i knew then. >> marshall frank called and said something like, whoops! you'll never guess what happened. and i had this sinking feeling, and he said, i think he's guilty. and i said, what? i thought this seasoned homicide detective was reliable and 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 herald. my entire career. i never had a restrax. retraction. i was always credible. the last story i wrote for the herald and to have my last story be a dreck because marshall frank was careless with my 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. >> p

okay, let me check with frank and i'll get back to you. okay, bye. frank? >> yeah?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 need

i'm frank somerville. tonight hollywood goes to war. when the united states entered world war ii some of the most famous directors in the movie industry stepped forward to volunteer their skills, their experience, and their expertise. in some cases they made propaganda films rallying the nation to the war effort. in others they put their lives at risk documenting the combat itself. one of those was john ford. assigned to the pacific island of mid-way. they stood at the pacific filming the battle. ford himself was knocked off that roof and received shrapnel wound. he produced a documentary called the battle of mid-way. and in 2000, ktvu's bob mackenzie found a former american sailor who was not part of ford's film and who's heroism went unrecognized for half a century. >> reporter: for more than 50 years nobody knew that art lewis was a hero. that he had risked his own life to save other people's lives in world war ii. that's because lewis never talked about what he had done and because the men who hand out medals and write military hist

. >> frank frank is always the last to -- frank has a problem with long jump and the hurdles. >> go through the thing instead of over it. >> he runs back and forth down the fence. he checks multiple places, finally, frank is, like, okay, okay, i'm going to go for it. gets a running start and goes! he makes it. and i say no elk left behind because look who is waiting for him across the way. >> his little buddy. >> the camera shows the whole herd is, like, everybody, let's wait for frank, take a few minute break. frank takes extra time but that's okay. >> how adorable that the entire herd waited. >> the back of the herd now. >> take a break, please. >>> you got a true gear head on your hands when he sees a beautiful porsche. up ahead of him, he gets his camera out and there is something to it. it is an iconic exhaust sound. he turns down his radio to capture the car taking off. the car takes off, nice little spirited run. reports say this is a test drive. somebody taking this porsche out for a test drive. but soon after, this car goes to mick a right-hand turn. this is taking place in south a

i'm frank mallicoat. a little traffic and weather. good day for baseball. >> great day all around the bay area for baseball and anything else. lots of sunshine coming our way. these temperatures probably the warmest of the week. out the door we go, yeah, it's a little cool in spots but by the afternoon, see some mid-80s in the warmest spots inland, 70s inside the bay and upper 60s some low 70s toward the coastline. patchy, dense fog at the coastline and high clouds. temperatures mild into san jose at 58 degrees. 56 in san francisco, 56 also into oakland. this afternoon, how about this? some mid-80s the warmest spots inland. you will see a lot of 70s and 80s inside the bay. just looking very nice. and even sunshine toward the coastline. about 70 degrees in pacifica. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> we will take you out to the san mateo bridge where everything looks good on the bridge itself. it's actually getting there that might be an issue. there's a stuck big rig and it's loaded so right now it

a final check with frank, who is outside at&t park. >> whoo! >> getting ready for the giants home opener. you found some friends, frank. >> reporter: i did. it's amazing. you got a camera, you got a microphone and look what i found here. [ screaming ] >> reporter: they didn't know each over. they show up and look what happened. >> amazing. >> reporter: they found each other, right? >> yeah. >> good things follow. absolutely. >> reporter: where did you which all this stuff? >> piece it together over a long time going to games, being a fan of the giants ready to have a good time today on home opener. >> it's an even year. we do it in the even years. >> there you go. whoo whoo. >> reporter: you're quiet back there. >> keeping up with her? this is a hard acted to follow. [ screaming ] >> reporter: who's going to win? >> giants, whoo! [ screaming ] >> that's it. the giants are going to win. back to you guys. >> frank, have you had any garlic fries yet? >> reporter: no. i haven't been in the park yet but we're on our way. >> all right. opening day. >

come on, frank. >> i know, frank is always the last one over. frank has a problem with long jump and the hurdles. >> come on. >> trying to go through the thing instead over it. >> he runs back and forth along the fence and checks multiple places, finally, frank says, okay, okay, i'll go for it. gives it a running start and goes! yeah. >> that was awesome. >> he makes it. and i say no elk left behind who is wait can for him across the way. >> his buddy waits? >> the camera shows the whole herd lets frank take a few minute break and frank takes extra time but that's okay. >> how adorable the entire herd waited. >> take a break, please. >>> it's almost exactly four years to the day that something really wild happened out on the high seas when somali pirates took over a german shipping vessel. this video is crazy and they are dropping down the dutch marines with their guns drawn on this thing. if you saw "captain phillips" that was a true story and they could make a movie out of this, too, they are patrolling on the ship and you see them glass broke

