in the meantime at&t is the fourth smallest constituent in the dow jones industrial at 33 dollars, so it had a pretty small impact on the movement of the dow overall. pimm fox: thank you very much chief market correspondent on the inclusion of apple on the dow jones industrial average. for more on the jobs report, i'm joined by a chief economist at standard & poor's in new york. welcome, beth. what stands out to you in today's jobs report. beth: first, i just want to say wow. we were surprised to see something close to 300,000 gains for february. we thought the weather would be a drag on it. we saw pretty much job gains across most sectors, so that is a positive. we are seeing more of a broad reach across the job readings. one of the concerns we want to note is that while it is nice to see the unemployment rate droppe, if you look at the detail, the reason that drop was the case is because a lot of people left the job market, a significant amount. that is not good for people or the economy. pimm fox: will today's report influence fed policy? beth: i think the fed is certainly watching

a deadly explosion meantime at a berks county manufacturing plant took place. is is video from overnight at the plant on the timet plant. investigators have identified the man who died, a 27-year-old jacob lopez of he have frat today. he's survived by his fiancÉ. osha and state police are investigating this accident. >>> police have identified the philadelphia teenager accused of stabbing his own mother to death at 19-year-old zachary pritchett. the attack happened yesterday morning on the 2800 block of reynolds street in bridesburg. police say pritchett also critically injured his grandmother and initially told investigators the stabbings were the result of a home invasion. he now faces a host of charges including murder and aggravated assault. >>> now to the very latest on the deadly plane crash in the french alps. crews are continuing to search that crash site for any remains of victims and the flight data recorder as well. meantime we're also now learning new details about the co-pilot who investigators say intentionally brought down that plane. cbs news cor

meantime, at 4:48, we know we have a busy day ahead of us on the weather front. christina tracking all the changes. all green behind you. >> a little bit of yellow in there as well. good morning to you. you can see that we do have widespread showers at this point. and this is what we want to see after all as we get into the next few months. it will be our last opportunity for rainy season activity here in the bay area. as you know, we're in a drought, but this is actually going to bring us up above 100% of average in many cities for this rain year. it's actually been pretty good so far. 2015 has been good to us. right now you'll notice the heaviest pockets of moisture over san jose. that extends through the east bay tri-valley region. the next consumer hours, we'll continue to see these heavier pockets imbedded within that green. so it's not just the light rainfall that we're dealing with this morning. it's the moderate to heavy stuff and that will be the story for this morning. by lunchtime, still getting that on and off activity and temperatures today will max

meantime at the crash site, searchers have found the voice recorder which did capture audio of the captain and passengers screaming just before impact. those passengers' families drove to the base of the mountain, the closest they can get to the rugged crash site. >> thank you very much. that crash is forcing airlines around the world to rethink cockpit procedures. in the u.s. when one pilot leaves the cockpit a flight attendant comes in. that's not the current policy in europe. some leading budget european airlines are now issuing a two-person minimum. we'll stay on the story all morning long. when we're not on the air, head to nbcbayarea.com. >>> a violent confrontation caught on camera is leading to questions about the downtown berkeley ambassador program. the video may be disturbing to some viewers. it shows an ambassador repeatedly punching a man during a heated exchange. the downtown berkeley association says the violence is completely out of line. >> clearly unacceptable behavior that cannot be tolerated. >> they have fired the man who threw the punches and suspended his female part

we will talk about that storm in the minutes to come throughout this show in the meantime at least we have one more quiet the day and weather is not the a factor at all if you have any kind of plans outside or for your travel plans. it looks g sun glare later on. >> that is something to look forward to. we have one more day as she said and good morning everybody. it is thursday. happy thursday. 6:34. we will start off with an incident we have been talking about all morning on the ben franklin bridge. live picture of that scene right now. we will have have have chopper in just a couple minutes overtop of that scene. one lane is block right here only two lanes getting by, coming the westbound side from new jersey into philadelphia, off of the bridge. you can see everything getting by except for that one lane. so two lanes and we are starting to see volume as we head over to our maps excuse me, our cameras you can see starting to see some jams. it is something that will be just a really severe backup later on in the morning. we're definitely keep you updated on. that otherwise mass trans

