okay, let me check with frank and i'll get back to you. okay, bye. frank? >> yeah?u're still giving your own purchase order. you're approving your own purchase, and giving your own purchase order. >> right. >> for instance, this day, no one knew you ordered this. >> then i will not purchase any more beef items, then. that's the way i-- if allowed to purchase only supplies, then i'll only purchase supplies. >> i still need to see it. you can't just-- you're still missing the point. you cannot just pick up the phone and say, "so and so, i need 10,000 plastic bags. here's my p.o. number." no, you need to check with somebody, and say, "is it okay that we purchase these 10,000?" and then that somebody is going to give you a p.o. do you pay the bills here? >> no, i don't. >> okay. everybody you order from wants their money in ten days. we don't have the money to pay them. >> but when i need bags or bulk boxes, i'm-- >> you need to get an approval. >> so then how would you want me to do this? >> you're supposed to give me the p.o.s. what are you missing? >> so either i nee

you know, it was a noble purpose. >> one day, marshal frank calls up, he is guilty.n the miami herald and i was angry, i was very angry, i was angry at him and the reporter. this is a man's life and you're printing this stuff and it is dangerous. because now everybody reads the miami herald, the courts are reading it. everybody reads it. >> people always want to believe somebody is innocent. but it is really dangerous years after the new fact to get a new trial for somebody, you know, for some legal flaw like maybe his lawyer didn't work hard enough or maybe some witness was unreliable. >> in fact, gwen gurley who recanted her original testimony against duckett now claims she was coerced into recanting by an investigator working for the duckett family. >> this man was at my house, if i was hanging up clothes he was always around, he never let my life at peace. so i just told him what he wanted to hear to leave me alone. what he told me happened, i said okay it happened. and the only reason i even agreed to do this interview was just to let it on record to let it be k

i knew then. >> marshall frank called and said something like, whoops!never guess what happened. and i had this feeling and he said, i think he's guilty. and i said what? i thought this seasoned homicide detective was trustworthy. >> i was wrong. and i crawled under the bottom of a mole hill so i could hide from the rest of the world. i was a little bit embarrassed. >> i loved the harold. my entire career. i was always credible. the last story i wrote for the herald, because marshall franklin was careless with my reputation work his reputation. so i got burned on that one. >> what can i say? it was a noble purpose. >> one day marshall frank calls up. he's guilty. the next thing we know, there is a big article in the "miami herald." and i was angry. i was very angry. i was angry at him, i was angry at the reporter. this is a man's life and you're printing this stuff and it's dangerous. now everybody reads the "miami herald." the courts are reading this. everybody reads it. >> people always want to believe that somebody is innocent but it is really dangero

>> we're doing a show called "being frank. the life and times of frank and frank."were friends for a while and -- then you you didn't talk to each other for a little bit, not on purpose, then you ran into each other? >> we got separated for 20 years. and then frank serendipitously got pulled over by the nypd in front of my house. [ laughter ] better known as the jimmy fallon show security. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. you know my guys, absolutely. but then you got together and you opened the best places. oh, my gosh. i mean the one -- the one in manhattan is amazing. the one in brooklyn is just off the charts. any one of the frankie's you want to go, check it out. you have the pasta -- you gotta boil the pasta? >> we've got the pasta boiling. >> jimmy: all right, good. you got the pasta right there. throw it in there, boiling water. all your pasta is all fresh. >> we do all fresh hand made pasta. let me just try some of this right here. you guys are off the charts. >> hows that cocktail. you want some cocktail? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i believe i need one. >> it's a g

frank thatcher buried with a bottle?frank sinatra area with a bottle? >> legend has it that he was actually there it with a flask of jack daniels. we know that he loved it. he chose to go onstage with it. he was introduced to it by jackie gleason in the late 1940's in new york city. he was a huge fan of jack daniels. what makes it special, besides the higher proof, is that they actually cut grooves into the wooden staves when they age that whiskey, giving the spirit more exposure to the wood, which they suggest will give it smoother character. >> what do you think echo will people be ordering -- what do you think? will people be ordering this at the flat iron room? >> i think people will go crazy for it. it is in popular demand now and they will run out of it, i would think. but also this is to give a halo effect to jack daniels. >> is celebrity that important when it comes to this special status? >> i think that is up for debate. mila kunis is now a celebrity endorser of jim beam. we will see how that works. but frank s