but franks had something she felt was almost as good.ven was a collector of knives. in an online video, raven, with janet by his side, proudly displays one of his recent acquisitions. >> that's my new knife. got it for christmas, thank you. bought it myself. >> raven had told detectives his collection was missing, along with his laptop. then there was the issue of motive. prosecutors don't need to prove it, but jurors have come to expect it. so charlene franks called sandy garrison, raven's boss at the time of janet's death. garrison told the jury raven knew he was about to lose his job. >> he looked at me with a little smile and said, "you got my pink slip, boss?" no, we're going to wait until the end of the month for this. >> charlene franks' point was looming debt could have driven raven to kill. she then showed the jury janet's life insurance policy. the payout was $500,000. the beneficiary was raven abaroa. >> the only way he could afford to live his lifestyle was to get that insurance policy. >> but another piece of this puzzle was

right, why i do need that or am i right, why do i need frank? every day is different. some days i order a lot of stuff. >> 11.9 billion catalogs are mailed out last year. you know how much paper that is? >> a don't know. the chief operating officer from one of those places -- never mind. >> we're done with that. enjoy your catalogs. >> we're going to do something fun on fridays. it is called fan friday. people always -- they see us on the street, they're like, say my name. say hello to my mother. and we want to, but we can't. we decided we figured out a way to do that. share with us on facebook or twitter a photograph and we're going to say your name. >> be careful. >> yes. right. first up, brandon sent us this tweet. >> he noticed that hoda looked like she was wearing bunny ears. >> oh. >> or you're a devil. >> here is one of -- all right. that's cute. >> perfectly angelic. >> we appreciate it. a photo sent in by michael at creighton university in omaha, nebraska, here he is posing with the ladies. >> that's hysterical. he made us this profile

i'm frank mallicoat. it's 5:00. yesterday's storm really did a number on folks here in the bay area. >> yeah. check out this tree in walnut creek. it came crashing down landing on a car and two-story building. the 40-foot tree is being removed this morning. then crews can assess the damage to the building >>> check this video from the north bay up in napa. look at the hail coming down. you can hear it. it almost looked like snow on the ground there. let's get a check of weather now and find out when the sunshine is going to reappear. >> i was standing out inhale yesterday for two, three hours. it hurts. it really hurts. good morning, everybody. let's head outside. we have leftover lingering back side precipitation. when i say back side it's on the back side of the area of low pressure that's taken a nosedive to the south. light rain on either side of the richmond/san rafael and moderate downpours from sfo to millbrae. keep the umbrella handy. 40s and cool this morning. later 50s and 60s, cloudy. the dryin

frank and michelle?nd apparently we're all going to pay more for weddings this year even if we're only a guest. >> reporter: well, that's right. it's costing a whole lot more just to attend a wedding. according to a survey by american express, wedding guests will spend an average of $539 per wedding this year and that doesn't even factor in a gift. now, that is up about 10% from last year and it's up about 75% from two years ago. now, this includes everything from flights and hotels to getting a dress and a tux and frank and michelle, if you are in the wedding party, even more than that. >> yeah. you're in deep trouble. just write a check. they can go buy a house or whatever. it's not romantic but it's so practical. >> good luck talking a bride into that one. cbsmoneywatch reporter jill wagner, have a great weekend, thank you. >>> 5:40. thousands of people applying for a one-way ticket to mars have to get past a doctor first who he says will make the cut. >> good morning, everybody. roberta gonzales live

frank? >> mash, the payments knew one another. personality traveling home from a likely air show it's call the pacific coach dream air show, an event organizers says the plane is considered a chase plane and that's the plane that takes photographs of the other planes during these air shows. >> mark kelly live on the shores of the bay in richmond, thank you, mark. >> the. >>> the plane did not check on hope bay a board the plane, land safe autophagiles in amacor county. >> the best facilities and the best situation he could encounter would be here because we have a one mile stretch. that's a very wide -- lit, gate, no obstructions on either end and it's safe and also virtually sea level so you've can a good situation. the facility ifs here already i mean, the plane is running and if picture in his seat, i would have done the same thing. >> emergency crews were there to meet the plane when it landed but they were not needed. >>> an amber alert issued in fresno county as police search for a missing 3-year-old girl. tonya is about thr

