nbc bay area's kris sanchez live at the scene with the very latest. kris? >> reporter: hi, there, scott. we just talked with police and they said homicide investigators are on the scene and this appears to be the case of a man who was killed and suffered some sort of injury that is consistent with the fact that this was not an accident. the homicide investigators are here at the scene. they were called out earlier this morning, by a man who drives a truck, out of one of these warehouses, who saw the man on the ground, unconscious, and not breathing. when medical personnel arrived, they declared him dead on the scene. we don't know whether this man is affiliated with that red semitruck that you can see in the video, but he was nearby. now, this is a commercial area, a place where warehouses are, where trucks come and go all day long, but, still, there are no witnesses so far, and nothing in the surveillance video to give any indication of to what happened to the police. the police right now asking people to come forward with any information, if they saw anyt

i'm kris sanchez. coming up next on "today in the bay" an exclusive interview with the father of a teenager who is charged with the murder of a friend who police say was killed by someone else. more on the provocative act doctrine. >>> plus two bay area store clerks take matters into their own hands. the video you have to see of their takedown. >>> plus a summer-like warmup headed to the bay area. if you're thinking of going to the beach, you'll want to harry what anthony slaughter has to say about a warning this morning. this is "today in the bay." >>> and we are waking up in oakland this morning. we see the city in the distance. it's fog-free just about everywhere around the bay and we're expecting some temperatures that will have you wearing your sunglasses until night fall. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist anthony slaughter. anthony, folks will want to go to the beach. >> santa cruz will get back into the low to mid-70s. elsewhere in the 60s but tomorrow we're defini

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist anthony slaughter.be some of those folks are coming in, anthony, because our weather's glorious. >> it's going to be awesome over the next few days. in fact, the envy of the country if you will. we're talking about 70s and 80s returning into the forecast for tomorrow and all the way to the upcoming week and you can find them on the scrolling seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen. i want to show you what we're looking at right now. we've got a few lingering clouds especially on the peninsula and palo alto in particular. you can see the low clouds hugging the mountains and we may encounter a little bit of drizzle from these clouds but the skies are expected to clear out as high pressure moves in. highs today not going to be overly warm. we're back into the 60s for most of us. low to mid-60s at the coast. upper 60s for the inland valleys and we may hit 70 for a few locations but, again, major warming headed our way for tomorrow, kris, we're talking about temps near 80 and into the 80s as we head

scott budman is here with a first look, hi, scott. >> hey, kris. this is what you get when you stream movies. the internet giant taking on companies like apple and netflix with its own streaming box. further proof that how we watch tv has changed forever. with netflix, apple, and others already streaming movies and tv shows to your living room, amazon long known for shipping what you order online just became the latest tech giant to pull up a chair in front of your tv. >> listen, this thing is tiny. it's incredibly powerful. and it's unbelievably simple. it's the best place to watch the most popular tv shows and movies in the comfort of your own home. >> reporter: amazon calls this fire tv for $99, a direct competitor to apple tv, and with a built in library of content, a direct competitor to netflix, all part of a movement changing the way we entertain ourselves. >> the expectation now is that you can get anything you want, any time you want in whatever portions you want. you can watch the whole series in a bing viewing and that's very different t

forecast. >> it does seem chilly out there, kris.co down into the 30s this

kris? >> thank you very much.ul, nice, cool weather for petaluma as it pays homage to its agriculture roots with the 33rd annual veteran festival an event which draws more than 25,000 people and has arts, crafts, food vendors and, of course, family entertainment as well. the festival is sponsored by nbc bay area and starts at 10:00 this morning. and you can watch our own janelle wang in the parade this afternoon. lots of fun if you don't have plans already. >>> making the best of a difficult situation. still ahead on "today in the bay" -- >> this is not the story that i want to tell. this is the story i have to tell. >> the very personal story this bay area man says he has to tell and the unique way he plans to do it. >>> in the tv news business time is often our enemy. there is rarely enough time to say everything that we want to say. one filmmaker is facing a bit of a time crunch as well. he's in a hurry to get his film made and message out while he can. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has his story in this m

good morning to you, kris.are waking up to some cool readings but as we head to the weekend temperatures will soar. we're talking about temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average after seeing temperatures yesterday climb into the lower 60s. today it won't be overly warm but close to 70 degrees the inland valleys and especially the east bay that's where we'll see the most warming and the north bay. close to 70 there. only 63 degrees in san francisco, but you'll notice in the south bay close to 69 for today. but as we head through the day tomorrow, close to 80. look at this, kris, monday and tuesday, temperatures in san jose could be topping that record heat. 84 monday and 87 by tuesday. believe it or not. no rain in that forecast but, again, very warm air headed our way. we'll see you in a bit at 7:00. >> all right, thank you, anthony. >>> we begin with breaking news this morning we'll continue our coverage of the possible breakthrough in the search for the missing malaysian jetliner following the "today" show

