hayward. the foreign secretary was accused of reacting far too slowly to the changing stories. but he insists that is not the case. >> we have asked for and demanded an investigation. the chinese authorities have agreed to conduct just such an investigation. the message is unusually blunt, insisting the investigation must be free from political interference and must expose the truth seems to be suggesting it as real fears the precise opposite could be the outcome. and the truth, whatever this may be the casualty because it is the power struggle within the communist party that dictates the story. and he was brought crashing down by opponents of his mouth populism. >> his opponents tend to favor a greater role for the private sector and the economy for the rule of law as opposed to greater police powers. >> there is another reason the truth may never be known. his body had been cremated in china so there's no possibility of an inquests in britain. quarters rules require the return of the body, not cremated ashes. >> the perils and complications of doing business in china. now to

hayward. in the commons, the foreign secretary was accused of acting far too slowly to the changing stories from china. but he insists it's not the case. >> we have asked for and demanded an investigation. the chinese authorities have agreed to conduct such an investigation. there'll be no further discussion about that this afternoon. we are pursuing this extremely carefully but vigorously. >> the foreign office is having to explain this -- a meeting between the british minister and now disgraced man on the date britain first heard of mr. hayward's death. while this was all going on in the same city, the government insists there was nothing initially to suggest there was anything suspicious -- no reason to tell the minister. but it is uncomfortable as britain piles pressure on the chinese to reveal the true spirit >> the new message is now an unusually blunt. by insisting that chinese investigation into the death must be free from political interference and expose the truth, it seems to be sug

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how did neil hayward died here at the lucky hotel in one of its secluded villa as last november?hina's communist party, finished in the scandal, has promised that law will prevail. as more dark secrets emerge, will that happen? the party has said that the 41- year-old british businessman may have been murdered. his once powerful friend, communist chief bo xilai has been sacked and is under investigation. rumors swirled that his wife ordered the killing and was there when cyanide was slipped into his drink. the city is home to more than 20 million. his rule was worthless. his signature policy, a crack down on -- was ruthless. his signature policy, a crackdown on crime. businessmen were arrested, tortured, and forced to hand over their wealth. a billionaire now in hiding said he was held for three months, accused of crimes he did not commit, and tortured. he paid millions to secure his own freedom. when he fled china, he said his family was arrested too. >> my brother was tortured for six days and nights. he is innocent, but was sentenced to 18 years in prison. there are thousands

right now just rain everywhere from morgan hill, san leandro, castro valley and hayward back on the peninsula. rain here in san francisco south. thunderstorms from san lewis obispo south bay the -- the rain move going into campbell. north bay getting a break. we are going to keep it going throughout the day details in a few minutes. >>> all that rain has caused a mudslide on highway 1 northbound, double slide, cars are having to get into the southbound lanes look out for that. one of the drivers who call the chp said it almost cause an accident. we could see problems on highway 1 this morning, just be extra careful. there are wind advisories for the bay bridge, golden gate, san rafael bridge like yesterday. walnut creek wet, heavier rain heading through east bay and also as you head through benicia southbound 680 there's an accident. >>> we'll be checking with you frequently. right now mechanics at sfo going over a jumbo jet after it was hit by lightning. terry mcsweeney is live at sfo where that london-bound flight made an emergency landing. >> reporter: united flight 930 took off, hundreds

it's a train accident that stopped caltrain near the hayward b.a.r.t. station.is coming up. as you mentioned, we're also watching the busy commute. there's 880 northbound. all of a sudden we have slow traffic getting up to the -- getting up to the high street exit and beyond that. this morning at the toll plaza, steady and slow, about a ten- minute delay, no problems here. if you are taking caltrain, caltrain is severely delayed because of a crash between a ped and a train. a train struck and killed a pedestrian. we do have traffic on 101 begying to get a little bit -- beginning to get a little bit heavier on the bayshore. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. mostly sunny, partly cloudy skies to the south. tail end of a system dragging to the north. it will still be a mostly sunny day. temperatures, though, reflective of the system. if you are near the coast, that's an -- there is an onshore push. inland will you -- inland, you will be the benefit of warmer weather. everything was going right over us last week. now it's going up and over us. as it heads up to

