those headlights backed all the way up to mcarthur maze. a 47-minute drive, make it almost 50 minutes from san pablo to mcarthur maze. accident gone, earlier stall now gone. but as you can see, the back-up remains. here is what the toll plaza looks like. metering lights on, fasttrack getting through okay. commuter lanes, that's the best way to go. back into the mcarthur maze here, stretch for east bay commuters this morning. kristen, matt. >> 6:42. major retailer announces its closing hundreds of stores. we'll bring you the details. >> are you putting your smartphone at risk. the common mistake people are making. >> coming up first, a 15 hour ordeal for a woman stranded in chilly water. this morning we're hearing from the captain who helped pull the woman to safety in monterey bay. ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. save 25% when you buy two scotts fertilizers -- one to use now and one for later. >>> new details this morning on the woman pulled from the water of the monterey bay after being stranded for 15 hours. >> she's still in the

ranch mcarthur maze? >> i will try. >> or at least show us. >> i will show you what is going on. this is a look at the maze and you can see westbound 880, they have some sort of a crash at the carpool lane and we can lose that super real quick at the top of the screen and it will be real slow for at least a 30 a 30 minute delay from the toll plaza and in this there are no major problems although 101 is getting business yes- year-old testimony and northbound 101. >>> there is a little bit of traffic there and they are still better 0 off than 101. >> there could be some rain out ahead of it but the main corp, the front comes in and then the front itself will move over your castle and mine so a possibility of thunderstorms, out like a lion, parts of the snow, the snow back in couldn't connecticut. and also tomorrow. wewe have a system which is men to be a cold form and maybe a half inch to two inches, it is a 30-to-40 miles per hour gust and snow coming way down and not only that thunderstorms look to be a s

looking being at a road that looks good in front of the oakland coliseum and as you drive up to the mcarthur maze and the bay bridge toll plaza traffic does look good all the way into the city. drive time is 10 may be less than that and also looking at the commute on 580, it doesn't look bad into the livermore valley and in the east bay traffic here looks good. 4:31 let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with developing news as the investigation is underway into an early morning fire in oakland. ktvu's i believe they are telling you the location much this fire and that's raising some red flags. >> when they first got here on mcarthur boulevard this morning, they found two separate fires, one was near the front of the store and one was near the back of the store. that is why an arson investigator was called in according to investigators and this fire was reported and this small market is near 82nd avenue. 20 firefighters were able to get this under control quickly and right away there appeared to be fire in two distinct locations of the store. crews found it was locked up with no evidence of

serious accident in the emeryville area, 80 westbound before mcarthur maze. multi-car accident.e shot right now, get you out there. they have a call for three flatbed tow trucks. chp is on scene. flares are out. traffic is now backing towards golden gate fields. you can see the hov lane and left fast lane. also the right lane, slow lane at the top of your screen there that stopped cars. cars are merging in down to two lanes. a nasty accident. once again just before the maze, westbound 80 in berkeley. not a real good alternate route. no way to go but wade through it. i would suggest b.a.r.t. is running on time to get you in san francisco. upper deck just before ti of a stall on the bay bridge. not a good morning for east bay commute. matt, kristen. >> thank you. 5:50, police make a startling discovery during a traffic stop. why a man stuffed his own mother into the trunk of his car. >>> barbie may be able to have it all but a new study questions whether she's a bad role model for girls. >>> new at 6:00, a man takes photos up women's skirts and a court says it's legal? detail ♪ [

you have to go to arizona avenue, make a left there and left on mcarthur to get yourself back on the beltway. the option is to take the beltway the other way around. or have lunch in tysons corner. how about that? >> good advice. thank as lot, monika. >>> the first alert weather team has been tracking yet another storm, this one is supposed to get here by the end of the week. however, howard has some new information that could change that. howard, take it away. >> we've been watching this for a few days coming out of the gulf coast area. today we're looking fine. we have one piece of energy to our south. the sun has been out. it's actually pretty nice out there. what's going to happen, another area of low pressure is going to form on the front. the first one passes but it's the second one we told you about yesterday. we're still watching it. by thursday it will start to come out of the louisiana- mississippi area. it will be moving toward the north and east. thursday afternoon atlantic gets the rain to greensburg, spartanburg. as we head into thursday night, midnight, now a little po

