vassilis karamanis david powell and lucy macdonald. lucy macdonald will stay with me. a big week for tech arctic. simon seeger's, brady dougan's last stand. -- a big week for tech earnings. chinese markets reach for the sky. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. this is "on the move." a big win for tech earnings. we will get numbers from yahoo!. -- a big week for tech earnings. the u.s., ibm, a bit of a mix. ryan chilcote has been going through the stories. what is your take away? ryan: ibm is the how a company shifts emphasis from legacy businesses like the technology and software that they used to provide a hardware that they used to provide and was prized for. some of the emerging businesses like mobile computing, analytics, analyzing the data and most of portal he, cloud computing. the company said it has said cloud computing and mobile computing and analytics grow by 30%. that is perhaps good news in terms of the direction of the company. however the legacy business ways down on ibm. this is the challenge for -- she has been at the company since she was 24 ye

liz macdonald's here now with the highlights of this book. are the republicans jumping all over this? >> because peter schweitzer has done ground breaking work that almost changed legislation. for example, political intelligence on capitol hill where hedge funds and wall street shops for gaining political intelligence to front-run trades. also there was a crackdown on congressmen in their a own accounts and their own financial affairs, whether or not they were benefiting from political intelligence. so he is he's detailed he's thorough, he is at the hoover institution. they are saying he's a right-wing individual but he is extremely detailed in his research. ash ash the basic claim in this book is that foreign entities are pouring money into the clintons' foundation and in return they're getting favors, and they have some examples. a free trade agreement in colombia that benefited a major donor and so on. and he has very, as you say, very exact records, tax documents government documents. the hillary campaign is very adept, if you like, of sq

hamish macdonald abc news london. >> and as we hear more details about those americans killed on mt. everest, their family members are starting to come forward. >> southern california based filmmaker tom taplin was making a documentary about the mt. everest base camp when the quake avalanche hit. his wife described her husband as a larger than life person. >> he loved going to extreme landscapes. he loved -- we went to antarctica together. we've trekked in patagonia and those are the kinds of places that inspired him. >> tom taplin was 61 years old and had been running his own film company since 1981. >> and stay with abc news for the latest on the earthquake in nepal. live team coverage is coming up on "good morning america." >>> and here at home mother nature unleashing her fury in the form of severe weather across much of texas and the south. >> that's right. there are reports of several tornadoes touching down overnight in the dallas/ft. worth area. >> this was caught on video by storm chasers. elsewhere, other areas got large hail some of it the size of baseballs driven by damag

hamish macdonald, abc news, london. >> we thank hamish for that report. >>> and in the states an air and sea rescue in mobile bay. where a storm slammed into this regatta. and tonight, this new video. a crew member trying to put a life preserver on the captain, and the wind blowing it right off. not everyone survived, and more are still missing. mara schiavocampo now on the drama at sea. >> reporter: tonight, at least two are dead and a coast guard search is underway for survivors after a sailing event featuring hundreds of boaters turned to tragedy. driving rain and winds up to 60 miles per hour causing multiple boats to capsize shortly after the dauphin island regatta began saturday afternoon. >> i said, jesus calm the waters, calm the waters. >> reporter: at the time, the area was under a special marine warning. earlier, severe thunderstorms reportedly delaying and almost canceling the race. >> sun was high, wind was 15 to 20, 4 hours later, totally different story. >> reporter: that region facing more than 300 severe weather reports in the last 48 hours. strong winds and rain fro

abc's hamish macdonald reaching some of those passengers as 60 60-mile-an-hour winds hit the ship. >> reporter: this is the view through the window for passengers of the carnival "spirit." 30-foot plus waves and 60 60-mile-an-hour winds slamming the massive ship. tonight, passengers, helpless, and the weather is getting worse. chris rouse is onboard with his wife and two children, and he's worried. >> there were massive bangs and i think there was like a toughened glass and one of those pieces of glass shattered right ail above us. >> reporter: more than 2,500 are on board, including 800 children returning from the south pacific. the ship is right outside the harbor but is port is closed. >> this is the first time i've ever refused entry to a cruise ship. >> reporter: it's all part of a massive storm that's whipping australia's coastline, sweeping entire homes away. killing at least three people. being trapped at sea in extreme weather is a terrifying experience. this video from 2010 shows the moment a giant wave smashed a cruise ship in the mediterranean. two people are killed. the c