i'm frank mallicoat. 5:00 on the nose. let's get you out the door with a little weather. first day of spring and a lot of sunshine, right? >> yeah. a lot of sunshine after some morning clouds. we have patchy fog out there this morning, frank, and it looks like it's spreading onshore at the time. in fact, visibilities down to a quarter of a mile in the santa rosa area. by the afternoon though, plenty of sunshine. that fog will be mainly confined to the coastline but the temperatures are going to be a little cooler outside. clouds over the bay bridge right now. the temperatures running in the 40s and the 50s. this afternoon, we'll sneak in some of that spring sunshine. temperatures though will be cooler 60s maybe some low 70s in the warmest spots inland. a lot of 60s inside the bay and a few clouds and 59 degrees in pacifica. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> okay. on this friday morning at 5:00 this is usually right around the time that they clear a lot of the overnight roadwork. that is

frank. when tens of thousands of students faced off in the schools. 150 school winners then competed in the written spelling bee. so of course in the spirit of the spelling bee we're going to have our own competition. i was 3-3 yesterday frank. >> just stop it and give me the word. price waterhouse has the words there. >> here's your word. and you get more. quit cheating. okay. this is actually -- i think you may know it. >> don't preface it. >> anticipatory. >> anticipatory. >> anticipatory. >> there's too many sill 8:00s. a. n -- syllables. a. n. t. i -- s -- i've already screwed up. antis pa -- i have to write it down. >> you're seeing it written on the screen. look at it a. n. t. i. s. a -- >> p. o. r. yid? >> i can already tell you -- >> i'm wrong? >> okay. do we have a big buzzer? we have a hook? >> a. n. t. i. c. i. p. a. t. o. r. y.. >> yes. >> all right. >> oh frank. >> let the record show frank is 0-1. >> 0-1. >> okay. but this is -- >> at 6:00 we're going to have another word. may

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>>reporter: good morning, frank and michelle.ew memo released by a house subcommittee investigating the mass general motors recall is highly critical of gm and federal regulators. the memo said gm twice consider considered fixing the defect but did nothing about it. the defect is linked to 13 deaths. the gm ceo the testifies friday. >>reporter: stocks end the -- ended the week on an upnote afte . >>reporter: some good news for teens and young adults in san francisco, who are looking for jobs. city group is trying to help them find work and even start their own businesses. the city foundation is donating $50 million to ten large u.s. cities, including san francisco. city group says the money will help train teens for the workforce and also create jobs, and that includes staffing summer camps, parks, and government offices. frank and michelle. >> that's pretty cool. >>> apparently there's something new coming to the active wear industry. >>reporter: that's right. tori burch is taking aim to expand her fashion empire and get into wo

as i stated in my opening statement, i'm very concerned about dodd-frank implementation. i certainly hope that you will clearly communicate with congress if there are statutory ambiguities or obstacles that prevent the fed from doing the right thing when promulgating regulations. in that context, i'd just like to ask if you agree -- when chairman bernanke was before us -- last year i think it was -- i asked him the same question. i'd like to know if you agree with him that the areas of the end users, swaps pushouts and reducing the regulatory burden on community banks are areas in which we need additional statutory attention to getting it right. >> so the three areas that you mentioned are ones that are high on our list of concerns, areas that we are looking at ourselves as we design the dodd-frank regulations, in all of these areas we're doing our very best to address in these areas you've mentioned issues that have been raised and that we consider quite appropriate. it makes sense to me that congress should consider these areas as well. i want to assure you that we will

