let's get a look at what it looks like as you head out for the morning commute right now.all, we're not seeing major issues until we look at what's happening in the south bay. it's starting to jam up on 101 just north of 680, and also for the san mateo bridge, we have had a lot of issues here. there was an earlier crash. we see all of the red sensors there going across. it's barely moving. then for the dumbarton bridge, also starting to slow down as folks are trying to find an alternative here. for the bay bridge, at 13 minutes. look at the san mateo bridge. 50 minutes. tell your boss you're going to be late or maybe check out the waze app so you can get a way around that. getting a live look outside, we're getting a look at the san mateo bridge, even buses stuck in the traffic there. and we'll see this slowly started to ease up, starting to jam up at that spot in the south bay. another look at weather in a few minutes. >> late to work, late to school for those kids. thank you very much, kari. >> a long time. >> we'll take a look at the top stories this morning on today in

take a look. this is 12 year old that jeer butler, disappeared from his home or ormond, described a 5-foot three, 115 pounds, last seen warring black shirt, khaki pant, and sneakers. you are asked to call police. >> delaware judge decide the fate of p teen girls in the trial of that left a classmate dead. convicted 17 year old girl of criminally neglect homicide. seen in the video beating amy beating in the height school. judge ruled that teenager in cause her classmate's death. joyner-francis had a rare undiagnosed heart condition, and defense attorney spoke after the ruling. >> she has a difficult road ahead of her for sure. and that's why we feel deep sadness for everybody who has been affected by this. >> at the end of the day, you cannot brutalize someone, pummel someone in the bathroom, and lead to their death, and there is no consequence for that action. >> the judge also convicted a second teen on a conspiracy charge. judge found third teen also charged with conspiracy not guilty. sentenci

look at the trade deficit and we have a look at the u.s.-china trade deficit.to go the other way. it down in 2016 by almost 6%. the president doesn't have much to do in being able to negotiate anything new with china. joe: it was a week ago that the president tweeted these are going to be tough negotiations. but you are saying you don't think there will be any negotiations? >> i think this is a feeling out process were both sides see where the other is. the problem for the trump administration is a they are not really anywhere because they do not have the in ministration staffed out yet. xi jinping is in control of his country. he is not going to be offering anything seen as weakness back home. he is going to have a very firm hand with the president and he went of the things kevin was addressing, there was a story out there that the chinese have turned down all the photo ops. they don't want any pictures of xi jinping and donald trump, they don't want that 22nd is poppinghere he their hand or ignore him like he did with angela merkel. what's the number one thin

tomorrow does look warmer. mostly sunny and cloudy sunday morning and another system on tuesday. >> all right. i think gasia. >> you don't. thank you steve. >>> time now 5:18. this year is the 50th anniversary of the northern california cherry blossom festival. they celebrated in san francisco which has one of the few remaining japantowns in america. there's the grand parade and the cherry blossom queen and court capping off the festival which lasts two weekends and will end this sunday. one goal is to show case traditional japanese culture. >> now as we're getting to the 50th i think it's more important than ever to get a younger generation in to now help preserve the festival and push it until 100 if not more than that. >> the cherry blossom festival is a boost to the town businesses. the grand parade on sunday celebrating japanese culture. >>> it's a first for berkley and for much of the country really. what makes a new mosque opening today in berkley so unique. >> but first finger pointing and a paper trail

so it looks like we are looking at the cool showers extending the next several days.for the morning hours. with those big waves. very dangerous conditions. let's timeout the rain, shall we? here it is 6:00. the model is pretty much verifying at 7:00, we're in san francisco, up through sonoma, rain as it pushes to the east. still this morning, 9:00, we got the wet weather out towards our east bay, on the peninsula, half moon bay, into redwood city. we see breezy winds. by the afternoon, things setsle down. here it's 1:00 and a few isolated showers, peeks of sun. the amounts will be light. we are looking at a quarter of an inch from livermore, in san francisco, so just some pesky rain to perhaps mess up your saturday plans. it will be cool, too, 56 in the city, 60 in palo alto, 58 in oakland. 59 in fremont, so looking at that frost advisory i mentioned before from midnight until 8:00 tomorrow, marin in through napa, temperatures in the 30s. so the pro time for the morning low shows the chilliest morning tomorrow morning, sunday, and then by monday and tuesday, notice lo

look odd. the answer is charles sumter really did have a lazy eye. suncharles willson peale's included that in the portrait to be as accurate as possible about how charles sumter really looked so that when visitors saw the painting, they would know that was charles sumter. saysnk that really something about their commitment to the style of painting as the day, which is all about detail. are exhibit representative of the museum, doesn't -- we have arranged those portraits like charles willson peale did. they are double and triple stacked in order to accommodate them. at the end of his life, there were all most of 300 portraits in his museum. we only have about a third of them here today. but we wanted people to get this while factor that the visitors to the original museum got when they sell all of these paintings of all of these familiar people. when you look at these portraits, you notice based order of all looked really similar until you start to study them one by one, but that similarity isn

