. >> newark has schooled me many times over. but look. where we've made the biggest jumps in newark. we have a lot more work to do but have been those areas where we've come together with the willingness to do the things other people weren't doing in order to get the results that other people weren't getting. so take this issue we have in america that's ridiculous. we as a nation drag on our economy in ways that people don't even realize, billions of dollars in new jersey is spent, warehouses that we leased, the majority 60% come right back. you want to talk about the biggest waste of government dollars. >> charlie: we're just simply warehousing without giving them the new skills. >> that's right. we take this as an issue. we brought people together from different parts of the political aisle. we brought the manhattan institute together on the right side of the political aisle, local activists on the left side of the political aisle joined together and we started creating models of innovation of this issue. we created a fatherho

newark mayor cory booker for instance raising money for an animal shelter in new jersey. joe green has been trying to change the world since high school when he joined the school board at 17. in his words, this is my generation's chance to prove we don't suck. let's get the zuckerberg stuff out of the way. you were one of his roommates at harvard. was that a good guess that it was you in the back? well, your character? >> you could. >> all right, good. for anyone who's seen the movie -- go ahead, sara. >> you chose not to partner with mark, correct? he asked you to be part of facebook and your dad said, don't get involved with that mark zuckerberg? >> and do you still talk to your dad? >> i do. >> just kidding. is it true? >> yes. my father is a professor at ucla and the previous zuckerberg project got us in trouble in harvard. i was also working for the kerry campaign and mark and i are still close. >> one of your business partners currently is sean parker who if someone has seen the movie is the bad guy. have you seen the movie? he's the bad guy. don't partner with him.

elsewhere, checking the ride here through fremont, closer to newark. right around highway 84 an accident reported blocking one lane now our sensors are not picking up any slow speeds right now if you are coming up northbound, 880. trip on around head toward the dunbarton bridge toll plaza, traffic moving fine as well as around the south bay looking great coming up the guadalupe parkway, 101 traffic fine heading out of downtown happen sew say, traffic fine -- san jose, traffic is fine. >>> that is your traffic back up to you. >>> okay thank you elizabeth. >>> popular retail stores warning customers of a cyber attack. personal information now in the hands of hackers. >>> winning once again the changes that turned boos into cheers at charlie sheen's second show. ,,,,,,,, [thunder] did you buy the flashlight and the batteries? yes. did you make sure we're not missing anything in the first aid kit? yup. did you go through the plan with the kids again? yes. announcer: the more you prepare today, the more you'll be able to reduce the devastating effects of a

laura cisneros/resident e del este de la bahía 24:08:00 yo tenía restaurante el newark y la verdad aon 3 veces y lastimosamente fueron morenos.. aracely siente temor desde que asaltaron a su hermano. s.o.t. aracely cervantes/trabaja en la fruitvale 25:50:00 sí fue una persona morena, realmente por nada; él le daba todo lo que tenía y aún asi lo golpearon... s.o.t. josefina garduño/resident e de oakland 15:04:00 era una persona morena, me querian asaltar en la parada del camión, me arrebataron la bolsa.. pero no todos piensan igual.. s.o.t. hugo guerrero/comercia nte de la fruitvale 4:57:00 no hay un choque que digamos de razas, no, porque no son todos, también hay que ver no son todos.. pero desgraciadamente, pues sí un porcentaje poquito elevado nos han golpeado, me entiendes.. la solucin agrega, es ms seguridad y guerrero dice estar trabajando con la ciudad para conseguirla... s.o.t. aaron del angel/comerciante 22:51:00 yo creo que no es algo rac

juan pablo segundo" sea beatificado en el vaticano, un grupo de seminaristas de la arquidiocesis de "newarkey", se reunio para discutir el significado del acontecimiento.---"ana ledo" nos amplia la info. áviz l_kearny, new ---volviendo a la conmemoración de este viernes santo... en san francisco, se llevó a cabo una significativa representacion de la pasión de cristo... "beatriz ferrari" estuvo ahí y nos tiene las imágenes. ---la policia de san francisco busca a un sujeto que, al parecer, asalto sexualmente a una mujer cerca de la universidad de california en san francisco. ---en un intento por ubicar al sospechoso, las autoridades difundieron este retrato hablado.---el individuo es descrito como un hombre delgado, blanco, de unos 5 pies 7 pulgadas de estatura, con cabello corto rizado, rubio o cafe.---el ataque ocurrio el pasado 15 de abril a eso de las 11 de la noche cerca de "lincoln way" y la tercera avenida.---como seÑas particulares el sujeto usa "piercings" en el puente y los orificios de la nariz, asi como en el labio inferior... ademas, tiene un ligero problema del habla. --los pad