frank? >> what a night for him. i'm kind of surprised though with that kind of heart condition that he can play hockey at all. >> reporter: doctors have recommended against it. sam's parents have tried to get him into calmer sports like golf but sam won't be deterred and he has proven that he can handle it. >> well, he looks determined and happy, too. great story, anne makovec live in the newsroom. thank you. >>> 5:09. 10 days after the malaysia airlines jetliner vanish, new information is casting suspicious on the pilot. >> a bay area man is among two dozen military veterans getting their due finally. a big honor coming up. >> winter ending here comes spring. the temperatures looking spring- like already. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we have some vta delays now. we understand light rail is not operating between japantown and the convention center in san jose. they are offering alternate bus service. more on your commute coming up. but we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a quest

i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday, everybody. 5:00. and i think the weekend is here! and it's going to be great, right, lawrence? >> weekend going to be fantastic. today we have some clouds out there this morning something we haven't seen for a while. low clouds in the bay, high clouds likely to drift in, as well. still we'll find plenty of sunshine in the latter part of the afternoon becoming mostly sunny. these temperatures still comfortable. low 70s inside the bay. mid-70s in the valleys and cooler low 60s out toward the coast. clouds extending out over the bay. the temperatures are in the 50s and 40s. this afternoon enjoying sunshine looks like that sun will stick around through the weekend. 73 in san jose. 69 in san francisco. and some 60s out toward the coastline. how about some 80s this weekend, liz, would you like that? >> i would like that. i know, we're going to head out inland, i guess. and check out all those warm temperatures. for right now the roads are very quiet. no hot spots out there on

frank will do anything he need its to in order to get something done in those third episode of seasonnment freeze or shutdown. and you know, the republicans won't budge, the democrats won't budge. he goes let's give the republicans everything they want. so he says let's raise the age of retirement. and the democrats are in a flummox about this but he says if we are able to give what they want we will give what we want. that's the-- [bleep]. >> stephen: beau, thank you so much for joining me, beau welcome to toyota's #1 for everyone sales event. matt kenseth, what are you doing here? well, i do know a little about toyotas being #1. [ wife ] we're here to buy a camry. good timing. great choice. it took me to victory lane seven times last year. can i get you to sign something? sure. oh. can you write "you 'da man?" [ male announcer ] during toyota's #1 for everyone sales event, get 0% apr financing for 60 months on a 2014 camry. offer ends march 31st. for more great deals, visit toyota.com. yeah!! yeah!! [ male announcer ] toyota. let's go places. >> that's it for the report, everybody,

it is not everyday you get threatened by frank underwood.e felt like it deserved a strong response. >> you are giving them tax credits to begin with and they want more. you guys are saying, enough is enough. >> we hope they will be back for season three and i expect the negotiation to move forward. ,ith such a hard-line response we thought it deserved and underwood-style response. we propose the most frank-mike option, which was threatening to use imminent domain powers. intellectual property as well. edmonton will go to conference committee and will reach a number with them that will keep the production in maryland. , the actor who is the star, who has been lobbying you guys as well. there are other states that offer lots of tax benefits and they could move elsewhere. you guys benefit by having them there. it does create jobs. there is a trickle-down effect. andhat is absolutely true we hope they will be back and we are not asking them to come back for free. the program is authorized for seven point $5 million in the next fiscal budget. at

>> i thought were you going to get it, frank. well. >> i hate to bring you down but i'm not a good speller and you are. to test your skills, you can search kpix 5 cbs on facebook and like our page and then test your spelling ability which i will be doing shortly. look for the word of the day in the newsfeed and play along. >> we are going to practice all morning. >> collegiate, okay. >>> from the chef that created the "cronuts" a combination of a donut and croissant, there's another delicious treat. the new mouth-watering dessert next. >> collegiate. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, what is going on with the local pac-12 men's basketball team cal an stanford? we'll show you and what did the warriors do for an encore? coming up. ,, 0 it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? [phones rings] okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book, what is it, made of gold? just use citi popmoney. boom. ah, she's feeling lucky. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemistry book.

