sluggish out to north flynn, then we see improvement.e'll take a full look at your drive times plus get you to work on time. it's coming up. >>> an incredible seed in fargo, north carolina, a man get a perfect score in the archery competition. he's an olympian, who has won metals without arms. >> i push up and extend my foot away from my chest and discharge the bow and the trigger moves on my cheek. >> absolutely amazing. he picked up a bow in 2009 and excelled in the sport and gained a following and wants to be known as the best in the world, not just the best with no arms. >>> good morning, everyone. after getting ousted in the sweet 16 last year, the stanford women made sure history did not repeat itself. lady cardinals early but go on a 29-pointed run. they beat penn state 82-57. >>> number 8, kentucky pulls off the upset on michigan. aaron harrison with the shot of his life. kentucky will face flay flay. >>> uconn knocked off michigan state, the team a lot of people had winning in march madness, will play wisconsin in the final four

we did have a stall, now the slowing approaching the slow lane 580 at north flynn. the bulk of the commute coming in off the merge and that's why we have slowing as you are restricted by one lane. that will present a benefit for folks in livermore and dublin. a smooth drive to the bay bridge with no major concerns. back to you. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," a warning from a bay area hospital as hundreds may have been exposed to life threatening diseases including hiv. >> suspended state senator leland yee expected back in court this morning. why prosecutors may not have enough to put him behind bars. >>> back in court suspended state senator leland yee expected in court to answer a number of charges including gun trafficking. >> take a look at this monster storm moving into the bay area. it is a big one, it's going to bring some really gusty winds, thunderstorms, and heavy rain at times today. i'll have your full forecast in moments. >> plus, how the rain could cause trouble during tonight's home opener at the oakland coliseum. we're not just talking about w

first we had that stall at north flynn.w we have an accident actually on westbound 205 on the 580 approach so right in that area. once you get past there, though, actually speeds improve 16 minutes between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. so it's because of all the traffic farther east that's making a nice ride actually right now through the livermore valley and pleasanton. bay bridge still pretty typical. even a touch lighter than normal for this time. just backed up to the middle of the parking lot and mainly just the cash lanes. if you are a fastrak user no delay across the span and mass transit also looking good, too. bart has more than 50 trains all reporting no delay. ferries, caltrain and ace train number one had some issues yesterday, not the case today. everything looks good so far out of stockton. remember kcbs when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. we share all our information with our radio partners. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." roberta is monitoring the weather desk this morning and s

>> i think what general flynn was talking about. predictive capabilities aren't what they used to be when it comes to intelligence. i don't believe they did all of the runs shans were away. i was able to say, who's this going to pr ever. >>ing from. >> kreds, what happens to the penned at that gone wage. they can get some sense of what he's doing about staring at goats. the psychoanalyst. >> or we could look into his ice and read his soul. this is this something think' going to get out of it, it's not sawyer pliesing that we troop movements i was okay. i asked him a question and you turn into a palace heir. he said it 5 to 7 what's been happening so for. heed to extent if we can analyze that process. pea can get a of of. it had a lot to do with the overthrow of the yanuk of vych is everything. >> is he in the writ. or try to later on the show. >>> "out front" next, charges against a woman. hear the 911 call before the horrific he accident. the os dar pistorius. nas to face with his ugly girls, one of the most correct towns in the ar

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lieutenant general michael flynn is the director of the defense. whether the intelligence community missed the signs of what russia was up to. he says about 7-10 weeks before. he began to see russian trooping moving around. he thought that something might be imminent. he addresses that. the u.s. will be dealing with for years the sensitive information, the potential. he even has information about war plans. have a listen to what general flynn had to say. >> as far as capabilities, are we talking about u.s. war plans? >> are we talking about intelligence gathering methods. what exactly is it? >> it is sort of an all of the above. it is intelligence capabilities, operational capabilities, technology, weapons systems. >> do you thisnk that russia ha access to the kind of materials we are talking about here? >> you have to assume that if they don't have access, you have to assume they are going to fight against the system. >> they have to look at the potential worse case scenario. they have to tell the administration what the real risks are here. that'

