sunrise at 6:15 and sets at 7:21. now, the day planner the next 12 hours we have upper 30's to low 40's inland and mid-to-upper 40's around the bay shore by 7:00, and look how quickly we upup nearly 20 to 25 dead by noon and mid-to-upper 60's there and in the mid-60's at 4:00 along the coast and home 70's elsewhere and we will have upper 50's this evening at the beaches with mid-60's to 74 and a few high clouds in the afternoon, but that will hang around tomorrow through friday and by saturday temperatures are four to six degrees cooler than today. leyla gulen? >> i have a new accident, and i will have this in: bart has 15 minute delay at san bruno and richmond andand millbrae direction because of an quip president problem on the tracks. we will get more information on that. we have mass transit delays through san jose and we have buses that will be re-routed through st. james area. also, light rail is operating fine and we were saying that operations stopped, however, it looks like everything is running fine but they

at 7:00, 61. at the coast, clouds for the better part of the day with breezy conditions in mid-to-upper 50's. >> 47 bart trains are on time. ace train one and three are on time. no delays if -- for now any and we had early accidents get us started but it is cleared. we are looking at congestion free conditions but 580 to the dublin interchange, there was an early accident blocking two lanes. 41 minutes gets you from tracy to dublin. senator ralph to trend is 17 minutes but watch out for the fog. this is the drive at the richmond-san rafael toll plaza where it is drive. the bay bridge toll plaza is busy with no metering lights yet. >> from san jose first fighters are spending to a fire at a church on minnesota avenue. matt is on scene. what is the status? >>> against flames. the flames have been knocked down. firefighters say they do not have it under control. you can see a lot of smoke is coming out from the building, the church of god, the office building connected to the congregation. that front

los gatos is warm at 53 and mountain view at 50. we have 54 in san francisco and alameda and half moon bay and mild in danville compared to yesterday and ten degrees cooler yesterday and 49 in lafayette. this is how it looks from mount tamalpais with winds around 25 miles per hour now. and it is clear over surface but we will see an increase to clouds headed through the morning and clouds are lining up along the coast through the morning. we will call it clouds. in the morning we will have high clouds this afternoon. record highs are possible tomorrow and sunday and it will be cooler but dry next week. you can see a cold front to the north and high pressure to the south, clockwise flow so on shore flow so cooler conditions and the weak storm passes to the north bringing us the cooler breeze and the multiset of cloud cover today. here are the low clouds and the high clouds going from northwest to southeast and the clouds will do the same at the coast and get out of here by the evening. our temperatures today are mainly upper 50's to

first call came in at warm springs elementary at 2:40.ers found a shed on fire next to the little league baseball field much it was damaged. the third and final fire was at warm springs park in the woman's bathroom blocked off by firefighters and they say the fires are obviously suspicious and are concern about the possible arsonist increasing the size of the fires. >> these are set to the exterior and if they are the building like this one it compromises the flow and our firefighters go through fire attack and other things can happen. our concern is we catch this individual and deal with it appropriately. >> the investigation is now in the hands of arson investigator and the fremont police department and they are now next door at warm springs park and they say they do not have any suspects at this time but they are working on it. >>> no damage reported after a 6.9 earth last night off the northern california coast 50 miles west of eureka. the there is what four miles beneath the pacific ocean. you can see the moment the earthquake hit th

san ramon and keep tan at -- and cupertino at 51. san francisco and half moon bay at 54. radar returns show more scattered than this morning with cooler than yesterday at upper 50 to low 60's. overnight, drizzle is possible, and light shower from time to time and temperatures are cooler this morning at mid-40's to low 50's. 7:00 this morning, it is widespread showers and thunder is possible headed to noon and that fly off to the east. that will enhance the snow fall in the sierra. by noon, we want the umbrella hand just in case but in the afternoon hours you could have a fairly dry commute with isolated showers. they are hacking around during the midnight hour but they taper as we head to tomorrow morning and by noon, it is over and a slight chance of a tray sure to the north and partly sunny and warmer through tomorrow. the rain totals are up an inch in the higher elevation. we will have a wet pattern. the seven-day forecast shows thursday evening will be dry. friday is a chance of rain in the north bay. saturday we are. >> wet. sunday, possibly dry. monday, wet. tuesday

even guess at that.'ve got live pictures up now, and this is definitely a very active fire at the moment. >>> when you look at the live pictures, what do you see? >> i see a lot of fuel burping right now. the photos i have right now are not very close up. it's difficult to tell how many buildings are involved. i did see an area where they have water on the fire. >> the building is under construction, too dangerous to go inside. is the thought to protect surrounding buildings or try to save this building? >> no, absolutely protect the structure not involved. that would be the goal. >> i tonight snow if we can do this in the control room. our roof camera is show be the plume. when you look at it from across the bay that's massive. when we started this that was white smoke and dark smoke. it quadrupled in size. the winds are not out of the northwest as they would be this time of the year. you would have more of an issue fighting with the stronger winds. >> it's gone to 3 alarm. when we started it was two al

