laura: reporting from washington i am lawyer to rebellion. -- i am laura trevelyan. going into overtime. nuclear negotiations with iran are stretching into another day. looking to eat better, exercise? a woman behind the happiness project will explain how. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. nigeria has voted for a new president. africa's largest economy will be led by a former military leader who defeated the incumbent, good look jonathan. it is the first time that a opposition party has democratically taken control from a ruling party. andrew harding reports. andrew: it is a political earthquake. they are enjoying it. opposition leaders don't win presidential elections in nigeria. now, that has changed. general muhammadu buhari is the leader of africa's most important nation. >> it is a new beginning. it is a paradigm shift from the old to the new era. we want change in the country. andrew: for a moment trouble seem to be brewing. a member of the governing pdc interrupted as the results were being read out claiming there

laura: and 70 years after u.s. marines captured the island of iwo jima, they go back to honor those who fought there. ♪ welcome to our viewers on public television in america and elsewhere around the globe. plane carrying 150 passengers and crew has crashed in the french alps, killing all on board. it was on its way to duesseldorf but slammed into a remote area of mountainous to a -- mountainous terrain. the blackbox has been recovered and now begins the investigation of the cause of the crash. collect -- >> the mountains so many visitors have adored, now the scene of europe tragedy. the flight was shattered into pieces in the southern outs this morning. passenger aircraft reduced to debris the size of small cars. >> we heard a strange noise. we were not thinking about an airplane crash. it was a deep noise. i thought at first it was a small earthquake. >> the french president said there were no survivors. the holiday region is now flooded with the grim trappings of disaster. the nearby village has put together a m

laura: moving towards it. do you think when the next american president is elected you'll be asking him or her if you can have american forces for longer? dr. abdullah: we are talking about the continued engagement, continued cooperation. and the troop presence is one aspect of it which at the moment we are talking about 2015 and that's what we have -- that was our demand, that was our expectation. cooperation will be needed to provide afghanistan with the enablers to provide support for us to be able to finance our security forces and until we will be able to stand on your own feet. laura: you want your country to be peaceful. will there be peace talks with the taliban? dr. abdullah: we hope. there are some prospects for it. once it starts, that does not mean -- that does not necessarily mean the end of hostilities the same day or next day. that will be the start of a process and we can judge it on that base at the time. laura: so far those talks of the afghan taliban have not begun. are you confident they ca

laura: thank you for joining us. today, tunisian president spoke out about the attacks that happened this week were 26 people died of. . we report and spoke to some of the injured. >> element for a dead policeman. he tried to protect foreigners. he was 254 and married with two children. his grieving mother was comforted by state officials at his funeral. and, his comrades were ordered to step up the fight against those who did the massacre. we were given access to survivors of the museum attack. this belgian man being comforted . polish survivor told me he was eager for what he hoped would be a trip for a lifetime. in broken english, he described the attacks. >> i see two people wearing black and running. there was a shot. next thing, i saw my wife hit in the hand. then i was shocked in the leg and she was hit in the stomach. three shots and then many shots. we were lying on the grass. it was very difficult for me to describe. i'm so shocked. >> in the wake of the attack the society is mobilizing against them. a marc

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laura: thank you very much indeed.scores of people have been protesting in the afghan capital after a woman was beaten to death by a mob who accused her of burning a copy of the koran. the interior minister said the 27-year-old woman was innocent. security forces failed to intervene. reporter: wearing the masks showing the bloody face of farkhunda , lynched by a mob. hundreds of afghans protested in the capital to demand justice. they gathered outside the city's famous mosque. farkhunda was beaten by a crowd of men, thrown off a roof, and run over by cars. before being thrown into a river . >> those arrested should be put on public trial. it should be a lesson to other vicious extremists. people are against these inhumane acts. >> women do not have any rights here. it is the most dangerous country in the world for women. reporter: allegations policeman stood by watching. they are investigating what started the attack. some religious leaders alleged farkhunda had burned a copy of the koran, but there was no evidence of

laura: jay-z has a new music streaming service. tidal is aiming to go head to head with spotify, the latest move pitting musicians against the -- existing digital services. mark thompson has more. mark: beyonce madonna, daft punk, the biggest names in modern music step up to sign their names. forever changing the course of music history. their plan, a new streaming service they see as a solution to the problems facing artists in the digital age. >> we want to create a better service and experience for fans and artists. that is our promise to the world. mark: tidal was bought by jay-z from a swedish technology firm. a majority of the company will be owned by artists. >> we need to write the story for ourselves. mark: it offers a standard description for $10 a month. it is the latest in a battle over music streaming that made more money than cd sales for the first time in 2014. a spot a says we think it is good for artists and labels to be on span of five because that is where the music fans are and we are confident that is where the

