michelle was leaving jeremy. he said he sat on his motorcycle in the garage while she packed up her stuff inside the house. what would happen in the next few moments would ultimately destroy a family and set off a virtual civil war between that family and the local sheriff. all because michelle's life was about to end silently, violently in that back bedroom. >>> she had never had an easy time of it. this feisty, tree climbing tom boy, youngest in a family of six raised by a single mom. her older sister, jennifer. >> being the youngest, you have to stand out somehow and she made sure she did. >> when michelle was seven, her family moved from land locked stockton, california to the east coast of florida. michelle's mom remembers their first visit to the beach. >> my kids are in the water and i had never seen a dolphin. i'm thinking it's a shark. i'm going crazy. get out of the water. >> michelle never got to the and south of her shoes. she loved florida. >> we shared a lot of the same interests. our main thing we

michelle, this is a program that started in 2005. talk about how it works, how it's grown, and where all of this money comes from. >> okay. i'd be glad to do that. the kalamazoo promise was announced a little over eight years ago. it materialized for the community seemingly overnight. there was an announcement that a group of anonymous individuals who have, in fact, remained anonymous, had pledged to pay up to full college tuition for every graduate of the kalamazoo public schools.

morning, michelle.we've got the giants in a walkoff and a 70-year-old kid hoists a trophy in winning fashion. what's up with that? and seth curry going crazy yesterday at oracle at rorkacle arena crutch. ,,,, ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >> good morning. how about those nba playoffs? clippers owner donald sterling and reported racist comments recorded, released, trickle down effect on his own team? check yesterday. game clears the team, warm-up inside out to distance himself from the logo. there's donald sterling's wife. how do you think she feels? anyway, seth curry goes crazy and the warriors run him out of the building. 118-97. mama loves it. step at 33. brandon hicks for the giants. it's a walkoff. he and dave are the only ones with walkoffs for the giants and the a's. 4-1. deep in the heart of texas, what, dog days for the astros and given up already, no. it wa

michelle? >>> if you want a return on your money and the choices between a low-interest certificate of deposit, what we know as a cd, or the stock market, to me, the choice is clear. it should be the stock market, right? >> it's all basic math, right? but not so fast. according to a bankrate survey, 73% of americans who were surveyed in this are not more inclined to invest in the stock market even though interest rates on savings accounts and cds are microscopic, as we all know. so why? let's talk about it, analyze it, bring in the person behind the survey, bankrate's greg mcbride, along with cnbc contributor michael farr and our own jeff cox. greg, what do you make of this? why they answered the way they did? >> well, bill, a lot of people -- the financial crisis, those wounds from 2008 are still pretty fresh. that was the second time after the tech bust that people felt burned by the stock market. and so, a lot of individual investors that swore off stocks after 2008 are still pretty resolute

obama -- >> oh, please, call me michelle. [ gasps ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, michelle!, what's up? have you been watching the olympics? >> absolutely. i love seeing the best athletes in the world compete against each other. >> ew, me too. what's your favorite event? >> well, i enjoy them all, but one of my favorites is figure skating. >> jimmy: me too! >> in person! >> jimmy: triple hand hug. [ laughter ] >> all: ew, ew, ew. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, michelle, you're pretty strong. you could totally be in the olympics. >> well, thank you, sara. i do try to exercise everyday. >> really? because i think exercise is ew. [ light laughter ] >> exercise is not ew. [ laughter and applause ] you just have to find an activity that's right for you. for example, i like to dance, play tennis, even do some push-ups. >> jimmy: wait a second. dancing is exercise? >> sure. as long as you keep moving around and get your heart rate up. >> jimmy: that totally just gave me an idea! >> are you saying what i think you're saying? >> both: ew, dance party! ♪ [ cheers ] >> whoa-ho-ho. hey, gi

i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego michelle griego. time now is 6:00.'s check in with liz for a check on our morning commute. >> thanks, guys. there was some confusion