san leandro, hayward and newark low to mid 50s, newark around 52 degrees. 62 in redwood city, menlo parkreeze say longer our beaches. low to mid-50s through the north bay valleys. at your beaches, breezy and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. carmel 58 and monterey bay, low to mid 60s and breezy. it will be a breezy at at&t park as we take on the dodgers once again. it will be around 56 and dropping down to 52. as we head in tonight, clouds will gather out ahead of a cold front. low to mid 40s in the north bay valleys. mid to upper 40s and not as cool as this morning. and patchy drizzle is possible the closer you get to the coast. watching high pressure right now bringing us mostly sunny conditions but such a cool start. it will be hard to get temperatures back down to average. high pressure thursday, dry a slight chance of a shower on friday but look at those temperatures away the coast, saturday and sunday, low to mid-70s, 60' coast. don't you find this adorable this morning. this is from opening day at at&t park, i think he got garlic juice on his hands. and i hope you enjoyed it.

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newark low 70s and out over the hills, mid-70s. 77 in brentwood, down to the monterey bay, upper 60s for monterey. look ahead, tomorrow will be as much as 6-7 degrees cooler. then colder on wednesday night into thursday. looks like another opportunity for rain next sunday. >>> it appears that katie couric is leaving her anchor post. her contract expires in early june and several media reports say she is expected to step down and launch a syndicated talk show. neither couric nor cbs has made a comment. she would leave in five years after being the first woman to solo an evening newscast. >> there is a fewer lost bags from airlines but travelers were sill dissatisfied. complaints went up 28% last year. the author of the report says mostly due to changes in the way airlines are doing business. there are fewer flights and fewer seats available. so flights are more overcrowded and tougher to rebook when a flight is cancelled. delta had the most complaints followed by united and u.s. airways. southwest had the fewest complaints. alaska airlines had the second lowest and mesa air was third.

newark low 70s and out over the hills, mid-70s. 77 in brentwood, down to the monterey bay, upper 60sfor monterey. look ahead, tomorrow will be as much as 6-7 degrees cooler. then colder on wednesday night into thursday. looks like another opportunity for rain next sunday. >>> it appears that katie couric is leaving her anchor post. her contract expires in early june and several media reports say she is expected to step down and launch a syndicated talk show. neither couric nor cbs has made a comment. she would leave in five years after being the first woman to solo an evening newscast. >> there is a fewer lost bags from airlines but travelers were sill dissatisfied. complaints went up 28% last year. the author of the report says mostly due to changes in the way airlines are doing business. there are fewer flights and fewer seats available. so flights are more overcrowded and tougher to rebook when a flight is cancelled. delta had the most complaints followed by united and u.s. airways. southwest had the fewest complaints. alaska airlines had the second lowest and mesa air was third.

oakland, 64 tomorrow. 6 # for newark. 64 for concord, and mid-60s in watsonville and gill -- gilroy. a stronger system moves in on monday. by tuesday, we get a chance to dry out. then also warm things up a bit. check out friday and saturday, temperatures rebounding into the 70s inland. >> alan: i like it. let's talk to shu. the world champion giants -- >> mike: not looking like it. we do know a guy named tim was going to win. a great pitching matchup at at&t, tim lincecum and tim hudson. both very come petty. but lincicome was the timid one today. braves looking for their sikdz win of the giants but the g-men struck first. pat burrell is waved home and looks like codey is going get his first rbi of the season. lincecum, not shamplet -- not sharp. >> lincecum gave up six hits, five runs, and six walks. the giants had no answer for hud y. four ks, no walks, and one out short of a complete game. giants lose their third straight. >>> the sharks can close out the kings at the tank with a victory but the series has been so up and down, who knows what that's roller coaster will offer tonigh

. >>> newark school superintendent will step down. he will serve as superintendent for oak grove school district. >>> a proposal to rename the popular san francisco bay trail not setting well with one east bay city. all alameda ants to name it for state senator. trail supporters in richmond want to keep the name the same because they say it's neutral and nationally recognized. also, replacing the signs would be very expensive. it is friday. let's check in with christina. >> it's friday. a nice weekend for outdoor activities. if you have a bicycle or golf cart you'll want to use it this weekend for sure. the clouds are trapping in the heat from yesterday. we are starting out significantly warmer. it's going to make for a warmer afternoon. some cities, we are talking act the 70s. east bay, i think livermore is the warmest city. you will hit 70. as you can see, we have high pressure in control of the weather pattern that's keeping half the state nice and clear. the other half is seeing storm tracks. this is the set-up for the next couple

