hamilton, raikkonen. look at perez there, looking very racy. >> the next one on the list further back in the back jean eric vergne and the rosso will be the fight for the final world championship points. let's ride with perez into the tunnel. >> i've got to say if raikkonen is losing water from the engine and the engine is beginning to overheat as a result of that, it will be extremely lucky to get a formula 1 car to the other ten laps with the engine beginning to overheat. >> advantage last time around 1.4 seconds. what is it this time? 1.8 seconds. rosberg is doing exactly what he did after the red flag, and the suspension of the race. he's just eking out a few tenths of a second each lap to build that comfortable margin that grew to as much as four-plus seconds. >> he's been doing a great job. a very, very impressive job, right from the opening laps of this grand prix. they've all had problems, all the teams have had problems to overcome. safety car issues and then a suspended race issue and tires to d

hamilton was the real thing. >> you did?yes. >> even though he spent several years in prison on manslaughter. >> yes. i mean, the fact that somebody has priors doesn't mean that he committed the crime that he is in prison for now. >> reporter: he says he has witnesses that can prove his client wasn't at the murder scene. he commends the d.a.'s office for reviewing cases and says even though derrick hamilton is out of prison, he is still on parole for life. >> what we want to do is clear his name, get him off parole, and not have him bear the stigma of a convicted murderer. >> reporter: the brooklyn d.a.'s office declined our request for an interview. one question that's been raised is whether the detective in question could face charges if misconduct is found. a spokesman for the d.a.'s office says it is unlikely because of the statute of limitations. wolf? >> mary snow in new york, amazing story there as well. thank you. >>> up next, like a frozen tsunami, a wall of ice up to 30 feet high in some places pushing into lake fr

christie hamilton's family lost everything in a fire. she is sell pwraeuting a new start by cutting her long hair short. >> my hair was passed the middle of my back. now it is to my shoulders. so -- >> you decided to change a lot? >> change it. definitely. >> is that what it is about? >> change? >> coming and making yourself feel better from the inside out, yes. >> the makeover tradition has been going on for 14 years at the hamilton family center. >>> it is not your typical art. how a bay area couple is giving old steam engine parts new life. >>> plus, hundreds of harleys but not where you might expect them. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. get to subway now for the oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch

was made here in america the us new president washington asked his treasury secretary alexander hamilton to look into ways to boost american manufacturing and two years later and seven hundred ninety one hamilton presented his eleven point plan to build american manufacturing to congress by seven hundred ninety three most of hamilton's points have been made into law by congress or turned into policy by either president washington or the various states and proposals which included tariffs on imported goods and subsidies to jumpstart new industries laid the groundwork for making america the greatest industrial powerhouse the world had ever seen yes george washington did subsidies for new industries for more than two hundred years we led the world in manufacturing being able to walk into a store big or small store and buy american wasn't just some kind of ideal or a nice idea it was a reality here in the united states but that all changed in a big way starting in the reagan years and that change continues to this day we signed on to a series of so-called free trade agreements like nafta cal

hamilton. winds that could top 50 miles per hour, as well.valley hills and most are areas above a thousand feet. tomorrow morning, as we head to 10:00, 11:00, those winds will gradually start to weaken. we'll start to see winds at about 10-15 miles per hour. we're going to go warmer, mid to upper 80s. 90 in walnut creek. even 70s in san francisco. looking good at 74. dry weather through that three-day forecast. but, yes, eventually, some rain coming our way. let's get a look at that seven-day forecast. anything is great news as we start to slide into a drought. take it easy tomorrow morning on the roads. it's going to be a little bit windy for you. >> famed bay area restaurant is being compared to open. what's being done in berkley coming up. >>> this doesn't happen often. a major construction project is coming in under budget. >> the city of santa clara in the midst of getting out of a mortgage for the stadium. since the work began, interest rates have dropped dramatically. and officials need to borrow less money because fans quickly bought