i'm kris sanchez. we'll talk about what that means for food banks who buy in the tens of millions of pounds. >>> plus moving on before they even move in. what is next for the warriors? >>> and the clouds are moving in. and some breezy conditions in the bay area. and the north bay already starting to see a few showers. we're watching for some rain to come in tonight and more in your seven-day forecast. we'll look at that when we come right back. >>> changing the game plan. a home on the water is no longer the long-range goal for the golden state warriors. the warriors are shifting the site of their proposed arena from the piers of san francisco to a spot near mission bay. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has the new details. >> reporter: this is where the new arena will be built now on the 12-acre lot of mission bay. the change of plans comes after a lot of people were crying foul. a golden state warrior flag flies over san francisco city hall tonight. but the mayor and the city are keeping mum about a cha

kris sanchez joins us from moffitt field where she talked to the rescuers. i hear the baby was actually very, very sick by the time they got to it. >> reporter: the baby was very sick, jess. but we were hear as the crew deborded that c-130 that you can see here behind me, and they don't show a lot of emotion when they're talking with us, the press, but they certainly had a lot of hand shakes and pats on their back from their own. they tell us when they boarded that crippled sailboat, the rebel heart, there was nothing but gratitude from that family because as you mentioned that baby was very sick. >> they were really appreciative. they were actually surprised that america would spend the effort and the time and the dollars and possible lives to go and help them out. they were blown away. nothing but thanks and gratitude. >> they don't call them guardian angels for nothing. these are the members of the california national guard 129th air rescue wing crew that parachuted into the open ocean to treat a baby very sick with salma n salmonella. >> the big thing wi

that it's not the same as the fans paying to see it. >> all right, thank you, kris. there are many social and financial layers to the story. tonight the list is growing in terms of major companies ending their sponsorship of the l.a. clippers. among them, bay area base virgin america airlines. a spokesperson saying while we continue to support the fans and the players, virgin america made the decision to end the sponsorship of the l.a. clippers. carmax was the first to pull the plug today, kia, red bull, sprint and mercedes also suspending their partnerships with this nba franchise. state farm said that it's monitoring the situation. >> as you heard kris say, while sterling can't be forced to retien, it -- it's happened here in the bay area with the 49ers. we take a look at the history of misconduct and the punishment of league owners. jarrod. >> if you're wondering what the repercussions are for his alleged comments, there is a small precedent. major league baseball dealt with this in 1993. the cincinnati reds owner marge shot was find $25,000 and suspended for one

i'm kris sanchez. today on today in the bay, a large fire breaks out in berkel berkeley, sending smoke across the area. several businesses and more than a million dollars worth of inventory up in flames. >> also, the latest from the tour bus trash. >> and only on nbc, our cameras were rolling on a state-wide sting, how it's going to keep drivers a bit safer. this is today in the bay. >>> good morning. looking live at san jose this morning. and a nice, cool start to what is otherwise going to be a pretty warm afternoon. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda, and the second half of the weekend warmer than the first half. >> we're going to see more warming in the afternoon as we're waking up to a lot of low clouds. san jose, 54, and roughly the same temperature and same sky, looking back to san francisco. only the bottom half of the tow there. 54 degrees. the change we'll see the low clouds will break up around 10:00 and 11 look this morning as winds come down out of the no

i'm kris sanchez.ends people from their homes under evacuation in the south bay and more on the deadly tour bus crash on interstate 5 that killed five. ten people injured. including what's next in the investigation. rob mayeda will let us know whether we're in for another warmup. is mayeda, meteorologist rob mayeda ♪ 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 probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. . >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. looking live at a golden start to the day in san francisco. and we see the flag waving around and we see the low clouds so we are wonder

i'm kris sanchez. coming up on today in the bay, the golden sta n staen state wag to focus on the playoffs. but taking center court are the racist comments allegedly made by the owner of the clippers. as the nba benches him, the president weighs in from the sidelines. >> a history making moment in rome this morning. we'll show you the ceremony where two popes celebrated the mass anointing two other popes as saints. >> plus, right showers around the bay area. will to be enough to water your garden or just enough to ruin your fresh car wash. we'll talk about the changes on the way. this is today in the bay. >>> good morning to you. looking live at a very nice picture of san rafael. we see the low clouds squished down, but what about in san jose? the clouds are up in the sky. let's make sense of this. i'm kris sanchez along with rob mayeda. what does this all mean? >> we're seeing this is enough rain, i think, to help the gardens out or mess up a car wash or two. we're seeing that in san francisco. at at&