in the meantime at the crash site investigators have started the grim process of identifying bodies andhave new information about the plane's black boxes. the cockpit voice recorder has been recorded and is in paris right now although damaged officials say they'll have it up and working within a matter of hours. i'll be right back. mouths are watering, and stomachs are growling. or is that just me? it's lobsterfest red lobster's largest variety of lobster dishes all year. double up with dueling lobster tails. or make lobster lover's dream a reality. but here's a reality check: it ends soon. if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good a dry mouth isn't biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. >>> let's go back to the french alps. poet podiums are

years to do that you have to go through the environmental and the time to constrict is in the meantime you're at the risk of having it so we need to do some type of repairs we're going to present wherewith he wish next week and work with nicole she's been asking for schedule inform a while we'll make sure she gets an opportunity to look at it before we present at the next meeting and that's good i don't think we've ever really look at patching we've never addressed that so i think that will be - >> yeah. one of the things we had we had the tick citizens advisory committee the patching is one of the options as far as - i can't ask you that darn it (laughter). >> i can ask steve. >> can we give him a different name. >> i'll defer to norway reign to tell me if i'm speaking out of turn there was a study that looked at a complete replacement of bypass section and patching we did as nicole mentioned brought on a group of experts they focused on the poaching as a viable low-cost option and generated a report unfortunately, the report they generated which doesn't use the same absorptions of the initial

in the meantime we're looking at a lot of clouds for tomorrow, there's a storm coming up from the tropics are lot of clouds. but really no rain. it's all been to the. north of the the could be a few sprinkles north of santa rosa, but otherwise clouds and some bricks of sunshine. temperatures in the 70's and 60's. it will be a little cooler than we had yesterday by about 5 to 10 degrees. 74 san jose for monday. >> vicki : that's everything four k and today for kron 4 news good night everybody. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> the "weekend insider" with perspective on this week's top trending stories. >> not on our campus. >> protests love the university of oklahoma and one of the expelled students speaks out. >> and that's just part of our good

the coffee giant says the campaign will be discussed today at his shareholders meeting in seattle. in the meantime baristas at u.s. stores have been told to write "race together" on customers cups. and it's even giving workers printed guidelines on how to spark chats and conversations about this topic. troy johnson is in our studio. one person bought this cup today, no "race together" written on it. yours did. are we going to start seeing this? >> it seems to be early. the barista i talked to just got to work. not a lot of people having the conversation or inquiring about it. it's going to start showing up on your cup. this was the georgia avenue location. nobody making a lot of comments. some of the listeners i've spoken to are certainly happy about the fact that starbucks is making this move. it's a bold one and takes the entire community participating in this conversation. that includes the corporate world, too. oftentimes they are left behind. i spoke to stephanie. she is not all that happy about the extra addition to her coffee cup. >> my initial reaction was the whole starbucks thing this mo

we'll be rolling road closures along that route starting at 10:00. meantimeson's service will begin at 11:00. following the service, there will be another procession to oak hill cemetery in san jose for a private burial. johnson was ambushed, shot, and killed last tuesday after responding to a domestic disturbance call. the first death in the line of duty in the last 14 years for that department. nbc bay area will air thursday's memorial in its entirety both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> 6:53. a san francisco man is in the hospital after he barricaded himself inside his home, keeping police at bay for hours. it happened on lyon street near hayes street just north of the panhandle. police say he was threatening to hurthimself. it all ended peacefully just before 11:00 when officers say the man came out of his house on his own. >>> palo alto police need your help finding a man who exposed himself several times to shoppers at stanford shopping center. officers say he was involved in three strat incidents in the span of an hour. it happened last thursd

at benefiter -- bener road. we have a disabled tour because waiting for another bus to show up. in the meantime the traffic backed up off the platt bridge. eastbound we have this blocking the right lane. expect delays and blockages because of that. stick to i-95 northbound the girard point bridge instead because this is creating a problem in south philadelphia. >> police make two quick arrests in the case of a woman who was sexually assaulted in a philadelphia neighborhood while walking home from the gym. eva pilgrim is live outside the special victims unit with more on this. >> reporter: matt, that woman was walking home from the gym last night when she was sexually assaulted and robbed. police have already arrested two suspects. this happened on richmond avenue in port richmond. police say two young men approached the woman one had a gun. the pair took her cash and cell phone before dragging her behind the building where there are railroad traction -- tracks where they sexually assaulted her. there are security cameras hind the buildings which police hope will aid in the attack. >> the victim