drive this every morning did you know how it may be perry ed here in the south bay northbound 17 at hamilton, chp has a another special traffic advisory. two of the four lanes are blocked and the northbound direction. so far the traffic is pretty light. >> fire crews are working a fire in the yountville area just north of napa up. the flames broke out run the 11:45 p.m. last night and have burned 15 a.. the fire is 25 percent contained, crews are hoping to have it fully contained by 8:00 a.m.. there are reports of a few other small on 1 a. fire is just south of the yountville fire off of the silverado trail area. a total of three happening right now. overnight gust and the area got up to 44 mi. per hour. >> a red flag warning is across the bay area and it is in the effect throughout tonight. the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for the north bay hills, east bay hills and the diablo range. kron4 mike pelton joins us now from the berkeley hills area with more information. >> you can see the sign that is posted. fire officials stated that this is coming early in the fire s

we have a slight location change northbound 17 approaching hamilton avenue. so it's right before 280. three lanes are blocked so they are saying to expect some delays. it was an overturn crash not sure about the extent of injuries but expect delays coming into downtown. another traffic alert westbound 37 approaching 121 close to infineon raceway, two lanes blocked there. a pickup slammed into the back of a big rig and so again expect delays toward marin county. we'll have more coming up. back to you. >>> developing news in the east bay. a power outage left thousands in the dark in pleasanton this morning. pg&e crews are still trying to pinpoint the cause of that outage. it is affecting about 3300 customers. the restoration time is around 8:00 this morning. >>> developing news from the sierra foothills where officials searched for answers about the murder of a young girl and the attempted kidnapping of another. there was a memorial in valley springs last night for 8-year- old murder victim leila fowler. she was stabbed to death in her home on saturday. her old

christy hamilton's family lost everything in a fire.s celebrating a new start by cutting her long hair short. >> and they decided to change it. definitely. >> to make it better from inside out. >> and that's what mother's day is all about. recognizing those who put others ahead of themselves. >> i've got to get her hair done and do his hair. they've got to look good. oh, let's go, we've got to go as we're late. >> reporter: this is not something that she would have liked to do for herself. >> yeah, i don't take as much credit as i should. all moms do that. we don't take too much credit as we are worth. >> but they learn from what they see in valuing yourself is an important lesson to learn too. corvin glover supplied the music. he has an adult understanding of all of this at the age of 11. >> it makes us feel special. it makes us kids feel like our mom is going to have a great life. >> and that can begin with one great mother's day. in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. too people living in a lake near minnesota knew that the ice would

[laughter] and they play gotcha back when hamilton had to fess up when agents of jefferson leaked the affair and of course, in the early 1800's allegedly according to alexander hamilton with his gotcha moment that was well known among the small circle of people about sally cummings. it did not start with president nixon or clinton or any other bogged down in this machinery to made serious mistakes and held accountable but it did get worse. it in our time when human beings were created with weaknesses and other human beings to take advantage to exploit those people but where we are today when my friend, george bush, became the object of the democratic eight machine where i began my shift and orientation and that is why i decided to say yes to fox news i would be the democratic voice if everybody thought i smiled all the time. i thought it was important that led me to the book scandal how gotcha politics is destroying america. voices umbel sides between smear and innuendo. and the ability to lew disagree agreeably is the way this country can get back and what is going on in washington t

as he is being pushed away, from dougie hamilton -- by dougie hamilton, the rebound is put in by franson everything the boston bruins, it's 1-1. >> dave: cody franson's second of this series, his third career playoff goal. and what a response by toronto on the road here in this game seven. chara for krejci, deflects it now into the toronto zone. now grabovski. grabovski, macarthur. puts on the brakes. late man coming. >> brian: pretty vicious shot for lucic after that shot, too. >> dave: now lucic deflected to krejci. nathan horton. across, out of the air by gunnarsson. still alive in the toronto zone. the halfç way mark of the firs period of game seven, eastern conference. out to the line. bartkowski for horton. the shot doesn't get through. bartkowski again. one off the corner boards. krejci in deep. krejci has had a terrific series with 11 points. the overall lead, playoff lead. now the puck away -- deflected away on the boards. three on two. trying to go -- kelly down. >> brian: great by franson on that three on two. >> dave: sends it deep. colborne. collision there. now chara. seco