. >>> and i'm kris sanchez in san jose where a very picturesque home is now a pile of rubble. we'll show you what happened in this neighborhood when fire broke out. >>> if you're just now tuning in, it has been an intense afternoon in san jose. flames and smoke visible for miles across santa clara county, but at this hour firefighters are mopping up that fire that destroyed one home and damaged two others. >> this happened on mossbrook circle. fire very tough to fight because of a broken gas line that kept firefighters at a distance. kris sanchez joins us live. >> reporter: we were able to walk a little closer to the scene, and we watched as pg&e crews used a backhoe to dig up under the concrete to find the source of that broken gas line. it is now capped, but it is still leaking just a little bit of gas, and that is posing a bit of a danger. we were asked to remove ourselves from the situation. we know that this was a very fast-moving fire that destroyed that home very quickly, even though firefighters were able to get here within moments of that call. that fire quickly went

kris sanchez joins us to tell us more. >> reporter: i've never given a second thought about what kind of operating system my atm's using when i swipe my card, but the fact is there are 210,000 plus atms in the united states, and almost all of them are running windows xp which today is vulnerable to attack. your home and work computers, your money, even your gas and electricity may be at risk. as of today, microsoft will no longer support windows xp. that means no new patches for gaps in security. the 13-year-old operating system is used in 95% of atms. reggie grimes worries about identity theft and his money. >> as a consumer, i want to feel like i'm supported, feel like the things that i work hard to obtain will not be compromised or left out in outside of protection. >> reporter: a wells fargo spokes woman says security is at the heart of everything we do at wells fargo. wells fargo atms will continue to be protected through this transition. a pg&e spokes woman says out of the abundance of caution they don't discuss their security systems, but a security expert says many utilities u

. >> kris jenner rinaldo scored in ristianot leg, -- k rinaldo scored in the first leg. >> you don'tk about losing. we have a goal. we have to concentrate on that. we are certainly not thinking about the words "if" when our job is to play at the highest level. ideally, we want to play like we did in the first leg in madrid. renaldo missed -- real missed the first weekend. gg99Ññwçça7guc ÷w'. now, have you ever wondered what makes sacred art really sacred? i mean, does the so-called creative spirit lie within the artist, or is it something channeled through the artist that comes from somewhere else entirely? in either case, prepare to be totally delighted by what follows: the first-time meeting of a tibetan lama and a navajo sculptress. so settle back, take a deep breath, and let your creative spirit float in the wind as we join our host, phil cousineau, with his esteemed guests for this colorful, art-drenched episode of global spirit, the first internal travel series. [percussive music]

i'm sam brock, in for kris sanchez today.ice day on easter sunday, and whether you're headed to mass or to the market, what can you expect? let's check the forecast. >> it's going to be beautiful. in fact, we're waking up to clearer conditions across most of the bay. we still have low clouds positioned kroos the east bay, especially in dublin where we're trying to clear out from the marine layer from the morning, especially last night. lots of low clouds. but we have cleared out, virtually, even in san jose. clear conditions. not a cloud in the sky. later on this afternoon, it's going to be remarkably warmer. 80s across the inland valleys which is about 15 degrees above where we should be for this time of year, even in san francisco today, near 70 degrees now. if this has you thinking about the beach, there is a high surf advisory in effect for today. it's mainly just because we're going to be looking at waves that could get up to 10, even 15 to 18 feet. right now, only at about 7 feet, but definitely with temperatures in the

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. isn't that a pretty picture?> it is a pretty picture. the low clouds you're seeing right now in san jose, part of a marine layer that thickened up to about 3,000 feet overnight and right now 54 degrees in san jose. the view from emeryville showing a little more sunshine, looking back to san francisco there, partly cloudy skies, and as we take you over into san francisco right now, you see mostly cloudy skies to the west, 53 degrees. the giants flag there blowing atop the building as we have a 1:05 start time to the game today and it should be a cool one out there at at&t park. numbers close to 60 as we go through the afternoon but tomorrow, same time, different temperature, notice the numbers starting to come up there for sunday around san francisco as high pressure begins to build. the second half of the weekend we will see our temperatures climb up. if you're going to head to the coast today, drizzle and low clouds at times for monterrey, sierra locations okay, temperature wise, 60 lake tahoe, 78 rene no, yosem

i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez today.have nice weather on tap but it could be relatively short lived. first, though, our meteorologist anthony slaughter tracking an earthquake. >> yeah. in fact, just about an hour ago there was an earthquake off the soloman islands. 7.5 quake. no tsunami warning but there will be one that has already been issued for this area here through the indian or through the pacific ocean from papua new guinea to the solomon islands. want to give you a head's up. this is a large earthquake that happened about an hour ago in the solo mon islands. beautiful conditions as the sun continues to come over the horizon. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. a little chill out there. and you'll notice from every micro climate perspective we are clear even from oakland where 30 minutes ago we had low clouds against the east bay mountains, even now clearing out nicely. it will be a nice day, temperatures similar to where they were yesterday. in fact, we're going for highs that are going to be very near average back