thinks what you are looking at looking good there as well. we have an accident out there 422 in royersford, just a head up eastbound at township line road for those in that neck of the wood. you are in loaning traveling at posted speed showing that red showing how slow moving it is. they are saying 7 miles an hour. i can tell you it is bumper to bumper around that area if it is saying 7 miles an hour. head up, give yourself extra time there we have another accident where vehicle went in the house in east oak lane north broad street at cheltenham avenue. also, some repairs water main break in delaware. thinks it, 202 southbound at powder mill road. two right lanes blocked. we have construction crewness that area. but you can see where it is, naamans road between ridge road and i-95 that right lane is block. so for those just tuning in, overall congestion levels are good but i would give yourself a couple extra minutes in those areas where we have accidents, jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> well, updating breaking news, one person was rushe

a live look there now. warm, but hopefully temperatures a little cooler tonight. >> there are tl might be more logs thrown on the fire making it hotter. the rivalry is a good one. there's baseball code. sometimes a pitcher thinks he needs to throw at a batter if that batter showed him up before. let's take you back to last september. the phillips reliever gave up a walk off home run. mets win. take a look at this bat flip. and pitchers don't like the bat flip. . facing the first time since is the incident. ramos threw behind him. the benches got warned and there's pete mccann nongetting ejected. >> if he did do that intentionally for whatever reason, we don't play that way. >> the pitch got away from me. it was a a tie game. >> you remember the home run last year? >> i don't know. if that was the same guy. >> when did you realize? >> after the game. >> you got to be the judge here. ramos did throw at him. coming up, we're we'll tell you about pete's team meeting today talking about throwing at people and ba

when looking at yahoo! company posted a $64 million operating profit for the final quarter of last year. it was yahoo!'s final operating profit in two years and came mainly from cost-cutting. the revenue decline is slowing down. the third 4% in quarter. this implies a bit of a turnaround at yahoo!, but what really matters from investors come tuesday is how yahoo! plans to monetize the remaining assets remaining after the verizon deal. it's taken alibaba and the stake in yahoo! japan. as verizon, we have seen tim armstrong get a lot of heat already for the sales unit represented the internet properties. following yahoo!'s earning releases on tuesday after the closing bell. joe: "what'd you miss?" shortly after turkeys president -- turkey's president a ,rdogan's referendum victory a discussion in ingres -- ankara. >> turkey has gone through quiet if you'd dramatic expenses. it has been difficult, challenging, on top of a failed coup, we faced terror threats, and all of the geopolitical drag. i think, going fo

of zoom in, chp is reporting what looks like a fender bender before mission boulevard, but it lookse there may be some debris on the roads and that, of course, can start causing backups. they are on their way to clear that out nicely. so far right now, eastbound drive times, a little delay. southbound 680 around 15 minutes. 238 to 80 about two minutes and southbound 880 we're seeing a couple trouble spots. 23-minute delays to highway 84. so please be safe out there. >> thank you, vianey. >>> happening today, san francisco's famous and some might say infamous 4/20 celebration kicking off once again in golden gate park. tens of thousands of people are expected to show up today for the unofficial marijuana holiday. >> that's where we find pete live this morning with the new rules that are in place this morning, so make sure everyone is safe and perhaps more importantly, everyone's reaction to those rules. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, kris and sam. yes, plenty of changes this year for the event in golden gate park, and this unsanctioned event has proved to be very costly for

what is it looking like there? a look atare getting oil. the drop we saw on crude oil, the reaction on prices has remained consistently bullish. it has been paring some of the gains. why? take a look at the bloomberg here. it is about the refined product. there is some concern that the glut is moving downstream. let me explain what i mean here. here is crude oil inventory and the drop we are now seeing. .own here, gasoline distillates in yellow. a biggerhem saying than estimated increase in inventories. yes, the crude oil inventories are being worked down but it is being pushed through to the refineries. they're not necessarily selling that through. we are not made the commensurate drop there. oil may bes and limited. something to continue to watch. take a look at stocks and what we are seeing there. we are seeing there. we're seeing strengthening on the back of like of an oil prices because of the gain in energy stocks. take a look at it on the imap on the bloomberg. moved up.tors have we still have a drag on consumer staples amtech system

when you look at the u.s.arket, it is 50% penetrated already did the international markets is really where the growth is. that is where investors are focusing. his time next year, net for will have more international subscribers than domestics of scrimmage. -- domestics of scrimmage. vonnie: and latin america, is that the focus? paul: they had a blitz of launching country coverage. pretty much every major market with the exception of china. they are pretty much everywhere they need to be. they negotiated a lot of global programming rights to bring a good product to most of the markets they are in. investors recognize that the growth of this company is going to come from international subscribers. the u.s. market is very profitable, but the growth rate is slowing. vonnie: any original content internationally or are they relying on their domestic original content and translating it? paul: they've taken a strategy different from amazon prime. they are creating a lot of local programming, regional program, and the