>> all right, hamish macdonald right there in london. hamish, thank you. >>> and it is now official tonight. sarah thomas, making history right here in this country. hired as the first full-time female referee in the nfl. the mother of three will serve as a line judge. the 42-year-old says she is honored to be considered a trailblazer, but she says her focus is on being the best official she can be. we'll be watching for her on the sidelines. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the accused phony navy s.e.a.l. tonight, the elaborate trap to catch him, revealed right here. real s.e.a.l.s going through intense training like this but tonight, the man police say lied about his service and how they got him. >>> also at this hour, the controversy involving actor rob lowe. those ads pulled off tv, and now he's responding at this hour. >>> and we already knew he was a golfing great. jack nicklaus. but the unbelievable moment today and it turns out -- it turns out -- he predicted it. making a fist somethi

hamish macdonald, abc news, london. >> hamish, thank you. >>> tonight, millions of americans bracing for severe weather. it's coming tomorrow. we showed you the warning sirens going off in miami in the last 24 hours. and tonight here, from florida, evidence now of an ef-1 tornado, this one outside orlando. and look at this. a sheet of hail on the ground there in georgia. 27 million in the path of this new system. meteorologist rob marciano here with the new track tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: david, this time of year, the time is where the weather is quiet -- it's very short. so, we're going to recharge the atmosphere, and tomorrow, here's the threat for severe weather. across dallas across the red river valley into oklahoma large hail strong winds, a brief tornado possible. and we're looking at a pattern change winter still holding on across parts of the midwest. tonight, five to ten degrees below normal. snow falling in minneapolis. and the six to ten-day outlook highlights a pattern that we saw this winter. below average temperatures for the northeast, but that means 50s rather

>> secretary macdonald is not running the va.e might be in charge, but the guy that is really driving this is the va chief of staff who was before that the deputy chief of staff at the white house. a direct line to the white house, obviously the end of the day he is the one talking a president obama or valerie jarrett or someone else at the white house him and he's really the one who is driving this agenda and not secretary macdonald. because we have been very critical. i have personally, but i think he really does want to change things and i think that he does want to have some interesting ideas but at the end of the day he is really getting told what to do. >> by the way, does the white house pays veterans? it seems like the white house would have a vested interest in seeing the va succeeded, but what do you think is going on with the white house in regards to this? >> breslau i want to be clear that i don't think that they hate veterans, but ideologically they do not believe in health care freedom or health care toys. obamacar

why is virginia governor bob macdonald going to jail? the same not happening to new jersey senator bob menendez? remember the fuss about dick cheney, and halliburton? why do the old rules apply to hillary clinton? rules don't apply to the clintons. >> i never defend hillary clinton but do it for one second. there is a difference between what bob macdonald did where his family got favors from lobbyists versus money going to the foundation. melissa: hang on a minute. the kingdom of saudi arabia giving millions of dollars into the foundation. >> yeah. melissa: last year the clintons $9 million in travel expenses. flying in private planes and traveling in style. >> of course. melissa: how is that different? money went into the foundation, directly went to their luxury travel? >> i think that is a very fair point. there is kind of direct, indebt benefit that the clintons are getting from these foreign contributions. my point is -- melissa: i don't think that is indirect. that's direct. >> maybe it is a little bit of a bank shot but the real p

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hamish macdonald, abc news, london. >>> first now in my journalism career. i get to say bull semen.xplain. thieves are targeting a minnesota farm and they are not taking the crops, livestock or equipment. they are after this valuable asset. they are seeking in to an a unlocked barn, making off with a storage canister filled, yes, with vials of bull semen. why? because it's worth a lot of dough. >> $70,000 loss just for the semen itself. >> 70 grand, folks. it was frozen in a canister similar to a milk jug. it was the only thing that was taken. so you can assume they are targeting it and why is it of value? because of breeding and what not. on the market it can be worth a lot of cash. >> what do you do if off jar of it? >> you sell it on the market in some way, form or fashion. the person that buys it -- >> i don't know that. [ mooing ] >> my thoughts exactly. >>> coming up, gone fishing but these are no ordinary fish. we are talking river monsters. we will cast our line with the host of that hit show as he goes after his most elusive catch yet. >>> and in our next half hour, stolen