in the meantime, look at the history of columbus, georgia, the city we are featuring on american history tv on c-span3. >> i can hear you, sound off. [chanting] >> [indiscernible] >> there was a group of americans -- no other group of americans has given more in defense of this country than the united states infantry. >> 11:00. >> we've lost more lives, more arms, more legs, more lives on the battlefield than any other group of americans. and it's all because they were willing to go out and give their lives in defense of the country. for bening was established -- fort benning was established on approximately 85 acres of land in october of -- for the daughter of henry louis bening from the fort was raised, raise the first leg area they knew immediately that they do five acres of land was not good to be sufficient. they rode out and talked with a local businessman, who owned a love of the land around here. he agreed to sell it to the army. we eventually moved out here in 1919. in world war i, the image replayed the key role -- the infantry played the key role in the battlefield for all tho

in the meantime we'll look at high totals specially if you look in the corner of this. 10 inches some of the big cities like washington d.c. baltimore, chances of 4-8 inches even new york on the northern cusp of this. >> over and over again, miami 85 degrees. >> so-called super-bug has been detected at another los angeles hospital. the medical center said four patients were infected with cre after undergoing endoscopic procedures. the ronald reagan medical center reported sex of its patients have been infected. two fatal. there were two cases. more legal confusion in alabama. the court rules against same-sex marriage. in some areas, no one can get married, and a billionaire entrepreneur finds a world war ii relic at the bottom of the ocean. s >>> a state supreme court ruling over same-sex marriage is causing confusion in alabama. some officials stopped issuing marriage licences to anyone not just same-sex calls. >>> for gay couples in alabama hoping to marry, the honey mon is over. the state court ruled no more gay marriages. >> the state court ruled they do what they want. >> in a ru

at fords theatre. we are working to try and fix that for you. in the meantime, we'll take a look at artifacts related to president lincoln's assassination, which took place nearly 150 years ago. >> each week, "american artifacts, takes viewers into museums and historic sites around the country. next, we take a look at the national museum of health and music medicine. >> our final stop today is an exhibit on the assassination of president lincoln. these are artifacts collected during those hours that surgeons were treating him after he was shot at fords theatre, and during, and after his autopsy the next day. you might remember, abraham lincoln's shot at fords theatre at about 10:30 a.m. on friday the 14th, 1855. this is just a few days after the surrender to grant at appomattox, effectively ending the civil war. lakin is at the play, and shot in the back of the head by john looks boost by a small -- john wilkes booth by a small lead bullet. apple is acting on display here. the bullet was recovered the next day and an autopsy performed at the white house. in the

was one this weekend that was completed i'll try to bring one at our next weekend the second page has our general inspection report meantime we had an inspectors the third page is the update sheet for the permanent updates i've included a notice of violation i wrote this past weekend one at port house they were in violation of they're 10:00 p.m. l o p cut off time one at the house they had 3 separate violations good neighbor violation of the door on the decimal limited on the permit and i was able to hear their music from 50 feet that was a violation of police code 9 the next place has some trouble historically keeping their front door closed it's a simple thing i've talked to them and documented them to put up a curtain they have a split bond door they keep the bottom of the door closed and sometimes the top off on if they're to have the top on they have to have the occur at an and meantime i'm in the neighborhood i take a listen i think that about wraps up any questions for me? >> how many new classrooms have you depicting. >> so the notice of violation was written stemmed from the complaint filed in person in our office

in the meantime, let's look at the forecast for tomorrow. sunshine in the morning. clouds in the afternoon. highs of 47. 80% probability of snow and rain on friday. clearing and cooler for the weekend. staying chilly for the foreseeable future. leon and timothy? leon: thank you, sir. what's the word man? tim: we've got baseball season and he's talking about snow? leon: can you believe that? enough is enough. tim: i can't get that yet. let's go to baseball and tell you the nats go fishing in florida. incredible play of the day for you. and the terrapins hit the road. they hope the road to the final four. but they have to eat up valpo first. coming up next. tim: a beautiful little old lady at the grocery store told me today that she just filled out her brackets. march madness has infected everybody regardless of age! everybody is ready for the dance and while kentucky is the prohibitive favorite, every team dreams of winning it all. the maryland terrapins left college park today for their first round matchup and i can't say they were loose. but the terps were certainl

