they approached the vehicle and found brock still asleep in the backseat. >> watch how one of brock's relatives reacts to the news that he had been found. so much relief. the family says it was overwhelming. >> absolutely amazing. i was just completely overjoyed with goosebumps, and i just wanted to squeeze him, and i probably hurt him a little bit. he's doing well. >> so will the man be charged with kidnapping? >> police says it depends on what the investigation reveals. first, they have to find him and while they continue to look the family plans to keep brock close by and not let him out of their sight. they'll just snuggle up and watch movies today. in fairfield, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> police have arrested a college student accused of trying to kidnap female high school students. this is how one of the girls described him to police. vic lee joins us in the hayward police station with the latest developments. vic? >> reporter: larry, there may in fact, be a fourth attempted kidnapping and that's what the alameda county sharive's department is investigating right now. the s

this is 8-year-old brock guzman. they say brock was inside the car while it was warming up in the driveway when someone drove in and drove off. it happened at 5:00 a.m. on meadowlark drive. the car did a silver 2001 toyota -- is a silver toyota, 2001. the license plate is on the scene. we've put this information on our ktvu website and our facebook pages. if you are in contra costa, solano and napa counties, be on the lookout for that car and this little boy. no word on who may have stolen this car. we do have a reporter on the way to that scene. makes sure you stay right here with us at ktvu and, of course, ktvu.com for continuing coverage on this breaking news. we're also posting updates for you on twitter on facebook and are new mobile app. >>> oakland police are searching for the hit-and-run driver who killed a husband and father of three during a weekend crash. alex savidge joins us from berkeley where the victim was a radio host and we understand you knew him personally. such a rough morning. >> reporter: yeah,

police say no one was in the car except brock who was asleep in the back seat still in his pajamas. brock told his parents he was never scared. >> he looked back and the guy i guess said i didn't know you were in the car then pulled over and got out and walked away. >> reporter: the guzmans couldn't be more grateful their son was found safe and is back at home. >> i got my son back so that's all i care about. >> i don't think i said anything. i think i just grabbed him and pulled him on to my lap. >>> police are searching for the hit and run driver who killed a popular bay area radio host. wesley burton died early saturday in a crash at martin luther king, jr. way and 59th street in oakland. burton cohosted two music shows on public radio station kpfa after hours and side show radio. friends are now urging the driver who hit him to do the right thing. >> honestly i just want the person to turn themselves in. accidents happen. we're not here to say people are evil, but when you leave the scene of such an accident, you just say you don't care about life. >> burton leaves behind a wife

. >> what a morning for this third grader. 8-year-old brock guzman was asleep in the back seat of the family car when someone stole it. he was found safe and he told his parents he wasn't scared but his parents were terrified. >> distraught all morning. first time i didn't know if my son was oh came. >> it happened at 4:45. she was about to drive rock to his school and gee to her job. her husband helped her get a head start i started the car and walked inside as she was ready to put her shoes on and it was 30 seconds and the car was gone. >> she saw a bicycle in her front yard that doesn't belong to anyone in her family and she knew right then hour car and her child had been taken. brock did eventually wake up and surprised the abductor. >> he was asleep and woke up and when he woke up the guy said, he didn't know he was in the car and pulled over got out of the car and the boy went back to sleep. >> the boy widely issued amber alert. >> we hood a citizen call and say they had located what they believed to be the vehicle and though approached the vehicle and found brock still asleep i

brock, still wrapped in a blanket. >> it was amazing. >> brock slept through the ordeal. >> i asked if he was scared he just woke up and i wasn't there. >> now, she doesn't plan on letting her son out of her sight. >> i'm going to get into bed with my son. we're going to watch a lot of movies. >> police say there is a person of interest in custody on unrelated charges. >> in palo alto tonight a man is in custody because of allegedly committing a hate crime. the 61-year-old arrested after midnight accused of threatening an african american driver and using a racial slur. san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will be running for reelection with a clean record. this morning a judge agreed to expunge his misdemeanor charge related to a domestic violence incident. he filed a request after finishing his probation, included taking domestic violence and parenting classes. >> for him it's personal and some relief he's entitled to. >> it's fairly common for someone charged with a misdemeanor. the district attorney has had several dozen requests. >> east bay municipal utility district has begun re

