the san jose mercury news will become the near -- the mercury news. a newspaper editor laid off last year said the community suffers when local newspapers disappear. >> newspapers are important. it sets the issues of the day that we can all debate. when newspapers go down. we lose something in our civic discourse. >> the changes go into effect on april 5, about 40 jobs will be eliminated starting with hield offers for veteran workers. >>> the director of the fbi is admitting having apple unlocking iphone used by san bernardino gunman was set a precedent. james comey testified before the house judiciary committee and he told members of congress if the government can force apple to unlock a phone used by the san bernardino shooter, then it could open the door to gain access to other iphones. until now, the fbi has said that the request is limited to just of that phone. apple has refused the court order saying software to unlock the phone what set a legal precedent. >>> the u.s. attorney general was talking directly to a cybersecurity conference in san f

the san jose mercury news will become, the mercury news in the san mateo times will be folded into that paper. the former newspaper editor who is a journalism professor said it is an ongoing downward spiral. >> as the paper becomes more generic, less local, has less of an edge on its reporting, it is less compelling as a product. >> the changes go into effect on april 5. about 40 jobs will be eliminated in the process. that will start with buyouts offers for veteran workers. >>> the head of the fbi is admitting that having apple unlocking iphone would set a precedent. james comey testified before the house judiciary committee and told congress that if the government can force apple to unlock a phone used by the san bernardino shooter, than it could open the door to gaining access to other iphones. until now, the fbi said the request was limited to just that phone. apple has refused a court order saying them a writing software to unlock iphone would set a legal precedent. >>> u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch was talking directly to a cybersecurity conference in san francisco. lynch t

city staff told the mercury news this happens help weekly and they are looking into lights.dnesday, two people were caught on another surveillance camera located at the 4th street alley. city officials are not sure if they are the same people from monday night. today, the graffiti has been removeed. i spoke with san jose mayor sam liccardo and asked if it was discouraging do see it at city hall. >> certainly to see it anywhere and that is why it is important in partnership with the community we do what we can to get it down as quickly as possible. that is the greatest deterent to any graffiti. >> we spoke with the san jose excess they were not aware of the issue at city hall. >> a city official told me that they clean up the graffiti the day it is discovered and they are punishing the any app, you can download it and report graffiti in your neighborhood and someone from the city can come out and clean it up. >> interesting stuff. an unusual reversal from donald trump continues to reverberate across the country. now, strong reaction about his ab, remarks from a bay area membe

the san jose "mercury news" will become the "mercury news." the san jose times will be folded into that paper. a professor says it's part of an downward spiral for print journalism. >> as the paper becomes more generic, less local, has maybe less of an edge on its reporting, it is less compelling as a product. >> the changes go into effect april 5. 40 will be eliminated. >>> the city of fremont said a colt found with broken bones has found a new home. his new owner, cindy bailey, posted photos and videos of the colt feeling frisky west of chico. the six day old colt was taken to the uc davis vet center. he sund went surgery for a broken pelvis and rib. animal lovers contributed about $16,000 to a gofundme page for his medical care. the owner surrendered the colt to the city. >>> back to weather. meteorologist mark tamayo is going to tell us to find that umbrella? >> that's right. significant rainfall, not just a tenth of an inch, a half an inch, or an inch. three to six inches. possibly more. this is san francisco bay towards alcatraz. in addi

the "mercury news."nges are april 5. >> if you love to send time on the sonoma county coast, the board of supervisors have rescinded a $7 daily fee used on trail on bodega and five public access points. money from the county scene's fund is used to cover the lost revenue. officials are increasing pressure on state officials to drop plans to charge fees at more locations along the coast. >> we enjoyed the blue skies while they were here and now the rain is coming. >> it is. one of our commuter guidance models said we could get rain every day from today through the 14th so miracle march on that model is unfolding. we help it comes to fruition. low-to-mid 70s chico and sacramento and upper 70s in fresno, mid-70s in los angeles and 75, 93 in palm springs a report high at 58 if lake tahoe. we know the snow pack has shrunk considerably. down to about 84%. it look like it will shrink more because rain is on way. for lake tahoe, thursday and friday. it mechanics snow on saturday. some moderate snow on sunday and