frank? >>> all right thank you. a rare lightning storm that ripped through the bay area left a path of destruction from the north bay to the east bay. >> and we heard it. kpix 5's cate caugurian joins us live in berkeley at a house that's going to need a little repair work. good morning cate. >> reporter: good morning frank and i can tell thaw family is not going to be waking up in their home this morning. if you take a look at this tree right here, it once was an 80- foot tall redwood and now just reduced this. the rest of the tree landed all over the home and in yard over here. onto the car. shattering its windows. neighbors nearby say the lightning was so close, it sounded like an explosion. >> i've never been so close to lightning. it was just -- really, really it felt like a bomb went off. >> reporter: the time burned into francesca's memory. >> 1:14/12 by my watch. >> reporter: the sound unforgettable. >> saw a flash. very -- it was unmistakable. it was very dramatic. >> reporter: its

>> oh, come on. >> look at that. >> frank edges out lawrence for the vick think. okay frank.e'll give you props for that. don't forget, yeah, i know. >> actually someone told you florida won. >> my mother-in-law called me over the weekend and sheas like guess what, florida won and she calls back 15 minutes later, oops i made a mistake. >> oh, bummer. well remember you can see the kentucky wildcats take on the yukon huskies for the national title at 6:00 tonight right here on kpix5. >> yukon has the women and the men in the final game now. so they can double dip. >>> it's 5:51 on your monday, chaos near the campus at uc santa barbara. how a college party quickly turned into this big mess. oscar pistorius takes the witness stand in his own defense as the former olympic star tries to avoid jail time. ,,,,,, ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? so i should pr

i will ask frank buckley to go ahead and respond. i agree with a fair bit, although i'm not talking about obamas a much as the institution. were the situation reversed and we had a republican doing what is doing, those people who are supporters of obama would -- might realize that there are dangers in this direction. thing. last i would like to see more accountability and more congressional oversight and there is an institution meant to do that, the inspectors general. russell george issued the inspector general -- the inspector general of the irs issued a report on lois lerner, and for that his integrity was questioned by democratic members of congress. and gerald walton, who was investigating a democratic donor , was summarily fired by president obama. he was the specter general of some other branch of the government. we are so partisan that even efforts to promote integrity in government and congressional oversight are condemned by the other side. that is how much we have sunk. host: our guest is frank buckley, a law professor at

i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday. it is 5:00. get you out the door with a little traffic and weather. brian is in for lawrence this morning. >>> good morning, frank. and good morning to you. thanks for stopping by channel 5 this early friday morning. we have a nice forecast and a nice weekend on tap, too. temperatures today will approach the 80-degree reading inland. around the bay we'll be in the low 70s and at the coast this morning, a few low clouds, not much, most people will be waking up to nice brilliant sunshine and the extended forecast is calling for that sunny warm weather to continue right through the weekend. numbers peak on sunday. monday we cool it down a little bit and we have a chance of rain coming in on tuesday. and much cooler weather tuesday and wednesday and thursday we recover from that. but in the meantime, sunshine and plenty of it. let's get a look at the road ahead. here's elizabeth. >>> we still have this traffic alert unfortunately in oakland. chp extended it by a half hour. now they hope to clear lane

>> reporter: hi, frank. hi, michelle. we are at moscone center today because 11,000 people are coming to pick up these bibs. you say what are these? let me explain in this week's edition of "where's roberta?" >> reporter: it's one of the most challenging half marathon courts in the united states. >> pace yourself up the hills, make sure that you recover at the top. use the downhills to your advantage and then get ready to climb again. >> reporter: the transamerica rock 'n roll half marathon san francisco is this sunday. and the bay area is known for its running community and its crowd support. >> san francisco's a great running city. it's a great runner's city. there is a great community here. >> reporter: let's check the course with mario from competitor magazine. >> we are at the 10-mile mark by the marina green. look at this. we have the golden gate bridge as a backdrop. you run two miles on the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: running over the golden gate bridge is a dream come true for runners across the world. how m