. >> and if you look around you might see charlie chaplin and laura is here and if you look really closely that devil art smith that here so i'd like to start the show with first of all, how many were you at the palace of the fine arts did you have fun and go to the ugly this one my friend jan is here who originated it did light were breathing taking did you love them so let's people e keep that time travel going with one of the hit tuned from 95 performed by the duplicative of ragtime and gibson accompanied by the fabulous greg and they're going to perform hello fresco. >> it sideline i ought to let the power hello, san francisco hello. >> are all of you about ready to hear a little bit of ragtime let's do it mississippi to please. >> hello fresco hello hello fresco hello. >> hello. >> done don't keep me waiting it is aggravating why can't you hurry you're too slow hello now you hear? you know i love you dear your voice like music to my ear when i close iced i seem so near fresco i called you up to say hello hello central hello central can't you see kindly hurry kindly hurry just for me,

. >> and i'm laura canon and let's check the forecast. over to you. >> good morning, laura and scott. good morning, everyone at home. temperatures are going to be chilly to start the and then a gorgeous start to the friday and even more spectacular forecast. we want to check on the drive though to see if we are dealing with any issues on the freeway. >> good morning, christina. and we did have a truck fire reported and this is the 580 of the live shot coming from dublin and first of all, the live traffic is moving as well as we expect on a friday at this time. the map from the altamont pass coming from north flynn road, you will see a truck, and there is a man with a fire or smoking brakes off of the freeway, itself, and only affecting the folks passing it to get on the freeway and the dublin interchange to the 5a to castro valley is smoothly. and there is overnight construction schedule d, and yo are down to one lane, but however, the crews are looking like they clear ed up earlier today, so a smooth drive there as well as around the res

may not she'll be apple graphing book in the ferry building dribble after our ceremony so laura knownyone in the universe really, really i'd like to introduce her right now to talk about the illumination of the infection and also the ferry building laura (clapping.) well, thank you donna i'm sure no one's extensions are set high i'll endeavor not to disappoint to ladies and gentlemen welcome and i wanted to point out we're about to be luke enough to see a splebd site the ferry building belching people in lights like it did in the 5 recycle all over the world to the panama exhibition that is as beautiful as the tower is going to be i want to talk about the refutation in lighting that took place other than the north side of the fair where dorsey ryan was so initiative many said it couldn't be down but beyond the imagination changed the course of history the first he created at all light standards that filled groups of lights and those lovely structures had has nothing to do with to with the streetcar (laughter) however, they did conceal groups of spotlights that were able to wash the p

good morning. >> good morning, sam and laura. we're in front of music lovers audio and video, a high end store. you can hear the alarm going off, but when we got here the alarm was not sounding off. this went off after police

happy birthday to you laura garcia-cannon. you know what? we're glad to be with you this morning, scott mcgrew, 40 degrees in livermore, 46 in san jose and we're kicking off your thursday at 46 degrees in san carlos. beautiful conditions, warmer today by a good five degrees and then we're going to keep that warming going into your weekend. still counting on the showers. we did have to push it back just a touch. we'll have more in moments. right now good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning, christina. we want to show you a clear view, sparkling lights across the bay, turn the bay lights off, we'll talk about that later on. across the bay with our map a smooth flow of traffic as we get to the wide shot. away from the bay bridge eastbound 24 just from 13 over to the caldecott there's a crash reported, a car went into the grass on the side of the road, no lanes blocked. little activity but no slowing counter commute. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. another recap coming up, back to you. >>> we have new video coming into our newsroom taken

