elevator. >> the was collapsed inside the elevator. i haven't been over -- okay. go ahead. >> do you know when he was last seen alive and at what point he had retired for the night? >> the information we have right now is that he was last seen about 8:00 wednesday night. >> where was that? >> at paisley park. >> just a question. have you met prince before the -- the major or the sheriff like to office -- and if so what was that like. >> if did meet prince but wasn't in my capacity as mayor. when i was in business i had the pleasure've riding in an away airplane with him. our plane was waiting for departure and there were two seats in front of me that were empty, and very soon after that the stewardess escorted prince and a member of his entourage. that's the only time i had an encounter. didn't greet him. but as mayor of chanhassen i have never had a reason to or occasion to meet him. >> we would see prince from a law enforcement standpoint occasionally. he would have concert at paisley mark and we would help with traffic assistants he

collapsed inside the elevator? >> yes, he was collapsed inside of the elevator. that is correct. i haven't been over -- go aid head. >> do you know when was the last time that he was seen alive and at what point he had retired? >> the information that we have right now is that he was last seen about 8:00 wednesday night. >> where was that? >> at paisley park. he would have been dropped off. >> here is a question. had you met prince before the mayor or the sheriff, would you like to answer, and, if so, what was that interaction like? >> i did meet prince but it wasn't in my capacity as mayor. when i was in business, i had the pleasure of riding in an airplane with him. our plane was waiting for departure and there were two seats in front of me waiting for -- they were empty and very soon after that the stewardess escorted prince and a member of his entourage. i did greet him, hello, but as a mayor i never had a reason or occasion to meet him. >> sheriff -- >> and we would see prince from a law enforcement standpoint

the elevator? had it been overnight, do you believe? >> you know, we're going to wait for the medical examiner's office to give us that information. and i cut somebody off over here. ma'am, i'm sorry. >> it's a question for the medical examiner. >> sure. and she's the public information officer. not the medical examiner. >> yes. >> is there any signs of drugs or a drug overdose found? >> there's no indication at this time. let me give you background about midwest medical examiners. we are working as part of the investigative team with the sheriff's office. so much of the answers i will be able to give you today will include the word pending. we received the call yesterday morning at 10:12 to assist in this investigation. our chief medical examiner arrived on the scene at 11:30 yesterday morning, local time. and was on the scene for several hours. the autopsy this morning began at 9:00 a.m. central daylight time and concluded at 1:00 p.m. and his body did leave midwest medical examiner's office and

was there an elevator phone and if so, when was the last time this elevator was in in inspected? do you have that kind of information. >> i don't think there was elevator phone. i don't think so. yes? >> [inaudible] >> if there are things that should lead us that direction, sure, we would certainly do that. >> [inaudible] >> poured -- pardon? >> do you know at this stage. >> it is 29 years old our detectives are working on it. >> on that note do you have any additional search warrants and where and when. >> we haven't done any additial at this point. >> prince apparently had other homes. do you know how long he was living at paisley park or that specific home address. >> prince moved around a little bit and would travel quite often. i can't say for sure how long he had been there. by, he did stay there frequently. and, considered that i think his main residence. >> sheriff you said there were, that he did collapse in the elevator. was there any signs he may have hit his head or was it just a simple collapse? >> there were no obvious signs of trauma to the body that we observed. i

it's the elevator ride ♪ ♪ it's the elevator ride it's the elevator ride ♪ ♪ what what >> elevator rideand cadillacs. i love those lyrics. >> wait. what did you just say? >> slapbacks and cadillacs. that's what they were rapping. >> i actually didn't pick that up. thank you for deciphering that for me. >> the men were trapped for just 90 minutes. >> just? >> but they were trapped after dinner. >> oh, after dinner. after 90 minutes. >> which meant that there was even more food and the weight -- >> tmi, tmi, guys. >> that may have set off the elevator. >> you said just 90 minutes. have you ever been trapped in an elevator? >> with eight large men. >> is it that bad? i guess so. >> i've been trapped in an elevator for 45 minutes and it was sinking like every ten minutes and one woman started having a panic attack. and it was not enjoyable. >> you didn't break out your freestyle rap? >> no, i didn't feel like rapping at that point. >> not the elevator rap. >> next time we're going to rap. >> slapbacks and cadillacs. >> slapbacks and cadillacs. thanks to you for bringing that one up, tom. >>

