officers are taken offguard when fists fly as they respond to a call for help. >>> taking you live outside we could see some record-breaking warmth. >>> a passenger on an air canada flight says a stranger tried to strangle him mid-flight. [shouting] >> sit down! >> all the things that can happen on a play. passengers yelled at him when they accused the attacker of trying to get out his seat. he wrapped the cord of his head phone around another man's neck. people jumped in to help. when the plane landed in atlanta police escorted the man off the flight for a mental evaluation. >>> a chaotic brawl involving police and a family in a walmart parking not arizona end with one man dead and an officer shot ask wounded. one suspect got ahold of the officer's gun. police releasedded the video of the fight. officers tried to use stun guns to stop a large family from attacking them. police were called to the scene on a report that members of the family assaulted a walmart employee. five people were arrested. >>> the u.s. forest service says it will look into an expired permit that supplies nestle with

take ebola - it caught america offguard. in some places we overreacted and in other places we doesn't do enough. >> there's a lot of scare around ebola, because we don't know much about it, compared to measles. which is also a hot topic. >> when we think of diseases we tend to think of containment. how do we contain them. i had an opportunity to meet a small group of scientists who are seeking out the pathogens in order to understand it. it might surprise people that metropolis. that's good reason for that. let's have a look. >> reporter: we are all vulnerable to the tiny viruses. >> microscopic agents causing big diseases. >> reporter: these infectious agents know now boundaries and in today's hyper connective world, they can move fast. like others, like small pox are eradicated. others spring back to life when we are not vigilantful. safety. >> more than 400 in mexico have contracted measles. >> reporter: then there are the new kids s.a.r.s., avian bird flu and ebola. >> emerging viruses cause two-thirds of recognised dise

and you do not want to get caught offguard. we are talking about much colder temperatures for the sierra. and all of that white there, that is snowfall. so a little bit of a bonus right now. we'll leave you with how much snow we're expecting. it's been so long since we've had any big accumulations. it's not over a foot, but at least it's something. maybe 6 inches in kingvale and possibly 4 inches near twin bridges. we'll have more in about 10 minutes. >> thanks, jeff. you can download our nbc bay area weather app to track the rain in your neighborhood this weekend. you can download it for free from the itunes app store or android marketplace. >>> the new video of a brazen burglary that happened early this morning around 5:00 a.m. take a look. the suspects pull into a shell gas station near the walnut creek bart station. the surveillance video shows one suspect distracting the attendant while his partner attaches a cable from the white truck to an atm machine. the truck takes off and so do the suspects as they hoist that machine

>> the ice-mageddon wasn't predicted, and the camera captures drivers caught completely offguard.vo rick shays down the icy hill like a two-ton pinball. hitting everything in its path. on a zigzag slalom smashup. radio disc jockey sid vicious lives across the street. he also grabs his camera and starts shooting. >> it was one of those, well, here is some snow, i can make it. that's usually the portland attitude. i have an suv, crossover, whatnot. >> heads up! >> you keep hearing all these noises and people warning and yelling down the hill to watch out, more cars are coming. >> get out of way! >> southwest salmon is a fairly steep hill, you can't really tell from the video, but once you're there, you can see how steep it is. and you can't really see from the top of the hill what's down below. >> the men of fire station 3 are the first responders on the scene. and they block the top of the hill. sort of. >> you would think our lights, big flashing lights would have kept people away, but they kept turning down the hill and coming right after us. >> two cars end up plowing into their

we were caught offguard.didn't think this would make sense for people in america but we've had so much demand for it that we're going to work on providing an american option with the shoe that grows. melissa: kenton lee, love what you are doing, makes sense my kids run through shoes so quickly. they grow so fast. thanks for coming on. >> appreciate it. melissa: huge action on the floor of the new york stock exchange nicole petallides with the stocks to watch nicole? >> reporter: we have key names to watch, including amazon google microsoft and starbucks. flashing some of the earnings per share and revenue expectations. amazon to the down side. google, microsoft and starbucks have uparrows. with amazon, the shipping costs they're expecting a loss of 12 cents versus a profit of 23 cents a years ago. the smartphone, drone delivery watching for that. google, revenue growth will be key, and expense. the strong dollar see how it phases in there google clicks and advertising. microsoft warned they're going to see sl