sig-alert is in affect because of an overturned pickup truck northbound along highway 17 beyond hamiltonnue south of 280 we are looking at three lanes blocked and traffic is jammed. this sig-alert is in affect westbound highway 37 beyond the point, and this is involving a big rig and a pickup and the pickup truck slammed in the big rig and one lane is blocked. the red is completely backed up is we are down to 31 miles per hour a steady and slow drive headed westbound at 20 to 25-minute drive to make the commute in the westbound direction to the east. eastbound highway 12 near the golf course a downed motorcycle blocking one lane and you can see plenty of traffic eastbound and westbound direction. >> we are continuing to follow breaking news from the north bay where several wildfires are burning. crews are on the scene of fires in knights valley in sonoma county here highway 128 and in yountville in napa county. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in napa. can you describe the smell? >> it smells like a strong smoke scent and the fire or the wind is knocking the smell around it is very w

the people who are already there are hamilton and knox and lafayette. washington said, you might as well go ahead. you are all in love with peggy shippen and you want to have breakfast with her. she's upstair and arnold dashes upstairs when he receives the letter about andre and said we've been found out. i have to leave. he escapes, having his men at gunpoint row him to the hudson. one historian said it was one vulture meeting another. [laughter] andre, as i say, is ultimately hung in 1780. peggy is in the house. she's upstairs. i guess we would call her today, a person of interest. she has to think fast. and what can she do? she's 20 today. she's has an infant son with her. she can only do one thing. to pretended, of course, she's completely innocent. she must go insane from the shock of this betrayal. and it's the performance of her life. for two days she yells and screams and rips her hair and takes off some of her clothes and pretended she can't see anything. people nearby and she has -- and the sanity attack and arnold is gone. washington is compl

hamilton even writes to his fiancee about poor peggy. knox is completely taken in, and so is lafayette. and you can read the documentation on it. it's really quite fascinating. it is the performance of a lifetime. and so peggy is allowed to go back via stagecoach to her parents in philadelphia. with the baby. arnold, of course, by now has escaped to new york city. but peggy gets there, her parents, of course, and they spend the next 100 years defending her innocence. i mean, this goes on. pennsylvania magazine of history and biography for a hundred years, you can read them. they start in 1890, 1900 and so on about her innocence. and so they proclaim this. but the patriots do not agree. the patriots find at least one letter that she has written to andre which is a social letter but probably sort of in code. and they discover this, and they tell her father that she is to be exiled. .. they will never want to work for him and so on drays hung. these are just a few of the political cartoons. you'll see this as arnold pent up of honey pot of

it is involving an overturned pickup truck northbound 17 beyond hamilton avenue south of 280 with three blocked. c.h.p. is on scene and paramedics are on the scene. the sig-alert westbound highway 37 beyond the point, a pickup truck and a big rig and one lane is blocked and we have slower traffic there ten miles worth westbound along 37. back to san jose checking out 87en i don't the julian off-ramp to downtown san jose traffic is moving smoothly. eric and kristen? >> a man is in custody this morning after leading los angeles police on a wild chase. look at video. the driver of this stolen white van led police on a pursuit open freeways and city streets sometimes driving the wrong way and hit several cars during the pursuit including two police cars. officers used spike strips and the driver jumped from the moving vehicle and ran to the wrong spot. look, wet cement took him down right there. he slipped and fell and police swooped in and made the arrest. >> for anyone who still uses the first generation iphone you are about to become obsess least. or your phone will be. the first iphone

. >> congressman hamilton, what does your gut say?hink it's clear there was a failure of intelligence or intelligence sharing at least not at this point. obviously a very, very serious failure to prevent the attack in the boston marathon and therefore as tom suggests we have to sharpen our inquiry and learn all we possibly can about the event and make corrections. i have been impressed, however, so far. i was impressed by the way the event was handled, the emergency response in boston. i was impressed by the investigation. i was kind of surprised that the two brothers didn't get out of town and get out of the area very quickly. but from the standpoint of intelligence and intelligence sharing, i don't think it's been shown at this point that there is a failure and no one has come forward with a suggestion of major restructuring or additions to the infrastructure of our counterterrorism organizations. >> governor, are you surprise d at all that post-your commission report that even with the russian government saying we're suspicion of t

homeless moms from the hamilton family center shelter got a little pampering. professional haircut, make up and fancy brunch and ail lost everything in a fire but cutting her long hair short. >> my hair was past the middle of my back and now it's to my shoulders. >> you decided to change a lot. >> definitely. >> is that what this is about? change? >> change and making yourself feel better from the inside out, yeah. >> the make up tradition has been going on for 19 years at the hamilton family center. if you look good, you feel good. >> getting pampering. that's good. coming up, starts to feel the love again from all those giant's fans. >> tough for the warriors to tie the series. we're going to highlight coming up. ,,,, ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] just when you thought you had experienced performance, a new ride comes along and changes everything. ♪ the 2013 lexus gs, with a dynamically tuned suspension and adjustable drive modes. because the ultimate expression of power is control. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> all right. if you are headed

