myles jr. kidnapped and raped a woman while she was delivering a pizza in antioch. his bail has been set at more than $6 million. myles jr. was already on probation for another crime when police say he attacked a driver. >>> also in court, a santa clara university student accused of stabbing his roommate inside their dorm. he may enter a plea. police say dylan kim stabbed his roommate tuesday and cut himself. the roommate is said to be okay. no word what led to the stabbing. >>> a follow-up to breaking news we brought you yesterday morning, a teenager on the run, others in jail after a brutal attack inside the walgreens. police say the teenagers stabbed a store employee several times and beat a security guard. boast victims will be okay. >>> of:03 on your thursday. developing story, tainted medical equipment may be to blame for a deadly superbug at the ucla medical center. nearly 200 patients were exposed to a bacteria, seven people infected, two people died. health officials say the bacteria l

"batkid begins" chronicles what the city and volunteers did to help young cancer patient myles scotthis dream of becoming a superhero to save gotham from the likes of the riddler and penguin. julia roberts, the actress, signed it up to turn it into a feature film and "batkid begins" a documentary produced by current and former staff of nbc bay area, some of our friends did very good jobs out there in the film industry. >> that's pretty exciting to see them succeed as well, and i think it will be great for the bay area to go see it. >> yes, it will. major achievement we are very proud of them. >>> 5:53 right now. >> you know who is heading out there tonight? >> who is heading out there, do i know her? >> christina loren. can you at lease tell us what color gown i'll be wearing? >> magenta. the same gown carrie underwood has on the cover of her new album. she is a woman who likes to pick out gowns that are affordable, so i do as well. 67 degrees on the peninsula later on today. temperatures will be really comfortable. if you want to head you the to cinequest everything is affordable. y

myles jr. kidnapped and raped a woman while she was delivering a pizza in antioch. myles jr. was already on probation for another crime when police say he attacked a driver. >> a santa clara university student accused of stabbing his roommate inside their dorm is headed to court today. officials say he may enter a plea. police say dylan kim stabbed his roommate tuesday and cut himself. the roommate is recovering. investigators have not said what led up to the stabbing. >>> she had a baby and bolted. investigators are asking for your help tracking down a missing mom. 30-year-old jeanette hara gave birth and walked out of the hospital leaving her newborn behind. all this happened in 2012. she's not been heard from since. >>> a "today in the bay" follow-up to a story we told you about yesterday. we're now hearing directly from the san francisco priest who had teachers hand out inappropriate pamphlets to young children. >> inappropriate. we didn't think that one closely. the question of marriage, f

." >> there's myles, the movie revisits a wild day in 2013, san francisco stopped for a day to honor a boy with leukemia's wish. >>> coming up, fifth shades of grade offense, a college kid said he was only copying what he saw in the movie. >> a couple in the sidewalk disappears from underneath them. >>> one of the stories you cannot make up. when we come back, how a pod of manatees managed to get stuck in a storm drain. >>> a live look outside right now, fremont, we mentioned it a second ago, it's 4:40 in the morning and yes, lots of people starting their day already. we are, too. we'll be right back with more news, traffic and weather after this break. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. dark look at san jose this morning, waiting for the sun's arrival. no clouds out there. that means a cool start as well. we'll check the forecast coming up. 4:43 right now. >>> happening today a decision that may lead to lower gas prices at the pump. california's board of equalization will need to consider reducing the gas tax by 7.5 cents per gallon. if approved drivers won't necessarily see an

and petaluma so want out 101 and 80 and 580 and fog now dipping into the south bay san jose at 2.5 myles and you can see the i wind blowing into the veal and that means that fog in livermore blowing to the west could come through the sunol grade and dump deeping into the south bay. on 87 you can see there is fog. we can only barely see the shark tank which is not far from the camera. sfo will have flight arrival delays because of the low cloud deck. we will talk about what will happen moving forward. we will be warmer-than-average today through saturday and we have a back door cold prompt so we have a code front coming at us from the east modifying quite a bit by the time it gets here oscar sunday so our temperatures are cooler then and next week the pattern changes and there will be rain. today, livermore, morgan hill, lake port cloverdale, low 70s, moments of us in the mid-to-upper 60 with clouds a few low clouds and maybe stubborn enough to keep us in the upper 50s to low 60. not too bad. as far as tonight you can see the fog around again and temperatures inland are mid-to-upper 40s.