more coming up. >> in mountain view >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> good it's thursday, april 23. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> new this morning, sonoma county sheriff's deputies shot a driver that drove a car into three deputies. a high-speed chase started after deputies got a call of a wrong-way driver on the freeway. eventually the driver pulled over in a parking lot in sebastopol. deputies surrounded the car but say the driver refused to surrender and the driver put the car in reverse and allegedly hit three deputies. other deputies shot the suspect who was then taken away in an ambulance. one deputy was treated and released and the others had minor injuries. >>> developing news out of mountain view this morning. one person is dead after a house fire that involved explosive materials. kpix 5's kiet do is there live to explain how neighbors tried to save that victim. kiet. >> reporter: good morning, this is still a very active scene here in mountain view as we are waiting for the coroner to arrive because the victim's r

warned. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning. time now is 6:00. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. an update on the fire in walnut creek. the fire at a massive home is under control. you can see flames and smoke coming out of the rooftop here. the fire broke out around 3:45 at the 600 block of la casa via. so far this have been no reports of injuries. the home, though, a total loss. no word on what may have caused that fire. >>> a key vote on requiring most california schoolchildren to get vaccinated and the proposal has amendments. kiet do joins from us san jose to tell us what the senate education committee will be considering. >> reporter: good morning. author of the bill has made some compromises this after some parents threatened to pull their kids out of school rather going along with the vaccinations. here are the changes to senate bill 277. children without vaccines would be allowed to enroll in home- based private schools. those sites could serve other families. kids could take part in independent study projects overseen by school distric

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. charred tiles and a burned roof. fire rips through a san jose restaurant causing major damage and heartbreak. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. frank is off today. kiet do is live at jimmy's restaurant in san jose with the latest. >> reporter: yes, we're live here outside the restaurant. as you can see it is close the because there is significant damage to the roof and the interior. we are being told there were four employees inside the restaurant at the time. they tried to battle the flames. it became too much and they ran out and called for help. watching the firefighters battle the flames was hard enough for customers and employees of jimmy's restaurant. but for one man, well, there are no words. jimmy didn't want to talk on camera. smoke poured out of the restaurant he opened decades ago. the fire department says it was a grease fire inside the wall. the automatic fire extinguishers went off three times. >> that fire however was isolated behind the hood and duct area, so the fire extingui

. >>> your real reeling -- >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> taking a liveook at levi's stadium this very early morning, because you know what, later today the draft begins. >> that's right. it's thursday. >> it is. it is. so tonight. we may see some new players with the 49ers.good morning, it is thursday, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. they need them. we are going to do traffic and weather. >> did you find your microphone? >> no, so i grabbed a stand by one. >> we had a wardrobe malfunction! >> i may need someone to help me find it. [ laughter ] >> we'll have some volunteers. >>> good morning. heading out -- frank, you weren't supposed to say anything. let's look at the current conditions in and around our microclimates. temperatures 52 in pacifica, 54 -- wow, look at this how mild it is. but check this out. offshore flow today contributes to temperatures soaring into the low 90s. we are going to talk about this heat wave and how long it last. >> a lot of overnight roadwork is cleared but if you are traveling southbound 880 betwe

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> an endangered whale on a bay area shore, its huge lifeless body attracting a lot of attention from onlookers and scientists. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec in for frank mallicoat. >> in afternoon, biologists are heading to the san mateo county coast to try to determine what killed a sperm whale. a necropsy is under way on this 50-foot sperm whale which washed up on this pacifica beach yesterday. it was found starving and bleeding from its head. >> never seen a whale wash up here before. we come running out here all the time, and, uhm, it's unusual and sad. >> reporter: it's an adult male. experts at the marine mammal center and the academy of sciences will try to figure out how it died. >> i just am more concerned they will be able to pull it out. worried about the smell. >> reporter: this is the second whale to wash up on bay area beaches this year. a rare pygmy sperm whale washed ashore at point reyes national seashore in january later found dead once biologists arrived. >> it's not necro

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> takinge at the golden gate bridge right now, it's still a little foggy out there, but some weather is coming. good morning. it is friday, april 24. i'm michelle griego. >> happy friday, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30 right now. and get you out the door with a little traffic and weather. a little bit of rain coming late tonight, early tomorrow, right? >> good call there. but today in advancement of it we have the areas of low clouds, the patchy fog, as michelle was alluding to over there by the golden gate bridge. hi-def doppler radar pick up a thunderstorm in the fresno area. that's the closest rain to us right now. no rain today, partly cloudy. currently in the 40s and 50s. later today with a breezy west wind 10 to 20, temperatures in the 50s and 60s, we'll track the incoming rain together. first, elizabeth. >> thank you. it's just your overnight roadwork on a friday. we hope we'll see "friday light" traffic so far today. that appears to be the case on the nimitz freeway.