>> is looking okay. the earlier accident on 580 that popped up the traffic centers are not picking up after that was five picking up after that was 580 at hacienda pidgeon the east is coming in from tracy on westbound should have a pretty good right through the altamont pass. the malays are closed because of construction. that might be what is slowing things down little bit of orange and yellow in the westbound direction. want to tell you about a new crash we are learning about seven tail southbound 101 poplar avenue. , not showing up on the traffic centers yet because they came in five minutes ago and which has been called to the 2:00 raised -- collision taking a look at westbound 54 traffic moving smoothly getting more crowded, the drivers use the may have some issues in the tunnel because westbound 24 there was a spin out crash car hit the center divide an ambulance is en route to that wreck as well. if you look at the east -- for short east -- east shore freeway. the bay bridge toll plaza things look

look at the sloppy roads as we look at the golden gate bridge. lingering showers for the morning. we'll talk about when the rain moves out, when we'll get the sunshine and the easter forecast on the other side of the break. >> reporter: there's been a deadly problem for decades at the iconic bridge. details on the life-saving project set to begin construction later this morning. ad lib live picture-- san francisco =samot >>> 5:30 as we start off today in the bay here. taking a live look outside in san francisco. the transamerica building, formerly the tallest building in san francisco now the sales force tower. we're tracking rain. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i feel like it will be in the traditionalist eyes. it's the transamerica pyramid. >> an institution. >> it is. >>> boy, this season we've had so much rain. >> snow in the sierra. it's been an'm i can season and it continues. more rain in the forecast from next week. that's probably not what you want to hear on this thursday morning. we are seeing more showers moving in. as we

let's look a look through the sutro tower. about the spring break from warm temperatures. it continues today even though we are warming, two to six degrees shy of the average. and may be a few light showers out there, so have the umbrella handy and a few windshield wipers and patience, and then midnight into wednesday morning, more on the wetness, you can see getting up to 0.1 to 0.2 of an inch in the north bay. and then maybe half an inch out of the next system. more rain on the way after that. we will have that in a few minutes. here is sue. >>> metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is starting to build up towards the macarthur maze for a 10-minute delay to get into the toll plaza. and an accident westbound 80 before highway 4, and speeds slow down to 14 miles per hour and traffic is stacked up towards the coming skyway in crocket, two left lanes blocked there. a tow truck is en route. >>> and then the bridge being used as a jungle gym or a backdrop for selfies, and a woman fell when she tried to take a se

look at west chester at 73, new town at 72. let's head into philly where we're going to be looking in 77. 73 in fairmount. haddonfield you're going to be looking at 76. 75 along the jersey shore, 80 in wilmington, delaware tomorrow. so you're going to dress comfortably but you still need to carry the umbrella and wear those ugly shoes. i'll have your ten day in a a little bit. >> new size limits for recreational fishing in delaware. in an emergency move to prevent over fishing, the minimum size limit is now 17 inches, measured from snout to tail. delaware has a four fish limit for the year-round open season. >> stop what you're doing now. check your pantry. there's a recall of some hunts chili kits. they're could be sal mow nella in the raw material you use in seasoning packets. the recalled kits have best by dates of april 4th, april 5th and may 1st. there have been no reports of illnesses which is important. >> a cake, a party, a toys, that's what lots of kids ask for on their birthday. tonight we shine the spotlight on the g

we not only look what is our demo graphic compare today the available workforce we look as compared to patient population. so, this is smaupshot at zuckerberg, and we will continue foowork on this and get better and better comparing the patient demo graphic to the staffic demo graphic and improving those. so, raunda simmons, she supervisors the ada group and is over the workforce development group. this is raunda back here. raunda she's come to us from the mayor's office and has a background in work force development. this is new and didn't have a training sokez so every the last year we started creating a training section work wg the various training sections in popular health and others to pull the resource squz get a sinnergy going to take advantage of the resources. this plains essentially the individual needs, organizational needs and our ability to connect in the middle and pull that together and meet individual needs and oregal organizational needs. i mentioned in the write up career coaching that we start today do that and got good response and gave demo graphics btd about the

europe is looking good.d, it is basically europe minus u.s., you have to go back to october to find that big of a gap. if you look at a new narrative in europe, we have the seemingly benign result in the french election, expectations of a design -- benign result from the election two weeks from now. you look at data. there may be people saying it is not so bad. the political situation more stable, the data. you can see the bull argument for convergence -- convergence between the two. scarlet: certainly sets the tone. the market close is next. take a look at the indices with less than four minutes. the dow is up. gains of 3%. s&p 500 adding 25 points. nasdaq the best of the bunch, gaining 1.25%. ♪ are moments away from the closing bell. the nasdaq at a record high. the dow advancing more than 200 points. i am scarlet fu. joe: i am joe weisenthal. twittere joining in on we want to welcome you to our coverage. begin with market minutes, a banner day for risk assets after the first round of the french election i