the staircases if that's why he took the elevate e -- if that's why he took the elevator or not, i can't say. >> was he collapsed inside the elevator? >> that's correct. go ahead. >> do you know when the last time he was seen alive, and at what point he had retired for the night? >> the last information we have was he was seen at 8:00 wednesday night. >> where was that? >> at paisley park. >> just a question. have you met prince before the mayor or the sheriff would like to answer and if so, was there in ter action? >> i did meet prince not in my capacity -- our plain was waiting for departure and there were two seats and soon after that, the steward escorted prince and a member of his entourage, so that was the only time i had an encounter. i didn't greet him, hello, but as mayor, i've never had a reason to or occasion to meet him. >> sheriff, we would see prince from a law enforcement standpoint, occasionally. he would have concerts at paisley park and we would help with traffic assistant, he lived there for a long time and had two different residents that he lived in, not talking pais

on the stretcher. >> she went on the elevator and the dumb elevator broke with them in it and my kids they? and they started screaming through the hole. they said we're stuck on the second floor. so i don't know how they opened the door to get them out, but by the time we got to the hospital, it was too late. those ten minutes that they were in the elevator that broke down killed her. >> how would it feel for you if the presidential candidates passed through this new york campaign and ignore your invitation to come and visit a housing project? >> well, i think that i would start looking at the individual that was asked to come in a different way, in a different prospect, but they want my vote, right? well, i have seven votes in my house alone. >> charlene told me that she thinks most people only hear the horror stories about public housing, but if they visited some of the housing projects they would learn something else. >> how great the people are that live in public housing. we're just like everybody else. you are going to find people who care about their family, they care about the

so what do you do when there are eight guys stuck in an elevator, ♪ it's the elevator ride it's the elevatornd cadillacs ♪ it's the elevator ride it's the elevator ride ♪ ♪ what what >> that's catchy. >> it is. >> i love those lyrics. >> what did you just say. >> slapbacks and cadillacs. >> i actually didn't pick that up. thanks for deciphering that. >> the men were trapped for just 90 minutes. >> just. >> trapped after dinner. >> oh, after dinner. after 90 minutes. >> which meant there was even more food and the weight. there had to be a weight limit there that may have set off the elevator. >> you said just 90 minutes. have you ever been trapped in an elevator -- >> eight large men. >> i've been trapped in an elevator for 45 minutes and it was sinking like every ten minutes and one woman started having a panic attack. it was not enjoyable. >> you didn't freestyle rap. >> i didn't feel like rapping at that point. >> not the elevator rap. >> slapbacks and cadillacs. >> thanks for saying that. >>> prince's vault, thousands of unreleased tracks believe hidden away at paisley park mansion. will

a few showers in the upper elevations. looking at the warmest day of the week to be tomorrow in san jose. low 70s. we will be above that today. even warm on monday. we are continuing the trend of the cooler work week with, come late wednesday into thursday, we've this the light showers. once again we could see some sprinkles on thursday. highs today in the south bay upper 70s. peninsula 79. a little breezy for you at menlo park and redwood city. san francisco, we are in the 70s and 60s right along the coast around half moon bay. 70 daly city. that's before the sea breeze kicks in. 77 san leandro and newark and head inland look at the 80s. pittsburgh today, antioch 82. san ramon and pleasanton and walnut creek. the accuweather seven-day forecast: it will be nice tomorrow. we look for the beaches to get the sea breeze and be cool. looking at the warmth holding over inland monday and everyone cools tuesday. a slight chance on wednesday. then you notice we are in the 60s and 70s into thursday and cinco demayo so it looks pleas

