. >> as to where all the action will be, mike shumann is live in new orleans. hi, shu. >> mike: well, one 49er and one railder but no eddie debar toll low. the football hall of fame voted in seven new members and mr. debartolo was not selected. there will be some red and gold, larry allen, two-time pro bowl selection from sonoma state was voted in. his first year eligible spent most of his career with the cowboys but finished with the 49ers. another first ballot induct yi, warren sapp will be ensome -- enshrined. >> there's no question in my mind that eddie debartolo belongs in the hall of fame. when you look at the owners in there he is at the top of the list. i hope people understand he was the best owner in the history of professional sports. >> mike: well, i have to agree with jed. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has been everywhere. the french quarter, bourbon street, but tonight he is outside of new orleans and with his people, the swamp people. >> 15 miles southwest of new orleans, ever here of lafayette louisiana? a place where even the super bowl is

. >> as to where all the action will be, mike shumann is live in new orleans. hi, shu. >> mike: well, one 49er and one railder but no eddie debar toll low. the football hall of fame voted in seven new members and mr. debartolo was not selected. there will be some red and gold, larry allen, two-time pro bowl selection from sonoma state was voted in. his first year eligible spent most of his career with the cowboys but finished with the 49ers. another first ballot induct yi, warren sapp will be ensome -- enshrined. >> there's no question in my mind that eddie debartolo belongs in the hall of fame. when you look at the owners in there he is at the top of the list. i hope people understand he was the best owner in the history of professional sports. >> mike: well, i have to agree with jed. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has been everywhere. the french quarter, bourbon street, but tonight he is outside of new orleans and with his people, the swamp people. >> 15 miles southwest of new orleans, ever here of lafayette louisiana? a place where even the super bowl is

>> mike: all right.l, i thought we were done witch the beard when brian wilson left the bay area. apparently it just moved across the bay. we'll have more from the as tonight at 11:00. i'm mike shumann live in phoenix, back to you. >> well, reddick can hit .300, who cares. >> tommy haws -- raonic never last a set in san jose in in and there's ace number one, number two number three, and number four, all of them up the tee. next game, back-hand return line. the emto take the first set 6-4. a pair of breaks in the second including the game. 6-4, 6-3, on nitch joins tony as the only men to win three straight in san jose, women at ucla, chiney egg owing ex-going to work on the bruins. the step-through, ogwumike led all scorers with 26. en stanford, winner by 11. 15th straight win over the bruins. >> quite a story going on with the cal bears, lindsey's squad now sixth in the nation, visiting usc. boyd landed hard on her side but she is tough. complain -- 72-64. cal's won 11 straight. history made at daytona.

. >> my husband made me get up at 6:00 to see mike and mike. all time favorite. >> lot of ravens fans here, that makes it more fun. >> reporter: it took technicians a month to build the complex, they will tear it down monday and cleared out in a little under a week. don harrison, abc2 news. >>> all this week, we have been down way down yonder in new orleans, helping out the st. bernard project, helping families struggling to rebuild in new orleans. you can donate to hurricane katrina victims, head to abc2news.com, pick ravens nation in the program, designation section. >>> it's purple friday. we are counting down to the super bowl. live with a special tonight. live coverage of the fan hoopla and a breakdown of everything to expect this sunday starts here at 7:00. >>> the cold snap is back, along with colder temperatures, came a little snow this morning. >> it made the commute tough for drivers, are we going to get snow this weekend. we want to head to wyatt everhart. in the most accurate storm center for the latest. going to be a snowy weekend. >>

. >> mike all for all this time, he's always tried different fads, different weight-loss programs tot of times he was successful, but true success is when you're able to keep it off. that was always the hard zest part for him. >> every single day this is what it's going to feel like until we get more and more of that weight off. >> after sweating it out, he's lost 80 pounds so far this season. his wife says the new motivation came from the recent birth of their baby boy. >> once we had the baby last year, it was at that point where he basically said if i don't get this weight off, my son is not going to be able to grow up and have me as a father. >> she says she's proud of his progress and the changes he's made. he's changed the way he's eating. >> and he's going to the gym, even dragging his wife along with him. >> it's been exciting. i love to see the transformation in him. he -- it's a new person. he's a total new person. still the big same smile, still the personality, but he's much more confident. >> and you can catch michael dorsey on nbc's "biggest loser" tonight at 8:00. good