and we're looking now as the federal government looks at more budget cuts we are looking at what that may be and as we go forward we would build that into our long-term budget. so in terms of recommending having a multi-year budget where you look at the risks that may occur. you know, you don't always build it. you have to look at the possibility that the risk may materialize as you put it in place. and then you know as i mentioned we look at the long-term needs of the city as well, so what we will require in infrastructure as the population ages. right now the district is enenjoyie enjoying a renaissance. so we are aware that quickly as that phenomenon happened it could reverse. and so we have had to look at when the population explodes what it will look like for revenue. so looking at all the risks out there and trying to build that into your revenue forecast i think is an important part of hedging against these risks. >> and the concept you mentioned before about being really diligent. and it's easier said than done. define what a non-revenue course is and how you can match it to a

take a look at a chart we looked at yesterday taa chart we looked at yesterday that created quite a stirsts. "what'd you miss?" blackrock ceo larry fink may have president trump tossed back and yesterday he spoke at the dollar strength. think it's one of the reasons our economy is slower than we wanted to be, because the dollar is strong. if the federal reserve continues to tighten -- see reason to tighten, he will be hard to have a weakening currency. if we continue to see what i would call mediocre results theted to our economy, then dollar will probably weaken. at the economic club of washington, d.c. he emphasized he was more bullish on equities and fixed income in the long-term. they we spoke with guggenheim and partner global cio who had a warning for equity investors. going toinking we are have a significant correction this summer, early in the fall, but i don't think this is going to be a bear market. and i think the great bull market is still intact. ultimately, valuations will be higher from where we are today. abigail: interesting little bit of debates between two titans in th

today, the kind that tam is looking for. temperature, 66 degrees, very mild as you step outside, some of you might want a light jacket, not too bad. winds out of the south/southwest 6 miles per hour. you can see the rain pushing from the south up to the north, a little bit more of that to the south that will continue to slide north an out to sea. we think a couple of hours of precipitation, you see on the satellite there's breaks in the clouds and we expect the return of sunshine. overall partly sunny, 68 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 75 degrees, it's a quick warmup today. noon, almost 80. 3:00 p.m., 83 that will be the high today we'll sit on that for an hour, an hour and a half this afternoon. 6:00 p.m., 81. a nice day for the penn relay and the draft if that's what you're doing. 83 in allentown. 82 in wilmington. low 80s in millville. if you're heading to the shore, look for highs in the low 70s. a little bit better than yesterday, but obviously cooler. for the draft, 75. by 1:00 p.m. 81. 3:00 p.m. 83. if you're hangin

we'll hop outside for a quick live look. things looking pretty good on our majors.o problems on randolph road. doing really nice there. we'll keep you posted. we'll be back in just a few with more traffic. back to you maureen and holly. >> thank you. >>> a six week search for kidnapped teen and her former teacher comes to an end. >> a huge announcement for the makers of the x files. the show's fans they should be happy about it. >> heading to break on this friday morning with a live look across the d.c. region. it's 5:08, 64 degrees t hope you're going to be happy today. it is the weekend, right around the corner.& back right after this. >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> back at 5:09 with some sad news from hollywood. cuba gooding sr. the 70's music star and the father of cuba gooding jr. was found dead yesterday afternoon. you see him pictured with his son. police discovered slumped over the wheel of his car. investigators say there was no sign of foul play and sources tell the la times he may have overdosed. cuba gooding sr. was 72 years old. >> taking you now to seattle where three

take look at that. look at the little baby. you knowha that the little giraffe looks so small.t tall. >> are you serious.>> are you s. he looks so itty bitty there. she's clearly, you know, 16 16 feet. [ laughter ] >> so cute. >> i think that's the angle. >> are they looking for daddy? what's happening? >> aww, i don't know. >> looking for daddy. >> so sweet. they need their privacy. >> yeah. >> now after they've been on display. >> i know. i think that's a good -- hey, kev. >> hold on. >> we have a call waiting. remember call waiting? >> i do. >> we have a call waiting it's kevin mccarthy we'll talk to him in little bit. there you go. hey, today. >> so sweet. all three of them. hurry take picture it will be your christmas card. >> 4:30 or 4:00 p.m. it goes >> giraffe cam goes dark. >>> so, holly, have you seen this picture? >> okay. see that's not -- now that's a better picture. what's wrong with that. >> nothing. you'll remember the south carolina woman who went viral showing her mask while waiting the birth of her son. well, this looks normal, okay, you typically see her wit