there was elevated lead levels at two elementary schools. moments after these children were tested, we spoke with frustrated parents. children are being tested one after another at capitol hill montessori to make sure they do not have elevated lead levels in their blood. this little guy's results came back perfect, to the relief of his mother. are sharing cell phone video so you can see the test process taking place. they are deeply concerned about what has transpired the last several months. >> may have known about this issue. the cityhe summer, found elevated lead levels at logan and two other schools in the district. they only posted the information on the website and did parents until a father dug up the information and wrote about it. >> it's good they are testing it. >> i'm discouraged it took so long for us to become aware there was potentially an issue. officials say these tests of these kids will go on .or as long as it takes if necessary when they find the results, people will be held accountable. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: a p

we hardly ever used the elevator.'s -- for him to be in the elevator, as far as i was concerned, is an interesting concept. it was like the elevator initially was put there to be a cool thing as opposed to being something that he actually really used. >> so you think, then, that he made -- it sounds like maybe he wasn't feeling well to get upstairs? >> it's really funny because something was said earlier about wearing high-heeled shoes and having problems. i never knew him to have serious problems enough to be taking pain medications but i don't know that side of him. but i do have to say, he did wear high heels a lot and even when we played basketball together, he placed them in his high heels, which i thought was very interesting. >> get you closer to the net, though. >> you know what, it does. but he was -- i was still taller than him and i'm a short guy as well. >> maybe he needed higher heels. don, back to -- i know this is where a lot of people are. they are remembering these moments and things that set prince a

higher elevations will get the winds later on tonight. a wind advisory begins at 11:00 p.m., runs until 10:00 a.m., gusts to 45 and like you mentioned there could be some downed trees and power lines. this will cover the north and east bay hills and also the santa cruz mountains. but it's this wind direction that is going to bring us warmth for the upcoming weekend. we'll take a look at the temperatures coming up. dan? >> sandhya, thanks. >>> public works crews in moraga say heavy rain is to blame for the sinkhole that formed on march 13th at ream boulevard and center street after eight consecutive days of rain. the finding came at a town council meeting where leaders are examining ways to pay for the roughly $3.5 million in damage. >>> a cow fraternity is under the microscope. tonight what may or may not have happened inside this house and the police investigation that followed. >>> plus, the plan to prevent backups on the golden gate bridge. >>> what uc researchers say you can do to reverse the damage from sugar. >>> and how a weasel sh

also, a little music ♪ it's elevator rap ♪ elevator rap >> axelrod: the eight rather large young menck for an hour before the fire department bailed them out. it is believed the elevator shut it is believed the elevator shut down because of too much weight, all eight play on the offensive line. and we'll be right back. it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. symbicort could mean a day with be

schools testoolss positive to elevated levels of l lead.ing to calm c parent concerns.rent ccern >> but first gary mcgrady and erin como are back withh are weather and traffic on the 5s. stay with us. ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. >> happening root now inni alexandria police there aere barricade situation east reedasr avenue just off of route one o across from potomac yardsac yar shopping center. you're looking at livengt li pictures from the scene.ne some people have been out ofeenu their homes all night long evacuated by swat teams. at this time we haven't heardent any reports of any injuries. ine our annie yu is live on thee one scene.e. we'll check in with her at 6:: 6 >> right now though we are going to check on the weather w 'cause it's the one story thatra affects all of us, right gary.a. >> right its a little gloomy.e . we need the rain and it's coming across right now so let's look at this in theat thi positive and not in then t negativity along westernty sections of

we learned from this began, they began the blood tests on children at elevated -- testing for elevated levels here today. some children were tested in the morning. some this afternoon. still others are scheduled in coming days. the city's d.g.s. department of general services discovered elevated levels in water here last august. but never flagged the information. a blogger just this month discovered the information in an online d.g.s. website and sounded the alarm. to the consternation of some parents. we spoke with some of them about today's results. >> bringing our own water from home for the last few years so i'm not too surprised we came back with no lead. >> i'm discouraged that it took so long for us to become aware that there was potentially an issue. i'm glad everybody is working together. sam: okay. so the tests began here today at capitol hill montessori at logan. there will e at other schools where there were elevated lead levels tested. that is miner elementary school and payne elementary school. after the elevated tests the city decided it will retest all of the water sour