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> the grief that is unimaginable i pray that these two families will find some small measure of solace in knowing that warren and giovanni's legacy will endure. >> the president personally apologizes after two innocent hostages lose their lives. good afternoon, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. the obama administration says that u.s. drone strike accidentally killed two hostages being held by al qaeda. brookville sa brag ga reports one of them was american. >> reporter: flowers and yellow ribbons mark the maryland home of dr. warren weinstein one of two hostages killed in a u.s. drone strike. >> i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government, i offer our deepest apologies. >> reporter: the drone strikes were conducted in january along the pakistan-afghanistan border. the operation targeting an al qaeda compound. he was an aid worker captured in pakistan and held by al qaeda since 2011. also killed was an italian held hostage since 2012. the president said the u.s.

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> accuse of being biased the investigation that could cost some san francisco police officers their jobs. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. we're learning today that the fbi is investigating the case. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at the hall of justice. >> reporter: and this afternoon, chief greg suhr will formally recommend some of the punishments for the officers involved in the racist text scandal. a. >> there will be suspensions and i'll be referring people for termination. >> reporter: after a slew of derogatory and anti-gay text messages were sent between more than a dozen san francisco police officers as new allegations of racism emerge from a defendant who rode with one of the officers in question. >> i was terrified. scared. calling me -- [ censored ] this monkey right here, these monkeys have nothing to live for. you monkeys have no home, no upbringing. >> reporter: that's a recording of a client represented by public defender jeff adachi. >> this raises huge red flags for the police department

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. [ laughterlook at the bay bridge right now. beautiful shot. never get tired of that every, single morning. good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, april 22. i'm michelle griego. >> it's always fun to cross at quart to 4:00, too, right? [ laughter ] >> well, happy wednesday, everybody. it's 4:30. how about a little traffic and weather? the ladies are in. roberta, good morning. >> i was thinking, you get to cross it at 3:45? how about a quarter to 3? [ laughter ] >> you win! >> ding, ding, ding. >> but the weather does change during that time, as well. in fact, you can see the tip tops of the bay bridge this morning. you cannot see the top of the golden gate bridge because we are saturated once again and areas of low cloud, fogs and drizzle. temperatures currently 40s and 50s. up to a warmer day today. 60s and 70s. i'll tell you who will not see the sunshine today. >> we have some overnight roadwork. they are doing a lot of it out there between 23rd and 29th this morning southbound only one lane

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> takinggolden gate bridge right now, looks a little empty. but still going to giants dugout. >> i -- but still foggy. >> miss griego, how are you? >> great, how are you? >> what's the day today? >> it is friday! so excited about that. april 17. i'm michelle griego. >> yes. and i'm brian hackney here at the ob/gyn division of -- [ laughter ] >> brian hackney! >> i was a little concerned. [overlapping speakers >>> weather going on this morning? good to see you. >> yes. i'm pinch hitting for roberta gonzales who has the day off today. you just saw it on the live shot. you were right, mr. brian hackney! what do you know about weather! >>> out the door, 40s in the area, inland temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s out the door. we have your full forecast forecast coming up with a little bit of everything in the

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> takinglive look at the taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, it is thursday, april 16, i'm brian hackney in for frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. >> here's roberta with the weather. >> i'm looking that it's a quiet morning. i was a bad girl last night. >> you were? >> i was. >> went to the warriors game? >> yes. >> what made last night any different than any other night? [ laughter ] >>> heading out the door, it is a quiet start to your day. currently, temperatures are in the 40s and in the 50s. winds are under 10 miles per hour. take a look at today's daytime highs near or record warmth 71 in pacifica to 86 in cloverdale. the full forecast is straight ahead. >> thank you, roberta. out the door a lot of overnight roadwork. they cleared the full freeway closure 880 in old. we'll talk more about that plus a check of your bay area bridges coming up. >>> two people are dead after a crash in east san jose. it happened

- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonaldning, it's wednesday, april 8. i'm juliette goodrich. michelle griego is off. >> i'm frank mallicoat. happy tuesday. nearly 4:30. actually wednesday, right? >> wednesday! >> yeah. >> wow! where'd the week go! [ laughter ] >> how about a little traffic and weather? and a little bit of a change from yesterday morning, huh? >> did you say it is wednesday? >> i did. >> it's "hump day"! >> that's right. good morning, everyone. we do still have a little bit of light rain in and around the bay area at this particular time. hi-def doppler radar picking up a couple of cells in the north bay just cleared out. 30s in santa rosa and napa. 50s in the santa clara valley. gradual clearing today in the 60s. the full seven-day forecast is straight ahead. >> and checking the roads, because of the light rain you might have slick surfaces this morning but no accidents according to chp just roadwork. eastbound 92 foster city to clawiter two lanes shut down until 6:00. so heads up

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> after threatening to close several times, the doors finally shut. an east bay hospital that served the community for years is officially closed. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. the financially strained doctors medical center has been preparing for this day for some time. anne makovec has more. >> reporter: the last patient was discharged from doctors medical center at 7:10 a.m. as employees gathered outside. >> it's just sad. the community needs this hospital. >> reporter: the icu is quiet, no names on the patient board, empty beds left behind. >> it's hard to clean out the hospital, take everything out. >> reporter: dmc has been struggling financially for years. 80% of its patients were low income or uninsured. >> people around here aren't going to know where to go or, you know, who to turn to. and it's sad for the community. >> reporter: the hospital limped along with a $20 million a year deficit and stop-gap funding over the last several years. >> there was no way to keep the hospital

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. look out at the golden gate bridge right now, don't know if it's the camera or it's a little foggy out there. we'll find out soon. >> yeah. >> it's tuesday, april 21. i'm michelle griego. >> that's what we do. [ laughter ] >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy tuesday. it's 4:30. let's tell you about that fog or that whatever that is on the golden gate bridge. hi, guys. >> i think it's a combination of both. we definitely have some fog out there and some dew all associated with a very deep marine layer. temperatures right now into the 40s and in the 50s and today, our numbers will be slightly below average in many of our locations turning partly cloudy and we'll have your full details but first let's say good morning to liz. >> good morning, roberta. yeah. we do have a couple of overturn accidents already this morning including one coming into pittsburg-bay point at bailey and there's debris on the road. it's early, not much delay. but it's already busy out

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> takingt the golden gate bridge, looks empty a little lonely out there. >> it's good friday. >> it's good friday so a lot of people are taking off. good morning, everyone. friday, april 3. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday indeed. it is 4:30 on the nose. and we kind of flip-flopped here. gianna is in for liz, liz is in for roberta. but we'll be playing ourselves today. okay. [ laughter ] >> good friday. everyone is a little confused. everyone is sleeping in today. we don't know what that's like. if you are waking up early with us, it's cold. that's the bottom line. it's a chilly start. you may see a little frost in some of your north bay valleys. very calm winds and 39 degrees in redwood city. 47 in concord. you know, once the afternoon hits, though, these temperatures will rebound real quickly. we'll see lots of sunshine, mild temperatures, 60s. then the low moves n if you like sun, enjoy it today because this is our last day for it for a while. clouds r

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> every time they remember his name, they cry. >> a rebel attack in yemen claims an oakland man's life tonight. his family says it didn't have to happen. i'm juliette goodrich in for ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian hackney. kpix 5's christian hartnett is live in hayward where the victim's family is gathered tonight. christian. >> reporter: brian, jamal al- labani is the first u.s. citizen killed in yemen during this recent conflict. family and friends gathering in hayward today are still in shock and believe more could have been done to save him. a prayer to remember the life of jamal al-labani, the pain of his death still strong. >>> every time they remember his name, they just cry. >> reporter: mohammed is jamal's cousin. he says jamal left for yemen about two months ago to see his 2.5-year-old daughter and wife, who is pregnant. he wanted to bring them back to the u.s. where he lived in oakland and owns this gas station in the city. but chaos caused by terrorist activities and civil unrest in yemen made it impossible to leave. >

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking look out at the san jose airport, where just last night there was another security breach. we'll have more on that in just a moment. good morning, it is wednesday april one, april fool's. >> not looking at liz here but her producer already nailed me on that. frank, what's that on your nose. really? i had just done a tease, what? april fool's. [ laughter ] >>> i tried that before. >> hey, it's going to rain! >> april fool's! [ laughter ] >> you know that one is a joke, right? >> maybe on easter? >> i was talking about that with you guys a little earlier. we have a good chance now of rain showers on easter afternoon. we'll talk more about that at 4:48. right now check out napa, 39 degrees. when was the last time we have seen that? 49 in in mountain view. the winds will increase out of the northwest up to 20, not as windy as yesterday, breezy. that full forecast.