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, laura, sam and everybody at home. hopefully you enjoyed the showers yesterday because we have quite a contrast coming your way, very warm temperatures by this afternoon into the mid to upper 70s. more on that in moments. right now we want to check your drive, here's mike. >> we're starting in the san jose area. the live shot shows you 101 at 280 but i want to show you the map overall silicon valley moving nicely. no downtown san jose southbound 280 at 87 to southbound 87 i should say there is a crash blocking one lane of that connector, that will be an issue, a hit-and-run crash. if you did see anything a half an hour ago, call that in to chp. the rest of the bay moves smoothly at speed but we have an incident overnight 580 at 24, i'll get an update from chp and see if it's still blocking the slow lane. >>> we have breaking news in the south bay this morning. police from san jose to sunnyvale are in t

one guinness a day. >> good for you, laura.ne guinness a day after work, that's where you need to go, to the bar for a guinness. >> exactly. exactly. no aniemiasl around here, we ha got our iron. >>> here's something pretty, i love this time of the year. it's cherry blossom time in washington, d.c. the city's annual cherry blossom festival starts today, a celebration of a 1912 gift from the city of tokyo. tokyo gave the city 3,000 cherry trees. this year's peak bloom is expected to happen in mid-april. >> popular times to visit d.c. >>> new video this morning of a solar eclipse. some people in the uk are calling breath-taking. the eclipse covered most of northern europe up to the arctic circle. in the uk the moon covered more than 80% to 90% of the sun. cool images there. >> exactly, it was so clear to be able to see it. very nice. >>> clear skies making for a cool start to our morning. >> yes, it is. we had a hotter day yesterday. christina, any changes in the day? >> much cooler for today. 54 degrees to start the day in san f

good morning, laura. we expect to hear more emotional testimony from survivors here today, yesterday of the six witnesses first called, four were survivors with gripping tales of what happened, when the blasts occurred and the difficult task they've had to recover and try to come back in the two years since. you're right the defense with the bombshell to start this case early saying that in fact dzhokhar tsarnaev did take part in the bombings here but they tried to change the foe success shifting it to tamerlan tsarnaev, the older brother of dzhokhar saying he was a father figure and that dzhokhar was a follower, not someone who planned or plotted this but following the wishes of his older brother. we expect to hear systtestimonym survivors and hear new images from the attacks. many too graphic to show you on television. this is a trial scheduled to last three to four months, that means it will likely be going on when this year's marathon runs on april 20th. scott, laura, back to you. >> jay, thank you. >

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. jaw-dropping news for niners that could lead to shock waves across the nfl. one of the team's most promising young players stepping away from the game. >> hanging it up. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in santa clara this morning. chris borland is worried about the long-term consequences of playinghóm÷ football. good morning. >> reporter: and what it can do to the human brain, sam and laura. chris borland tells espn that he suffered a concussion during training camp last season, but he played through it so that he could make the team. yesterday he said no+2 in a surprise announcement to espn the 49ers linebacker said he is quitting football all together, that from what he's researched and experienced doesn't think it's worth the risk anymore. he's the fifth nfl player under the age of 30 to quit this sport over the past week and a half. >> now that there's so much more information about head trauma and the repetitive nature of these injuries, i think you're going to see a lot

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. breaking news in the south bay this morning, two carjacking suspects are still on the loose, this after leading police on a chase from san jose to sunnyvale, multijurisdictional. bob redell joins us live from the command post in sunnyvale where police say they tracked the suspects to a creek, bob? >> reporter: that's correct. good morning to you, sam. when these two carjacking suspects ditched their stolen car at the end of this street here in this neighborhood in sunnyvale, they did run into stevens creek which runs around along highway 85 and there police k9 tracked them inside to a culvert, a large drain pipe with enough room to crawl. in. there were sounds of flash bangs an hour ago. no sign of the suspects. as you can see there's many law enforcement agencies out here, several agencies in thet(0Ñ so bay and they have several blocks of this sunnyvale neighborhood at remington and robbin way around as they search for the two men who used a gun to carjack the driver and you should

laura: yes. these are not necessarily restructuring events in 2015 maybe 2016, but you have to get in while the prices are good. pimm fox: based on the amount of money being spent on these kinds of investments, connect that with the debt being issued. our companies taking advantage of the fact that -- with the debt being issued, our companies taking advantage of the fact that this is the time to do it? laura: some of these are junk rated. go ahead. pimm fox: we want to know the details of always companies to invest in. thank you very much. coming up, white house in your advisor valerie jarrett talks about the obama administration's e-mail policy -- white house senior adviser valerie jarrett talks about the obama administration's e-mail policy and whether hillary clinton broke any rules. that's coming up. ♪ clicks welcome to bottom line. i am pimm fox in for mark crumpton. let's take a look at our top stories. tghe justice department will charge robert menendez with criminal corruption. cnn start

