>> the corner of lakeshore and mandana, 3534 lakeshore avenue. >> great. good friday services again this year for you carroll will be where? >> easter hill and richmond, 3911 cutting boulevard. >> jim? >> we participate in good friday service at taylor united methodist church in west oakland, 11th and addline. >> very good. you had another service coming up, palm sunday. >> i do. we have started an organic garden at our church. we took some land and started a youth community organic garden. what we discovered is that east oakland is a food desert. there are not fresh fruits and vegetables. there is high incidence of health crisis. we are trying to embark on healthy eating and really to cultivate growth and fertility in the area. on sunday the 29th of march we are having a worship in the garden service. for folks interested in getting their hands dirty and soil turned over, you are welcome to come. >> you had the district plant that garden. >> we did. we started with the youth and the district built boxes. we have a water irrigation system, a com post secti

came to lakeshore and 89. i've done a lot of growing up there and my family has grown up there now and kids are grown. happy to see my grandsons in t sunday mornings. >> tell us about lakeshore. >> lakeshore is a very diverse congregation. we view our diversity as a divine mandate. we worked on it. lakeshore became diverse racially in the late 50s and early 60s when it actually worked to integrate the lakeshore neighborhood. helped an african-american family by a home in the neighborhood contra the redlining that was going on in the real estate industry at the time. that opens the door for african-american families to begin moving into the neighborhood and they found a very welcome place of the church. a majority of african-american members, a good group of folks of asian heritage and for a long time welcoming of the lg bt community. i loved growing up in the alameda open area because of the diversity. i've been administering for 42 years now, so i know the history there. it's phenomenal. >> was so the christm

. >> most of the villagers have gathered for a birthday party on the lakeshore. the families are poor but they stick together. they had been living here for generations. chinese, get out read the banners. if people are outraged over a new law. it would give the investor the right to build an autonomous chinese economic zone extending 10 kilometers on either side of the canal. ortega explains that they will have to be relocated. >> we live from the fish and have more than enough water. elsewhere there is hardly any water. we would have to buy it, but we can't afford it. >> octavio ortega calls ahead to the next village. when we arrived, a crowd has already gathered. their homes lie in the zone that nicaragua's government has sold to the chinese. the people here don't know how much was paid nor where the money went. they live here on nicaragua's most fertile soil, farming and raising lifestyle. the cattle breeding business is doing well, but she has had visitors who, against her will, once to take her land and force her to move. nobody can tell her what kind of com

he hired a different architect and proposed building the museum on chicago's lakeshore. oakland is jumping in. and the new mayor says she is pleased with the idea. >> wow. i say we steal it from chicago. it belongs in the bay area. >> in oakland, the oil or the dredging things that they've got offshore the cranes? that's what some of the star wars stuff was modeled off of. >> oh. >> good argument. good argument. >> han solo right here. >> one of those trivia buffs. you go wow. live look here in san francisco, a beautiful shot tonight. doesn't get much better than that, does it? we'll talk more about the forecast. and 70s returning. who will hit8 degrees in a few minutes. 8 degrees in a few minutes. 78 degrees in a few minutes. >>> well is it high-tech crime fighting or simply an invasion of privacy? this issue is growing. >> we're talking about the board of supervisors decision to purchase a stingray. in tonight's reality check we look at what we know and don't know about that device. >> it is a debate just getting going. many police departments already have stingray-lik

that's one long slowdown through castro valley, san leandro, all the way up to the lakeshore curve and i can't recommend one or the other. but i can recommend if you are only going a short distance in oakland or san leandro avoid the freeway. maybe you can use east 14th or international if you know the area and are a local. let's take a look at 580 which is also slow in livermore and dublin. 680 acrash -- southbound 24 at 680 there is a crash. 680 is a mess heading down to walnut creek. and then in san jose, we have slow traffic on 101, 280 and 85. this is bu to earlier crashes. if you drive in the valley, every freeway is slow complicated by caltrain delays. the south bay is not having a good morning. back to the desk. i'm sorry. we have one more thing. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, that's actually not too bad. about a 0-minute delay. now we can -- about a 20 minute delay. back to the desk now. >>> san francisco police shot and killed a woman last night after they say she tried to run them over. ktvu fox 2's alex savidge is in san francisco to explain the dramatic series of event

