precipitation, it is kind of a -- you feel the chill in the air this morning. definitely dress in your layers. here is a look at the future cast. we're talking about light rain for d.c. and also some light snow from gaithersburg. frederick. maybe even a mix all through this morning. so, probably will impact some commutes or just slow it down a little bit. not too much here. by 10:00, we're mainly done with the precip for a little bit. we have another round coming through in the afternoon. generally, mostly cloudy. may see a little bit of clearing throughout the day. this evening, expecting the wind to pick up. it should be fairly dry. cold. dress in layers. if you have dinner plans for your friday. high for today, the numbers, we should be at 60. instead, we'll be in the low 50s to top off your friday. breezy tonight through saturday. and then sunday, we're drying out. partly cloudy. high near 58 degrees. warm by monday. here is angie with your traffic. good morning. >> good morning.

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that will generate 350 new jobs. >>> next at 11:00 the jump at the pump. why your gas prices have taken off. and when they might go down. >>> the first, you know, they got married. it didn't work out. and you move on. and they have kids. >> the changing face of the family dynamic. one mom, two dads, in a family structure some say is better than the traditional setup. >>> and then, a pat-down at the airport, for a 6-year-old. tonight, the t.a. says, good work. >>> good evening, much cooler today on the coastline. san francisco with 55. warmer in the south bay. san jose topped out at 54. details on showers, how long that will last. and also, changes for the weekend in minut.es >>> an amazing story of survi l survival. this cat wandered away over the >>> this just in to our nbc newsroom. breaking news off highway 1 in bodega bay. this is in sonoma county. a car driving off a cliff and into the water. a family of three inside the car. everyone is okay, including a 6-year-old boy. that's the good news. we just learned that police arrested the driver for a felon

jints game tomorrow evening at 6:05. game time at at&t park taking on the cardinals again. clear at 6:05:00 p.m. and coo cool. temperature at the start of the game 55 agrees and dropping to around 50 or so. so cool baseball weather but baseball guess on. here's the 7 day forecast. 7 days of mild weather. ending up with high pressure next thursday and friday climbing into the 70's again which we have not seen in quite some time. i'm sure we'll embrace it pardon mely. >> yes indeed. thank you expenseer. >> collin is back from the ballpark now. what a day that was. >> talk about a roller coaster. >> scorcher. >> say it for reasons f.pomp and circumstance of home opener is over. banner flying high and on the field drama high once again. yes the torture does continue but the panda once again. yes the torture does continue but the panda providing some >> coming up tonight at 11:00. growing pains for popular urban farmer. why a bay area city wants substantial amount of cash because of her back yard crop. >> and sfo to par is in 2 minutes. take you around the worl

at least two of the grounded planes are here at oakland airport. they're being inspected right now, two of the 81 planes in the fleet. we just checked the info board. at least 14 flights scheduled to depart oakland airport this morning have been cancelled. some arrivals have also been cancelled and there could be more cancellations and delays as the day goes on. some of the passengers on those cancelled flights told us that southwest personnel told them their flights were cancelled because of the inspections happening today. >> i would appreciate them inspecting the planes, i'd rather that than see a hole in my plane or whatever, but just to find out at 5:00 am or 6:00 am when we got here was a real bummer. >> i'm glad that they're taking them out and looking at them. i think that's more important than a little inconvenience on our part. >> reporter: and this is the reason why the southwest airlines planes are being grounded and inspected. yesterday a hole ruptured in the fuselage of a southwest boeing 737 while on its way from phoenix to sacrament

coming up at 4:50. we will check in on the road conditions. >>> in news from overnight a sushi restaurant in hayward is damaged by a fire. two alarm fire started just after 1:00 this morning at the naked fish restaurant. firefighters reported heavy smoke when they arrived on the scene. the fire started in the kitchen. the hayward fire department has not released anymore information on any injuries. >>> at 8:30 this morning jury deliberations begin in the barry bonds' perjury trial. yesterday closing arguments took place. prosecution wrapped up its case by calling the former giant slugger deceitful. the defense called their case a complete failure of proof. both sides did a good job of making their case to the jury. >> you is never quite tell. the case is ending like it started. very, very close. both sides trading punches. >> king also tells us he doesn't expect a quick verdict and jurors could have some disputes which could take deliberations into next week. >>> today the world champion san francisco g