. >>> good morning, we are looking at a decent rain, it is heading out to the mcarthur maze and there are no problems out to the bay bridge toll plaza. no major problems about a 10 minute drive coming into the city this. morning's commute looks good soming up -- coming up through dublin, let's go back to the desk. >>> continuing coverage of leyland. he was arrested and taken to court handcuffed in the back of a car. he is charged with many counts of corruption. >> senator, can you tell me what your reaction is? >> the state senator walked out on $500,000 bond last night. he got into awaiting car without answering any questions. he had a very dated for gun control laws and now faces conspiracy i for firearms illegal importing them and bribery. we asked him how he plans on pleading to the charges? >> every person is clothed with the presumption of innocence and he is like anybody else. >> he was arrested at his home in san francisco, he was driven to federal court where he spent ten hours during which he and others in this case had to face a judge. he is few back in court monday. underc

and drive -- mcarthur maze. you can see traffic is light and it is less than ten minutes in to san francisco, from the entire east bay and community, you can see traffic is moving along nicely. 541 let's let's go back to the desk. >>> fires are still on the scene less than two days after the scene. katie is is there and worried now that demolition on some of the unstable parts happen. >> it is so dense, so tall and there are still hot spots to continue with. they monitored that huge debris and there are many crews on on scene. demolition workers turned off their emergency and we are told they were able to stable lies areas -- stabilize areas and they will determine an oregon of the pulled initially started and are still finding hot spots in the debris. >> it gets buried and if we can't get in, the roof will just smolder away in there >> it will be surrounding strike however. however one apartment building has the same damage to their windows and those tenants are being relocated in -- located and as they dig thr

that is very nice as you drive to 880 westshore freeway, that it is on your left coming down to the mcarthur maze redding to to -- heading to oakland to the dalles. and there is no problems on the sunole grade and westbound sunole grade it is looking good let's go back to the desk. >>> in richmond, talk about how a spike strip and a light pole helped to bring this to edwin encarnacion. off of answer westbound 80, you can see the skid marks right here and they go all the way across this sidewalk and you can see where the car knocked the traffic pole sheer off and now caltrans is trying to fix the problem because it is the second traffic lights at this insert text. what is so odd is that it stuck straight out of the car police pulled over a driver and the chase spanned 7 counties long. when vallejo pulled out a speak strip, things started to wind down. >> they were driving over 100 miles per hour due to the safety for the public and officers we had destined the pursuit. >> so just when police had given up, they saw he had crashed, the man got out of the car and started running but he was caugh

look at interstate 880, very light so far coming up to the mcarthur ranch macarthur maze. and if you are driving into san francisco it is a good chance to start off a monday. on the on ramp, the problem is one of the cars took off so now as it hit-and-run crash. no major injuries and there is also a big probably on city streets and fremont, now let's go back to the desk. >>> a major accident has shut down the road. alex savage just spoke to police and one of the victims is a young child. alex? >> reporter: yes, good morning, we have a four-year-old and her mother with life-threatening injuries as a result of this accident. two cars slammed into each other just a few hours ago. fremont police are out here doing their investigation and fremont police believe both of the drivers here including that mother were both under the influence. inside of this honda, there was a 33-year-old woman driving with her four-year-old in the back seat, in a car seat but the car seat was not properly buckled in and caused severe injuries to this four-year-old girl. police believe their car veer

little bit of roadwork which is causing major delays. 880 westbound, it is pretty light coming out to mcarthur maze and your drive times are doing well, for example at the bay bridge, it will take less than 10 minutes to get from oakland to san francisco and traffic is doing well in both directions. as we look at the bay, it is still looking good as you come into the valley there are no maim problems and no trouble as you are driving in the caster valley. there is a little bit of roadwork, it may be causing a break light or two, let's go back to the desk. >>> there is some new information in the search for the missing malaysia plane. satellite imagery has picked up two objects floating in the southern indian ocean which could be debris from the plane. here is more on the objects to find those objects and to determine what they are. >> australian authorities spotted this and they do believe this is a solid lead in the search for the missing jetliner. now the problem is finding that debris. u.s. planes are searching right now flying over the southern indian ocean hoping to spot that debris. the