i'm kris sanchez.st anthony slaughter has a look at a weekend forecast that feels like summer. >> oh, yeah. in fact temperatures yesterday right near average. we were in the upper 60s for daytime highs. today we'll be in the upper 70s, so going up about 10 degrees, believe it or not of the right now high pressure overhead, no fog, clear skies and a beautiful sunrise coming in from palo alto this morning. quite a different story from yesterday when we were waking up to low clouds and a little drizzle up against the mountain. this morning nothing like that, clear visibility as far as the eye can see. you'll notice those temperatures not as cold as it was yesterday, even in the north bay it was in the 30s yesterday. starting off in the 40s today so a good sign we'll see temperatures really warm. close to 80 degrees in the santa clara valley. same story for the east bay. tri-valley is right near 80. even in san francisco, while it won't be complete beach weather, 70 degrees will feel good in the sunshine a

i'm kris sanchez.golden sta n staen state wag to focus on the playoffs. but taking center court are the racist comments allegedly made by the owner of the clippers. as the nba benches him, the president weighs in from the sidelines. >> a history making moment in rome this morning. we'll show you the ceremony where two popes celebrated the mass anointing two other popes as saints. >> plus, right showers around the bay area. will to be enough to water your garden or just enough to ruin your fresh car wash. we'll talk about the changes on the way. this is today in the bay. >>> good morning to you. looking live at a very nice picture of san rafael.

kris jenner rinaldo made the final score in his 100th champions league -- cristiano ronaldo made thefinal score in his 100th champions league game. ramos says it is true that it is a good result, but we know they are a very strong team. we have to forget about the score and be focused on the next game to win the semis. we cannot relax like last season where we had a bad experience there. -- says, "it's sad. we had some good opportunities. we know it is tough to play against them in our stadium." dortmund did some great things. it is up to us to repeat them this year." they were dreaming of a home final. they will face the seven-time french champions for the first time. leonhaven't seen much of -- lyon, but still respect them. >> it's a very good team. if they have reached this stage of the europe league, it's because they have done very well. they are showing that in the french championship as well. we haven't had a lot of time to watch them and study their game, very complete, physically strong, players capable of attacking. we have to be careful. >> they crashed out of the champion

that is a thing done in 79 kris around the world and how we work. we try to convince the parents, for instance, who kill a baby daughter because they want to have a son. we convinced them, if you invest extra food and education in your daughter when she's grown, she can support you in your old age, belt ere, perhaps, than your sons would do. that's the best way i know to prevent a massive murder of baby girls that reached me and my unconscious so much, but i think that's way needs to be done is convince the people your daughter's can be a great investment for you and resolve problems that your son and kept can't do like health care. >> yes, sir? >> hi. i'm gary hall from the national cathedral. dean, like the state of people who know. >> mr. president, i heard you campaign in 1976 and happened at that apeeshes to give an extremely interesting analysis. >> yes. >> what i'm interested in is what you think today, the appropriate role of the safety community is in public policy and public life. we are familiar with communities that exercise a lot of lev

i'm kris sanchez in for jessica aguirre tonight. >> i'm raj mathai. big-time job growth. something else is booming in the silicon valley. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us from downtown san jose, scott? >> reporter: good evening, raj. a strong economy brings new jobs and new money. that's good news for a slew of new restaurants opening here in downtown san jose. you can call this the new south bay food boom. the south bay has been in a construction boom for a few years. >> we're building a 23-story high rise in downtown. >> reporter: bringing new jobs and new buildings and growth in the tech industry lasted longer bringing with it even more jobs. but here is food for thought, the south bay is now a hot spot for restaurant growth as dozens of new places to eat like dakine have hit the downtown to shake things up. >> we feel that there is a void going on here, and i think san jose would be a good spot for us. >> reporter: lots of food to feet all those tech workers and soon to be new residents. >> i think in alignment with what the city is trying

kris sanchez has the details. >>> the nba commissioner cannot force an owner to sell a team as the fans would like to see. in the name of protecting the game, the nba constitution allows the commissioner to levy a $1 million fine and an indefinite suspension. meantime, today, warriors head coach urged fans to use their power and boycott. >> i believe the fans, the loudest statement they can make as far as fans is to not show up to the game. >> at practice today, warriors head coach mark jackson urged clippers fans and warriors fans to send april message to donald sterling about those

i want to play pro football like kris jenner all the more you drove by that's my tree it to him from here to see enormously frustrating. stopped in a mountain and the paradise they see in europe the bill the eu will have to walk to get that to solve the refugee problem but safe on top to secure a seat and additional patrols seemed to be all that the twenty eight member states can agree on reaching an agreement on any topic is not the seedlings and route twenty eight countries into it that resonates in directing because he thinks people and politicians have to be skilled at defending the country's interests in brussels. in the austrian government at least being a capable politician who has nothing to do with dates they see it all standpoint that the use youngest foreign minister. the boston close as any twenty seven years old this portrait begins with a video clip from the internet he chose to dump politician on the campaign trail in the other chasing votes for the conservative austrian people's party. conservatives have the coolest most recent party they rock. i mean. that was four y