another one hard hayward. over an inch of rain in hayward.omond picked up the most you would expect that. but san jose had more than san rafael. don't see that very often. also look at santa rosa. much less than napa. some areas picked up pretty good amounts of rain. now our system is producing some snow. but i will tell you i was looking up at soda springs the roads are wet but they are fine. our observer steve bridges says it's a fine, fine snow. not accumulating too much. temperatures about 35-36 degrees. there is some mix precipitation in there. upper 40s for most. san rafael and santa rosa 46 to low 50 as we start to get a break in the clouds. but this system will move in today. associated cold air and with some breaks in the clouds that will get cloud cover building up in the afternoon. and maybe some thunderstorms off toward the east. so showers cooler today. some sun breaks for awhile. then we will see mostly cloudy skies by this afternoon. upper 50s and low 60s. rein returns thursday and a cold showery pattern on friday. dave and cla

hayward. even up around richmond couple strikings there. you can see this is the pattern that tips and will be with us for awhile because we have a stormy over nature period not only could feature more thunderstorms but heavy downpour of rain strong gusty wind and even hail. speaking of downpour up in the north bay it's pouring down and this is largely overlooked because of the unusual nature of the thunderstorms but there are areas here where there is no doubt some cooling on the roadway because of the rain puddling there and just continues. it is a stormy and challenging morning commute tomorrow. i have more a little bit later. >> thanks spencer gentleman updating developing news following all evening. we now know the name of the stanislaus county sheriff's deputy killed this morning serving eviction notice. stand off is still going on in modest to neighborhood. 10 hours now. the deputy and another man shot and killed this morning. sheriff's department identified the deputy as robert perris, 16 year veteran of the force. the other victim

traffic flowing smoothly both directions east and westbound between foster city and hayward. lot of people have spring break. >>> thank you for joining us for this edition of the abc7 morning news. >> gma with katie couric is next they are going to have more coverage of the oikos university massacre. >> keep track of the latest news on twitter and talk about it at facebook. have a fabulous day.

hayward is a chance for them to bring him down. this former billionaire says he is too scared to come back until china has the rule of law and democracy. for now, is still has the rule of the communist party. there are many in this city who say they are victims, too and are waiting for the day they will seek justice. >> you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, decades after being separated from his family, one man uses the internet for an incredible reunion. breaking records is familiar territory to the british adventuress. three years ago, she became the first solo woman to row across the indian ocean. now she has a her sights on an even more challenging feat, a solo row across the indian ocean. >> one woman and her rowboat. this is sarah at her happiest. >> some slightly rougher stuff, which is always good fun. >> she will roll across the north pacific ocean from japan to canada. a solo row, which means there will be no support to vessels. just sarah alone rolling four and a half thousand miles. >> you are up and d

further south hayward. you can see oakland with a good cell towards berkeley, alameda, san leandro, there's a break on the peninsula pushing south redwood city and woodside. a break this afternoon. more rain on the way tomorrow. >>> there's already been a few spin outs and accidents. nothing causing big delays. one of those mornings where you want to give yourself extra time. wind advisory for the bay bridge look out for ponding to the tolls, no delays yet. flooding reported in oakland, northbound 880 on the connector ramp to 980 also san francisco northbound 280 at mariposa. flooding reported on 101 at lucky in both directions. live shot of the san mateo bridge. wet, difficult to drive that's why you will want extra time. >>> our job is to monitor the weather and traffic this morning, we are on top of it. national weather service a tornado with wind speeds of one muhammad miles an hour touched down yesterday afternoon near stockton. a viewer sent this. the twister destroyed a shed tipped off a 53 foot trai

hayward. first pitch is just about an hour away from the washington nationals' home opener. 9news now now sports anchor dave owens is live at nationals right now now and dave we've been talking about it. a lot of buzz about the first place nationals, how often do we get to say that. >> reporter: not that offer. it is an absolute majestic time out here. let me show you all the color and pageantry that you would want from an opening day. it is here at n ats park. you talk about the buzz and excitement. why is that? quite frankly the nats haven't been that good since they returned to washington, d.c. from montreal. just one nonlosing season since 2005 but that all changed last year with this youth movement and that youth movement has begun to materialize. let's take a look at the video i tell you what this year they've gotten a great start. 4-2. tied for first place with the mets and what has people buzzing around the town is the core of this team and i'm talking about ryan zimmerman and stephen