that will happen at 10:15 tomorrow when ellen myles speak. will offer a narrative gloss which i am sure will be her deeper look. he was self-destructive, a drunk, she was born in a snuff factory. he was probably manic-depressive. and arthur made a very persuasive case. nevertheless, he was almost certainly the best painter of this bunch. ironically, his best paintings do not tend to be washington. nevertheless, most reproduce is his portrait, it looks a little familiar. it is based on this. this was commissioned by martha to be, along with a portrait of her, to be portraits to be hung, which they never did. stuart didn't deliver them to martha. after martha died, he refused to hand them over to she kept a portrait on his studio. he referred -- first of all, he regarded the paintings as a legacy to his family and then they were sold. and thus the name -- the two of them hung for many years. he made many copies of them up close to 30 years before his death. he referred to the copies as his $100 bills. you could come to him and say i want a port

. >> it's wonderful to see this in action as it stretches ten myles the full length of broadcast. >> it's such a tradition. neighbors pit themselves against each other and enjoy participating in this race. >> for those that didn't get a bid there's still spots on the nbc 10 team being led by our very own keith jones. details will be revealed soon on the nbc 10 news app. and check our app closer race day for morn information for the race. >> up next millions of americans suffer from them but there's a brand-new treatment for those debilitating migraine headaches. we have details just ahead. >>> and i'm tracking snow showers as well as potential for record cold as well as a storm that affects the weekend. we'll break down the timing of it all straight ahead. >>> new research suggests kids should not take a nap after the age of 2. who knew. australian researchers found that kids who napd over the day had a difficult falling asleep overnight. they found it difficult sleeping overall. experts recommend changing with the pediatrician before this study. >>> if you suffer from migraines a hi

listen to the pilot, myles. the pilot's final words before the plane crashed.have the sound -- basically he says may day, may day, engine flame out. david, what does that say to you? >> what it says to me is that the pilot knew he was in trouble. the left engine had quit basically flameout means something caused it to not produce thrust. the flame is out in the engine. >> pick that up a little bit, richard quest. it does show the urgency -- they had a few seconds to make critic critically important decisions. >> absolutely. this is by and away a critical moment. but it's also -- this is what's interesting. the plane had taken off. it was in the initial climb. about 1,300 feet as i understand it. so it had altitude. and it had some power. planes are -- all commercial aircraft of this nature are designed to fly on one engine even at most critical moment of flight and on top of that wolf pilots are trained. it is in many ways a criticism sometimes. the one thing they practice again and again and again is losing an engine on takeoff. that's why this is going to be

took place 125 months ago, we remember this taking place in san francisco, "batkid begins" to help myless dream of becoming a superhero who saved gotham from the likes of the riddler and penguin. actress julia roberts signed up to turn it into a feature film and "batkid begins" the documentary is being produced by former and current staff of nbc bay area. this is the silver anniversary of the cinequest film fest. it's remarkable how much it's grown. mercury news" in 1990 people told him this film festival wouldn't survive, they would fail, but back then it was just a three-day fest, with 60 films, 3,000 ticket buyers. today runs 13 days through march 8th, will screen over 200 films, more than 90 of which u.s. or world premieres and they expect to sell tickets to roughly 100,000 people. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> big silver anniversary. tonight. you see the cars affected that were hit. several people were injured. emergency crews at the scene. look at the trains themselves, completely on their sides. cars were sent flying off the track. it happened a li

but as myles pointed out to me unfortunately we're going to find the answer. we're going to find out what happens to the species because we are running this gigantic experiment. and another question that arises in terms of what's going to happen to the tropics when you think about it as all these organisms move up slopes or towards the poles is what's going to happen the tropical lands, right? those places already the warmest places on on earth. they can have a lot of species there but as everything is on the move what is going to move into these tropical low land? by the just going to empty out? once again we don't have an attitude that at this point but unfortunately, we're going to find out. so global warming is not the only effect though of pouring a lot of co2 into the air. it has another very significant effect, and perhaps some scientists argued even more significant effect, and that is what it does to the oceans. so here are just a couple of key facts about this. the oceans have absorbed about a third of the co2 we have been needed since the start of t