be okay so far as we look at these live pictures on westbound and it is looking good out to the mcarthur maze. it looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza getting into san francisco so if you are driving into the city it looks good and it's about an 8 minute drive time, from san francisco down to the bridge i just saw an icon and that's gone. there was a little something there but now traffic is moving well as you drive in both directions on 880 in union city and fremont, let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with breaking news, oakland police are  investigate ago hit-and-run crash that destroyed a downtown bar. tara moriarty joins us live from the scene at 17 and telegraph, we understand the car that caused the crash had five people inside? >> yes, as we walk up you can see they went straight through and took out churnings of chunks of the marble and we spoke to the owner here. she is pretty devastated and said this was the 4th time this window has been destroyed either by a car accident or protesters police say a car filled with five people went through a red light and the driver wa

the traffic world as well and we are on the move for the east shore freeway as you head out to the mcarthur maze heading out to the bay bridge toll plaza and your drive time from oakland to san francisco right now is less than 10 minutes from the toll plaza all the way to the san francisco exists. as you look at 580 westbound, traffic here is not all that bad and not even on the pass, these areas obviously get crowded later on but it is an opportunity to cross the bum bart -- dumbarton, let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with a long standoff in pacifica. a man shot and stabbed an officer. this was the dramatic scene the s.w.a.t. team used a flash grenade to try to get the man to leave the home but the mentally unstable man refused to leave. he stabbed one officer when the s.w.a.t. team made its way inside. the injured officer is expected to survive. they are gathering reaction and we will have more in our next half hour. >>> we have new developments in the push for raising the minimum wage in the bay area. they are one step closer to have having the high -- having the highest minimum w

here it is at 106th and mcarthur unless there were two mustangs with white hoods in oakland. and what's up with the dude with the flashlight and is he directing traffic? you know the sad part is that oakland police had responded someone would complain about the police. then they would complain they weren't doing anything wrong. i have a slight clue. you are doing something wrong. it's called breaking the law. which law? well let's see. exhibition of speed, wreckless driving, impeding the flow of traffic, creating public nuisance, shall i continue? that's just the traffic violation. in oakland, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> if you have a comment or story idea for stanley you can e-mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com. >>> coming up at 8:30 a brutal attack at a high school caught on camera. the justice the dad is demanding after violence forced his son into the hospital. >>> plus, one of the suspects in that infamous florida hazing death has been sentenced, why he's not even spending a year behind bars. >>> and the heavier shower right now to the west of the san ramon val

we'll go outside and look at the east shore freeway as you make your way from golden gate fields, mcarthur, no delays to the bridge. >> look at that. >>> a virginia man facing kidnapping charges for putting his own mother in the trunk of his car because he didn't want to move without her. 20-year-old lopez said he did it because he was moving to miami and was lonely. troopers pulled him over in south carolina. you can see on the dash-cam video they opened the trunk, guns drawn, and out comes mom. she had been trapped there for five hours. lopez was arrested and mom is home safe and sound in virginia. >>> a plane with barbie could limit girls career choices, a university researcher. a group of four to seven assigned to play with barbie doll or mrs. potato head. after a few minutes the girls were asked about careers. the girls that played with barbie thought they could do fewer jobs than boys could do. the girls with mrs. potato head thought they could do about the same. >>> your child eagerly waits to hear if he or she got into their first choice college, listen to this. a new survey shows

the richmond bridge approach and bay bridge toll plaza you're backed up into the mcarthur. on the northern portion of the bay area. light rain falling all the way down. all right, today, with heaviest rain in the afternoon hours, temperatures in the 50s and 60s, south winds 10s and 20s. area of low pressure. we have a chance of thunderstorm with the rain tonight all the way through your tuesday. dry skies by midday wednesday. >>> some powerful weather video to show you this morning. rained poured into a long congress shopping mall after hail broke through glass. look at this. yesterday's thunderstorm dropped almost three inches of rain in less than an hour. >>> here's a look. dense clouds you think something is burning but they're actually storm clouds. newly released time lapsed video captured the storm. mother nature don't play does she? >> no, she doesn't. wow. beautiful. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." the gang is all here. coming up in this half hour dozens of earthquakes in southern california have left many people uneasy this morning. professor michio kaku is

