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good morning. >> good morning, erica.e have to keep a close eye on the midwest and what has already been a very quiet season so far. we've had 39 tornadoes this april. on average you get about 155 tornadoes. in 2011 we had more than 700 tornadoes, but i want to show you the setup. this looks like a very busy map here, but we do have the winds coming in from the south. that's your warm, moist air. dew points running around 65 to 70 degrees. back behind it this is your colder air where dew points are down in the 20s and the temperatures are very cold. it's right in this area through here, including arkansas, where we could see some very strong storms fire up today. from omaha down to houston over into parts of mississippi and western tennessee, that's where we could see your regular, strong tornadoes that produce hail, damaging wind gusts, and an isolated tornado, but it's this focus from shreveport, louisiana, into most of missouri and including all of arkansas where we could see long track tornadoes develop, especially la

good morning, erica. >> good morning, marty. yeah, with he really don't have too much to complain about with a few sprinkles as you head out on this saturday morning. take a look at satellite and radar. the national view because like you mentioned, we are talking about a series of some pretty strong storms. now, these are fast moving storms right now impacting mostly up toward texas, oklahoma into eastern nebraska, but as we head into tomorrow, the shift will be over to the ohio valley where we are talking about the possibility of damaging winds, large hail produced perhaps the size of golf balls. as we head into early next week to about wednesday, we are talking about the threat moving over to the mid-atlantic so we could see a few more thunderstorms and perhaps even some tornados for places like north and south carolina and perhaps stretching up to virginia as we head into the middle of this week. so this is something we will continue to monitor. right now in the bay area, a little hazy out there, we have some low clouds and d

erica? >> bill neely for us this morning. bill, thank you. >>> turning now to the crisis in ukraine. late last night the white house announced that the g-7 nations are set to impose new sanctions against russia, which could come as early as monday. this comes as the president is in the middle of an overseas trip. is he in malaysia. kristen welker is at the the white house for us. good morning. >> reporter: lester, good morning, as the president is in malaysia, the third stop on his trip, by the way, the white house released this statement. condemning russia's actions and stating that the g-7 leaders agreed on imposing more sanctions. given the urgency of securing the opportunity for a successful and peaceful democratic vote next month in ukraine's presidential electrics we have committed to act urgently to intensify targeted sanctions and measu measures. all this comes after president obama held a conference call with the g-7 leaders yesterday while he was in south korea. and while the white house wants to impose sanctions on

erica?his sunday heading out to plenty of cloud cover behind me is a live look at walnut creek. we are seeing partial clearing there, but we haven't seen much change in the temperatures, in fact mostly 50s out the door. by 12:00, clearing conditions, we'll see mid 50s along the coast to the mid 70s inland and warmer weather expected by 3:00 think afternoon so here is the view on satellite and radar, you can see the clouds blanketing most of the bay area but clear conditions over the next couple hours. afternoon highs look like this. check out santa rosa at 74, 72 oakland, i'll be breaking down the rest of your afternoon highs plus i'll be taking a look at the work week coming up at 9:15. marty? >>> thank you erica. let's get to our top story this morning. fire crews remain on the scene of that massive warehouse fire in berkeley. they have contained the blaze but now they're looking for hotspots this morning along the 1800 block of second street in berkeley where kron4 mike pelt done has been

here to tell us that is erica. >>> good morning.rted off with some cloud cover and san francisco right now at 55 degrees and 56 if you're leaving the house in oakland and you want to grab '# sweater right now but just toss this u. that's because the high pressure is in control and we will see a lot of sun shine and temperatures actually trending a little bit warmer for this time of the year. we're tracking the storm out in the pacific that will bring a few rain drops as early as tomorrow night. right now so far so good and we will see the temperatures in the 70s or 80s. 82 the high and 80-degree in fairfield and looking for 68 degrees in richmond and oakland today looking good at 73 and upper 70s if you're heading up to the wine country and we did have some morning clouds and seeing the sun shine and warm temperatures and in fact today is going to be the warmest of the next 7. we do have some big changes to talk about as we go back to work on monday. temperatures start to drop and we could see some showers and by tuesday wide spread