frank.you had stanford and dayton playing each other in the sweet 16. i'll tell you what, our analyst, dan had half of it. >> i like stanford on the road. do you like stanford in this game. >> i like stanford in this game. i like them. they're going to have to play great. >> is what what you said when you walked into the sports office. >> he was right. jason randolph, solid from the field. connor, takes the shot that could send the game to overtime, no. cardinals hang onto win 60-57. going to the sweet 16 where they have a date with dayton on thursday. wichita state will not be perfect. they missed a 3 at the buzzer that would have won the game. they are dealt their first loss of the year by kentucky. the shockers are out. randy bennett led 14-0 to start the game, and then it all went south against minnesota. see their season end, 63-55. and in australia, the dodgers jump to an early league in the national league west. la sweeps their two game set with arizona, so opening day, folks, for eve

frank will do anything he need its to in order to get something done in those third episode of seasontial government freeze or shutdown. and you know, the republicans won't budge, the democrats won't budge. he goes let's give the republicans everything they want. so he says let's raise the age of retirement. and the democrats are in a flummox about this but he says if we are able to give what they want we will give what we want. that's the-- [bleep]. >> stephen: beau, thank you >> stephen: beau, thank you so much for joining me, beau yes, i understand the fact that being made out of delicious chocolate makes me "high risk" for insurance companies. but i still believe i deserve coverage. and furthermore, i have been here for 15 minutes, which means... well, you know. um...geico only insures humans. insuring a delicious piece of chocolate... i'd lose my job for that. and then what would i do? ♪ woot woot. guess what day it is? save it hump boy. woot woot. guess what day it is? i've been claritin clear for 7 days. woohoo! at the first sign of my allergies, my doctor recommended taking on

frank will do anything he need its to in order to get something done in those third episode of seasono we have a potential government freeze or shutdown. and you know, the republicans won't budge, the democrats won't budge. he goes let's give the republicans everything they want. so he says let's raise the age of retirement. and the democrats are in a flummox about this but he says if we are able to give what they want we will give what we want. that's the-- [bleep]. >> stephen: beau, thank you >> stephen: beau, thank you so much for joining me, beau making moves that would put an adult in an emergency room. yet all they really want to do is grow up. it's funny, everyone i know wishes they could go back and feel younger. sound familiar? then test drive one of these. current non-gm owners and lessees use your $1,500 allowance to lease the 2014 cadillac ats for around $359 a month with nothing due at signing. it's on. in this corner, the newcomer citrus lime sirloin! and in this corner, chicken & shrimp tequila tango! 2 of the best, now on applebee's famous 2 for $20 menu. applebee's. s

house in amsterdam after a man was arrested for vandalizing hundreds of copies of frank's diary in tokyo line breaks the visit is set to take place on the sidelines of a new to the security summit and the g seven meeting the anne frank house in amsterdam along with the israeli embassy in japan and other donors have given back thousands of copies of the diary to japanese one race to replace the damaged and corn box. more than two hundred fifty copies of and things diary profound damage along with hundreds of other books related to the holocaust at libraries around tokyo. the book details frank's life hiding in concealed rooms from the nazis during the occupation of the netherlands ukrainian troops have consolidated their positions on the outskirts of ukrainian village fifty km from the russian border. beatrix recently arrived on location with tens of military vehicles and tanks since then locals have come to greet them and offered the material and moral support. b b b q what do so. it's a bunch of these guys. here they could have stayed quietly in the database which can only sit there but

i'm frank malaco. it is nearly 5:30. >>> this morning police are searching for a pickup driver after a deadly hit and run overnight. kate gogaron gathering the very latest developments for willow pass road where a woman was hit and killed. kate? >> reporter: frank, we just spoke with investigators a few moments ago, did confirm that the victim was a woman from concord. investigators are still here on scene. but they are getting ready to clear this area. that will be good news for morning commuters. we know there was a lot of evidence left behind here, stuff investigators will be needing to process over the next half hour. let me tell you, let's look at video. officers say the woman who was hit and killed wasn't even on the street when it happened. happened just before midnight. she was walking on the sidewalk when a vehicle either dragged or throw her on the side of the roadway. police say this is a major corridor for drivers to and from the city. >> this is generally a safe road. there are collisions