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just before 3:00 on mcarthur boulevard, on 82nd avenue there were actually two fires, and the other was in the back. that is raising flags at that fire scene. >> not only are you having a fire at two distinct scenes but it is locked up and secure and we have forced entry and that in itself is beginning at two separate locations at a secure building. >> they are trying to keep them from spreading to other buildings and nobody was hurt. >>> investigators were still trying to determine the cause of an early morning fire. this one started at 12:30 near island way. several homeless people were inside that boarded up building when they arrived at the scene when nobody was hurt. the fire crews were able to quickly put out the flames. >>> a suspect is accused of a setly hit -- deadly hit-and-run crash that killed a mother and four grown children. police arrested him and he is the driver of the pickup truck that veered off, jumped the sidewalk and killed the woman sunday night. police received a tip from chp late sunday and that led them to the suspect and a chevy pickup truck. >> fortunately it

. >>> traffic is looking good at the mcarthur maze and we will show you more traffic straight ahead.> we have some rainfall totals and we'll see if there is anymore coming in. >>> two investigate. -- 2 2 investigates. . >>> good morning, welcome back this is ktvu channel 2 news, our time is just about 5:30, this is the expressway where a pedestrian was hit last night and janine de la vega is all over this story and she will bring you more on what happened stay tuned for that. it is march 6th, i am dave clark. >> they had some overnight. couple of reports of lightning strikes up in the sierra nevada but that has moved out we have some cloud cover and there are breaks in the clouds there could be light rain on the coast. some of that may sweep in a long san francisco or along the san mateo coasts, the moisture has been coming up from the hawaiian islands and watch out for some rain too. very light, morning fog, mostly cloudy, partly sunny skies this morning. 60s to near 07, here is tara. >>> the fog was in the east bay as you can imagine across the bay bridge. we can show you exactly,

will need an extra 20 minutes to get into san francisco, look at that, i wanted to show you the mcarthurnd the resolution is not that great for some reason but you can see it is moving into the city there so it's not too bad and they are trying to catch up after that earlier crash we had on 80 westbound. finally traffic is not too bad at the sunole grade. i have seen some congestion. it has also been a bit foggy on this screech that steve has mentioned and make sure you drive this speed limit. it is 632, and i'm sure you saw and and held it bringing heavy rain even some lightning and thunder. alex savage is in martinez, we have some problems, good morning alex. >>> at the height of these overnight storms, there were more than 5,000 people here and at this point power has been installs. there woke up and these storms are like limb what triggerelled some of these out averages -- out damages. -- outages. you can see the lightning as this powerful storm cell bleu through and it came -- blew through and it came around the time the thunder was finished with some heavy rain but some people are

is a look at the commute east shore freeway, traffic is moving along nicely as you drive to the mcarthure and the delay is maybe a couple of minutes and drive time is between 10 and 12 minutes into san francisco. if you are driving in down -- downtown. here is steve. >> here is steve paulson. >>> i try and answer that. and a couple of days behind, a lot of cloud cover and some rain to the north system is being enhanced up here and this is funneling in and it looks okay to me. it does mean more rain and the rain time will focus on the north and the latest rainfall amounts this doesn't mean what it is thinking. by 4:00 we start to see rain, oakland as well, heavier amounts further to the north. south bay but some say that falls apart and there will not be much. over two-thirds of an inches you move further north. sonoma up into mendocino county. tomorrow sunny and warm and we will take that all the way to saturday. there is another system coming in on sunday, cloudy with the rain not that great and we get a little bit, couple of 100s a quarrier of an inch. napa almost 4 / 10th and i expect