hamilton went from second on the grid to 12th at the end. championship leader sebastian settle also blamed his tires. >> there is just a week to go until the end of the season. in the second to last match on saturday, a draw against frankfurt gave him the crucial point they were looking for. >> it came as a huge relief. the team has escaped relegation and is looking ahead. >> wh. now we can start planning for next season. the pressure is off. >> he fought aggressively from the get go. he scored the first goal in the 22nd minute. nicolai's inkfurt the second half. second half.in the it seemed all was lost when frankfurt put another into the net. but the referee called offside. four points clear of danger. after a disappointing season, that is almost as good as a win. >> let's see how the table stands with one week to go. down at the bottom, bremen safe. the season goes right down to the wire. they know they are heading straight for division ii. team germany is going to need some luck to reach the quarterfinals of the ice hockey world champion

we see a little bit of return up toward north hamilton. and by 5:00 it is all over. tomorrow morning, temperatures on the mild side. we're looking at 50s across the entire bay area. certainly cloud cover. could see a few damp roadways due to those isolated showers. low 60s to mid-70s. you'll see sunny breaks and occasional showers. 6 68 in santa rosa. here's a look at the forecast. the spotty showers will give way to a drier pattern beginning on wednesday. starts to warm up as we head into friday, saturday, sunday, mother's day is looking fantastic. low to mid-80s inland. upper 60s along the coast. >>> a real nail- >>> good evening. the warriors have now lost 30 in a row in san antonio. and this one hurts the most. game one of their playoff series, they were up 16. he's a one man wrecking crew as the pass goes inside there. and look at harrison varns on the reverse here. and there's clay thompson. i'm wondering if we really have the right highlight or if this was from earlier. throwing it down. went for 44, crosses over, puts on a show. and tony parker's face. and lo

. >> one of the biggest blocks of votes on the state as republican suburbs inside hamilton county. rouge was talking abo-- rove wa talking about the romney campaign. they still believed their man could win. >> they believed it. >> as a matter of fact at the end of the night you are absolutely right hamilton county gets carried narrowly. >> rove insists republicans can win and will win the political arms race that will insight gop partisans who just won a victory. about will it new way give us better manipulators rather than better leaders. >> what happened to old style political gut and leadership where you are trying to sell an idea to people and convince voters this idea is worth voting for. >> if you rely on a data you make no room to leadership. responsibility to leadership is not simply to follow but to mold public opinion in the right direction. >> daylight taw is power. what would you feel about those big enough to collect and store phone call, e-mail surveillance video and internet search from around the world? tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain bayer back

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mount hamilton 64 miles per hour wind gusts. napa airport 44 miles per hour wind gusts. at lower elevations not as windy as we saw yesterday, we're still experiencing gusty winds. fairfield up to 25 miles per hour. san jose sfo, 20-22. it's the wind direction. look how dry sit along the bay area. santa rosa we have a drying wind 7% relative humidity, half moon bay, 77% so big difference there. the wind coming off the ocean kept your temperature into low 60s. 64 in san francisco. it's 74 in oakland. 66 currently in santa cruz. you can see how nice and sunny sit outside. it's warm. santa los roesa up to 90 by the way. here are the highlights. sheer look at what is coming. we're looking at patchy fog. record highs likely tomorrow. if you don't like the heat one day of this then we're going see temperatures drop. when i say one day of this, we'll talk about the heat advisory. 90s into warmest spots we're expecting record highs and hot. here is a set up. we do have contrasting winds opposing wind patterns. wind coming off the ocean around half moon bay bringing cool air there