i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00 on your wednesday. and we begin with some breaking news this morning in marin county where crews are on the scene of a two-alarm fire. this is live pictures out of novato. it began just after 3:00 this morning in the garage of a home on chase street. the novato fire district says it's already starting to release some crew members from the scene so they are getting a handle on the garage fire. >>> let's check traffic and weather. let's start with lawrence. >> nice day around the bay area more sunshine coming our way not as much wind today so temperatures going to start to warm up still a few high clouds overhead, as well. you can see some of that on our latest satellite image. otherwise it should be a nice dry day ahead. so here we go with the temperatures. 50s and low 60s coastside. 60s inside the bay and low 70s in the warmest valleys. if you are headed out the door it is cooler than yesterday at this time in fact temperatures dropping off into the 40s and 50s even had a couple of 30s early on. by the

i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00. get you a little weather, traffic and a little bit of rain coming later tonight, right? >> that's right, frank. later tonight. we could see showers moving in today. the better part of the day okay. a lot of clouds moving through we are seeing some of that this morning. that rain hung up though in far northern california is going to take some time to get here but once it does, looks like showers are developing later tonight into tomorrow. today becoming mostly cloudy outside. still some mild temperatures. 60s and 70s as you work your way inland. 60s in the bay and 50s and low 60s toward the coastline. the clouds moving overhead right now so not quite as cold. temperatures the upper 40s and the mid-50s. by this afternoon, becoming cloudy. but these numbers about 70 degrees in san jose. 65 in oakland and 62 degrees in san francisco. we'll have more on the rain coming up. right now check on the roads with elizabeth. >> we are bracing ourselves for maybe tomorrow's wet morning commute. for

>> reporter: good morning frank, michelle, everybody. when we left you one hour ago it was 53 degrees here in dublin. it's now dropped down to 49 degrees. you can definitely feel the chill in the air. oh, you want to see what an offshore flow looks like? check this out. there is lawrence's sun up throughout the tri-valley. yes we have warm air mass in place and as a result, we will see the potential for high fire danger so earlier this morning i spoke with battalion chief bob hopkins about his fire concerns and here is what he had to say. >> we have a number of concerns. the temperatures as you indicated are rising probably 10 degrees above normal so about 80 degrees or so you can see our fields are starting to dry, hills are turning golden brown and there are going to be like that in the very near future so we're concerned about fires that wouldn't occur a few short weeks ago. >> the fire season never really ended in the bay area did it? >> it did not. it didn't end in a number of areas throughout the state so we've had just two weeks a

a bob franks fan.year-old guy who drove him around back in that campaign against jon corzine and his name is bill st stepien. back in 2000 he was fresh out of college and was the first time he was paid to work in politics. he was driving around bob franks to his speeches and meetings in that 2000 campaign. that got bill his foot in the door and got to manage a campaign of his own and hfs the campaign for barone in 2003. sadly bob franks passed away at 58, just a couple years ago. bob franks in that 2000 campaign is one of the threads that connects barony andsteppen. they are part of a core group of new jersey republicans whose roots can be traced to franks, who stayed in close contact with each other and ended up on chris christie's team. which brings us to this man, the man who ran the bob franks campaign in 2000, whose reputation as a strategist soared because of how close they came to pulling off what would have been a seismic upset. he was 26 years old and getting his first shot at managing a major

tonight a conversation with frank langella. he is appearing in less than -- no less than six films this year including draft day. he is also a best-selling writer. his memoir has gone into its fourth renting -- renting. -- printing. we are glad you joined us. a conversation with frank langella coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lees don't. tavis: i have to. frank langella made his debut in an off-broadway production of the moralist. he has won three tony awards and was nominated for an oscar for his portrayal of nixon. king leart finished in the u.k. and new york, and ,ou can see him in draft day about football. we will start with a clip from draft day, in which he stars with kevin costner. >> i asked you to make a splash, and you did. >> is everyone still there? >> it's good to be the owner. i am heading for new york. >> you are going to the draft. >> of course i am going to the draft. we got o'callaghan. callahan. >> i guess that's settled. >> we still have

michelle and frank, back to you. >> tough friday.ou, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> new this morning, if other drivers are making you angry on the roads, there is some new technology that can calm you down. a little wacky but it's called emotional detection system. an infrared camera behind the steering wheel reads your facial expressions while you drive and when anger is detected an alarm sounds and mellow music comes on to relax you. experts say the device can help with road rage. >>> it could be a device that's court ordered to be put on a vehicle if somebody has road rage. >> the company behind the emotional detection system is also working on a camera that can identify fatigue and sound an alarm to wake you up but this new technology not available in the united states just yet. >>> hey, some good news for marin county commuters. golden gate transit buses will soon have wi-fi available. 2013 the bus company pulled the plug on service because it was spotty. coverage is now improved and should be up and running in a couple of mon