it does look like a weak system.l be looking at temperatures on the cool side. not as cold as it has been. increasing clouds and showers here. that will feel better. giants opener for your monday, 57 degrees, 1:30 and we'll be at about 65 by 4:00. the seven day forecast, a chilly afternoon, but sunny and we'll bring up the numbers tomorrow. maybe an isolated sprinkle in the north bay. clouds increase on tuesday. you'll be able to track that mid-week rain. any time on wednesday really, and it should be out of here by thursday. maybe a tenth or four tenths of an partly cloudy friday and saturday looking like more clouds if is slowly improving, don't you think? >> make it stop. >> right, that's the next step. >> make it stop. thank you. bikes for the mountains, bikes for the open road, one san francisco shop specializes in bikes made for the city. as jonathan bloom found out,hanl two wheelers if mission bicycles are about to be super charged with street smarts. >> it is a very personal thing. >> if you want the brooks l

roadways looking good. we have the crash which should be clearing at 242, that's over there in concord and the rest of the bay moves well but i'm still tracking the crash off of broadway in burling game. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up, a we have a of mud engulfs a california highway. the race to escape this flowing mud slide caught on camera. >>> plus, san francisco has a new slogan to take on donald trump, it's always welcome. we'll take a look coming up in business next. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. >>> it's 5:12 on this thursday morning. we do have a few lingering clouds across parts of the south bay and peninsula. we're taking a live look outside at palo alto and it's

look how clear that is. big changes. >> the main difference is we've rebuilt the google application itself over the last two years from the ground up to be on the web and the same experience on mobile. and so for the first time it's much more accessible. >> there's even one feature that can become popular for summer vacations. google earth users can snap a postcard that captures a dream vacation spot and then send that off to family members and friends. >>> time is 5:51 it. barak and michelle's vacation photo goes viral. the internet loving this photo of former first lady michelle obama. on this private yacht with the obamas. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built f

that looks fun, doesn't it?od to me. >> we'll check back in with joe fonzi coming up after the break. >>> okay, we continue our coverage of opening day for the a's. let's head back out to oakland and the coliseum with sports anchor joe fonzi. and i understand you're talking to a long time voice of the a's. >> that i am, heather. you and i talked last night how there's always something special about the start of baseball season. there's a special feel to the day and almost ritualistic. how many opening days for you? >> 22 overall. >> this is a special day, because of the fact that the field is going to be dedicated to ricky henderson, but it's also a special day because of a guy who is being honored who you worked hand-in-hand with and were very instrumental in helping get elected in the baseball hall of fame and that's bill king, broadcaster. share a bill king story with us, and why you thought it was so important to get him into the hall of fame. >> first of all, he was so great to me. i grew up listening to hi

take a look at this.say that the officer tried to stop the man from crossing the crosswalk, but he went on anyway. he said he feared for his life. >> i thought i was going to be like the next trayvon martin. i feel like they were going to draw a gun out and shoot me in the back or try to break my arms or something. >> a disturbing incident. based on the video, you know, we don't condone this behavior with any of our officers. we're much better than that. we hold ourselves to a high standard. >> that was sacramento's deputy police chief, mike bry, who says the officer has been put on leave as the department looks more closely as what happened. >> to a story the nation has been talking about. if at first you don't apologize, maybe try, try again. >> scott mcgrew, the embattled united airlines ceo taking another crack at saying he's sorry. >> i have no doubt his actions will be part of future lessons in business school of what not to do. textbook example. but he's trying to make it better this morning. this

our team looked into this.is chmura on how he closed the case. >> last july, james paid a door to door salesperson $200 for four magazine subscriptions. the sales person worked for ps circulations, but james said he never received a single magazine. so he asked for our help. we learned james isn't alone. other consumers have filed complaints about ps circulation with the better business bureau. they, too, say they didn't receive magazines they paid for, and complained about high pressure sales tactics. the bbb gives ps circulations an f rating. we contacted s circulation and it refunded jam' money. the company told us there was a simple error when his order was entered into the system. it went on to say in a statement that any time this happens, we are more than happy to assist the customer in making the situation right. ps circulation did not answer our questions about its f rating with the bbb. if you have a consumer complaint, call us. the 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you very much, chri

now, take a look at this. that rolling over action is exactly happening when we were back at all-time highs. now, i'm going to call those the all-time highs, and here's why, because those spikes -- this is cash for clunkers. this spike is 0% financing and/or employee incentives. hundreds of thousands of people work in the auto industry. so, if you were to net out those spikes, we essentially return right to the 2000 peak and have started to roll. that's not a good setup. all right. so, this is a good index. it's actually got an etf called carz, but this is the nasdaq global auto index. what i've got is the index itself, and then here is the better part. it's relative performance to the s&p. so, what we know is that even as the index has tried to -- well, not tried to, has gone up absolute, as a pick, it's a disaster, meaning if one could have picked something else, one would have done better. so, relative performance is poor. okay. now, there's the actual what i did on the last chart, the point being that even