the morning erica. >>erica: the morning.1 candlestick point car into the water above this is not affect any traffic on the freeway. if you can see this just off the side of the road. since it car floating in the water just off the rocks. it could see people slowing down to get a better look and as a result, we're seeing traffic backed up well into san bruno. speeds dropping down to below 25 mi. an hour. north bound to 80 is up to your best route and to san francisco. >>darya: thanks a lot aaron cut. that is erica. the sun is up.so more search crews are out at ocean beach right now.searching for a 14 year old boy.swept away into the ocean along with his cousin yesterday afternoon. marco cornejo's father and cousin were rescued from the water.and in the hospital this morning. but marco is still missing. kron 4's mike pelton is live at ocean beach with the latest on the search. mike? a 17-year-old surfer is they're using their rescue boats and they may use a helicopter. the fire department has a mobile command post in the parki

>>> thank you, erica. with the tax deadline just around the corner the pressure is now on for procrastinators who still haven't filed their taxes and if you are one of those people don't worry we aren't alone. we have an expert financial planner david hollander. good morning. he's with liberty group in oakland and here with last minute tax filing tips so taxes are due no questions asked on april 15th. that's not this tuesday but next tuesday. >> that's right. you have until 11:59 to get it filed. >> most post offices stay open late that day correct? >> you can also e-mail now so as long as it's day stamped or time stap ped around that time you'll be fine. >> i april 15th? >> you heard the date, no question. so if someone has waited until now to file, procrastinating not really, there's still time to do it but do you have any tips to help move things along? >> absolutely. make sure when you sit down and do it you take the time to get the information correct because the biggest mistake is people get their so

erica kato as your forecast for >>erica: and corte to start to your friday.htime but this afternoon we will see cooler weather into tomorrows " we will rebound justin time for easter sunday. we will have a full look at the portion of the forecast coming up a 615. in the meantime, here is george. >>george: for those of you driving today you will enjoy much much lighter than usual traffic. take a look at the toll plaza you could see it starts traffic which is great news even in the center lanes. the main lines have not yet been activated for the westbound a ride. your quick commute check shows a little slowing for interstate 580 in the westbound direction. south bend peninsula and north bay freeways are still very light. james? the >>james: following the latest at the commemoration of

with that was a good morning to erica >>erica: started things out at a live look at sfo. high clouds up above this morning. low clouds along the coastline. visibility down to just three tenths of a mile. you can see all the high clouds streaming then arriving from this out here on satellite and radar. although some of those called will start to dissipate we are talking about partly cloudy conditions as we head into the afternoon. here's a look at those temperatures for today. napa headed have 72. will keep temperatures in the upper 60s. upper 60s along the east bay shoreline and 63 in downtown san francisco. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows will continue with a cooling trend as we head into tomorrow and the high pressure reestablish itself. we'll see slightly warmer conditions as we head into sunday. temperatures and the 70's and 60's and early next week. for wednesday and thursday were look at the 10 percent chance for showers. we will continue to update your forecast. at the mean time taking a look at traffic. no hot spots out there. a great time to leave the ho

erica adams is a product of that experiment. michelle miller adams is the mother of a participant. michelle is also an associate professor at grand valley state university. they both join me live now from grand rapids. good to see both of you. thanks for being with me. michelle, this is a program that started in 2005. talk about how it works, how it's grown, and where all of this money comes from. >> okay. i'd be glad to do that. the kalamazoo promise was announced a little over eight years ago. it materialized for the community seemingly overnight. there was an announcement that a group of anonymous individuals who have, in fact, remained anonymous, had pledged to pay up to full college tuition for every graduate of the kalamazoo public schools.