couple weeks and see how we did. >> i'll make pesto with it if you can grow it. >> we'll feed it to mike. >> alle'll eat anything. >> what are you saying about my cooking? >> hey, mikey. >> looks like a twist on the chia pet. all right. thank you very much. good stuff. always something unique. mike inouye over there salivating. let's get to christina loren first. she might join us on the pesto chase. >> i'll eat anything laura garcia-cannon cooks. i'll tell you that right now. good morning to you. it will be a good day for maybe serving up chowder. cold, cloudy conditions. showers on radar. look at that pink. a mix of rain and snow at about 500 feet. our snow levels still at about 1,000 feet. you can see san francisco getting an opportunity to dry out. hour by hour forecast works like this for today. low 50s. that's it. 53 inland. 52 bayside and at the coast. bring your coat and umbrella. you can ditch it by the end of the day. with the showers slick conditions. let's get to that man who will eat anything. mike inouye. >> yeah. some people don't remember that commercial. now everyone will say it

back to you andrea and mike. >>> all right changing gears talking sports. for years people have complained the washington redskins should change its name. but now a serious discussion is building. >> surae chinn attended the symposium where supporters and opponents about the name spoke out. >> reporter: with rg3 star power and a winning streak, could momentum be shifting on a possible name change? "washington post" sports columnist mike wine. >> i think when people say redskins around washington we hear cup or bedspread. when you go to the same place like the pine ridge reservation in south dakota, a person tells you that name is equivalent to the animal. >> reporter: wise is a panelist at today's forum. >> it's a very simple fix the people weren't so tethered to their traditions about it. >> reporter: the nation's robert holden says that burgundy and gold name is hurtful. >> not to us. >> reporter: its name and logo were part of a 17 year court battle. in 2009 the supreme court declined to hear an appeal. through the decades, college football teams have do

jaitley of the cancer research dot com sandeep welcome back to the kaiser report thanks very much mike all right sandeep the big news in town mark carney he was at bank of canada now he's running going to be there on the bank of england your thoughts i haven't really given much thought to a new governor of the bank of england he's been quite very suv in what he's going to be attempting to be doing. but he seems to be the currency debasement kind of philosophy before we get into currency debates but let's kind of put this into a broader context because these days people need to have a signal in terms of what schools are from and in the case of yourself to your broadly speaking austrian economist through and mark carney i think we it's hard to put him into a school but he's definitely from a neo liberal chicago school milton friedman type of economist who believes in the the sanctity of economics as a hard science and let me ask you to start he uses the term for example of the u.k. economy needs to. achieve escape velocity and i think i know what he means by that but escape velocity is a ter

jaitley of the cancer research dot com sandeep welcome back to the kaiser report thanks very much mike all right sunday is the big news and marconi bank of canada now he's joining going to be there on the bank of england your thoughts i haven't really given much thought to a new governor of the bank of england he's being quite very suv in what he's going to be attempting to be doing. but he seems to be the currency debasement kind of philosophy before we get into currency debates but let's kind of put this into a broader context because these days people need to have a signal in terms of what schools are from and in the case of yourself to your broadly speaking austrian economist through and mark carney i think we it's hard to put him into a school but he's awfully from a neo liberal chicago school milton friedman type of economist who believes in the sanctity of economics as a hard science and let me ask you the study uses the term for example of the u.k. economy needs to. achieve escape velocity. and i think i know what he means by that but escape velocity is a term from physics and has

sandeep jaitley cancer research dot com sandeep welcome back to the kaiser report thanks very much mike all right sunday the big news and marconi bank of canada now he's joining going to be there on the bank of england your thoughts i haven't really given much thought to a new governor of the bank of england he's being quite invasive in what he's going to be attempting to be doing. but he seems to be the currency debasement kind of philosophy before we get into currency debates but let's kind of put this into a broader context because these days people need to have a signal in terms of what school they're from and in the case of yourself to your broadly speaking austrian economist through and mark carney i think we it's hard to put him into let's say a school but he's definitely from a neo liberal chicago school milton friedman type of economist who believes in the the sanctity of economics as a hard science and let me ask you the studies is a term for example of the u.k. economy needs to. achieve escape velocity and i think i know what he means by that but escape velocity is a term from ph