frank is on the phone during this which makes it weirder. the bird going to town on the dude. >> i think frank with not mess with the grouse in the future. >> it's not very often that a would-be robber leaves with less than he walked in the door with. this is at a bank in sarajevo. notice the guy comes in with a hoodie. he has a gun in his hand wearing a mask. this man back there is a security guard and he quickly jumps into action. the guy points the gun at the tellers. he throws out a bag he wants him to fill up. the security guard body slams him into a chair and table and he ae's punching and testling w the guy. the guy runs away. leaves the gun behind, the bag behind. the security guard was awarded one month's salary for his courage. >> that's awesome. >> once he realized what was going on, the dude was like all right, it's go time. went up and grabbed the dude, put him in a wrestling move. >> security guard was doing his job but in florida, the police officer did the exact opposite. now this happened back in february, but it was just le

i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30.guard cutter searching for a plane and pirate in san pablo bay. mark kelly is covering this copping story from the waterfront in richmond. mark? >> this is still considered a search and rescue mission at this hour so there is that optimism. the coast guard said as soon as it turns daylight which it now is, they'll send out the chopper to continue the search but that's some frigid water and the chance of finding this pilot alive seems to be fading. rescue crews and searched for a plane an a pilot missing in the principle water. eric johnson didn't see the plane didn't go down but he did. spiral in, it the water hard. splash. >> the pilots knew each other. one went back to an airport in ione. people who saw these planes collide are not too hopeful. >> i don't see much of it being left, hitting the water that hard. >> reporter: we're also learning the plane that was able to limp back to the airport, there was a married couple on board that plane. they are doing all right this morning. as

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00 and the roads with liz. >>> and unfortunately we are waking up to a kcbs traffic alert right now. we have a couple of hot spots brewing around the bay area. could take you a little bit longer if you're in parts of the south bay. southbound 101 at tully road. so chp just issued a traffic alert a big alert for that area because of an overturned likely injury crash. one person was reportedly trapped underneath the car and ambulance rolling to the scene. we are not seeing any delays however on our sensors yet. it is countercommute. but we may begin to see some delays northbound. again the slow lane remains blocked. all right, so that's one problem spot. this is the other. westbound 580 we're going to go flying over the altamont pass straight on through the livermore valley. three different crashes and it has traffic really jammed up from tracy. unusually half right now. the -- heavy right now. the drive time about 22 minutes. but it's free flowing because of that bottlene

i'm frank mallicoat. it is wednesday, april 16. time now 5:00. here's lawrence with the weather. >> we are going to see some nice weather around the bay area not as many clouds to start the morning, still a couple of patches of fog a little hazy, too. throughout the day north winds clearing things out even at the beaches a little more sunshine and some very pleasant weather. out the door looking toward the bay bridge it is hazy temperatures running in the 40s and the 50s. looking toward the afternoon hours, though, yeah, we are back into the low 80s in some of the valleys, plenty of 70s inside the bay. 60s into san francisco, almost 70 degrees there. and about 64 degrees in pacifica. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> back out to san mateo county, as far as we know all lanes of highway 84 remain shut down. a downed tree took down power lines in the area. they were hoping to wrap it up by about 4:30 this morning. we have been talking to chp and they say as far as they can tell it's still out there s

how this this teenage boy get on to that airport, frank? >> i manage they'll look into that.t hawaiian airlines, new response to this, kent? >> reporter: right now released a written statement saying that all they care about right now is the health of the boy, and that they will be cooperating with investigators to figure out again how that kid got on that plane. >> unbelievable been and appears to be okay i guess, okay live in san jose, thanks. >>> 5:32, good samaritans are credited with saving is seven- year-old from drowning. yesterday afternoon, police received several 911 calls about a boy being pulled from the marina. emergency crews arrive and found his rescuers performing cpr. the boy was last listed in critical condition. >>> it is 5:33, lawrence is coming off a great weekend where church goers call in and sky sunrise service, are you going to deliver? >> and we deit. >> what a relief. the clouds begin to move in again. the weather going to change drastically here in the next 24 hours. could see rain in far northern california. going it keep things dry here so far. w