brock, still wrapped in a blanket. >> it was amazing. >> brock slept through the ordeal. >> i asked if he was scared he just woke up and i wasn't there. >> now, she doesn't plan on letting her son out of her sight. >> i'm going to get into bed with my son. we're going to watch a lot of movies. >> police say there is a person of interest in custody on unrelated charges. >> in palo alto tonight a man is in custody because of allegedly committing a hate crime. the 61-year-old arrested after midnight accused of threatening an african american driver and using a racial slur. san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will be running for reelection with a clean record. this morning a judge agreed to expunge his misdemeanor charge related to a domestic violence incident. he filed a request after finishing his probation, included taking domestic violence and parenting classes. >> for him it's personal and some relief he's entitled to. >> it's fairly common for someone charged with a misdemeanor. the district attorney has had several dozen requests. >> east bay municipal utility district has begun re

tiffany wilson is live to explain what happened. >> it seems like the best of all 16 ar yos brock was home safe. the car was returned and there was a person of interest taken into custody and today the family says they don't feel the case was handled professionally. surrounded by family 8-year-old brock guzman held tight to his his -- >> i just want to say thank you to everybody that was out looking for me. i'm very happy to be home. >> his dad paul says they're thrilled brock is home safe, but the family is upset with the way fairfield officers handled the initial investigation. >> we were treated like criminals. paul showed a cell phone video from yesterday morning and this was when the officers threw her on the ground and put her in handcuffs. >> suzaround would not allow officers inside their house. >> we have two dogs and one of them will bite. >> at one point in the video an officer tries to explain why they need to search the house. >> the first thing you do any time you're looking for somebody missing is you start where they last were and check there first. every agency does t

sky 7 hd was over the neighborhood less than two miles from brock's home. police found the 8-year-old curled up asleep in the backseat. >> the child is in the car. he is okay. he just woke up. >> minutes later an emotional reunion, brock still wrapped in his blanket. >> i asked him if he was scared because that's all i was thinking is how frightened he must be when he wakes up and i wasn't there and he just said he wasn't scared. nancy nunez lives down the street from where brock was found. she's drilled the amber alert worked. as a mother, i was glad because if that would have been my child i would have been an absolute disaster. >> in fairfield, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> police arrested a man accused of trying to kidnap three girls on their way to high school. he faces charges of attempted kidnapping. the latest incident happened march 27th near hayward high school. the other two kidnap attempts were in february and march near tennyson high school. vic lee talks to hayward police about how they broke the case with a lot of help from the intended vic

so we have a disagreement about david brock. >> i got to tell you something. i respect you but if you think that man is a good guy after all the garbage and the harm and the hate that he's put out, i have lost, lanny i'm just telling you. i have lost a lot of respect for you tonight. and i'm going, i'm not going to let you. i'm going to monica to wrap it up. >> the problem for hillary clinton is that she's left with a handful of people who are willing to defend her on this. lanny davis, god love him, but you mentioned james carville. >> carville as all right. >> but to some extent she has a little bit of an eliot spitzer problem, when the crud hits the fan, which it always does. she has no reservoir of goodwill. very few people are willing to stand up and fight for her. >> davis does. she has enough people to fight for her. >> the most damaging and problem attic scandals for any did the are the ones that reenforce a pre-existing negative notion about the did the. >> can i get a quick last word in here bill? >> let lanny get a quick word. i scolded him. go ahea

police found brock asleep inside unharmed. >> absolutely amazing. i was overjoyed with goosebumps and wanted to squeeze him. i probably hurt him a little bit. he's doing well. >> i got my son back so that's all i care about. >> reporter: the guzmans learned a lesson this morning about leaving the car running in the driveway unattended with their most precious piece of their lives inside. >> it's absolutely a learning experience. we all make mistakes none of us are perfect. >> reporter: police did take a bicycle into evidence that was left outside the home. they'll try to see if the fingerprint on that match the fingerprints of the person who stole the guzmans' car. brock guzman did not get a good look at his kidnapper and was only to tell police he was wearing a black hat and sweatshirt. police are still looking for that man. reporting live here in fairfield, bob riddle nbc bay area news. >> a crime of opportunity, could have been a complete disaster. glad tended well. thanks. >>> new details about last night's white house fence-jumper. turns out he