. >> we first met erica last jam. she lost one name in the marathon bombing.dly broken. during that visit she asked us to find a woman she called a job. >> that is her right there. and then she is holding my hand right there. and then this is my right leg. she heard me screaming for help and she said my name is john and i am not going to let you go. and she stayed with me. >> after our story aired we found her, we now know is amanda. days later we reunited them in baltimore on rare erica had started rehab. >> my gosh. >> look at you. >> so glad we found you. >> i have thought about you every day. >> thank you. >> did not know how to get a hold of you. >> since that emotional reunion, they have stayed in touch through a busy year. >> is that okay? >> in october she got her prosthetic leg. enabling her to walk. something she was not sure she would never do again. >> i had a moment or the realization hit that my legs are never going to be the same as they were before. and i broke down. >> at time she has lain on amanda, who visited her last october, joining her a

erica? >> duncan golestani, thank you. >>> "the mountain: my time on everest." thanks for being on with us. >> thanks for having me. >> this is an area, i understand, mountaineers want to get through quickly but you can't really hurry through it at the same time. what's it like going through there? >> it's this three or four-hour trip from base camp to camp one. and it's this gigantic area of jumbled ice blocks, there's cre crevaces. you try to move as quickly as possible. there's certain sections where you cause to be delayed, you're crossing a bridge. you're waiting for somebody in front of you. and there are certain places where if a block of ice tumbles and you happen to be under it at the wrong place at the wrong time, that's the tragic part. >> tell me about the sherpas. obviously, they're the most experienced ones here, carry all the gear for the climbers. they were all together, close together when this happened. does that surprise you? >> no. you know, i've been on that mountain many times, and the sherpas usually leave very early from base camp, carryi

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bodily products. >> erica haywood adds a new weapon to her arsenal. -- >> i was patting him down in the crotch area and i felt the bulge. >>> the ongoing battle to stop the illegal tattoo trade inside the jail. humans -- even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> as in other correctional facilities, tattooing is not allowed in bexar county jail. violators could get up to 60 days in segregation or even face criminal charges but the demand for tattoos on the inside are so great there are always inmate tattoo artists willing to take the risk for pay out or other forms of commissary. they make ingenious tattoo guns. by assembling the parts of other items they are permitted to possess. staff are constantly on the lookout for them. >> i was patting him down, down in

erica? >> all right, mark potter this morning. mark, thank you. new information emerging today about the shooter from those who knew him best, his heartbroken friends and family back home in puerto rico. stephanie gosk is there for us. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, lester. the head of veterans affairs this morning here in puerto rico tells the local paper that he has concerns that ivan lopez did not get the kind of medical care that he needed, specifically, he's worried that psychiatrists didn't treat him in his native spanish. the family has released a statement saying that they blame ivan's mental illness for the shooting. in the central square of guayanilla, a memorial recognizes the men and women from this small coastal town who fought in war. ivan lopez is among them, but now this town wants to know what happened to the young man they were once so proud of. in a statement, lopez's father offers a prayer for the victims and explains that his son was undergoing

thank you. >> thank you erica. any other -- go ahead. >> so i want to say that amanda and i are also and a class of us are interested in helping out as much as we can and volunteering and maybe i will speak to paula. >> yeah i see the food security task force members smiling on that one. >> thank you. >> thank you. anyone else that would like to speak? mr. chairman can we close public comment? >> thank you very much. public comment is closed. any again i want to thank the members of the public that came out and i think that this is definitely something that i'm glad as a city we're really talking about and mentioned the larger context this is happening and the issue of inequality is something i have been talking about for some time and as noted we have the second highest inequality in any major city in the country and our's is growing at a faster rate than anywhere ems and recently the "new york times" talked how we surpassed other cities in terms of inequality and it's hard to imagine in a city that has as much we

erica? >> thank you. >>> his choice to be the next health and human services secretary, replacing kathleen sebelius, who has been engulfed in controversy ever since the botched healthcare rollout. kristen welker is outside the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, carson. known here as being a tested manager. also a 48-year-old mom of two who sailed through her confirmation hearings last year, getting unanimous approval. in this election year, everything related to healthcare is sure to be contentious. >> i'm humbled, honored and excited. >> siylvia matthews, earning th president's high praise. >> she's a proven manager who has demonstrated her ability to build great teams, forge strong relationships and deliver results at the highest levels. >> so who is the woman behind the new face of healthcare? born in the small town of hinten, west virginia, she earned degrees from harvard and oxford where she's a rhodes scholar. the 48-year-old served in the clinton administrati