apollo bowie flynn.le having a child again, because she's got to already. and they had this third one, she is 44 and he's 48, gavin rosdale. >> they look great. >> bowie flynn is their respective maiden mother names. >> i love that. >> talk to us about the box office. >> the lego movie had been unstoppable. it was a face-off between nonstop and son of god. >> every time you turn on the tv, there is someone talking about it. >> i interviewed them. you interviewed them. >> what happened? >> "nonstop" got $30 million, action thriller set on an airplane, but "son of god" got $26.5 million. >> did they open in the same number of theaters? >> not exactly the same. this is a niche market. they had a smaller somebody, but still very -- more than 3,000 theaters. so very respectable, very close. lego still got $21 million. >> it is al roker's favorite movie. i haven't seen it. i'm dying to. >> interesting viral video of the legos re-creating a scene from "son of god" on the internet now. >> send that to us. >> he

phil flynn at the trading pits of the cme. first to you, what are the traders saying about the actions. >> the s&p 500 can't break through the resistance, the intraday high. just have not been able to get through that. some of the winners, some of the losers, big winners, disney hitting an all-time high, goldman sachs up today, disney up 1.5%, goldman sachs up almost 1.5%. you look at the big loser, exxonmobil down almost 3%, a drag of 18 points and they have put on hold their plans to extend, they will be expanding oil production from territories, but that is on hold because of the political situation. back to you. cheryl: stay with me, i want to go to phil flynn with the minutes of the data, crude plunging, so it is going on with crude, again. >> what i think it is, what we are seeing are the same things we are seeing economic data. demand is very disappointing. we had a bad when you factor number, a bad jobs report and it is showing up in oil. we saw crude oil supplies rise by 1.492 billion barrels. in this inventory rethin

phil flynn, thank you very much. we'll see you very soon. >> thank you.m: snow is failing to stop protesters outside of the supreme court. the rally as the nation's top court hearings arguments challenging affordable care act requirements foreemployers to provide contraceptive coverage. cheryl: very controversial story. also this. walmart, it has an image problem. the world's largest retailer reveals profits could slip when food stamps are cut. we'll have that next. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. a research tool on thinkorswim. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easi

adam: jonathan corpina on the floor of new york stock exchange and fox business contributor phil flynn trading pits of the cme. dow crossed unchanged line 35 time times, s&p 500, 32 times. they can't make up their mind. like a teenager deciding what to wear to the prom. >> exactly. this is the same type of market activity we see on the calendar what is happening today. nice run-up in the market yesterday. you do have an excuse to take some profits off the table today. seems like the market doesn't know what to do at this point. we're waiting for more information out of washington. a couple key things we're looking for, talking about tapering whether they ramp that up more. target rate, unemployment number. clearly this first q&a session from miss yellen will be very interesting. cheryl: she will give us her take on economy and emerging markets. i was looking at gold contract. we're seeing stocks kind of going safe. we're seeing defensive plays in the stock market. a little bit. is that a contract i would think would be reacting the other way. >> i think it would be but we're looking at

phil flynn is in the pits of the cme.fee prices are just killing me. >> i will not be able to get through the day. i am telling you. it is the most important meal of the day. mainly it is a weather plight. there is more to it. you have geopolitics. you even have competition for space with oil. just think about this. just about everything on your breakfast plate is going up. cocoa, butter, coffee. all for different reasons. pork bellies, hogs, they hit another record hi today. let's talk about wheat. wheat just shot up $0.15. it was down after the ukraine situation. ukraine is a major exporter. you add to that, you have a drought going on in brazil. the lack of rain has driven up the price. if you think this will not slow down anytime soon, what we are seeing in the prices today, it is not ending today. cheryl: phil flynn out in the pits of the cme. thank you, bill. adam: janet yellen, ishii ready for her first news conference? james the uncle is joining us to talk about that. food prices are going up. the fed will look at

a stalled vehicle westbound 580 at north flynn road. when you pass it, you will be on your way into live more and it is looking clear but showers are falling if that area. this is the north by, southbound 101 into san francisco away from 580 through san rafael there is more traffic but all running on time. matt? >> breaking news in livermore a dozen people are displaced after an early morning fire at an apartment complex overnight with one man suffering buns to his face and hands and was air lited to a burn center. our reporter is on seen talking with victims and will have an update at 6:00. >> the fall intermediate from leland yee's arrest for public corruption continues this morning. we will check with katie marzullo who is on the scene in san francisco. it appears state senator leland yee needed money and doesn't care how he got it and is quoted in indictment as saying people want to get whatever they want, do i care? no, why care. we video of the state senator leaving court yesterday having posted $500,000 born with charges includin