firing back in 2008 a lot of things wanted to accomplish, all of them deadly, it may be coming to an end right now. brian? >> we look behind mike there to see the traffic all lined up. this is still affecting such a large part of the southern california region tonight. mike taibbi, san bernadino county. mike, thanks. >>> all of this, of course, going on, we are here on capitol hill, as the president getting ready to deliver earth state of the union address tonight. our political director, chief white house correspondent chuck todd, across town at the white house with a preview. chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. you know, as you know, historically, second-term and second-term presidents, their domestic goals have a shelf life of about 18 months. the white house is well aware of this and they want to use this state of the union tonight to not just talk about those goals but to try to convince congress to do big things and to do them now. >> mr. president, what's the theme? >> we will find out tonight. >> reporter: the president tight-lipped today but the lion's share of tonight's state of the union address wi

all of his football athlete friends. mike>> enjoyed carol's family, too. especially her dad milt. >> so mike became kind of like his son. milt brought young mike into the family house painting business. >> he just took to him immediately and everybody felt that way about mike, his friends, everybody. he was always a very likable person. >> friendly, loyal, but not exactly ambitious. he didn't seem to mind at all settling down to a modest existence and them and the two kids cramped up in a two-bedroom, one-bath house in torrance, but carol did mind it very much. >> i think she may have outgrown him somewhat. >> she had a secret affair by then, maybe more than one. she got herself a cute little red car, an audi fox and ordered personalizedplace plates and we did this one to look just like it and quite often she'd get in her little car alone and go roaring off to school or to meat markets like the local red onion was back then. >> i know she was going to the red know on. i never went there with her so i don't know what she was l

. >> you heard mike. all the men in the studio. >> happy valentine's day. >> they all had a crush ow. do you hear that, 34 years since the show went off the air. >> isn't that a blessing? thank god for that. of course i hear it and i'm so happy. >> you were called sweet, sexy, savvy, quick witnessed, -- witted and smart. you were a role model for a lot of young african-american women. was that a burden? >> it was a blessing. i had a voice. >> what do you mean that you had a voice? >> in other words, she said jj has a voice. michael has a voice and i want my daughter to have a voice. she forced me to have a voice. >> what was your voice? >> my voice-- >> you were the it girl. >> well, she wanted me to be smart. she wanted me to be intelligent. she wanted me to be the progressive woman. >> and living in the ghetto in that chicago apartment complex, that you were more than just where you grew up. that was the whole thing for every one of the children in that family. >> absolutely. because i myself was born and r

all here's four more fans for you. mymy photographer, mike clark and i, bumped into wayne freedman and his photographer on the with walk. it was my first morning, but all the fun pictures are on the web site for you, abc7news.com. so do check it out, more of these amazing faces. >> doesn't seem like a lot of work was getting done. >> it's work. >> that was work. >> we were working. at taking pictures of ourselves and the beautiful scenery. >> as my daughters say -- wayne has a great story at 6:00. mike shumann will be long later on in sports. ama, one concern. you're wearing ravens purple. i'm sure it was just an accident. i don't know any other explanation. >> it was clearly a horrible accident. wait until tomorrow because i already have my red planned out. you know i have to wear red for the 49ers. >> all right. i guess that's the excuse you're going with. we'll see you later nonsports. >> ama: it is. thank you so much, larry. larry, katie, shu, and wayne are sending out a lot of updates. and during the game, follow our team in new orleans

i do think mike is all powerful. >> because? them to dance and they are dancing on the bay bridge. >> now, the forecast? >> i know the movie "oz" is coming out and i went to college in kansas, and i would be flattering if they are watching. our temperatures as you stem outside, dress for 38 in walnut creek and 34 in pleasanton and union city is 39 and palo alto at 35 and 36 in saratoga and low-to-mid 40's around richmond and belmont and 48 in the financial district. headed in the afternoon, we will have mostly sunny conditions and slightly warmer and breezy along the coast with mid-to-upper 50's and calmer for the rest of us and low-to-mid 60's. >> happy friday, everyone, nice drive so far as you make your way, 80 westbound to emeryville and the macarthur maze a few headlights but light with no problems. same with the golden gate bridge but there will be road work on the north portion of the span picked up in the next half hour. road work as you make your way southbound up and over to mill valley and the lane closures at the top