. >> taking a look at traffic now you're looking at mcarthur maze. drivers trying to make their way east on 80. it's slow going out of the maze. not too much better for drivers heading into the maze or san francisco. abc7 news at 4:00 continues right after this >>> dramatic video of a fire in boston the city mourns a death of two firefighters that got trapped somehow in the basement. 13 firefighters were taken to the hospital with burns and other injuries. strong winds made the fire difficult to fight as you can see from this fire. now, these are live pictures the cause is still under investigation. you look live, from boston right now a procession of the fallen firefighters is taking place. this is boston in mourning tonight. >> searchers hoping to find anything to lead them to malaysia airlines flight 370 could resume recovery in just hours. waits another agonizing day after the search mission had to be suspended yesterday. stormy weather made it too dangerous for planes to scour waters looking for traces of the boeing 777. today, thailand says one

problems as we look at the east shore freeway and traffic is moderately heavy heading out to the trent mcarthurmaze. >>> and in the forecast for today, we do have another storm on the way and i will pinpoint that and we have a look at your afternoon highs and coming up. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ . >>> welcome back time now 4:45, happening now the oscar pistorius trial is now in its second day. we want to show you video of the former olympic track star arriving at the courthouse. oscar pistorius is accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend last valentine's day, but claims he thought she was an intruder. a neighbor just wrapped up her testimony and was interrupted when an image of her was being televised despite a court order gi

new at 10:00 tonight, debora villalon is live at the mcarthur b.a.r.t.ith the sting that worked. debora. >> reporter: it was at this b.a.r.t. station the bike was ripped off a week ago from those racks over there. and the owner has it back now with a little help from her friends and b.a.r.t. police. >> b.a.r.t. and my bike that's how i get around. when you lose your bicycle, your transportation is back. >> reporter: her $900 bike is back. after a man cut the lock and tried to sell it on craigslist. >> reporter: he was sort of a hipster guy. he was like sweet bike. >> he gave me the confidence. he came to my house an hour before to give me the confidence. he said i want you to know that i look like because i'm going to be in plain clothes. >> she enlisted friends. >> it was actually a sting. he said what are you guys doing tonight. i'm not doing anything. >> he didn't want to go along. we just told them some where at the bus stop. i was buying a ticket. i saw two friends over there talking to each other. it was all my people lurking in the shadows. >> we

new at 10:00 tonight, debora villalon is live at the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station with the sting that worked. debora. >> reporter: it was at this b.a.r.t. station the bike was ripped off a week ago from those racks over there. and the owner has it back now with a little help from her friends and b.a.r.t. police. >> b.a.r.t. and my bike that's how i get around. when you lose your bicycle, your transportation is back. >> reporter: her $900 bike is back. after a man cut the lock and tried to sell it on craigslist. >> reporter: he was sort of a hipster guy. he was like sweet bike. >> he gave me the confidence. he came to my house an hour before to give me the confidence. he said i want you to know that i look like because i'm going to be in plain clothes. >> she enlisted friends. >> it was actually a sting. he said what are you guys doing tonight. i'm not doing anything. >> he didn't want to go along. we just told them some where at the bus stop. i was buying a ticket. i saw two friends over there talking to each other. it was all my people lurking in the shado

metering lights turned on 10 minutes before 6:00 and now you're stacked up into the mcarthur maze toontinuing through the tracee area and the pass. you can see to vasco and then yellow ones with some improvement to the dub lip intercheap but drive time is about a half hour between the pass and this morning, not the case. clear past bartley checked in with officials, so far, everything on time. more than 50 trains opposite schedule. remember, kcbs radio partners. you can find then at 106.9 p.m. that's your latest traffic. more with lauren. >> starting out with clouds rolling in now for the commute. maybe a little bit wet outside. our hi-def doppler radar is tracking the system. you can see not a whole lot just yet. we've seen a few scattered very light showers working into parts of the north bay but throughout the day with more of a steady rain at least in the north bay starting to spread to the south in towards the afternoon. so clouding things up, expect some afternoon rain for everybody and then some unsettled weather ahead as we got a series of weak systems heading in our directio