. >> frank miller is the manager. and he's discovered that making sure people have a good time takes a lot more than just a cold beer and a bowl of chips. >> we're not re-creating the wheel with what we sell, we're selling the same products that next door sells and down the street sells. if you're in new york or chicago, everybody has bud lite, everybody has maker's mark or a jack daniels. >> the world of marketing today is really all about creating that ongoing relationship for better customer experience. >> tyler douglas, an expert on using marketing data to increase profit. he says for any size business, keeping track of customer habits is the key to keeping them happy and engaged. >> it's often said that it's easier to get a customer to spend more with you than it is to win a new customer. >> that's exactly how frank sees it from behind the bar. keep customers engaged he says makes all the difference. >> the deference between somebody buying one drink, buying any drinks or five or six or coming back. >> frank inst

any positive urine test, frank could be sent right back to usp. >> i smoked marijuana.bution was for mushrooms. every time i get out, i end up getting high again. i hope this is different. i'm scared, though. >> frank's 30 years old. that's where offenders are usually on the cusp. where they'll start aging out, they'll slow down and will start making responsible decisions. you'll hear a lot, i'm too old for this. i'm too tired for this. >> so if you're not hanging out with the bad guys, if you're not using drugs, if you're employed -- >> it shouldn't be a problem. >> exactly. you're going to move on and this is going to be the first day of the rest of your life. >> that's how i'm trying to look at it. >> statistics show that if an offender is able to stay in the community for six months, they have a 30% chance of completing parole. that percentage rises to 50% if they are able to stay out a year without re-offending. >> ready to go, baby? >> daddy! >> i don't know that there is anything i can do to make up for it. hopefully i can be a good dad and be an active member of

i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. >>> happening today, big doings over at at&t. the first home game of the 2014 season for the giants. a live look at a beautiful morning. at&t ballpark where the game against arizona is set to begin at 1:35. tim hudson former star for the a's and the braves is a new giant. he will be your starting pitcher this afternoon. and you may want to bring a little spf50 just a thought. >> i think some good sunblock out there as we'll see great weather all around the bay area. what a neat home opener. the warmest day of the week indeed. we are going to see plenty of sunshine outside. and the forecast there is looking great. these temperatures soaring into san francisco by the ballpark to about 76 degrees. yeah, game time at 1:35. get out there and enjoy it if you can. how about this for a start today? a few high clouds cruising overhead. otherwise lots of sunshine coming our way. we have a couple of patches of fog and it's thick toward the coastline. temperatures mild though. 58 i

noelle. >> yes, they did, frank.cutor wanted the judge to revoke her driving privileges altogether saying she was a danger on the roads and hadn't taken responsibility. the da's office says this was no accident. it was a collision that took a life. >> she is a young mother of two heading to court for the first time to face charges she hit and killed someone else's elderly mother. >> did you see anyone in that crosswalk? >> it happened at the intersection of visitation and bay shore on march 20th, a place the advocacy group has designated one of the city's high injury corridors. police say the driver of this suv caught on surveillance photo ran over 82-year-old oy young as she walked across the street just two blocks from her visitation valley home. >> and to add insult to injury, the defendant fled the scene, and there are going to be serious consequences as a result of that. >> the judge allowed our camera in the courtroom. >> ms. suggs excuse me is a danger as a driver on the road. >> she pleaded not guilty and den

i'm frank mallicoat. 5:00. get you out the door on this friday with a look at the weather. >> you like clouds? you'll love today. we have plenty of them outside right now. we are seeing some drizzle near the coastline. but the temperatures will be cooling down. so mid- to high-level clouds also sweeping up from the south. look at that as low pressure spins off the coastline towards southern california and sending clouds in our direction. so as we head throughout the day today, we are going to see cloudy skies all day along the coastline, 50s and 60s there. 70s and 60s inside the bay. 70s in the valleys. outside you can see low clouds sweeping onshore over san francisco right now and around the rest of the bay area. temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. by the afternoon, a mixture of sun and clouds in the bay and the valleys, temperatures in the low to mid-70s. along the coastline 50s and some 60s. big changes though as we head toward the next five to seven days. we'll have more on that in a moment. right now let