cheryl: matt smith and phil flynn, i just got a new nickname, thank you very much. appreciate it.dam: madison avenue at the intersection of silicon valley and wall street. advertising is all about the numbers. cheryl: no one knows that better than our next guest, an exclusive interview with the man credited with creating the media agency, 28% of the world's mobile that expenditures. groupon ceo irwin gottlieb. in the new new york, we don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com cheryl: the advertising industry is becoming a lot less like "mad men" and a lot more like wall street. the man at the forefront of this change, irwin gottlieb, known as the king of ads. he is credited with the creating infrastructure how a

phil flynn of procedures group in the trading pits of the cme. the volatility in the energy market just in the last two trading sessions has been nothing short of miraculous. do we need to get used to is this? >> things haven't cleared up by any means but as the relief in markets has been palpable that is why we have seen even european natural gas rallying 10% yesterday tracing 6% today and crude rallying yesterday and pull back and so if this is of a good thing it shows hopefully the situation is easing. cheryl: the volatility we are seeing market wide but when it comes to oil it is a $ -- the stronger dollar is more of the treasury story. are you bullish on nymex despite we're seeing ukraine? >> i think we are and can't get through my day without my energy breed of. i don't know how to get through my day. highly interesting, talking about you -- this is not as bad as it could have been. had this happened before the energy revolution we would have seen more dramatic moves. we are lucky this happened at the end of winter. of very moderate winter,

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we're up a little bit today. >> pay attention to phil flynn. thank you very much.randson of the man who revolutionized the american manufacturing industry keeping his eye on the future of the auto industry. jeff flock joins us with more on his interview with ford executive chairman bill ford. jeff? >> bill ford talking to us exclusively today about the death of his father, recent death of his father, future of alan mullally, the ceo of ford and current auto industry recovery. take a listen. >> if you look at this whole recovery, it is a steady as she goes this type of thing. typical recovery in the auto industry, you go through tough times and big hockey stick up and fall off again and big hockey stick up. this is slower, more stained recovery. we feel that will continue. >> last time i asked you this question a few years ago, like it until he is dead. >> don't want to wish anything on him. alan has been great. we developed a really good team that is ready to go. >> how does that benefit you today. >> people still remember that. our corporate reputation was somethi

we're all over it, with sandra smith in new york city, and to phil flynn who says get used to it, and charlie gasperino, big banks are getting nervous. sandra? >> neil, oil prices skyrocketing northern northerly today's trading session, topping $105 a barrel and closing at the highest level in five months. all of this on fears of a possible supply disruption coming from the russian and ukraine regions. make note that ukraine is housing a major oil and natural gas pipeline responsible for taking a lot of russian oil to european countries. russia is the second largest net exporter of oil on the globe. so this is a very important key place for energy to go to other parts of the globe, and if you're wondering how that may affect you here at home, you may already be feeling it. aaa and reporting that gas prices as a national average rose to 3.40 last night. these up 18 cents from where they were just one month ago. and analysts point out that a large percentage of that is a fear premium being priced into oil and gasoline as a result of this crisis in ukraine. neil? >> thank you, san contra

we have a crash north flynn road. a look outside for fremont, an easy flow of traffic for 880. back to you. >> thank you. it's 5:12. >> drivers can feel it. the road appears to be sinking again. what's being done to try to fix the problem. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> keeping our eye on the top story of the morning. 26 people facing federal charges including state senator leland yee. we're live outside of his home in san francisco sunset district this morning. yee is accused of taking money for his political campaign in exchange for favors and trafficking firearms. he is out on bond this morning, but was told by a judge not to leave the state. >> the arrest making national headlines causing trouble for democrats at the capital. the senate president pro tem asked for yee's resignation. he is t

phil flynn, thanks so much as always. >> thank you.heryl: so the man outed by "newsweek" as being the creator of bitcoin is claiming he had nothing to do with it. after being identified as being the founder of the currency, dorian nakamoto found his home inundated by members of the media. he led them on a bizarre car chase. first a sushi restaurant and then local bureau. in two hour exclusive interview he denies involvement with creating bitcoin and claims he hadn't heard of the digital currency until contacted by the "newsweek" reporter. "newsweek" is standing by the story. ashley: sushi, wonder if he paid with bitcoin for the meal? tough on amazon. the cofounder of tufts and needle. he is with us next. cheryl: and barbie, she is 55, still alive. ashley: looking good. cheryl: but some think it is time for a realistic makeover. the new girl in town hoping to give mattel a run for its money. we'll introduce you coming up. ♪ jowoods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two ings -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doe

