. >> thank you, thank you joaquin, thank you, welcome to our orange city hall. nt to welcome everybody here this fourthth animal america arab month of separation and it's my pleasure to join us here and many of us know that we are such a lucky city, and we are lucky because people around their world make their way to fraction, find hopey until the city they know that we celebrate our diversity and find strength in the different cultures that pretend together and now, i ask you also to bring me talent from the arab america communities to make me and help me lune run the city. yes, it's incredible. union, i think i can talk about how wonderful diversity is, but we have to get the talent from our communities to represent all of the different thing that we do in the city. and you know, tonight, even though there is something called a baseball game out there, but these wonderful events that we have in the city whether it's america's cup whether it's fleet week, whether it's the 49ers playing or the giants playing, even eventually when we land the superbowl it all boar

everything is orange nowadays. >> the city is expecting a million people for beatrice's last queen's day. >> we want the city to look pretty because we are on a world stage. >> known no one knows that better than the future dutch king himself. he said he plans to be a monarch of the people. >> of course as king i want to ensure continuity and stability in my country. i also want to be a king for the 21st century who is not just a simple but a unified society. >> wille-alexander is ready for the big day, and the country is also on its way. >> you are with d.w. don't go away. >> in the back fields in eastern france a miss mitterand sits with her accordian. this is traditionally a profession dominated by men. women are slowly invading this "man's world." >> she is a grandmother and has been driving trucks for 35 years. >> i have two lives. i have a life on the road alone with quite more responsibility, and i have my life here. >> suzette relishes her family life. her husband is a truck driver, too, who at 87 still loves to take to the road. >> you were a truck trifere when i met you. yo

. >> the bar is a city of orange and black that ends and flows with the game schedules. >> at capacity most days at 40, 000 people. >> it's not all peanuts and cracker jacks, what's good for business can be frustrating for fans. at best once free parking has a two hour limits, not long enough for a game. >> did they up these meters for two hours so people can park for the game or not? no. >> the proposed site of the new warriors arena are not available for parking anymore. last month san francisco designated special event for parking zones that's code for more expensive. to a minimum of $5 an hour and $7 an hour closer at&tpark. >> i am used to not going to the pay lot. >> i think things are changing. it's the price fans p root for the home team. >> in san francisco ktvu channel 2 news. >> we posted the live show from the home opener under the image tab. >>> the white house says the president obama has apologize to harris. after he created quite a stir yesterday when he complimented her look during the president's visit. >> after he came back from his trip and he called her to apologiz

city. they have it off to the side. as you can see, traffic is moving smoothly there, you can seat yellows and the oranges indicating slow-going at foster city boulevard again off of the san mateo brinl. they have it off to the side now. another accident on 580 has one lane blocked approaching castro valley at the boulevard. slow-going and the roadway flooded as you get through the tunnel. headed eastbound. folks are slowing there because of water on the roadway. that will be the case through the most of the morning. coming up in a little while. back to you. >>> tesla getting an even bigger presence on santana road this morning. in a matter of hours, the palo alto company will open its new and expanded showroom. the san jose store is three times larger than its old location. it will be located in the space previously held by burberry. >>> facebook saying it will make a big-time announcement. a lot of people talking smart phones. facebook announcing its own smart phone operating on the android system. details will be released at an event at the menlo park headquarters. >>> we'll tell you why another big area benefit could benef

orange slices. in 2001, new york city had a few weeks to figure out whether or not they were going to hold this kindf race. across 26 open miles right after 9/11. >> sunday is the new york city marathon, 30,000 runners, over 100,000 spectators. can an event of that size be protected? >> darn right it can be, just the way the three world series games will be. >> can you tell us what kind of security you have in place? >> a lot. we never tell the kind of security we have in place. >> what kind of security for the marathon? a lot and no, whether he not you what it is. after 9/11, runners be warned not to take the orange slices and water from strangers along the route as a security precaution. new york city held its breath and the runners shoved off from staten island and into central park. the race came off great, safely. we do not yet know why the boston marathon was attacked yesterday, killing three people, injurying more than 170 people. it could have been chosen as a site that would be guaranteed to f a lot of people. a symbol. patriots day in massachusetts. there was tax day for the county. this w