. >> reporter: someone took the car and drove off with brock in the back seat. police immediately put out an amber alert with details of the car and brock. >> there are a lot of crazy bad people out there. and i am very, very thankful for my friends and family who immediately jumped on facebook and all social media and all the phone calls and everything and they got it out there. >> reporter: a bike was found on the sidewalk in front of the guzman's home. luckily, about four hours after the car was taken a fairfield resident spotted it on a residential treat two miles from the guzman's house and called the authorities. >> don't leave your vehicles running warming up in the driveway. it's an opportunity for somebody to take it. >> reporter: police say no one was in the car -- except for brock. he was asleep in the back seat. he said he was never scared. >> he woke up and the guy said i didn't know you were in the car and pulled over and got out and walked away. >> reporter: the guzmans couldn't be more grateful. >> i got my son back. that's all i care about. >> i

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening now, the jury that found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of the bombings of the boston marathon finish line must now decide his punishment. life in prison or the death penalty? tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. the families of the victims are asking the jury to spare tsarnaev's life. >> exactly, laura. they don't all agree. just in the last few minutes or so we're getting an update on what exactly is going to happen today. opening statements from the government, we don't know if the defense will do theirs now or they have the option to delay and we're hearing there will be witnesses and probably photos and video entered into evidence on this first day as the jury decides whether or not -- or whether he gets life or death. the jury that found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty must now decide whether he lives or dies. >> i want the death penalty. he stootd there five minutes. he saw so many people. he could have walk away but he chose not to. >> not everyone in boston agrees. >> it doe

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning, redwood city police are on the lookout for two people who tried to kidnap a woman last night. >> kris sanchez is live outside of police headquarters. good news here is that woman was able to get away, right? >> right. she manled to get away by yelling and fighting off her would be abductors. the really scary thing not just for her but for the rest of us is that she was doing something many of us do, just dashing out to the car to grab something at night. now, it happened near the intersection of clinton street and lincoln avenue in redwood city in what is a pretty densely populated neighborhood. maybe that's why she felt safe doing it. redwood city police say it was about 9:30 went the woman went out to the street to get something from her car. while she was doing that she was grabbed by a man she did not know. she screamed and fought off that suspect who she told police believed, she believed was trying to kidnap her. she got away in a dark colored vehicle driven by

the car belongs to brock's parents stolen from their driveway with brock inside.was last seen wearing a gray shirt blue pants and possibly a robe. they are searching sacramento and napa counties. call police meidly if you know anything. >>> today is 4/20. marijuana users can crease an opportunity to live up in public including golden gate park. lisa khan is in san francisco to show us preparations before the big smoke fest. lisa? >> good morning. the police department will be closing westbound cesar drive from 3 until 7 tonight. there will also be extra police patrols and parking enforcement for today's 4/20 event. >> thousands of people are expected to gather at hippy hill golden gate park for the annual 4/20 smoke park and it's the one day police let it happen because are too many people to hand out tickets. >> that's just crazy. it's not going to happen. >> city leaders try to control the chaos as much as possible with juvenile probation park patrol and garbage collection. last year it cost the city $100,000 to clean up. some business owners say it got out of c

i'm sam brock. here's a live look at the skies interstate 280 and highway 17. now the brunt of this morning's storm has basically rolled through the bay area at this point but most roadways are still slick making for some difficult driving conditions. parts of the bay area got up to 3 inches of rain this morning. it caused localized flooding as well. one car became trapped in standing water along interstate 280 in daly city.