forty-two freeway northbound first look into 42, see what you are looking at as you approach 295, lookingd. see this heat up pretty quickly i would say in the 5:00 hour specially headed toward dollars 6:00. just heads up. also construction delaware, 47 or delsea drive at grub road, just heads up, actually an accident, excuse me, and it is still out there. so this is not yet cleared for those of in you that neck of the woods. might just want to give yourself couple of extra minutes around there. then looking in the word of septa, route ten trolley back on time now, back to normal running from delays, route 11 trolley shuttle bussing part of the line due to police activity. make sure to check those schedules on line, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" tomorrow is tax day. irs is promise to go get tough when he it comes to collecting back taxes. what they'll do if you haven't paid them in years. >> and, suv's why they rule the road, what car makers are offering to get you in the drivers seat. we're back at the top of the

forecast today, let's look at that. the central u.s. looks pretty good.f cold front we are looking at higher elevation snow and threat for severe storms across the southeast and mississippi valley, better day for northeast and a good-looking weekend as we look ahead for the northeast, thank you. >> i like when you end up in new york, i'm sick of the rain. nicole: takes the raft of sweeping plans to cut your taxes. >> as we have said before, we believe we can get back to 3% or higher gdp that it's sustainable in the country. nicole: we will have all the details and united airlines makes changes to avoid another bumped passenger fiasco including 10 grand if you give up your seat, we will tell you about that, u.s. stock market futures after a sell-off, s&p futures up a half point, nasdaq up 3 and we are watch if for european central bank needs for the next couple of hours as well. you're -- you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, s

a look back at his life.itions expected today...but round 2 of heavy rains and winds are headed back to the bay area...more details just ahead... we're coming up on 5:45... here's a quick look at the top stories we're following this morning... the united states has launched a military strike on a syrian government airbase. president trump says he ordered the airstrike in response to a chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of civilians earlier in the week. russian president vladimir putin is calling the airstrikes an act of aggression and a serious blow to u-s and russia relations.( darya ) plus... a massive fire breaks out overnight in san francisco. three people were injured and two are still in critical condition this morning including a 53-year-old man. crews have not said what started the fire.( mark ) a woman is in the hospital this morning after a tree fell on her house in benicia. she suffered a head injury, but is expected to be okay. fire crews say there is major damage to the roof and the insid

beltway overall looks okay. all the other main routes into town and out of town outside of the beltway are okay. inner loop after pennsylvania avenue do have that work zone still blocking the right lane. remember on the yellow line, delays to mount vern than square because of the problem there at huntington and surge number 14 still underway. closed on the green line until saturday. we'll have travel times coming up. >>> several major stories topping the news right now at 5:32 starting with a standoff in delaware. a state trooper was killed. corporal stephen ballard was from bowie. he was shot at a wawa nearly 14 hours ago. a nearby right now. >>> today lawmakers will continue talks to avoid a government shutdown. there's a short-term one week extension on the table that will delay the deadline until next friday night at midnight. >>> a woman is in jail after causing a tense situation on a metro train. metro transit police say the woman had a knife and was on some kind of illegal substance when she started to ar

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investment grade looks expensive because your treasury and your bond market looks expensive.s are your primary upside story right now. that is really, you know, the case. until the cycle, you know, looks like it is turning, and at the moment, that does not look imminent. the indicators we look at from the eyes them to the yield curve to monetary aggregate data, that points more or less in the same direction, which is that the cycle has further to run. stocks and credit risk are still the place to be. the interesting thing, the pmi's tell that story. the evidence is gathering that you are entering the high conviction phase of the economic cycle. that phase tends to be the last terminal phase of the economic cycle. it can last for several years. the difficulty is that it is a period when you can have disproportionate returns for the cycle in a period, so you have got to use that strength and asset allocated to reign in your horns a little bit. in your horns a little bit. headwilliam hobbs, of investment strategy at barclays. we are not quite done with him yet. he's going to joi

here is a live look right now. let's get a look at how they will get to take part in the fun. is it up yet? >> i have not seen it yet but a number of fans have started to get started here people are waiting for the gates to open at noon. we are as close as we could get at this point. you can see people getting off of buses. we have been telling you about the detours. they are lining up now. everybody is telling us they want to see some of the history from the philadelphia eagles. so there's much to see and do and wait to see who the eagles pick it should happen some time after 9:00 tonight. >> thank you. they will announce the first round picks. nbc 10 will bring you behind the scenes looks for all of the action from the nfl draft. catch it at 7:00 tonight. >> a live look where the annual pen rela penn relays. it draws top athletes from around the globe. glenn schwartz is here with the forecast. another grand slam with the weather. >>. >> that's right. the temperature going up as a result. those clouds breaking up. these clouds don't have any rain with them. the closest rain i