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> no way! all the way! >> maybe not all the way yet. but a very good start. the warriors do their fans proud in game one of the play- offs. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian hackney. the warriors came into the game with the best regular season record in the nba. andrea nakano joins us. they might have the top seed but the play-offs a whole new ballgame. >> the pelicans have a lot of confidence coming into the series against the warriors. they beat the defending champions first to get into the play-offs but they got a reality check this afternoon at oracle. golden state lost just two games at home all year. didn't want to make that three in front of the deafening crowd. steph curry had a down game shooting the three ball. but his work around the rim it did not disappoint! an incredible spinning shot high off the glass. plus give anthon davis a foul. curry with 34 points. new orleans comes back in the fourth. draymond green makes it a 10- point game with under 2 to go. they win 106-99. we'll hav

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> takingere at the golden gate bridge, not too many cars on the bridge but it's looking a little hazy out there. >> 7? >> 7 cars? >> oh, i counted one. [ laughter ] >> good morning, it is thursday, april 23. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30. the weekend is approaching. we have rain approaching! we have traffic and weather. we have roberta. >> good morning, everyone. we don't have any rain today, though. >> tomorrow. >> not so much. we'll have the forecast coming up. >> what do i know? [ laughter ] >> we have haze, cloud cover and low clouds. currently in the 40s and 50s. and later today let's call it partly to mostly cloudy. temperatures 58 degrees in the beaches to the low 70s inland. more on that rain event but first, let's say good morning to elizabeth. >> good morning, roberta. we're going to take this snapshot, this moment in time, of conditions right now across the san mateo bridge. there is roadwork in both directions of westbound and eastbound 92. it

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a deadly mystery off the bay area coast. tonight, two bay area boaters are dead. two others are still missing. and no one knows what went wrong. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian hackney. the boat washed up this morning at tamales point after setting off yesterday from bodega bay. there was a body in the sand nearby. and another in the water. tonight, two boaters are still missing and search crews are fast running out of daylight to try to find them. according to the coast guard, the boat and four passengers left bodega harbor early friday morning around 5 a.m. the coast guard says someone who knew the boat's captain gave authorities a call later that evening to report the boat had not returned. coast guard boats searched all night last night all day today. helicopters from the county sheriff and the coast guard have helped, as well. the search will continue through the night tonight if need be. one coast guard boat will have rotating crews so they can keep searching. we'll have new details at 11. >>> the body

coming up, we'll >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see cars backing up a bit but, you know, it's still early. a little before 5:00. it is tuesday, april 21. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we have traffic and weather. >> we have one of the warmest winters on record in the bay area. now that we're in spring it feels like summer with the low clouds, the fog at the coast. >> we're due out there. >> it is an onshore push and those clouds extend all the way inland at least 50 miles. good morning, everyone. mid-50s across the santa clara valley. later today we'll enjoy sunshine away from the coast. otherwise, a little bit of condensation in the form of drizzle there and into the 50s. it's going to be raw at the coast today. we'll talk about that. but first here's liz. >> this accident is still coming into bay point westbound 4 at bailey road overturn crash it looks like most of the activity though is on the shoulder and center divide. no backups. the usual delays are continuing out o

play-offs tip off at oracle and warriors fans are in >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald>>> a deadly mystery off the bay area coast. tonight, two bay area boaters are dead. two others are still missing. and no one knows what went wrong. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian hackney. the boat washed up this morning at tamales point after

should be able to choose to skip vaccinations for their >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, april 8. i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 on this wednesday. >>> a police officer in south carolina facing murder charges after witness video appears to show him shooting a man in the back. as susan mcginnis reports, death of another unarmed black man is adding to the outrage over police use of force and a warning, the images are disturbing. [ eight gunshots ] >> reporter: north charleston city patrolman michael slager awaits a court appearance today. the 33-year-old office was arrested denied bail and will be charged with murder. video appears to show him shooting 50-year-old walter scott eight times saturday morning as he fled. after the 8th shot scott falls. slager claims scott tried to grab his stun gun during a scuffle after a traffic stop. the video also appears to show slager dropping something on the ground next to scott. civil rights leaders are calling for calm while activists p