louis hamilton was only 0.2 seconds slower. the rest of look at the grit. this is the german you might expect to see up front. he starts with third position. now two astronauts from the international space station. they have successfully repaired an ammonia leak those threatening the power system. the first of the two crew members who ventured out in what was an emergency six hour space walk. they replaced a pump to stop the leak as nasa described as very serious. officials stressed that the iss crew -- for.is all we have time you have news for you at the top of the hour in about 45 minutes. >> everyone knows the owner. food.pplies the stable it is a busy place. all is not well at the bakery. she has to run it alone with her workers here have a year ago her husband was adopted out of the shop. she says they took two months to call and demand a ransom. alan approve that my husband was still alive. they wanted half a million pesos. at first i had to speak to him. otherwise how can i be sure? crime is flourishing in mexico, not the least in rural areas. crimin

we see a little bit of return up toward north hamilton. and by 5:00 it is all over. tomorrow morning, temperatures on the mild side. we're looking at 50s across the entire bay area. certainly cloud cover. could see a few damp roadways due to those isolated showers. low 60s to mid-70s. you'll see sunny breaks and occasional showers. 6 68 in santa rosa. here's a look at the forecast. the spotty showers will give way to a drier pattern beginning on wednesday. starts to warm up as we head into friday, saturday, sunday, mother's day is looking fantastic. low to mid-80s inland. low to mid-80s inland. upper 60s along the [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ femal

. ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center.t is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >> of the gem is fantastic, there is an incredible program going on there, both of my girls have learned to swim there. it is a fantastic place, check it out. it is an incred

out to donna hamilton far purse. donna, if you're watching, i need a little black purse. >> so if you're headed to preakness there's always public transportation if you want to avoid traffic and parking altogether. >> with that let's check in with kirk kirk of the metro traffic report. >> >> good morning. we have got a number of ways to get to the pimlico on the m.t.a. fist light railal is an option from points north and south to the cold spring lane stop then take a connecting shuttle bus to pimlico from points east or west, the metro subway will serve you well. take metro to the rogers avenue station and connect to a shuttle bus for a short ride to .50 all-day h a $3 pass. light rail, metro subway and the 54 bus will cost you only $3.50 for an all-day pass. it begins and return service begins at approximately 6:15 p.m. and runs until 7:30. for the m.t.a. transit team i'm kurt kroncke. back to you jennifer and debra. >> and the cost of avoiding the parking hassle? priceless. >> well said. >> new security measures in

. >> another woman lost or waters off hamilton street, police are checking surveillance video. >>> the a san jose man is behind bars in a triple stabbing that claimed the life of his mother and a 3-year-old boy and left one wounded. >> deputies announced the arrest of rub an ramirez. >>> the children were cousins being cared for by the grandmother. >> the neighbors tell us police have been call to the home and said ramirez claimed to hear voices. >>> an employee found the body of lozano yesterday. >> police are looking for julio pliago. >> they say he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> and in pleaasanton searching for a man before the sun went down. >> the woman had gotten off the bus. >> police the say the suspects took her purse and they might have actually pulled a off the kidnapping with if the stroller might not have pulled away. >> oh, my gosh. >> it's horrible. >> i'm shock. >> it's one thing about a purse, but another thing about a baby. >> just a few blocks from the elementary school, two men attacked a woman from behind as she pushed a stroller into the townhomes a

watch the bull's eye of rain in the higher terrain in diabolo range or mount hamilton and everyone elseis less than .1" so it will be a nuisance more than anything. temperature at 62 at half moon bay and mid to 60's around the bay shore and low to my 70's inland into the east bay valley. at game it could sprinkle but mostly, dress for the cooler conditions. 61, dropping to 57 with phillies in town. the seven-day forecast shows tomorrow there is less of a chance of a shower and less of a chance of a thunderstorm which today there is not a great chance. as we head to wednesday, we will see increasing sunshine and temperatures are still stuck in the same ballpark, thursday we get warmer and on friday, we are 60's at the coast and low-to-mid 70's at the bay and low-to-mid 80's inland so a delightful weekend coming up. >> breaking news to bring you, authorities have identified two people who died in a canoe trip near los gatos after the can noon capsized yesterday afternoon along highway 17. two others made it to shore safely after the small boat overturned. we show you where the rescue dive

say that case may be connected to a strong armed robbery mondayneath just about a block away on hamilton avenue. >> new video as the group "occupy the farm" settles in on a piece of land in the east bay. they've taken over part of the tract near monroe an knew in albany. 20 activityists remain there. some tents are now set up on the property. cal berkeley owns the land and has the city's approval for development but occupy members claim it's public land. police are monitoring the situation. last saturday, "occupy the farm" did the same thing. four people were arrested and the planting was bulldozed. >> there are two new million areas in california tonight. le but no california ticket hit the jackpot, the two lucky tickets matched five numbers, including one person city 7-eleven in san jose. the second ticket was bought at a 7-eleven in kearn county. someone came into the store to claim the winning ticket this morning. lottery officials will not confirm that until tomorrow. each ticket is worst just over $2 million. here's the winning numbers: 10, 13, 14, 22, 52. powerball, 11. the one ti