good morning, frank. hi, lawrence. san francisco flower & garden show which is at the san mateo events center. and what a wonderful time to be here. hey, i'm being flanked by two very handsome gentlemen here. >> thank you. >> true. brian cope from terra firma landscape and chris woods the show director here. brian, this is amazing. tell me about it. >> thanks so much. so the inspiration for this garden piece came from our respect for the northern california countryside and napa valley. these old growth vines were torn up in november and they were going to be burned and so we repurposed them into this garden element and a spot for contemplation and reflection surrounded by all these wonderful california native plants. >> yes. that are drought resistant, right? >> yes. a great idea can be found here -- great ideas can be found here as we recognize the california drought situation. everyone is going to have it adjust. a lot of these plants that you see here can survive in the california environment with very little water.

good morning. >> hey, good morning to you frank and michelle.nvestigators want to learn more about the men behind flight 370's controls. seth done is in malaise california plus the physicist on the unique challenges of searching in the indian ocean and new age sight into why it's so difficult to find the plane. and then meeting your soul mate can be hard when there aren't any other souls for miles. so we're going to introduce you to one of the many couples who found each other on farmersonly.com. the news is back in the morning. so we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> there's a dating site for everyone. >> for everyone. farmers only. love it. >> yes. it's an "udderly" amazing source. >> oh we'll see you at 7:00. >>> yeah time now 6:52. tensions between russia and the u.s. show no sign of cooling off. how russia's president is adding more fuel to the fire. >> and a man is shot to death inside a south san jose home. where police found marijuana plants inside. we've got a live report coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bulldog: you know, bulldog: you know,

>> reporter: good morning frank. we've got some new details here that kind of straighten out the stair of what's happening here in south san jose. first off we're on the 5,000 block of eppling lane. this is in south san jose near blossoms hill and 101. this started as a 911 call that came in about 9:39 last night. the fire department was set to go on scene but they stayed off a couple of blocks away as the police department investigated. and they discovered a man in his 20s who was deceased here on the scene of this home. interesting thing they found, a couple of marijuana plants wouldn't elaborate any more than that and only would say it was marijuana plants they found on scene here. there was no sign of forced entry and the man did have a right to be inside the home although they did not say whether or not he actually lived here. the person who called 911 knew the man but we don't know the nature of their rich. right now -- relationship. right now the police call this a death with suspicious circumstances. we'll be

i'm frank mallicoat. it's 6:00. >>> developing news, cate caugiran joins us live from hayward where a fatal accident has shut down bart service this morning. cate. >> reporter: frank, michelle, now some ac transit buses are here trying to help commuters get to where they need to go because the gates are down here at south hayward bart station and in its place you can take a look taped on is this sign letting people know, no bart service here. over the past hour we have seen this bart station agent run from car to car to get the word out to computers that trains are not running from this station, fremont or union city. commuters have been told to head to hayward bart or bay fair if you are going to san francisco. we spoke with one man headed to san bruno this morning who says he understands why the trains are shut down but it's still frustrated. >> it's going to affect me. i'm probably going to be half hour or hour late. it seems like as soon as the bart people got what they wanted, it was more accidents a

frank will do anything he need its to in order to get something done in those third episode of season two we have a potential government freeze or shutdown. and you know, the republicans won't budge, the democrats won't budge. he goes let's give the republicans everything they want. so he says let's raise the age of retirement. and the democrats are in a flummox about this but he says if we are able to give what they want we will give what we want. that's the-- [bleep]. >> stephen: beau, thank you than chocolate, it's an invitation to stop and savor the unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. what is focus? it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... it's knowing beyond a doubt "you got this"... it's keeping your head down, your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park... it's getting in the zone... it's keeping on your toes... on target... on top... focus is staring the world in th