not yet a san jose police officer road his bicycle on this with his mother, this according to "mercury news" so it's fitting that this stretch of highway will be renamed later this morning. the san jose police officer michael johnson memorial highway in honor of michael johnson. the new name will be posted on signs that will soon go up along side the road. now, officer johnson, if you'll recall was killed in the line of duty exactly one year ago today. reporti responding to reports of a suicidal man and that man shot and killed officer johnson and the suspect was killed when another officer returned fire. did take a legislation to rename it after city johnson. the city of san jose putting up the signs with the name and the city and the san jose police department that will be participating in the dedication ceremony. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell "today in the bay." >> very nice tribute. >> certainly, we remember, actually, that was about a year ago covering that event. thank you. >>> 5:08. a look at the forecast for today. another cool start to start our day, kari. >> but a ni

the mercury news reports some of stabler's teammates will donate their brains in honor of their friend. >>> coming up, the bunny stroll that pays tribute to a bay area man who spread easter cheer. a new neighbor moved into east san jose today. a look at the in the safe space created for the community. >>> what a gorgeous day as we look outside. a cooldown just in time for easter. drew will let us now how much temperatures will drive. knew look at what is head on world news at 5:30. >> coming up on world news tonight, security justice ires around the globe this holy weekend, from new york to st. peter's today and today is decision day for democrats. following it out. republicans locked in a war of words over women and this story you don't want to miss. a pilot arrested just for takeoff for failing a >>> as soon as was in east san sew hey for the open of the children's initiative community center. one of the catholic chiefs santa clara county as a resource and educational center for families. oorganization says its partnership with the community supports children from cradle to career an

the san jose mercury news will become, the mercury news. the san mateo times will be folded into that paper. newspaper editor who was laid off last year said the community suffers when a local newspapers start disappearing. >> the newspapers are important , town square in which -- it sets the issues of the day that we can all debate. i think when it newspapers go down, we lose something in our civic discourse. >> the changes take effect april 5. 40 jobs will be a limited starting with buyout officers -- offers for veteran employees. >>> even without to start and a lot of, the warriors won their second straight overtime game. regular-season mvp, steph curry and nba finals mvp, andre would all of were both on the bench with injuries against the atlanta hawks. the game was close in the fourth quarter. the hawks had a three-point lead at one point before the game went into overtime. then it was draymond green to turn to be the hero. green hit an off-balance three pointer as the shot clock buzzer sounded. klay thompson added an insurance bucket

according to the mercury news that is good news because the amount would be a third or less of the hikes allowed under the rent control law. the city council will take up the proposal next month. apartment owners complain the plan leads to more housing short as and less machine. >> controversial high school mascot will be getting a makeover. on the facebook page the principal announced the school district unanimously agreed to change rebel give. the principal wants to keep the mascot's name but change the look of the mascot to distance him from confederate roots. >> a couple will see what property the thieves left after stealing the moving truck. the police found the truck in the fairway park area and pacifica with precious few items inside. on monday we told you the trick was taken from san francisco's outer sunset two weeks ago just full of the family's stuff. they just had driven here from san diego. friends and family are helping with donated furniture and toys. >> a man accused of spraying racial slurs own a school office will be in court and enter a plea. an employee of the school

mercury news said it has to do with a dispute between the auditor and sheriff. it may have been an intentional fight to they could buy new cameras for the jail. >> the latest incident happened in the berkeley campus. a cal student said she was grabbed from behind and thrown to the ground and assaulted. police say based on the suspect description, it may be connect today other attacks over the past several weeks. they're looking for this man running away. >>> 21-year-old man is under arrest after a deadly hit and run. this is what it looked like, they found debris scattered over the street and two smashed vehicles, one of the vehicles ran a red light, and the driver of the truck was killed and a 21-year-old was arrested. >> voters in 5 states went to the polls and donald trump and ted cruz split it and bernie sanders took two and hillary clinton grabbed one. now the candidates are looking down the road at some pivotal contests. >> ted cruz had a big win today. and donald trump took louisiana and kentucky. >> i want to thank the people of louisiana and the people o

in silicon valley, san jose mercury news will become the america news. >>> a driver hit and killed aountain lion in sonoma county. these pictures are from the fire department there. here's the strange part. no driver was at the scene, but officials say part of the vehicle was found in the roadway. >>> santa clara county deputies are raising money to pay the medical bills of this dog named charlie. it was hit by a train last night. deputies have set up a go fund me page and we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> we'll be going to legendary -- but only if performed by middle and high school students. here's education reporter lyanne melendez. >> reporter: school of rock the musical has been a hit on broadway with some new music composed by andrew lloyd weber. then came the news he had other plans. >> he was going to release the rights to a select number of schools around the country and i was joking with my mom saying oh, i bet osa is going to do it. >> reporter: they received a call to ask if the school was willing to be the first. >> when we learned that lloyd weber had his