sam and laura? she says she's not going to turn them all over pause she has personal ones in there. >> which is why you don't mix personal and business. >> it is a major problem. fascinating story, thank you very much. >> it is 6:18 right now. >>> google is rolling out a new system for internet users warning them of websites that secretly install programs on browsers. the programs can release annoying ads or redirect users to websites they didn't intend to visit. google's new system warns users if they are about to enter a website that distributes the unwanted software. >>> it 16:18. time to check the microclimate forecast, take a live look outside, and beautiful span of the golden gate bridge. you can see it this morning, sometimes it's shrouded in a little bit of fog out there. christina joins us on set with a look at our forecast. >> it's going to be really nice out there, warmer today. you're always watching the state arnlgz when it comes to rainfall. he does a little segment called "reality che

send your gifts in to laura garcia-cannon. over here, the san mateo bridge, folks are slowing down a bit. nothing unusual about the pattern. we'll track 92 and of course the dunbarton bridge. we still have the onramp, the northbound 101 closed. >>> the second astronaut to walk on the moon has a new mission. let's get us to mars. buzz aldrin tweeted this photo of himself at england's famed stonehenge, looking up to the sky and wearing a mars t-shirt. part of his campaign, to focus on a long-term goal of settlement on the red planet and they are taking applications. >>> coming up, fallout from racist texts allegedly sent between bay area police officers. why it could lead to some cases being overturned. >> plus, an investigation still unfolding at this hour to a drive by shooting that killed three people outside of a northern california market. the very latest, next. >>> taking a live look outside overlooking fremont. there are cases of rabid bats being found in the bay area. we're continuing to follow this developing story. mor

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with christina. >> temperatures chilly to start the day. taking a live look at san jose where you will notice a mostly clear sky. for today, temperatures are going to be very chilly to start. a cool day coming your way with a little bit of wind as well. and we are tracking light drizzle. more on that in just moments. we want to get to your drive with mike inouye. >> let's take a live look out there. show you the san mateo from the foster city side. flashing lights are eastbound up the high-rise. typical overnight construction westbound construction has cleared. speed slowing a tad in both directions. yellow on 92, not a major concern. we'll see that shift in an hour or so as they clear the eastbound direction as well. no major incidents but a fender bernd on the walnut creek interchange. >>> we mentioned it right off the top of our show, we are following breaking news from virginia this morning. a manhunt is under way right now for an armed prisoner who escape

. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. good monday morning, christina. >> good morning. starting out with mild conditions out there, new week, brand new forecast. cooler temperatures this week, and just to our north, for us, fair chance for showers each and every day, not expecting much. ly show you the analysis coming up. first one to check your drive, good morning, mike. >>> view from san francisco, this is the approach coming in out of oakland. the reason i show this, overall the entire bay just like that shot of the bay bridge, light volume and no real slowing. coming off of that shot, we have southbound 101 just off of eastbound 80. there was a crash there in lanes as going back cesar chavez and approaching hospital curve. chp says they have all lanes clear. traffic break that appeared far few minutes, looks like it is clear. into and out of san francisco. so far, that was the only thing blocking freeways for the last couple of minutes. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> 4:31, new this morning, one passenger dead after a taxi plunged off a highway in fairfield. inter

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. we're talking about the rain potentially that could come from this morning. i know my car was wet out there. yours? >> damp drizzle out there when you left your door. is it going to pick up perhaps later today? let's check in with christina loren. >> good morning to you, sam and laura. everybody at home, happy wednesday. this is what we want to see in a drought situation. unfortunately, the timing, not so great when it comes to your morning drive. i can tell you, slick conditions, widespread showers all across the board and this will intensify as we head throughout the next couple hours, so give yourself plenty of time. let's check on that drive, see if there's any incidents maybe with this rain. we never know for sure, but usually a little bit of a dangerous situation out there. good morning to you, mike. >> it will, in fact, be a slick situation because of that rain having happened after a break. we have the oil and the grease there. so slicker conditions, even a light rainfall here

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. jaw-dropping news for niners that could lead to shock waves across the nfl. one of the team's most promising young players stepping away from the game. >> hanging it up. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in santa clara this

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. all new this morning a busy san jose intersection is back open following a deadly crash involving a motorcyclist and pedestrian. this happened overnight on monterey highway just south of oak hill cemetery. police say the motorcycle heading north hit a pedestrian and the pedestrian died on the scene. the motorcycle slid about 100 yards before it finally came to rest. the rider is now in the hospital. >> a lot of questions this morning in palo alto. two men found dead at a senior apartment complex, one with the gun in his lap. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live from palo alto. this kind of crime quite unusual in that neighborhood. good morning. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, sam and laura. this is the second homicide in palo alto this year. i spoke within the hour with an acting sergeant. police are being thorough. there are officers on scene. inside the apartments here the first floor office is blocked off, that's where police found one dead man. across the