i was shocked and terrified and caught offguard like no, we don't want to do that. you want to spend as much time with people that are here. we would love and miss you and i would be sad. and i had a conversation with his brother. i could see myself throwing punches because you don't want to offend religion. there is still that instinct so i'm curious how you'd handle the conversation with a 5-year-old as well as an adult and how you personally might have handled that situation. >> because i maybe i'll just sign the first he would want to ask that question. [laughter] >> i have no trouble believing this but i don't want to encourage them into the world trade center as a way to get there. just don't do anything stupid or harmful. i came to find myself embracing certain aspects i guess it's always separated but there is a lot of good stories. he's one of our assistance that reads the bible every day and takes a tremendous strength from that. the point comes from this book don't do harm and we shouldn't allow that to occur in the name of religion because i'm trying to

you caught me offguard. are you so good to me. thank you, kris scott and adrian, our producer. 78 in concord. 74 in n san jose. and temperatures are even mild this hour at the immediate coast. we have good air quality all across the board courtesy of that system that came through over the weekend. that's keeping temperatures a little bit cooler than they could be this time of year. our air quality is looking better as a result. as we told you, we're kicking off this spare the air season. 77 degrees not a bad day at the peninsula today. 73 for the east shore. 87 in the tri-valley. we are going to cut off that natural a.c. meanwhile, beautiful day shaping up in san francisco. 74 degrees there. and 87 degrees in wine country. so feeling like summertime out there today. although we are still in spring. temperatures are going to plunge by a good eight to ten degrees as weigh head through tomorrow. and then we have kind of an up and down weather pattern ahead. i'm going to show what that looks like via your east bay valleys. these micro

you caught me offguard with that one. >> do i believe she's qualified?actly a glowing endorsement. geraldo, and jedediah. >> do you support her? >> do i support her? i don't support anybody, at least not yet. you know, i don't really like hillary. the only time i really had a close relationship with the clintons was in 1998 when i had my show then they loved me. >> i love that. geraldo did it. >> look it up. >> since then, they've never given me the big, you know, the big interview. she kind of snubbed me in haiti. so i'm not crazy about her. >> can you name a specific accomplishment of hers? >> when you're talking about a secretary of state, what's colin powell's achievement as secretary of state, that he was a shield for the bush administration? chasing weapons of mass destruction? >> she said assad was a reformer. she failed to make boko haram -- >> the biggest failure of the obama administration is the mid eastern policy, and she bears responsibility for it. >> as we said before, no one really likes her. you have a lot of folks on the left that will

. >> totally caught offguard. >>> sal, i think you got pranked also. >> someone photo shop the me intoto shopped me into a dodger. >> no. >> i'm secure with my giants' fan -- >> the sal seat is secured. >> good morning. let's go outside. i want to mention something that we just got in and i will put it you on the map. actually, i put it up on a picture even better on the golden gate bridge this weekend, you are asked to avid that span because -- avoid that span because a lot of people go and take their easter pictures. if you don't have to go to the golden gate bridge, avoid it. let's move along. bay bridge backed up for 15, 20 minutes. san antonio, at el camino real, el camino avoid the area if you can. 8:57. let's go to steve. >>> partly cloudy to mostly sunny. highs 60s, very low 70s. looks nice for the next few days. cold mornings. increasing clouds on saturday. looks like a cold rain is on the way for sunday/monday. >> no joke. >> no joke. >> next week. >> all right. thank you. >>> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> and be sure t