and the san jose "mercury news" will become simply the "mercury news." the san mateo times will be folded into that paper. a newspaper editor layoff last year says the community suffers when local newspapers disappear. >> the newspapers are important town square in which that sets the sort of issues of the day that we can all debate. i think when newspapers go down, we lose something in our civic discourse. >> go ahead. >> i am sorry, gasia. >> the changes take plate april 5. 40 jobs will be eliminated. >>> yesterday morning san francisco city workers moved along division street to clean out a homeless camp. it came after the area was declared a health hazard for neighbors and businesses, the man is to get the people in shetters and semi permanent housing that is set up at pier 80. sam dodge is the new director of the mayor's office of housing apartment opportunity partnership and hope. >> sam joins us live this morning from just outside san francisco city hall. sam, good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> so real quick clarificati

is the mercury news.changes take effect april fifth. >>> some of yosemite best known lapped mark are no more. the names have changed as the result of an expensive trademark battle. our sister station in fresno has the story station in fresno has the story. >> slowing fall and rushing river may still be the same but a lot changed in yosemite in the past 24 hours. subsidiary of arrow mark took control as the new concession nair. >> to me it's pretty amazing to think that from yesterday to today we have got a major operation that includes hotels, restaurants, gift shops and all. that overnight went from one company to the next and nothing ever closed. >> tranon included 8500 new uniform pieces featuring the yosemite hospitality logo and different merchandise in the gift stores. but the most noticeable changes involve new names and new signs for 5 iconic buildings. here alone shuttle stop to floor mat to historic landmark monument have been covered up or replaced. >> we really don it. it's just upsetting. ver

according to the mercury news a weekly report shows san francisco with a median home price of $1.1 million. manhattan is close behind in second place. san jose comes in third with a median price of $700,000. san jose's housing director tells the paper numbers like these show how hard it is for many families to live in the south bay and for companies to recruit new workers. >>> city of san francisco looking for ways to cope with the threat of rising sea levels. while waterfront developments are still in the planning phase. waterfront area has to deal with flooding and erosion along the coast and bay. san francisco examiner says the city's sea level task force issued its first report. according to the paper the record says the city will have to consider raising or waterproofing roads or buildings exposed to the waterfront as well as create barriers to keep the water back. report does not offer any more specific suggestions. >>> there is a health advisory in the east bay after a steady rise in abuse of prescribed painkillers. contra costa health services says there has been an increase in oxy

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they tell "the mercury news" that michael johnson before he was an officer used to ride on the stretchwhile it was under construction in 1990. on his bicycle with his mother. later this morning, a special dedication ceremony at 10:00, the san jose police department will dedicate this stretch of highway 87. we're talking about the stretch between interstate 280 and highway 85. they will dedicate it at the san jose police officer michael johnson memorial highway. the new name will be posted on signs that will soon go up alongside the road. this is to honor officer johnson who, if you'll recall, was killed in the line of duty exactly one year ago today. he and his fellow officers responding to reports of a suicidal man who was armed at an apartment complex on center road in san jose that man shot and killed officer johnson. the suspect was killed when another officer returned fire. and it take a state legislature resolution to name this section after officer johnson with the city of san jose putting up the money for the sign. again, the dedication ceremony taking place later this morning

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mercury news reports health and safety concerns sparked the move. 20 people were living in that space. paper reports they were given a 72 hour notice to leave. outreach workers stopped by the state. >>> u.s. supreme court will not hear a legal challenge to san jose's affordable housing law. they wanted the court to overturn the law that is designed to help low-income families to buy homes. the law has the home buildings to include a fee in any new housing development. the building administration says that means the government illegally takes private property from the rightful owner. the law has been on hold for a while on legal sites. experts say 150 cities and counties have similar laws. >>> construction workers in nevada with banding together demanding better job security from tesla. yesterday workers started picketing outside of the construction site of the factory. it is being built in the town of sparks east of reno. union leaders say hundreds of carpenters, electricians and others walked off the job to protest the company's use of out of state workers who are hired for less pay.