general services found elevated lead levels at three d.c. schools after testing last august but never flag the information which sat on an online data base until a blogger found it this month and sounded the alarm. parents who testified were from capitol hill montessori where one had 15 parts per billion. >> the babies, our children that we are sending to school every day. they have been there for eight months drinking the wa there is no information, no communication to the principal, the parents, the kids. a letter didn't go home. anything. sam: we are outside of martilla minor with payne elementary school and capitol hill monte -- montessori found to have the elevated lead from a test in august. the d.c. school system is providing free tests for hundreds of students at the schools where the elevated lead levels were found. we will have more on the story coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00". reporting live from northeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: you can understand the anger. thanks. sam broke the story yesterday right here

you get in the elevator and that awkward silence begins.s at each other, people play with their phones, void eye contact. >> what is up with that. >> people talk in elevator. nicole went looking at the science behind the silence. >> on average, the single elevate offer carries 20,000 people per year but is it the best place to carry a conversation. >> i don't know why people don't talk on elevators. why is that. >> because everybody is just listening to their conversations. >> intimidating. >> a little bit. >> because, it is confined space. >> you have the time, you are in the elevator owe why not talk. >> you don't have time for conversation. >> i don't have time for conversation, i have time to get ready and get to work. >> why don't we speak in elevators. >> because it is hard to get it right. >> reporter: randall collins professor of sociology in university of pennsylvania and studied human behavior, for years. and small confined spaces. when you are trying to determine should i say something, should i keep quiet. >> it is like a body p

windy in the afternoon. 75 with the elevated brush fire risk. more clouds on tuesday, couple of showers, maybe a thunderstorm around. 65. so a little cooler in the afternoon. 67 on wednesday under a lot of sunshine. then that threat of showers returning by thursday, particularly in the afternoon into thursday night. we try clearing out on friday. it's still mainly cloudy, though, 66. then the sun really returns in full force by saturday. temperatures back up near 7 oe 0 >> sounds like monday may be our >> yes. if you have a little sniffle, maybe exaggerate it -- >> rob's day off. >>> hey, guys, the street fair is setting up. the kettle corn is going. >> supposed to start at 10:00. home. >>> this photo might look like a daring fire rescue, but actually it's a firefighter in love proposing to his girlfriend. the department posted the very sweet picture on twitter. they say the firefighter proposed while dangling from the rope during family day at the fire academy. congratulations to the happy couple. hopefully she didn't go, hello, are you didn't

but the wind advisory in the upper elevations until 10:00. that will bring down breezy winds throughout the day today but out of a northerly component for most. we will see a warmup just in time for the next couple of days. so sun coming up at 6:14. it sets at 8:00 tonight. last day of april, and we do have some breezy winds again, kind of indicative of springtime pattern. we have an area of low pressure dropping into the great basin. that's the counterclockwise flow and a ridge of high pressure to the north and west. the proximity of these two creating the gusty winds that will be bearing down from the upper elevations. but as a result, warming us up today. 55 in san francisco, as well as mountain view. good morning morgan hill. 49. it's 50 in half moon bay with numbers in the upper 50s in oakland today. the a's have a game. it should be nice, in the upper 70s by the end of the day. here's a look at the wind flow right now. not bad in the city. but it's been a windy week. and as a result today, we are going to follow that theme, 52 santa ros

and elevation. elevation is another way to reduce swelling.t should only be done if it won't cause more pain. so if i can, i'm very gently gonna lift up her foot. can you grab that backpack right there? you can really use anything to elevate the injury, and gently place it back down. so, that's all you would do for a sprain or strain. r.i.c.e. -- rest, immobilize, cold, elevate. >> rice is good to know. but remember, even with relavely minor injuries, it's important to get proper medical attention. for "tkn," i'm alexa. >> ever take a close look at your state flag? you should, because you might be surprised at how much you can learn from it. ♪ >> if you ask someone what state they're from, and they hold up their hand like this, they're from michigan. here's detroit. the state is shaped like a mitten with a hat on it. michigan is made up of two peninsulas, the lower and the upper, called the "u.p." >> in english, the michigan motto means "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you." a peninsula is a body of land surrounded on three sides