we'll show you what it looks like behind the wheel before >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and here it comes! the rain, a lot of slick roads here, a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. be careful out there as we travel this morning. a lot of wind. good morning, it's tuesday, april 7. i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00. get you out the door a little traffic and a whole lot of weather going on, roberta. >> yeah. not only is it windy outside but we have locally heavy downpours so that's going to cause some ponding on the roads this morning and liza will tell you about that effect and who it will definitely affect your morning commute. right now it's our hi-def doppler radar. it's picking up lots of green on the screen. yellow and oranges. when you see the yellow and the orange, that can measure up to a half inch of rain per hour which means it's going to be a nasty morning commute. temperature-wise we are into the 40s and 50s. we had the winds right there across the bay bridge out of the south up to 21 miles

hamish macdonald, abc news, london. >> and in the midst of tragedy, we are hearing some amazing stories of survival. chicago mother loretta land says her 52-year-old son andy was climbing mt. he ever rest was climbing when the quake and avalanche struck. she's relieved but still worried about how they'll get down from where they're currently stranded. >> my concern is getting down the avalanches and the rock slides. and they have indicated several times that the structure of the mountain has changed. >> andy land is a hospice nurse in wisconsin and spent months training for the climb. everyone in his climbing group was spared but some in the group just ahead of them were killed. and stay right here with abc news as more details come in from nepal. look for instant updates on abcnews.com, america this morning and good morning america will have all the latest. >>> russian hackers may have penetrated deeper into president obama's files than we knew. abc news learned last october, hackers not only breached the unclassified computers at the white house and state department, they swept up som

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> linda macdonaldning for you in real time. >>> now at 6:00 stanford at the center of an anti-semitism controversy. a student claims a campus group went too far. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. the student is a candidate for school office and claims she was being singled out for her jewish faith. kpix 5's len ramirez reports. >> reporter: ken, she was asked a question. it is the question. you get different answers depending who you ask. so far the only one talking about it is the student herself. >> it's like a targeting of religion and that's not okay. >> reporter: molly horowitz say she was blind sided by discrimination against her jewish faith in her campaign for student senate at stanford. while meeting with members of a campus group called the students of color coalition she said she was hoping to get their endorsement but said the lead student interviewer asked this question. >> given your strong jewish identity how would you handle divestment? >> reporter: the issue of

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald only on "5" paying for polluting. a bay area city is floating the idea of a pollution tax. so who pays and where would the money go? good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >>i'm ken bastida. pollution could be the solution to the housing crunch. only on "5" joe vazquez with san francisco's plan and how it would work. joe. >> reporter: ken, you take a snapshot of the real estate market in the city now and it becomes clear the owners of real property are making a killing and working families are struggling to stay in the city. so one supervisor has decided taxes might be the answer to that imbalance. if you pollute you pay. downtown commercial properties would be the targets of a new pollution tax in san francisco. >> would tax carbon energy and would exempt properties with renewable energy. >> reporter: the carbon tax is one of the pieces of the puzzle. he also wants a parcel tax on downtown commercial properties and the biggest piece? he wants voters to approve a $500 million bond in

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> linda macdonaldor you in real time. >>> only on 5 a bay area bonnie and clyde robbing stores. they were experts at getting away and covering their tracks -- that is, until police got wise. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. the suspected serial robber dubbed gold finger was so good he and his wife are accused of hitting two dozen businesses before finally making a mistake. only on 5 maria medina with how police say the suspect got away without leaving a trace until now. >> reporter: police said he didn't care if businesses were packed, he was calm and stand in line sometimes even ordering food but he finally made a mistake when he lost his partner in crime. discovered from head to toe the left-handed goldfinger bandied struck again and again without ever getting caught. >> and he wasn't making any mistakes. >> reporter: he wore yellow gloves and was so successful because he knew how to blend in. >> he would walk in very casual at times he would just stand in line and wait for

. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a beautiful shot of sfo.ws on the airport coming up in a few minutes, as well. >> yeah. >> good morning. >> good morning to you, it is thursday, april 9. i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 4:30 out of the gate, a little weather and traffic. we're all dolled up today. >> i rolled out of bed today. when i opened my eyes the first thing i saw through my blinds was the moon and i thought forecast is panning out. isn't it crazy when it's the first thing you think of? forecast is panning out. clear skies out there with the passage of that cold front. currently temperatures are cool. temperatures right now in the 40s to the northern portion of the golden gate bridge 46 degrees at the south in san jose, low 50s around the central bay, today slightly warmer. 50s, 60s 70s. the full forecast but first here's liza. >> for those of you just rolling out of bed there are no big traffic delays. west 92 looking okay. there is roadwork on the san mateo bridge just in the westbou

weather pattern that's about to bring us some badly needed >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonaldime they remember his name, they cry. >> a rebel attack in yemen claims an oakland man's life tonight. his family says it didn't have to happen. i'm

captioning sponsored by cbs captio >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good eveningen bastida. we begin some breaking news out of southern california. very large fire is burning in the town of san pedro right now near los angeles. we have seen at least two homes go up along with some vegetation. we have seen wind carrying embers sparking other fires. the neighbors used garden hoses in one case to fight the flames. crews also dousing a couple of large palm trees behind the homes. we watched these pictures right now courtesy of our sister station. let's check in with our chief meteorologist paul deanno. wind conditions in the area? >> we have to watch out for the embers over the next couple of hours. wind gusts up to 28 miles an hour. we are looking for flames and not finding much. we may be on the tail end of the fire. but if there are any embers left that wind, 20, 25 miles per hour, could blow them and start a new fire. that's a dense area just south and west of long beach just east of rancho palos verdes near los angeles air force base. very dry down there and toda

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonaldr every move now under the microscope. what a bay area police department is already learning from its body cameras. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. livermore the latest bay area city now to equip its officers with body cams. they have been wearing them now for a week. new at 6:00 ann notarangelo shows us, it's already been an eye-opening experience. ann. >> reporter: ken, every livermore police officer is now wearing a body camera and they will be turned on during every encounter except for one. we have seen this perspective from officer body cameras and have come to know moments of horror. >> sorry, sorry. >> reporter: and moments an officer shows restraint. >> put it down, man. i don't want to shoot you. >> reporter: this month every livermore police officer like ryan sanchez started wearing a camera and recording what happens even a portion of this interview. >> i would press it twice. you're not even going to know that i pressed i

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald are they cheating their way to the american dream? kpix 5 uncovers a bay area school that could be a front for foreign students to stay in the country. good evening, i'm brian hackney in fore ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. san jose university is under investigation. its ceo is in big trouble. authorities suspect he has been running a visa mill for foreign students. only on "5", kpix 5's devin fehely tracked him down today at his house. devin. >> reporter: yeah. yesterday's guilty plea was the culmination of a three-year legal battle but the question now really is: are the school and the students' problems just beginning? our cameras were there when the ceo jerry weng arrived at a santa clara home. quickly retreating inside and not answering questions. [ knock knock ] >> reporter: in wang, it's devin fehely from kpix 5. we would like to ask you a few questions. >> the attorney says not to talk to anyone. if you have any questions, talk to my attorney. >> reporter: the former

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonaldmes crashing down nearly crushing a person inside. tonight, we're learning about what went wrong here. >> good evening, i'm julie watts. >> i'm allen martin. big trouble tonight with that oakland remodel. the home on 46th street was being renovated. and now, it's a pile of rubble. da lin says the contractors could be in serious trouble. da. >> reporter: allen, both the city and cal/osha inspectors are now investigating this collapse lifted about 10 feet off the ground. contractors say workers failed to brace the framing, the wall framing, which could have led to the collapse. the house was on the market last year. these were some of the listing photos. a marin county construction company bought it for $430,000 to fix it and flip it. they lifted up the house and poured a new foundation but neighbors say it was supported by flimsy scaffolding. licensed contractor juan hernandez examined this house. he says the contractors who did the framing failed to brace the two-by-four studs. this di

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonaldof defense comes recruiting. his plan to put silicon valley techies on the front lines as cyber warriors. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. america's next war will be fought in cyberspace partly. today the secretary of defense made it clear america needs silicon valley brain power. len ramirez reports. >> reporter: veronica, in some ways this is back to the future because silicon valley companies and the technology developed here played a major role in helping america win the cold war. now it's the cyber wars and the pentagon is once again looking to silicon valley. the secretary of defense came to look for the next generation of innovators. it may be the modern version of the old world war i slogan uncle sam wants. >> you even for a time make a could be the abusing feel what it's like to be something bigger than yourself. >> reporter: it's all about the belief that future battles between america and its enemies will be in cyberspace. it's already happening. >>