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not bad at all. south bay dry at this time. look at how scattery this shower and storm is. we'll tell you what to expect for over the course of the day and just how cool we expect the temperatures to be for the afternoon in just a few moments. sal. >>> rosemary, we have a crash southbound 680 started off as a stalled vehicle and then someone ran into it. now the right lane is closed and traffic is going to be effected here. if you're driving on 680 south it's an injury accident with the right lane blocked and paramedics and fire trucks are just arriving now on the scene. also this morning we're looking at the westbound bay bridge. that traffic is getting busier. 6:01. let's go back to the desk. >>> sal, thank you. 105 years ago today a catastrophic earthquake and fire destroyed most of san francisco. an early morning ceremony marking this sad anniversary started about an hour ago. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live. she's outside liotta fountain right now. tell us about what happened this morning. >> reporter: well, it was very interesting piece of san francisco history.

we look at second through fifth grade at the last p.d., we took part of our p.d. time and we did backwards mapping with the power standards. we set a 10-week plan. we set objectives. i have those copies if we need them. we have those for kindergarten and first grade who are not generally tested and i just wanted to give you the perspective from the academic success of our students. thank you for your time. >> thank you, ms. torres. next speaker? >> hi, my name is lee anne and teach at buena vista elementary school. every year we have unique challenges. this year our challenge has been getting through a retro fitting construction project. there are some teachers at our school have who have moved three times during the course of this year to accommodate the builders. i think we have done a great job keeping our morale up. knowing that in the end we will have a beautiful school. we received a special offer. the district was offering us the intent of becominging the first spanish emergent school in san francisco. we were told we had to decide if we wanted this before

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but which gets yelled at. >> who does tara yell at more?she is new, she is a baby, so she neigh makes some freshman typical mistakes. >> is it hard as a big sister to sit by and watch that? >> no it isn't. she adds to it. >> i mean it's -- i feel for her in the sens that owe that was me two years ago but not like "don't do that chiney. >> whatever happens, the coach will correct me, other coaches will correct me, then coach neck a will correct me. but it's all good because i know they are trying to reinforce in my mind what i need to do. >> santa clara beat i own a last night to win the cit locker room celebration kicks off the thursday night top 5. granderson show... he ma [ cheering and applause ] . >> number 4, opening day in the bronx turned into the curtis granderson show. he makes the diving catch and hits the go-ahead homer for the yankees. >>> at number 3, torii hunter won 9 gold gloves as a center fielder, playing right field should be a piece of quake. the angels beat the royals. >>> internet sensation jacob tucker lives up to the

. >> reporter: we're at the moose lodge.people here know the fan as someone who loves helping people. ryan stowe is in the business of saving lives. supervisors at american response say he loves helping people. >> we don't see it within our own family so it's kind of tragic. >> reporter: stowe's workers told us he attended the giant opener with three friends. two men wearing dodgers clothing attacked stowe from behind in the parking lot. >> they hit him from behind and he fell, then they started kicking him. >> he's the kind of guy you want to go out with when you're out on the town. he's very good looking. superfunny. he's got a personality that looks and a silver tongue. >> reporter: stowe is seen here with both of his younger sisters. they both are now in the los angeles area at his bedside. police say the attack was unprovoked. that stowe and his friends tries to ignore the attackers. >>> here's another look at the sketches of those suspects, police describe them as hispanic males 18 to 25 years old. at the news conferen

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a nearby church is aimed at the apartment building, but not at the front gate. neighbors are trying to keep a closer eye on one another, especially on women on the block, who live alone. >> so this one is at 2:00 in the middle of the day. so this guy really doesn't care. >> reporter: and, again, late this afternoon, police made an arrest in this case. the suspect has not been identified. now there have been at least three similar attacks of women near lake merritt since late last year. so far police have not connected this suspect to all of those other cases. live in oakland, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> in milpitas, a man is in custody after allegedly caught shooting video up the skirts of women at the great mall. 42-year-old jorge comanera is accused of using a cell phone and video camera strapped to his shoe on april 11th. more video inside the camera allegedly shows the suspect touching a young girl inappropriately. anyone with information about this is encouraged to call the milpitas police department. >>> there was a high school bomb