headlights headed in the westbound -- eastbound towards hayward this is 280 as you can see very light17 out of the santa cruz mountains experiencing construction around summit drive, no reports of any slowing. your drive from san jose to cupertino at the limit. toll plaza still light, metering lights off, traffic flowing smoothly into san francisco. >>> 5:20. >>> tips to help you avoid tax trouble. critical help offering today if you are still working on your taxes. >>> emergency that turn add 80-year-old passenger into a pilot. that's "america's money." i'm tanya rivero. [ woman ] before allegra, my allergy medicine took hours to work or made me drowsy. after allegra, i have the only one that's both fast and non-drowsy. after allegra, i have it all. >>> good morning. 5:23. live look at the 'em , you see the ferry building and the bay bridge in the background traffic moving along smartly into the city of san francisco. sue hall is monitoring traffic trouble spots and she will fill us in, in a couple of minutes. >>> it is almost tax time. >> ugh! >> you can get tax questions answered f

hayward police went to her home where nadia said she was fine.he told a reporter she drafted part of the e-mail but everything about her husband was added later. a spokesman for bill lockyear says the accusations are false. nadia lock year is blaming e-mail on her former boyfriend who is under investigation in connection with a possible assault on her. >>> time to check in with lisa argen. >>> we've got some pretty good rain in the east bay, moderate to heavy from san leandro to hayward, dublin, 580, 680 through union city and fremont. also the south bay looking at pretty good rain from campbell, morgan hill, san jose wet as well as sunnyvale and cupertino. here's where the rain line begins to shift. it is shifting out of alameda into berkeley, you can see the back edge of it here still rainy up through american canyon and 80. sonoma, marin, parts of napa, dry that is going to be the trend throughout the morning hours, san francisco, a break. the rain continues to shift east throughout the morning hours. we are going to see the roughest weather s

hayward, 57.ever, starting off with 40s and concord, and ask for this afternoon we are expecting a chilly day along the coast. windy. 56 degrees in half moon bay. fairfield, antioch will be the warmer spots. low 60s for the immediate day. for those going to the sierras plenty of snowfall. perhaps just cloudy conditions for this weekend and monday 43 with 23 in the sierras. and your full forecast, coming up. >>marty: volunteers in morgan hill will be searching for sierra lamar. it has been over four weeks. this is video from yesterday. sheriff's department was looking for any clues under water using sonar equipment on friday. craig is a live in morgan hill. another surge is beginning in about 30 minutes. and another -- search. >>craig: yes, they are even coming in to buy bus coming and from san mateo at 3:30 a.m. and arrive the 6:30 he seemed very convinced to try to help. >> is important! what if it was my daughter? we need to find her. >>reporter: it sounds like you have come a long way to do thi

hayward's development services director has already approved this plan. but neighbors there and the united food and commercial workers union are appealing this decision. the group says the market will undercut business at nearby supermarkets. >>> talk about a rude wake-up call. earthquakes just shaking up the south bay this morning. five quakes hitting just north of morgan hill, all within 24 hours. the last one about nine miles north of morgan hill just before 3:00 a.m. that one measured a 2.8. two similar size quakes were recorded around 1:00 this morning.nd about 25 minutes after that, a magnitude 1.3 was reported. yesterday morning, a 2.3 quake was recorded. that one just about a mile away. >>> right now, on a much more stable note, let's check in with meteorologist christina loren to find out a decent day. started out cold. but it's going to get nice. >> you're not talking about me. the weather. >> you're always stable and strong. >> let's get right to the weather forecast. thank you for that, by the way. great-looking forecast. you want to get outdo

through hayward, southbound 880 and whipple, there is a traffic a lawyer because two lanes are block in you can see sensors. >> a lot of gray around the skies today. fog and low clouds of sweat on short and some drizzle reported near the coast line. by the afternoon we will find more sunshine and a few high clouds moving overhead. temperatures right now in the 40's and 50's. '50s and '60s towards the coastline. the next couple of days this could get good as high pressure starts to build back into the bay area. on thursday we push 80 in the warm spots. ,,,,