i'm frank mallicoat. it's 5:00. >>> we have breaking news with bart right now. the bart service still isn't running between hayward and fremont this morning. the route was shut down late last night after a person was hit and killed by a richmond- bound train. bart officials say the person was on the tracks around 11:30 last night when they were struck. right now ac transit buses are actually transferring riders through the area. service resumes at sunrise. we have a crew on the way. cate caugiran will hope to have a live report for you shortly. >>> let's check in with elizabeth for a check on traffic. >> more people may be hitting the roads that could be using 880, which is free and clear by the way. but again, just to reiterate, there is no service between south hayward and fremont. the hayward stop is different than the south hayward station, it's the end of the line this morning. we thought the investigation might be wrapped up but it's still affecting service for the start of the commute right now. we

and then trent franks of arizona. franks once referred to president obama as an enemy of humanity. and jim bridenstine of oklahoma who made headlines when he refused to challenge a town hall attendee who told him that president obama should be, quote, executed as an enemy combatant. as i said, the far right is now the far out. and then there is this group of full mooners at the event. here is some more color from conference as reported by mother jones. a nonprofit called empact america schooled attendees about the threat of a terrorist attack by way of an electromagnetic pulse. former reagan defense department official frank gaffney articulated his view that american conservative union grover norquist is an undercover agent for the muslim brotherhood. got that one? ginni thomas, i don't know her, but a daily caller contributor and wife of clarence thomas, she alleged president barack obama may be guilty of providing material support, material support, like guns and ammo i suppose for terrorism. and at least one panelist at cpac suggests that john boehner was part of the benghazi co

frank blake, chairman and ceo of home depot.he next half hour in an exclusive interview. we should apologize to joe in advance. whenever we show your picture, you are wearing the apron. and i know there's no -- >> went more formal this morning. >> you went more formal this morning. thank you for being here. let's just set the table for everybody in terms of what is going on here. i don't know if we can get a shot of -- i mean, it's just remarkable, what we have behind us. you have 3,100 people? >> we have 3,100 people, store managers, district managers, all of our merchants, 700 vendors. we set up -- this is what we call our product walk this is several hundred thousand square feet to get our store managers aware of the new product that's going to be hitting their stores in the spring. >> how many years have you been doing this for? >> we've been doing this for eight years now. >> and every store manager gets to come -- this is not a reward. >> every store manager comes, yep. >> let's just talk about the economy and retail at la

good morning, kent. >> reporter: good morning, frank. it was a disappointing year for bay area basketball teams, but not for sanford. they ended a long ncaa drought, making it to the pig dance for the first time in 6 years. . >> it is their first trip since 2002, and the first since dokem took over as head coach. the cardinals one of 6 teams in the field. cal is not one of them. >> whether or not there's pressure on the coach, pressure on anybody, individually. i think just collectively as a team, we set this goal, and we wanted to accomplish it. we didn't want to let anything stand in the way. >> definitely vindicated. of course we're always reloved. you're excited to be playing, have an opportunity to win a championship. >> reporter: they'll play mountain west champion new mexico on friday in saint louis. the logos were 27-6 overall. won 14 of their last 16 games. the winner will play eastern kentucky if they get by new mexico. florida is the number-one overall seed. wichita state in the midwest, and fresh off winning their first tourn

hello frank and michelle. good to see you.shington state with the growing death toll from that horrible massive mud slide. and there are new stories of survival today. we have a physicist in studio 57 with the look at the other areas across the country most at risk for a slide. plus seth doane is in malaysia where that announcement was made that more than 100 objects possibly related to flight 370 were spotted on satellite. we're also on board a search plane this morning as crews fly through rough weather trying to find the wreckage off of australia's coast. and a bay area leader in the farm-to-table movement talks to her younger self about overcoming challenges and reaching the height of success. we're talking of course about chef alice waters of berkeley chez panisse. she shares her note to settlement. into us is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> all right. >> reporter: back to you two, you guys. >> all right. thank you. >>> 6:51 now. for the first time in weeks, a big batch of snow is blanketing the sierra just