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. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning, laura. the time in 4:30. we're 49 degrees in oakland and 49 degrees to kick off the new day. in livermore, really nice conditions coming your way, as we head into the afternoon. it's going to be the warmest day of the week. final day of winter. welcome mike. >> eastbound the san mateo bridge, you also notice the flashing lights getting ready to remove the cones. coming off the eastbound direction. off the flat section of the high rise. we also have construction going westbound. there's slowing both east and west. a light drive around the bay. even though there's road work going on, in many patches we don't have a lot of drama. north bay to the golden gate bridge, south cruce. road crews focused at 280. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> at 4:31 get ready for water restrictions. governor brown announces more water measures. this after they voted to respond regulations curbing water use. last year they were asked to reduce by 20% but not enough people were meeting that goal. >>> the drought is impacting the s

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>> i'm laura. >> jimmy: laura, okay, good. laura? >> rachel. >> jimmy: and rachel. okay., spring is here. flowers are in bloom. marigolds, daffodils, lilacs, tulips, roses, daisies and of course? >> pansies. i like it. >> pansies. >> jimmy: that's pansies, yes, of course. pansies, very good, pansies. you guys, it's spring break for a lot of people right now. okay, you guys are college kids. what's the craziest thing you did on spring break? >> we got tattoos. >> jimmy: tattoos? >> of candy corn. >> matching candy corn tattoos. [ laughter ] >> we did. >> jimmy: where did you get the tattoos? >> on our foot. >> you want to see it? >> jimmy: yeah, we can see one. we can see one if you got one. which is easier to take their -- rachel, you've got candy corn on your foot. this is -- we can tell if this is made up or not. your dad's going to see this. oh, you're in a lot of trouble. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. dad, she's going to be all right. she wears a sock most of the time. i like it, actually. i think it looks like corn. any significance or just don't worry about

laura behind the counter. jim enjoying his lunch. >> it was towards the end of the lunch hour, and i noticed on our screen that some register tape at one of the pumps needed to be changed. >> while by the pumps to swap out the tape, laura notices another repeat customer, alex, purchasing some gas. >> the nozzle was still in his vehicle so i walked away. >> a few minutes later, with a full tank of gas, alex pulls his pickup truck forward and stops as a van rounds the corner alex exits his vehicle and tosses some trash into the garbage can. then, without warning, the van goes out of control, slamming into alex and taking out the gas pump. he is knocked face-first into the ground, the 500-pound pump crashing down on top of him. >> i was just standing there, and it just happened. the timing was just so split second. because i knew there was a man under there, i know i yelled, oh, my god. >> inside the store, jim and the other gas station employees hear the impact and laura's cries for help. >> i just heard her yel

andrÉ: laura se convirtiÓ en lÍder consiguiendo becas y material de estudio para todos los jÓvenes queue hacemos todo lo que podemos con los recursos que tenemos pero necesitamos siempre mÁs. andrÉ: en este caso la idea es que se vaya mÁs allÁ que sÓlo conseguir los recursos suficientes. >> nosotros hacemos mucho con los pocos recursos que tenemos. andrÉ: muchos de estos jÓvenes son los primeros a sus familias de llegar a la universidad. laura: sentimientos de por quÉ estoy aquÍ si mi familia estÁ en una comunidad y no tienen los suficientes recursos para pagar la renta o para comer... andrÉ: sÓlo el 7% de los estudiantes latinos que vienen a estudiar aquÍ tiene la posibilidad de ingresar a instituciones prestigiosas. marÍa leticia: la ley de salud asequible se aprobÓ hace cinco aÑos pero fue en el 2013 en el que se abriÓ para ofrecerles servicios a la gente que no tiene cobertura de salud. se establece que tambiÉn los hijos tengan cobertura de salud a partir de sus padres hasta que cumplan los 26 aÑos. (gritan en portuguÉs) leÓn: en la playa de copacabana una marea de personas acusÓ a