oranges showing up. i'll have the specific temperature for your city coming up in just a couple moments here. the high pressure is going to sink, and as it sinks, it warms. it's kind of doing that in some places now and it will do it further tomorrow. so temperatures will be warmest inland. with fog-free conditions, we could easily make it into the 70's. the five-day forecast shapes out with no rain -- darn it -- and more of the same. so we've got just 80's and mid 80's. julie is smiling, because she likes this kind of weather, especially on the weekend. but it is going to be a spectacular bay area weekend. a little chilly in the mornings but nice. >> thanks, bill! >>> coming up on bay area news at 7, on tv 36, the latest on the boston marathon bombing investigation. and a new local connection. >>> employees at a bay area company get a shock today when they discover the battery they manufacture is linked to the boston bomb attacks. how this piece of evidence might help in the investigation. >> we hope you join us at 7 on tv 36. >>> google gets a trifecta. the new place google is rolling out i

morning, a difficult morning here in boston one of many difficult oranges to -- mornings to come trying to return to work after the citys morning, thecy of boston is on heightened areporter 24 hours after terror were arrested. thousands of running in the marathon and a few yards from the finish line at 2:50 the first bomb explodes. >> multiple people down. i don't know what the cause is. stand by. >> chaos ensued amid the white smoke seconds later, another explosion. >> puff of smoke and chaos everyone running. >> i saw quite a few casualties coming back. one guy has legs gone at the 93 and ankles and feet missing, shrapnel wounds on people on the side of the head. not good. >>the bombs went off four hours after the start of the race 50 to 100 yards apart, first responders rushed to the scene and local hospitals quickly mobilized. some victims were transported by stretchers and wheel chairs. the scene looked like a war zone. at least three people were killed and more than 140 were injured. among the dead an 8-year-old martin richard. neighbors set up a makeshift memorial outside his home. president obama was notified i

you see the sunrising like orange sherbert in the bablg ground. >> right now, the city of san franciscoe than 1600 taxis in service. the independent study says they need almost 700 more to keep up with demand. the report says dispatch services are notoriously unreliable. the city's municipal transit agency says it is reviewing the report and will make recommendations for improvement >>> if you like sailboats and food, this may be bad news. food trucks banned from the america cup's festivities. they will not be allowed during the upcoming rag ga ta. >>. >> a new store is getting the go-ahead to serve beer and sell bikes. the bicycle brew stop plans to open on april 27th. the owners want to devote 300 feet for lounge. local youth groups oppose the lounge. >> hops and barley and bicycles built for two. >>> keeping an eye on the comings and going at bay area bars. we'll let you know why san francisco may start relying on security cameras to keep a close eye on its clientele. >> a new round of nuclear threats from north korea. how their next move could impact business right here in silicon v

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city. you'll be able to see where those top gust wills be. tomorrow morning, 15-25 miles per hour. you could see those areas of orange or red. throughout tomorrow morning, low to mid 50s to start. and then as we head throughout the day, 85 in san jose, also 85 in palo alto. 73 in san francisco. three-day forecast, no rain at all. not only warm inland, but plenty of beach weather at the coast. mid to upper 70s. if you're doing a staycation, it's going to be a good week for that. >> i have some family coming in out of the country this year. nay're going to the beach. >> coming up, a crucial comeback for the giants tonight. we're back in a moment. wow, the track looks perfect. now we just need guests. yeah, so they can race! hey! kachow! bellissimo! guido! our tires are a-flying! whooooaaaaaa little tractors, dance! they're here! it is time! there's high-octane fun for everyone at cars land. only at disney california adventure park. dontcha just love that new park smell? i knew devry university would give me the skills that i needed to make one of those tech jobs mine. we teach cutting-edge engineering technology, computer info

of people are wearing these orange squares that emerged as a symbol for the student movement around the country. all of us here hope that san francisco will be the next cityo pursue the fossil fuel divestment. just last week, 561 local residents have signed on to a petition supporting the call and hopefully there will be many more. since i know that the board of supervisors has supported a number of initiatives i will not dwell on the risks that it poses to the community and the bay at large, but in the last year we, have already seen the early impacts of this crisis first hand from the historic wildfires from colorado to super storm sandy to effects right here in california. the divestment is a moral necessity, if it is wrong to wreck the planet it is wrong to profit from that wreckage, it is also a effective political tool, it shows the industry that is unable to continue with business as usual and speakers will highlight that it is economically feasible approach, as we look at the long term risks associated with the investments in coal, oil and gas and the benefits of investing in the more sustainable alternatives it is clear that it is a wise action.