joining us our cnn aviation analyst, myles o'brien. what do you think? >> what's going on? the drones flying over the eiffel tower, the u.s. embassy in paris, other landmarks. >> yeah. i think those would be pretty shots for one thing. i can see why journalists would be trying to do this. but the french are particularly tough about this. for one thing to fly a drone there, you have to have what's tantamount to a pilot's license, a motor glider license. and you have to have specific permission to fly over a specific location. it sounds like they failed on both of these accounts and may have gotten some pretty pictures but also got in hot water. >> looks the fbi is getting involved in helping them. there was a drone that flew over the white house a few weeks ago, as you well remember. >> yes, i do remember that. it's interesting. what happens as you well know, technology gets ahead of regulation. this is an exploding market of technology these lightweight drones that carry these small, go pro style cameras. it can get amazing images of what it costs tens of thousands of dolla

. >> i have myles teller here and his girlfriend looking dapper. your counter part in "whip lash."h an oscar. did you think that was going to happen? >> he did only because he has literally won everything leading up to it. usually it is a little more divided. i figured if he didn't win it would be pretty disappointing for everybody. i am superhappy for that guy. he did his first film when he was like 41. a great moment for him and his family. >> one of the actors that we have all known. >> the voice of the yellow m&m. >> you also got to get on stage tonight for a little bit. were you at all nervous? >> not really. i mean, they have a bar in the green room. so that's an easy way to kind of -- >> break the ice. >> smooth it out a little bit. are you guys ready to let the hair down and have a good time tonight and go hard. >> absolutely. i have had my hair up so i'm ready to finally shake it off. >> how much are you going to shake it up? >> for a long time. >> can i show off your ring? >> can you see this? >> i found this at a shop in beverly hills for a different occasion. i don't kn

myles was already on probation for another salt-arelated crime. >>> police say two men were standing arrests. >>> a few hours from now giants pitchers and catcher also hit the field for the first time this season. the giants play their first game march 3rd against the oakland a's. >>> let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, laura. 80s in scottsdale for today. for us we're starting out in the 50s and we're going to end up pretty nice for today. temperatures ramping up into the upper 60s to low 70s, as we get into the rest of your week some changes to tell you about for your friday. cloudy start tomorrow a few 70s on your way for your friday as well and getting into that all-important weekend, two different sides to the weekend, more sunshine and a warmer day saturday. little bit cooler not as sunny an sunday. little humid out there as well. we'll tell you what's going on this weekend in my next report. >>> first a check of your drive with mike. >> we're looking toward our dublin camera where the low clouds continue to dri

myles, you have taken a look at this that perhaps the pilot may have turned off the wrong engine. this? >> it wouldn't be unprecedented for that to happen. a lot of it is identifying what's going on. these things happen very quickly. pilots are trained to do this but can make mistakes. there's no time for error in these situations. one thing i think we should look at -- two things. the captain was concerned about something to do with the left engine before he took off. was he predisposed to think he had a problem with the left engine? there were three pilots on board. we're told the person in the right seat the first officer, was of captain rank. you had three kap capcaptains in the cockpit. the way they operated the plane who was in charge will be an interesting thing to ascertain when we listen to the voice recordings. >> how do you know the pilot was concerned before takeoff? >> these are just reports we have heard. he had indicated this. these are reports that we have gotten from the region. i'm not -- not verified by me. >> that's the problematic one, on the left side? >> the

. >> it's a disaster in yemen, a disaster in libya despite the hundreds of cruises myle missiles.s asomalia. i see a pattern here. you served in iraq. you served in afghanistan. i got to ask you this question was that a waste, given what's going on right now? did the united states, the money, the blood, all of that was that simply a waste? >> i don't think so. if we look back probably many of us would have made a different decision in 2003 about iraq. we did what we did. i was there in '09. we brought iraq peace. it seems that political reconciliation was raphappening. we pulled out in 2011. it went the way -- it went in a bad way. it's terrible to see what's happening now. i would say the sacrifice of many americans has not been a waste in this war. we brought people peace. we showed them what democracy can look like. hopefully they take what it was like and try to reinstate that. >> in my view the winner in iraq is not the united states it's iran. that government in baghdad is much -- whether maliki's government or the current prime minister they seem to be much more concerned a