first name will be michelle.be she does know, i don't believe she does, that her child died. the baby was i believe two months old. let's get a hold of chaplin and see if he's aware of that, and we'll house her in medical if we can. all right, thank you. all right, bye-bye. >> so, sergeant, what is that about? >> if she doesn't know the child has died, i want to make sure the chaplain's office knows. so i sent one of my officers to touch base with the chaplain's office to make sure that they are aware that her child did die. then i have her going to mental health department. we have a person on staff right now, make contact with them so that they can be available to her and talk to her. at the very least, i want her to move to medical where they can keep a closer eye on her. >> jail chaplin ken funt delivered the devastating news. but it was almost one month later before wise was willing to discuss her son with us. >> my son stopped breathing. my brother found him unresponsive in his crib. and, i don't know. >> h

>> michelle it's because -- >> you might know more so i'll leave it at that. >> well, michelle, because bob and many on the left consider it success when they get control. that was the whole point of obamacare was getting complete control over health care in america and that's exactly what they achieved. the republicans have not countered that. they haven't put forth the fundamental basis of getting government out. that's why obama continues to succeed. bob considers medicaid a success. we're talking about $100 trillion in unfunded liability. >> do you want to go back to the good old days before obamacare? is that what you want? >> we juan a free market. >> before we go back to the days that president obama reinvented the american economy, let's do this. the brothers, libbertarians. they have an ad going directly after democrats in states and in seats that are vulnerable and they're going after them in the form of obamacare. take a look at this ad. >> mar landry said obamacare is going to make things better. better? not for people like me. i don't think she was looking out for my best i

that is what michelle said. all of you remind us, just like the olympics, the most important thing in life is not the triumph, it is the fight. i want to take an example of somebody who could not be here today but his story is typical of so many of yours. this is noel pace. he was hoping to be here. she has been on the road a lot. she wanted to give back to her husband and kid. almost a decade ago, noel was on top of the world after winning the women's skeleton world cup. she was injured in a freak accident that caused her to stop. she missed the podium by 1/10 of a second in 2010. she retired to spend more time with her family but then two years ago, her husband convinced her to go back on that sled because raising a family in racing down the track don't have to be mutually exclusive. since then, noel, her husband, her children traveled from competition to competition. silver inome the skeleton jumping over the wall to celebrate with her family on the final run. here is what she said afterwards -- life is never

michelle, let's talk about president obama. he loves green energy. hay spent over $150 billion in green energy. meanwhile, he can't approve the pipeline. what is going on here? >> well, what -- we immediate to have the pipeline. there are so many people whose livelihood is on the line. so many unemployed americans that would die for these jojobs. i don't understand where -- why carter is coming out against this because when what he is doing is coming out against jobs he is coming out against prosperity. democrats and obama need to stop standing in the way of this keystone pipeline and carter has done enough damage. he did enough damage in his presidency. he needs to back off and let the keystone pipeline be built. >> congressman -- president obama seems to be anti-drilling, he's definitely anti-coal. he's probably anti-oil. he seems to be the -- only thing she pro about is pro-price gouging president. >> wait a minute. let's look at what is really happening here. you have got -- people are asking for exports of oil to resume again. out of this countr

frank and michelle?nd apparently we're all going to pay more for weddings this year even if we're only a guest. >> reporter: well, that's right. it's costing a whole lot more just to attend a wedding. according to a survey by american express, wedding guests will spend an average of $539 per wedding this year and that doesn't even factor in a gift. now, that is up about 10% from last year and it's up about 75% from two years ago. now, this includes everything from flights and hotels to getting a dress and a tux and frank and michelle, if you are in the wedding party, even more than that. >> yeah. you're in deep trouble. just write a check. they can go buy a house or whatever. it's not romantic but it's so practical. >> good luck talking a bride into that one. cbsmoneywatch reporter jill wagner, have a great weekend, thank you. >>> 5:40. thousands of people applying for a one-way ticket to mars have to get past a doctor first who he says will make the cut. >> good morning, everybody. roberta gonzales live