. >> up next our jc hayward returns to work and talks about her recovery from breast cancer surgery.you saw today's noon show, then you know our colleague and friend jc hayward is back at work after having a lumpectomy last week. andrea roane has more on jc's first day on the job as a breast cancer survivor. >> hello and thank you for joining us. >> jc hayward back where she belongs at the anchor desk for fox 5 news at noon. >> so good to see you. >> reporter: her on set return followed a rousing welcome back to work from her broadcast family. jc looked and sounded the same just as if nothing new had happened in her life, but we know that is not the case. on april 11th, one week after she learned she had invasive ductocarcinoma breast cancer jc had a lumpectomy at sibley hospital. >> i'm a breast cancer survivor. >> you think you're going through something by yourself and then you find out wow, a lot of other people have gone through it. >> reporter: that day surrounded by her peeps she faced the challenge with typical jc humor, a strong faith in god and confidence in her medical tea

westbound as you head out of hayward, we'll see if that causes delays. chp en route now. bay bridge toll hasn't been bad this is the biggest back-up we've seen this morning towards the end of the parking lot for the cash paying lanes at this point. elsewhere, quiet, but look out for that thick fog across the golden gate bridge into san francisco. >>> hours from now suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will make a critical court appearance as he battles to get his job back. amy hollyfield is live at san francisco's superior court with the latest. >> reporter: if he wins today, he would get his job back it is looking like it is not going to be a good day in court for ross mirkarimi. the judge issued a tentive ruling yesterday saying he will be denying his request.

oakland all the way to a hayward hotel where the girl refused to be prostitutes. the suspect then stood by while her male counterpart agreed to the girl. she is wanted in accessory to read and other similar crimes and four other bay area locations. after our most-wanted segment aired, the suspect says her family members started calling her and telling her that she was on the most wanted list. the suspect then called our newsrooms think she is in hebert and is a victim in this incident, and not a suspect. she says she does not want to involve police because the crime was a lifetime ago. this morning, the suspect did call hayward police telling them that she is an arkansas and reiterated her innocence. detectives are trying to convince her to come talk to them. they're also trying to figure out if they can trace the call she made. if you have any information for police sweep the bay area's most wanted link on our web site. you updated as the occasional cold. >>pam: and a review shows that william devereaux afforded e mills and his boss and other managers on using a

she mentioned the 21-year-old from hayward. a baby-sitter at hayward baptist church. grace kim, 23 graduated from foot hill high school. a co-worker described her as full of live. a 39-year-old is from india working for exiled government of tibet. and the other woman just mentioned judy seymor made off tax analyst headed into a new career as a nurse. be sthour stay with us for continuing coverage of the oakland shooting rampage on the air and online. >> and there is northern texas sifting through rubble after a string of tornadoes barreled through the area. the twisters cut a path but some homes were unscathed next to others. a grandmother saw safety in a tub with her young grandson and two other autos she has a one baby on one side and one on another, then, my son under her. and she said she felt a big gush of like wind come through strong. and says she just kept feeling it take and she grabbed and hung on. >> this is incredible. 250 people were injured many in a hard hit city. >> the fact everybody woke up and is still alive today, that is a blessing. >> there is a

i'm starting to now see traffic out of foster city towards hayward. still avoid it in either direction. >>> looks like an ambulance just arrived eastbound. we don't know about injuries yet. >>> news now after serving chinese food for over 100 years, a san francisco institution is closing today. the restaurant opened a year after the 1906 quake in the city's chinatown. it has been a fixture on washington street ever since and gained fame for once having what many called the world's rudest wait a minuter. the kitchen is on the bottom floor the customers eat upstairs the restaurant was made famous first by a lummist and later by conan o'brien. >> accommodating customers who know we are going to be closed. we going to make whatever happen happen. be able share our last moments at the restaurant with customers. >> the restaurant got hit with a triple whammy, old building, kitchen has to be brought up to code and lease about to expire. >>> police and deputies preparing for another massive search of two santa rosa parks hoping to find a teen who has been mis