at the meantime, look at what the 2-year note has done recently.d a little bit, but it has not moved much. that is because the front and curve will be adjusting to what the fed does. alix: when i take a look though, the fed is still existing -- it seems that we will see increased demand in the market. joe, what do you think? joe: there is this ordinary global bid for u.s. assets. one of the stories has been the shortage of safe assets and in particular safe assets that contain any sort of yields whatsoever. there is so much of the eurozone debt market is negative yield. it is hard to imagine the bid disobeying too much on u.s. treasuries benefiting from the rising currency and they are still a little bit positive. alix: and we are also watching shanghai overnight. they climb to their highest level after beijing pledged to take action, and something that investors are starting to a attention to -- chinese buyers spending 239 billion dollars on u.s. real estate. that is up from 92 million dollars in 2008. is this going to lead to global property mark

at the introducedusseldorf airport. the crisis center was established shortly after this happened. we have learned in the meantime that at least 67 german nationals were on board the plane. also a lot of people from spaenin as well. it's the tragedy within the tragedy, of course as you said at least two babies on that plane as well as 16 high school students from a town only about an hour and a half from where i am right now. certainly right now here in germany, this is a country in mourning, also a country that quite frankly is almost confused, if you will because it prides itself on high technology, it prides itself on the safety of things like its airline. this is certainly a big blow. but the strictvictims right now are at the forefront right now. let's look at how it's unfolding. devastate family members are gathering at dusseldorf airport where the doomed flight was headed. and also at barcelona airport where the flight originated. a crisis center has been set up with a team of psychologists for those who need care. rely tills, many crying were escorted by police and airport staff as they made their way to

that took place 150 years ago this spring to participants are currently at lunch and should be back in about 10 minutes. in the meantime we join our cities to work on the road as they -- tour as they explore the history of cities across the country. >> we are looking at the earliest rented version -- prin ted version of the gettysburg address that was printed in a pamphlet form. the actual speeches that were made were made on november 19, 1863, at gettysburg. there were newspaper reporters who took down president lincoln's address, which was only about two minutes. it was not considered a very important comment at the time. edward everett was a famous speaker and he circulated copies of his two-hour speech to different papers around the country. he got massive coverage. that day, the fact that the president was there was important. what people initially remembered is there was this long, ornate flowery speech by edward everett , who talked for an hour and a half or two hours about the events and how important they were to history. everett was an important political figure at the time. he had been a congressman, senator

meantime flags fly at half staff at the 22nd districtment wilson as you heard leaves behind two children, a nine year old and a one year old. police aren't releasing the identities of the suspect at this time. all they say is that they recovered two guns on the scene, both of these suspect are known to police. they tell us that one of the suspect has five priors, the other has at least one prior and one of the suspect was on probation at the time. we'll continue to follow this developing story but for now, live in north philadelphia, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you so many many we will continue to follow the story as it develops, and we learn more about officer wilson's funeral plans. you can always find the latest updates, cbsphilly.com. follow us on twitter at cbs philly use the hashtag cbs-3 breaking. >> the last time philadelphia police officer was killed happened more than two and a half years ago. he was also from the 22nd district. officer moses walker was shot august 18th, 2012. it happened after his shift during a attempted robbery in north philadelphia.

meantime, officials at "time" says any resemblance is coincidental. editors say the issue has come up dozens of times for other magazine covers. >>> the new apple watch will be available in a little more than a month from now. but you can buy one now, if you don't mind it being fake. counterfeit watches claim to be better than the same thing. this shows several pages of apple watch look alikes. some selling for as little as $45. you're not going to get the apple guarantee. you're going to be deceived and disappointed in apple's brand and reputation believing you got an authentic one. >> ali baba says they have gone after sellers and are work closely with partners, internet and associations to tackle the issue. the authentic watch can be preordered on april 10th. >>> back in the black. a big day on wall street has the dow in positive territory for 2015. >> here's this morning's "america's money" report. >> good morning, everybody. topping "america's money," stopping the slide. stocks opened higher this morning after two days down, and wiped out all of

. >>> in the meantime, look at this. is durst done? his own words are coming back to haunt him after the murder suspect was caught by a hot mic in an hbo special. john roberts in new orleans where this is going down. what's the latest? >> reporter: good afternoon to you. the big question here in new orleans will this so-called bathroom confession on the hbo show in which robert durst muttered to him, i killed them all. will it be his undoing or a twist in a long, strange saga. tours appeared in the orleans parish court in an orange jumpsuit and wore shacked and leg irons. his arrest report says the 71-year-old was, quote, arm expected dangerous and had a .38 caliber revolver in his' at the time of his -- in his possession at the time of his arrest. he waived his rights to extradition and said he would willingly go back to los angeles to face what is expected to be first degree murder charges in this death of his friend susan berman but according to his attorney it mail be some time before durst gets a chance to go back. >> just say tha