city to do it. like bill, 78 years old the runner in the orange tank top who we all saw get knocked down by the blastmay be momentarily knocked off our feet. but we'll pick ourselves up. we'll keep going. we will finish the race. we carry on. we race. we strive. we build and we work and we love and we raise our kids to do the same and we come together to celebrate life and to walk our cities and to cheer for our teams when the sox and celtics and patriots or bruins are champion again to the chagrin of new york and chicago fans, the crowds will gather and watch a parade go down boylston street and this time next year, on the third monday in april the world will return to this great american city to run harder than ever and to cheer even louder for the 118th boston marathon. [ applause ] bet on it! >> what a way to start the day. (vo) followed by "talking liberally with stephanie miller" >> this is big for me. only on current tv. >> john: when it comes to civil liberties guantanamo bay has been america's elephant in the room for more than a decade. and right now that elephant is charging into walls. a

city. 57 on the south bay. future cast for, tracking temperatures today. by lunchtime, we're talking about eighties indicated by orange for most are in one spot. we're going to keep it in to '70s along the coastline. it is one to be a very clear and sunny day to day. definitely the warmest of the day. by 8:00 p.m. tonight, temperatures mixing out into the 60s and low 70's. i do want to break down the afternoon highs in your neighborhood. cupertino 91, 87 and the pds. we're talking upper 70 starting with '80s for downtown san francisco, 83 year high in berkeley. all seven mr. daly city. not if you're heading to the giants' game against the diamondbacks, first pitch at 715, i don't think you're going to need a jacket at the game because we're talking about clear temperatures-disguisedskies. dry weather as we transition into the weekend. on to traffic now, good morning george. >> george: here at the bay bridge the metering lights are active right now. the traffic is starting to back up at the 80 ramp. you drive times are still under 18 minutes westbound, but those could climb. the late free on the san mateo bridge across

orange. depleted uranium. toxic waste. bullying. ignoring, torturing. let san francisco take a stand against all violence, especially that of our own nation. san francisco invests 1 billion in fossil fuel. seven cisco, the city of ecology , ending for now waste carcinogen free air, admission free buses, san francisco asking for higher standards than the rest of the nation, priding itself on sensitivity, social and environmental justice. san francisco investing 1 billion dollars in carcinogenic fossil fuels, 1 billion dollars and cancer, 1 billion dollars in hypocrisy. 1 billion dollars and another billion in firearms and ammunition. san francisco city of hope, do not betray us. san francisco, by investing in our own defeat. thank you. >> i stand before you and most effective children's health advocate failure. ,this is what i concluded after five years of presenting to the board dozens of studies on the toxicity of -- i have the easiest task in the world. with the growing public outcry against the harmful exposure to chemical toxins in the minutes of skywriting cases of autism, and asthma, sbr chrome contains unregulated harmful chemicals, many found on the prop 65 list of cancer-causing materials .today to

orange along the east shore. pressing towards dublin in the next 50 minutes. 20 minutes away from union city. count on slick conditions there as well. give yourself extra time. we are observing caesar chavez day today. san jose state doesn't have school. a lot of kids are still off for spring break. nonetheless, take it easy. anthony is tracking a couple things. 68 in livermore, santa teresa and gilroy. stick around. let's check the drive. i keep building him up. here he is. >> thank you, christina. >> you are welcome. >>> this morning, we are tracking those wet roadways as you've heard christina mention with the shower activity still coming down. san mateo bridge from the foster city perspective. we have an accident on 101 if you are traveling perhaps that route. let's show you on our traffic maps. you can see, it is right at whiple. it is causing slowdowns. nothing major at this hour. the traffic is still very light. in the south bay, there has been an accident on 280 at winchester for the past hour. chp crews are still trying to clear that. the good news, it is not causing any slowdowns he