mike and bill. (applause) >> all right. last but not least, my personal favorite. jennifer nelson began working with me four years ago and through some downturns in the economy ended up having to leave and take a different job, was making pretty darn good money. and a year ago december jennifer approached me and said, i hate my job. she says, but i loved the nonprofit. so, jennifer. [laughter] >> please come up. (applause) >> this wouldedthctionv have happened without her. and phoenix is going to be 2013 or 2014 graffiti international. thank you, graffiti fighters. (applause) >> it's cocktail time. [laughter] ... >> i think it ae's public and private property. i'm against graffiti. >> who can get it out the most who can be noticed the most. >> i i've seen seniors doing graffiti. >> the city is art, other people who have their names tag -- >> [inaudible] our unit there are 2 sections we are doing one is abating and others are notice of violation to private property. all the utility boxes in public right-of-way we abate. >> we abate calls that come within 48 hours. >

media you make a little mistake or a big mistake in this case with mike montgomery shoving a player it's just not going to go away. it's all over the news, it's nationwide. and it's a situation where mike montgomery after all his years of great service will probably be much remembered for this. the shoving of alan crab in sunday's game to so called psych him up and get him going. but this video has been played thousands of times and today crab pretty much had his coach's back. >> he did it to spark my play. i don't take it as anything negative i take it as motivation. you know like he expects a lot out of me. if i want to be a leader on this team i can't play like today's first quarter. he helped me get my mind focused on the game and that's that. >> one thing that maybe hasn't been said enough about alan crab he deserves a lot of credit from refraining from physically going back at the coach. as a matter of fact i think he deserves a little credit for that because when you get shoved physically, your immediate reaction is to shove back or maybe even worse. so the kid showed a lot of restraint. he deserves some credit. >>

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mike needham of action for america. with all due respect to you and steve law and karl rove, with all the greatest respect, i want to run a list. you had nothing to do with electing these brilliant tea party senators. i mean brilliant. pat tumey. >> we spent money on him. >> marco rubio. >> we spent money on him. >> rand paul. >> we spent money on paul. >> and mike lee. that's good. they won the primaries, did good and you won. why do you want to mess with the blim guys and take on the tea party? you will take on the club for growth, take on americans for prosperity. you are going to make one bloody mess inside the gop. that's what you're going to do. >> this whole line about a war going on against the tea party has nothing to do with us. we want to institute what william f. buckley calls his rule to elect the most conservative candidates in primaries capable of winning in generals. when it comes to supporting tea party candidates american crossroads and crossroads gps are bigger supporters than anyone. we spent $30 million help

mike" sequel. tearing away the pants and all. going to be a good summer for movies. know about the tearing of pants. >> do you have a pair of tearaway pants? >> i don't like to admit it, but no. it's a requirement here at nbc. >> i'm richard lui and this is just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> from immigration reform to puppy super bowl predictions, here's a look at the week that was. >> reporter: this week, president obama put immigration reform at the top of his agenda. >> now's the time. >> reporter: and he wasn't the only one. >> and we have an obligation and the need to address the reality of the situation we face. >> reporter: from tornadoes, to snowstorms to intense weather tore through the country. anticipate others. in australia flooding caused one family to get strand and luckily rescued. another town in australia woke up to sea foam, lots of sea foam. more amazing video from abroad. this time from china where a truck overturned barely missing a materialist. and another story, an army veteran who lost all four of his limbs underwen

. >>> a live look at all of the action along 880 in fremont. traffic moving okay on 880. mike has his eyes on all roads through the bay area. 6:09. stay with us. >>> welcome back. it's 6:11. time for a quick check of the day's top stories. olympian oscar pistorius is charged with shooting and killing his girlfriend at his home in south africa. pistorius is telling police he thought she was an intruder. pistorius was supposed to be in court today but we just learned his appearance has been postponed until forensic evidence is collected from the scene. >>> a cruise ship stuck drifting in the gulf of mexico for days now should finally be arriving in mobile, alabama, today. there are more than 4,000 people aboard that boat which is being towed to shore by three tug boats. >>> president obama is traveling to georgia today to push his plan to expand early childhood education programs. the education department says head start students are in danger of getting kicked out of the program unless lawmakers avert $85 billion in automatic budget cuts. >>> sounds like a good trip to the bay