in the meantime, look at the detailing on the lower floors.it's almost digitally -- egyptian like, isn't it? architecture was influenced by the archaeological digs in central and south america, the mayan culture, the aztec culture king's tomb tut's tomb. i call this egyptoid setback are a texture -- setback architecture. the color of the window frames. how many buildings do you know with red window frames? i know only one out of building 100 and fourth in riverside drive. it gives the building one more note of distinction. the scallop motif is carried out for the entire height of the building. those vertical elements give the building its thrust, its rise. i was talking about the advantage of only having to cut the limestone on one side. what the architects advocated was that that there be a certain pattern to the construction of the building. you see those stainless steel vertical risers? they are slept over the joints so you don't see the corners of the limestone. the spandrels, it spans the building from the top of the window to the ultimat

if you recognize that vehicle call police. >>> meantime take a look at this video.got it from the millville school district in cumberland county yesterday. authorities say it shows a school bus aide stealing from students. police arrested the suspect they say rifled through backpacks and took bagged lunches from the kids. the authorities charged rosa rios with robbery and left. she stole from preschool kids as young as 3. >>> and a big honor for the camden county man and his son seen in this video in december. we told you how the pair took down a thief after he pulled a knife on employees trying to steal pain medication from the cvs. the pair was honored last night, dan murray and his son brian were given a plaque and letter of recommendation. >>> good morning. as we head into the rest of today, expect some rain. so this will slow down your morning commute. the rain is melting a lot of snow. you can see the slow going there. we'll see slushy roads. just be careful today. definitely be careful tomorrow. that's why we are in red mode because we have a first alert to s

temperatures close to freezing, so we wait for that, get that rain in here later this afternoon meantime, with temps atlow freezing, watch for few icy spots those that melted snow will be running off again was running off yesterday, could be freezing up on surfaces this morning. so looking at clouds during the morning hours, then rain moving in, all across the region, by afternoon it will be heaviest later on this evening, and tonight. we send it over to jessica good morning. >> good morning, everyone, going outside on 422 where we are dry having real now problems in the way of volume so far still early though, right around 422 at trooper road. the eastbound lanes moving along fine, westbound no problems as well. on the ben franklin bridge, no problems headed in or out of new jersey, all lanes are open. and speaking of bridges out in the tac-pal that bridge is currently in the process of an opening. you want to take the betsy ross bridge to avoid any residual delays. stay >> identification fell from downtown skyscrapers brown town -- downtown boston reached the 40's. some cars were just told ailed from

meantime flags fly at half staff at the 22nd district now, wilson leaves behind two children a nine year olan a one year old. as far as this investigation goes, police aren't releasing the identities of the suspect just yet. both of them are known to police, one has five priors, the other has at least one prior, and one of these suspect was on probation at the time. much more on this continuing story, but for now live in north philadelphia, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf has expressed his condolances to the wilson family. that will statement he says the senseless act is devastating and a stark reminder of the danger faced every day by our brave men and women in uniform. we can never forget theirself less service and vac nice. >> last philadelphia police officer killed was also from the 22nd district, officer moses walker was shot to death august 18th, 2012, after his shift during a attempted robbery in north philly. and later today a judge is schedule to sentence officer walker's convicted killer raphael jones to life in prison. >> stay with "eye

in the meantime we want to tell you how flags are flying at half-staff for officer michael johnson. responding to a call about a suicidal armed man when he was shot and killed last night. ambushed in east san jose as he was walking up to the apartment complex. 57-year-old scott dunham shot officer michael johnson from his balcony with no warning at all. came out and fired.

meantime student at strawberry mansion get a chance to use a new recording studio courtesy of rapper drake. the grammy winning rapper gave the struggling school $75,000 in 2013, to create a recording studio for the student. the holdup had been planning a teacher, at long last, they found an instructor. now the kids are ready to create some tunes. how cool is that? i love drake's new song, how about now. >> a norristown church is asking for donations to help with a three prom -- free prom dress drive. first baptist church wants to help struggling families afford their daughters to go to the prom. sponsored the drive for the past six years now. the church says they need more dresses, shoes and jewelry. >> we spend hours sorting and sizing and putting things out on racks, so you walk in, we're better than macy's, more dresses than they do have everything from the pat earnings -- >> jones from -- teens from any area school can pick address, no identification required. hopes to have the donations by march 16th. the dates are march 20 and 21. for more information go to our website myfoxphi