city of myanmar, it's dark. blackouts are frequent, with the ancient power grid. but sources of light there are in the street cast an eerie yellow-orangefor almost 100 years under british rule, this was rangoon. in 1948 after helping the british fight off the japanese, there was a new taste for self-determination, the country gained independence. after a decade of instability, however, the military consolidated power and never let go. elections? they came and went. the results ignored, opposition punished, or silenced entirely. burma, now myanmar, where orwell once served as a colonial policeman, where he first had grown to despise the apparatus of a colonial state, make more orwellian than imagined, in a nation where even having an opinion could be dangerous. >> i am very honored to be here at this university and to be the first president of the united states of america to visit your country. >> morning in yangon, to nearly everyone's surprise, there have been some huge changes in recent months. >> difficult time in transition is when we think that success is -- >> nobel prizewinning democracy champion, aung san suu kyi, after 15 year

city of myanmar, it's dark. blackouts are frequent, with the ancient power grid. but sources of light there are in the street cast an eerie yellow-orangefor almost 100 years under british rule, this was rangoon. in 1948 after helping the british fight off the japanese, there was a new taste for self-determination, the country gained independence. after a decade of instability, however, the military consolidated power and never let go. elections? they came and went. the results ignored, opposition punished, or silenced entirely. burma, now myanmar, where orwell once served as a colonial policeman, where he first had grown to despise the apparatus of a colonial state, make more orwellian than imagined, in a nation where even having an opinion could be dangerous. >> i am very honored to be here at this university and to be the first president of the united states of america to visit your country. >> morning in yangon, to nearly everyone's surprise, there have been some huge changes in recent months. >> difficult time in transition is when we think that success is -- >> nobel prizewinning democracy champion, aung san suu kyi, after 15 year

orange shaded areas, blizzard warnings. this is the month of april. no tulips or daffodil, not just yet anyway, and the cold air remains in place with temperatures in the kansas city going from the 70s into only the 40s coming up by tuesday. in chicago, 70s for sunday afternoon. only into the 40s by tuesday. so that grip of cold air is still going to linger even into the workweek, and the outbreak of potentially severe weather could see thunderstorms, heavy downpours, lightning, hail, risk of tornadoes from missouri on monday. oklahoma and texas on tuesday. then marches ahead towards the east as we go into wednesday with the potential for a severe weather outbreak then. and we'll continue to watch that as our frontal system makes its way towards the east. watch out for the heavy downpours. still, the big newsmaker is the snow in the northern plains, and, fred, the icy grip of winter doesn't want to give up yet t. doesn't. thanks, karen. what a mixed bag there. >>> all right. at the masters golf tournament, tiger woods is just about to tee off in a final round as the augusta national golf club. golf's number one player is tied for seventh after being penalized two

coming up from gray to yellow to orange and temperatures that are warmer this afternoon, and san jose is 68, and oakland is 66, and san francisco is 62, and union city67, and topping out at 69 in concord, that is three degrees warmer in santa rosa. quiet across the entire state. radar is showing how dry it is. we have a chance of a few scattered showers and 60 in tahoe and mid-to-upper 70's through the central valley and near 90 in palm springs today. katie? >> thank you, new this morning, sacramento lawmakers hear tough new ammunition restrictions with a major impact on gun owners. abc7 news reporter joins us to explain from san bruno. >> buying a gun in california is regulated. buying ammunition in california? that ises -- that is easy online. all you immediate is a valid i.d. gun control advocates in sacramento want to change that by regulating other taxing ammunition. this morning, state assembly woman will introduce a bill requiring all dealers to be licenses and all ammunition buyers to provide i.d. that would go to a state database registry and the department of justice used to verify in the people are prohibited from owning guns and ammuniti

city of myanmar, it's dark. blackouts are frequent with the ancient power grid. but sources of light there are in the street cast an eerie yellow-orange00 years under british rule, this was rangoon. in 1948 after helping the british fight off the japanese, and with a new taste for self-determination, the country gained independence. after a decade of instability, however, the military consolidated power and never let go. elections? they came and went. the results ignored, opposition punished or silenced entirely. burma, now myanmar, where orwell had once served as a colonial policeman, where he first had grown to despise the apparatus of a colonial state, became even more orwellian than imagined, in a nation where even having an opinion could be dangerous. >> i am very honored to be here at this university and to be the first president of the united states of america to visit your country. >> morning in yangon, to nearly everyone's surprise, there have been some huge changes in recent months. >> difficult time in any transition is when we think that success is in front. >> nobel prize-winning democracy champion, aung san suu kyi, afte

