new tonight at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's ken pritchett is live with a similar system. >> reporter: whether driving on city streets or the interstate, there is a chance your car, license plate has been captured, the data stored it is a more common tool of law enforcement. >> reporter: if this patrol car drove by, it is ea good bet you -- it is a good bet you wouldn't see this. >> it is a camera. it covers to the front and side. >> reporter: he says the three cameras on this car are constantly scanning. >> if you get a car that is wanted, stolen, if you have a amber alert it will notify you that a car is in the area. >> reporter: they have several cars equipped with the cameras, the photos stored for months and can be referenced. >> very effective. investigators use it. we recovered a lot of property. we have taken in dangerous people. >> reporter: is it an invasion of privacy. there is a debate. >> i am not concerned about that. >> i am not a fan of the government looking over our shoulders about anything. >> reporter:

new tonight at 6:00 p.m.ill be closed days after their debut. traffic was allowed through tuesday. now they say crews will create traffic control as they conduct lane striping friday. 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., drivers should expect delays. >>> a new all electric car from mercedes and tesla is set to hit the market next year. the mercedes has a drive train and battery back co-developed by tesla. 60 miles after a two hour charge with a 7 hour charge, 115 miles. >>> pair of inventors came to the research center to announce their plans to fly across the united states in a solar powered plane that you are looking at here. the solar impulse has the wingspan of a jumbo jet and carries 12,000 solar panels. it will start in san francisco in may and it will take several months to across the country. it crews at -- cruises at 40 miles per hour. >>> researchers said they created a living computer. they found a way to store and transmit data by manipulating dna inside cells. that could lead to ways to treat disease. >>> liv

that bay bridge light show will be at 9:00 p.m. it will be dry but by 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. it will press over the bay bridge. i think that it could hold off by 9:30-9:45 if you're going to see that tonight the initial flip of the switch should be glad. but it could overtake it with rain through vallejo. through midnight the rain will make it very slow progression. with portions of the south bay and to the east bay. the inland valleys will not be impacted until about 2:00 a.m. it will press through, overnight with spotty shower activity. we will finish timing it out on futurecast, coming up. >> pam: some of this rainfall has been in this neighborhood has been on edge. that water main break has left homes flooded and on in habitable non in habitablekron4's dan kerman is there live tonight. dan -- what those homes will remain on in habitable to restoration crews spent another couple of days to working to clean up in the west portal neighborhood. pipes, yards, with three homes have had a red tag because these soils have washed away with compromising the safety and the structure

at 6:00 p.m., more on the investigation. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the mother does not want to talk to reporters right now but the hospital said the girl is doing very well. >> medical assessment is complete. she is in good condition. all indicators are excellent. >> little gabriela quintero was taken to the hospital when police found her in the abandon jeep. she appeared calm and in good health. the hospital said the girl was discharged to her mother before 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. an hour ago. again the investigation is not over and police are still looking for the person who stole the jeep. san jose police say the suspect is a white woman in her 30s wearing a dark top and pants and with dark hair in a bun. she was carrying a target shopping bag. there is a target store nearby but that store was not open at the time. ktvu channel 2 news is staying in touch with police as they search for the suspect. follow us on twitter where we will tweet any updates including an arrest in the se. >>> good samaritans tried to

highlights at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 p.m.s, major changes could be on the way, the details of the proposed changes and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us. good night.

new tonight at 5:00 p.m. years since alcatraz shut down. ktvu's mike mibach went to the rock today and you were able to talk to a former guard who was there on that day 50 years ago. >> reporter: he said there is no place like home and today he came back to the spot he loved and that spot that prisoners feared. >> reporter: sticking out of the bay like the rock she is, alcatraz captivates those who can't escape her stair. >> to see the view and not go anywhere else. >> reporter: trapped they were, hundreds of feared inmates. cells stacked together listening to the sounds of san francisco. >> epic part of history. knowing that people were that bad then, still bad now. they had a place. >> reporter: once inside the cells guys, there were 14 escape attempts, inmates killed, guards killed. >> they all had a pair of scissors. >> reporter: he has stories to tell. he was a guard on alcatraz and on that final day 50 years ago he escorted them toon the boat. >> the last one -- them out to the boat. >> the last one. >>