. >> one of the biggest blocks of votes out in the state are the republican suburbs inside hamilton countyove was talking to the romney campaign. and they still believed their man could win. >> they believed it? >> they believed it. they believed it. as a matter of fact, at the end of the night, hamilton county, historically republican county gets carried by republicans in most elections went into the obama cal um. >> rove insists that republicans can compete and will win the new arms race that will excite gop partisans who just want a victory. will this new way of politics just give us better manipulators better than leaders. >> what happened to trying to sell an idea to people and convince voters this idea is worth voting for? >> you put your finger on a good thing. if you rely on the data to dictate everything to you, you make no room for leadership. responsibility of leadership is not simply to follow but to mold public opinion in the right direction. >> as we've just seen, data is power. so how would you feel about a new government data center big enough to collect and store every pho

northbound 17 at hamilton, a crash reported at the an ramp. it is open. 17 doesn't show any slowing. many could go through dublin and pleasanton, smooth. a quick look at oakland. we will end with this shot past the coliseum. roaracle arena, a big crowd for the game tonight. >>> south bay daycare center closed this morning after state inspectors uncovered some very disturbing practices. investigators say caretakers at the stephanie daycare center in milpitas locked an infant in an upstairs closet on multiple occasions. the baby was strapped in a car seat forced to face the back wall of the closet. the state accuses the owner of not conducting criminal background checks on their staff. >> that is ridiculous. 5:20. >>> attorney general, camilla harris going after one of the biggest banks for allegedly abusing the court system. she claims jpmorgan chase flooded the state's court with questionable lawsuits for credit card debt. they filed thousands of lawsuits from 2008 to 2011. harris accusing jpmorgan of cutting corners on debt collection to cut

this unusually slow north 17 as we're traveling north of hamilton. we had reports of a big slowdown. there was a crash reported there, reportedly fire crews had to every move someone from the car. turns out their seatbelt was stuck, it wasn't a bangled car. for a time there were three of four lanes blocked. it looks like they may be seeing a little rain north of 17. wind chester and bass couple will be your alternates. both moving very nicely right now. the rest of the south bay moves nice. in your northbound commute, no problems into cupertino and mountain view. a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the meering lights are on. all the way back past the 880 over crossing. >> 6:05. we could find out today if a suspect arrested after trying to kidnap a toddler in el dorado county is linked to the brutal stabbing death of an 8-year-old valley springs girl over the weekend. the 42-year-old man was taken into custody in placerville, 45 miles north of the small town of valley springs. "today in the bay's" marla tellez has more on the potential break in

we see a little bit of return up toward north hamilton. and by 5:00 it is all over.orrow morning, temperatures on the mild side. we're looking at 50s across the entire bay area. a few damp roadways . due to those isolated showers. low 60s to mid-70s. you'll see sunny breaks and occasional showers. 6 68 in santa rosa. here's a look at the forecast. the spotty showers will give way to a drier pattern beginning on wednesday. wewarm up as we head into friday, saturday, sunday, mother's day is looking fantastic. low to mid-80s inland. upper 60s along the coast. >>> good evening. the warriors have now lost 30 in a row in san antonio. and this one hurts the most. game one of their playoff series, they were up 16. he's a one man wrecking crew as the pass goes inside there. and look at harrison varns on the reverse here. and there's clay thompson. i'm wondering if we really have the right highlight or if this was from earlier. throwing it down. went for 44, crosses over, puts on a show. and tony parker's face. and look at him here. the step back jumper. the warriors were up i