eight-year-old brock read this statement. >> i want to say thank you to everyone who was looking for me. i'm very happy to be home. >> reporter: his parents, grateful he is home, but planning on filing a complaint against police, showing us these photos of the bruises left behind. >> officers need better training on how to deal with someone whose kid got kidnapped. >> reporter: derek shore, kpix5. >>> police busted a sex offender for giving a very illegal massage. the victim told police she went in for a pedicure and decided to get a massage, but once she was on the table, she says 53- year-old troy murphy assaulted her. >> as the massage began, it probably began like any other massage. then shortly in, he began touching her inappropriately despite her saying no. >> murphy was trying to take off the victim's underwear when another worker stopped him. that is when she ran out. investigators discovered the salon is not licensed to do massage. >>> there is no crying in baseball, we all know, now san francisco supervisors say there shoulden be chewing tobacco. mark kelly has the story. >

brock was asleep in the back seat unhurt. so far police aren't releasing any details on the person of interest in this case. >>> students in hayward sleeping easier tonight after police arrested a suspect in a string of attempted kidnappings. police tell len ramirez the man used a fake gun to terrorize teen girls who were walking home from two high schools. >> reporter: word that a suspect in a series of attempted kidnappings was arrested spread fast bringing relief for the first time in weeks. >> we can feel safer now walking around at the school or in their free time they will feel safer now because the guy won't try to kidnap any more girls. >> reporter: police announced the arrest this afternoon of 22- year-old student at east bay. >> we were actually conducting a covert operation in the area when the suspect in his vehicle was spotted in the area. so it may very well have prevented another incident from occurring. >> reporter: patel whose arrest photo was not released because he is a person of interest in a separate case

you can hear that officer try to explain to the mother of brock guzman why they needed to

i'm sam brock. we're going to start with your forecast. could be a hot one. anthony in for christina this morning. >> it's going to be hot. that's going to be the talk of the town today. temperatures headed into the 80s and eastbound the 90s in some of our warmest locations. it's going to be a very toasty day. dress appropriately for it. you can see from your san francisco cam we don't have any fog to report of and that means it's going to be a nice clear start to the day. along with a clear start, very warm temperatures. high temperatures and how warm it's expected to go coming up as we head through the morning. right now let's talk to mike and see how the drive is shaping up. >> with that clear start, clearview of 880. showing the taillights southbound away from the coliseum. ur camera view here. we don't see any flashing lights but we don't see a lot of traffic flow either. one issue, a structure fire in oakland. as far as the freeways are concerned, 880 and 580 move smoothly as well as the appro

their son asleep in the back seat. 8-year-old brock read this statement. >> i just want to say thank you to everyone that was looking for me. i'm very happy to be home. >> reporter: his parents grateful he is home but planning on filing a complaint against police showing us these photos of the bruises they say were left behind. >> obviously, officers need better training on how to deal with somebody that their kid just got kidnapped. >> reporter: in fairfield, derek shore, kpix 5. >>> it is 4:37 now. >>> a registered sex offender is in custody accused of sexual assaulting a woman while giving her a massage at a nail salon. investigators say it happened last week at the murphy style salon on north kingston in san mateo. she went in for a pedicure and decided to get a massage. once she was on the table, she says 53-year-old troy murphy assaulted her. >> i began like any other massage but shortly into the massage he began touching her inappropriately despite her saying no and stop. >> police say murphy was trying to take off the victim's underwear when another worker arrived and stopped

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brock's family says they are just excited he's back at home. all parents should learn from their mistake. >> never leave your running car with your kid in it. >> we all make mistakes and thank goodness that we have him and definitely learn from it. >> that was jodi hernandez reporting. >> police say they found that person of interest and conducted an extensive interview. the man is currently being held on unrelated charges but they expect an arrest in this case will be forthcoming. >>> we're over due for some rain and also for a megastorm that could badly damage our economy. the bay area economic institute held a news conference outlining this new report. it shows the clock may be ticking. the last 100-year storm event was in 1862. that storm destroyed about a quarter of california's economy. the concern today is that 355,000 people live in that 1862 flood plain and there's about $46 billion in assets there. the report calls for levees and sea walls, as well as a lot of planning by all levels of government to address the risk. >> we're certainl