>> i was fascinated to hear what general flynn was saying.own him for many years through the wartime years in both iraq and afghanistan. this is probably one of the country's preeminent military experts. he's a guy who worries about everything as his job requires him to. when he is worried about it we need to be worried about it. he's going to assume that if snowden hasn't given the russians everything the russians are going to try to get it out of him whether snowden realizes it or not. war plans and techniques that the u.s. uses on the battlefield. one of the things i thought was interesting, he is worried that the russians have information about one of the u.s.'s most sensitive technologies, how they deal with roadsides with ieds. these are the skreatsecrets of the military technology. the kinds of things that they are so worried edward snowden is giving away. >> in a word frightening. thank you very much. right now the military is on the move. in fact lock look at video we will play for you. the guided missile destroyer crossing into the

it was at leonard flynn chavez street. >>> body cameras are being tested by the sonoma county sheriff's office. last night they were able to take a look at the devices and asked deputies how the information was stored. the goal is to have all patrol deputies whering them at the everybody of the year. >>> they played a tense standoff. s.w.a.t. teams sealed off a home after receiving a 911 call yesterday evening. the woman living there called police after spotting two men inside her house. she immediately left but still found a way to see what was going out inside her home. >> she used her smart phone to check her surveillance video system and was able to see what she thought was two individuals whom she did not recognize inside her home. >> police ordered people inside to stay inside during the standoff. they are searching for the two men they spotted inside her home. janine dela vega will have a live report coming up. >>> and a bullet was meant for somebody else. the 14-year-old was shot in the arm while walking home from school yesterday afternoon. a man began firing at a car driving b

yonkers fire chief john flynn and firefighter mike juro assess the dire situation. >> one guy is actually hanging on the scaffolding, standing on top of it. and the second victim is below him, beneath the scaffolding, probably another ten feet or so. >> we didn't know the extent of their injuries at that point. so the plan was made to have some of our members proceed to the floor nearby where they were hanging from the scaffolding to remove windows to establish communication with them, to assess their condition. >> the two men indicate they aren't hurt and their safety harnesses keep them from plummeting to the ground. but rescuers are concerned that may quickly change. no one knows how long the scaffold, or the workers, can hold on. >> when they sit in their harnesses for a long time it decreases the blood flow to their lower extremities which creates a lot of physiological problems. >> it's a serious thing. they were starting to get some of that because their legs were starting to get numb. it was a little cold out. >> firefighters first attempt to use their truck ladder to bring the me

west 580 shows slowing toward north flynn. there was a big rig blocking a lane. that's moved to the shoulder but a slower drive approaching and off of that 205 and 580 merge all the way back out of the altamont pass. the build is coming west 580 and the tri-valley according to schedule. the maze and the approach no problems, at speed approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. the commute you pig your path and you have a green flow f. you don't the yellow means you're down to 60 miles per hour. not a western right now. we'll track it. back to you guys. >> thank you. people in southern california feeling aftershocks after friday night's very large earthquake, an elementary school in brea will be closed as officials try to determine the extent of damage. it's possible classes will be canceled for the rest of the week. several dozen apartments and homes in fullerton have been evacuated because of severe structural damage. the 5.1 magnitude earthquake hit about 25 miles south of downtown los angeles. >> one after the other. so many aftershocks. 5:12 on your monday morning

good morning, everyone, we have slowing in the eastbound direction along 580 headed away from north flynn road with construction. we will find out in a bit but we have construction project in san jose northbound 880 as we come up to the off-ramp that is shut down until 6:00. traveling in the southbound direction we are noticing slow down away from 101 to 280. in the westbound direction from tracy to dublin is 24 minutes. 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is under 20 minutes. the san mateo bridge is moving along fine across the water it will take nine minutes from hayward to foster city. >> the bicycle pat on the eastern span of the bay bridge is about to be ripped out. the pathway is barely six months old. >> officers pitch in to help the family of a colleague killed in the line of duty. >> the major move apple could be preparing to take in your home. >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> monday at 4:40. this is a look at san francisco downtown and the bay bridge. very gorgeous. we have had a string of warm days. we will

doug flynn is here to help. he said a little bit of research goes a long way in accumulating long-term savings. doug, can my viewer, who might be a little afraid of markets generally, or might be very afraid specifically of a market that is run. up as much as it has done in the last year and bit, can they make money without exposure to stocks? >> well, you can. it's more difficult on the bond side. and as you get older and you want to protect more you do need the offsetting of the stock market with some fixed income. and on the bond side you can, but you have to get away from thinking about both the stock market in terms of s&p and dow. you have to get away those standard things that we simplify the stock and bond markets with. >> doug, you and i show--research shows 36% of workers have received $1,000 or less for retirement. if you're very young, you know, early years it may not matter as much. but if you have very little money you're loathed to get involved in the stock market, but you got to beat inflation. w