hayward police said last september she acted as eight him getting a girl to travel from oakland to haywardre the girl refused to be a prostitute. police say that adams and stood by while her male counterpart raped the girl. adams is wanted for accessory to rape and wanted for similar crimes in four other bay area locations. after our most wanted segment aired, the suspect says her family members started calling her, telling her she has been on the bay area's most wanted list and then called our newsroom. she says she is not a suspect but says she is actually a victim in the incident. she says she does not want to involve police because the crime was a lifetime to go. detectives are trying to convince her to talk to them so that she can clear their name. we will keep you updated as this case unfolds. >>pam: a major marijuana grow warehouse was greeted by oakland police. 11 suspects were arrested. investigators say the two month undercover operation involved swat officers, crime reduction in the problems of an officer's. there was an unusual number of firearms confiscated. >> we typically do

christie smith live at hayward with the latest on what they're fighting. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. they're upset and it's not unlike what we've heard before from students that in their opinion they keep taking hit after hit while those at the top don't and they've been getting raises. that according to the president of the california faculty association that the last faculty walkout was in november at two campuses. but starting today, 24,000 cal state university employees as you said, professors, librarians, counselors, coaches from 23 campuses will vote on whether or not to authorize the two-day strike. they've been without a contract from 2010. they want more say in the classroom about sizes. they also don't like a proposed salary freeze at current levels. but a csu spokesman says it's too early to be talking about a strike when there's still bargaining. faculty is considering rolling strikes at each of the campuses. the vote goes on until april 27th. reporting live in hayward, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> 6:54 righ

>>ysabel: investigators in hayward are looking at was first a home in hayward on friday. >> fire attackwe have to line going in in that direction. famine the crews battling the flames as you see they're furious fire quickly spread to the attic a luckily it did not lead to an adjacent to five and no one was hurt. >> filling head, too vague. the five floors are shutting down of. for the flooding of the feeble of worth. will tell you what is happening when we come back very if >>ysabel: in mt. tam, bifurcated weather. but this is off the hook of bifurcated weather. but this is off the hook of fungi anonly $79.99ir for a lucid by lg ? i can get a smartphone with verizon 4g lte ? it'd be so easy to check facebook, send emails. and the screen is easier to read in sunlight ! the universe is practically telling me to get a smartphone. it's like, "lisa, it'd be super cool if you got a smartphone. also, i like your outfit." thanks universe, let's get me a lucid. come in and say hello to your new, easy to use smartphone. the lucid by lg for only $79.99. verizon. >>marty: crwth have cleared a mud s

hayward around 7:30. 4300 people were left without power. many stores and businesses were forced to close on a normally busy saturday night. they said they had to close early and lose business. >> lights off. lights will come back on about ten minutes later. we're going to try to stay open. >> other stores and restaurants were able to reopen after power came back on. >> it went black. restaurant was full. we put out candles and wait for had it to come back on. >> pg&e was on store but first they had to put out a flaming transformer. this wasn't the biggest storm of the season but left its mark. mudslide in marin county closed a highway around stinson beach. >> there is a high surf advisory for the entire northern california coast until 5:00 a.m. monday. forecasters said some waves would be 25 feet in height. one wave watcher came from the east bay just to watch the surf. >> i'm here to check out the high surf waves. they are supposed to be really big. >> carolyn: there were problems all over the bay. take a look at this might have tree snapp

there was a private service from lydia sims from hayward. gathered at the catholic cemetery for her burial. her parents were in the front row. the pastor said a prayer with perverse the family thanking everybody for their support. the service was brief with mourners placing flowers on their casket. also, the caribbean community speaks out caribbea the korean >>reporter: this music outside of a korean grocery store is filling shot and shame. >> people that do not aware i do not want them to get the feeling that koreans are violent. >> this director saying that many are devastated and the center is looking to offer counseling. when the young people have so much stress, problems. we could possibly learn how to talk it out. >> other. stores the search for a morgan hill teame -- fifth = festa = = = \-=-= [ f \] too since the disappearance of the sierra lamar teen three weeks ago the deputies were looking specific? perhaps also in a tip? but these europe spokesperson says that they have expanded this search beyond morgan hill. where she has vanish