it will be headed our way again, starting at about midnight tonight. temperatures in the meantime, want to start you wolf this. look at the difference. yesterday we were generally mid 30's, low 40's in the morning. today, seeing 20's out there. while everything is pretty dry now things to the wind wet spots on the roads i went under overpass this morning that still had dripping water coming down, temperatures in the 20's, below freezing, do you have to watch for just isolated icy spots here this morning. temperatures about ten to 15 degrees colder, now than they were at this time yesterday. so, your day planner chilly start to the morning we will be around 35 at 9:00 a.m. need heavier coat than you've needed the past couple every days. by noon at 44, then clouds start to thicken up by this afternoon, 49 degrees, at 3:00 p.m. so sunshine to start the day. then watch this afternoon how clouds start to stream in about 4:00 p.m. it is cloudy at 7:00. then the rain arrives by midnight 2:00 a.m. raining all across the reason own. now we check in with justin. >> good morning i'm shoot no

in the meantime doctors at various hospitals treating it injured tell us the death toll could rise further beyond 137. they are treating more than 300 injured at the moment but many of those are suffering serious injuryies indeed. abby. >> alistair jame is in london. thank you. >>> with us is laith alkhouri and lara yaks from news at foreign policy. and laith, these attacks in yemen, are these lone wolf attacks that isis claimed responsibility for because they want to prove relevance or is this something isis has been behind helping plan before now and is there a significant difference between the two? >> isis has been trying to find relevance within a number of countries around the world whether they have operational territory there or not. in the case of yemen, the leader of isis,al bagdadi and the spokesperson both vowed in recordings previously they will take the fight to the houthis in yemen and this appears to be directly the work of isis. they have received a pledge after leithance from yemen and others that are disenfranchised from al qaeda's practice or ideology and so it appears

. >>> meantime tonight, scientists at the national's oceanic and atmospheric association say inging that the earth just recorded its warmest winter ever. temperatures for december through february edging out the previous record by half a degree. this may also turn out to be the warmest year on record, beating the one set in 2014. global records, by the way, date back to 1880. >>> we turn now to the crackdown on university campuses across america tonight. penn state suspending one of its frats after learning about photos of nude women sleeping, allegedly posted on facebook. they had no idea. abc's linzie janis is there. >> reporter: tonight, members of the kappa delta roh fraternity at penn state under criminal investigation by police. still living in their frat house, but their chapter suspended. at the house today, no comment. investigators sifting through dozens of posts made to a private fraternity facebook page. some of them allegedly photos of nude women passed out or sleeping. others apparently showing drug deals and hazing rituals. authorities are considering criminal charges. >>

meantime over at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been a tough ride for westbound 80 at the pay gates. we are seeing some areas of slow traffic now for westbound 80 through the richmond area but certainly not too bad for a friday morning. heading for the altamont pass, though, that's certainly a different story. 580 is going to be slow from the 205 interchange through the livermore valley. that's a look at your "kcbs traffic." now to michelle. >>> liza, thank you. all streets around the senior apartment complex in palo alto are back open this morning. police had them sealed off overnight. they were investigating the deaths of two men one found in an elevator the other in an office yesterday afternoon at the apartment complex. one man had a semi-automatic handgun in his lap. so this morning detectives think it was a murder-suicide. they still don't know why and are looking for a motive. >> the fire department got here first. they found a man down an adult male. it was apparent to them that he was deceased. he was pronounced. et police arrived soon thereafter -- the police arrived soon t

in the meantime both agencies are working together to look at what the legal options are both under the ground lease that we have and the loan agreement that the city has, and again the city's loan is secured against the commercial parcel so we're working closely with them to determine what our legal options are for moving forward. it could be that the ground lease is terminated, that the city takes over the ground lease and steps into the shoes of the operator so there are options we're looking at but in the meantime we are taking steps again because we're liable to make sure that the space is secure and the life safety system is fully functioning. >> is mr. johnson talking to us or anybody? >> yes. we have been in communication with him. when the utilities went off and the locks and we have been in communication with him. he is cooperating with us but again we had to get all of this established in the city's name or oci's name. >> okay. >> i know that western edition is not our project anymore. >> correct. >> there is one building on fillmore and dove street on the corner. what is hap