in fremont, we have a report of an incident off 880 into newark on the right hand shoulder. watch for activity. it should be addressed in a few minutes. a live look at the 92 crossing from 880 to the peninsula sight. smooth dry here. steady camera. a clear view of the high-rise lights. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's clear there. chp issued an advisory with fog in the area. it will grow as far as the effects on the commute as well. >> thank you much. >>> coming up, a stellar resume may not be enough. why some people think they need this to keep ahead in the job market. why spending more may keep you ahead. the newest gadget about to go up against the ipad. we'll show you the blackberry play book. >>> looking at a live picture of oakland, it's 4:40. >>> it's 4:43. you are looking at a live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza. things are looking very smooth. we'll check in with mike who worked hard all weekend, coming up in a bit. >>> some people looking for a job are tweaking more than their resumes, they are tweaking their looks. we have one woman who ss it's ienant

a possible hazardous materials spill in newark. this was the scene just a while ago.a medical supply store, indicated a possible choreen leak. clark avenue has been shut down as a safety precaution there. the alameda county fire department is responding. you see the emergency crews on the scene. they will determine the severity of the leak. >>> and now a hook at other top stories covered by our kron4 news crews around the bay area today. we begin with the barry bonds perjury trial where jury deliberations continued. dan customerren has details from the federal courthouse in san francisco. >> barry bonds arrived at the federal courthouse in san francisco shortly after 9:00 tuesday morning, but left a little over six hours later, still not knowing his fate. the jury spent the entire day behind closed doors discussing the evidence and never once returned to the courtroom with a question. and by the end of their third full day of deliberations, they still had not reached a verdict. >> bonds faces four charges. he's accused of lying to the grand jury when he said he never

right now we do have flight arrival delays into newark and rain into boston could cause delays.heck out flight tracker at the abc7news.com. >> kristen: more questions this morning about taking airport security too far after a 6-year-old girl being patted down. she complained but she doesn't want the pat down. screener letting the girl know she will be touching next. children have been used to carry explosives in some places. some say it's going too far. >> a 6-year-old child should not be subjected to this. >> she was in tears after the pat down. "good morning america" will have an exclusive interview with the parents coming up right after our newscast at 7:00. >> eric: many airports are reexamining just how much elbow room they need to give the world's largest passenger airliner when it taxis from the terminal. the wings of airbus a-380 smashes into a tail of regional jet. >> i felt the brakes. >> nobody was hurt. they require wider taxi wider for the generation of the super jumbo jets. j.f.k. never widened their taxi ways. they received a waiver as long as certain procedures a

newark 62. east bay interior valleys, that is where you will notice a little bit more mild for you.oncord 66. 66 antioch. 64 livermore. morgan hills tomorrow a mixture of sun and clouds, 65. and watsonville at 64 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast. the clouds come in on monday. slight chance in the north bay on monday and then as we head into wednesday, the other system will bring us a few more clouds. check out the end of the week, thursday, friday and saturday. likeing that, back in the 70s. >> loving it. >> should be nice. >> our next -- do you text and drive ever? >> no. >> you are good law abiding citizen, right? tickets for distracting driving are soaring. aduring two days this week officers issued more tickets in the bay area than police usually write across the entire state. more than 50 police agencies taking part in -- more than 250 police agencies taking part in the extensive crackdown. the chp says 979 tickets were writ p on monday and tuesday in the bay area including santa cruz and san benito counties. last year the chp issued nearly 800 tickets every two days

these cities include dayton, ohio, newark, new jersey, tulsa, tucson, tampa, cleveland, washington d.c., denver and chicago, all of which have lower populations than san francisco. two of them have higher populations -- chicago and houston, where the final four will play. the reason we will not host anything here is we have no or rain and we haven't had an arena. this is huge -- we have no irina and we haven't had an arena. this precludes us from any major concert because capacity is too small from national political conventions to the nba and a lot of sources of revenue. this is one of the things i comment on frequently and there are plans afoot to try to do something which, and the times we are challenged for revenue and trying to figure out ways of getting more revenue into san francisco, this is a source of huge amounts of revenue for events that can occur virtually 365 days or nights a year. it's something we should pursue privately and publicly to see what can be done. an interesting article in today's "chronicle." i know lot of you probably saw this -- it talked about projection

we have someone who is yung enough to last 10 more years instead of an import from new mexico or newark or l.a. that doesn't know the background of this city or the police procedures, like the biggest disaster we had in george gascon. the district attorney running for office now after being chief of police. so i welcome you, sir. you have a big plate and it's full. a couple of items which you have seen in the last couple of days puts the commission on notice that you aren't doing the job or job that is equal to maybe the new chief of police and i don't have to bring up the article for you. san francisco, f.b.i., chief of police, we know about the drop program and i say suhr as chief of police, don't take your marching orders from the police chief association that dances around. they are not paid for by us, which is a city and county. they are not voted in by us which is city and county but stuck a big pay check out of guys like you to keep their establishment rolling while this city rolls into bankrupt and the cash flow statements or negative cash flow statements are coming from the s.f