however that's not what the head of the defense intelligence agency lieutenant general michael flynn said this morning on national public radio. listen. >> i think for easily seven to ten days leading up to the russian troops as we see them now in crimea, we were providing very solid reporting on what i would describe as just strategic warning where we move from one level of sort of a condition of warning, which i would just describe for the audience as sort of moderate, to one where we believe things are imminent. and we did that about a week prior to the events that unfolded, really last friday. >> well before putin went to get military authorization. >> yes. >> you knew he was up to something. you were warning the administration. >> that's right. we along with our other intelligence community partners. absolutely. >> what to make of that. who knew what and who said what to whom? a lot of questions tonight. national security analyst and former cia officer robert bair joins us, and julia yaffy, senior editor at new republic. her most recent article titled "eastern ukraine still figh

fox business news analyst and oil trader phil flynn has this take.. " when we look at ukraine it's kind of the tale of two markets: you've got the european market that has been very volatile based on the headlines coming out of russia and the ukraine and of course here in the u.s. we're mainly focused on this ridiculously cold weather. so, you put it together: we've got a cold war, cold weather, natural gas is going to continue to be crazy." natural gas futures spiked almost 4% yesterday. a budget blueprint for the u.s. is on the table. president obama's 4 trillion dollar proposal includes 56 billion dollars of investment spending for pre-k education, infrastructure, and job training programs. it raises taxes on wealthy americans and includes an overhaul of the corporate tax code that would end loopholes. the white house budget office projects-- the proposals reduce the federal deficit to $564 billion by 20-15--- taking the defict down by about half of what the obama administration inherited. house speaker john boehner criticized the spending increases, and called it the president's "mo

at leonard flynn elementary. >>> a shooting happened last night. seven people were hit by gunfire at tirk and taylor streets. witnesses say it may have been sparked by a game of dice. the suspect was seen driving off in a silver sedan. >>> the navy has agreed to do another round of radiation testing on treasure island. it will check all the occupied housing units around which was called site 12. the navy found elevated levels of radiation beneath areas that are currently off limits to the public. >>> bay bridge is back on track, but making up for lost time is a hefty price tag. >>> tv news crews on the scene of a car crash, but it was what happened next that no one saw coming. ,,,,,, you get good look at how demolition work is ramping . and now, caltrans is spending almost 13 million dollars more to tear down t old eastern span. but it's saying that will sd up the process and then get project back on budget. tod, the chief engineer laid out process to take the bridge apart... and even offered ua pizza as the prize for a pho contest. cost increases.

to the third and off the faceoff, brian flynn and it is 2-1 sabres. meyers in the slot.s lose it 4-2. did major league baseball conspire against eric soguard? that's next. feway presents real or how to find big savings on the things you need.eek. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer bacon is only $3.99. rise and shine with simply orange oj, just $2.98. and oikos greek yogurt is only a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. the besis that millions of reda is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. night, eric sogard was on the way to winning the twitter contest, and then we wake up and david wright eked out a win. or, it was a conspiracy of the the voting closed at 8:00 a.m. eastern. the a's second base man was in the front until the final 15 minutes of voting. e

brian flynn gets the buffalo goal putting the sabers ahead.win 4-2, sharks drop both games to buffalo this year. eric sogard of the as almost the major league baseball face. he lost to david wright of the mets who garnered 51% of the fan voting. it is time for the friday night top five. number five, max who only has one arm sinked a half-court shot for 100 bucks. but the best part, he donated his winnings to charity. number one, spring training lucas duda robbed in center by perez. number three, san francisco state men blew out cal state east bay. gators brandon tatum with the ally-oop slam. former ucla player tyler honeycutt. one judge actually gave that dunk a nine. add number one, take a look at this. andrew delpac with the opening kick from 67 yards back. we will have,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> all right, we are at the weekend. david letterman is next. >> have a great weekend. ,,,,,,,