. >>> the city of boston took a step towards returning to normal as boylston street reopened since the boston marathon bombings. the sidewalks have been scrubbed cleans. orange cones mark the sight of the first explosion and flowers, balloons and toys pay tribute the victims but business has resumed with the boston strong logo posted in widows. authorities said the explosions that boston marathon were triggered by a remote controlled detonator. officials describe the detonator as close controlled. that means it had to be activated within several blocks of the bombs. they didn't say what the device was but dzhokar tsarnaev was seen holding a cell phone before the blast. >>> thousands of people turned out today to honor a police officer kill in the bake of the boston marathon bombings. [ music playing ] >> law enforcement officers, family, friends and strangers crowded on to m.i.t. field. they came to remember 26-year- old campus police officer sean collier, authorities say the brother said acause of the boston marathon bombings shot and killed sean collier at m.i.t. vice president joe biden was there. >> whether it is al-qaeda or two twisted cowardly knock of

city. we still have lots of construction but no crashes. that is what we like to report. the map shows all this orange, and fog could be affecting the roadways and could affect your drive so just to let you know we have construction northbound 101 between san antonio it is blocked slightly out of san rafael and southbound 101 we have one lane blocked at mount tamalpais drive and sir francis drake. >> hillary clinton appears for the first time since stepping down as secretary of state and an effort underway to get her to run for president. >> michael jackson's doctor speaks out from prison and a claim he is making of his role in the pop singer's >> los altos, petaluma, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back, everyone, thanks for joining us. just turned 5:12 on wednesday morning. this is a live picture from the roof camera with the embarcardero in the foreground and bay bridge in the background. it is 54 in san francisco. mike nicco will have the full forecast and leyla gulen with the traffic to let you know where the fog is the worst. >> hillary clinton is back in the spotlight stepping o

orange juice. >> right. >> no arsenic. it's not going to work. particularly for the big cityer needs credibility on issues that matter to people in cities. let's talk about what the issues are. it's public education, gun violence. the teachers union. these are the stories that shake the city of chicago. and the idea that people would have trust in a chicago tribune owned by the coke brothers. >> so i want to bring you in on this point. the easy conspiracy theory is the coke brothers own it. let me be clear. i'm not reporting i own it. the conspiracy is i okay, they own it. they not only control content but reporting the decisions. what would it make if they own the properties? >> you look at their business interests. they have an oil conglomerate that makes 160 billion in revenues. i think it's more subtle. every newspaper subtly reflects the agenda of their owner. these may more so considering what they said about wanting toe change the conversation. namely a political candidate who wouldn't want the endorsement in key battleground states. there's a headline from the los ang

orange sweatshirt. the victim was able to get away. the incident happened two months ago on valentine's day at 11:45 at night. >>> the parents of little leaguers made a plea to the vallejo city council for increased police reports. their request comes after two men got into an argument at a little league game last week and one fired shots at the other. at tonight's meeting city council members heard the comments just as they began to map out their budgets and consider more funding for police. >>> in a stunning reversal, federal officials today dropped all of the charges against the man accused of threatening the president with letters containing the poison ricin. as john roberts tells us authorities are now looking at another man. >> reporter: a surprising move for the investigation into ricin laced letters. all charges against 45-year-old paul kevin curtis now dropped. >> when you've been charged with something, you've never heard of ricin or whatever. i thought they said rice. i said i don't even eat rice. >> reporter: curtis was released today a week after the arrest. he was charged of sending ricin to the president. >> i respect president obama, i love my country and i w