at 4th, mission rock and 4th. got two ladder trucks trying to put out, you can see flames, hot spots. with the wind of course that is a concern because wind of course can fan flames and make it worse. right now the fire department's doing a good job of keeping that from happening. as you mentioned, people in this apartment building here across from the building that burned were evacuated because of the radiant heat. heat was so strong, there was concern it's not good to be inside but concern about things catching fire. you can see the fire department had to bust through the lobby door, presumably to get inside, to check things out or maybe get people to get out. not clear why they broke the door down. when you have that kind of heat, they have to act fast. security guard here who is letting people come back in. we understand around 1:00 they were allowed to come back in. a young couple walked by. i asked, are you been back home? no, we're just getting back. i did speak with red cross. they did have a shelter at pi

you can hop on or hop off near at&t park, at pier 1 1/2 near the ferry building, and at the hyde street now, it takes about 30 minutes to get from stop to stop, but the bay can get exciting. >> this boat is -- the way it's designed, it can rock and roll a little bit. it's my job to keep you dry and healthy. >> reporter: right now, you could wait an hour or two for a ride, but more boats are going online. >> our goal is certainly this time next year or late summer, that you can come to a dock, and within 15 minutes, a boat will take you up the bay. >> reporter: tourists we talked to say it sounds like a great idea. >> better than flagging down a taxi. >> reporter: thomas hopes it becomes one of those san francisco traditions. >> the worst day out here, it's magical. a sea lion may pop up next to you, thing for will roll in. the city is roman take. >> reporter: beyond the romance, there's also a bottom line. grand opening is this weekend. thomas is hoping his new water highway is profitable by 2016. >> the trip will cost between $5 and $10, with options for an unlimited day pass also bein

look at ways not just to reduce the chance of an accident happening, but to really look at the fundamental design of the reactors to see what can be done to actually prevent or reduce the consequences that we saw from the fukushima daiichi accident. >> jaczko said restarting plants in japan won't be justified unless the public supports the move. all 48 commercial reactors are offline. utilities have applied for government safety screening to resume operations at more than a third of them. >>> shogi is a traditional japanese board game similar to chess. but this ancient tradition is being transformed by new technology. last year, computers triumphed over professional shogi players for the first time. now the man who developed the software is aiming higher. nhk world's yuji osawa has more. >> reporter: nearly 100 shogi fans lined up on sunday. they came to pit their skills against the most powerful shogi computer program. the winner will take home $10,000. isae yamamoto developed the software. the prize money will come out of his own packet. >> translator: i want to show people how serious i

our coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. with on the red carpet at the oscars and at 3:00 it's live.ee what everyone is wearing as they arrive. the 886th annual oscars begins at 35:30 followed by another edition of live at the oscars. and "jimmy kimmel live" followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >>> the national park service asking visitors going to the national seashore to avoid disrupting the seals. seal pupping against today. it's through the end of june. officials want to protect the harbor seals during the most sensitive time of year for them. closer aemploys to kayak and canoe users and windsurfers, baggers and fishermen who may be near the harbor seal colonies. visitors are asked to stay at least 100 yards away from resting seals. >>> it doesn't sound like a real beach day out there today. we join lisa argen out there on the roof. it's raining out there for you and it looks like it's raining real hard on the coast right now, as well. >> yes, absolutely. in fact, some red cells offshore that could indicate a thunderstorm. we've seen a few funnel spots and it's all because this area o

the parade begins at second and market streets and ends at civic center.arket strewn between 1st and van he is avenue will be closed to traffic. >> are you going, little miss irish? >> i would love to see it. >> it should be a nice afternoon. in fact st. patrick's day is on monday. it looks good. a little cooler. we won't give it all away for you. that's in the accuweather seven-day forecast. but right now we are looking at a clear start. high pressure will completely take over our weather and that means temperatures once again not only above average, and above yesterday readings. records will be out of reach but perhaps we could see some 80s around monterey, san benito county. and los gatos. beaches will be cool. but comfortable. good morning, san jose. 50 for you. los gatos right now is at 46. a long way to go. with half moon bay as much as 8 or 9 degrees chillier than yesterday morning. the exploratorium camera, pretty dark as we wait for the sun to come up. 50 fair feel, 49 concord. good morning livermore. 47 for you. low 40s napa. and from our sutro t

weekends at 7 a.m. complete bay area news coverage. >>> a violent crash on the streets of san leandro. one person killed, another injured. >> and thousands of people's information at risk. the latest possible security breach and how it involves the dmv. >> we're live at the fifth annual oakland running festival. we'll tell you about security changes this year and just how many people showed up to run the streets of oakland. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning everyone. you are taking a live look at the streets of downtown oakland. excitement brewing as the oakland running festival about to get underway. ktvu's katie utehs there on the ground. we'll have a live report in just a bit. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday march 23rd. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong. let's get a quick look at the weather. >>> a good morning for a run. a live look over the oakland estuary where we're partly sunny skies