>> reporter: good morning, michelle.s is still considered a search and rescue mission this morning, the compost guard said once son sun does out, they'll get the rescue mission but it's dark out here and the hope of finding this pa arrive continues to fade. rescue beats search this afternoon for a plane and pilot hissing for the frigid water. eric johnson lives in the nearby harbor. he didn't see the plane go down, but his friend did. >> tight spiraled in, hit the water hard. big splash. >> reporter: two pilots know each other, were flying together when they collided. one went back to an airport in ione. the other wednesday downtown if the water. >> we have one person recorded on the board of the plane. >> reporter: they're not too hopeful. >> i don't see much of it being left hitting the water that hard. >> reporter: the plane that went back to the airport, we learn there was a married couple on board the plane. as for the plane down here in san pablo, no body of the actual plane but as we said at the top, the search co

>> no, michelle. this weekend. >> okay, thanks. [ laughter ] >> time for sports, here's dennis. >>> good morning, everyone. it was a trieffect that for the local teams yesterday. and it started in arizona where a swarm of bees caused a short delay to the series finale. giants had to rally. down a run in the 7th, mike morse back up the middle on the pinch hit rbi single game tied at five and then angel pagan comes up with the go ahead three-run blast lands right next to the swimming pool. and the giants win 8-5 so they take three out of four to begin the season. >>> robin so cano now with the mariners. tied at 2 bottom of the 12th and coco crisp sends everybody home a walkoff hoe run. the a's win 3-2. mariners first loss of the year. pie and gatorade. he wins the game. >>> logan couture of the sharks slade to play the kings in the play-offs tied at one second period couture on the wraparound. that's the game winner. sharks win 2-1 over the so cal rivals. >>> the stanford women took off this morning --

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michelle kosinski is traveling with the president.helle, what are we expecting to hear from the president when he speaks in just a few moments? >> reporter: well, we're not sure exactly yet. he may announce something regarding ukraine, although i'm not sure that this is really the forum to do so. the president has really wanted to focus on asia as much as possible. i mean, these other issues definitely come in, especially when the president takes questions from the press. the worldwide press has been asking about some of these other global issues as well. but this is supposed to be about trade and firming up alliances with asian partners. i think the bigger topic for this region is absolutely north korea and provocative actions or potential provocative actions that we're already seeing at this time. so, already, you know, even before the president landed, he was talking about that, and u.s. officials were saying that, you know, in light of this, this threat that constantly exists, at least for the past several decades for this region,

you all know michelle, right? michelle griego? when i'm up there, that's who i watch.r before i even look in the mirror in the morning when i'm in san francisco. [ laughter ] >> did you know? >> no. >> wow. >> i didn't know that. >> love that. thanks, guys. >> at least he missed me. >> no one else. [ laughter ] >> you better go to break before we get in trouble. >>> 5:52. car lovers cringe when eight classic rides swallowed by a sinkhole in kentucky. how the museum is turning a bad situation though into a positive one. coming up. ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> checking out the pollen report for today, not too bad today although tomorrow it is going to be running very low due to the showers outside. but over the weekend, guess what, it starts to climb back up the scale. grasses mulberry a

. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. let's check in with gianna for a check on the morning commute. >>> and it's getting busy out there. we have an accident through the altamont pass this morning. westbound 580 still slow and go and we have a stall in the backup. this wreck is blocking the left lane at grantline tow truck are headed out that direction. 680 some delays as well. now taking a look at the bay bridge. slow and go metering lights are now on you can see traffic is really backed up through there. give yourself some extra time. and if you're working your way along 80 this morning. so far we're not seeing too many brake lights westbound 80 just a little sluggish as you work your way to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's a look at the morning drive. here's lawrence with weather. >>> good to see you again. some sunshine for you today and going to see plenty of that the next few days ad a heat wave -- as a heat wave kicking into gore. along the coastline even some 70s there. 70s and 80s inside the bay and getting near

michelle, we have the treatment of louie gohmert and another birther. and farenthold, another birther. texas guys who get their wheaties in the morning, they get up and they start thinking this guy shouldn't be president because of his background. and then they do all of the other stuff on top of that. >> and they go to bed thinking the exact same thing. it really is i think a test of the nation's conscience and when john boehner goes out there and says that this is not a matter of race he has to realize he's representing the entire united states. people all around the world are looking at this and it doesn't pass the sniff test. a year ago president obama spoke at morehouse college, he gave the commencement address, all-male college in atlanta. i want to quote him because one of the things he said at speaking at morehouse college, to all of these young black men, you know what it's like to be an outsider, you know what it's like to be marginalized, you know what it's like to feel the sting of discrimination. and he went on to talk about the state of ci