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frank and michelle.ad bob orr is going to joining us with the latest on the investigation into the disappearance of the flight. no sign of that plane. we are going to talk to captain sully sullenberger on the possible reasons there was no mayday call from the pilots. and then seth doan, he is in china, he spoke to the girlfriend of one of the american passengers. the reason she is still holding out hope that her boyfriend is alive. and then, finally, a california pioneer in human genetics is with us in studio 57 with his plan to help people live longer and healthier live. we all want that. the news is back in the morning. we will see you at seven. >> all right. norah, thank you. >>> it is 65:71. we have a fight over francisco's waterfront and it's washing ashore. >> should the voters have to weigh in any time a developer proposed a tall building on the edge of the bay? a judge is set to hear arguments in week. we have an inside look. >> good morning. frank and michelle. imagine you are a developer and yo

i'm frank mallicoat. >>> i'm michelle griego. time is 600. let's check in with liz. >>> delays are getting underway, if you are i don't riding mass transit, it could be a wet evening commute. bart system on time. train number one delayed right now. hitting the roads, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. they just switched the metering lights on. we're starting to see delays building. south track backed up to the first overcrossing. the heaviest drive time with delays coming out of tracy on 285 and sluggish conditions to isabel. roberta has your high de f doppler out. >> it will be a wet commute. good morning, everybody. as we take a look at or doppler radar, we have feeder bands impacting the northern portion of the bay area towards inverness. the heaviest rainfall will push into the bay area between 1:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. that's all associated with the frontal boundary. right now, cool temperatures, into the 40s and 50s. later today with increasing south winds, 10 and 20 miles per hour, this is a strong, late season cold f

i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 5:30. >>> the search for a missing malaysia airlines flight 370 is getting more desperate. we are also getting new information on the people who use two stolen passports to board the plane. kpix 5's mark kelly is in the newsroom monitoring the new overnight developments. >> reporter: investigators have identified two iranian member on flight 370 traveling with stolen passports. it's believed they were for illegal immigration not to commit terrorism. as for the search, investigators are taking a new turn. >>> reporter: the search for flight 370 is expanding. crews are now focusing their efforts in the waters off the west coast of malaysia. and in vietnam, search-and- rescue teens are also hitting land -- teams are also hitting land. the u.s. is among 10 nations in a working together to find the malaysia airlines jet and the 239 people on board. >> right now by my estimates we're looking at hundreds of miles, so time is not on our side because that area is indeed growing by

i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday. >> we have breaking news right now in san jose. you're looking live at the scene of a house fire in the 2900 block of aetna way. two people were badly burned in this fire. it started at 3:30 this morning. firefighters said they were unable to escape initially and it started -- [ indiscernible ] just after 3:30. firefighters say that the house or part of the house has collapsed. no word yet on any injuries. we are going to bring you that information as soon as we get it. >>> right now a little weather and traffic in what looks like a partially great weekend, right, lawrence? >> yeah. 50/50 weekend indeed as we are going to see a lot of sunshine coming our way and some spring- like temperatures starting today. out the door we go. couple of patches of fog a little thick out toward the coastline. a few high clouds drifting overhead. those clouds look ominous but high pressure building in going to send most of those to the north. overlooking the san jose area, well, got some

liz: i look at these, frank, i get nervous.rystal ball with how volatile the markets. who knows where you are at seven years, you may lose your job and mortgage readjust to higher rate. where does the fed begin with this? they may hold off on tightening rates. fed fund futures rates are different than mortgage rates but they do tend to move slightly in tandem. >> well, you know, liz, i just think that there's enough built into these products now you will not have to worry about it. they have got caps that will protect you. down the road i see a concern. down the road am i going to get hit hard or not make the payment? a lot comes down to what brian said, get into it for the right reason. if you know you're not in the product for long period of time, what have you. this is good product to get into. if you're in there three, four years, something like that, that will work out great for you. also fully indexed rate is probably jeez, under what, 3%, probably something like that on most of these adjustable rate loans. with caps buil