newark and castro valley. over the hills around into the east bay inland valleys mainly mid 60s. 64 antioch. concord,ual h nut creek and pleasantton and near monterey bay, highs of 59 monterey. 63 watsonville. inland to gilroy and morgan hill, 64 and 63 degrees. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. seven days of mild weather. even with the slight chance of showers monday in the north bay, still mainly mild. the latter part of next week, thursday and friday we will see inland high temperatures in the 70s. we haven't seen the string of days like this in awhile. interesting, you know, just a few weeks ago we had the really mild weather with record warmth and then it got cold and stormy and whacky and now things becoming more spring like contribution this may be our pattern for awhile. >> all right. we hope. >> we hope so. >> well, talk about a sneak preview. a view of a zoo animal that is nothing like you have eveveveve [ female announcer ] it's the jcpenney absolute lowest prices of the spring! shop our u

newark, sticks in 81 city. head inland and the trems well above average for this time of year. concord danville 80 degrees. 82 in livermore. around the monterey bay 72 in monterey 70 agrees for new carmel. check out the accu-weather 7 day forecast. tomorrow mid 60's to low 80's. so subtle changes expected tomorrow. but as you head into saturday it is almost a 20 greel drop inland from 82 to 66 degrees. going to be drastically cooler. mid 50's here and slight possibility of few showers dan on saturday. wind picks up both saturday and sunday and then as the wind di dies down, milder conditions early next week. another opportunity for seeing showers around the middle of next week. >> all right. we may be done. may be done with big heavy storms. >> absolutely. we get into this time of year and the systems get weaker and don't quite make it. still cold front a few showers. >> good news we always need more rain but we are in great shape. >> yes we are. >> thanks very much. >> still ahead tonight. may be unluckiest guy in the world. but not complaining about it. unluckiest guy in the

east bay community partly cloudy mid 60's for oakland, newark, head inland, temperatures are right where you should be in concord and livermore, low 70's for the monterey bay, 70 degrees in santa cruz, 72 for new salinas. here's your accu-weather 7 day forecast chance of few light showers in north bay friday and saturday. everyone like i said has possibility of seeing some rain sunday afternoon into monday. but notice the temperatures they are going up more spring like. closer to ample. low 70's inland. 50's at the beaches. doesn't last too long by next week back down again. >> inch average. >> small step. >> thanks. >> coming up next. big changes for daytime television. it is >> coming up next. big changes for daytime television. it is the wrap for 2 of >> public health advocate urge regulator to out law most popular diet drug. 10 million americans use ally in the prescription version and they were supposed to be the pill that let you eat fatty food with few consequence but fda last year warned they could cause liver disease and one ally user ended up needing an emergency liver transpla

zero economic risk between rich and poor in america is deepening going to newark where innocence also taking root among the people that's the opinion of or now civil rights activist dr professor cornel west who shared his views with archies. dr cornell west is among america's most provocative intellectuals a princeton professor and lifelong pioneer of working class rights and racial justice. at this year's left forum conference in new york city dr west's appearance drew thousands of activists aiming to revitalize the american left. there he. once a vocal supporter of u.s. president barack obama dr west tells r t why his opinion has drastically changed dr west thank you very much for taking the time to speak with are taking us to play here the west you are one of twelve hundred speakers from around the world who have come here to new york to take part in the left forum this year's theme it's called the words politics of solidarity why do you think that event like this is so important one of the i just want to pay tribute to the visionary figures behind the left form would play such imp

some moderate amounts of rain into newark. more scattered showers around the bay area.ll have your forecast coming up. >> lawrence, thanks very much. 4:45. >>> residents of san jose fed up with the city's budget deficit and the threat of major cutbacks, at least that is what came out at a public meeting at city hall last night. it is the first of several gatherings on how to deal with the $115 million deficit. city workers are being asked to take cuts in pay and benefits and layoffs are likely. critics say those jobs could be saved. >> i think there's a way around it if they do take a different approach on funding the city operations. >> in a separate move not related to the general fund, the city's redevelopment agency laid off half its staff yesterday. rdas throughout the state are in jeopardy because of governor brown's plan to cut the state budget deficit. >>> 4:46. caltrain's board today expected to vote on a new round of cost- cutting measures. they include a 25-cent fare increase for each one-way trip and a $10 hike in parking fees. the plan would also shut down