let's head for it over to the weather center with erica kato. >>erica: good morning. wet roads always shoot for your entire length of 1 01. why rain right now walnut creek. the ticket look at interstate 680. as we focus our attention on the peninsula looks like some light rain right now for portions of the bayshore freeway but that's really the extent to extent of it but overall showers are really starting to taper off. with seem more along the coast line up almost a net and a half. you can see the rotation of the system of satellites and radar. it continues to move out of the bay area. as we head into the afternoon we will expect partly cloudy skies. 63 year high and san jose is 7 day around the bay forecast shows we should stay dry into tomorrow could see anything shower the ticket and the weekend. more on that coming up in a moment. right now i do want to talk about traffic around the bay area. like the mentioned it is raining out there. just be careful. bay bridge toll plaza up mostly dry. no delays at the cemetery bridge the we are looking at a few raindrops. lot

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. to be a busy 18-day tour for the duke and duchess. creating lots of memorable moments because we're going to see a lot more of baby prince george. up until now he's been pretty much kept away from public view. it's kinds of hard to upstage the duke and duchess when they head overseas, but this royal tour you can bet on one little man grabbing all the attention. the last time prince george was seen in public was at his christening six months ago. since then he's only been glimpsed in this recent photo. we only got a side view because he was more interested in the family dog. >> it's his first official overseas tour. it's hugely significant for him as a 9-month-old that's astonishing. >> reporter: mum's making sure he'll be looking his best. she was seen shopping at baby gap. she's also got her closet to worry about. a big overseas tour raises the style stakes. >> when she goes on tour, she does like designers abroad but also wears local designers. we can perhaps see australian and new

i'm erica hill. >> i'm carson daly alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dryer.lester has the morning off. you just saw there, soccer match going on since thursday. raising money for pediatric cancer. we'll have the whole story later. >> same players? >> they swap in and out. they're on a rotating schedule. when it's all said and done, if you can imagine, a 73 hour soccer game. >> same balls? >> lots of different rotating balls. >> watch your newscast to get all the details in 36 minutes from right now. >>> we'll actually also speak with the little boy who's at the center o f this and his parents. i know you'll talk with them coming up in the next half hour. >> absolutely. great story. >>> we begin, though, with this mo morning's top story. wild weather hitting the country's midsection. a tough night throughout michigan. heavy winds bringing down trees. they caused damage in several neighborhoods. where could this storm be headed now? we know the girl with the answers. dylan is tracking it for us. >> good morning. it is going to hit the plain states today. but sn

nada which is -- lower, canada which is now -- the french had been a majority in low erica nada whenanada was reformed they became a minority. you have a very strong both a language and a history, and frankly religion. >> i think [ overlapping voices ] >> still major tension point in canada to this day. >> we can safely say the french canadians are not sure they want to be part of canada much less part of the u.s. i think canada is a wonderful country it has an image it is colacent and quiet and i think the u.s. seems more dynamic and it would be nice -- >> go to monroe i can't like. >> i like the fact -- montreal. >> i like the fact canada is there. >> sceptics might point out the u.s. and canada cannot get their act together on a new bridge linking detroit and canada. does that discourage you the bridge which has funding for private interest has stalled who will pay $250 million for a customs plaza canada says u.s. the u.s. transportation department says it has no funds. >> i think it is ridiculous to start off with but i think the pipeline that was supposed to go from the key ston

as erica pizzi reports, some lost everything. >> a tornado nearly a mile wide, tore through arkansas for nearly 30 miles. this couple rode out the storm in the safe room they built several years ago. >> we are alive, we're thankful, grateful. >> the scene in nearby vilonia, cars turned upside down. >> i saw some of the biggest trees turned upside down, houses set on top of cars, the cars and the garage in the yard it's a mess. >> in northeast oklahoma emergency crews spent the nightt rifling through debris. >> i said tornado and just about that time everything was hitting. >> reporter: you can see the path of devastation forged near the powerful twister near the town of quapa. storm system slammed into north carolina, multiple tornadoes across the central and eastern parts of the state destroyed more than 200 homes and killed an 11 month old boy. >> it broke my heart because i lost everything. thank the lord for not having me here because i probably wouldn't be standing here right now. >> as some communities begin to pick up the pieces others brace for the next storm to hit. since th