hawkins says he is still shaken up by the incident which occurred at a court in hayward was scared because have is a grown man ends and the 60 years old have been before i was just thrown away. did we call the police. i called 911. the coach ride do what's the what does and says at this point he is still not clear who the man is possibly an assistant coach or a relative of the coaching staff a few of the video where all four coaches were coming on to her with this guy like they knew that to this guy a hall was going to do this the coach says he roared least interview witnesses but to his knowledge the man to the punch had already left before police arrived. >>> a grown man had a child and that is all i can see and it was assault on a minor he says he is treated by paramedics and had a stiff neck and headed for a few days. mark cbs five. >>> we're unable to retry it the hayward police department or the head coach of oakland's alderson night for comment. the 15 year-old sierra lamar has been missing now for more than a month but half the someone is using their twitter account sandhogs that a

a little highlight and today a notable drop although still quite nice upper 60s in hayward and that's quite a difference and the cooling trend will continue i'll take you it the week a -- i'll take you to the week ahead, good morning sal. >>> a struck accident happened on bernard road and they are -- bernard road and one of the things you need to know is you need to avoid 680 and pleasanton. give your him time to move through that area and using 238. stay with us we will let you know more. and about 15 minutes ahead of schedule, now the roadway and i'm not sure what they will call it, being a act a what are they doing out there. >>> this is not complete yesterday and you can see car going in the northbound direction and at 4:45 this morning that is when we watched chp with cal transofficial replace doyle drive and the road was officially clear and that's when we saw morning computers had the road. and we will give you an idea of what this picture will look like, give you a driving change and we will show you how it will take you to the golden gate bridgen it will be 35 miles per hour

10 degrees cooler in portions of our inland value. 63 in pleasanton, 59 in san leandro, and 60 in hayward. 59 in san francisco, 59 in richmond, 60 in vallejo. a look at your extended forecast, after we get done with tomorrow's morning rain, we'll see improving conditions. warming into friday, and especially this weekend, with temperatures reaching the low 80s by sunday. >>> last week, we told you about the rescue attempts to free this grey whale entangled in fishing line in southern california. the rescue attempt ended when they lost track of the animal. but the whale was spotted heading north toward monterey bay. officials have started to plan operations to hopefully free the whale from that entanglement. they've already sent crews out. >>> gary is up next with an update on aubrey huff's absence from the giants. and a 14 inning thriller at the coliseum today. >>> get ready to watch this year's beta breakers on kron4, sunday morning, may the 20th. we'll bring you the race from start to finish. we'll have cameras everywhere along the courts. as thousands of people make their way from the b

heavy rain in the livermore and hayward area.hat will become more scattered in nature by the latter part of the morning. that will pretty much be the case as we headed to the afternoon. passed friday looks like we will see nothing but sunshine and warmer temperatures around the bay area. tuesday could be the warmer day of the week with potentially a 70 degree reading. >>erica: we do have some wind advisories in effect. we do not have an advisory for the san mateo bridge but the camera is still shaking so allow yourself extra time and a drive with extra caution. the drive is 14 minutes from end to end. drive with extra caution for your ride coming out of the north bay. we have reports of a roadway flooding on 101 and for directions around let the drive. quick break. here is a live look outside at our camera showing as the is happening in san jose where the rain is coming down pretty hard. take your time in to bring an umbrella. not only is it going to rain this morning, in the site is one to rain tonight as well. lou will be right

hayward's death was murder, up a business deal gone wrong. the police chief wanted out. the case was too toxic to handle. the party chiefs were said to be part of the security network. reports suggest a wiretapping regime extended across the city and even the chinese premier was bob. no one is talking. of want to ask -- did a british man die here last year? >> we do not know anything. >> did that actually happen? in the great hall of the people, a carefully choreographed message that the party rule carries on as normal, but beijing acted quickly. the husband was dramatically purged. but it was not just our murder case. there is a second explanation. china is about to appoint a second generation of leaders. bo was using his position to challenge party orthodoxy in a way not seen since 1989. >> bo xilai was openly advocating a different line from beijing on china for all future. he had an attitude all his own. many rallied to his cause. they think he was the victim of a political struggle. ♪ >> the party it battle lines are clear. somewhat evermore market reforms. others,