frank?n in the past the complaints about the other religious head wear, well, they can take years to resolve. what happens now? >> reporter: yeah, so care actually was the agency that litigated that case against abercrombie and fitch as you may recall there was a teenaged employee who got fired because she refused the take off her -- to take off her scarf. they won that case and it took them three and a half years, as far as this case goes the state will now investigate. if they sustain the complaint that will pave the way for a lawsuit. but again, this could take years. >> okay kiet do live for us down in santa clara. thanks. >>> 5:47 now. google says it's making steady progress on that self-driving car project. >> some of the latest tests were on the streets of the company's home city of mountain view. here's a look at how the car performs at a busy intersection. pink boxes represent other cars. the red and yellow boxes are cyclists and pedestrians. and the red and green sensors indicate t

frank sinatra, for example. let's start there. did you do frank sinatra's color size?i did. >> small, large, chest and waist? >> it was very good. >> what kind of shirts did he order? >> mainly plain white and some casual shirts. their im. that, somehow i am not next to frank sinatra and bing crosby for nothing. how old were you when you made your first suit? >> i think i was 15. ilorined the taul apprenticeship at 15. it was my last year that i could join. about 16. >> and you always wanted to be in the fabric business? >> always, always. >> do you remember the duke of edinburgh? >> a long time ago, about 30 years ago. >> was he impressed with it? >> or was the duke impressed with his. >> yes. >> i did not ask. >> shirts, what are some of the trends? >> in england, much more casual. we still do a lot of formal stuff, but more casual. buttoned-down are very popular because people are wearing ties. >> comedy the suits are you making in a year? >> about 1000 seats per year. >> and they all have the purple stripe with a purple tie? we have one english guy who has the most

frank o'connell. [speaker not understood] randal. gene green. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. mario [speaker not understood] with san francisco charter transit union. i along with 210 members, the sfmta, the tens of thousand of members of the bike coalition, the chamber of commerce appeal to the sfmta board to reject sunday meters on the following grounds. first, it violates the fiduciary duty by funding muni. we still remember the ruttion [speaker not understood]. this dee funding is unconditional. [speaker not understood] if it fails, muni will have to cut service, not decrease it. cuts are coming this fall if this passes. why should voters vote to be taxed even more when sfmta wastes revenue that helps nobody and takes us back to forgotten days. you are essentially going to have goose free parking instead of muni for kids. you could have used this money to support people with disabilities who clearly need it. second, it violates all competition [speaker not understood] reduce congestion and increase pedestrian safety. sunda

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. let's check in with gianna for a check on the morning commute. >>> and it's getting busy out there. we have an accident through the altamont pass this morning. westbound 580 still slow and go and we have a stall in the backup. this wreck is blocking the left lane at grantline tow truck are headed out that direction. 680 some delays as well. now taking a look at the bay bridge. slow and go metering lights are now on you can see traffic is really backed up through there. give yourself some extra time. and if you're working your way along 80 this morning. so far we're not seeing too many brake lights westbound 80 just a little sluggish as you work your way to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's a look at the morning drive. here's lawrence with weather. >>> good to see you again. some sunshine for you today and going to see plenty of that the next few days ad a heat wave -- as a heat wave kicking into gore. along the coastline even some 70s there. 70s and 80s inside the ba

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brian frank, frank value fund portfolio manager, will tell investors how to navigate the minefield of high valuations. he has low evaluation stocks you may have not heard of. brian sossi. chief equity strategist. he is being advocated waiting 50% in cash right now. brian, 50% in cash! with inflation if you hold on to the cash very long you're losing money. >> call me brian the bear today. well you have that, earnings season is not living up to expectations. i think companies across many different sectors don't have the type of margin expansion or revenue growth you would expect to pay up because investors being asked to pay up owning stocks. i don't see the financial earnings results for many companies. liz: tom, you are bearish. it is not because of brian's reason, because of earnings. the market have a little expensive here? >> well i think so. it does tie into brian's comments about earnings. we've seen a market really expanded the multiple that people are paying for equities. but we're certainly, if a market that is not overvalued right now. certainly fully valued. it is more diff

let's bring in frank keating.governor of oklahoma and now the american banking association ceo and president. wonderful to have you, governor. can we still blame the extreme weather for these weaker numbers? >> this is a pretty grim quarter. i serve on title insurance company board and when i first saw them i was really stunned. i think weather has a big role to play here. remember those of us who bought cases in my cases, my case, many houses it took more than a couple months to figure out, is this house that really want. so i think that now that the spring appears to be here, it's a good time to see if you will not see more activity. 4,000 pages ever qualified mortgage rules under dodd-frank. that has a chilling effect. as a matter of fact we have did a poll at american bankers association, showing 80% of our members think this will have chilling effect on our credit. i think student loan debt $6 trillion student loan debt will have a drag. i'm hoping that spring will see some sprouts in the housing finance and