[music] >> reporter: for the past 19 years, mothers at the hamilton family center have received professionalakeovers on this day. haircuts and make-up and a fancy brunch and show. all donated to women not used to indulging themselves. she lost everying in a fire. she is celebrating a new start by cutting her long hair short. >> my hair was passed the middle of my back and now it is to my shoulders. >> you decided to change a lot. >> change it. definitely. definitely. is that what this is about? >> change and making yourself feel better from the inside out, yes. >> reporter: that is what mother's day is all about. recognizing those who put others ahead of themselves. >> i got to get her hair done and do his hair and they got to look good. by the time everyone else is dressed, oh, sweat shirt, pants, and let's go. >> this is not something she would have done for herself. >> do you think you deserve it? >> yes. i don't take as much credit as i should sometimes. i think all moms do that. we don't take it as much as we are worth. >> kids learn from what they see. and valuing yourself is an import

there and through the altamont pass, as we head toward the tag low rain a few sprinkles on mount hamilton are possible to the east allen rock. you can see these are sliding from northeast to southwest on the back side of an area of low pressure. the weaker side, typically, so all we have seen sprinkles. if you watch this, you can see a fading of the radar returns as the system starts to fall apart and you can see it on the visible satellite. the finer detail i will use during the summer, because it is taking an actual picture of the clouds opposed to assigning the color table to what color the cloud is or what temperature the cloud so you get a visible picture from 23,000 miles out and a clearing trend developing and that is the case so it will be partly sunny but it is so late if the day we have missed a lot of the heating so cooler conditions, cloudy and cool tonight and no clouds do worry about hanging around for mother's day with a lot of sunshine and warmer weather. downtown oakland headed up on 11:30, the temperature is 356 and we are still in the 50's around san francisco and mill

. ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center.t is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim.

unstable air and little bit of moisture that could fire off a hill top shower maybe towards mountain hamilton gus ti winds probably getting up to 45 to 50 mile-per-hour gusts out near sfo. partly cloedy school skoois tonight. look how much cooler it will be in the south bay for you tuesday forecast. highs only in the low 70s 0 tomorrow for san jose and 75 in livermore is a big drop. fran, back down to 62 degrees after being 79 earlier today, 74 in santa rosa. as the winds pick up it's going to be cool now for the next few days. as we approach the start of memorial day weekend. we should sigh the trough move on. the sea breeze staking around. highs approaching the 80s next week. just a little windy the next couple of days. >> thank you. up next silicon valley mogul what a bad boy reputation wants to throw a wedding along the coast. there are some big problems. stay with us. >>> some sad news from the music industry today. a cofounder member of the doors has passed away at the age of 74. the keyboardest had been living in napa valley since 2001. but in recent years -- he also played with many o

it looks to me like could be some hail, if not very heavy rains right along the hamilton station roadst south of furnace mountain. this is pretty big. there's not a warning on that storm, but it's a heavy storm. we'll move further north, could be some hail, too just southeast and go back up 287 in the next half hour. we'll widen back out. pretty big storms from mount airy across 270 to germantown, rainfall rate in red about an inch per hour and again heavy activity even further west back 15 west of leesburg. so everything is slowly pushing off to the east, northeast, but it will take a while to get these storms out of here. so our yellow alert will continue. the next three days, we're in kind of good shape tomorrow except for the fact we'll lose almost 20 degrees, 66, leftover shower, end late, maybe a sprinkle saturday, 69, so maybe two days in the 60s. we should go back in the 70s sunday with sunshine. next seven days memorial day is probably the nicest of the weekend, back to the mid-70s with sunshine and 80 tuesday, maybe showers tuesday night into wednesday. we're in the mid-80s

george washington a ministration george washington tasks his secretary of the treasury alexander hamiltonwith the job of proposing of coming up with a way to turn america into a great industrial power and seven hundred ninety one hamilton brought to congress his eleven point plan for manufacturers and my book rebooting the american dream i actually reprint the eleven points they're fairly hard to find enough you'd think would be everywhere but it's usually you just find summaries of it and his main thing was you know if you're gonna make a pair of shoes in connecticut and there's a dollar's worth a labor in the shoes in connecticut but you can make them. who's in china and there's twenty cents for the labor of mexico and there's fifty cents for the labor and when they come in from china you hit it with an eighty cent x. when you come in from mexico you hit it with a fifty cent tax is it called import tariffs and what it does is it equalizes the cost of the labor so you might as well make them in connecticut and that was adopted by congress in seventeen ninety three. and from seven hundred