look how beautiful that is. >> that looks great. i think we're done. >> i'm gonna pop it in the oven. >> all right. this here. jeffrey, i can smell it from here! it smells great! >> wait till you see it. >> look at that! >> look at that. you have to try this. >> perfect. of, if you told me that that wasn't crust, i wouldn't believe it. >> look at that. >> that looks amazing! >> the shredding component of the veggie bullet -- you better hold on. the cauliflower rice -- what i did is i treat it like a rice. and i've done stir-fry, so just like an asian stir-fry. i threw in shrimp on top of it, several vegetables, and it looked good and it tasted even better. >> the veggie bullet is a great way to get vegetables into your family's diet. you can fool them. [ chuckles ] you can fool them into thinking they're eating something that's a comfort food, but it's vegetables. my husband is italian. when i made him lasagna with not an ounce of pasta in it, he was stunned. and actually, last week, he asked me to make lasagna again, and he said, "

look at that.going to bend down, and give those kiddos on kiss on the top of the head, so for each kid a blessing and a ride. pretty good deal. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00, going back to the base kwreubics in san franc. >> somebody burns a car and marks it with the racist lettering and police say they have seen it before. >>> you can keep on top of weather and traffic where you weather and traffic where you live morning fremont. we are taking a look at you from sky 7 this morning, and you are looking good but you are looking a little misty, aren't you? could be a shower or two today, and it's the beautiful bay area, always beautiful, but a tiny bit wet this morning. no big deal. this is the end of it. we are promised. >> you are in fremont this weekend? >> i have a cousin down there and hope it's not raining. >> let start with meteorologist, mike nicco. >> making it a better day in the form of sunshine later -- >> yeah, we'll take it. >> remember that rain i promised? it's here.

take a look at this. this is where we've gone and you notice it's all in the right direction. 51 on friday. that was shortly after midnight. most of the day was in the 40s. that was of course that philly home opener, rainy, damp. we'll look at the 60 we hit on saturday and the 69 on sunday. the 80 today and we're forecasting 83 for tomorrow. we're actually going to be headed upward before we head back down. not all the way down to the 40s again. doppler radar sweeping the sky. everything is clear. huge storm system in the midwest that's brought severe weather across the midwest. the forecast models have had a change of hearts. we have high pressure off the east coast. it'll be there for tomorrow. watch what happened. our temperatures will fall slowly into the 70s, the 60s and mid-and upper 50s overnight. you see that rain? it looked like it was going to come through here and give us a good pounding on wednesday, we make it into the 80s tomorrow unless of course you're out here along the shore because you'

look at this. former vice president joe biden enjoying the action and looking from above.ide open like a kid's mouth at the dentist. mason stopped 20 shots to win his 200th career game. >> a win is a team start, and the goaltending position, potentially this being the last game of the season for myself to beat a former team, and to have that be win number 200, that's special. >> and among the team awards, simmonds, and the most outstanding defensemen with provorov. >>> and then looking for their first win of the season hosting the portland timbers. and sizing it up, and use your head, young man, the 1-0 lead. and tied at one in the second half. timers off the free kick, and miller, the ordinary game. >>> that is your look at sports. danny pommellss, csn. >>> well peeps are a popular easter treat but if you are smart you probably have never eaten them quite like this. the second annual world peeps eating championship was held in the harbor in washington, d.c. on saturday. 13 different competitive eaters crammed down as many marshmallow treats as they could to win the title.

the after is looking good for tomorrow. a couple of warm days, and then we go back down for the weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, an early shower around it's warmer, 75 for the high, another shower or thunderstorm later tonight and into tomorrow, tomorrow is very warm, 80 degrees for the high, both today and tomorrow, looks like the afternoon stays pretty dry. saturday, cooler, sunshine fades behind clouds and 66. we stay unsettled, because another system comes in saturday night into sunday. looks to bring us rain at times on sunday him feeling raw, holding items down to 55. monday, clouds and sun, milder. 66 on monday. tuesday, nice and sunny, 66. wednesday warmer, 71 degrees. so the pattern kind of shifts early next week which is good timing for the nfl draft even poan -- penn penn penn relays. >>> white house is reviewing the nuclear weapons agreement with iran. >>> new released video shows a police officer's close call during a routine traffic stop. welcome back taking a live look city hall, 5:45:44

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look at that face.ur source claims janet couldn't stay in the marriage because of wissam's controlling ways. >> listen to me, janet's going to be okay. just like michelle turner is okay. last night she had a date with a latin lover. >> easy there. that wouldn't have been a bad thing at all. we're talking about the premiere about how to be latin r. lot of ladies out there who have a thing for mr. rob lowe. apparently one of the most beautiful women in hollywood does, too. >> did you see this? >> i heard it was in 1988. >> kate just posted that she must have had a lot of time on her hands back then, composing a fake proposal acceptance from a hot young rob. >> this really happened. amazing. >> lowe just had his own trip down memory lane with his sons visiting the house in tulsa that was used in "the outsiders," the 1983 film which launched his career. >> it would be like going back to your college dorm and walking through the hallways and going, i remember what happened here. >> in his latest film he's vy