our media partner, the mercury news, reports a housing nonprofit will manage the building under a five-year lease agreement. that hotel has sat empty since the city bought it in 2008. >>> in san francisco, improvements will be made to a portion of lumbard street to make it safer for pedestrians and drivers. the plan includes building islands for me decembpedestrian. >>> a homeless man who helped nab two criminals will get a hefty award. he spotted two southern california jail escapees in january and led police to them. he said he would use the reward money to help his son and disabled daughter. >>> more primary results coming in. >> and marco rubio, who is speaking right now to his >>> we have breaking news rig now. want to let you know that you're looking at the marco rubio camp in florida. he's announced he is suspending his presidential campaign, after losing to donald trump there. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton has won the state of florida, is the projected winner over bernie sanders in the state of florida. we'll continue to monitor this and more at 6:00. but ama daetz is i

. >>> according to mercury news, a fire was reported just before 2 am on sunday morning on mount mckinley drive, and they found two sheds on fire which spread to the nearby homes. they believe the cause of the fire is accidental and the red cross is helping the two families that were displaced. >>> investigating an iphone fire on board the back -- alaskan airlines flight, and flame started shooting out of the device. a spokesperson for the alaskan airlines said that the fire was quickly put out by the flight attendants and the plane made it safely to honolulu. she described what happened in an interview by skype from hawaii. >> there were sparks coming off my phone and uplifted on the ground and the flames were getting higher and a bunch of people stood up. >> alaskan airlines says that their crew is trained to deal with this situation and no one was hurt.>>> wrong for approving a party with scantily dressed dancers, several people that attended the event on thursday complained that the hired dancers were offensive, and some noted that the irony of it was hours earlier microsoft had spons

according to the mercury news city leaders claim the niners have withheld 3 months of rent on levi stadiumhan $5 million since december. team officials say they've paid what they owe. they're up to date. this comes as the nfl has been pushing for a lower representative agreement for next year. city council will talk about it next week. >>> test that has a first look in the new gig factory. it is in the middle of the desert. it has a four story car manufacturing plant, and bare bones models of cars coming down the pipeline. this is about 14 percent of what they're building. the whole project to be completed in 2020. >>> alphabet is ditching boston die -- dynamics. why? google says the unit which it acquired in 2013 has failed to come up with useful products that could be released any time soon. bloomberg reports toyota, or amazon might be interested in buying boston dynamics. >>> microsoft through a party in san francisco last night, and tonight, the tech company is paying for it. pictures and videos popped up on social media from the game developer conference after party. they somehow go g

according tour the mercury news they accuse smith of leaking details about a jail fight caught on video earlier this month. the union she's went to the care woman of a jail reform commission and showed her text messages which she claims were from guards under investigation. the union says smith was hoping to dissway the commission from recommending that she should be stripped of her command over the jails. she tells the paper the academic signatures are not true. >>> commercial crab see an are open. this morning many were packing up those last minute supplies including bait and crab pots just about 30 minute ago. buyers and crab fishermen agreed on price of crab set at $2.90 a pound. >> they were telling us early this morning thatthy were hoping for top dollar. >> we're hoping to get $3. it's the end other season. so usually at beat beginning somewhere around two, and it increases as time goes on. so i don't know what they determined. i don't know where it's set right now. we're just waiting for the price set and the white flag to drop so we can get to work. >> $2.90 a pound. this crab

the mercury news reports the san francisco 49ers have paid $19 million to the city. the team agreed to pay $24.5 million per contract includes a reset clause based on factors including operating expenses. the new santa clara mayor says she wants the city to be made whole pick the city council is set to take up the issue tomorrow. >>> crews began work on a caltrain bridge. pop warner will be closed to through traffic for the next eight weeks between ramona and claremont streets. it runs right past san mateo high school. they work involves building a new steel structure and demolishing the existing bridge as part of a $38 million full bridge replacement project. >>> a popular park is getting a makeover according to the chronicle. it will be repaved and widened in some areas. people who use christie field have complained about the pits, bottles and crowds. the park also get improved drainage and redesigned parking lots. the work is expected to begin in october and is being paid for by a $2.5 million park service grant and private donations. >>> officials are debating whe