approximately ten oakland police officers rushing down 84th and mcarthur here to 90th. >> it's always route for me because i don't know what's happening outside and my community isn't very safe. and well, i'm just scared because i don't want anything to happen to me or my family or my friends. >> officers had hoped to seize even more weapons than they were able to seize today. but they say that this type of an operation does have an impact. it sends a message throughout the community to the law- abiding citizens that they are here, that they are doing something about violent crime and sends a message to the criminals that they will be doing this type of operation more and more often. reporting live in oakland, kpix5. >> a specialized task force rescued a woman who fell down this rocky mountainside in san jose today. they repelled down eagle rock, a lookout point. authorities tell us she fell 40 feet and was unconscious when they got to her. two helicopters helped in the rescue. one lifted the critically injured woman off the mountain after she was stabilized. the other flew her to the

golden gate fields into the mcarthur maze. >> sue, thank you. breaking news this morning. two fires in hayward actually. we want to get to abc 7 news reporter amy holleyfield. a dramatic fire from last night and, amy, another one burning behind you? >> reporter: huge fire in hayward. behind the fire we were covering. i can tell that water is getting put on this one. it was a really big fire a few seconds ago. we can't tell what's burning. right next to homes where we saw lights getting turned on. people woke up and realized there was a fire outside their window. very dangerous embers shooting into the air. we saw some headed our way so we had to back up. firefighters were running to get to this when they saw it and they saw how big it was. the tree was cashing on fire. now let me give you some perspective of how we discovered this. we're up here on an apartment balcony right down there is where there was a fire last night. this crew is here cleaning up from that fire when we discovered the one that's happening right now. so let me show you video from the fire we were origi

but once again, for now you can see all green on our sensors through 238 straight up into the mcarthur maze. and at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is pretty quiet maybe just some very slight delays and a few of those far left cash lanes. that's your latest kcbs traffic. back to you guys. >>> thank you liz. developing news out of the south bay now. where a suspicious death is under investigation this morning. kpix 5 reporter kiet do. he's in san jose and has been gathering information this morning. keit? >> reporter: good morning frank, we have some new information now. they have now officially calling it a homicide investigation. this all came down at 9:39 last night here on the 5,000 block of eppling lane. that's in south san jose near blossom hill and 101. the person who called 911 said there was a man down possibly dead here at the home and that's what officers found. there was no sign of forced entry. the victim was in his 20s and he had a right to be at house. however they didn't say whether he was a resident or just visiting. there was no call prior to this. so whoever called 911

the best military minds in our nation's history, from mcarthur to omar bradley to david petraeus, warned of lulling ourselves into the stupid stupor of thinking the world would be safer and more peaceful if we just holsterred our guns and sheathed our swords. it's folly to think such nonsense. the best way to preserve freedom, keep the peace and protect our security is to have a military that is so overwhelmingly powerful that no one on earth would want to poke it into action. frankly, i don't give a rat's rear if punk nations like north korea our bully nations like iran like us. matters not at all to me. i want them to fear us. i want them to know that if they should so much as raise their hands against up, they would have to pick that hand off the ground in the next instant. yet here we go again. fooling ourselves into protecting we can protect ourselves on the cheap and asking a shrinking nub of military volunteers to take on a growing number of assignments. i'm just back from 11 days in israel where every 18-year-old male gives his country three years of military service. every 18-ye

that's why we have traffic nearly backed up into the mcarthur maze.the bridge traffic moving at the speed limit. no wind advisories like yesterday. and all mass transit still on time including ac transit and b.a.r.t. and ace out of the central valley. >>> a man from antioch in jail now suspected in the death of a woman in a hit and run in concord. 46-year-old yolandatiscareno was struck sunday night. investigators believe 26-year- old tyler larson was behind the wheel of the pickup that struck tiscareno. they arrested him after getting help from the community. >> just really grateful to the public and media. we were getting tips all day long. >> the vehicle has been confiscated and still not clear -- not clear what caused that pickup to jump the curb. >>> a man came within a second of getting himself killed. kpix 5 reporter mark kelly shows us the video of a caltrain close call in redwood city. >> reporter: caltrain released is this surveillance rid owe of the close call -- video of the close call at the redwood city station. watch as one train passes