at. the stock market is at the highs of the day. >> absolutely. it was president obama who spoke more to the reaction that the stock market is seeing. he didn't address it specifically but did talk about whether or not putin had put a pause on the military situation. we got no acknowledgement whatsoever from secretary kerry about the pullback of the troops ordered by putin today or his talk about the fact that he supposedly does not want to annex crimea. secretary of state john kerry in kiev where nearly 100 protesters died in the protests more than a week ago. he expressed condolences for the people of ukraine, financial support, technical support as well. he just wrapped up those comments. here's just a part of what he had to say. >> the united states extends our deepest condolences to those whose grief is still very fresh and those who lost loved ones, who bravely battled against snipers on rooftops. these brave ukrainians took to the streets in order to stand peacefully against tyrann

at auto mall parkway.er crash, look at this gem off of highway 84, it's going to get worse. the tow truck not on the scene. very slow out of the tri-valley. in the city, muni delays because of a water main break. watch the 6 and 71. >> it is 6:59. a final check of the top stories. senator feinstein is accusing the cia of a criminal act. she revealed that cia searched the senate intelligence committee's computers. feinstein demanded an apology and acknowledgement that the cia actions were wrong. the intelligence committee which feinstein chairs is trying to investigate the cia detention and interrogation program. >> crews expanded their search area for the malaysian airlines jet that disappeared four days ago. navy helicopters searching the gulf of thailand. some media outlets say debris has been spotted but the savy not confirming those reports. >> we'll be back with a live local update. >>> good morning. breaking news. one of the mystery passengers from flight 370 identified overnight as officials pinpoin

police say a female was at the bank of america a-t-m located at 39300 fremont boulevard at around 6:45d the woman a handgun and demanded the money she had already withdrawn and demanded she make two more withdrawals. he then drove off in a newer red toyota corolla with utah license plates. the suspect-- seen in these photos is described as a african-american male between 20 and 30 years old. >> and remember to spring forward. and set your clocks one hour ahead for daylight saving time. it officially begins at two a-m tomorrow. most americans will set their clocks ahead before they go to bed tonight. you'll lose an hour of sleep, but in return, you'll get to enjoy extra sunlight in the evenings. here's a look at what's changing: sunset and sunrise will both be an hour later. daylight saving time ends in november now. part of the reason for that is for halloween safety, so kids can trick or treat while it's still lighter later. >> officials say. daylight saving time is also a good time to change the batteries in your smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors and other warning devices. r

now at look at the social rules at the oscars, specifically on the red carpet.here are two red carpets? did you know? an exclusive one and a more exclusive one, the two are actually divided by a velvet rope. the b list can shake hands across the row to tell a star how much they are admired if the security guards do not see. >> the a-listers make it down where the photograph wees can get the best view of them. >> you can shake hands as long as no one sees... >> okay. that like the movie "mystery man" where the kid was invisible if you were not looking. mike? >> you do not see the rain coming. we will talk about what happened last week and how it boosted our totals but notice, we are still anywhere from 34 percent of average at sfo to possibly 45 percent in sack machine to and moments of us around the 35 to 45 percent and we still need desperately a lot more rain. we have a healthy dose from the next system. it will not be so strong as over the week. from the east bay hills, the next 12 hours are rain in the north bay for the commute. by noon it is in the heart of

at sfo.st there the last hour, 23 miles per hour in fairfield and 22 in vallejo. so you get the idea it's a gusty start to the day but those winds are also going to be what causes all the beautiful weather by the afternoon. it's going to start to calm down the latter part of the day. you will see lots of sunshine all the way to the coastline. and some very nice temperatures running well above the average. high pressure building in now with those offshore winds. we'll crank up the winds in the mid-70s in some spots in the south bay. and you're looking at about 75 degrees in san jose. 73 in milpitas. 74 in mountain view. 68 degrees a beautiful day in half moon bay and sunshine there. 72 in pleasanton. 73 in concord. and 72 in benicia. as you look to the north bay, 74 degrees in santa rosa. and 71 in san francisco. 68 in daly city. next couple of days, we have plenty of sunshine coming our way and some nice weather too. in fact, staying very nice right on in through the weekend. some of those te

so that sunset, look at the way late at 7:11 p.m. on a sunday. we talk about more clouds and a chance of shower, especially by sunday night, that could last into sunday morning so weekend plans at this point and clear winner with lots of sunshine with some warm as well. >> always thinking weekend labs. thank you, mark. >>> san diego woman is arrested after spending 15 hours stranded in monterey bay. the woman went out in a boat to watch tuesday's sunset over pacific grow when the motor fell off and fog swept in. she was stranded for 15 hours until someone in a fishing boat happened to see her and call for help. >> came last night and didn't know where she was or where to go. >> the woman set off flares but no one saw them in a heavy fog. >> the invitation from a teacher to a popular actor and comedian that's gaining a lot of attention. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, load up on your favorite coke products.