and on those conditions, 4:00 p.m. but we should change that to 7:00 p.m. if that is okay with you? >> i have discussed these conditions today with the applicant kim in my office. and we agreed on these conditions. are there any questions? >> was there activity after hours here before they were coming in here? >> historically yes. >> okay. zoning does not permit after hours s that right? >> no. commissioners. this application was initially for both a place of entertainment and extended hours. the applicant has decided not to pursue the extended hours premises. so we are now having you look at just the place of entertainment permit. >> okay. >> any other questions commissioners? >> thank you very much. >> is there public comment on town music studios, 1660 geary? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? yes, commissioner? >> i have a question about one of the conditions. does the karaoke rooms have windows in them now? >> or do they have to build the windows as part of the condition and all of the rooms? >> we are going to get on the record. >> into the microphone. >>

see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. can't keep track of that stuff. >> thank you. >>> the san francisco symphony is on strike tonight at 10:00 p.m. the break down at the bargaining table -- bargaining table and the last minute move to try to avert a cancellation of tomorrow's performance. >> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us.

at 10:00 p.m. i will have the latest.e something significant. so tomorrow morning coastal fog. might be valley fog but meiny coastal -- but mainly coastal fog. temperatures tomorrow are going to be in the low 70s in the warmest spots. along the coast with the fog, 50s. model shows all the rain going north. saturday afternoon breaks down a little bit. doesn't it? monday, tuesday, wednesday, here comes rain. that model isn't fine tuned but at 10:00 p.m. i will dial it in. but you get the idea. looks like there is moisture in there. 73 in san jose. 74 morgan hill. lots of 70s. wow! doesn't look like march 1. y. can be wet and cold. maybe wednesday next week could be the beginning of that. >> enjoy. >> thank you, bill. >>> bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 police face the task of returning to work, and the event at this hour to revitalize one of berkeley's most popular destinations. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> reporter: things may be get clearer for san francisco students, students, t

watch our news special at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow night. >>> the senate confirmed president obama's appointment of a judge. troy nunley fills a viccancy for the eastern district of california. he is a san francisco native. he was appointed in 2002 to the state's superior court. >>> the government of cyprus said all banks will remain closed till thursday. earlier today there had been plans to open all but the two largest banks tomorrow. they closed to avoid panic while the government arranged for a bail out. at one point there was a plan to tax all savings accounts 10%. the most recent plans involve a loss at a bank and a freeze on all transactions at the bank of cyprus. the dow is down 64 to 14,447. the nasdaq is down 9 at 3,235. >>> michael dell head head wins. the black stone group made offers to stockholders promising a higher price. that comes as dell and other investors are trying to buy up all of the company stock for $13.65 a share. they are offering $15 a share. black stone offering $14.25. >>> new security concerns

tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> a lot of movement in the nfl. thank you. >> time is running out as we mentioned earlier for san francisco city college. tonight at 10:00 p.m. the protest and plans in the final hours before the college has to prove its worth or face closure. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us.

after that, we get into it. 5:00 p.m.e could have a little wet on the afternoon commute this isn't heavy rain but wet. it will impact your afternoon commute. when i come back i roll this all the way through we go looking for more rain. 5 day forecast with your weekend back here 10:45 p.m. >>> tomorrow a san francisco supervisor, plans to introduce legislation, to create a 25- foot buffer zone. the need for legislation comes after the continued anti abortion protest. an anti abortion activist outside the clinic told us if the restriction is passed it would be challenged in court. >>> a large recall by lululemon. while they said, transparency is the problem with some of its clothes. >> republicans are mired in the past. i am a republican. i don't mind saying that. >>> how the gop wants to rewrite its message. there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine s