>> michelle, questions, huh? >> wow, that's really tough. that's terrible. the media, just like what wayne said, they don't holdhim accountable. that's why he was able to get away with so much. if this was bush they would be all on him but because it's obama it's fine. they let it just pass. >> you pointed out that the media does give him a pass. if that's his toughest interview maybe he should be sitting down with people that might give him a tougher interview. >> he should be but as you and i know other than fox news and a few other places they don't do that. nobody nails this guy and when you read, as i said, if you read the pages in the new york times you would think you were in a different country. these people don't do anything and one of the things when you talk about al sharpton, boy, he's wonderful. remember brawley? you ask al sharpton to be saying something about somebody else. sharpton is a total fraud. the worst. >> just get back to this notion of trust. the poll numbers don't lie. people don't trust the president and fourth of fifth grader can

i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 5:00. yesterday's storm really did a number on folks here in the bay area. >> yeah. check out this tree in walnut creek. it came crashing down landing on a car and two-story building. the 40-foot tree is being removed this morning. then crews can assess the damage to the building >>> check this video from the north bay up in napa. look at the hail coming down. you can hear it. it almost looked like snow on the ground there. let's get a check of weather now and find out when the sunshine is going to reappear. >> i was standing out inhale yesterday for two, three hours. it hurts. it really hurts. good morning, everybody. let's head outside. we have leftover lingering back side precipitation. when i say back side it's on the back side of the area of low pressure that's taken a nosedive to the south. light rain on either side of the richmond/san rafael and moderate downpours from sfo to millbrae. keep the umbrella handy. 40s and cool this morning. later 50s and 60s, cloudy. the drying trend beg

. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. let's get a check on the roads with elizabeth. >> thanks guys. flashing the warning signs for awhile and finally today that toll hike goes into effect at the golden gate bridge so ill witness cost you more for this mornings commute to get into san francisco from marin county a $1 toll increase, $6 if you have the fast track and even more if you don't. >>> out to the bay bridge they just switched on the metering lights a couple minutes ago and already backed up to the 880 overcross about 15 minutes in all lanes now that get you out of the pay gates and just past there towards the metering lights and on to the bridge and again, metering lights 556, that's when they were turned on. here is a live look out in the eastbay 880 in oakland, taillights still moving okay if you're heading past the oakland colosseum and your downtown oakland exits and a little farther south silicon valley commute still off to a great start. also mass transit might be a good option for today. bart has 47 trains s

>> yeah, listen, michelle.rtainly the question that investors and traders and analysts are asking, new products, new services, you know, as to whether there are new products on the way. tim cook just told me minutes ago there are products in the pipeline he's excited about. i think there's an important cultural difference that you have to make here. apple does not telegraph its products in the same way that some of its rivals do when they talk about self-driving cars and robots and balloons. that's just not apple's pedigree. there are pet products on the way. the fact that they are not loudly telegraphing them doesn't mean they are not in the pipeline >> you know, guys, if you would have said before we went to the closing bell apple's earnings would have more of a stock splash than facebook's earnings we would have the options market is saying this. it turns out apple has made a decent move here. facebook, we were talking about that, is up maybe 2%. but apple is starting to trump the action here. >> you're righ

michelle is back from hawaii. >> aloha! what did i miss? >> temperatures in the mid-80s, no humidity? >> and where's my mai tai? >> there you go. you like those umbrella drinks. [ laughter ] >>> we have changes coming our way. we have a lot of clouds moving into california. you see some rain coming in our direction. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we have a lot of overnight roadwork out there plus an accident already this morning coming into san leandro. it sounds like one lane is blocked right now southbound 880 so we'll tell you how it's slowing down the morning commute coming up. >> time to get back to work. >>> some developing news now. an 84-year-old man is in custody suspected of shooting at a doctor prompting a big police response and evacuations in a daly city medical building. police arrested raymond iwase late last night at his home where investigators say they found a gun and ammo. kpix 5's joe vazquez has more on the strange series of events. >> what happened? what happened? >> not good. [ crying ] >> reporter: chaos at

. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> new this morning, a person was burned when a fire ripped through an apartment near san jose state university. kpix 5's kiet do is live at the scene and kiet, firefighters are calling this a case of distracted candle lighting. >> reporter: yeah. you know, we have all heard plenty about distracted and walking. but this is new. distracted candle lighting. take a look at some of the damage here on the apartment building on the 400 block of south 8th street near san jose state on the third floor. the san jose fire department says a resident was striking a match while on the phone and then tossed the match on a couch. he then went outside to continue to talk on the phone and that's when he noticed smoke and flames. instead of running back inside to warn the roommate, he called the roommate on the phone. the roommate was by that time trapped by the flames and made a dramatic escape. >> it was reported that the person that sustained the burns did run through the fire and he

this graduation, michelle obama, is going to be six hours as opposed twor three.win is to get somebody like kermit the frog. yeah, that's what you do. diddy, of course, sparking some controversy there. i don't know if it's more because he didn't graduate or because he represents the shiny suit era of hip-hop. it's hard to say why folks are protesting that. it will be interesting to see what you -- >> put your rollies in the air. >> in reality, i understand if you are -- you actually have a tried and true lift of commencement speakers. >> kermy is on that list. any sort of high profeel actors. i they angelina jolie, she would be on the list. oprah winfrey, who can sort of. >> biden will be giving an address in south carolina. >> everybody loves joe biden. >> joe, right. >> topeka, kansas, brown v board education. one of the things it sparked was the integration of college campuses. there was really a push to integrate college campuses. is there a sense that maybe these families just really want to have their day and not have that full weight of history bearing down

good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. frank is off. it happened late yesterday along i-5 in the town of orland north of sacramento. let's get out to kpix 5's cate caugiran. she is live at the scene. cate. >> reporter: now, a couple of things we want to note from the recent press conference that local hospitals said some of the victims there have been upgraded or released. we also have the glenn county sheriff's department, they are going to be working on notifying -- identifying all the deceased. as for the investigation, ntsb agents showed up here an hour ago as tow trucks and excavators worked to remove the debris. you can see it making its way off i-5. they have been here all morning to move this wreck from the roadway. the burned-out shells of a tour bus and a fedex semi on i-5 as investigators try to determine the cause of the crash. >> on scene, it is affirmative, semi versus a tour bus. >> reporter: authorities say the southbound semi suddenly swerved across the grassy median at 5:40 p.m. and slammed head on into the tour bus he

michelle? >>> all right thanks. some people in the bay area are cleaning up a kind of storm damage we don't see very often. lightning strikes in sausalito and 80-foot redwood tree was hit. the electrical charge left the house below an entire mess but nobody was home. good news. another lightning streak damaged a home in berkeley. kpix 5 either cate caugurian is -- reporter cate caugurian at the scene of that home and joins us with more. cate? >> reporter: frank there's going to be a lot of work to do a lot of clean-up here at this home in berkeley because of those thunder and lightning strikes from yesterday. you can take a look here. now this used to be an 80-foot redwood tree and now certainly mother nature took care of that. the damage doesn't stop there. if you go down here looking at the car parked in front of the home. the windshield is completely smashed in and glass is shattered here. now we have more damage from yesterday. other trees that once stood tall overpowering everything below