7th at 1:40. officers are looking for the driver of this s.u.v. the vehicle ended up on its side after it smashed into a parked car. the driver of the s.u.v. tock off. there may have been others in the s.u.v. but they left the scene. no one was hurt. >>> 20 students are capped out at city college of san francisco when a protest turned violent. >>> youtube video posted shows students trying to occupy an area yesterday with two students arrested and all pushing for the resignation of special trust yes director over what they call a lack of democracy and reversal of a tuition payment plan. eight students stayed inside the building and another dozen outside. >> we have been standing out here to show solidarity. the building closed at 10:00 but police allowed the reports to stay overnight with another rally this afternoon in front of san francisco's city hall. >>> 4:32. a group of middle school students is in trouble the one could face arrest for texting partly nude pictures of themselves. all the stud

everyday health down here at the nyse. priced at $14, opened at $14.50. now at $18.39. we had a trading halt on an ipo. they make wire free charging technology. priced at $6. opened around $10.25 at 9:50 and then was halted when it dropped to 9:00 -- $9. you have the trading halts on these stocks because if they move other than 10% in five minutes they're halted for five minutes. i support these kind of things. i support circuit breakers. in the case of an ipo i'm not sure it's necessary. we had -- that's the only real clear winner today. look at the ones yesterday, scott. remember, we have three ipos, all up double digits yesterday. only tri-net is on the upside today. square one are to the downside. i would say this is very mixed picture today, scott. not a disaster. with the markets up, most important thing to see several ipos down, that's a little disappointing. >> no doubt. bob, thanks so much. josh, you bought one of these names. >> yeah. this morning i bought shares of trinet close to 10:00. i think this is going to be a huge winner if they execute right in the f

only at safeway.ngredients for life. >>> there may finally be a break in the mystery of the missing malaysia airliner because the chinese released satellite images like this one showing what could be the crash site. again, unconfirmed. the red arrow is highlighting the area where three large floating objects have been discovered in the waters south of vietnam. the chinese say these satellite photos have from sunday morning, a day after the plane disappeared. they show large chunks of material floating in the south china sea. the largest about 79 feet by 72 feet. if it is the wreckage of malaysia airlines flight 370, it could mean both sorrow and clarity for the families of the 239 people who were on board. earlier in the day frustrated relatives were holding out hope and waiting for information, including a man whose brother is among the missing. >> our hope is that they will be found soon, as soon as possible, that the plane and the people on board will be found. >> reporter: his hope hung on not kno

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real close to at&t park. fourth in china, the fire started on the ninth floor and quickly spread to all floors of that building but several of that building. the roof and engulfed in flames. it has become a real issue people can see this from my old spiriiles. can see this fire from miles >> pam: said it does not appear that the firefighters are getting a handle on this fire. >> relieving work about 20 minutes ago. by the time i left and was headed to the bay bridge to was a hundred to two others beat up in the air and people were trying to take photos to find out what was going on. >> pam: reminding our audience that she can get additional information at kron4 dot com as well as facebook and twitter. please send us your pictures if you have any information of what is going on or which you see happening in the mission bay area. this five alarm fire is now burning. >> reporter: we are trying to get there. the traffic issue is difficult. meanwhile crows are on the ground putting fire putting water on the fire b

i was here at the hayward but to look at the double white lines i saw this.hot of sitting in the middle of the loop not sure what to do. at one point the chair backs up that i sought this driver ran the same light that caught the end of it the trevor viking in a maneuver. then there's the striver and white car again rattled same light that her marriage is over but to wear the green light as these two cars ran a left turn light of what will boulevard. that is then that i decided to take a closer look here's what i discovered paired for shock and dog. besides that reads the two lanes left only and right to lane's straight only along with to dry it directional aureate perrault's. its principles and with me here. aerolites turns red this black ass to be run and the light. now let's stop the video right here. oncoming traffic now has the agreement puts fax you the putting yet it head- on with the traffic. but as in the case of people behaving badly or engineering flaws but sick a closer look to the street and out its sits next to the red arrows at times robert c.

we have already looked at this at this site in san jose. also, linkedin might be the company that might want to move here. they have been growing. they have been partnered with the real estate company in the past so it might make sense for them to partner up and develop this. we don't know. whoever buys this will have a great chunk of land, 101, light rail, great freeway exposure. so somebody is going to pay a pretty penny but it will be a good deal. >> for the valley, too, jobs. all right, len, thanks. >>> a civil rights heavy hitter showed up for hewlett-packard's shareholder meeting today demanding diversity. jesse jackson led a delegation of the rainbow-push coalition. the group says hp has a poor track record when it comes to hiring minorities. jackson says the issue goes far beyond just hp when it comes to tech companies. >> we're concerned that this valley has perhaps the most creative people in the whole world and it must address in a meaningful way the issue of shared economic security and racial and gender disparities. >> for its