for saturday, sunday, and holidays. >> yes. >> until 8:00 p.m. >> until 8 p.m. >> and then they can come back and revisit this in six months. >> and our good neighbor policy would be included. >> yeah. >> that is the motion. is there a second? >> question, on that. >> second. >> seconded. >> i second and i need to... >> a second, and now you can discuss. >> i second that. okay. >> but the question is why just saturday and sunday? >> why not friday? >> friday? >> i would go with friday. i would add friday as well. that would be fine with me. >> so, are you making a friendly amendment? >> yeah, i mean if we are going to do saturday, you might as well do friday and if it is a big problem, comes back to us and we... >> so there is a friendly amendment to the motion, do you accept it? >> yes, i accept that. >> and since you are the second and you made it i assuming that you accept it. >> yes, i do. >> is there any further discussion in >> sorry. >> i think i am inclined to support it, but i do hear the complaints about the neighbors and i am curious if we can at least schedule them to come ba

tonight at 9:00 p.m.,000 live and will be turned on those lights--25,000 led lights leo villareal. is the artist. these will be on for seven hours per day. until 2:00 a.m.. earlier, san francisco mayor ed lee. >> art has always been an inspiration and i look forward to this day. you can imagine that the art in the artist has always said it and documented this on the several interviews. give yourself a chance to work with these 25,000 lights. to meet it is the mustache [laughter] >> reporter: it is nice to see some humor with the mayor. and to talk about the financial aspect of the project is expected to bring millions for the local economy. for the tourism. coming up later, the funding of the project. you can participate. the anticipation is growing. reporting live on the bay bridge terisa estacio, kron 4. >> pam: right now. thousands of people are gathering for the grand lighting. new tonight at 8. kron4's scott rates is live with a look at the big crowds. >> reporter: i am at the unofficial party. let m

by 8:00 p.m.onight. >> yellow indicates moderate to heavy rain is expected north of the golden gate bridge. >> the heaviest rain will fall overnight while most of a start sleeping. >> on the back end of the rain band we're talking scattered showers waking up wednesday 5:00 a.m.. 12:00 lunchtime still contending with rain. you can see the light green on your screen. it will be spotty in nature lasted into the evening hours. >> the potential to see scattered showers and perhaps thunderstorms as we transition into thursday. >> looking at your rain headlines. a quarter of this to three-quarters of an inch for most of the bay area. could inoculate more upwards of an engine have in the sonoma hills. >> looking at temperatures. cooler than yesterday's but still above freezing. 36 and napa. 49 and oakland. 44 for san mateo. >> your afternoon highs will show mid to upper 50s and lows '60s. pleasanton 62. 58 for san francisco 59 in san mateo. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast highlights unsettled

it runs from 1:00 p.m.5:00 p.m.. >> this man, antolin garcia torres is in custody and charged with murdering her. he has been held without bail in santa clara county jail since may. investigators found dna evidence in his car leading him to the murder. they also charged and with attempted to kidnap three women in 2009. >> the fbi is joining the search for an oakland man wanted for robbing a bank in pinole. 22 year-old gary f ite jr. was are rare rested for the crime earlier this month. but as kron 4 slipway the drawl explphilippe djegal es miscommunication between law-enforcement agencies led to his release. >> they stated that there were no other warnings allowed them to hold him. the d. a's office cannot be reached for a comment. they stated that the federal or arrest warrant has been issued with him and he is going to be charged with armed robbery. >> he has some connection is to oakland, antioch, and reno nevada. we're also looking for tips. >> they stated that he should be considered armed and dangerou

tomorrow, 7:00 p.m., right, afternoon, nothing. spinning right there. 6:00 p.m. on wednesday. little -- maybe drizzle. here we are 6:00 p.m. on thursday. there is the low center. spinning impulses. here is friday. and now friday, this kicks in. the low comes on shore. that is your best chance for rain. saturday and sunday. forecast will be tough this week. know there will be clouds and sprinkles. weekend is the best bet for rain. it will rain. rest of the stuff is scattered showers. and not enough to shut you down if you are outdoor plans. painting might be an issue. but if you are doing out door work, you will be okay. weekend looks wet but things can change. 68 gilroy. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. talk about everything here. sun, clouds, warm. not cool. over night lows are mild. bay area weekend, showers are the best bet. there you go. each day it will get easier to dial in. tomorrow looks like today and best chance for showers wednesday. >> all right. thank you, bill. >> thank you, bill. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, we will go ba