. >>> alameda prosecutors charged a newark man with murder today for killing their two children. when police responded. jason odem monroe was stabbed to death. earlier row had been convicted involving castillo. >>> as ktvu rob roth tells us, the chronicle is accusing the white house of not telling the truth. >>> this video was shot by chronicle political reporter carla marinuchi eight days ago and posted on the paper's website. it shows a peaceful protest that included singing during an appearance by the president at the st. regis hotel. but the chronicle is reporting today that the white house is threatening to exclude marinuchi from being the pool reporter because marinuchi used a video instead of only sticking to a written report. >> for carla to use social media which is appropriate for reporters today as a tool to do her reporting then to be punished to it is pretty outrageous. >> reporter: the white house released a statement today saying quote. no reporters have been banned from covering future presidential events. chronicle executive released his own statement. henry brad

jim avila is at a mcdonald's in newark, new jersey, tonight. jim? >> reporter: diane, in this one mcdonald's alone, more than 1,000 people applied for what's likely to be four jobs. in an america where 13 million people are unemployed, even a job that pays less than the poverty level is in demand. >> i'll flip burgers. that's fine. no problem. >> i was up last night, ironing clothes, getting ready like the first day of school. >> reporter: it's not the recovery most of us envisioned. in fact, 840,000 more americans are now working at minimum wage than the year before. still, from cleveland to chicago, atlanta, seattle and denver, unemployed america lined up at the fast food restaurant famous for a billion burgers served, and today, along with "fries with that," put 50,000 jobs on the table. >> i was told i was too proud to work at a mcdonald's, but i mean, i just want to prove everybody wrong. >> reporter: john rodriguez's landscaping business tanked in denver's struggling economy. his wife jeanine lost her job last september. john's already sold hi

. >>> a newark man charged in the murder of his children's mother. police found jason monroe with blood on his hands and clothes on wednesday outside of his house. the body of advantage lean contillo was found inside the home. monroe was convicted of battery against her earlier this month. >>> in other bay area headlines this morning, muni passengers and a driver are recovering from a pepper spray attack. two men were harassing a teenage girl on a packed bus friday when one of them grabbed her, apparently,. she pepper-sprayed them, and the pepper spray affected two others and a driver. they were treated at the scene. police questioned the men apparently harassing them, but released them because the girl didn't want to file charges. >>> the party is over for now. the cinco de mayo parade will not happen, and no one knows when it will return. for 30 years, thousands came up and watched the colorful downtown parade. the gi-4 canceled it, because it said it can't afford to pay for things like police protection and having trouble finding a sponsor. >>> th

. >>> and we have new information ability newark's first killing of the year. police released the name of a woman found stabbed to death. the victim is 25-year-old evangeline contillo. the father of her two children, monroe has now been charged with her murder. he is being held without bail and is due to be arranged tomorrow. >>> he was supposed to be someone students trusted. but authorities say a doctor at uc berkeley's university held services abused his position and sexually abused students. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us now from the courthouse where that doctor made an appearance this afternoon. >> reporter: dr. robert kevis entered a plea of not guilty this afternoon. this is the formal complaint which lists 19 charges which are sexual in nature. police say that kevis assaulted six male victims while he was a doctor on uc berkeley's campus. dr.kevis stayed silent as he walked down the aisle with his attorney. >> we really want to understand how this happened. there were no record of formal patient complaints in the physicians report. >> reporter: kevi

. >>> alameda prosecutors charged a newark man with murder today for killing their two children. when police responded. jason odem monroe was stabbed to death. earlier row had been convicted involving castillo. >>> as ktvu rob roth tells us, the chronicle is accusing the white house of not telling the truth. >>> this video was shot by chronicle political reporter carla marinuchi eight days ago and posted on the paper's website. it shows a peaceful protest that included singing during an appearance by the president at the st. regis hotel. but the chronicle is reporting today that the white house is threatening to exclude marinuchi from being the pool reporter because marinuchi used a video instead of only sticking to a written report. >> for carla to use social media which is appropriate for reporters today as a tool to do her reporting then to be punished to it is pretty outrageous. >> reporter: the white house released a statement today saying quote. no reporters have been banned from covering future presidential events. chronicle executive released his own statement. henry brad

orleans, washington, dc, and oakland, california, and houston, texas, and my number of other place, and newark, new jersey, where very different things are happening today. for many reasons but if you took all the teach for america alums out of the way, you'd take away a lot of leadership in those pictures. >> does the teach for america movement have an ideological personality? >> i think that people come out of this -- and we probably have -- we have a diverse community, and people come into it viewing the issue that we're taking on in different ways and from different sides of the political spectrum. i think people come out sharing -- largely sharing a few views. one, i think people come out of it knowing, we can solve the problem. it's not that the kids don't have the potential and the parents don't care. if you look at gallup polls -- and i'd be interested in seeing another one now that the prevailing ideology has started to shift a bit. but as of about three or four years ago, most people in our country thought that the reason we had low educational outcomes is because kids weren't motiva