at 4:00, we have high clouds and 60 at the coast and low-to-mid 70's elsewhere. this evening, 68 inland and 62 around the bay and a jacket at the coast at 56 but it will be breezy compared to yesterday. moving forward, tomorrow is the cool of the day with low clouds at the coast and high clouds for the better part of the day. then we will be one to two degrees warmer on saturday and sunday and a few clouds along the coast and it will be a bright and warm weekend. >> happy first day of spring. as we take you into the east bay, this is where we have issues involving some construction. i will show you that in a second eastbound and westbound side of 80 between powell and buchanan with lanes blocked off until 5:00 this morning. we are also hooking at clear conditions up to the bay bridge toll so nothing out there. the traffic is looking nice with 580 over the altamont pass, 23 minutes from tracy to dublin and westbound highway 4 antioch to concord 15 minutes and into san francisco, 17 minutes but southbound 101, that is where we have a car that hit a deer and we have

right now, the minimum wage stands at 8 -- at $8.oes take effect, it would increase to 12.37 an hour by 2017. last night's vote came after the mayor decided to pull the plug on a plan that would have put this on a vote to the november ballot. city leaders decided ta was time to act immediately for low wage workers where close to 20% people live below the poverty line. still, this wage hike has its critics. some worry it will deter businesses from hiring. >> it's a real issue. i think we need to do it intelligently. people need a wage increase and do it in a way that doesn't cause us to lose jobs. >> reporter: here's how richmond would stack up against other bay area cities. san francisco right now has the highest minimum wage at 10.74. san jose just behind that at 10.15 and oakland pays a minimum wage of -- the minimum wage in oakland is $8. this needs final approval from the city council. that's expected to happen next month. we're live in richmond, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the san jose city council is looking at a new

saturday and sunday at the civic center and then the shamrock run is and morning at 8:30. >> reporterrish on st. patrick's day in dublin? >> oh, everybody is irish, yeah. i'm 100% italian but i'm irish on st. patrick's day. >> reporter: you can call me roberta o'gonzalez this weekend. i want to thank the mayor for coming out and teaching us so much on our valuable city here in the bay area of dublin. wasn't that so cool? by the way, you can send in some of your suggestions at facebook at kpix.com. >> we like that roberta os gonzalez. i'm going to use that. >> i had you in fremont so i was way off base. >> reporter: oh. okay, well, the parade is tomorrow. hope to see you there. >> all right, roberta, thank you. >>> time for traffic now. let's kick it over to liz o'wenger. >> reporter: a lot of st. patrick's day stuff going on probably have traffic delays in dublin and for the parade in san francisco. for the commute right now one more workday to go and this is what it looks like now on westbound 580. we actually have a couple of problems coming in now approaching the dublin interchange

antioch 54. 60 at the napa airport as well. here's why. north wind at fairfield at 24. santa rosa looks like it has calmed down a little built bit. 26 miles an hour in downtown oakland. 29 sfo. so it's a northerly direction northeast. very quiet here. not much here on the west coast. but a whopper of a system. it's official now. 3.6 inches of know has fallen at o'hare. 39 inches of snow for the season. third snowiest winter. if you have travel plans, you might have delays. look at the warm air surging out ahead. cold air behind. 32 in tahoe. 56 sacramento. 56 down in l.a.. as you might imagine high pressure building in. windy and warm. lots of 70s. clear skies. afternoon temps 60s and 70s. santa rosa in there. 81 degrees. 80 in gilroy and a lot of 70s between. these are way above average. somewhere down the road we will have to cool down. temperatures near 80 again by saturday. >> thank you, steve. >>> 5:21. a big legal loss for tesla motors. they will not be able to sell its electric cars directly to the public anymore. the state now requires all new car dealers to obt

i was at work that time.as at work and my wife called me about the explosion. >> is your wife okay? what did she say happened? what did she say. >> i am trying to call. i can not reach her. somebody told me maybe, she got evacuated to go to 68th. >> sir, stay with me for one second. stay right here. we'll show everybody the rest of the scene. don't go anywhere. further down here, guys, on madison the smoke is just unbelievable on 116th street. it is so different even from where we are just a block away. i took a picture and posted it on twitter. you can not see more than 10 feet in front of you. just a little while ago they were wheeling out three people on stretchers a lot of people are dealing good while after the explosion happened. this occurred two hours ago. they're bringing people out in many a ambulances, treating them right now. police are setting up these hard barricade in areas to clear the traffic out. there is an unbelievable police presence and the fire department is obviously still doing their

the meeting starts tonight at 6:00 at st. mary's medical center near golden gate park. >> talk a little basketball this morning. stanford women play today against florida state. >> as you might know the stanford men are headed to the sweet 16, they knocked off 7 seed new mexico on friday and then 2 seed kansas jayhawks. the men play on thursday against dayton. >> the real star for stanford not on the court but on the sidelines. edward is becoming the overnight sensati sensation. look at him go. this is video of him playing during yesterday's game. they retweeted the image and it's taken off. while cbs sports tweeted out so much cowbell. this picture with the caption, insane cowbell player says hello internet. >> a lot of enthusiasm. great game. hoping for a great forecast today too. >> you know it is great. we have rain in the forecast, and we need it. as you know into april and may typically dry months in the bay area, when you compare them to january and february, good news is we're looking pretty active all of april. today