. >> the loyal audience has allowed michelle to take more chances with the monthly lineup.stablished authors bring in an older audience. younker authors bring in their friends from the community who might be bringing in an older author. >> raider has provided a stage for more than 400 writers. it ranges from fiction to academics stories to academic stories this service the underground of queer fell, history, or culture. >> and there are so many different literary circles in san francisco. i have been programming this reading series for nine years. and i still have a huge list on my computer of people i need to carry into this. >> the supportive audience has allowed michele to try new experiment this year, the radar book club. a deep explorationer of a single work. after the talk, she bounces on stage to jump-start the q&a. less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectur

hi, roberta. >> reporter: hi, michelle. yes, mobile weather rolled on up here to mount eden high school where currently it is 74 degrees but let me tell you it feels a lot hotter than that because things are heating up on this plaza. take a look at the students here. you want to say hi, everybody? >> hi! >> reporter: this is a great team. they are collaborating with earth team. they are actually getting realistic practical hands-on experience with recycle. to tell us more about that we have joel pena? >> how are you doing? i'm from case industries and this is my alma mater. >> whoo! >> reporter: we are happy to be here. ! >> we're happy to be here. >> reporter: what are you learning from this experience? >> seeing what hazardous waste can do to our environment and community. and we've been writing down -- trying to reduce reuse and recycle. >> how can you use this at home? >> by separating the trash and recycling and help our environment. >> reporter: so not only are they learning how to separate trash, but they're also lea

br >>> good afternoon everyone, i'm michelle griego. frank is on assignment. breaking news in san francisco. fire investigators say last mounties inferno at a construction site was accidental. it destroyed an upscale condominium complex in mission bay on fourth street. the preliminary report says the fire started on the top floor. a hot or smoldering object ignited wood on the outside of the building. the fire reached five alarms and caused more than $40 million in damage. and you can read the full report on our website. kpix.com. >>> there's a link near the top of that main page by the way. well, some quick thinking by a san jose mother means she and her seven kids are alive after a fire tore through their home early this morning. mark kelly is live with more on the family that lost virtually all their belongings but is grateful to be safe. mark? >> reporter: absolutely michelle. let's just take a look at the williams l williams' home. that's -- williams' home. that's what's left of it. the fire started in the garage now covered with the plywood you see there

hi, michelle. we are at moscone center today because 11,000 people are coming to pick up these bibs. you say what are these? let me explain in this week's edition of "where's roberta?" >> reporter: it's one of the most challenging half marathon courts in the united states. >> pace yourself up the hills, make sure that you recover at the top. use the downhills to your advantage and then get ready to climb again. >> reporter: the transamerica rock 'n roll half marathon san francisco is this sunday. and the bay area is known for its running community and its crowd support. >> san francisco's a great running city. it's a great runner's city. there is a great community here. >> reporter: let's check the course with mario from competitor magazine. >> we are at the 10-mile mark by the marina green. look at this. we have the golden gate bridge as a backdrop. you run two miles on the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: running over the golden gate bridge is a dream come true for runners across the world. how m

then michelle. he always pulls back. he never wants to be a grievance guy, at the complaint window about race because race is an historic problem in this country. it's not exactly news to complain about it. but he doesn't seem to want to be -- i think he thinks it takes down from his dignity. he may be right as president he cannot be a complainer. >> this is all part of the strategy that led him into the oval office in 2009 which we are not going to make race the issue, not the grievance candidate, not going to put this front and center. the truth is because of what has happened during this administration the president is forced to address race. i think has more recently after the trayvon martin verdict, with the my brother's keeper initiative that he talked about tonight. because he is a second term president is feeling more the weight of history on his shoulder. >> i watched him with henry lewis gates, it's hard to get it right without looking like you're coming in as the judge to solve the problem and also advocate. i

michelle bachmann will join us later on. first, obamacare. why americans have no chew what it's all about. and miller on noah. why some americans are >>> p >> >> i mean, take a look at the policy have you read it? i haven't read mine i know my deductible. that is about it. so asking regular folks to clarify obamacare sun fair. people are dependant upon politicians to tell us what the law is. democrats love it. republicans hate it. where heed, president obama celebrated the law. >> why are folks working hard for people not to have health insurance? why are they so mad about folks having health insurance? many of the tall tales told about this law have been debunked. there are still no panels >> that is true there is still confusion. mass confusion. about affordable health care law. something the president does not mention. latest polling is grim but could it be accurate? 55% of registered voters oppose the law. 41% in favor. fox news, 56% against, 40% offer. only abc news has a close 50%. now, something that is supposed to help all americans i