according to the mercury news, the girl suffered from a rare birth defect and she was found unresponsive late last month. the death came two months after the county allowed her back into her father's care, who was living in a transitional home for recovering drug addicts. the case is not being treated as a homicide. an autopsy is being conducted to determine how the girl died. the foster care system is also reviewing the case. >>> today marks the painful anniversary for a family in southern santa clara county. sierra lamarck disappeared on her way to school for years ago. she left her home to catch a bus. even the police have not found a body, they did arrest a suspect on murder charges based solely on dna evidence. sierra's father said the family is still filled with sorrow, pain and unanswered questions. >> pretty much the same state. year after year. >> it's a nightmare. my heart will always go out to the family, to the friends, the community. >> the family said they have pleaded with garcia torres to say something that would lead investigators to sierra. he has so far remained silent

sheriff lori smith tells the "mercury news" she bought 12 surveillance cameras at costco with her personalredit card herself and will be reimbursed later. it's an interim solution until a more widespread surveillance system is installed, which could take up to two years. the cameras come in the wage of several incidents involving guards and inmates. and today the preliminary hearing continues for three santa clara county jail guards accused in the deadly beating of a mentally hill unmate. yesterday an inmate testified that the three guards attacked him in his cell when he refused to fight another inmate. minutes later he said he heard screams from another cell. prosecutors say that came as the three attacked michael tyree, who was found dead in his cell a short time later. >>> this afternoon we are hearing from the paramedics who witnessed an incredible overnight crash in walnut creek as a speeding vehicle flew off the freeway and plowed into a building. alex savidge explains how two people were rescued. >> reporter: the mangled bmw wound up on its roof inside this yoga studio in walnut cr

. >>> the san jose mercury news reports the conviction of a former stanford swimmer for sexual assault. found guilty of trying to rape a drunk and unconscious woman last year outside of a campus party. he faces a maximum prison term of ten years. >>> the baltimore sun reports the first organ transplants and donors with hiv. johns hopkins performed the liver and kidney transplants this month. >> we are in the process of teaching transplant centers across the country the protocols that we have put together, sharing with them our experience and our safety measures and things that we have put into place. >> the doctor led a campaign to overturn the ban on transplants involving those with a virus that causes aids. johns hopkins says this offers hope for hiv patients who are a waiting lists for organ transplants. >>> "the lantern" reports that will donate their brains to science. the soccer stars made the announcement at ohio state this week, citing the importance of concussion research. wambach returned last year with the most goals of any woman or man with the most goals. 77 of those were

it's all cording to the mercury news. they can show details of property that possible buyers wouldn't see any other way. the cost for shooting producing them varies depending on how elaborate the finished product is. realtors say they often pay between 500 and three grand but they say they attract more buyers. >> i think we will see more of those in the sky in the coming years. >> many things they will use drone void yellow for. >>> time to head over to sal in traffic and sounds like bart riders the ones who will struggle with the drive. >> we still have problem on the system. still no service between north concord and pittsburgh because of issues. there will be bus service. we will have a live report at 4:30 to talk about that. let's look at what we have with the roads. you can see traffic is looking okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you have to take the car into the city there are no major problems. san mateo bridge looking good as you head out to the peninsula. speaking of this area san mateo and dunbar -- dunbarto

oakland tribune and contra costtra times will be rolled in the east bay times and the mercury names mercury news. the biggest impact may be oakland. they will have a weekly paper with fremont and hayward. the bay area president says it is in an effort to sharpen the content offers in the bay area. >>> a former deputy is accused of arranging fights with it inmates for entertainment and it is being called a gladiator jailhouse fight club. henry lee has react from both sides. >>> san francisco district attorney george gascon says there is county jail mates garcia and stanley harris much bigger than garcia to fight at least twice in the jail on brian street. deputy scott neu told the two inmates if they didn't fight, he would handcuff them or send them to a different jail with fewer privileges. >> describes the immoral authority of the honest, hard working deputies that work hard day in and day out. to protect us and to ensure that we run our county jail system in a proper and legal manner. >> reporter: public defender jeff acohi brought the allegations to light. >> we call this a game of thrones gl