olivia: it's the speed of the change that caught everyone offguard. about the fact overnight morgan stanley came out bringing forward their call for parity and think we'll see 98 cents to the euro by the end of 2015 and plus think we'll see a rate hike. tom: it's rit cal they link hans work to ellen. olivia: she's been mrs. 2015 rate hike and they bring it forward. tom: that's the kind of catch-up they're bringing to wall street. is this euro weakness or dollar strength? i don't pretend to have an opinion. olivia: there are argumenting there is a structural short in the market and $9 trillion, a record amount in corporate and sovereign debt in dollars that is going to come due the next few years and provide a bid for the dollar. there's a big dollar strength story. tom: i know bob cinch is adamant this is about flows of funds, money coming out of euro trying to find a start. olivia: it's interesting because actually the last couple weeks it's been good news coming out of europe. it's been relatively good news. tom: gary langer, senior vice president g

it catches me offguard.done to the positive side and they find the people that they are looking for, fine. >> reporter: the department has used creative nicknames over the past several months to help catch suspected criminals. in february, they arrested a woman they doubled the bubbly bandit after she was scene steeling champagne from a store and they received a lot of tips after releasing a man's photo and it led to his arrest. they know they are poking fun at these suspects but they realize these are serious offenses. so far the method has worked for them because a lot of times people are sharing this on social media and they are getting tips. so far they've not caught the latest suspect they are dubbing mrs. doubtfire. >> if it works, hard to argue with that. >>> a woman from union city nicknamed the bombshell bandit has been sentenced now to more than five years in prison for several bank robberies in three states. 24-year-old core admitted in january yes, she robbed four wanks last year -- banked last y

. >> you were caught offguard? >> i was. was not paying attention.know what she -- didn't know what she wanted me to to. got busted in third grade. but it made me look at numbers differently and i thought maybe teachers don't know anything. that made me start to ask better questions. this attitude has created this human calculator. >> we have steve and dave and tori all ready. not practiced this ahead of time. he doesn't have any numbers. they are gonna give you each a three-digit number. so this are gonna rattle them off quickly and we have sal. he has the -- >> you know i'm ready. let's go. >> 7, 8, 9. >> plus, 9, 50. >> plus, 8, 28. >> 2,571. >> el is. >> that's right. >> you are about a second slower. i was right there. another one. >> tori has a three-digit -- she has a division problem. we're it's -- it's 453 divided by 7. >> 63.71. >> that's right. i'm warmed up now. my brain is warmed up. i'm in the guinness book of world records for counting faster than a cool -- calculator. >> 85. >> too easy. >> don't do 5. >> 43. >> plus 43 equals -- i wi

pensions that are defined contribution -- it's not just an issue where the baby-boomers got caught offguard. i say this because i've been doing research with a colleague at the university of michigan's policy, and looking at defined contribution plan and how the fact they hey lou people to access the funds prior to retirement. how people behave. so we have been looking -- during the great recession, did people when faced with pressures associated with an economic downturn, start tapping into the moneys? we see that not a majority -- actually i guesshop how you measure it. at least in upwards of 50% tapping in in some way. so i know we have -- i feel like the train has left the station and we have what we have, but if that's what we'll have we have to think about helping people think about are you sure you want to tap into that during a recession because that means it's not going to be there so it's not something just the baby-boomers who were caught off guard. those who have always been in the forum, we have to think about things because there's the temptation for people when there's a down

the rain caught one driver offguard along interstate 280 in daly city. the driver seemed to be okay. >>> conditions are testing drivers around the bay area. slick roads and high winds made for a tough commute over highway 17 this morning. the chp reminding everyone to take it slow to keep things safe. all the rain will give a boost to the snow levels in the sierra. up to 2 feet expected when all is said and done. those snow levels so important, as is the rainfall. and the numbers really starting to add up this morning. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. i wanted to start with the real-time doppler radar. you'll notice we still have a little bit of heavy rainfall mostly rolling through the midsection of the bay area. the main front has pushed through. it's on its way to tahoe. that will produce the 2 feet of fresh powder. we're talking fresh powder in tahoe, above 4,000 feet nort next couple of days. temperatures for today work like this. 50s and 40s to start. we're on our way to the 60s. a couple uppe