take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. things looking good there. maybe chp trying to pull someone over. and one more bridge we're going to take a look at. san mateo bridge. >>> well the man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend in front of two of her children is now in jail in martinez. that man lawyer mcbride was arrested yesterday afternoon at a jack in' the box in sacramento. richmond police detectives and marshals had been tracking him since tuesday morning after witnesses say he drove up to the car of his estranged girlfriend and then shot and killed her. her two young sons were in the backseat of her car and saw it all but they were not hurt. >> we are just relieved that a dangerous suspect such as mcbride is now taken into custody and nobody else will be further hurt or killed by him. >> now near the shooting scene there is a memorial for miss franklin. her three children are being cared for my relatives. >>> 4-month old madelyn rawlin was found safe yesterday in livermore. investigators say rawlynn argued with the little girl's mother before

are looking at a fire at the casa linda motel. firefighters knocked down the fire in 20 minute, and two people were injured and now, we have reached out for more details of the fire and the victims and the damage is extensive as you can see from the video. >>> and in freemont, dozens of cars were destroyed in a used car action lot on stephens boulevard sent up cloud of black smoke that you could see from miles around. and the flames jumped from car to car and by the time that the firefighters gained control it was around 30. wind dispersed the smoke. >> was seen on the news and saw that what he was stealing was not worth it. >> and also, a popular toy used by kids explodes. vice president mike pence arrived in south korea today as part of a ten-day asia-pacific visit. the visit follows an apparent failed missile launch by nor >>> vice president mike spence arrived in south korea today as part of the 10-day asia pacific visit. it follows a failed launch by north korea. jackie frater has the latest. >> reporter: after a massive para

we're taking a live look outside, looking through the sports complex area. you can just barely see those wind turbines kind of spinning around a bit. it is still a little breezy this morning, and as we go through the rest of today, it will be another windy one. not quite as windy as yesterday, but you will notice it. the good news is, that's the only thing similar to yesterday. temperatures are going to pick up, we're going to have sunshine today. really nice forecast. in delaware, we're at 39 right now. time is 5:41 this morning. we'll be about 46, though, for your temperature at 10:00 a.m. then we get into the afternoon, 2:00 p.m., 55 in delaware and upper 50s by 4:00 with those winds, like i mentioned, picking up to around 20 miles per hour. in the philly area, we're currently at 41 degrees. the pickup is very similar to delaware. 50 at noon, 54 at 2:00 p.m., and 57 by 4:00. winds also at 18 miles per hour. in the lehigh valley, a little different, just slightly cooler. we're at 36 right now, clear conditions. winds are actually fairly light at 8 miles pe

we'll take a look after the break. bob live t >>> the pressure of high rent here in silicon valley, the drastic measures protesters are taking to persuade san jose to improve tenants rights. >> and on tax day, more fallout over president trump's refusal to releze his own tax returns. a new push from lawmakers this morning. >> and remembering the day that shook california to its core. the ceremony getting under way right now with mayor ed lee to commemorate 111 years since the devastating 1906 earthquake. we'll bring it to you live in just a few minutes. today in the bay continues right now. >> good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we know the drier weather is coming. you promised us. it's coming this weekend, until we get to that point, more sogginess. >> especially this morning in san francisco. we were just looking at the camera. still kind of misting and drizzling everywhere in the bay area. you have wet roads, even though for the most part the r

when you look at the ramifications of the geopolitical news on asian just take that away and have a look in the region. you can see weakness coming through in south korea. you are seeing some weakness coming through in iron ore which has officially entered a bear market. there is a little bit of weakness coming through. what we are seeing is a lot of resilience. the australian government bonds and gold, some of the losers today. i want to show you this chart because we have seen hong kong properties climbing to a six-month high. home prices are at a record. gdp growth is a long way away from that. jpmorgan saying that home prices have reached their peak. david: russia and iran reiterated their support for the bashar al-assad government. vladimir putin and hassan roddy called fornday and an investigation on the attack. proves that today's world is not of regulations and unfortunately, there are countries from our own region that cheer the united states for its invasion. your turn will come. why are you hasty? whitey you encourage the invader ? why do you approve of lawlessness? yousef: mi

look at this.xpressway coming eastbound there is fellow just pop up here in what would be the left lane, everybody headed east westbound, so east and west on the vine street expressway, mess right now, coming into downtown. north on 95 crash at church man's and south on 495, an accident at edgemore, for the gang in wilmington, mike and alex back to you. >> okay, we get back out to east oaklane. because car slammed into a home leaving a gaping hole. >> sabina, what's it look like now. >> all right. you can still see, such a mess out here. we can see the part of the car, remain on the scene. you can see, it looks like we can even tell what kind of car it is, dodge charger maybe, mix-up in all of this debris, you can see, the force with which it instruction this home. it was so strong, it ripped the bricks off this wall, in fact, the authorities were saying, you can see that couch was leaning against the wall here. so, if somebody had been sitting on it they would have been seriously injured. we do ha