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the mercury news reports health and safety concerns are what sparked this move. more than 20 people living in the space were given a 72-hour notice to leave. >>> the berkeley health department today trying to track down the source of a flu- like outbreak at uc berkeley. according to the student newspaper there, some 30 students have reported illnesses with similar symptoms compared to norovirus. >> some say they started feeling sick while attending a dance competition at oakland's theater. >>> some of yosemite's iconic landmarks have new names as of today. park employees started covering up the old signs over the weekend at midnight. the hotel will be known as the majestic yosemite hotel. the lodge at the falls will become yosemite valley lodge. curry village and the badger pass ski area will be half dome village and yosemite ski and snowboard area. the name changes are part of a legal battle over trademarks. the park's former concessionairre is demanding compensation for the use of the name. >>> we do have minor changes in the weather today. partly cloudy, tempe

the "mercury news" reports the 38-year-old woman, annie loehmann, is singling out current police chief max bosele in a lawsuit filed monday in santa clara county. she says he did nothing to stop the alleged harassment and, quote, actively encouraged it. the city manager said recently while investigating claims made by an employee the city of mountain view learned of past behavior by some police department employees that was inconsistent with the standards we expect from our employees. he says the city can't comment further because the matter is subject to spending litigation. but he goes on to say the department is implementing additional training for all police staff on appropriate conduct. >>> new surveillance video of the man wanted for killing on a bart train. the suspected gunman highlighted there on the right side of the screen. kpix 5's joe vazquez on our best look yet at the suspect and joe, why the video is just being made public now? >> reporter: the police here, the bart police, are very frustrated. they haven't been able to identify the suspect at the pittsburg-bay point st

our media partner, the san jose mercury news reports kelly nguyen lived in her father in a transitional home for recovering drug addicts. she was found unresponsive. the death is not being investigated as a homicide. santa clara county department of family and children services is now waiting on the medical examiner's report. the coroner confirmed an autopsy has been performed but the cause of death has yet to be determined. >> the important thing we can do is make sure we carefully and thoroughly understand. it's our responsible to do that. >> county officials say it reports all deaths of children, including those with medical conditions. the 2-year-old suffered from a disorder that caused disabilities and developmental delays. a social services manager tells me no child would be placed with an adult or in a home, if considered to be unsafe. since may, 2010, no children in foster care died due to abuse or neglect. >>> a man accused of killing an off durty police officer pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity today. robert vagua may get life in pris pris prison. >>> in reno, a highway

our media partner, the san jose mercury news reports kelly nguyen lived in her father in a transitional home for recovering drug addicts. she was found unresponsive. the death is not being investigated as a homicide. santa clara county department of family and children services is now waiting on the medical examiner's report. the coroner confirmed an autopsy has been performed but the cause of death has yet to be determined. >> the important thing we can do is make sure we carefully and thoroughly understand. it's our responsible to do that. >> county officials say it reports all deaths of children, including those with medical conditions. the 2-year-old suffered from a disorder that caused disabilities and developmental delays. a social services manager tells me no child would be placed with an adult or in a home, if considered to be unsafe. since may, 2010, no children in foster care died due to abuse or neglect. >>> a man accused of killing an off durty police officer pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity today. robert vagua may get life in pris pris prison. >>> in reno, a highway

according to the mercury news a weekly report shows san francisco with a median home price of $1.1 million. manhattan is close behind in second place. san jose comes in third with a median price of $700,000. san jose's housing director tells the paper numbers like these show how hard it is for many families to live in the south bay and for companies to recruit new workers. >>> we are keeping an eye on the markets. european markets are down from the last time we checked on it for you. it is down nearly 1%. that's following the asian markets closing with losses in overnight trading. china's shanghai index was up. investors looking toward the u.s. federal reserves two-day policy meeting that starts today and economic news that comes in today in the u.s. most analysts do not expect the feds to make interest rate moves until june. they are watching for insight into the state global economy. trading starts on wall street in an hour. right now the futures indicate a drop for all three. dow, nasdaq and s&p futures down a third to half of a percent. that is after a flat day yesterday. dow is up 16

most of the members of the giants told mercury news they will comply with the law but they don't agree with it. first-time offenders can be fined up to $100 and 254 second violation. they plan to post signs leading the fans know about the role of gov. brown signed into a law a similar bill going into effect next year. >> i am torn. let them play it is tradition. at the same time, it's progressive something that should be done but it's a good example for the kids i think. that's a good thing. >> there is a new safety net that is meant to protect the fans from foul balls flying bats than that goes from 20 feet to 25 feet and there is an interactive fan experience that that you virtually all the field. it's like saying the game from a player's point of view. game number one will be chris abbasid and tomorrow's game at at&t park on saturday afternoon they will play at the colosseum at oakland. they start the season at home on monday against the chicago white sox and the giants will be on the road in milwaukee. tickets are still available for tonight's game and throughout the weekend series