i'm laura garcia canon, and i'm sam brock. we're tracking some rainy conditions this morning. >> hey, good morning. not just yesterday. we want to star with your current temperatures as always. we're cubing off the new days at san martin and 65 in livermore. you may have to use your windshield wipers, but that rain that sam is talking about, will moving in later today. right now, though, we want to check on a wednesday more drive with mike inouye. >> you see the light volume the traffic. the headlights are going southbound. that's the correction. but look at the sensors through the area. , we see a little yellow dropping up. we'll track what's going on there, but so far nothing as far as any incidents. we'll check on the details the south bay and nothing big deal going on there. good enough. back to you >>> detectives in santa rosa are asking for the public's health, looking for a distinct man. >> the victim told police that he has the characteristics of someone with downs syndrome. the attack happened on a trail air, the vict

brock spent the day at home with his parents watching videos. we saw happy meals being taken in a short time ago. fairfield police say they're interviewing a personal of interest. no word of an is arrest. i'm jodi hernandez. >> we're going to continue of coverage on our website. you can listen the to entire 911 tape there and click on the top story bodily injury on the front page. >>> today, judge tracey graham granted a request. the sheriff completed all of the requirements that resulted from an altercation with his wife back in 2011. today they said anyone can clear the record if they successfully complete probation. >> you need to right your wrongs. you need to be held accountable and if you do so you can put these experiences behind you as best as the system allows you to do. >> he is currently running for reelection. >>> it happened again at the white house. a new security breach. we learned the man connected to the latest attempt say connections to the bay area. he plead not guilty to unlawful entry. he has been released with an ankle moni

you to everybody that was outlooking for me. >> his dad paul says they are thrilled that brock is safebut the family is upset with the way fairfield officers handled the initial investigation. >> we were treated like criminals. >> paul showed cell phone video from yesterday morning. it is hard to see but guzman says this is the moment officers threw his wife on the ground and put her in handcuffs. >> people are in route right here, right now. >> i can't breathe. >> paul says the situation escalated when suzanne would not let officers inside. >> we have two dogs and one of them will bite. >> at one point an officer tries to explain why they need to search the house. >> the first thing you do anytime you are looking for somebody missing is you start where they last were and check there first. every agency does that. that's what we are trying to do. >> former fbi agent rick smith says it is standard protocol to question families in a missing child case. >> people being interviewed get a little defensive which is natural. the police are used to that. but i think there is a little bit of un

jamie: i meet bruce brock.ellow history buff, he and dave within way back. >> i was proud to be his friend. he was a good businessman, a good father, a good husband a great neighbor,e. jamie: i know coin collecting and cars but with trackers? >> these are reputation of the past that farmers and pharmaceuticallies, and -- farm, families and farm relations enjoy looking at. jamie: tractors are part of iowa's history in 1892down froehlich invented the gas power tractor in a tiny village about 300 miles east of here, it helps america become a agricultural giant. even though none of dave a 4 children tills the soil like he dhe shares his passion for tractors with his grandson alex. >> i can remember as young as 4 years old riding in the combine with my grandpa taking napping at floor. >> pretty soon the sheds are filled with old tractors in various states of repair, more than a hundred. jamie: did mom ever say no more tractors? >> not really, but i remember dad called the withtors his -- tractors his savings account

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock.ith black bands over their badges, thousands of police officers from all over the country will be in san jose today to honor officer michael johnson. johnson was killed last week

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good monday to you. >> i hope everybody had a great weekend. temperatures are starting out pretty mild. today is going to be very warm as we head throughout the warmest day of the week. starting out at 54 in san carlos. 48 degrees in san martin. into the 80s today but not for long. this heat wave will be very short lived. >> more on that in moments, but now let's check your drive with mike. >> whatever activity is going on here, the top of your screen is between the overpass, thread the needle with our view. we had a crash northbound 101 right at the 280/680 interchange. sounds like there were no injuries. chp removed it from the report but there was a bunching up of traffic. looking out to the map and we do see the same area on the map. no slowing shows up on our sensors. i'll continue to follow this. the rest of your bay cleared of any major incidents. we will track the build going on in the tri-valley. >>> we do begin wit