bring us. >> one time when i was with him privately he said you know what the elevator is, right? >> i said no. he said well the elevator is the devil. scared me. i don't like to talk like that but he said that. for me it is really haunting when i read that he was found in an elevator. >> people continue to come here to prince's paisley park studios to remember the singer but of all the tributes you have seen, this one is really sp it's mariah carey last night in paris. >> i'm not sure if everybody has heard the news yet that we lost incredible geniuses that we have ever had in mu >> you paid a very emotional tribute to your friend prince. what does he mean to you? >> i love prince since i first heard him and then later in life i got to know him and he helped me through so many moments where i needed somebody to guide me through. >> she talked exclusively to carley steel last night in paris during her european concert tour. >> i'll never get over it. >> i don't know if i would be able to put on a show and be festive but i said i'm in paris and that's what prince would want me >> l

winter weather advisory for the higher elevations, we're looking at 3-6 inches of accumulation. but with gusty winds through here, we're also talking about blowing snow and very poor visibility. this kicked in at 11:00 already and it's in effect until 2:00 p.m. on saturday. we have a freeze warning for this entire area that kicked in midnight until 9:00 a.m. on saturday and we want you to make sure that you really protect all your plants and vegetation. we're talking isolated dusting from dc to the south and to the east, behind that dusting to about an inch and the higher elevations will see that 3 to 6 inch total. by 3:00 a.m. we're going to start to see some of this moving its way through. here's a look at 7:00 in the morning. you see that mix and some snow to the north and rain t south. we get a break before it kicks in again. but if you're going to that game at 4:00 tomorrow, you're going to have to protect yourself. dress warm, take some rain gear as well. this is 4:00 in the afternoon on future cast. we're getting this wrap-and from this precipitation. and here's 7:00 in t

. >>> a bronx senior citizen is dead after he got into a fight with a neighborhood inside an elevator. emily smith reports from kingsbridge. >> he was such a nice guy. he didn't deserve that. >> reporter: martha torres can't believe her long time companion, felix rodriguez, died in a fight. nypd said that he was put in a sleeper hold after a fist fight and torres said he had recently had a stroke and it made him more impatient. >> i don't know what the altercation was. >> reporter: police arrested joaquin feliciano, a 57-year- old former marine and father of a 3-year-old boy. both the suspect and the victim accordsto police and witnesses, he was holding the elevator for julio estella. when he walked in his apartment, rodriguez allegedly began shouting at feliciano. >> i felt bad at the beginning but i was coming with groceries, so how can i feel bad about it? i feel bad for both parties. >> reporter: police say that the fighting wont for sometime, ending when feliciano strangled rodriguez. >> the man was killed. he knew he was anything to kill him when he punched him. he knew it. he i

sc positive to elevated levels of v lead.hat the city he is doing to calm parents' concerns.aren >> football is back. f well, not really but at least the draft is her we'll tell you what thehat t redskins have on tap for this year's picks. picks >> but first gary and erinut have a check of your weather and traffic on the 5s after the break. tto nourishing repair. new whole blends by garnier honey treasures haircare. with the essence of royal jelly and propolis. nourishes deeply, for naturally beautiful, revived hair. new garnier whole blends honey treasures. z1yotz >> ♪ >> we are following breakingll news out of alexandria that isan where police are dealing way barricade situation on east on e reed street. people living nearby have been b forced to leave their home forof their safety.theifet police say it began last night n when they received reports ofor shots fired from a home. we haven't heard of anyea of reports of any injuries so inj far. >> 4:45 is the time.

back to you. >>> the fight over an elevator has led to the death of a bronx man. a small homemade memorial stands outside the bronx building for 74-year-old felix rodriguez. he was discovered yesterday morning in the elevator. he later died at the hospital. the two men were involved in an argument argument over use of the elevator. >>> parts of kansas was hit with large hail yesterday night along interstate i-35. some drivers took refuge underneath an overpass to wait this out. one mobile home was destroyed by the national weather service is surveying that area later today. >>> coming up on 5:04, weather and traffic on the 4s. always a big deal when y see so much hail, it makes everybody -- this is severe storm omason. kind of typical for march, april, may, especially out in the midwest. some of that system will impact our weather later tonight and tomorrow. not today. we have a nice mild morning out there. 40s and 50s. we should see a mixed sky of sun and clouds for a few hours. morees sun south, more clouds from the city north. in terms of temperatures not bad.