santa clara's mainstay becomes the mercury news, dropping the san jose and folding in san mateo. >> i grew up as a paperboy. it was sad news, sad to see it go. >> reporter: the tribune tower, a personal and professional reaction from a newspaper editor laid off last year. >> newspapers are important, town square, sets the issues of the day that we can all debate. when newspapers go down, we lose something in our civic discourse. >> reporter: the tribune newsroom like the others, is a shadow of what it once was. cutbacks and consolidation, the norm as newspapers lose eyes and adds to digital media. many young people never had the newspaper habit. >> i still put stamps on my mail. that's how old-fashioned i am. >> reporter: are you reading the tribune? >> i haven't. to be honest with you, i haven't. but i wish it wouldn't go away. >> not a matter of how much it costs. i won't pay. >> reporter: downsizing will continue as long as people balk at paying for online edition's. only 11% are willing. netflix has 75 million subscribers. by comparison, the new york times, 1 million. ironically,

starting april 5th, 27 weekly and daily papers will be two pucks called the east bay time and the mercury news. the biggest change will be in oakland. a large bay area city without a daily paper. oakland will have a weekly paper with fremont and hayward. the president of bay area news says that changes are about "a desire to chargen our content offers in the bay area" >>> a grand jury investigation has found two roman catholic bishops covered up catholic abuse by hundreds of children by 50 priests. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen cane announced it. some of it was secret documents obtained by search warrants. the grand jury reports names bishops james hogan and joseph idemic. >>> today is the day that we tell you that this started 40 years ago. this abuse lasted for four decades. four decades. and not only was it covered up, not only were priests moved around, but bishops hogan and idemic took actions to further endanger children as they placed the desire to avoid public scandal over the well- being of innocent children. >>> the grand jury looked at more than 200 exhibits and listened to

mercury news reports health and safety concerns sparked the move. 20 people were living in that spacereports they were given a 72 hour notice to leave. outreach workers stopped by the site. >>> safety inspectors will be back at a san francisco gas station where a shuttle bus burst into flames yesterday. alex savidge is at the station now. you say two people worked separately to prevent a possible disaster. >> reporter: yeah, really incredible. this could have been a whole lot worse. the inspectors will be out here at the chevron station at 9th and howard later on today to check out the damage and figure out when the station can reopen. we understand the assistant manager at this gas station helped to save the day by hitting the emergency shutoff switch. that shut off the gas going to the pumps when she saw the fire here yesterday afternoon. it was a shuttle bus that had overheated and suddenly exploded in flames. a number of people took pictures of this fire and video of this fire with their cell phones at 2:30 p.m. yesterday when it started. the driver of the shuttle bus pulled into

the mercury news said that child and her father lived here on glenn bury way at a home for recovering adigs. police got a call about an unresponsive 2-year-old on february 8. no one was arrested and the death is currently not being investigated as a homicide. however, the county is reviewing the case, waiting on the medical examine's report. an autopsy has been performed, but the results could take up to six months. >> i think the most important thing that we can do is make sure we carefully and thoroughly investigate what happened so that we understand what the implications of it were, where we could have done a better job. it's our responsibility to do that. >> reporter: a social services manager tells me the priority is to reunite children with the parents. regardless, no child would be placed with an adult or in a home if that's considered unsafe. since may of 2010, there have been no deaths in santa clara county foster care services due to abuse. in san jose, janet o, "abc7 news." >>> a man and woman are in critical condition after being shot while sitting in their car overnight

the san jose mercury news reports that the county sent out notices of intent last week to award contracts, and the buildings would house between 100 and 170 people and look similar to the san jose facilities. the public meeting is set for march 30. >>> 6:35 am. >>> the first time a sitting president has made this trip in almost a century, resident obama is in cuba, and he has a packed schedule and an important meeting scheduled for later today.>> reporter: one of the most important items on the agenda, a private meeting with his cuban counterpart raul castro, and he has meeting set with the private sector including the cuban entrepreneurs. the president and first lady michelle obama arrived in cuba yesterday, touring old havana last night to the cheers and applause. president obama joked about how much the world has changed since the last sitting u. s. president visited the island nation. >> it's been nearly 90 years since a u. s. president stepped foot in cuba. it's wonderful to be here. back in 1928, resident coolidge came on a battleship, and it took him three days to get here. it only