at times frightening. at times just breath taking. >> some santa cruz residents say this is an old sinkhole that the city filled in about ten years ago but it appears the storm washed huge rocks out of the cave below causing it to collapse once again. in san luis obispo, two piers are closed because of the storms and officials shut down a pier because of safety concerns. the pier at avila beach also closed after high tide and a large swell knocked out some of the boardwalk boards. railings on the pier and a drainage pipe were also damaged. >>> up in the sierra, though, ski resorts are celebrating this storm. a live look at kirkwood where they recorded nearly four feet of snow in just the last week. meanwhile at borrio, nearly three feet of fresh snow fell in the past few days. chains are not required on highway 50 or interstate 80. >>> in southern california, the weather had crews and homeowners both on alert. rescue crews searched the los angeles people for people who were caught offguard and caught in th

just to give you a reference, san francisco was at $10.17. san jose is at $10.50. there are still hurdles that has to go over. as early as of january, 2000 and 15, the beginning of the increases could start. >> and happening now. the developing story on the ukraine this morning. the prime minister says that senior ukraine officials are not welcome and will be turned away if they tried to travel to the region. the ukrainian delegation planned to visitmalaysia's defense ministe crimea today to try to,e hostilities. all of these are russia's parliament is left to ratify the treaty. >> malaises and defense minister says files were recently deleted from the home flight simulator belonging to the pilot aboard the missing malaysian jetliner. investigators are trying to retrieve the files deleted back on february third, but say the pilot is considered innocent until proven guilty of any wrongdoing. malaysia airlines flight 370 with 239 people aboard went missing march eighth on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. >> >> 400 -million dollars at stake in mega millions draw

take a look at this.re of the letters from the crimean parliament building that's labeled the the region as part of ukraine. it came down right after crimea's leaders signed a treaty to join the russian federation. russian president vladimir this morning at 11:30. a-- putin signed the document today with crime is prime minister and parliament speaker this morning. this treaty is making waves through the international community. including this russia has been excluded from the g eight summit set for gem. the summit was supposed happen and so she with russia as the host. but the u.s., u.k., japan, italy, germany france and canada will meet together somewhere else instead. -- sochi. vice president joe biden has arrived and co-lead this trip is to show u.s. resolve against russia's intervention in neighboring ukraine. the meetings with the nato allies are part of a broader u.s. campaign to persuade russian crop president vladimir putin to back off and ukraine agreed the u.s. is imposing the most comprehensive

find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >>> today we take a look at the new eats at at and t park. >> if you don't want standard hot dog and garlic fries you have options how about a beer brat on a pretzel bun? >> get it in slide pickle chips. and how about beer? this is the guiness beef pie. >> if you like a break from baseball there is a goth yam club. is it's a private speakeasy social club for season ticket holders and fees start at $2500. >> why do you want to bowl? there is a game going on. come on. >> i know. watch the game, eat. >> march madness is the talk of stanford campus both cardinal teams are chasing dreams. >> they'll host penn state sunday. winner playing either south carolina or north carolina for a trip next tuesday. >> if we play, we know we can win. >> i'm glad we'll be able to have fans here. you know? i think that you know, you don't want your players to feel like this is a home game. it's not. >> that is exciting >> lawmakers reacting to one of their own. >> frustrating day for search teams scouring the indian ocean for sign of the malaysia airli

so, yeah, right now 66 inches right at the base at squaw. temperatures are going to be comfortable today, tomorrow, this weekend looking fantastic. if you wanted to head up with the fresh powder, higher elevations, head up to the upper mountain but we could accumulate maybe 6 inches of powder tuesday into wednesday. this morning temperatures are chilly. 46 in the peninsula. 47 in the south bay. 36 degrees in the north bay. four degrees away from freezing here. you might watch out for a little bit of black ice over local bridges and overpasses but it's dry. chances unlikely. take it easy. we don't want anybody any unnecessary accidents. 71 san francisco. 77 south bay. i.e., it's going to be beautiful. tomorrow, the first day of spring. and conditions will be comfortable. 79 in san jose tomorrow. san francisco's at 72. and then notice, numbers are starting to drop off, as that pattern changes. storm track returns. and that means rain is on the way. and even though it's still days out, our futurecast models are bringing in some pretty substanti

and he looked at me, and i looked at him, and then i looked down for a split second just to pick up myredit card and then i heard a very loud bang. >> the shot came from up here. >> and then i looked up and the taxi driver was walking towards my car. he said to me, "call an ambulance." and he collapsed. i saw a lot of blood. >> the taxi driver is 54-year-old prim wukar walakar. the witness caroline namrow, an emergency room doctor. >> i realized that he was having agonal breathing, which is the last breaths. >> when ambulances arrived, she was doing cpr on a dying man. >> i started to be worried when everyone had a bullet proof vest on and i didn't have one. >> we all thought there could ab possibility that we could be targeted at that point. i remember chief moose specifically told me to get my vest on. >> thank you, sir. >> we are doing everything in our power to control our emotions as we deal with this situation. the challenge is to be factual, to be accurate, to not get tunnel vision, to not go off on a tangent, not put misinformation out there. >> montgomery county police chief c