dutchess ulster northern tier and especially higher elevations. temp are too warm in metro area even with wet snow flake they melt on kablght. 38 degrees central park. 32 newark but 28 in poughkeepsie and 23 monticello that's where it could be not only snow all the way but also it will be sticking on contact in many of the locations too. keep that in mind. wind from the east and southeast hour, and looks impressive on this ray satellite. area of low pressure driving it all and continue to work through the tristate region deep inteert day and that's why it looks like northern tier has greatest risk of the wintry stuff. snow and whatnot. but future cast says you know what, at point that rain snow will push a decent distant up to the north so it doesn't stay as all snow all the way through and mixes for a while and then it starts to shut back down later after 10:00 and drier sky for uh-uh you on tuesday as well as wednesday. and then on thursday another chance of showers but that time it is going to be rain. today an early mention. minute it changes

>> take the elevator up there.: a lot of disappointed folks right now. >> this was the main thing that we came to see. it is we get up here and the girls cannot even get in. tom: how much longer are you in town? >> leaving in the morning. tom: this is the second time this week the elevators broke down. tuesday nearly 20 people were trapped after an electrical problem. it reopened wednesday, but now it is expected to stay close longer. you cannot get up there. tom: the elevator had issues last summer, breaking down a number of times two years ago after the monument reopened following several years of earthquake repairs. this time the issues come when thousands are here on spring break. >> it seems like this is the busiest week of the year, and there are so many things that are not working correctly. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: the national park service says the washiton monument will be closed through saturday, at least. hopefully they get it reopened sunday. a huge step forward in the fight against the

an air tight safe, a sinking car and elevator. the fear of death in these situation is all-too real. so it's up to the rescuer putting their own lives on the line to help those in danger get out alive. it's 9:30 a.m. in thailand. a fire rages in the kitchen on the first floor of the royal hotel and quickly spreads. but 16 floors above, american rochelle stein sami knows nothing about the blazing inferno below. no alarm, no phone call, no notice at all. her husband is in china away on business, and she's in her hotel room with her 7-year-old daughter, sona, when something catches sona's eye outside their window. >> i noticed some smoke. then i noticed it was coming from straight down below the window. and then i heard people screaming. >> rochelle panicked, rushes to the door, only to discover the hallway is filled with smoke. >> my daughter yelled, "we're gonna die." there were no emergency lights in the hallway, so it was pitch black, and i wasn't confident that in smoky conditions with my daughter and myself upset that i could m

who got stuck in the elevator. the group were headed to dinner with their offensive coach when they all got in one elevator. not a high percentage move. here was the problem. they were 700 pounds over the weight limit. >> is he crying? >> 6' 9'' 360 pounds zach banner decided to record and live tweet the entire ordeal. here's the cool thing. the firefighters who showed up to rescue them came with snacks and drinks. it took about an hour, though, don't do this at home, people. >> i get slightly claustrophobic. i hate being stuck on an elevator. i would freak out within five minutes. >> i would have been like, you know what? i'm doing quick math in my head, boys. let's catch the next one. >> i know. >> i did have a pretty intense phobia of elevators before i came to new york, which you have to quickly get over. >> right. >> i still cringe at the small ones. i prefer the open ones. i like to go in the cargo elevator. [ laughter ] >> you prefer to be with the freight. >> and i really don't like the cage. >> oh, no. it

it is already warm and the higher elevations. and the computer is crunching numbers there it is.. >>> the thing about the santa cruz mountains, it can be 64, and then when you go to the lower elevation, you can see 48. there is a big difference in the santa cruz mountains depending on elevation. san rafael looks to set a record, san jose falling short, and napa at 91 would tie the record high going back to 1939. san francisco at 90 degrees would not be a record, one point shy of 91. 89 in 1989 would not be a record, but oakland airport would be a record. this could actually be warmer at the oakland airport by the time the air flows over, it will go over water. for san francisco there is an easterly breeze, taking shape for many. livermore looks to set a record at 90, gilroy and 88 would not, santa cruz at 85 would be a far cry from 93, mountain view would be short, richmond would be short, and can't field has an impressive record in 19 -- 1924 at 94. upper 50s for some, 40s brothers, gilroy at 47, boulder creek at 45, and 59 abov