mike and bill. (applause) >> all right. last but not least, my personal favorite. jennifer nelson began working with me four years ago and through some downturns in the economy ended up having to leave and take a different job, was making pretty darn good money. and a year ago december jennifer approached me and said, i hate my job. she says, but i loved the nonprofit. so, jennifer. [laughter] >> please come up. (applause) >> this wouldedthctionv have happened without her. and phoenix is going to be 2013 or 2014 graffiti international. thank you, graffiti fighters. (applause) >> it's cocktail time. [laughter] ... >> you're watching quick bites, the show that is san francisco. and today you're in for a real treat. oh, my! food inspired by the mediterranean and middle east with a twist so unique you can only find it in one place in san francisco. we're at the 55th annual armenian festival and bizarre. this is extra special not only because i happen to be armenian, but there is so much delicious food here. and i can't wait to share it with all of you. let's go. armeni

here's mike inouye. >> all right. good morning. christina showed you what we told you about in the berkeley area. south bay not yet having an issue except for build. traffic tuesday. we're seeing it north 280 showing more traffic flow but the big deal on maps is 101. basically the speed limit but 180 toward the airport we're seeing the build kick in. live look for oak lpd. rain is coming for the east bay. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. >> coming up, we'll take another trip down to scottsdale, arizona and introduce you to one of the voices of summer. >> we continue to follow that breaking news out of south africa this morning. the new details revealed today in the case against the man known as the blade runner. >>> was she hunkered down hiding behind a locked bathroom door or the victim of mistaken identity? for the first time, oscar pistorius speaks out about the final and disturbing moments of his girlfriend's wife. >>> a push to make the postseason before the first pitch is ever thrown. we'll take you live to

our guest tonight mike piazza, the greatest hitting catcher of all time! all time! [cheers and applause] yoga berra, the greatest of all time. his name in english means mike townsquare. [ laughter ] doesn't get any better from here, folks. [laughter] lower those expectations if you would. [ laughter ] listen an hour or so ago because i president obama wrapped up the first second term state of union address. we'll bring you complete team coverage there tomorrow. [ laughter ] spoiler alert there the state of the union, you know, fine. [ laughter ] you know, cumsecumsa. just this morning we were reminded about how these plea planned political events could be equipped. evil threatens our very dem cinch after my interview with former vice president dick cheney. >> jon: yeah! you thought i was talking about north korea nuke test. no, no, no my brother. [ laughter ] it's former vice president and professional frown hoarder richard p. cheney showed up on tv this morning. he doesn't have a new book, probably just promoting his new movie zero dark thirty. feel good picture of

they just wanted to be seen. >> the sound they make when they bounce your backswing just gets all screwed up. mikenows what i'm talking about. >> it's scary that we all knew that's a noise that kangaroos make. there's the southbound easy drive along nimitz and road crews through oakland. south bay with headlights into san jose not a problem as far as speeds go. 880 in the middle of your screen shows slowing and down to 60. no construction and no delays really expected through that portion. north 280 to south 85, that is your construction going on at that connector. the rest of the connector off 280 and 85 are open this morning. watch for those crews to be there for another 20 minutes. should be clearing soon on a friday. tend to do that earlier. palo alto, let's get a view of the peninsula here. well lit up is that parking lot by home depot. you see ikea. not a lot of cars to show you as far as flow goes northbound past university. southbound even lighter heading back into the south bay. let's check 101 for north bay. southbound direction through the curve at tara linda. no delays reported in thro

now, let's talk about the greatest of all time. mike shumann. >> well, it's a program... greatest of all time. >> jerry rice shows up and just gets blind side byñr this quote he thinks he's the greatest of all time. we talked about that today, one on one. >> how does it feel to be the second greatest receiver? >> second greatest of all time? i got demoted, fast. >> you would never hear me say i'm theÑi best wide receiver to play the game. i just love playing. >> i was surprised by comments but i think this is just randy moss. i likes to bring attention to himself w him saying you can't bring the stats and how i impacted the game. if you are number one, you have to bring stats into the equation. i was not the most tall vented but going to outwork you. and never took plays off. >> this is hard to compare. >> it's hard to compare. and i think he brought a face to the game. have you to respect him. i fsvv like i impkted the game in a special way this, is what it's all about here this hardware. and making it to the super bowl. and being browned champion. hopefully, he can get a