these are live pictures from our chopper over the scene of an attempted bank robbery in hayward at second and a streets. it does not look like anything urgent is going on, no guns drawn. an taped robbery has taken place and the suspected robber may be in custody. >>> gunfire erupted at two different locations in east oakland l.a. night. police are trying to determine if the incidents are related. the first one happened near 98th avenue and holly street with witnesses reporting hearing dozens of gunshots. when bliss arrived they found two men with gunshot wounds. the victims are expected to survive. a witness who did not want to be identified described what he heard. >> it sounded like 30 shots, two different guns, long rapid fire, longer than what you usually would hear. sounded like a gunfight. >> a few minutes later police responded to another shooting at thermal where officers found man sitting in his car with gunshot wounds. the shootings come as oakland police may be moving away from a so-called 100 block crime prevention plan. about 20 police officers will reportedly return to their

as to the maps, that traffic looks good on 880 in hayward.did talk about it and that yellow indicater, you see two vehicles that have hit each other, they are up against the center divide so we will be watching that for you. at 5:50 let's go to steve. >>> low clouds are back in a big way, some low clouds are clear and it will be hanging out in parts of the coast and higher clouds will filter in later and mostly cloudy, it warmed up nicely and the next batch of clouds came in and the next system is poised offshore. 45 to 55 on the lows, 54 hayward, also mountain view and one system moves out and you can't see it, but the next system is tracking mainly to the north but it will give us some of that on shore breeze and that will keep us cooler, we will end up with a lot of 60s and sun and clouds, cooler but coastal clouds have wrapped up. we are already mid-80, lower 70s especially further east and south you go away from fog influence but temperatures are coming down right about at seasonal normal, too much fog, upper 50s and 60s by the coast, lo

. >> let's move to hayward now. there is a vigil there tonight. what do you see there? >> there are a lot of flowers coming into the church. and lidia sims' family is meeting with their pastor to go over the memorial service. administrators from the university as well as some of her classmates are expected to attend the service here at hayward baptist church. and yesterday we brought you pictures and thoughts from her brother, daniel, other family who's lost loved ones have about too distraught to talk until today. tim brown's fiancee is 53-year-old judith seymor, mother two of children in their 20s. pim says judy was catholic, committed to her faith and dedicated to her children camilla and brian. >> she did everything for them. every decision she made in life and every course she took, the first consideration was her children. >> tim says due to his already proving to be an excellent nurse because she naturally cares for others and like many of the victims was looking forward to graduating in june. and beginning a new chapter in her life. judith seymor born in guyana

hayward. it is a tradition that dates back to 1878. president obama and the first family kicked off the 134th annual easter egg roll. delia has more from the southlawn. >> in their sunday best and with a wooden spoon in hand, group after group of kids tried their very best to roll the easter egg on the white house lawn. > >> reporter: what was your technique? >> and good thing, because his family traveled all the way from new mexico. >> these guys were champions getting ready. it won have been easy if it weren't so exciting for them to come see this. >> reporter: who lives inside that house? >> who is the president? i don't beam. >> the kids weren't the only ones excited. did you just roll your egg? >> yes. >> did you have a good time? >> yes. >> reporter: where with are we today? >> at the white house. >> president obama he is a big. >> reporter: he is a big boy? >> yeah. >> in the theme of this year's easter egg roll, let's go let's play let's move. >> reporter: a series of activities were there to support the first lady's fight agai

hayward. thanks for joining us. spring is on hold today, while a storm is bringing snow, wind and rain to parts of the northeast. howard is here, he can tell us what we can expect. >> reporter: j.c., it has been somewhat of a miserable day around here weatherwise, after being in the 80s on saturday. temperatures are not going to move much more, maybe a few more degrees before the day is out. the main storm from yesterday, the rain which brought in some cases over three inches is way up in new england and canada. we have an upper level storm sitting right over us, producing lots of clouds and west of 95, showers and in the mountains, all this blue you see there, that is snow. some of the snow has been on the hefty side. locally on live doppler hd, light showers for the most part, some areas of drizzle moving slowly off toward the east. you can see as we zoom in toward the metro, howard counties through prince william, we have light showers here, scattered more about the region. not as widespread east of i-95. but it