and what we have done with mcarthur and rock feller and ford and several other foundations, we created a $40 million risk pool or guarantee pool would be more accurate. so, we put up $40 million along with our partners, and when a developer of low-cost housing sees a property they can buy and fix up, they don't have to then start the process of getting a loan because they'd never get it and some for-profit develop we're buy the land and build expensive apartments. instead we create this guaranteed pool. the developer of low-cost housing can then go to the bank, chase or citibank, and get a loan immediately because the philanthropies -- robin hood and the partners, have guaranteed the loan. so just a way of getting together, supporting the community trust, if you will, generalizing from that term -- getting money to nonprofit developers, to create the housing that we so desperately need in new york for low-income consumers. a lot of ways to do that and you don't have to necessarily build it yourself. there are ways to do that by using money in a particularly clever way to show you how c

mcarthur george washington for their report. now turn the podium over to our panel. >> thank you, cory. i would like to focus my on several major blogs. two i would like to say things about the crimean ituation, secondly about the situation in my hometown of odessa and generally south of aboute, then a few things the agenda for ukraine as a country the way i see t. few words on western support and assistance that we in these critical details. we have just received another the referendum has didn't extendate, criteria. numerous voices criticizing this referendum as illegitimate. it has been a farce, a show in worst of the totalitarian society. counted, there not votes were not counted. what happened in crimea is armed robbery. it is when you have people with entering -- s guns who enter a omachine bank and take people hostage. it still is armed robbery because you take something and from someone g else which is not yours. , the n referendum is justification is pure rubbish. here was no threat for the crimean population, ethnic ru

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district aid to israel, mcarthur estimates -- the estimate does not include the cost resulting from the u.s. invasion and occupation of iraq. hundreds of billions of dollars, which many believe to have been undertaken for the benefit of israel. for the year 2014, israel has received $3.4 billion from the foreign aid budget, and 2 billion in federal loan guarantees. that's $9,315,068 per day. 365 days a year if you add grants and loans israel has received since 1949 a grand total of 134.21 billion. excluding the 10 initial u.s. government loan guarantees. -- 10 billion in u.s. government loan guarantees, and these calculations are modest. a respective economist, dr. thomas stauffer, estimates israel costs the u.s. 1.6 trillion between 1973 and 2003 alone. more than twice the cost of the vietnam war. and that is not all. israel gets some unique benefits. washington has granted israel 19 bill in loan guarantees in recent years to make it easier to borrow overseas. israel gets aid money at the start of each year, unlike other nations. this means israel can stat earning interest on the money

we're looking at interstate 80 east shore coming in from richmond, slowing from berkeley to the mcarthuran francisco, you will see slow traffic coming up to the bay bridge toll plaza. as a matter of fact, this delay is a 25 minute drive time from oakland to san francisco. not too bad. we had times that were almost double that. right now it's not that way. we talked about 80. i'm going to push down to the south bay here, and we can look at san jose. we haven't had a lot of slow traffic and highway 85, this will make many viewers happy. 85 this morning in the south valley. only a little bit slow after 17. 7:19. let's go back to steve. >> hold on there. beautiful shot. shot. >>> some patchy low clouds around. a few high clouds over all. partly sunny. temperatures chillier this morning, much cooler. we have a mostly sunny day on tap. a little bit cooler on the low. highs will struggle a little bit. still in the upper 60s. not much change for saturday. increasing clouds come in on sunday. don't forget to set your clocks ahead, spring forward, and including clouds, looks like a cloudy system,

the ford foundation, mcarthur, kellogg put up $350 million to support this endeavor and looking at veryvels, juvenile justice reform, school suspensions and discipline. saying to america, here's how we can fix this problem. it's not just a problem we have to fix, here's how we can do it, here are the solutions, now i have people behind me who are going to support me. hopefully that 350 becomes 700, 1.5 billion, more investment from private and public partnerships. >> the institutions are slowly finally realizing the therapeutic nature of what we're dealing with. we're talking about a cohort of 16 to 20-year-olds. many are cut up in the criminal justice system. the human mind, the supreme court is speaking about brain development in young people as a way to ensure both rejecting capital punishment and life without parole. we're getting these institutions to talk and address the issue. what we need now is our elected officials to line up and do this. >> i i wants to back juan and say the importance of the grassroots efforts that have been doing these efforts cannot be neglected. >> that's