all. >> mike, are you doing anything illegal and if so, are you concerned about being on tv? >> yes.ut it's tempered by my conviction what i'm doing is the right thing. if someone is not willing to exhibit a little civil disobedience and give people a reason why and give them an education about how and why these laws need to change. >>> i love how this video starts with a warning saying don't attempt it. it's stupid. who would write something like this? our old friend chuck from the bronx. >> chuck from the bronx here. >> what's up there? chuck from the bronx again. >> i think you guys might be related. >> continue. chuck from the bronx is about to attempt another food stunt. >> today we're going to be doing the chubby bunny challenge. >> he is going to stuff his face with giant marshmallows while trying to say chubby bunny. that's not all. he's going to do something else. >> mace pepper spray. i'm going to spray myself with this right in the middle of the challenge. >> have you not seen other individuals of people spragpray themselves with pepper spray. these never end well. >> let'

it may add up to nothing at all politically. mike emanuel has our report. >> president obama went to minneapolis hoping to build support for what he believes are common sense proposals to reduce gun violence. he chose minneapolis to spotlight steps it has taken. >> the city came together. we've launched a series of initiatives that have reduced the number of young people injured by guns by 40%. reporter: mr. obama asked the american people to take action. >> we do not have to agree on everything to agree that it is time to do something. the vast majority of americans, including a majority of gun owners, support requiring criminal background checks for anyone trying to purchase a gun. reporter: to the nra says it will turn into a registry of law-abiding people. >> it will never be universal. the criminals will not comply with it. they could care less. reporter: this super bowl ad, in part funded by michael bloomberg, goes after the nra for being for background checks. >> i have become convinced after fighting to get the records comput

rocky mountain mike. all right. in other breaking newsreel quick, thank you chicago. stephanie: the all-time box office record, chicago theatre. thank you, chicago. i love you back for the april 13th show. i would hurry and get your tickets for that show. sexy liberal chicago april 13th. tickets went on sale friday. >> someone said please tell steph the holding car was on a raven or not a niner. oh steph, it is so cute when you try to talk to pigskin. >> that's what i meant. he was holding the san francisco 49er guy so he lost three steps and he didn't catch the final ball in the end zone. i know what i'm talking about! [ whatever! ] >> i'm just relaying a message. i have no knowledge of football whatsoever. >> stephanie: going to be all butch today. 17 minutes after the hour. kids carbonite is how -- i don't know what we would do without it. everything that runs this little business is encased in carbonite. our little sound bytes and jingles and things, everything in my box frozen. in time. frozen caveman box. >> they should have put the computer switch that runs the

in just to say thank you and shake my hand and it's been the most amazing experience ever. >> mike: so all to the school when you visited them? >> absolutely. absolutely. people are making-- people have been actually overtipping me and/or giving me the gifts on behalf of or just giving them to me, but i can't accept them because that's just not what this is about. so every penny-- >> what was the family saying about milo that upset you so much? >> special needs children need to be special somewhere else, and in other words, don't bring them in here disturbing while i'm eating and that's just-- i can't, that's unacceptable. >> alisyn: so you went to milo's school and you took all of the contributions that people had made to you for your being a hero in in situation, and you donated it to the school. what was milo doing that day when you made the special appearance? >> he was -- the kids came in and sat in their little groups according to class and he was actually, he was having the time of his life. he was dancing around and singing with the kids and really having a good time. he was surpri

reporting live at the training facility in northwest baltimore, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, mike. thank you. >>> and any charges brought up in the case will be up to the baltimore county state's attorney, who says he is still waiting for the state police to complete its investigation. >>> a u.s. congressional delegation is in cuba now, working to free jailed u.s. contractor allen gross. the maryland man was arrested in december 2009 for setting up illegal internet connections as part of a u.s. democracy building program. the 62-year-old was sentenced to 15 years in prison in december 2011. they arrived in havana yesterday, on a two-day fact- finding mission that includes mission leaders and an expected meeting with gross. >>> police are investigating one of the biggest diamond heists in recent memory. in just minutes, millions of dollars in diamonds were stolen from a plane that was getting ready for takeoff. >> reporter: security at brussels international airport is increased, with concrete barriers now in place, around the fence, after a massive diamond heist. inves