some brock's group has put out a dossier on peter schweizer. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. >> it's not unusual for campaigns or part sans who support or oppose campaigns to try to shop oppo-research to try to get it to cover it as news. do you think this is different? >> i don't know if it's different, about you i would say it's disappointing that the "new york times" is chasing the same story as fox news. i think what we have here that might be unique is a convergence of millions of dollars being spent by republicans on opposition research, and a press corps that's so competitive on the clinton beat that they're looking for any anti-clinton crumb. what happens in the situation, which may be happening here, is that, i have no problem with the times vetting books. i've written books. that's not really unusual, but i think they didn't set the bar particularly high here, into you this author has a rap sheet, as you have already set up, as long as my arm. we did a 7,000-word report for media matters today. we found ten instance

. >> reporter: this heated exchange played out during the search for brock guzman. he was inside the family car in the driveway when it was stolen. >> i'm not the suspect of any crime. there's no reason for you to be in my house. >> reporter: but when she tried to block officers from entering her front door, she was taken to the ground and hand of you can-- handcuffed. >> what am i doing! what am i doing! >> there is an amber alert out there. all of the news people are en route right here. >> reporter: guzman 'husband was detained after police say he interfered with the investigation. but the guzman family claims police officers used excessive force and they are planning to file a formal complaint against the department. >> obviously, these officers need better training on how to deal with a mother that is hysterical about losing her kids. you heard the 911 call. she is hysterical but answered every question. that's what any were do -- what they were doing. she was answering. she was upset. >> reporter: fairfield police say their primary concern all along was bringi

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. april fool's. it's happened again. another security breach at san jose's international airport. a woman scaled the fence and walk eed directly on to the tarmac. kris sanchez joining us live from the airport. this marks the fifth security breach in about a year and a serious problem for the airport. good morning. >> reporter: indeed, the investign

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first check that forecast. >> happy friday to you, everybody out there. we are starting out mild in some cities. 62 degrees to kick off the new day in half-moon bay. 55 in san carlos. 54 in san jose where we have another warm warm day coming your way this afternoon. temperatures again this afternoon near record levels. then big-time dropoff and showers. check your drive. happy friday to mike in l.a. >> she has that problem. i have a problem, more crowds at the bay bridge. do you want me to keep that one? looking westbound. the taillights away from us. we do have a smooth flow of traffic. the bay bridge as well. we had a report of a crash somewhere between that palo street shot and toll plaza. we will show you the map and warn you still, chp checking out what may be a fender bender. so far no major problems. looking over toward that approach. san francisco eastbound 80 out of the area. clear westbound. stall reported at 101. the rest of your bay moves well. san mateo bridge, a li

you to everybody that was outlooking for me. >> his dad paul says they are thrilled that brock is safe but the family is upset with the way fairfield officers handled the initial investigation. >> we were treated like criminals. >> paul showed cell phone video from yesterday morning. it is hard to see but guzman says this is the moment officers threw his wife on the ground and put her in handcuffs. >> people are in route right here, right now. >> i can't breathe. >> paul says the situation escalated when suzanne would not let officers inside. >> we have two dogs and one of them will bite. >> at one point an officer tries to explain why they need to search the house. >> the first thing you do anytime you are looking for somebody missing is you start where they last were and check there first. every agency does that. that's what we are trying to do. >> former fbi agent rick smith says it is standard protocol to question families in a missing child case. >> people being interviewed get a little defensive which is natural. the police are used to that. but i think there is a little bit of u

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we have lots to get to this morning, but first we want to check that forecast with christina loren. what a difference, right? >> yes, definitely calmer out there. good morning to you, kris and sam. we do have a little bit of radar out there. temperatures are really cold this morning. grab your jacket for today. this is all we're working with you might actually have to use your windshield wipers from time to time. but by lunchtime clearing out. let's check your drive. here's anthony slaughter. >> actually, a little drizzle coming down this morning. i want to take you to the at mo mo -- altamont pass. 580 looking good as well. roads are really just wide open. as christina mentioned, you will need some windshield wiper activity. we'll notice that as we move through the morning. in the south bay, looking pretty good. one small accident. two lanes blocked at moffett field. otherwise things moving smoothly this morning. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> now to a developing story. a w