frank michelle back to you. >>> thank you. developing at 5:00, another brutal daylight robbery caught by a home surveillance camera. it happened in the bernal heights neighborhood in san francisco. mark kelly is there and mark, those cameras were just installed. >> reporter: they were just installed michelle. and when the family put them in, they were installed to watch over the family garden. they never thought they could potentially help police solve a crime. so here's some video surveillance of what these cameras actually captured. this is one of the men behind a vicious armed robbery here in bernal heights. the high definition profile shot of one of the suspects. so this happened march 25th. you can see the two suspects here headed down the hill until they crossed the street. pull a gun on a guy walking up the hill, take his laptop. cell phone and wallet. punch him and run off to a waiting getaway car. now it was jarrod jacobi's camera that caught this and temperatures just -- it was just installed two weeks ago. >> at lea

. >> i'm michelle griego michelle griego. time now is 6:00. let's check in with liz for a check on our morning commute. >> thanks, guys. there was some confusion in our last report about whether the metering lights on. they are officially on now at 5:57 they switched them on so delays have really begun heading into san francisco. it's backed up beyond the first overcrossing in the busiest lanes and, of course, the delays will continue to grow. there is that giants game later on this afternoon. so expect some extra traffic tie-ups trying to get into the city throughout the day. here's a live look at the nimitz. 880 in oakland, taillights northbound commute direction. it's actually pretty good. likely we won't see delays for at least another hour. and here's a live look at our sensors coming through the all the antioch area and pittsburg- bay point area. we are starting to see a few slow traffic -- a few brake lights from "a" street through the antioch exits and a few taps on the brake lights from willow pass into concord. one more live look out

took her moment with michelle obama and made something of it. we'll have that later in the show. thank you for joining us. this is cnn newsroom. >> it's a warm welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. and all of you watching from around the world. we begin with the crisis in ukraine. another round of sanctions against russia could be coming today and an official tells cnn these sanction also be in escalation. >> and u.s. secretary of state john kerry delivering his harshest criticism of russia yet. >> this is a full-throated effort to actively sabotage the democratic process through gross external intimidation. having failed to halt a legitimate political process, russia has instead chosen an ill legitimate course of armed violence to try to achieve with the barrel of a gun and force of a mob what couldn't be achieved any other way. >> meantime, the u.s. and ukraine are keeping a close eye on the estimated 40,000 russian troops amassed along ukraine's eastern border. >> kiev has even issued a 48-hour deadline for moscow to explain new military dr

this is michelle. >> michelle is 39. she is originally from maine. she was an equestrian student in college. should competitive horseback riding from the time she was a little girl. sports, was at marathon she was there watching her boyfriend who was running the marathon. just before the bombs went off, her boyfriend had come by, slow down where she was, told her that he loved her and he finished the marathon. he went to grab his bag off the bus, took a shower. in that time, the bomb went off and you didn't hear from michelle after that. he didn't know what was going on. michelle suffered pretty serious injuries. a large chunk of the back every five was brought off -- blown off. her bicep was torn off and she lost 50% of her hearing. she never fell down. that is one of the things that casey and i -- why we focus on her because she is just a strong person that you get to know her. she is an amazing woman. she never fell down. she walked into marathon sports and she kind of stumbled her way into their. re. she said she didn't feel any pain. the folks i

good morning, michelle. good morning, everybody!d the sharks break out the broom and take care of the kings last into it? kind of an imaginary broom. oh, the warriors were fiscal last night at "roar-acle" but was it enough to beat the clippers? >> and what is cool about your school? we want to know. you can email your nomination to as you the coolschools@kpix.com we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,, moments of certainty. when you know, you know. the all-new volvo v60 sportswagon. the s60 sedan and the xc60 crossover. test drive one today. model year end sales event. the s60 with 0.9% apr and up to $2500 in allowances. >>> good morning, everybody. hey, by the way, michelle, did you to that frank was a terrific bocce ballplayer? and if it was bocce ball last night, and frank was on the team, maybe the warriors might have had a chance! let's go to "roar-acle." this series tied with one with the l.a. clippers. look how physical it was. blake griffith, boy did he pay for going inside with that short. he could not be stop