and 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. caltran says that crews will be doing additional lane stripping to approve the drive safe it. >> the federal government accountability office is getting good grades to the california high speed rail authority is a business plan. the real party says it the biggest hurdle remains money and a funding gap of $39 billion is likely to be filled. where officials plan to start work on the for stretch of the track this summer. >> changing gears to wall street. traders are celebrating a another milestone this morning as the s&p 500 close at a record high yesterday. if the s&p rose six points to close at 1569 beating the market setback in october 2007. the dow rose to 52 points to 14,578. the nasdaq was also up by 11 points. markets will be closed today in honor of good friday. coming up at a 40 5:00 a.m. this morning, we will talk to our financial expert about the s&p record and what can be expected for local residents. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. all turn into a folk singer michelle s

it will be more like 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., midnight, 1:00 a.m.u start to get some showers down in the south bay and also back for the tri-valley including pleasanton up to walnut creek. the last two spots to get rainfall for this evening and then by tomorrow morning if you're up early on the commute, don't have any widespread heavy rainfall but the forecast models are still hinting at the chance of instability. so we'll keep a chance of scattered showers for wednesday morning and this will linger throughout all of thursday. highest totals at least through the evening for the north bay about a quarter of an inch to maybe .38 in santa rosa. nothing down here by 11:00 p.m. trace amounts in the south bay and for the east bay. again in the early overnight hours some things will be picking up for us. heading out to the sierra, look for nearly a foot of snow and expect that snow to start near 4,000 feet. 43 in santa rosa. 45 in san jose. also 43 in los gatos. daytime highs on wednesday cooler with the cloud cover and the chance of showers lingering. 55

coming up at 6:00 p.m. more on the evidence, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> parents who lost their children in the sandy hook elementary school shooting are in the bay area tonight launching a new mission to curve gun violence. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco where their pain is still very raw. >> reporter: that's right. parents of the sandy hook elementary school children met here with leaders to encourage innovative new ways to stop gun violence. >> we are devastated. >> reporter: their stories brought the audience to tears. >> i held his little hand as we walked to the bus, i kissed him good-bye. for, as you know, the last time. >> reporter: they are the parents of three children that were among the 26 people killed in the massacre at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. >> three months after his death and i am still in a state of shock. i am determined to honor him and the others lost by dedicating myself to save other lives. >> reporter: they veined investors to launch -

the north bay, by 1:00 p.m. and also over the bay shore. 5:00 p.m., still spotty.see certain areas impacted the north bay. and the coast continuing by 8:00 p.m. for overnight, still spotty light rain and for continued light rainfall. temperatures. 60s. warmer air. filtered with the cold. so 60s inland but definitely cooler closer to the coast. a look at your extended forecast. spotty at best. as we go for the weekend consistent light rain. and remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can also get headlines and live traffic. it's on comcast 193 and you can also watch it live kron4.com. >> pam: google has started to notify eight-thousand people who will be invited to buy a test version of the company's much-anticipated internet-connected glasses. google glass is supposed to perform many of the same tasks as smartphones -- except the glasses would respond to voice commands instead of fingers touching a display screen. this is video showing a glimpse of what it looks like. through the glasses.

mostly cloudy conditions by 3:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m., a little shower activity. east san jose getting light rainfall. we're not expecting a lot of rain. our moisture totals are looking rather slim right now. we'll take what we can get. there is more on the way at the end of the month. because it's going to take its time, we're going to hit the 60s and 70s. 70 degrees to gilroy. 65 degrees for san francisco. your full forecast, coming up in my next report. stick around. if not, mike's here to help you out. >> good morning. we'll get the folks on the road. talking about rain coming in. we see clearing for 880. northbound past the coliseum. we had it pooled up for three to five minutes, as they removed more of the road crew heading north of high street. they've just released that traffic break about 15 minutes ago. and it's smooth traffic now. northbound, we'll show you on the map. the southbound, seeing a little slowing as we travel past the area removing the crews, as well. looking at the fremont area, there is a crash northbound 880 north of mission boulevard. we