. >> erica, i do talk to erica. >> not yourself. >> if i ain't talking to erica i be talking to myself. you say you're insecure. >> i know you ain't talking. >> you talking about inmates. >> well duh. you are all together. okay. and you out there and you got -- >> so what. i mean you got it better because you ain't got to deal with. you got all of the bitches looking at you. you an inmate. i'm not playing with you. >> you are sexy [ bleep ]. >> and i'm an outmate. so. i'm just saying. i'm just saying like you are close, close in with these people. >> she still hanging up on that 12 years. i told him not even to think about that. i'm not going to put my signature on. if i get 12 years, i don't see us getting in a relationship. we can still be friends, pen pals or something but i wouldn't expect for her to keep on doing everything she's doing. that would be real selfish of me. >> i just hope you come home. i love you. >> i love you too. >> i'm going to miss you. >> really? >> yes. >> she told me like if you're giving me a long sentence i want you to live your life. my partner whoever i c

was check-in with erica for our weather. >>erica: ago morning. expect partly cloudy conditions. into tomorrow and pretty similar warning. will look into a gradual slowdown. for the warm conditions and antioch right now 59 degrees 56 out the door in fairfield. expect lotus mid- 50s on the east bay shoreline and upper 40's live in the house in daly city. check out these numbers as we head into the afternoon. temperatures still trending above where we should be for this time of year. santa clara reaching 80. mountain view today with a high of 77 degrees. to turn our attention to the east bay, it will be very similar there with a low 80s. check of the waterfront. san leandro and hayward. downtown's san francisco with a high of 70 degrees. upper seventies if you're heading up to wine country. here is the 7 day around the bay forecast that cooling trend very apparent as we push and closely to the weekend we are tracking system to our south which could bring some rain. by monday and tuesday still holding on to this dry pattern mid-60s. we will continue with this trend mild conditions.

erica? >> dylan, thanks. >>> today is the 15th anniversary of the columbine high school shooting.marked with sadness understandably for the survivors and families who lost loved ones. >> to this day many of them still struggle to come to terms with that awful violence. that's why one man who was a high school junior at the time decided to confront his fears and anxiety by traveling across the country to meet survivors of other school shootings. this is how sam grinio, a 32-year-old film maker, feels when the month of april rolls around and the columbine anniversary approaches. >> it's a time when everything starts coming to life and really all i can think about is death. >> reporter: but this year, he's decided to do something about his yearly anxiety. a cross country trip to meet the survivors of other school shootings in the locations where their misfortune took place. >> that's a scary journey. and can open up a lot of pain. >> yeah. because i didn't know what it would be like to completely submerge myself in just the whole idea of school shootings. i'm driving into jonesboro,

and erica has provided immersion support.otional >> they keep in touch.rica is a big and duration. amanda says she is constantly reminded of the challenges of that day. she encounters the wall entrepreneurs naturally hit as they started their business. they are dealing with margins all over the world. >> such an inspiring story. runners are crossing the finish line in boston today, a year after the deadly bombings. ♪ >> it is 26 minutes past the hour, which means bloomberg tv is on the markets. check out where we are trading. if we continue to hold, it will be the fifth straight day of gains. the dow jones adding about 30 points, 16,438. two stocks we are keeping our eyes on today -- talks to merge the largest gold miners broke .own amid minor disagreements the companies were said to have agreed to an all stock merger, as they plan to announce this week. the merger plan was said to hit a snag. they failed to come to complete mines to on which include in a spinoff. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west here go -- west." like boxes have been in the headline