will tran is on the 80 in hayward. so hydroplaning is a major concern.he rain is so hard, i fancy she is of water. you have to be careful. >>mark: another earthquake near japan. so far no reports of damage or injury and no reports of any tsunami. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. land o'lakes spreadable butter with canola oil is made with sweet cream, canola oil and salt. just three natural ingredients. what's in your spread ? ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand out. >>mark: in a developing story out of modesto, a fire is now out at an apartment complex where police believe a suspect who killed two people deputy is hiding out. it is still unclear what started the fire, police were locked in a standoff on a complex all day. it started when a

hayward inch and a half. hayward just over an inch. 48 san roe fell and santa rosa. today upper 50s or very, very low 60s. these are below temperatures for san jose. our system moves off but then our low moves in. it looks like it won't be until saturday afternoon when things calm down. but than tomorrow morning things really start to pick up as that system moves in. we'll see a-inch of rain all the way west. late thursday into friday. things are starting to pick up toward the end of the week. there will be some sun breaks in the morning. 50s and low 60s on the temps. we're not done until friday as we said maybe friday afternoon. and then much better as we head into the week. >>> your time is 5:20. international markets are mixed this morning. the nikkei index fell nearly a percentage point while china was up. markets in france, germany and the united kingdom are oles in positive territory. investors are hopeful but concerned about bailout struggling you are mean countries. >>> everything was down yesterday. those losses blame # on fears that the economy was slowing.

i'm jc hayward. we're beginning this newscast with information from prince george's county. right now police are trying to solve four deadly shootings that happened over the weekend. the killings happened in different parts of the county. and several other victims were wounded. armando trull is live outside the police headquarters. he has more information on this story. >> reporter: counteris certainly a bizarre and -- this is certainly a bizarre and bloody weekend in prince george's county. multiple victims, five people dead, four of those were murders. let's take a listen to what the police chief had to say during a press conference that they called to dispel what has gripped the community as fear because of so many deaths in lated amount of time. the shootings are not related and happened in just about every corner of the county, louisdale, accokeek, suitland, district heights the first shots rang out friday afternoon. the final gunfire erupted sunday morning. when it was all said and done, five people were dead and one arrested including a 32-year- old accused of killing

"today in the bay" live in hayward with exactly what they're fighting for. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning, john. they're upset and it's not unlike what we've heard before from students. they're saying that they're being asked to take a hit while those at the top are not. and, in fact, are getting raises at some of the campus presidents they say to the tune of about 10%. so starting today, what's happening here and at a number of campuses is that they're going to start taking a vote according to the california faculty association. 24,000 professors, librarians anden counselors from 23 campuses will vote on whether to authorize a two-day strike. they've been without a contract since 2010 and one of the key issues is freezing salaries at the current levels. a csu spokesman says it's really early to start talking about a strike while they're at the bargaining table. the system has lost already about $1 billion in state funding since 2008. they slashed student admissions and hiked tuition, which has sparked some demonstrations and classes. a bo

. >> it is a question that will not go away -- how did neil hayward by here at the lucky hotel in onef the secluded villa as last september? china's communist party has promised the rule of law will prevail. as more dark secrets emerge, will that happen? the party has said the 41-year- old british businessman may have been murdered. his once powerful friend, the communist chief, has been sacked and is under investigation. rumors swirled that his wife ordered the killing, even that she was there when cyanide was slipped into his drink. under oath -- under him, the city boomed. it was his fiefdom. his role was rootless. his signature policy, a crackdown on crime, smashing what he called "a mafia gangster "thousands were arrested. many, it seems, were businessmen, tortured and forced to hand over their wealth. once a billionaire, he is now in hiding outside china. he said he was held for three months, accused of a crime he did not commit and tortured. police even took this photo with him after he agreed to pay millions to secure his own freedom. when he fled china, he said his family was