news if you are travel to mfs, flight arrival delays are over but flight departure delays out of newark>>> good morning, i'm janelle wang live in san jose. trail is cold but the search continues for two pit bulls who attacked a woman at a popular south bay park. i'll tell you the vicious attack that lasted about 20 minutes. >> kristen: also state regulators grant pg&e a rate hike to help it's maintain it's pipelines and more hikes high mai be coming. >> weather headlines, warmer afternoons through the weekend but we still have a couple of chances of light rain. >> and few minor accidents this morning, still no major slow spots. >> eric: furniture, even a bmw? police arrest a manager for embezzling hundred thousand dollars. >> it's 5:30. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. >> animal control officers in the south bay are urging restrictions for two pit bulls after they attacked a woman and her dog. the pet died. janelle wang is live at the park where this happened. there has been a number of attacks recently? >> that is exactly right. just this past january a 78-ye

it happened last night on central avenue in nu -- newark. the counties hazmat clean quickly raced to the scene and controlled the situation. >> there was some minor adjustments to some of the safety measures in the plant. those were corrected. our personnel evacuated out. at this point in time, there is is no hazard to any neighboring communities. >> still not clear how much dangerous gas leaked if any but how one plant employee was treated in the hospital for breathing problems. >>> right now college students from across california are getting ready for a another day of campus protest. it will be the latest in a series that focused on state budget cuts that target california budget cuts. those are schedule to be begin at 8:00 a.m.. ktvu kraig debro will have a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> federal and state emergency officials will get a firsthand look at a landslide in hercules. they will take a tour of the landslide area reportedly it will focus on making sure disaster money will be used to help the homeowners there. rainy weather ba

a former senior fellow at the manhattan institute evening fellow and policy center and lives in newark city which is what he was almost late today. [applause] >> our format is simple. mike will go first -- bill will go first. bill will go first in part because his presentation is based on his new book "gray lady down" about the new times turkey will go first for 20 minutes. mike will respond for 20 minutes. will have 15 us of rebuttal answer rebuttal and will open the floor. is one suggestion. a strong request. when you ask a question make a question. no speeches. identify yourself who you are, are you with an organization that you want to be identified with and then ask a pointed question. let's begin. >> i'd first like to say thank you to fred for organizing this. and to frank for lending us this lovely space. it's nice to be back in the borough of my birth. the burrell of my parents birth and it's nice to see my brother who lives here as well. retired police sergeant. and a graduate of saint francis. nice to see michael who i knew someone in the '90s, and so let's get going. i think

rain clouds and flight arrival delays into laguardia and newark and philadelphia.k out flight tracker at abc7news.com to see if your ♪ it's the way you bring out the sun ♪ sunnyd! ♪ it's the way you make it all fun ♪ know who makes the day sunny? my mom and sunny d! i love the taste. mom loves the vitamin c. and now it has 40% fewer calories than most regular soda brands. sunnyd! ♪ m me today a sunny day! sunnyd is giving away a prize a day for a hundred days at facebook.com/sunnyd >>> good morning, i'm amy hollyfield live in san carlos. redwood city wants to do business with san carlos. fire fighting business and serious money could be saved with the plan. i'll have the story coming up. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san rafael where an accused serial killer makes his appearance today. we'll take a look at it coming up in a live report. >> good morning, live look from sutro tower, a dry day, clouds are gathering and live doppler 7 hd is picking up some rain to the north. we'll talk about when it gets to our neighborhoods and how much you should expect today. >> s

petaluma, santa rosa, 60s in richmond and 68 for hayward san leandro and newark coming in around 69.ook for mild 70 with 72 in concord, 71 down by the monterey bay, cool at the shoreline but look for low 70s in hollister and game tonight at coliseum, temperatures will start out in the low 50s. et cetera getting cooler, into the upper 50s. look for numbers to trail off a little bit tomorrow. here comes a little rain sunday night into monday, then numbers below normal with maybe some more rain coming in next wednesday. >> janelle: sharks are playing down in san jose. >> yeah. >> and it is well known that people who lose a lot of weight can improve health, but it can also sharpen your wind. they studied overweight people and those that lost weight improved their memories but those that did not some got worse. obesity is known to call hypertension, diabetes and sleep apnea. it can affect how much blood flows to the brain but losing weight could improve blood flow to the brain. >> it's also possible, cardiovascular fitness and eating better may improve memory ability. >> janelle: scientis