malaria is both a treatable and curable and to top up more out about efforts to fight this disease is erica and was out from roll back malaria nets of global partnership which held court in its efforts to tackle the disease thank you very much for joining us now what we've seen that the numbers are alarming but progress has been made toast. major reduction in death over the last ten years the median death in two thousand six hundred thousand today. as you just mentioned well yup prevention control and control today is a major tool to fight and fight mortality. he has major success it was oh it's one of the best of health investment. today so that's why we celebrate will not i did it today to encourage the world to invest in the dada to be shipped to the season to progress towards getting the nation which is feasible. it has affected by this disease. so are children under five and walking in africa over ninety percent of cases in africa and the cdc's of all that is affecting will continue to grow area. so what am i the main obstacles to fighting malaria is it that accessibility is the awaren

linee >> erica: taken a look at what is trending around the web site today.ay we brought you a story about julia luis dreyfus rolling stone cover. the constitution signed by john hancock was tattooed on her back. we all know that hancock signed the declaration of independence, and not the constitution. dreyfus response to the controversy with this throwback thursday picture of her as a baby, and you can see hancocks signature on of the lower back. she jokes that it is a birthmark, so we all need to cut rolling stone a little slack. >> coming up, we are monitoring the situation as we get more details about the 10 people killed in this bus crashed. >> mark: bed bugs on a bart train. we will let you know what the transit agency plans to do about the know what the transit agency plans to do about the problem. @?a know what the transit agency plans to do about the problem. for dry in, sicmoturitiong you ed hling the only lion th healg mio-drletsf vaselineellynewvalinenten. deeply moiuriz drykin om e fit apicatn... and it clicallprov to ke it as healg th las r 3 we

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. >> erica: welcome back. was national siblings day, and my news feed practically blew up. this is pictures of my friends and their brothers and sisters. it was great to see people celebrating their family. i want to share some seven day photos with you. if you like to share your pictures, i know you have them, send them over to aireport4kron@kron4.com >> mark: for those of you have been feasting your eyes on and google glass, you will have one day to purchase this device. on tuesday, google is offering the $1,500 world will technology to any adult in the united states. there also wants to throw in free frames and sunglasses. supplies are limited. the sales took off as 6:00 a.m. pacific time, but people can sign up with google to receive a reminder. this is the first time this device has been available to the general public. >> darya: it is crunch time for tax procrastinators. they're just a few days left until your taxes are due. the last thing you want is a delay on your refund. so make sure that youyou chec

>>george: thanks a lot erica.rst at the bay bridge with things breaking up very nicely. 14 to 60 minutes to drive time coming even from the macarthur maze of the nimitz is the best approach. your ride to the san mateo bridge westbound a little crowd arrived at the toll plaza but so the ride across the span. and if you're heading to the rich and san rafael bridge, no problems or delays for the westbound 580 ride. >>darya: thanks to george. our guest this morning is a mom who knows what it takes to get an idea from concept to creation. in fact, she made her own invention a reality and is now the go-to expert on how to get your product up and running. joining us this morning is. tamara monosoff. she's the author of the book "the mom inventors handbook, how to turn your great idea into the next big thing". welcome. i like that your star came down to toilet paper. the bathroom and every monos a college comes down to the bathroom. he had a great idea about toilet paper and is a how can i market this >>: right. in 10 yea

hi erica. >>erica: right now it's a little cold of thursday morning.he mid-40s. slowly and surely these temperatures are climbing. san francisco and oakland as well. and by the afternoon we are looking for widespread 60s. i think temperatures will be in touch warmer. the cloud cover will continue to build them. those high costs associated with a weak system that could bring a few rain showers this east bound 580 ride unusually slow heading out toward dublin and not a commute direction. as you can see one no one is recovering. it 280 books good and especially the guadalupe parkway which is much better now. and the marin ride is under 30 minutes from the bottle down to the golden gate bridge. >>: thank you george. happening now. students say uc berkeley are protesting for what they say is a pattern of intimidation by university officials. arrester made at the protest yesterday. kron4's mike dalton is live with an update. >>: this is at the corner of telegraph and ran across. this process just getting under way. a few dozen people just hoops/a few dozen a