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highway 85 in los gatos and one person was fund dead on the winchester boulevard off-ramp and mercury news said c.h.p. received two calls of a person in the roadway at 10:45 and one person one driver hit the person. no word on the identity or why they were on the off-ramp. >> a man accused of killing an off-duty police officer if his home is in court. the hearing was continued until this afternoon accused of murdering officer gus vegas the grandfather of his son. if convicted the 30-year-old could get 50 years to live. >> santa rosa team andy lopez will have a park named after him. the 13-year-old was shot by a sheriff deputy three years ago. lopez was carrying a p that was thought to be an ak-47. a memorial for andy has been set up there for years. >> today is four years since the disappearance of sierra lamar who disappeared in 2012. she was walking to the bus stop. her body was never been found. investigators say they found her hair and d.n.a. inside garcia torres's car. he has been charged and the trial starts next month. >> a man is accused of stealing items in construction sites in p

the mercury news reports local researchers are work on tests to detect we the virus with blood donationseamed online. you can watch it at abc7news.com >> happening deodoranters happening deodoranters will hold a meeting over high rent and lack of low income housing and rent in san jose has risen 10% in the past file years and meeting is at 7:00 tonight. >> north korea is threatening the united states and south korea with a nuclear attack. it is in response to military drills that north korea believes are invasion rehearsals. the war games are the largest ever samed involving 300,000 if south korea and 17,000 american troops. the drills last until the end of april. >> watch this video. a 13-year-old girl in florida runs from a man would tried to snatch her from a sidewalk. she just left school and the plan asked her if she was walking home. she ignored him and he get out and grabbed her around the waste, she yelled and screamed and pushed back. >> she did exactly the right thing, kicking, screaming, yelling, anything to get away from her would be kidnapper. this girl saved her own life. >

santa clara's mainstay becomes the mercury news, dropping the san jose and folding in san mateo. >> i grew up as a paperboy. it was sad news, sad to see it go. >> reporter: the tribune tower, a personal and professional reaction from a newspaper editor laid off last year. >> newspapers are important, town square, sets the issues of the day that we can all debate. when newspapers go down, we lose something in our civic discourse. >> reporter: the tribune newsroom like the others, is a shadow of what it once was. cutbacks and consolidation, the norm as newspapers lose eyes and adds to digital media. many young people never had the newspaper habit. and even among those who did -- >> i still put stamps on my mail. that's how old-fashioned i am. >> reporter: are you reading the tribune? >> i haven't. to be honest with you, i haven't. but i wish it wouldn't go away. >> not a matter of how much it costs. i won't pay. >> reporter: downsizing will continue as long as people balk at paying for online edition's. only 11% are willing. netflix has 75 million subscribers. by comparison, the new yor

they are going to be part of two publications the mercury news, and the east bay times. the publisher says the idea is to get readers more focused regional news but it all takes effect on april 5. >>> big changes today at yosemite. aramark officially took over concession management in the park, but previous concessionaire, delaware north is not going quietly. it is taking with us some of the park's most famous names. tran wants wilson reports from the hotel now called the majestic yosemite. >> i have been coming here for several years >>reporter:beyond its awesome natural beauty, yosemite has the power to connect us to our past. >> it's been a part of my life growing up. >>reporter:overnight, some of the past simply vanished. >> last night that we had dinner in the awami dining room and this morning we woke up everything that says i want it has been taken down or taped over. >>reporter:despite what google might tell you. >> the awami >> some of the awami hotel is the majestic yosemite hotel. >>reporter: across the park, old signs have been covered, merchandise rocks have

most of the members of the giants told the mercury news that they don't necessarily degree with the law. first time offender dear sir be fined up to $100. it goes up to 250 for a second violation. in the stands there is a -- a new safety net that's higher wider. ex-- safety for fans has been an issue stemming people being hit by flying bats. that slip from the batter's grippen pieces a broken bats. the height goes from 20 to 25 feet there's a new interactive fan experience that puts you on the field you put on goggles and it's like seeing the game from a police officerrer's point of view. game one of this weekend's series, chris basset will start. the game -- at at&t park. on saturday afternoon the tames will play in oakland. the a's start the season at home on monday against the white sox. the giants will be on the road in milwaukee on monday. you take it back out here live tickets still available for tonight's game and throughout the weekend. baseball back here in the bay area. really quick story before i let you go. i was around my desk this morning before i came out to the ballpark