to the third and off the faceoff, brian flynn and it is 2-1 sabres. meyers in the slot.ose it 4-2. did major league baseball conspire against eric soguard? that's next. >>> when we went to sleep last night, eric sogard was on the way to winning the twitter contest, and then we wake up and david wright eked out a win. or, it was a conspiracy of the the voting closed at 8:00 a.m. eastern. the a's second base man was in the front until the final 15 minutes of voting. either 24,000 new yorkers woke up and grabbed their coffee and ran to the tweeter as jim harbaugh would say to vote for the mets' third base man or mlb decided they could not let a relative unknown win this contest. you decide. i say they stole it from sogard. the a's over came their anguish to beat the giants in the cactus league 7-6. norris with a homer for the a's. two score less and striking out davis. vogel song with his first of the season. it goes to buster posey for the tag. this gay has overcome mullet -- this guy has overcome multiple surgeries. he can hit. the giants beat the brew crew 4-3. finally t

to the third and off the faceoff, brian flynn and it is 2-1 sabres. meyers in the slot. sharks lose it 4-2. did major league baseball conspire against eric soguard? that's next. [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside, and it's cement and broken glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. ♪ night, eric sogard was on the way to winning the twitter contest, and then we wake up and david wright eked out a win. or, it was a conspiracy of the the voting closed at 8:00 a.m. eastern. the a's second base man was in the front until the final 15 minutes of voting. either 24,000 new yorkers woke up and grabbed their coffee and ran to the tweeter as jim harbaugh would say to vote for the mets' third base man or mlb decided they could not let a relative unknown win this contest. you decide. i say they stole it from sogard. the a's over came their anguish to beat the giants in the cactus league 7-6. norris

direction, we are at top speed eastbound 5 construction is slowing things down around greenville and north flynn this is how long it will take. 23 minutes from tracy to dublin. 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is under 20 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza shows we have cash payers loading up but fast track lane is moving fine, and cross the water to the peninsula to hayward, at foster city, it is empty and only taking you nine minutes. >> breaking news, an important thoroughfare in the east bay is closed after a fatal crab this morning between a car and a motorcyclist. we at fremont classified -- boulevard. >> you can see as far as we have been allowed to go showing you how large the area that is designated as part of the crime scene. fremont police are investigating a fail track accident at fremont boulevard half a mile from where we are now. the collision between a vehicle and a motorcyclist was first reported to poli

we will talk but shooting at a town hall tonight at leonard flynn on caesar chavez street. >>> sonoma county task force is being tested. it follows the shooting death of 13-year-old andy lopez. last night they were able to take a look at the devices and see how they were restored. the goal is to have them all wearing the patrol devices during the end of the year. they are trying to enforce laws against underage drinking. they will receive 300,000 over four years. the grant comes after police responded to a party whereas many as 150 underage teens were drinking while the host parents were upstairs. the host parents were cited. now the funds will be used to enforce the order maps which holds adults responsible for extra alcohol use. but this will host their day. >>> and president barack obama is expected to ask them to change the electronic surveillance program. they want phone companies to continue to keep bulk records for 18 months however they want court approval to access records. with the exception of russia, they are meeting in the internet they are lands -- net they are lands. th

tonight's meeting will be held at leonard flynn elementary school on cesar chavez st. some bay area residents who still need to sign up for obama care can do so at an event in san francisco today. s-e-i-u and united healthcare west are holding a enrollment even at the west bay conference center on filmore street at 5 this afternoon. open enrollment for obamacare ends on march 31st. americans who don't have health insurance at that time will face a penalty.use covered ca file video please and. 5 p.m. covered california enrollment event, sponsored by seiu-united healthcare west. west bay conference center, 1280 fillmore st., san francisco contact: sean wherley 893- 6831 obama-care open enrollment ends in one week, but some americans may get extra time to finish their applications. administration officials say they're *not extending the march 31-st deadline. but they're considering giving people who begin the process by the end of the month - more time if they have problems. americans who don't have health insurance this year will face a penalty. also today. americans are

. >> reporter: the meeting took place behind me at leonard flynn elementary school. the mood was tense as the chief tried to explain what happened as the officers approached the man shortly before the shooting. >> mr. nieto he had his hands behind him. they asked him to show his hands. mr.nieto by profession is a security guard but for mental health reasons -- >> [yelling] >> reporter: the man who yelled out is a friend of alejandro nieto who was shot and killed by officers. nieto's father also sat in the front door. he was among those who packed the hearing. >> he did not have a gun he had a taser like this. >> reporter: a taser that his friends say he carried as part of a job at a nightclub. but on saturday night, someone kaáuled police saying there was a man in the parking lot with a gun -- called police saying there was a man in the parking lot with a gun. >> he's got a gun at his hip and is walking back and forth along the chain link fence. >> they asked mr. nieto to show his friends to which he responded you need to show his friends. >> reporter: chief suhr say