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>>erica: for focusing our attention on the peninsula we will try out for places like redwood city.oks like caviar rain now making its way to the south bay to keep that in mind if you just leaving the house. satellite and radar shows the direction the storm is moving and not only are we seeing moderate rain as the bay area is but a few snow showers in this year's death. clouded conditions and the chance for an isolated showers us who really continue for the rest of the day. but looks like it will be spotty for we will see more rain in higher elevations. keep that in mind for the hills. partial clearing for everyone else. i think we will see mid-60s down and the aldon valley. over to the east bay mostly sunny skies later on today. fairfield 64365 walnut creek. upper 50s along the coastline and it looks like oakland checking it with a high of 63. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows warmer weather this weekend is want to feel like springtime. pass that monday through wednesday looking at the possibility of an outfit 80s and lent upper seventies inside the bay and los '70s and five

and now to traffic with erica the morning. >>erica: good morning james. eye on that multiple lanes blocked due to an overturned tractor trailer. whenever this happens there's usually a lag the cleanup. we have emergency crews on the scene. expected to be out there. that's really the only major accident we are reporting around the bay area but we are san delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. although we don't see any incidents to report three is still pretty delayed into san francisco. tack on an extra seven to 10 minutes for usual drive. but like the heaviest traffic coming down from the e shore freeway. san mateo bridge getting heavy on your right hand side of your screen but no delays getting to your bridge in either direction of the nimitz freeway. a live look at the richness average fell bridge still pretty backed up and fasttrack lanes right now. you could see all the big rigs using that. cash payments are ok. looks like highway 24 moving well into and out of the caldecott tunnel. >>: >>darya: >>: what you think about being out on the field. >>: it's

diy queen erica domesek has goodies you can make with your little ones. this." erica made all of this in one night for us. >> you did? thank you. >> i'm fast. i'm good with a peep. what can i say? speaking of peeps, these are my -- you're my peeps, but these are my favorite peeps of the season. >> the cutest thing. >> the holidays are about getting together with your friends and family. this is a cute thing to do for entertaining. this is a little party stick with a couple of jellybeans and peeps. we put them on a skewer. but they're cute for cocktails and for kids too. smoothies, milk drinks. >> how adorable. put it right on top. >> what is the shelf life for one of those. >> get into the holiday spirit. now, this is also something that anybody can do at home. we all love rice crispies, right? sometimes cakes take a long time to bake. >> looks very martha stewart werish. this is very ps and it takes a couple of minutes. rice crispy treats, if you don't want to make an entire sheet, you can buy a brick yourself and make it into an easter egg cake. trace t

my right is supervisor scott wiener and supervisor farrell will be joining us as well the clerk is erica changing i'd like to thank our friends jonathan and others for broadcasting in meeting. thank you very much. madam clerk, any announcements? >> there are no announcements. to meet new requirement i'll do roll call. supervisor chiu absent. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. absent. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. we have quorum >> thank you very much please call item 2. eight amendment. are under any members of the public that wish to comment seeding >> supervisor chiu absent. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell absent. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. the item passes >> madam clerk, call item 3. >> that is is an informational slash update action. >> thank you very much it's nice to travel today on the matrix are 5 bills 3 to recommendation for support and 2 opposition bills. on the support the first measure is recently amended bill sb on page 6 of the matrix. so far attests on the matrix on page 6 it will grant to the recreational transportation agency and that definition i