meantime at the crash site, rescue workers are combatting high winds. main missions at this hour. recovering 150 bodies and recoverying the second black box that flight data recorder. for more on this i am going to go to erin. >> reporter: hi, weather conditions have improved here and that means that they do not have to fly as many choppers and make rotation toss the crash site. some 40 people at the site today and flying around two choppers compare today the five that they were flying yesterday. as you say the priorities are too full. i was just speaking to the spokes person from the operator that they're still looking for the flight data recorder that's missing. they found a casing for the recorder but not the recorder and the at the scene is really important to give them more information on how the plane was perform asking the commands that the plane was receive nothing the moments before the impact. they're also looking for human e are mains, and it's a grim tasks. a spokes person saying that it's a cemetery up there. the bodies have been thrown acro

at that point we started evacuating all of the occupants out of the building. >> reporter: five people were taken the two hospital with minor injuries. meantime the crew battled flames, and taken to temporary shelter at lincoln high school. >> we want to mack hure they have what they need to get through the night. >> it is horrible, it is terrible. i have never been through this before. i don't know how to react to it. >> reporter: many watched the inferno from across the street. >> you don't know what to feel, you don't know what to say. it the is just so sad. >> reporter: the fire commissioner goes on to say that out of the roughly 100 people who are displayed this morning, more than 50 of them had to stay at that temporary shelter overnight. meantime here on the scene the the investigation continues. we are being kept very far from the scene but we can just make out fire crews are looking around this scene with flashlights this morning. the the cause of the fire remains under i been investigation. we're reporting live from northeast philadelphia jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> developing now three people are dead and four are

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meantime at home a bullish view of the u.s. this morning. a new survey of forecasters going point to the economy gaining strength this emperoryear as well as next. it tops 3%. and we have more from steve leaseman. and the guy -- he's the head guy -- did you know that? >> i didn't know that. >> and john will be us. he's a chief economist at wells fargo. he'll be with us in about 20 minutes. i was looking for the -- maybe it will be here the big lead story that i saw -- >> which was? >> which was -- seriously? >> the big lead story you're talking about? >> lifestyle lift chapter 11. you've seen that one, right? >> where -- >> yes! >> no they use -- >> i don't know i've seen the commercial. >> they tried to -- they tried to -- i shouldn't be laughing because -- will >> why do you -- >> because i'm looking for a rut yutble company. it's plastic surgery for the masses. about 50 or so. and they do a lift. >> yeah. and for people that, unfortunately, need these things. none of us here do. but we have an -- bob got one. if i wanted one because i'm o

at 6:30. in the meantime, a look at the health care law and the enrollment numbers and projection of health care costs from today's washington journal. guest: they have over the tax period to be able to sign up for insurance and not get a penalty next year. host: c.b.o. is projecting a decrease. guest: going to cost the country $1.2 trillion over the next 10 years. but proper jokeses keep getting lower. in january, the projections were 11% higher than they were found to be last week. host: what is the reason for the decrease in spending? guest: lower enrollment numbers in the exchanges that had previously been thought. the congressional budget office had originally projected that 13 million would enroll and that number is at 11.7 million. the department of health and human services sees it as a huge success because they projected the numbers to be 9.9 million. host: she is a health care reporter and read the phone numbers for the viewers. host: where were you writing? guest: center for public integrity. host: tell us what the c.b.o. has had to say about the spending projections in the future. gu

at this time with the help of these warmer temperatures, it will help you out later, when the temperatures plunge again. reporting live in roxborough, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> meantime, the faa issued delays at philadelphia international airport, because crews had to de-ice the planes. incoming flights were pushed bark they can management trafficker. there are cancellations on the board today. this comes after 300 flights were canceled during yesterday's storm. >> as we said the last of the snow and sleet moved out this morning, right now it's sun and dry and temperatures are back from from freezing, but guess what? there's a wintery mix heading our way tomorrow. let's head over to karen rogers in for david murphy at the big board. >> reporter: it's march and we can't catch a break. we had snowflakes coming in burlington and ocean counties mixing through and going off the coast. not a big deal. basically dry through the area, we're seeing the clouds and sunshine a welcome break. this is a shot of my car early this morning completely encased in ice here's the door handle with ice on it. all of you dealt with it this morning. we're looking at temperatures rising above

to go. >>> hey, that's what's happening "today in the bay," we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update for you. >> meantime, join us if nbc bay area news at 11:00, we'll see you then. have a great day. just soak in this monday. because you know it only coming once every seven days. >> lucky us. the company responding by blocking all accounts related to that terror group. >> deadly struggle. disturbing video of los angeles police shooting and killing a man after he allegedly reached for an officer's gun. was it justifiable? free fall hero. instructor managing to reach him and pull the man's rip cord in ti the dramatic story from both men.