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most of the wind activities in the upper elevations above 1,000 feet. we have an area of low pressure to the south and east of us. high pressure building into the north and west. in between the two systems we're windy but the proximity of the low is everything. the mountains could see showers, cooler in southern california and the bay area is nice today as the winds are allowing for the dryer air, that offshore flow to warm us up quickly. 62 in oakland, 60 in san francisco and mountainview. and half-moon bay, ten degrees of warming here at the coast today. morgan hill, 55. and right here, looks beautiful from coit tower. but the wind here has been over 30 miles an hour. concord and livermore it has been breezy. 62 for you. you will be well into the 80s today. that is ten degrees of warming in the inland east bay as well. the 24 hour temperature change, 10 degrees warmer in the valley. with 12 degrees warmer up in napa. san jose noticing the warmer start. 20 to 40 miles an hour winds above 1,000 feet. but these continue to dial back throughout the day to

plus this. >> more elevated levels of lead in school drinking water in newark. we'll explain coming up in a live report. >> a new budget deal in new york state means a big raise for minimum wage workers. i'll explain coming up in a live report. >> and preparing your yard for spring. how to get your home garden ready for the warmer weather. continues right after this. >>> live from studio 46, this is cbs2 news this morning. >>> it is just about 5:30 right now, 67 degrees on this friday, april 1st from 70 degrees to potential snow, a dramatic change in the forecast coming this weekend. we have traffic and weather opt 2's coming your way in just a moment. >>> a hip mum wage of 15 -- minimum wage of $15 an hour could soon be a reality for new york workers. >> alarming new test results about the lead levels in newark public schools. good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. thanks for waking up with us. we begin with those water worries growing in newark public schools. >> new testing shows high janelle burrell live in newark with new information for you

. >> washington monument force too close after another elevator malfunction leaves visitors stranded on observation deck. >>> elderly alexandria man viciously beaten during a robbery has died. tonight the search for his attack consider. fox 5 local news at 11 starts right now. >>we begin with breaking news at 11. we've learned that one person has died following a double stabbing in arlington. thank you for joining us.g i'm tone me perkins. >> sincere sincere for shawn. stabbing has been at eight:15. jennifer davis live and the seen jennifer. >> reporter: say ran tony since we last spoke to you this hass gone from a double stabbing to the first fatal. let me step aside so you can sen the seen.een this initially stretched fortret self blocks. now police really have condensed things here to 300 block of south glebe road. you can see a very large police presence a command center and a lot stillot going on. what we understand is it was w just after eight maybe about -8g:15 when people say there wae an argument between two men. then appears to have turned intd a stabbing. sta reports one o

today, the elevator stopped working as passengers exited on to the observation level. no one was trapped but all visitors at the time on the observation level were evacuated by walking down the steps. cause is being inspector ted. this is the he could time that the washington monument was forced to close this week because of an elevator issue. >>> you can add more to the growing list of problems metro. insulator for single tracking if the woodly park station in northwest. a few hours later a door stopped working taking the train out of service and covering delays during the friday rush hour. latest incident add to resent comments by paul wiedefeld that they could shutdown entire lines to complete major repairs. >> poo people who drive by the white house may see an unusual demonstration. local advocates for realizing marijuana. a smoke in. 1:45 in the afternoon. from there, they will carry a 51 foot long fake joint toward the white house. by the way fake joint is 51 feet long because the demonstrators want the district to becomely 50 first state. >> everyone will pick u

on prince when they found him unresponsive in an elevator. but it was too late. >> ♪ purple rain suzanne: 29 hours in the investigation and authorities are trying to figure out how music icon prince died. a four-hour autopsy was couc with few details being revealed other than in all likelihood it was not a suicide. >> there was no obvious sign of trauma to the body that we observed. i don't know at this point what the medical examiner may have found in the autopsy. if anything would have shown. but there was nothing at all that indicated an obvious sign of trauma. suzanne: in washington, the tributes continue from musicians -- >> prince has always been a big mentor, a big part of my music career. to even hear about his dying, i didn't even believe it. suzanne: to fans. >> i am just shattered to pieces. his music meant so much to me. it's hard to put into words right now. suzanne: at the national portrait gallery a condolence book and still photo of prince hang in the honor of the 57-year-old musician. >> it's hard to say goodbye. a shock to a