all the particulars from mike. this morning that's the low 70s. trend going into the weekend. 35 degrees in livermore. 38 in sunnyvail and 48 in san mateo. los angeles as we head through the heat of the warming trend, they will get close to 90 degrees town south. close to 80 degrees. it will be the warm withest weather of the year so far. it's not that far out of the realm of the norm. high pressure is firmly in control. you can see the big area of clearing clouds just wrappinging around the big ridge of high pressure. what happens is you get the clockwise flow pushing the ml back out to sea. with all the sunshine coming in it negate it is marine influence. look at the highs as a result. 70 degrees for livermore. 67 in fremont. 65 degrees in san francisco. all good things must come to an end. i can tell you we are going to come to a screeching halt in our warm-up from saturday into sunday. we have an area of low pressure bringing snowfall to tahoe. maybe a stray shower to the north bay. overall dropping the temperatures, increase the on shore flow

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mike andrea. >> all right delia goncalves with the very difficult story to report from our satellite center. thanks delia. >>> other news now. a teenager is dead and police now have a cab driver in custody after a hit and run crash last night in oxon hill, maryland. the victim was walking in the 4700 block of wheeler road when he was hit. witnesses describe the vehicle as a cab and they told police the driver had headed south towards southern avenue's metro station. that's where officers arrested that driver. >>> a judge has decided to keep hearings into the 2001 chandra levy case closed to the press and public. cbs news has reported those hearings have something to do with one of the prosecution's witnesses in ingmar guandique's murder trial. he was convicted of killing levy. he is currently serving a 60 year sentence. the judge says details eventually will be made public. >>> the district of columbia's ethics board says it found substantial evidence that d.c. council member jim graham violated the city's code of conduct when he intervened in award ago lottery contract. the board sa

. >> mike: unbelievable. we were all joking, beyoncÉ was so electric the lights went out.and then the kickoff return did not help. the lights are back on. fans are entertaining themselves. doing the wave. the players were all stretching. the halftime was long enough for players in a super bowl. and then to come out ask -- and have this happening, it's tough on athletes to stay loose. the lights have just come back on. and the game will continue. maybe this is the break the 49ers needed. we'll see. bet ruth now it's not looking good for the red and gold. >> ama: were thinking, this could be a momentum-killer for the ravening are right it? will be interesting to see how this goes once they start playing. >> mike: no question. and they start the second half with the kickoff return and you're going, my goodness. but they seem to have the 49ers' number right now. 49ers need to take advantage of this somehow and come back and get of the scoreboard. we're just getting an announcement that the game is going to resume shortly. but, boy, this is almost 45-minute break between the fi

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reporting live in college park, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, mike. thank you. >>> and stay with wjz for complete coverage of the college park murder-suicide. for investigation updates, extra video, and to read the university statement in its entirety, go to cbsbaltimore.com. >>> we also have new information today on the identities of people shot and killed in the lobby of a delaware courthouse. denise is in the newsroom with more on the emotional custody battle that likely led to that shooting. denise? >> reporter: well, kai. delaware state police say 68- year-old thomas matuse witch of texas, shot any killed his son's former wife and her friend. his son, david, 39 and christine bel ford were involved in a bitter custody dispute. police say his father, thomas, opened fire at the new castle courthouse, killing bedford and her friend, 47-year-old laura mull ford. police say they're not sure if he took his own life or was shot by police. two police officers were hit with gunfire but were wearing armored vests at the time. david matusiwitch was arrested

mike is all over your morning drive. >> good morning. deficit in the number of cars on the road. we don't mind that. keeps things moving smoothly. picking up volume now. a new crash just behind that 87 here north 101 at 87. a report of a crash there. sounds like everything is out of the lanes. i'll track that for the south bay. no big whoop as far as northbound commute direction or southbound for that matter. over here, a little build for your folks coming out of the altamont pass. holding steady and clearing as far as slowing in toward the dublin interchange. there is your commute route. no slowing again except for a minor buildup. you have to slow for the bend. we'll take folks over to the san mateo bridge and point out a couple things. smoother drive but a few more cars and they disappear as low clouds and fog make the high-rise view disappear here. on the foster city side, peninsula, look at this. i can't see the folks coming off the bridge. i can only see them as they make their way on 92 closer to the camera. that's an issue as far as visibility goes here and in patches as