kris sanchez joins us with more on that. >> reporter: mark jackson said if they were a fan, not the coach, a fan, he would stay home. that goes for fans of the clippers and fans of the warriors alike. >> i believe the fans have a statement they can make as far as fans. the loudest statement they can make is to not show up to the game. >> reporter: at practice warriors head coach mark jackson urged clippers fans and warriors fans to send a message to donald sterling about those racist comments allegedly recorded by his former girlfriend. but at the same time, the clippers head coach doc rivers urged fans to keep rooting for their teams. >> we need them. i can tell you that, we need everybody. you know, we play for them, we always have. and so we do need them. >> reporter: the clippers were clearly off their game at oracle sunday as they fell to the warriors 97-118. >> our focus wasn't in the right place. be the easiest way to say it. >> reporter: as the players struggled to keep the focus on the game the naacp of los angeles announced it is rescinding the lifetime achievement award that st

town recaptured by government forces and the tv show is inspecting damage from resent fighting in the krisyon town of maloola and the town is 60 kilometers north of damascus from opposition fighters a week ago and saying the government is the best protection against rebels and presidential elections are scheduled for later this year. plenty more ahead on al jazeera includi including. >> illegal fishing, and one day they would no longer be able to fish in the territory waters. >> reporter: u.n. warning the fish stocks are being depleted by un regulregular -- unregula people and it's banned and illegal but pakistan black market gambling industry is doing an roaring trade. ♪ >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. well it's official... xfinity watchathon week was the biggest week in television history. but just when you thought it was over... what now? with xfinity on demand you can always watch the latest e

kris sanchez joins us from the scene. what do we know? >> reporter: we know that being that close to regional medical center did not make a bit of difference for the woman who was found stabbed in her home here. 911 was called by a neighbor just a few minutes before 3:00. by the time police and medical personnel arrived, it was too late for that woman. investigators remain here at the scene looking for any clues. they say they don't have a suspect description at this point, nor do they have witnesses that they're willing to reveal to us at this point. we asked if this was an incident of domestic violence because the woman was stabbed in a home. they say they're just not ready to tell. >> there are a lot of people -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: this is the 13th homicide that is being investigated here in the city of san jose. it's just a few numbers higher than we were at this point last year, but investigators again remain at the scene. the coroner has not yet

this time with the copa del rey on the line reality without injured superstar kris jenner and although he was sidelined with a leg injury in the absence of the real world player of the year the most expensive player would step up in a big way. barcelona at one go. between these two clubs this season. last month with the stuff with me on the counterattack and held the belief that this and thinking it would calmly finished and put his side ahead. the dough was very close to the top side to see on the replay but brielle forward timed his run beautifully the finish is to get one deal. the good will remain that way until the second half is hard to convert the former month barred from fort scott high in the sixty eighth minute the cross he will talk to your baking one one the fourth event celebrating with extra time to read gareth bale would do this and absolutely know that snow leopard on the left pieces and then beat the keeper between the west make it to one of the eighty fifth minute that in the alley and most expensive transfer of world football christianity although one can be seen as

now, julia and kris, you could be a winner today, too, if, uh, you play our game better than our returningchampion frédérique. good luck to all three of you. here we go. the jeopardy! round has these categories... "ship" in quotation marks. next... uh-oh. there's a trend here. interesting spelling. and... frédérique, start. aboard "ship," $200 please. frédérique. what is censorship? good.

this is a double show though kris carr's that only made things worse. it still does with being an identical three years will be interrogated us quite a long time and then feel old equipment would have with us snuggled up to us and to use as a russian journalist me nothing but propaganda. i may be forced distort reality of the border guards almost always got a present for money and a laptop. despite bank statements showing healthy counts and good handfuls of cash a check up on my posts for him and grabbed my passport and a woman in uniform. some were looking and pointing at something on the computer screen and how whispering to each other. i'm assuming they have a database of some sort. you just type my name and it says i'm a journalist with jones' own blacklist being prevented from doing their work. not quite what to expect from a country that lately has been so keen to embrace european ideals. even the telescope our team. westlife your musket with each because of a still more to come off the show the eye. the eye the news a secret laboratory to her he