, that was the scene of a tragedy. >> so here is elevator a.015, you had a number of residents complain about the condition of the elevator was bouncing up and down, the elevator was raised above the landing here. and you had a senior citizen enter the elevator. it began bouncing up and down. he became startled and he wound up falling out of the elevator, sustaining a head injury, and three days later, he died. and there was a report by the department of investigations concluding that the defect -- the malfunction of the elevator was directly tied to his death. >> and new york city councilman richie torres joins me now. thank you so much for being here. >> it's an honor to be here. >> let's get an update. hillary clinton now has magically accepted your request. she visited a public housing project in the bronx. have you heard from the bernie sanders or other republican campaigns? >> no response from the republican campaigns. my understanding is that the sanders campaign is giving it serious consideration. but no firm commitment. but i'm hoping

to dinner when they got stuck in an elevator. the big problem, they were 700 pounds over the weight limit. 6'9", 365 pounds, zach live tweet the whole ordeal. firefighters showed up with snacks and drinks. hours to free the teammates. >> you need to show up with a cow to feed that -- >> snacks and drinks are not going to cut it. >>> a big change is about to take place at the bridge. coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00, a loose change of cash won't help you get across the bridge anymore. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. >>> cashless toll takes place shortly after the stroke of midnight. here's a live look at the tapency bridge where it's a 12:0

they described being choked by thick smoke when the elevator doors open. marcel dockery is accused of setting a mattress on fire. >>> a wake tomorrow for the second grader whose sudden death over the weekend has left a community in our area in mourning and elementary school parents worried. no official cause of death yet. 7-year-old lily love. westchester county health officials trying to calm nervous parents. students at greenville and eastchester say love's death is an isolated event and no signs of risk to other students exist. >>> new york city hoping new equipment will help solve snow removal problems. we learned tonight the de blasio administrator wants to buy snow plows specifically for narrow streets that are hard to clear after storms. it's budgeting $21 million for smaller plows and other equipment. >>> lee goldberg is tracking >> we've clouded over right now but streets are dry for the time being. our temperature is at 58 degrees right now. watching thunderstorms racing over pennsylvania. they'll be here in a few hours. the question is will you

. >>> still to come, the rock star stuck in an elevator. >>> reviews in. instant backlash over a movie >>> all right. a live look at the statue of liberty and the verrazano bridge behind it. terrifying moments for a rock star when the elevator he was riding in suddenly plummeted several floors. >> breaking news. an elevator almost took out dave navarro. >> this was the sirius xm radio show. dave navarro was on the way to the show when it happened after the plunge that james -- formerly known as the red hot chili peppers guitarist. it was a happy ending and thanked the fdny for getting him more than an hour later. he looks better than i would if i was stuck in an elevator for an hour. >> he was wearing sunglasses. can't see if he was crying. >> can't have a member of the red hot chili peppers get hurt. >> the forecast is a nice one again today. kind of the same forecast day after day. i don't know if you've noticed. hasn't changed much over the past few. milder day by day. yesterday, we made it back into the mid-60s. dealing with a mostly clear sky. adding

what does it mean for elevation? of the founder said they would only do one fund with outside investors. guest: it is nowhere near the scale of elevation. just over 100 million and i think it is people plus names and it's not a massive scale thing. emily: what is the record of success that elevation? how well did on oh do? guest: mixed. they had a 12 percent return, which is good. they did well on facebook shares. it is by no means a stellar performance. disappointed -- disappointing either. they still had some strong positions in airbnb. he had an advisor in this new fun. what does that mean to you? guest: these people have a lot more money than me, and i imagine you. thanre of a dabbling thing a full on massive on -- massive fund. think he's more interested in music perhaps. emily: thank you so much for that up. deep dive into the battery market. one company in particular is helping cut costs and utilities to stabilize the grid. and look at the new type of ionic technology is researchers hope it might bring site to