that will be held at san francisco's leonard flynn elementary school on cesar chavez street. >>> it was incredible grief for the families of the 239 people onboard that plane after the prime minister of malaysia says all hope for survival is lost. the search for debris, and why that search was suspended today. >> reporter: this would have been day six of the search of the ocean. bad weather caused that search tonight to be called off. it was a day of frustration, and high emotion. citing new satellite evidence on flight 370's path, malaysia's prime minister delivered news so many families did not want to hear. >> according to this new data, flight image 370 entered in the southern indian ocean. >> the grief poured out as many families received a text message from malaysia airlines saying none of those onboard the flight survived. the new evidence came from british satellite firm imarset. the same company that determined the plane took either a northern, or southern path from where the plane was last seen. a new analysis eliminated the northerly route. >> our engineers and scientists hav

. >> reporter: the meeting took place behind me at leonard flynn elementary school. the mood was tense as the chief tried to explain what happened as the officers approached the man shortly before the shooting. >> mr. nieto he had his hands behind him. they asked him to show his hands. mr.nieto by profession is a security guard but for mental health reasons -- >> [yelling] >> reporter: the man who yelled out is a friend of alejandro nieto who was shot and killed by officers. nieto's father also sat in the front door. he was among those who packed the hearing. >> he did not have a gun he had a taser like this. >> reporter: a taser that his friends say he carried as part of a job at a nightclub. but on saturday night, someone kaáuled police saying there was a man in the parking lot with a gun -- called police saying there was a man in the parking lot with a gun. >> he's got a gun at his hip and is walking back and forth along the chain link fence. >> they asked mr. nieto to show his friends to which he responded you need to show his friends. >> reporter: chief suhr say

fox business contributor phil flynn in the trading pits of the cme. bp on track to spend $41 million o i knew exploratio, right? >> absolutely. and they needed to do it. they desperately had to win some of these they had to get back into the game, back into the gulf of mexico. it was really life or death. they were desperately the most desperate because i had to get back into the gulf of mexico. even with these bids, still remains to be seen if they will be able to sell the oil back to the united states government, but definitely a must when for bp. now they will be serious. the other big market we're looking at, the old and the metals. after the fed announcement yesterday, janet yellen talking about interest rates going up 6 months after the tapering. this breaking news on russian was happy and other emerging markets may slow down the gold selloff. india sales went up over 20%, other emerging markets if they get nervous will run to gold and will bring us back up. back to you. adam: phil fly, thank you. setting the market and try to the yesterday. the

eastbound 580 there is a project in place until 7:00 this morning between greenville road and north flynn. a few lanes blocked off and intermittent. slow down for the cone zone as always and if you are traveling in the westbound direction we can see all the red so take the extra cup of coffee because it is building up quickly up to greenville it things out at vasco. in is san jose northbound 280 away from 17, it is quiet. >> not irs is looking for you, it could be a good thing. the money report is next. >> is your teen looking for a summer job? we will tell you who is looking for hundreds of workers. >> the bay area strip club bombing that set off a major explosive >>> covering cupertino, wine country and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >>> welcome back at 5:14. we are learning more of what led san francisco investigators to seize a massive amount of explosives. security camera video show as powerful blast at a strip club on broadway if san francisco several months back and that started the police investigation. officers say the man spotted in the video setting up the device is an emp

that will be held at san francisco's leonard flynn elementary school on cesar chavez street. >>> it was incredible grief for the families of the 239 people onboard that plane after the prime minister of malaysia says all hope for survival is lost. the search for debris, and why that search was suspended today. >> reporter: this would have been day six of the search of the ocean. bad weather caused that search tonight to be called off. it was a day of frustration, and high emotion. citing new satellite evidence on flight 370's path, malaysia's prime minister delivered news so many families did not want to hear. >> according to this new data, flight image 370 entered in the southern indian ocean. >> the grief poured out as many families received a text message from malaysia airlines saying none of those onboard the flight survived. the new evidence came from british satellite firm imarset. the same company that determined the plane took either a northern, or southern path from where the plane was last seen. a new analysis eliminated the northerly route. >> our engineers and scientists hav