even san jose west at 15. half-moon bay north at 12. it will be a breezy day after this system goes by. there is not a lot to it. there is pockets you might get a little drizzle. a little better up in the sierra nevada. so far all reports have been rain. 38 in tahoe. temperatures come down one degree. 57 in sacramento. this system will weaken and move out. here is the projections on rainfall. rain totals light and morning drizzle. after that by wednesday and friday and saturday could be near 80. could. definitely mid 70s. but we have a couple days to ease into that. 60s to very, very low 70s here. again we are sitting in mid to upper 50s for some. a little bit of sun would definitely rocket the temps up. not like yesterday though where san jose had low 80s. clearing and breezy on tuesday. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up a new incentive to drive the wireless price wars at & t strategic response. >> a special meeting with presidents. how the stanford women's tennis team will be honored a the the white house. at kaiser permanente we'

the snow pack at 33% of average. if you look at the two lines at the bottom of the screen, running below that 1976-1977 average. so we need plenty of ground to make up. hopefully this trend can continue through the next few weeks. more on the forecast coming up. now back to you. >> very good information, rob. thank you. it's a dangerous mix, this commute combined with the slick roads. >> george kiriyama continues our coverage tonight from campbell. >> reporter: good evening. the rain has come down in spurts. we've seen wet roads. we've felt the wind and even hit some hog. definitely a recipe for a dangerous commute. this car ended up on the side of a muddy hill off of north bound 101 in south san jose. you can blame a puddle on the highway for this. the driver says he hit it and lost control. >> we just got to slow it down a little bit. better to be safe and get home than to end up in an accident. >> reporter: it was hard to see the road at the summit. that's where the fog joined the rain. >> the fog is the big one t

with regard to what was discussed by at&t we appreciate at&t discussing the issue. the permitting process has been going on for weeks and months ease, in fact, i had a telephone conversation with at&t about the alternatives we appreciate that and if the board is going to grant the permit we - i would ask that it be granted with those conditions it's important to put the box across the way but to emphasize in terms of the alternative sites we are especially suggesting this by us weeks and months ago we didn't hear any reasons why at&t turned us down it was denied saying it's not viable we doesn't kno why they were not viable we didn't find out the reasons they were not viable annihilate at filed their brief last thursday we tried to find conditions and i believe as mentioned there are a couple of places but those discussions should have been had weeks and months ago we shouldn't be he hearing here, you know, wasting our time in terms of coming up with alternatives that he he feel there might be alternatives and we're willing to work with at&t we understand there are

we looked at the caltrain's would continue to terminate at fourth and king and being that 2019 is our date for electrified service so we did want to take a look at how to accommodate some level of development while continuing to support the blend service vision with the initial caltrain. here we just wanted to articulate what the basic needed functions at the northern for caltrain assuming we have 6 trains per peak hour per direction we still anticipate robust service with the warriors service and their essential maintenance and light rail functions that need to happen just to look at in order to provide the 6 peak hour trains we need to we need to a restore between 10 and 11 trains. not only to support the operations but support customer functions we take a look at how we might be to provide robust customer bicycle facilities and access type of facilities as well as facilities for crew and a staff. and then in terms of what i'll call a transitional commissions living function we've identified the fourth and king terminal as the "'question: key place to commission our fleet once it's

i also need to remind you that she will be available at the tent across the way, so at the end of thesession if he would meet her there and let her get there, that would be a good thing to do. i also wanted to remind you this is the last session of the day in we hope to see you tomorrow at 3:00 for the closing session which is alexander speaking. with that i will open the microphone. >> interested to know how many covers you would have to reduce in the course of the year and also any insight you have about his style of work, did he use models into that kind of thing. >> he usually allowed about two weeks per cover which isn't a lot of time at all because as any movie director he staged a scene from beginning to end. he was a realist painter in the sense that he liked to look at objects in front of him. if he painted a piano he had a piano in the studio. once when he was working on a poster about a soldier he managed to get a bio of blood from the red cross to see how it looked on a piece of fabric. he wanted a child with a bruise to come in. it's made up of a whole rainbow of colors,

could end up teaching at the school. >> i feel like if they're going to hire people, you know, at the school they should do background checks on everybody, thorough background checks. >> reporter: one school already knew about the allegations. making waves academy, also in richmond, fired 32-year-old ronald guinto in november when police opened an investigation on him. but a month later, while the investigation was being conducted, he landed a job at mira vista. the principal here says the hr department did a background check and did not find any criminal history on guinto. >> they knew about it, you know, at the school or whatever. so i feel like they shouldn't have let him come here. >> reporter: we checked with a licensed private investigator who does background checks. she says uncovering everything about someone is harder than you would think. >> i think that people expect in the digital age that everything is going to be digitalalized, everything is going to be electronic, and that's just not the case right now. there's a lot of things that can get missed. and background checks