and frank houston is oakland county democratic chair out in michigan. frank, you're a pro. talk to you. i keep talking about the eight-mile line there. and i think about macomb county. it's classic in terms of white-black relations and regular congratulation, the whole thing. what can the democrats do to reach a white male working guy? >> well, i think, i didn't see, and first of all thanks for having me. i think it's important that white guys like us want the same things of any person of color or women want too. we want to know that when a politician makes a promise, a promise made is a promise kept. we want to make sure that, for instance, i'm a father and that my children have the opportunity not just to survive, but thrive in today's world. and we want to make sure that also i think that when democrats are talking to white men, that we really are creating a culture in this country where hard work is rewarded with fair pay. and i think as long as democrats remember those core issues, and democrats like gary peter here is in michigan who are running for the u.s. senate i

. >> i'm frank. it's 4:30. we know it's going to rain. >> when you know it's going to rain, you get in the garden ahead of time. >> i was in the garden yesterday, getting everything ready to roll. we do have more rain coming in the bay area. we're going to get the timing for you next. >> your overnight drive time still good. we still have road work out there. we'll tell you about that as well as any accidents. >>> happening today, it's back to federal court for state senator leland yee. >>reporter: this was leland yee leaving federal court on wednesday, where he will be returning monday morning. his lawyers said he will plead not guilty to charges against him, sex federal counts related to an alleged construction conspiracy, involving armed trafficking and fraud to fund his campaign, the product of a long undercover fbi sting operation. >> this is a hard defense to make out. >>reporter: lawyer process for -- law professor says it will deped on what they come up up. the allegations against one of the bay area's

dear commissioners, on february 17th, claron lost frank. he was a mac claron park stewart and we feel his loss. he was the public face for many years and president of thumb. in this position he attended public meetings. he was a champions and created funding for his park. he led nature hikes throughout the park. he liked bringing new people to discover mac claron park. he talked about his childhood growing up by the park and considered it being his backyard. he defended the park that it was a dangerous place with few amenities. he inspired many who created park appreciation and stewardship. as the park collaborative, we want to bring together the groups and individuals who loved this special park. we do this primarily by networking to share information and collaborating with the department, the san francisco park's alliance and the park advocacy, we hope to continue the work started by the friends of mac claron's park. we wish you to share afternoon and tribute dedicated to frank on saturday may 31 at 1:00. it will be a day of music from lo

frank? >> kiet, supporters of the bill seem to be concerned about the message it's sending to kids. >> reporter: so technically these things aren't cigarettes but they still look like a stick with smoke puffing out. and if a child sees an adult standing on a curb smoking something that looks like a cigarette, people are concerned they will pick up the habit. >> thank you, kiet do in san jose. >>> devastated families of flight 370 passengers are refusing to give up hope after being told the missing plane crashed into the indian ocean. family members and supporters demonstrated on the streets of beijing as they marched towards the malaysia embassy. they want some answers. for now, though, the exhaustive search efforts are focused on an extremely remote area of the southern indian ocean. search teams are determined to get proof that has been incredibly difficult to find. >> as a turning point for us i think will be when we pull some piece of debris from the surface of the ocean and positively i

frank?hone with you so what happens if your battery dies or what if you forget it? >> reporter: that is one of the major criticisms of the product and because it happens we leave our phones or the battery dies but they plan to put in a password so you can activate it without your phone should that happen. >> and when will these be out? >> reporter: we know that beta testing is here in san francisco first. they are going to select about 50 to 100 of the preorder customers to test it and it's expected to be out on the market by thi summer. >> thank you. sounds good. cate, thanks. >>> 6:47. a check of traffic now. liz, what have you got? >> winds are the biggest traffic story now. we're not seeing any huge accidents to slow you down but our cameras are kind of shaking back and forth with some of the gusty conditions. we have seen a number of reports of trees down as well in some cities and side streets. if you are traveling northbound 880, that's what you're looking at right now near the oaklan

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