winds picking up in hayward and newark. over the hills, look for upper 60s to low 70s. cooling trend begins today, especially at our coasts around monterey. low off on's and next system comes in brings moisture and chance of showers late tomorrow. lingering into friday and saturday looks dry but yet maybe some more rain coming our way by sunday. >>> good morning. it's been a pretty great morning so far. you'll find the usual delays westbound 4 out of antioch. a shot in the north bay, southbound flowing well out of san rafael as you make war way past the marin civic center. toll plaza, delay free. metering lights are turned around 6:20 to 6:30. and live shot shows traffic is a little more congested but month brake lights as you make your way towards highway 24. south bay, one at the 101 and 880 interchange. headlights on north 1012, still no slowing 880. 280 and 17 interchange, all is well. that is highway 17. mass transit systems reporting no delays. >> eric: it's 6:19. working overtime may be good for the wallet but no new evidence it's not good for the heart. new stud

---arrestan al asesino de una mujer, apuñalada sin piedad, en newark.uno de ustedes pueda reconocer a la víctima. y lo que verá ahora es perturbador. >> cada imagen es una cruel prueba de la saña como asesinaron a esta mujer. recibió puñetes en la cara sus labios quedaron revent además sufrió her nidos brazos y le quitaron el último respiro op primo iendo su cuello, así lo dijo el médico forense que le hizo la autopsia hace 10 años. >> ella luchó contra su agresor. por eso tenía moretones en la cara y también en los brazos, y porque los usó para defenderse. >> a la mujer la dejaron a la orilla de un pantano en una zona rural en carolina del sur una carretera pequeña y poco trans tada es el único testigo de lo que ocurrió el 24 de mayo del 1995. >> todo parece indicar que fue asesinada un día antes de esa fecha. y que el criminal tuvo tiempo para decidir qué haría con su cuerpo. >> de no haber sido por un hombre que la encontró mientras podaba, es probable que sus restos hubiesen desaparecido en el pantano, cuando su encontrada tenía puesto un calzón sol

. >> flight departure delays out of newark.ck out our flight tracker at abc7news.com. ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? sure. ♪ [ beep ] hey. okay. -these'll do. -yeah. [ male announcer ] wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. ♪ the best part of wakin' up so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. ♪ is folgers in your cup >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> opening bell has rung and trading is under way and stocks appear to heading lower as claims for unemployment benefits rose unexpectedly for the first time in three weeks. home sales prices rose last month because of higher gas prices. we'll see what is going on in about 15 minutes. >> six bay area swimmers are trying to do something more difficult it hasn't been done in 40 years. they are swimming from the farallones to golden gate bridge without wet suits. why? >> reporter: they are doing it to raise money for veteran organizations but the way they are doing it is flat out amazing. take a

this happened last night on central avenue in newark. two separate alarms went off and it indicates the friends of chlorine -- the presence of chlorine and another hazardous gas. >> there was some minor adjustments to some of the safety measures in the plant. those were corrected. our personnel evacuated out. at this point in time there is no hazard to any neighboring communities. >> at this point it's not clear how much dangerous gas may have leaked if any. one plant employee was treated at a hospital for breathing problems. >>> federal and state emergency officials are expected to visit the landslide in hercules. rainy weather caused the landslide destroying eight homes. residents of the other four homes have been asked to move out until the hillside can be fixed. >>> a nevada man accused of killing four northern california women will appear in marin county superior court today. joseph naso is accused of four cold case murders dating back to the 70s. the body of 18-year-old roxene was found in fairfax in 1977. naso struck again a year

culture were once again we buckle down and say this is important that is why the work you are doing in newark, mark, the work that folks like the gates foundation is doing in philanthropic investments and best practice in education especially around math and science training will be so important. we have to lift our gaze up when it comes to technology and math and science. that is one of the most important legacies i can have as president of the united states. [applause] >> the next one is from another facebook employee. >> the biggest threat we have is the rise in health-care costs. unfortunately, a lot of the solutions we here to medicare and medicaid don't involve slowing down the rise in health- care costs. they involve shifting costs to beneficiaries. can you talk a bit more about what provisions of the affordable health care act are designed to slow down the rise of health care costs and what policies you would like to see enacted in the future to continue to slow down the costs? >> let me give you a couple of examples you are exactly right and how you describe it. i don't want to just