after rescuing two 22-year-old hikers and their puppy who got stuck around 6:00 last night in the lakeshore neighborhood. >> you come out to the beach areas, heed the signs to property, don't go on cliffs watch your footing and keep your dog on a leash. firefighters said the woman had a few scrapes but neither hiker suffered serious injuries. >> defendants in the gender bias case rocking the silicon valley. they ruled she could seek punitive damages against her former venture capital firm. she's suing the firm for $16 million. punitive damages could significantly add to an award. she's claiming gender discrimination for failed promotions and retaliation after having an affair with a senior colleague. kliner-perkins denies wrongdoing sag she did not work well with colleagues. closing arguments in the jury trial are set for tuesday. >> and an unlikely partnership is helping make san francisco streets a little safer this morning. san francisco cannabis clubs donated money for a city-sponsored gun buyback event. police officers collected nearly 100 guns at the community center in the western ad

after rescuing two 22-year-old hikers and their puppy who got stuck around 6:00 last night in the lakeshore neighborhood. >> you come out to the beach areas, heed the signs to property don't go on cliffs keep your dog on a leash. >> they had scrapes but neither suffered serious injuries. >>> officials said security procedures at the airport will be reviewed after friday night's attack. a man wielding a machete terrorized passengers and security personnel before being shot to death. abc news reporter gibson has more on the terrifying moments inside the airport terminal. [siren] >> chaos and panic at airport security. this guy said he had a machete. >> passengers running and injured victims waiting for help and a bloody machete lying on the ground in the middle of it all. >> people screaming and running. >> this is the suspect, a 62-year-old man, loui white. he ran in and tacked tsa agents with a can of wasp spray and then with the 52-inch blade. that's when a deputy opened fire. >> i heard it and smelled it. >> one bullet struck an agent who was running ahead of him yelling at passengers to

last weekend nearly 12,000 sight seesers at a national lakeshore put on their parkarchs strapped on theird skates and set out across a frozen lake superior. their goal-- to witness dramatic ice-covered sea caves in and the sandstone cliffs lining the great lake. accessible by boat in warmer months, the caves can only be reached on foot when winter conditions create ice thick and stable enough to bear the weight of visitors. it's a phenomenon that's only happened three times since 2009. still, once there, guests are privy to breathtaking views of icicles, ice crystals and even curtains of ice that appear to flow from the cave walls. >> woodruff: beautiful. again, the major developments of the >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day. a late-winter snowstorm covered a large swath of the south and northeast in a deep blanket of snow. schools were closed, thousands of flights were canceled and hundreds of drivers were stranded on two major highways in kentucky. it was reported this evening that actor harrison ford was taken to a hospital in critical condition following a plane cr

after rescueing two 22-year-old hikers and their puppy who got stuck around 6:00 last night in the lakeshore neighborhood. >> you come out to the beach areas, heed the signs to property, don't go on cliffs watch your footing and keep your dog on a leash. >> good advice. firefighters said the woman had a few scrapes but neither hiker suffered serious injuries. >> officials in new orleans said security procedures at the airport will be reviewed after friday night's attack. a man wielding a machete terrorized passengers and security personnel before being shot to death. abc news reporter candace gibson has more on the terrifying moments inside the airport terminal. [siren] >> chaos and panic at airport security. this guy said he had a machete. >> passengers running and injured victims waiting for help and a bloody machete lying on the ground in the middle of it all. >> people screaming and running. hitting the floor. >> this is the suspect, a 62-year-old man, loui white. investigators said he stormed in the airport and attack tsa agents with a can of wasp spray and then with the 14-inch blade.