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i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. we'll take a life look at fremont where there's some wind out there this morning. also, some rain. here's what it looked like outside at&t park a few hours ago. you can see our camera getting a little wet. our meteorologist christina loren is tracking the weather. >> this is probably going to lead to a slower than normal drive to work. the good news is, we're actually getting rich moisture across the bay area. overnight, we had quite a bit of lightning firing just offshore. you may have heard the thunder. it was fair game. right now the heaviest pockets of rainfall are south of highway 92. you can see san francisco starting to get a little bit of a break. some cities have already picked up over half an inch of rainfall this morning. i want to zoom you into foster city. that's where our own stephanie trong is. what are the conditions like? you're weathering the weather very well? >> reporter: good morning to you. we're in foster city where it's raining steadily. the wind is an issue as

you to everybody that was outlooking for me. >> his dad paul says they are thrilled that brock is safebut the family is upset with the way fairfield officers handled the initial investigation. >> we were treated like criminals. >> paul showed cell phone video from yesterday morning. it is hard to see but guzman says this is the moment officers threw his wife on the ground and put her in handcuffs. >> people are in route right here, right now. >> i can't breathe. >> paul says the situation escalated when suzanne would not let officers inside. >> we have two dogs and one of them will bite. >> at one point an officer tries to explain why they need to search the house. >> the first thing you do anytime you are looking for somebody missing is you start where they last were and check there first. every agency does that. that's what we are trying to do. >> former fbi agent rick smith says it is standard protocol to question families in a missing child case. >> people being interviewed get a little defensive which is natural. the police are used to that. but i think there is a little bit of un

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off today. we have lots to get to this morning but first we want to get a check of your forecast with this holiday looming overhead. good morning, christina. >> good morning to you, sam and kris. temperatures are cold enough for patchy frost formation. there's a frost advisory issued for the north bay valleys until 8:00 a.m. this morning. however, this afternoon, temperatures are going to rebound nicely, we're into the 70s, just about everywhere. we'll have your complete forecast including what's in store for you for passover night and easter sunday. stick around, that's coming up. right now here's mike and your drive. >> we'll start with our look over my shoulder, headlines northbound 101 in san jose. i'm going to talk about the next shot 280 at 17, the reason i didn't start with that, it would be like a blank screen next to me. traffic is flowing very light, no flashing lights here. look at your map north 280 at 17, should be visible in that shot. we don't see any flashing lights but a crash w

brock guzman's father says he was warming up the car early yesterday morning and left the third grader asleep in the driveway for just a few minutes he says. when he came back the car and his son were gone. that's when brock's mother made this frantic call to 911. >> fairfield 911. >> someone stole my car and my son was inside of it. >> when he woke up the guy said that he didn't know he was in the car and pulled over got out the car and my boy went back to sleep. >> brock was found less than three hours later two miles from home. the suspect is currently being held on unrelated charges. >>> police in campbell need your help to catch a suspected arsonist. police believe this is the person responsible believed to be in his 20s carrying a duffel bag and what appears to be a north face jacket there. he is suspected of lighting this work van on fire on march 30th. police believe the suspect may have had hand and face injuries from the fire. >>> a catholic priest who used to run san jose's vietnamese catholic center has been accused of dodging taxes. 55-year-old nguyen was arrested in flori

. >> sold by 34 brock the hall of fame cardinal player so they call it brock-abrella. >> okay.ll be at the alameda fairground in pleasanton and i will be at san francisco fort mason for the march of dimes for baby event. now, the traffic, the mass transit i bart has trains on time at least 42 and ace train 1 and 3 also running on time and muni has in delayed reports. no accidents to report at julian and in oakland we have construction northbound and southbound 880 from 23rd avenue to 29th. that will last until 6:00. as we move over to the bay bridge eastbound from 1st street to the new tower a couple of lanes taken away. seven things to know use start the day. >> forget the mail truck your deliveries could soon be coming from the sky. >> what do you do when "control, alt, delete," is not enough. >> keep on top of weather and traffic with abc now a look at the bay bridge toll plaza still light good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. bu