and that's certainly happened learning more about kris and sandy and ashley's upcoming wedding. book impacts the fight? >> yeah, i mean, look, the trial itself, which is half the book almost, was an incredible experience. it was an incredible experience for anybody sitting through it. it was an educational experience. but what was interesting is it really impacted, you know, ashley's dad. >> my world. i mean kris and sandy and watching them in trial was, i think, really what made coming out to chuck fairly easy because they saw these two pulled together, wonderful, long-standing, committed women. i just think it gave this really positive view. >> but you give them a lot of credit for softening your father's view, but -- stance, but don't you think your coming out played a role in his coming around? >> absolutely. the evolution continuing. he's just been amazing, he really has. it's a great story, and i'm lucky and i hope that it helps anybody who reads it. >> and i should point out that casey is here but i guess she's a little camera shy. everyone, hang on for me. we need to tak

reporting live in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area. >>> more details on the real estate boom. these are the numbers for the month of february for the last four years. since 2011, fewer homes have been available. one of the reasons is more people don't think they can find a new home they can afford after they sell their old one. >>> we're following developing news. our chopper was on the scene in daley still city throughout the afternoon. a doctor alerted police that he saw a gunman and heard a loud bang. this is a very busy area. a lot of medical buildings and a shopping center across the industry. cheryl hurd is in daley city. >> reporter: police are still here, as you can see, but the area near highway 280 on south gate avenue is slowly getting back to normal. the street is now open now. earlier this afternoon it was quite a different story here. that's when a doctor reported seeing a man in his 60s with a gun. police were called in just before 1:30 this afternoon. police say a doctor reported he saw a man with a gun inside the medical facility on south gate avenue. >> we be

but this is morin kri mental sanctions.here's no question the white house is trying to pull the europeans along on broader sectors of the russian economy. the defense industry for example. in the meantime the white house comment on this is these are have a multiplying effect. a 12% decline in the russian stock market. a $60 billion in capital flight leaving russia, all trying to create the impression, is the white house that russia is really suffering from this. but they are having a difficult time bringing the europeans along on those broader sectoral sanctions. they had an agreement with the g-7 and they are still talking they are going to trigger those sanctions if the russians come across the border. but they'll hoping this approach will gradually change his mind. >> mike what sort of measures are the white house considering if he doesn't change his mind? >> that's just it. these sanctions being held in abeyance, these brood-sectors of the russian economy. we have been talking about this ever since the g-7 in the hague

planes and ships are kris cross crisscrossing the area.inal act and all passengers have been cleared. i want to bring in my team of experts to talk about this. probably less animated conversation than cameras in the cockpit but important nonetheless. how could they have clear ed all 227 passengers in this and what does it mean that they have haven't cleared the crew, michael kay? >> i mean, this isn't my area of expertise in the fbi approach on the investigations, doing background checks on every passenger on board. in terms of the crew, i think that's a more likely area to focus on and i think it would be easier to narrow down whether there were abnormalities in crew behavior, either prior to the flight or in previous flights. something we haven't learned a lot of, what were the previous flights of the pilot and co-pilot. where did they last do sorties and who were the crew that worked with them on the last sorties and did they spot anything abnormal. there are a lot of questions to be asked. you don't have to be an fbi investigator to de

kris sanchez joins us live with a first hand account with how close to disaster this family and baby really were. >> reporter: the rescuers who parachuted onto the rebel heart say that the baby was lethargic when they got to her and that she could have taken a turn for the worse at any moment. the baby tonight is stable. her family on dry land at home in san diego and bracing for criticism. and that boat that they called home for so many years is now at the bottom of the ocean. a very grateful family is on dry land at home in san diego tonight thanks to a crew from mauve et field in mountain view. >> they were appreciative that america would spend the time and dollars and possible lives to help them out. they were blown away. >> reporter: that's one of the two rescuers who parachuted into the open ocean to treat their 1-year-old baby lyra who was seriously sick with salmonella. >> wasn't quite on death's door yet, but a couple more days she would have been. so i'm glad the father pulled the trigger for rescue when he did. >> reporter: the family arrived home in san diego this morning

reporting live in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area. >>> cal police are looking for a plan accused of assault with a deadly weapon. that weapon? his pit bull. it happened at the people's park. officers say a woman got no an argument with a group of people. it ended with one man kicking and pushing the woman and ordering his pitts bull to attack her. she suffered bites to her arm but is otherwise okay. police are looking for a man described as 6 feet tall, 180 pounds, blond dreadlocks. three dots tattooed down his noise. the pit bull -- tan colored. >>> san jose's old century 21 theater, it has been ruled eligible for the national register of historic places. the owner of the property wants to bulldoze it for housing. today's recommendation now goes to the national park service which has the final say in whether the preservation process moves forward. >>> te years ago today, pat tillman was killed while serving in afghanistan. he left pro football to serve his country. his sacrifice lives on in his legacy. joe risotto junior has his story. >> when you were with him your day was bett