. >>> meantime 200 students at a catholic high school in minneapolis county hosted colleagues from aish school today. they took part in the friends in faith program at pope john paul the ii high school. >>> apple is expanding its trade-in program for products made by other companies. they are interested in getting older non-apple hardware they hope to offer incentives for people that are not using apple. >>> governor jack markell signed this order congratulating the william penn high school team this is the first win since 2002. hats off to the champs, women and minority business owners that need help managing their money will get help thanks to citizens bank. they announced $170,000 in grants. local nonprofits were into hear about it and lessons hear about budgeting and investing. >> still to come on "action news" at 5:00, we'll check the forecast for you. >> looking outside sky 6 hd at philadelphia international airport gray skies above and an interesting end to the month of march. cecily tynan has the details next. >>> time for accuweather with the "action news" big board. >> we d

atlantic city right now, the state of emergency declared by governor christy remains in effect at this hour. meantime del/dot has plows cleavering the roads in the diamond state. this is kirkwood highway. "action news" is getting word of accidents on the road including this suv that hit a truck in cranston heights. >>> it's been a tough day for air travel philadelphia international airport has canceled 75% of the flights scheduled for today thus far. >> that means roughly 300 flights were affected by the cancellation, many other planes were delayed and we talked to one optimistic passenger and her son, they won tickets to go see the phillies in spring training in florida. they were holding on to the hope that their flight would take off. >> i would be disappointed he is looking forward to this trip for two months now. >> keeping our fingers crossed. it's a good ird yeah to check the status of your flight before heading to the airport. >> this is a view from la guardia airport in queens new york, a plane slid off the runway, all the passengers deplaned using slides and are being moved to the terminal

in the meantime right now at 11:00, a disturbing trend in san francisco. good morning, everyone. yet another high end electronic store has been targeted by thiefs. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. police call it a smash and grab. the thieves broke through a window of the san francisco store and were out with a bat of an eye. stephanie chuang live in the city. you have covered several of these recently, unfortunately. >> that's right. good morning to you. the owner is rofring from the last time which was just a few weeks ago. last time he said $20,000 stolen from this high end electronics shop. this time they were more bold. they went all the way to the back. police say there have been several of these high-end electronic stores hit by burglars in the last three to four weeks. the focus is the three thieves who drove up at 4:00 in the morning. police looking around inside and outside. what we know is they made off with thousands of dollars worth of goods. we spoke with two men who said the witnesses, they witnessed the whole

at united nations this afternoon. we'll cover it here on fox. meantimeers at the start of the 2016 election cycle on the republican side, florida senator marco rubio wisconsin governor scott walker and former arkansas governor mike huckabee are leading the pack with more than half of gop primary voters say they're open to supporting them. on the other side of the aisle hillary clinton is the dominant frontrunner. 86% of likely democratic primary voters support her for the party's nomination. this was conducted in the aftermath of mrs. clinton's email scandal. tony, teflon hillary, not affecting her a lot but there is a lot of buzz about the mr. martin o'malley. you brought him up earlier in the show. >> i did. >> if republicans get rid of pub hillary or she gets rid of herself because she implodes is o'malley a dark horse. >> you may have a 1992 dynamic everyone was scared off by george h.w. bush's scared off by popularity, no strong democrat ran and you had bill clinton and paul tsongas. elizabeth warren doesn't seem to have the appetite or strong organ

at the sun during an eclipse. >> but do enjoy it. it will be pretty awesome. >> absolutely. we'll keep you up to date. in the meantime the faa is giving amazon the okay to experiment with drones but with several conditions. flights must be conducted at 400 feet or lower during daylight hours and the drone must stay within the line of sight of the pilot and observer. they must also provide monthly data on the number of flights and any unusual hardware or software malfunctions. shares up .3% in frankfurt. >> coming up nike puts the foot to the floor as earnings beat the street but it as a warning on the strong u.s. dollar. we'll run around the numbers after this short break. photos are great for capturing your world. and now they can transform it. with the new angie's list app, you can get projects done in a snap. take a photo of your project or just tell us what you need done and angie's list will find a top rated provider to do the job. the angie's list app is the simple, new way to get work done on your schedule. the app makes it easy, the power of angie's list makes it work. call, click or download the app for free