. >> so we're on our way to meet frank griffin.went on to start his own agency and i'm going there, hoping that he can kind of give us some info on what the kind of big shot of the week is, the one that could be the big picture of the week. >> oh, hi there. >> i'm morgan. >> nice to meet you. >> thank you very much. >> i'm just show you around the place a bit. >> these are a couple of oour famous pictures. jennifer aniston is always big news. we have a couple that made covers on that. barack obama in hawaii after he was elected but bf he was inaugurated. >> frank's been shooting the rich and famous for years. frank knows better than anyone what sells and today he's going to help me figure out how to shoot it. >> the question is what decides kind of the value that's put on people's heads. what makes somebody more valuable than somebody else? >> demand. simply economics. there's a dozen than will always sell. the absolute demand is for brad and angelina, jennifer aniston, jennifer garner and her kid and the biggest star in the world,

security is on high alert. >> reporter: thank you, frank. it is an historic day for the boston marathon. an emotional one as well. for the first time in over 30 years an american won the male division and a woman finished in record time. security tighter than it's ever been as this city shows it is indeed boston strong. runners boarded buses to take them to the starting line of this year's boston marathon. >> please have your bibs visible before entering. >> reporter: it's the first race since a pair of home made bombs exploded near the finish line, killing three people and wounding hundreds. >> this isn't just about running boston. this is about showing terrorists that they will not ever defeat us. >> reporter: security is extra tight. police are keeping a close eye on both the runners and the huge crowds. >> we have a lot more technology on the route. a lot more cameras. big difference this year is we have a lot more undercover officers. >> reporter: 9000 more people are running this year than last, including many who were unable to finish

frank, michelle? >>> all right thanks. some people in the bay area are cleaning up a kind of storm damage we don't see very often. lightning strikes in sausalito and 80-foot redwood tree was hit. the electrical charge left the house below an entire mess but nobody was home. good news. another lightning streak damaged a home in berkeley. kpix 5 either cate caugurian is -- reporter cate caugurian at the scene of that home and joins us with more. cate? >> reporter: frank there's going to be a lot of work to do a lot of clean-up here at this home in berkeley because of those thunder and lightning strikes from yesterday. you can take a look here. now this used to be an 80-foot redwood tree and now certainly mother nature took care of that. the damage doesn't stop there. if you go down here looking at the car parked in front of the home. the windshield is completely smashed in and glass is shattered here. now we have more damage from yesterday. other trees that once stood tall overpowering everything below were no match for moth

frank, i expect to see yours. michelle, we're going to let you slide on this one. >> i'll see you tonight. >> i could change. >> we'll talk about it. back to augusta for the play of the day. out of the bunker and this might go in the cup. >> just winning the green jacket. by golly, took second and goes home with our play of the day. mighty impressive birdie bunk nine at the master's. >> aldon smith of the 49ers arrested again. the bizarre claim that landed him in handcuffs at lax. >> there could be changes to bus safety rules after last week's tragic crash in the sacramento valley. what we learned about what happened before the crash and the next steps in the investigation. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, next. panic on board a plane bounr >>> firefighters spend the night at a former tv news building after it goes up in flames. damage up next. >> for northern california, what happens when a passenger tried to open the door in mid flight. >> fog now sweeping opposite shore but should be a nice day ahead. delays through t

frank, we can't wait to have you on. you're not an adviser to the republican national committee. when you say they're going the wrong direction and going after bill and somehow hoping to get hillary the candidate somehow in the attack, what are they trying to say ultimately. that she enabled his behavior. what is their gold star they're trying to get to this. how do they actually win for their thinking going after bill for getting his wife loyal to them. what's their point? >> i think the point is utter desperation. they talk a good game about how benghazi is the scandal they'll nail hillary clinton on, or foreign policy in general. the american public really doesn't care about foreign policy, particularly since the afghanistan and iraq wars and it didn't work to hurt obama. i think they're so bad at speaking about sex, about sexuality that they just, you know, sex scandal, they just rev up and they'll start talking about -- yes, they'll tar hillary clinton somehow for whatever bill did or didn't do. but they'll also, yo