where these all actors or i was hoping this was like an engagement part kri and thy and the opportunityhey used that as opposed to stage ing the whole thing because that is wasteful, it is wasteful. i have a believe that the effort put into a wedding is proportional to the what comes out. >> so one wedding that a man helped out with. >> look, this is really just obnoxious. you're rooting for the marriage to fail. when it does fail i hope someone e-mails them that video and they are like, why would you send us is this and they write back, exactly. >> everyday you send it back. liz, was the video over the top or not over the top enough? >> it was over the top. about your math, does this marriage only last a day or a week? >> right now she's already banging his friend. i don't know, i'm kidding. i don't know that for a fact so don't take my word for it. but yes. >> in other words it's proportional. >> i always wonder where do the giant wedding albums go over a divorce. >> i bet this couple gives everybody a video of this. >> you have a code on a website where you can go download it. >> act

kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> red, yellow, green, you'll soon seize those colors posted in restaurants. they represent big changes. >> it's the result of our investigation that we began more than a year ago. we uncovered problems with the restaurant inspection system. jenna? >> reporter: for the first time when you go to a restaurant, you'll have the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about where you eat. a color and scoring system are coming to silicon valley after we began investigating 14 months ago. when you walk up to a restaurant in silicon valley, you'll soon see a plaque that looks like this. green means it passed inspection. yellow, a conditional pass. inspectors found two or more major violations. or red means it's closed after failing an inspection. >> we believe this new rating system is going to give our existing customers and new customers the added confidence to continue eating with us. i've been doing this almost 20 years and it's shocking that it's just happening now. >> i proposed 14 years ago -->> reporter: the county supervisor pushed for a grading system i

. >> reporter: there was still those concerns this morning at the courthouse, kris.s called the pillowcase rapist. l.a. county was hoping for a south bay release here in santa clara county but because he's originally from l.a. county, the judge ordered him released there, even with the fear that he might rape again. this is unincorporated l.a. county near palm dale where the pillowcase rapist is going and the locals don't like it. >> it's our belief he still poses a risk and danger. >> reporter: karen thorp runs l.a. county's sexually violent predator's unit and was lobbying to keep him out of l.a. should he be released? >> no, he's an incredibly dangerous man. every single time he's been released in the past, he's reoffended. >> reporter: he was known as the pillowcase rapist because he use as pillow to drawn out screams. he was convicted of 15 rapes, including the last rape say there is fear he would be released here. >> well, nobody wants this guy released in their backyard, but the reality is is that anyone on conditional release who is a sexually violent bred to

the san jose mer kri news reports the move would authorize the stow ban non-essential water uses.estaurants would not serve water to customers unless they request it and residents would not be able to use a running hose to wash their vehicles. >>> contra officials are investigating a death scene. we'll bring you more as soon as it becomes available. >>> an emeryville man charged with murder in an alleged drunk driving accident that killed a union city marine will be back in court today. 23-year-old alexander yawn downed several wheels before he got behind the wheel last week. charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter and hit and run, all felonies. he is held without bail. the accident killed 23-year-old lance corporal andrew silva who was riding his motorcycle through fremont. he's just returned from a tour of duty in afghanistan. visitation for andrew will be held today from 4:00 to 10:00 at st. ann's catholic church in union city. a public service will be held friday at chapel of the crimes in hayward. >>> the deadline has passed now for uninsured americans to sign up for heal

as the prime minister said i think the next week will be kris crucial.re is a fairly limited area on the sea bed that corresponds to those pings. i think what the prime minister said is probably accurate. we'll know next week if the pinpink -- pings were accurate. >> how long will they have to go before they stop and weigh the cost of the search like this? >> oh, absolutely, they will have to do that. and i think they will stop the above the water search very soon. they will have to do that, one is because they have the ships and people and manpower out there. they're going to get tired, in addition to getting expensive. and they're going to have to direct their resources to places where they're really going to matter. and then they will have to broach the subject with the airlines and the insurer and the recovery they're willing to pay for. there are cases where there are suits filed over that. >> wow, all right, when we come back my team of experts will answer your questions. ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...

kris and kayla biagiotti scrambled across the finish line. two of the very last runners to make it that day. but it also was a first. the first mother/daughter team ever to run the boston marathon. >> i remember looking down and she still had her arms up and she's still smiling. i'm saying, she's okay. in her mind, she's thinking that this commotion that's going on is fireworks or, you know, some sort of celebration because she just finished the marathon. i have never seen her that happy as she was that day. >> kayla biagiotti's body can't properly convert nutrients into energy. as a result, the 19-year-old's physical and mental development is stunted. >> yeah, we're going to go for a run. >> reporter: in may 2013, one month after the attacks, they ran a 5k race in ashland, massachusetts. there, they were finally awarded their boston marathon medals. >> it was definitely very emotional. it helped us heal a little bit. because you're trying to balance what happened on the negative side with, you know, being happy for what we have accomplished.