. >> erica mendoza asegura que los libros con imágenes grandes son muy buenos, porque así podemos enseñar para ellos . >> por lo menos 15 minutos a su hijo . >> apagar el celular , la televisión , tabletas y a dedicarnos nada más a esa actividad . >> ahí es importante que permita de uqe tome la iniciativa de que quiere hacer . >> unirse es sencillo ingrese a (información en pantalla) y participe en este programa . >> que les ayudarÁ a tener un futuro mejor . >> las dietas liquidas para bajar de peso esta nde moda . >> pero hay precauciones . >> los expertos dicen que si toman jugos naturales ayudan para la salud . >> pero , nuestro organismos necesita otros nutrientes que no se pueden licuar . >> vamos por una cerveza . >> vámonos . >> bmente . >> buenas noches . >> >> hola, es viernes 11 de abril de 2014, estos son los titulares: la tragedia tocÓ las puertas de decenas de familias en california, un mortal choque dejÓ truncados los sueÑos de varios estudiantes, el gobierno mexicano detuvo a varios hombres y dice que son guardaespaldas de alias la tuta, la madre del mexicano que muriÓ mien

today the clerk, is erica major and thank you to sfgov tv. >> items will be stated on the agenda than stated. >> okay, call the first item. >> item 1, ordinance amending the park and police codes to ban convicted graffiti offenders. >> today, i am proud to introduce this comprehensive overhaul of graffiti here in the city of san francisco. this is a month-long of collaboration with various city departments to discuss things that are both administrative as well as legislative. the police department and the department of public works and the 3-1-1 board and advisory board, so many folks that have participated and bringing us together to make sure that we are taking a responsible approach towards dealing with graffiti ban throughout the city. i want to thank city attorney, herre herrera, in particular that will spend a lot of time collecting restitution and dealing with issues with this legislation. and i want to thank ed miskin, from the eta, and mohamed urer, and mrs. kelly, and chief of police suhr and director of finance. and the san francisco police department that is in charge of m

>>erica: warmer weather is next.be tracking your extended forecast with a look at the 7 day around the bay forecast. i will also let you know '80s are back in the forecast. the 734 let's take a look rose now with george. >>george: this is another day of the week where we're seem lighter than usual traffic because of spring break. if it's evident here in the south bay. take a look of the south bay freeway 3685 a much lighter than usual ride. as is 280. some congestion on the guadalupe parkway but not as bad as usual. >>: 101 of the northbound direction is just 80 minutes from the capitol expressway to the montague expressway which could easily be a 28 minute drive time on an ordinary day of the week without any other problems. two incidents this week won on monday morning at 1 on tuesday morning both happening around 730 am both happening just about 3 mi. of cards. police say a man came up to an underage girl wrapped around the backside. unfortunately for police that judge fortunately they got a picture of the suspect

my right is supervisor scott wiener and supervisor farrell will be joining us as well the clerk is erica changing i'd like to thank our friends jonathan and others for broadcasting

erica, for cbs news, over land park kansas. >> and a short time ago, a sister and brother who lost two relatives spoke to reporters. a woman said her son went to the jewish singer to try out for the singing group. >> he was all ready. if they were going to give him a chance to sing again, he was going to sing, you will miss me when i'm gone. and i was lucky enough to get to hear both of those songs before he left the house. i waited for my dad to pick him up and make sure everything was okay. >> that idiot, that idiot absolutely knocked a family to its knees for no reason. my dad should be seeing patients today at his work. >> both of those victims were shot in a parking lot behind the jewish community center. florida man accused of crashing his suv into a daycare center and killing a four-year-old will remain behind bars. robert was in court this morning asking that his 100,000- dollar bail be reduced. the judge refused. he crash into the center last week killing a little girl and injuring several others before fleeing the scene. it's the second hit and run he's been involved in since

erica, he has the cane.k so many people. >> absolutely. [ applause ] >> after they caught the second bombing suspect he showed up to speak from the hospital to speak to bostonians. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. vice president biden, governor patrick, major walsh. [ laughter ] >> something has changed. [ laughter ] >> good afternoon. i am so glad to see so many people, so many of you here today, and very blessed to be here, even though we know this day will always be hard, never be easy to gather so close to that finish line or so close to that place where our lives broke apart. it will always be hard to partner all of us to wish there was someplace else. we long to be anywhere but here in this moment 365 days after hate and violence disrupted a beautiful april day. even though the memories still bring tiers our eyes, our heart aches for those who were lost, it's still a comfort to be here with family and friends who think back to that tragic day. it's an honor to