details are sketchy at this point. the call came in at 3:45 this morning. someone driving by spotted a body lying in the gutter along the northbound side of the road. police immediately responded. right now they are trying to figure out who that victim is. we don't know how long his body has been there. this is a busy thorough fare. we have seen technicians taking photographs and investigators will be canvassing the neighborhood. authorities will be look into whether the victim was shot somewhere else and dumped here. and rush hour should be starting fairly soon so you might want to make an alternate route. we are live in oakland i'm tom p.m.. >>> san jose animal control officers are looking for a couple of pit bulls that killed a dog and attacked its owner. shadow was off leash and the pit bulls came off and attacked them. wilson tried to pull the dogs off but she got bit herself. allie rasmus is following the story. >>> silent protest will take place at several schools around the bay area and the country. this is part of national day of silence. students

at 8:30 p.m. he takes the stage at the masonic center along with the forty-niners jerry rice and r&b singer. but thursday morning the president joined several dozen donors for breakfast at the st. regis hotel in san francisco. after breakfast is off to l.a. for the president where he will host to more fun racing events. both of them by the way already sold out. >>pam: as we mentioned as for stock was at facebook headquarters in palo alto. grant was there to and has more on the high-tech town hall. >>grant: this is so 2011, the president has never done anything like this, he made it clear this was breaking new ground. streamlines and on-line town hall anyone who wanted to log on and watch live just go to your computer do it. facebook employs a bit of the majority of the audience but gavin newsome was there, nancy pelosi. present to questions for about one now were both from audience members and facebook users online. if he talked health care, immigration, a technology the guys know said a plea to h

that is causing huge gridlock in a bonnie at the berkeley -- albany at the berkeley line. >> highway patrol says the white ford explorer was going 60 to 70 miles per hour when for some reason it swerved into the center divide, flipped and rolled several times. they believe a family of four was inside. >> the man behind the wheel was killed. the others, a woman, 10-year-old girl and 12-year-old boy have major injuries. you ke so the c.h.p. has open the far left lane. some vehicles are moving past the crash scene right now. the other lanes are still closed. >> the sig-alert is still in effect there. here is another look at the accident from one of the live cameras. initially, all the lanes were closed for close to an hour. traffic backed up for it seems like miles. the c.h.p. says because of the sig-alert it will take several hours before any more lanes are open. we will continue to follow this and bring on-air and online bring you the latest at abc7news.com. >> on to other news of the day. there was a new remembrance today to add to the 105th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake and fir

doctors at an l.a. hospital are slowly reducing his level of sedation and bringing him out of his medically induced coma. he will undergo more testing today so doctors can evaluate the extend of his head trauma. doctors here in the bay tell us that if all can well show all is well. >> the worst case would be over the next 48 to 96 hours we see no improvement in his neurologic function and he stays in a comatose state. the best case is that he wakes up and shows signs of consciousness. >> the outpouring of support continues for stow. >>> the hit-and-run driver who caused a young girl's injuries remains at large and likely behind the wheel. we spoke with her mother just a couple of minutes ago, and she along with the rest of her loved ones held a fund-raiser for 15-year-old shea shaw. a driver hit the los angeles student as she was walking near camden and bas come avenues in san jose. it was around 1:00 in the morning. >>> a public memorial will be held today for the fremont swim coach who died this week.

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passengers recount at 11:00. ho baseball game. >> right now the family of a giants fan brutally attacked at a dodgers game recounts what happened. and just moments ago police reveal an important lead in the case. >> you know, it was a scary experience. >> terror at 30,000 feet. a hole in a plane leads to an emergency landing. and tonight the passengers are talking about their nightmare flight. good evening, everyone, i'm garvin thomas in for raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we begin with developing news. moments of fear aboard a southwest flight headed to california. one moment passengers are ordering drinks. the next what sounds like an explosion and then a gaping hole in the ceiling of flight 812. now, this is the first image of the emergency from inside the plane. when passengers say decompression suddenly had their plane dropping 25,000 feet. stunned passengers say they could see the plane's insulation, wiring and worse, the sky. >> a hole in the plane. it's about six feet by the luggage. oxygen masks went

that is a look at your weather a look at your traffic. >>> thank you well, so far so good as far as accidentsgo but we are dealing with a dense fog advisory especially for the bay bridge. looking live at the toll plaza, slight delays cash lane. traffic still light metering lights off, that fog will effect your drive as you work your way across the upper deck. limited visibility give yourself extra time there. fog reported along the peninsula, especially in pacific coo area taking highway 1 headed daily city, 280 may also be effected, slight speeds, northbound side, fog advisory in effect there. mass transit a good choice along the peninsula. bart, no delays, muni, cal train, problem free. off to a good start through here if you are headed along the golden gate bridge we are seeing fog. they have not issued an official advisory limited visibility on this camera also. use caution as you work your way out of marin county, nice speeds, 8 to go, minor wreck north 101, todd, seeing slight delays overall traffic moving 45, 50 miles an hour. south bay a bright spot no troubles, 59 miles per hour alon