michelle? >> thank you, sheila.n this day, earth day, nbc universal is going green, raising awareness and encouraging our viewers to make environmentally friendly choices. >> did you know, though, that you can also make green investing in ways that are green and friendly to the environment? leslie samuelridge is here to talk about that. leslie, what we used to call socially responsible investing, the hallmark of that was avoiding things. you didn't buy gun makers. cigarette makers, things like that. your method of investing, though, you're more of an activist investor in the green arena. you work with companies like kellogg to change their supply chain. you work with bed, bath & beyond to eliminate some harmful chemicals. you take a more proactive rather than reactive style of investing. >> right. in green century, we both screen out the worst polluters in both our funds, but also invest in environmental solutions. and as part of what we do, we do a lot of shareholder activism. so as you mentioned, we worked with ke

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. with gianna for a check on the morning commute. >>> and it's getting busy out there. we have an accident through the altamont pass this morning. westbound 580 still slow and go and we have a stall in the backup. this wreck is blocking the left lane at grantline tow truck are headed out that direction. 680 some delays as well. now taking a look at the bay bridge. ow

>> really interesting comment from michelle kosinski.u watch this news conference, the president of the philippines seemed extraordinarily grateful that president obama was there and that president obama was announcing this new u.s. troop mission in the philippines as well. great to have you here with us this morning, michelle. really appreciate it. >>> well, this morning, dozens of people are being held in the eastern part of ukraine, including a group of european observers there to monitor the fighting. one has been released, but the others were really paraded in front of cameras late sunday, saying they were diplomats but could not go home. it was a bizarre situation. nick paton walsh is live in ukraine this morning in the area where these observers were basically taken prisoner. what is the latest you can tell us? >> reporter: we understand from a spokeswoman for the self-declared mayor of slovyansk, who's holding these six, perhaps seven, if you include the translator, osce diplomats who are monitoring movements in this area when th

michelle? >> anne, what is the government's reaction? >> the feds now are looking into how this virus might spread and in the meantime, the pork industry is trying to be pro-active. in fact, the industry has already committed $1.7 million to studying the disease. >> anne makovec live in san francisco, thank you. >>> hayward police have arrested a fourth and final person in connection with a deadly stabbing. 19-year-old roger pacheco was arrested last night after police acted on a tip and conducted a house-to-house search for three hours. investigators say pacheco was hiding in a closet. he is suspected in the fatal stabbing back in february. behind buffalo bill's brewery on foothill boulevard. >>> police are trying to catch an armed robber who held up employees at a cell phone store in pleasant hill about 7:30 last night at a verizon wireless store on contra costa boulevard. investigators say the man went into the store and point a gun at the workers. he then took electronics and cash before running off in the westbound direction. no one

alex: michelle. movies' main cities for $200, please. michelle. what is las vegas? that's the city.orleans? good. movies' main cities for $600. derrick. what is new york? no. michelle. what is los angeles? yes. movies' cities for $800. derrick. what is san francisco? right. movies' main cities for $1,000.

like michelle malkin, who "co-signed" on to cancel-colbert and called me a "coward." this cuts deep, especially since i learned everything i know about sensitivity to the asian-american experience from michelle's 2004 book, "in defense of internment." (audience booing) turns out they had it coming. (laughter) one less thing to feel guilty about. so to recap-- a web editor i've never met posts a tweet in my name on an account i don't control, outrages a hashtag activist, and news media gets 72 hours of content. the system worked! (laughter) but this all started right after i taped thursday night's show, so i couldn't respond until today. in a sense, i "was" canceled... for three days. just like jesus. (laughter) (applause) but i'm back, and nation, i want to apologize... for caring enough to try and bridge a cultural divide with my foundation. i thought we were ready. if i have a fault, it's that i believed in the american people too much. was i wrong to? (audience answers "no! ") i wish i could believe that, but they have called for canceling colbert, and i'm willing