has issued amber alert for 8-year-old boy brock guzman taken from fairfield area.k at his picture. investigators say he was in his parents' car and when it was stolen from the driveway this morning. guzman has blue i didn'ts i didn'ts -- blue eyes -- monday -- blond hair. >> beautiful weekend and maybe you got such burn and could not get out of the of bed. >> maybe. inland east bay, it has been summer like with the 80s and now came down yesterday with the temperatures just managing 80 around livermore and today, further cooling compliments of a couple areas of low pressure east coast that are deepening the marine layer and it has done that while you were sleeping traveling all the way to the east bay develop. here is the roof camera 53 in san francisco and morning san jose 56, and 5 half moon bay and five miles business -- visibility and this lake tahoe showers and storms are a possible all work week. they could use the water. 52 by the delta. 52 in concord and santa rosa. the gray sky here from our exploritorium camera, mist and drizzle for some along the coast an

that boy's name is 8-year-old brock guzman.erson who abducted him had any idea that he was in the back of the car that they were stealing. as is routine for brock's family, his parents woke him up early this morning. still in the super hero pjs. possibly a robe put them in the family car, early morning ride to napa where his older brother attends school. left the car running in the driveway outside his home here in fairfield while brock fell back asleep in the back. it was around 4:45 this morning when that person then stole the car. police again believing that they did not realize that brock was asleeve in the back. parents called police. officers searching since in some cases going door to door. they issued an amber alert tort car, silver four-door toyota. license plate number on your screen right there. parents are cooperating with police. police say if this man or woman is watching this they would like the boy to be dropped off safely. >> let's hope that's what happens. thank you. >>> let's check the forecast now with chris

you can hear that officer try to explain to the mother of brock guzman why they needed to search the family home just in case the boy was hiding inside. the release of the footage comes in response to a cell phone video recorded by the guzman family in which officers pin the mother to the ground and handcuff her. >> hold on. listen to me. there is a statewide amber alert out for him. all the news people are enroute right here right now. >> reporter: the guzman family says now it plans to file a formal complaint against fairfield police for excessive force. the family says hay were worried their two dogs inside the house might attack officers if they entered the home. >> but you seen how we were treated. in my opinion i don't know, it was wrong. it was not a professional way to handle it if your son is missing. >> reporter: broguesman was asleep in the family car with the engine running when it was stolen on monday morning. amber alert was issued. the boy was eventually found unharmed. investigators are questioning a person of interest in the case. officers at the scene grew suspiciou

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off today. >> we begin with breaking news in afghanistan this morning. one american soldier is dead and two others hurt when an afghan soldier who was acting as their escort opened fire on american forces. that afghan soldier was tabbed to lead a convoy of delegates to high level talks when he turned on the u.s. dell inauguratiegat opened fire. the pentagon says the incident is under investigation and will say more when it has more information. >>> we begin with a developing scene at home. crime scene in a south bay neighborhood after a woman's body is found in the middle of a busy intersection and she had also been shot. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose, and bob, the coroner just left the scene about an hour ago. did that divulge any clues? >> reporter: good morning to you, kris. from what we've been able to gather from our conversation with a police officer here out on the scene, this does not appear to have been a random crime. it's not cle

. >> i'm sam brock. following breaking news in mountain view. overnight house fire and discovery of a dead person inside of that house. crews right now still on scene at the home on lolo lane just down the street from the benjamin bobb elementary school. >> kris sanchez just spoke with firefighters on the scene. she joins us live now with details. good morning, kris. >> we now know one man died in this fire. the fire was coming from the back of the house. thaw started hearing explosions in the garage which we were about to show you. also here is the deputy chief with some of the other details. >> when we arrived on the scene we had a heavy fire to the rear of the structure. we had live ammunition that was going off in the garage. we also encountered live wire to the rear of the house. >> reporter: so now we know that the man died in a bedroom in the rear part of the house, which is also where the fire started. not particularly in that bedroom but in the back of the house. the fire then spread into the garage. as you heard the chief say, there we