mountainview. 50 at san jose.ights and sprinkles are possible this morning. the chance of showers continues throughout the day today and tomorrow afternoon, we'll see more in the way of sunny breaks and that will allow for some sunshine for the easter sunday. well to the north of us right now, sprinkles around mount shasta and snowing lightly. in the bay area, we have just the cloudy skies and area of low pressure getting closer to the coast later on today. 10:00 this morning, the moisture is still off shore but as it heads to the south and east of us, still a slight chance of showers out there and this computer animation taking us to 11:00 tonight with the cloud cover keeping the numbers up and talking about a few breaks tomorrow. so the flow continues from the northwest today and we will see another system behind this one giving us a better chance of rain coming in on monday. looking for temperatures to stay below the average today and those winds out of the south-southwest allowing for a chance of rain as far s

the at&t park. they increased support inside and outside of the ballpark. they plan to keep that increased security for the rest of the dodger-giants games. >> the message for those unruly fans is stay home and watch the game at home. >>> our sports director gary radnich will have the highlights in sports. >>> and a vigil for a restaurant owner was a vigil part wake and part vigil. a call for more security in oakland. >> reporter: oakland boulevard was closed for a time until dancer gave way for more of a memorial for chuy campos. >> he gave donations to everybody, everybody. >> reporter: oakland police say campos was killed in what they say was a botched robbery. >> we have the right to get more police, more protection in this area. >> reporter: whether they be here tomorrow or next week remains to be seen. but there were plenty of oakland police monday night. i saw police walking beats and this man was arrested and taken into custody after a routine traffic stop. the city councilman eug ignacio de

at. what is the likelihood based on the data of interacting with a vehicle? what is the likelihood of having an injury? the tender linaria, the market financial district, the north end of the south of market area, is where it with pop up in the data. when we're looking at st. design, we're looking at how to reduce exposure. this is a typical south of market street. this is the legacy street from 30 or 40 years ago. when we're looking at a complete street, we are talking about reducing vehicle exposure. there are trade-offs that are contentious, depending where we try to put these. they're removing a traveling. supervisor kim: sorry to interrupt. it is great to see a lot of this, but i'm wondering if you can skip ahead to the timeline for the mta in terms of pedestrian safety, what is in the works, when we can expect to see the improvements we have been talking about. >> sure. so the products that are going in the ground, on the ground since january of this year, we have seven signals that

we're almost back at these levels. it's close to breaking below its 2009 lows, which would send it on its way to re-test its pre- financial collapse lows. the weaker dollar has helped give fuel to the rally across several commodities. gold hit another new high, over $1,500 an ounce. gasoline futures are at their highest price in almost three years. expectations are that supplies will continue to drop as they have for the past month. and corn prices resumed their rally today, although traders point out that more to wet, cool weather in the mid-west delaying planting. consumer products maker kimberly clark help set the tone for stocks, taking some of their cue from commodities. of course, kimberly clark makes kleenex, huggie diapers and lots of other household items. shares fell almost 3% on heavy volume. 2.75%. earnings came in short of estimates as the company pointed to rising raw material prices offsetting a pick-up in sales volumes and, taking advantage of the weaker dollar, the company then lowered its guidance too

but we're still at a stalemate. there was still no deal when congressional leaders walked out of the late-night budget talks at the white house. >> we've narrowed the issues significantly. >> there's an attempt on both sides to continue to work together to try to resolve this. >> reporter: coming off a day on the road, the president had arrived bang in washington in hopes of brokering a compromise. afterwards he made an unexpected talk in the white house briefing room, turning up the heat on lawmakers. >> we're going to keep on pounding away at this thing because i'm absolutely convinced that we can get this done. >> reporter: more than 4 million federal employees are in jeopardy of losing their pay if the government's forced to shut down. >> it means that people have to recognize that a government shutdown has real consequences for real people. >> reporter: the two parties are still at odds over spending cuts. everyone agrees they're necessary, but finding common ground has been a challenge. >> we meet them halfway

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