we are looking at traffic at its peak in many communities. we are going to start off with san francisco northbound 101 and southbound 101, which is on the right-hand side of your screen. the traffic here is okay. earlier northbound 280 and 101 a crash cleared rather quickly but traffic is backing up as it normal by does coming out of daly city into san francisco in pockets of low traffic. bay bridge about a 30 to 35-minute drive time. 20 minutes at the toll plaza or so. and then some time on the upper deck of the bay bridge. in the south bay 85 northbound slows near 87 as usual. not quite all the way to saratoga yet. 101 is slow in pockets on the way to sunnyvale. the dumbarton bridge, the traffic looks good. southbound 880 near thornton a crash. also a crash clearing 680 at mission. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. >>> this morning flags at the state capitol are at half-staff in honor of the veteran sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty in mendocino county. 48-year-old ricky del fiorentino grew up in the bay area. his life ca

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your sunrise time is at 7:13. sunset at 7:22. next couple of days we have some dry weather but some cooler temperatures into the weekend. and then i think toward next week, a slight chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. you guys are part of the bracket challenge, too? >> yes. >> we're all competing. >> we are. >> i can't wait. >> we're very competitive. >> bring it on. >> bring it. >> all right. >> msu, baby. >> all right. who is my team? arizona. [ laughter ] >> very competitive. >> there you go. all right. >> maybe the wildcats. >>> it is the most creative part of a school curriculum but sadly it's the first to be cut. we are talking about the arts at ardenwood elementary school, the music program is flourishing. we think that's cool. >> reporter: inside mr. gleason as mr. gleason's room kids are making sweet music. 30 fourth graders are learning all things music. most couldn't read a note months back but have since mastered the recorder thanks to their music teacher adrian gleason an inspiration. >> the teacher is absolu

and we are seeing 30 wiped from the boards at dulles and 11 flights canceled at bwi marshall. that's the latest from the live desk, molette greene, back to you. >> don't forget, you can search nbcwashingtonweather in the app store and google play. >>> things could be very dangerous for you out there. just ahead, tragedy strikes a local neighborhood. how one woman died just hours after the snow stopped falling. >>> a live look at the roads. the storm team 4 by 4 is checking out conditions in realtime all morning long. danella is also watching out for you in your weather and traffic. we have them together on the ones. >>> it is extremely cold now near zero. teens in the metro area. your dettedco &"x0000htdeed c0 >>> welcome back at 4:10. storm team 4 is tracking a dramatic drop in temperatures. a record cold morning means roads out there are icy. many still covered with snow. storm team 4 by 4 is out on the roads to let you know how things are before you go out. >>> crews are still trying to clear the snow and ice off the major roads in virginia. this is a look at a crash in ric

polls will open at six a-m and close at seven p-m. this will be the first time 17- year olds can vote, if they're 18 by the general election. about 35-hundred 17 year olds are registered in chicago. the des plaines oasis, over the jane adams tollway has been closed for good. it shut down at 8 o'clock yesterday evening and will be torn down to make space to widen the tollway. the 7-eleven and the gas station will stay open. the oasis has been a popular rest stop for drivers since 19- 59. the parade made its way to the beverly neighborhood. 150,000 people lined the streets to enjoy the family fun. police officers were on hand to enforce the parades no drinking rule. olympic athletes among the marchers. many of those on hand have been to every south side irish parade. >> i used to come down here and when i wasn't all dressed up and it was a bit of a different atmosphere. but now it's great. i think coming down to see everybody in their green with their families it's a great time to be down here. >> the first parade was back in 1979. orga

at to see with your thinking at that time. will have to make for sure that there are safety measures put in place of the people do not accidentally walked in front of a trend. as it is impossible to guard at every end of caltran but nonetheless, this happened at the station there. you think there would be preventive measures of people just don't wander aimlessly in front of the tracks. it appears as though these four people, psychometry they wanted to place a permanent offer from a veteran thrift fortunately they all made it across pacino than that would have been dead if it was a few milliseconds >>darya: a train as a sneak up on you. so they can stop everyone in the world from door something stupid. the event exactly three when i saw this video i said what happened to common-sense grief and this guy still steps in front of it. no way know how anybody with the right friend of mine would even do that. still caltran with some of we cannot guard every inch of trucks. listen to said that the alarm rothko an early-morning business

we will take another look at the live doop ler at 506789. a look at when that rain is going to arrive coming up in a bit. >> lee, thank you. >> a riverside woman was stung a thousand times. honeybees attacked the woman thursday in palm desert. firefighters say she went into shock. they tried to brush the bees off her and take her in the ambulance. the bees stung them many times as well. firemen say it's nothing like he has ever seen before. >> we are estimating 1,000. she was completely covered if bees leak she was wearing a bee suit if you will. >> that is frightening. they came from two hives inside a metal fiber optic box with about 75,000 bees. the hives have been relocated. >>> still ahead on abc news at 506r7b8g9s if you have ever dreamed of spinning the wheel, how to audition to be a contestant on wheel of fortune. >>> sunday's streak returns. where you can televisi announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is ending soon. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now,