the last team to do that, michigan's fav five, kris weber, gentleman wan howard t jimmie rose and jimmied ray jackson changed the cultstuer of college basketball. in honor of the fab 5, we reminisce. >> there was a time when college basketball starters were seniors and giving their roles to fre freshmen were unheard of. one came to take the ncaa tournament by storm. jimmie king requires the knocks the fav 5 took. >> now, when they are coming off of the rim after a dunk or a big 3 or a big steal or a play and how they are able to celebrate now, you know, we sacrificed a lot of technicals and bad press, you know, to allow the college kids today to enjoy themselves in the and to play in that style of play. >> sports writer alan st. john remembers the impact the fav 5 had on college basketball. >> they are great and trend saiders. up to that point, people were fix theiated on the idea of experience, letting seniors take shots, senior leadership and all of that. the fact is these guys came in and said, hey, you know, we can come right in and we can -- we can lead. >> we impacted the culture,

i'm kris sanchez.ay, a large fire breaks out in berkel berkeley, sending smoke across the area. several businesses and more than a million dollars worth of inventory up in flames. >> also, the latest from the tour bus trash. >> and only on nbc, our cameras were rolling on a state-wide sting, how it's going to keep drivers a bit safer. this is today in the bay. >>> good morning. looking live at san jose this morning. and a nice, cool start to what is otherwise going to be a pretty warm afternoon. thanks so much for joining

i'm sam brock, in for kris sanchez. a check of the weekend forecast. >> good morning, happy easter to you, sam. happy easter to you at home. you'll know the thing about this morning, sunrise service just started around 6:12 and we're waking up to beautiful conditions. you couldn't ask for a better sunrise than this. san jose, you can see the red hue over the mountains. high clouds overhead, making for a beautiful sunrise. you may need a light jacket, but by this afternoon, plenty of sunshine across every single location. 70 degrees in san francisco. about 8 degrees warmer than yesterday, even in the trivalley, back to the low 80s. 83 for there, and san jose near 80. we'll talk more about the chances for rain at 7:00. might be surprised. we have two shots of seeing it. we'll see you in a bit. >> developing this morning, a popular new bra and restaurant in downtown san jose becomes a crime scene after four people are stabbed this morning. police say the violence occurred at sp2 communal bar and restaurant just a few doors

this book to kris allen about the role of his generation he was born in nineteen fifty five as compared to the unprotected . tourism in movies or possibly experience dark moments in their lives all the heroes often or very young she just like unreal with aaron and twenty s as a consequence i always imagined things that allow us to look forward to a budget that ten years ago when kyra. this film a young couple survived the complete destruction of tokyo. you can do so. i want to say that if there is no hope anymore for my generation and future still cool possibilities for young people no matter what their experience in the past. i think i didn't say that i painted the next generation of the details of the disgusting looking towards adults and this weekend francaise defence industry was filmed by his at the moment the way they gave us the senate id say in a nineteen ninety eight. it's cold baths and his sons jeffrey thus he really really enjoyed this film which was a major hit in italy. nobody likes an expert whose true too sure of him or herself and geoffrey rush is absolutely perfect in

there will be a shock to the market, unless it is kris aged -- presaged. >> he has proven to be a slight dissenter. joined by he will be some comrades in arms. spring is when it could happen. productionantastic figures yesterday and not a day goes by without surprisingly good uk figures. even carney has mentioned that this may happen before the election, i think that was his comment. >> that continues to be the case . between the ukce and the u.s.. >> i read a book once. it was called a short history of tractors in the ukraine. novel that had nothing to do with the economy of the ukraine. it reminded me how agriculturally based it was. , how willing the ecb is to loosen monetary policy. is --tecting -- rejecting cting is an unrewarding venture. if russia retaliates to gastions by cutting off supplies on the agricultural rise.the rice will it is less keen to ease in the face of economic performance. economyif we see the deteriorating. >> we see the situation escalate and signs that the economy is weakening. let us put it that way. >> thank you very much. >> stay with us. here, we will tak

victims steve hadaway and kris regelbrugge have not been found.pt away the entire community. more than a month ago. 41 bodies have been recovered. >>> officials heading up the search for malaysia flight 370 are combing the world to find the most advanced technology and equipment to jump-start that hunt. they are nailing down contracts. but the new gear will take time and money adding $60 million to in the soaring multinational tab. the u.s. alone has already spent over $11 million in the search effort. >>> president obama returns to washington after the four nation visit to asia. while overseas, the president faced increasing criticism over his foreign policy decisions and he's not getting much praise on either side domestically. devon dwyer is traveling with the president. ♪ >> reporter: on an asian trip about asserting american power, president obama paid tribute it to its greatest symbol. >> we are joined by men and wear women who stand tall and proud and wear the uniform of the united states of america. >> reporter: in a speech the president s