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning, everyone. hopefully you're getting by after the time change. temperatures this morning are really mild out there. we're at 54 degrees right here in san jose, 52 in san martin, on our way to a gorgeous day, and then things change. we're talking about rain very, very soon. we'll talk about that in moments. say happy monday morning to mike inouye. >> we see traffic flowing southbound from us, we see the southbound traffic very light, very easy, south past university, a little farther toward santa clara. great america parkway there was an overnight crash. that's really the only thing to of note. there may be a little activity. i saw some slowing up to a couple moments ago, but that's all cleared up. around the rest of the bay, there are the speeds approaches the bay bridge, all moving at speed. back to you. >>> new this morning, 49 are general manager says there are zero truth to reports that colin kaepernick is on the trade block. early this morning baalke released, quote -- we are excited to have

sam, laura, back to you. >> yeah, they said they'd catch somebody.hank you very much. >>> bizarre twist now in a decades old murder investigation involving real estate heir robert durst. durst under arrest this morning in new orleans in connection with a 15-year-old murder from california. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here now. kris, durst could be on his way back to california very soon. >> reporter: he's being held without bail on one charge of capitol murder related to the execution-style murder of his best friend as she was to be questioned in robert durst's role in his wife's disappearance. here is a live look at that courthouse where we are expecting that he will waive extradition back to california today. despite the cloud of pigs over robert durst's head, he agreed to be part of a series about his life and producers say he made a shocking admission. >> what the hell did i do? killed them all, of course. >> reporter: in case you can't make it out, he says what have i done? killed them all, of course. durst did not realize that his micr

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. at leland high school many students learning of a classmate's unexpected death. it identified the student as tristan wynn an 11th grader who was a football player and ran track. the school says wynn collapsed while jogging near the football field yesterday afternoon. his track coach immediately performed cpr until paramedics could arrive but wynn died a short time later at the hospital. no official cause of death is aannounced. the school says the student had a history of asthma. >>> 49ers fans waking up shocked to hear a rising star on the team is stepping away from the game. 24-year-old chris borland says the injury risk is not worth it. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in santa clara at levi's stadium this morning. borland is the fourth player under 30 to announce retirement within the past week. >> reporter: he is, good morning to you, laura. his concerns over what impact professional football can have on the human blaine. chris borland said he suffered a concussion during tra

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. developing story right now, family, friends and teammates all searching for any signs of 19-year-old eloi vazquez. no one has seen that cal freshman since saturday when he left a frat party near usc. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joining us live from uc berkeley this morning. steph, there is a $50,000 reward in the hopes of bringing vasquez home safe. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. the cal campus slowly starting to wake up, the first day back from spring break but 19-year-old eloi vazquez is presumed to be missing down in southern california. that's where he headed with friends last thursday for this spring break trip to l.a. friends who say he left the frat house around 1:30 saturday morning and called saying he wanted to take a walk on the beach. he called a friend up here in berkeley, she texted him to see if he was okay and got no response, both family and friends say it's out of character for him. >> the kid is so well loved, he has so many

>> kmov's laura hettiger in st. louis. thanks a lot, laura. >>> well this morning the department of homeland security is investigating another alleged incident of misconduct by secret service agents. two senior agents drove a government car into a security barrier near the white house following a reported night of drinking. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie good morning. this is the last thing the secret service needs after a string of security lapses. one of the agents being investigated is second in command of the president's security detail. this incident happened march 4th at about 11:00 p.m. while the secret service was investigating a suspicious package. the agents have been identified as mark connolly who works on the president's detail and george ogilvy a sign yore supervisor. they arrived at the scene after a night of alleged drinking they ran through security tape and then ran through the gate of a white house during an investigation of a suspicious package. the package turned ou

good morning, sam and laura. i wanted to start with what you can expect. weather story of the day, cooler with filtered sunshine coming in. temperatures are starting out in the mid to upper 50s, it's mild out there in san francisco to kick off the new day, 58 degrees there. mid-60s by lunchtime, rounding out the day in the mid-70s. in the tri-valley, 75 degrees for you, 72 in the north bay, and 73 degrees in the south bay. there is a slight chance for showers north of the golden gate bridge this evening. everything clears out just in time for your st. patrick's day festivities. and we like to tell you what's going on across the bay area, st. patrick's tuesday, there is a block party in san francisco, that's going to be front street between south and california and temperatures out there will be nice and mild. but here's the deal, as we get closer to the kickoff of spring, temperatures are actually going to drop off, so that early taste of spring we had over the weekend, now a thing of the past. we'll take you through the next seven days, remember were seve