but spectators gathered on the lakeshore are on the verge of witnessing a release of a staggering amount of glacial tension. as they stand almost beneath it, the face of the glacier crumbles before their eyes. the crashing ice sent soaring waves directly to the bystanders. it all happens in seconds. there's no time to react. >> there's one person, who is not moving at all. even after the biggest piece falls in. my impression is he's still trying to take pictures. >> the powerful wave slams a dozen victims into the freezing lake and lashes them against the rocks. >> the water was very cold. they were beaten by the wave and taken away. they could have hit their head on the rocks. >> it's a terrifying moment, waiting to see if everyone is accounted for. >> in this case, the risk was very high, and people underestimated the risk. >> scientists think the dramatic event was caused by heavy rains in previous weeks. >> and so all this water was somehow stored in the glacier. and it started to move within the glacier. >> everyone survives, but a dozen people sustain injuries, and many more are sh

detroit, grand rapids and beautiful cities here but you have the rural aspect rural michigan the lakeshoreor many productions. >> reporter: but they are also attracted to michigan's story. >> the best part is we're on the comeback. detroit specifically has gone through bankruptcy and risen. the comeback is done and we're tlifing. private investment is booming, high tech jobs and high tech wages and we're trying to capitalize in the film industry as well. >> reporter: the picture isn't all rosie, the bedrock of the boom is facing a fight in one half of the republican controlled state legislature. the michigan house just voted to end a film tax incentive program later this year. >> my job as i'm coming into this position is to make sure we're educating legislators as to the foundation that the film industry has here in michigan. the importance of economic gardening of the 27 projects we approved last year probably 80% were the michigan base. it was taking care of the home team. >> reporter: a home team are you listening michigan legislators, included batman and superman. >> and msnbc's joy r

westbound 580 is slow from about high street in pockets over to the lakeshore curve.e had fender-benders that have cleared to the -- let me say that again. we've had fender-benders that quickly clear to the shoulder but nothing major. westbound 80, a little bit of improvement here at the bay bridge toll plaza with traffic okay on the bridge. northbound 101 in san francisco is very slow approaching the 80 split. let's talk about contra costa county. 680 southbound is back up right at 242 and westbound highway 4 still very slow coming up over the hill to the concord area. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. we have mostly clear skies. it will be a lovely day. a lot of cloud cover the last couple of days. more show than go. mendocino county had pretty good rain. some of that fog is now the only biproduct left around. water temps are still mild. the storm track, if you will has gone well to the north. you can see where the rain is, portland, also seattle for what it's worth the canadian long- range models called the global shows a cooler, wetter pattern. it's on its ow

it's an especially bad day heading out to the lakeshore curve.o bridge it's been slow. we're seeing some improvement. but that doesn't look that great. let's head to mark tamayo. we have been talking about patchy dense fog all morning long. but more sunshine already breaking out. we are expecting a warmer afternoon. that's the headline, warming trend in the forecast for today. right now we have a fog bank out to the west. if you look offshore you will see the fog bank and patchy dense fog floating around the bay. cooler numbers for santa rosa and napa. a lot of 50s for san francisco. sfo, mountain view and san jose, 56 degrees. mostly sunny skies for today, once we strip away all of the fog. temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s. high pressure rebuilds. this will be the source of some warming begin today. saturday it will feel strange around here. we could have a few neighborhoods around 80 degrees. here's our forecast model showing you this and a few extra high cloud for your friday forecast. with all of this moisture moving in in the form of

a layer of clouds and off to the west of their views yes lakeshores likened the check off in the southeasternross the bay coast inland areas. and of the umbrella most of the rain will continue to move out. by the lunch hour you problem will not need the umbrella. new helmets a son klaus ring cause a little bit of the sun shine on the san mateo bridge cameras. temperatures warmup in the '60s during the lunch hour. but the early afternoon temperatures quickly heating up in the upper 60s. for some areas such across inland areas of of u.s.-led '70s on the plus side of you have a warming trend that will continue on how much warmer we will get coming up and thus from charter for sunday forecast another chance for some rain. >> george: continue to monitor delays on highway 24. we have a hot spot at work here with the accident was about at the to caldecott tunnel. and nothing major like a fire we saw last week perhaps a week before. but it is never less than swallowing up this west on dried the drive highway 4680 odd to 13. still running at nearly 30 minutes at the short stretch. and tracking your ri