. >>> meantime, a newark man accused of stabbing a woman is under arrest. they arrested him for the killing of a 25-year-old woman in his home on cherry street. officers say they responded to reports of an assault at his home on wednesday morning and found monroe outside with blood on his hands and clothes. the woman was inside dead. her name has not been released. monroe knew the victim but have not released a possible motive. >>> we are following a story out of dublin. a man is dead after being shot by a dublin police officer. the police officer is in the hospital with major injuries. today in the bay's christie smith has been following that. >> reporter: they are taking pictures and gathering evidence. they may never know why he came after the police sergeant on patrol. from the hospital, she's starting to tell her story about what happened to investigators. she says the confrontation happened near the parking lot. this man started hitting her head against the cement and she thought he was trying to kill her. this started at 1:30 in the morning when she

santa rosa 66 calistoga 65 and novato nearest bay high low 60's. 63 at oak land. 62 at union city and newark. inland east bay will be just a little bit milder. low to mid 60's up to 65 at concord 64 at danville and please anton and monterey bay look for high in the low 60's near watsonville santa cruz 59 at monterey and low mid 60's inland. here's the 7 day forecast mild weather all the way through 7 day period. one little wrinkle is the slight chance of showers in the north bay on monday but it is slate and by thursday friday of next week we look at high pressure in the 70's again. finally spring arrives and maybe actually stick around this time. >> so nice we had the brief burst of warmth about. >> we d.we even had some of the plants and shrubs in bloom and they had to retract when the cold spell came but they will open up again. >> hopefully next week. >> okay. >> just ahead. on line banking noovs the smart phone. 7 on your side michael finney shares you doing your banking on your computer may be a thing of the past because cell phones are an option. we size up the benefit of local bankin

award, newark and berkeley around 63 degrees. we have mid-to-upper 60s in the south bay.along the peninsula. mid-to-upper 50s along the coast in south san francisco, downtown will be around 60. as you start in saucelito head to stinson beach and bodega bay, low to mid-60s in your valley. carmel, 58. low to mid-60s in the bay. gilroy, 67 degrees. 50 in oakland. 51 in antioch. mostly clear in many areas. patchy fog may develop. especially in north bay. mid-to-upper 40s for the rest of us. look at what is going to happen in the next couple of days. note the undulating pattern, the highs and the lows of the jetstream. that means it will bring in chunks of energy. it will squeeze out scattered light rain. best chan of accumulating on saturday and lesser extent on sunday. not a plan-changer. dry tuesday and wednesday. winter is not over in the sierra. check out a beautiful picture. a proud grandfather accept it to me. joey smith, floor director. that is kayla on the left. shawnee on the right. aren't they beautiful? next to the snowman. they did it up in the borreale mountain r

earlier accident newark now completely gone. taking a live look heading toward the san mateo bridge. 880 looks great, highway 92, cruising across the stand between hayward and foster city. we have a mud slide blocking some lanes of highway 116 sonoma county. a few more details on that coming up. >>> thanks very much. >>> more southwest airline flights been cancelled today. cancellations are to inspect boeing 737-300 aircraft. boeing took that out of service after a 5-foot hole opened in a passenger cabin roof after a flight that took off from phoenix. small cracks have been found on at least three planes so far. >>> kit is at oakland international which has an entire terminal for southwest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. oakland international certainly has been bearing the brunt of the bay area airports when it comes to flight delays and cancellations. we are still awaiting word on the break downs of the various impact on all the airports. if you have a flight it may very well be cancelled. there are 79 planes left to

where we are seeing rain right now all of this band of green showing showers through union city and newarkgoing to continue to move east and to the south so good chance of needing that umbrella through this afternoon, as well. so taking a look at the satellite we can see that system pushing through. most of that moisture is north of us most of the rainfall northern california and pacific northwest but today, you will see some showers but we'll clear out quickly. you can see those the -- ocean so those clouds moving west meaning the system won't stick around. temperatures right now mild in the 50s. 55 vallejo, 54 for san rafael and san francisco and redwood city and san jose. topping out at 55 in concord. and your highs for today we are going to warm up to the mid-60s in some spots. you can see we are going to hit 66 for concord and san jose. first checking on driving conditions with gianna. >> we have some roadwork to contend with if you are working your way along the peninsula 280 northbound right at san bruno. we have road construction in effect various lanes blocked, that's going to be

near east bay, 73 at oakland with 70 in newark. a little breezy north northwest winds here.r the hills, 75 in danville. 77 in pittsburgh. with livermore coming in at 74. by the monterey bay, we'll keep it cool there, but you head inland, low to mid 70s. three to six degrees today, another five to eight degrees of warming tomorrow and above normal tomorrow all through next week. it's looking hot! when is the last time we saw that 7 day outlook with all the 80s? >> it's been weeks. last year. >> wow. >> almost. >> yeah. that looks fantastic. thanks so much. >>> in sports, a third day of the nfl draft continues today. last night the san jose sharks opened their second round playoff series at the tank against the detroit redwings. like many of the games, in their opening round series, the sharks needed overtime to settle the outcome. here is larry beil with sports. >> good morning, everybody. overtime is the right time for the sharks. three of their four wins in the first start of the playoffs came in o.t. and more last night as they opened the second round with detroit. nothing