to phil flynn on filling you in. what's going on here? >> there you go.g and oil bills the highest we have ever paid ever because of the cold winter. what's bad about that, neil, is the price of heating oil is cheaper than it was a year ago, but because consumers use more of it and they could never turn their heaters off, they paid more. about 7% more. what's worse is than even natural gas prices where we're supposed to be the saudi arabia of natural gas, those supplies have dwindled to 60% below average. what that means is for the first time since 2003, the supplies of natural gas at the end of the season could fall below 1 trillion cubic feet. what that means is we may not get back to full storage by next winter unless we produce a record amount of natural gas. the other concern about that, of course, is if we don't get to that level, your air conditioning bills are going to be higher all summer. now, i know, neil, you were complaining there's no signs of spring anywhere. i did see a sign of spring. gasoline prices are starting to go back up. as they dw

we have fox news contributor, phil flynn. wholesale power prices up 26% versus this time last year.hat is a big job. >> a big job. when it comes to your heating bill, you will be paying for this winter probably well into next summer. you are only paying for part of what you went through. later in the year, the prices will continue to stay high. this is the time that prices usually come down. do not look at that to happen this year. >> that is terrible. >> i am a terrible person. >> no. >> i think that is a big story. melissa, people in the industry are in a sense of denial with this market. if you would have asked a lot of the experts whether we could and a season storage below, they would say it would never happen. it i to happen and it is going to happen this year. i am amazed that corporations across america are not locking in these prices. >> it is true. we are going to go on and tackle that. trucking along. ups adding 1000 propane trucks. we have tom close up on the phone now. why are they going for propane? >> to diversify their fleet. it actually makes sense to go with propan

the meeting is at 6:00 at the leonard flynn school. >>> the death toll has risen to 14 three days after a massive landslide and the list of people unaccounted for is still over 150. our reporter is live in snohomish county, washington, where crews are still in rescue mode this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. search teams are using dogs, sonar and helicopters to find those who are still missing. but the mud is just so thick. 15 feet deep in some areas and no one has been pulled from that rubble alive since saturday. >> this is a full-scale rescue effort. >> reporter: more than 100 emergency responders are scouring the vast debris field left after saturday's landslide looking for any signs of life. the wall of trees, rocks and debris swept through a rural community northeast of seattle costing lives and wiping out homes. fire officials say getting around is a huge challenge. >> sometimes it takes five minutes to walk 40, 50 feet and get our equipment over the berms. >> reporter: amid the grim scenes, there are bright spots. this 4-year-old boy was stuck in the mud

we have phil flynn at chicago mercantile exchange. this is affecting gasoline prices and we are going into the summer driving season. >> and not just because of the of oriole that ethanol prices have screamed so the exports may hold back with a global market. already we are seeing those concerns eased up a little better. we have more stocks than we thought possible now on top of that with concerns of global demand and china and japan lowering the price is. we are seeing the market react heating oil is down about $0.5 now back to you. adam: reshaping commerce for the number one retail spot in tie dash. cheryl: internet sales are deal breaking as several airlines hit new highs. coming up next. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and obal broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communicatsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. ev

we are seeing brake lights to north flynn.ll have your travel times, traffic and weather here every ten minutes. >>> oakland a's co-owner is weighing the possibility of a temporary stadium. over the stadium he said he would like to get an extended lease at the coliseum. if not, he is looking to have the team play elsewhere in the area. among the ideas having a temporary venue built next to a stadium currently being built for the san jose earthquakes. wolf also co-owns the soccer team. >>> good morning from oracle arena. the suns last night. the warriors are one of the nba's hottest teams having won 9 of 11. here's how it came down last night. klay thompson's back was just fine. in fact, he put the warriors on his back in the third scoring 13 of his 22 points. golden state outscored phoenix 38-17 in the quarter to beat the suns 113-107. >> if this were the apprentice donald trump would have told tiger you're fired. he imploded with three bogeys. he shot a 78 and finished tied for 25th. it was the other guy wearing red on sunday

let's bring in fox business contributor phil flynn from the price futures group.he trading pits of the cme. we're watching oil to snap two days of gains. what is going on in the contract, phil? >> we saw a big pop after the russian vote or ukrainian vote in crimea. they're back down now. once we saw that the sanctions were not really including energy, there is no immediate risk to supplies the market is focusing on the amount of supplies we have. we're seeing products really get whacked, because we thought if there was some type of conflict in the ukraine it would be up to the u.s. to replace the product in europe. that will not happen based off these sanctions, at least not in the near term. this is weighing down the market today. you mentioned industrial production. natural gas is up big. part of it is the weather. we also got a pop up after that number. the manufacturers after the interruptible contracts are probably coming back online because they couldn't run the factories because they couldn't get their hand on natural. that is number on the bull side. preci

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