orange dress was fabulous. and what would you pick between the two? >> i don't know. >> 4,400 square foot, 3,700 square feet. houston, texas, no taxes, chicago, illinois. >> chicago's a great cityom chicago, but i've got to go with houston because i like the tax rate. >> and you were just there. >> i was just there, people were nice. i like the kind of semi-spanish style of the home, the gas grill, that outdoor living thing they've got going. >> it's a great house, great house, great location, houston, texas wins. >> wow! we've dethroned the painted lady. >> the former brothel, and that house, by the way, the other one, is actually, was a former brothel. so the english manor has deflowered the former brothel, so to speak. >> it's almost worth staying in the painted lady to hear the whispering -- >> you can't imagine the number of e-mails i got about it, seriously. but i have to tell you, it's a tough, tough go on this one. okay, both houses are amazing, both houses are in beautiful condition, both houses just are winners. but texas wins. the fact that unemployment in chicago is so much higher than houston, houston, 6%, chicago 9.2. you've got to give it all around, on a financi

orange sweatshirt. the victim was able to get away. the incident happened two months ago on valentine's day at 11:45 at night. >>> the parents of little leaguers made a plea to the vallejo city council for increased police reports. their request comes after two men got into an argument at a little league game last week and one fired shots at the other. at tonight's meeting city council members heard the comments just as they began to map out their budgets and consider more funding for police. >>> in a stunning reversal, federal officials today dropped all of the charges against the man accused of threatening the president with letters containing the poison ricin. as john roberts tells us authorities are now looking at another man. >> reporter: a surprising move for the investigation into ricin laced letters. all charges against 45-year-old paul kevin curtis now dropped. >> when you've been charged with something, you've never heard of ricin or whatever. i thought they said rice. i said i don't even eat rice. >> reporter: curtis was released today a week after the arrest. he was charged of sending ricin to the president. >> i respect president obama, i love my country and i w

city bombing. >>> april 19th began very beautiful, very beautiful spring morning. >> the sky was kind of a turquoise blue right there at the sunrise. there was some yellows and oranges as the sun crested the horizon. >> i was listening to the radio going through different stations, listening to different, you know, morning drive times, like i always did. >> i went to work, as i always did, and parked underneath the murrah building. i had scheduled a meeting with seven of my staff members. >> i took the kids in the day care and i parked right in front of the murrah building every morning. it was just a normal, regular morning. >> started out as a very good day. >> holy cow! about a third of the building has been blown away. >> the federal building. >> we've got a critical! >> smoke, debris, fire on the ground. this is just devastating. >> i've got three ambulances around me. there are fire crews down here. people are running from the federal courthouse, falling out of the windows. >> i was the first reporter on the scene of the oklahoma city bombing. >> i have just seen a man walking out of the building. he has blood covered from head to toe. there is glass covering

commonwealth avenue into the city itself and then to boyleston street and the finish line you have hundreds of thousands of people offering help and assistance. cups of waters. an orange slice to runners, complete strangers from around the world and around the country. of course, the joyous moments occur at the finish line. not for those world-class runners, but for people who run for a cause. your neighbors. people you know. people who are running on behalf of someone who has passed away. running on behalf of the jimmy fund, the cancer fund, research fund here in boston. running for aids awareness. any number of causes. and when this event occurred yesterday, it is because of the communal spirit that inspires so much of patriots day and the marathon, this was as if someone came into your living room and attacked you in your home. that's the feeling. that's the sense of the crowd. it's obviously a day off from school for hundreds of thousands of children all along the parade route. this was an attack on family. a family of strangers brought together by the community that -- that inspires this one event and has for years. >> and so far one of the great sources of that

city to do it. not here in boston. not here in boston. yes, we will find you. and, yes, you will face justice. like bill iffrig, 78 years old, the runner in the oranget knocked down by the blast. we may be momentarily knocked off our feet, but we'll pick ourselves up. we'll keep going. we will finish the race. >> we will finish the race. i mean, this was a prayer service, a memorial service yet broken up several times by wild ovation. that gives you a sense of the spirit inside that building. the president honored all those who were lost, including victim krystle campbell, who was killed weeks before her 30th birthday. he also spoke about lu lingzi, the 23-year-old woman from china who had recently moved to boston to study math and statistics. she went with two new friends to see the boston marathon and she was killed. and the president honored 8-year-old martin richard, the youngest victim of this awful attack. obama spoke of martin's wish written on a blue poster board, "no more hurting people, peace." >> you talk about getting emotional as a bostonian the president speaking, did you notice the young woman crying, a member of the boston's children