we lack the political will. >> on that note, i want to thank you very much, clive hamilton, author ofw book "earthmasters: the dawn of the age of climate engineering." this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report.when we come back, we go to seattle, washington to find out what is happening at our field high school. stay with us. [music break] [♪] >> schooldays, chuck berry. we end the show looking for the victory of teachers and students in seattle, washington, where following months of protests, high schools there will no longer up to conduct standardized tests in reading and math. the superintendent says the measures of academic progress test is now optional for high schools, but those refusing the test must find another way to gauge student performance. in january, teachers at garfield high school began a boycott of the test, saying it was wasteful and being used unfairly to assess their performance. the boycott spread to other schools with hundreds of teachers, students, and parents participating. for more, we go to seattle where we're joined by jesse hagopian

police say that case could be connected to a strong-arm robbery on monday a block away on hamilton avenue. police are asking anyone with information on either crime to call investigators. >> the winner of the biggest powerball jackpot could reveal him or herself today, the 590 million winner bought it at this super market near tampa and a man is in a big hurry to see if he is the winner. >> the anticipation is more of a pleasure than actually losing which is mostly what happens so i anticipate long and i am a billionaire until i find out. >> the winner has 60 days to claim the prize. lottery officials say the winner will take the time to consult tones or accountants. in california, two tickets match five numbers but not the powerball number. each ticket is worth $2.3 million. one of the tickets was sold at 7/1 in san jose and the winner came in yesterday to share the good news. the other winner was in bakersfield. >> you were in san jose, were you not? >> i was not. >> we all here so no one won the $2.3 million but it is a million dollar forecast. >> lot of sunshine if you have solar pane

tyler seguin hits hamilton. back to seguin, first goal. bruins up, 3-2.angers on the power play, brian boyle, boston native, wanted to go back home for game five ties things up at 3 and would send this one to overtime. in extra time, take a look at the pass from rick nash and chris kreider with the goal. a pinpoint pass and kreider tips it in. rangers win, 4-3 to keep their hopes alive and force a game five. that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm cassidy hubbarth, have a great morning. >> one more. a guy putting his body on the line and that is why it is our "play of the day." it happened last night in toronto. >>> fly ball to the left and check him out. wow. making the catch. going straight into the stands. fans seem a little shocked. >> i can't believe he's standing much less bash wow some indicated he dropped the ball but the ump said, no. it was an out. >> looked like that sensitive area that makes every man cringe. >> just like what derek jeter did. >> i got it. he's out! i can get that high. >> i didn't know either. >>> up next, "the pulse," the eve

the woman was walking down hamilton avenue monday night when the man grabbed her ponytail and pulled her into an alley demanding money. the woman complied. the man took off. police are asking anyone who saw anything strange to please give them a call. >> the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar, is scheduled to be in court. he has yet to enter a plea of kidnapping and murder charges. this case has been delayed severed times most recently because of technical problems with photo discs and interview videos which prosecutors gave to the defense team. sierra lamar disappeared in march of last year. garcia torres was arrested two months later. so far, lamar's body has not been found >>> it is 4:36. expect to see some changes at the breakers rate. they will be at city hall to talk about race security. security will be tight in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. runners without bib numbers will be removed from the course. today's kickoff event starts at 1:00. >>> we are following a developing story out of texas, a wild and scary scene down there. rescue workers now sift

two and a half minutes later, callahan battles hamilton and puts it past tuck ka rask. his sec of the plachbs ties the game at one. to the second period. tied at two. johnny boychuk shoots and beats lundquist. bruins take a 3-2 lead and go on to win 5-2 the most given up by lundquist in a playoff game since april of 2009. >>> could two teams be more different than the spur and grizzlies, the spurs are old and gray. the original big three. trying to get to the nba finals for the first time in six years. just speaking the truth over here. while the memphis grizzlies are making franchise history where every win. game one in the west. oen tony parker comes out on fire. he has barnd a long tiechlt conference finals and parker in the first quarter, getting a two. the spurs up ten. game-high 20 points for parker. third quarter grizzlies trying to make a comeback and he finishes with that. memphis cuts the deficit to six. that is as close as hey g.e. ginÓbili, a pass to boern and drains the three. bonner, spurs make a franchise playoff record 14 three pointers. they roll over t