countdown to 2:00 p.m.ourse, will be followed by chairman bernanke's news conference that hits at 2:30. on our panel right now to discuss what's ahead for us, ben white, josh boke, neil irwin, a cl columnist with "the washington post," and michael santoly, yahoo!'s finances senior comes. ben, we've got obvious cross currents. the sequester, what's going on in europe on the other. how do you expect the fed will take those two things into account and what does it make the fed more or less likely to do? >> all of them make the fed more likely to be dovish, continue to be incredibly dovish. you won't see any change to the qe-3, the $85 billion in monthly asset purchases. i think they will speak to the fact cyprus is a concern. it's not helpful. sequestration is taking a little bit out of economic growth at this point. maybe washington comes to a deal to eliminate the sequestration hit, maybe it doesn't. maybe we get a debt ceiling fight down the road. washington still hanging on this economy to a great degree,

>> 7:00 p.m. >> to change to 7:00 p.m. and then closing at 2:00 >> is that okay with the second? >> yes. >> all right. >> okay. all right. >> we are going to do the roll call. >> commissioner lee. >> aye. >> tan. >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> commissioner tan. >> aye. >> commissioner akers. >> aye. >> missioner perez. >> aye. >> doing business as joan 620 jones street limited live performance permit application. miss king you are up. commissioners this is an application as you can see for a limited live performance permit it is a bar and restaurant in the tender loin and it is between post and geary, it is primarily a large patio but there is an indoor restaurant space. the venue has been used on occasion for private parties. and they serve brunch, lunch and dinner, the purpose of this application, according to the application is to allow the applicant to have live music which was a stimulation in this llp. and the performances would be indoor only. and at the locations designated on the diagram in your packet and so hopefully you found that. again, llp does require indoor only, en

and from 6 to 8:00 p.m. veterans more recreation center. the event is free and open to the public. later this week, the trophies will continue to travel around bay area with stops at hayward, walnut creek it is doubtful. >> a live look from our roof at van ness ave. it is darker in the morning and sunny area leaving. that is the way it goes now with spring moving forward. >> welcome back there it is 530. a quick look the traffic is not bad. whether wise this week is fantastic. good morning erica. >> good morning james a gorgeous day. blue sky sunshine. looking at afternoon highs. 71 and santa rosa. low seventies for oakland. mid-60's for downtown san francisco. warmer weather continues with debitors massing out around wednesday. full details on the extended forecast in a bit. >> good morning. we do have some slow traffic on 580 as yet westbound out a trace it through the altamonte and to livermore. no accidents slow you down this is a slow commute traffic. it is filling in for 205 livermore heading to 680. t

the very latest computer models still rain in the north bay by 4:00 p.m. still, just a bit slower with a progression. 8:00 p.m., we will time it out on futurecast. >> pam: an expanding sinkhole threatens more homes in san francisco tonight. five days after a broken water main. sent water gushing through the west portal neighborhood. now red tags are going up. tonight, officials say the ground is still moving. and residents' fears are spreading with rain now in the forecast. kron 4's j.r. stone spoke with residents who say, the red tags are not going up fast enough. >> this huge crack. >> it is expanding. >> reporter: she is speaking about these cracks that are appearing in her home after a water main break. >> we can still open and close our doors and windows but the home is moving, for sure. >> reporter: the homes have been marked with yellow tags, red tags. and with shifting wood planks could be seen at some locations. >> the home is either opening by themselves. where, they are not closing properly. wheat just found out about one hour ago that our found

the game starts at 7:15 p.m..be a oakland coliseum and it is always a big rivalry. this is always exciting to see the team come back after spring training perry airport you get to see the weird hats that people tend to wear. all in all it will be a nice rivalry gang. there is not a lot of animosity. the gang is underway at 7:15 p.m.. >> why do people get so angry about hats? >> i do not know about angry, but there just goofy looking beri. >> forbes has estimated the neuter yankees having the highest value in major- league baseball for the 16th straight year. the bronx bombers are valued at $2.3 billion. 2012 was a good year for baseball in general, that average for an mlb team increased 23% to $744 million. the loss angeles dodgers are scant and mlb at 1.6 billion nearly $400 million below the price. boston was third at $1.30. locally, the sentences but giants ranked seventh at 786 million. the oakland brent 28 in the near bottom of list died of $468 million. >> we will be right back with more. well, well, well. g

. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. a study from the centers for disease control and prevention suggests parents are risker their children's health. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler has more. >> reporter: parents may think they are doing the right thing but doctors say the growing problems of diabetes may be caused by infant diets. >> reporter: he gets only breast milk. but a new study found 40% of babies under 40 months are getting solid food. >> mashing up fruit with rice cereal. >> sometimes you like them to have solid foods because they sleep better. [ laughter ] >> under 4 months we need to make it clear that has been shown to be related to higher risks of asthma. >> diabetes. each baby is unique but the ability to digest develops slowly. they recommend solid food only after six months. but 93% of babies by then are already eating solids, most with doctor approval. >> maybe give them cereal to start out with. >> reporter: he recommended daily cereal but the parents say they will wait. reporting live, he

coming up at 6:00 p.m. more. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> santa clara county will hold a cash funded buy back program this weekend between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. saturday. the program has $150,000 to pay out for weapons with no questions asked. owners will be offered $100 for hand guns, shotguns and rifles and $200 for assault weapons. >>> investigating a human skull that was found in union city. teens found the skull in a creek yesterday. police closed the creek trail while deputies search for any other human remains. they don't know how long it was there but it is more than one year. >>> a woman who told police she was sexually assaulted at university of california, santa cruz may be charged after admitting she made it up. she said she was raped and beaten last week. police said the woman admitted it was a hoke. police are sending the case to the district attorney for review and prosecution. >>> 15th avenue in san francisco is still closed as crews continue to fix a sink hole. it w

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after that, we get into it. 5:00 p.m.wers start to fall we could have a little wet on the afternoon commute this isn't heavy rain but wet. it will impact your afternoon commute. when i come back i roll this all the way through we go looking for more rain. 5 day forecast with your weekend back here 10:45 p.m. >>> tomorrow a san francisco supervisor, plans to introduce legislation, to create a 25- foot buffer zone. the need for legislation comes after the continued anti abortion protest. an anti abortion activist outside the clinic told us if the restriction is passed it would be challenged in court. >>> a large recall by lululemon. while they said, transparency is the problem with some of its clothes. >> republicans are mired in the past. i >>> the republican party is looking to make big changes a report out today outline it is party's plans. this so called autopsy is calling for the gop to shift its focus. >> reporter: after mitt romney lost last november, party leaders, ordered an autopsy on what went wrong. they release

that will continue from 3:00 p.m. till 10:00 p.m. then on sunday, the cut-off low develops and moves in. isolated thunderstorms producing small hail. brief heavy downpours and our best chance for that rain is going to be closer to the coastline. keep that in mind. overall, your seven-day outlook shows you once we get through those showers and thunderstorms on easter sunday, looking pretty good. monday and tuesday, clear out, warm up. back to seasonal averages and hopefully adding an additional 1/2 inch to inch of rainfall to the deficits we have. >>> tough restrictions on smoking take effect in another bay area city. >>> and you've been served. why the california high-speed rail authority is filing suit against everyone to make sure high-speed rail stays on track. >>> plus, honoring this man, cesar chavez. events kick off in the south bay today. >>> california's high-speed rail authority is suing everyone, literally. the state this morning filed a lawsuit against all persons interested as a blanket approach to validate billions of do

rain began after 4:00 p.m.. the rain however, will fall overnight scattered showers for wednesday and thursday. >> of it for most of the bay area. an inch and have it not more for the sonoma hills. i will show you futurecast 4 in my next report. george. >> thank you erica. no hot spots. a quick commute check. the bay bridge back up improving a bit. dow to 16-18 minutes. >> the san mateo bridge highway 92 and 11 minutes commute time. hayward to foster city a good ride with no problems. a golden gate bridge commute is an easy one here 4101 southbound. we're problem free through marin county. james. >> thank you george. an update on a developing story out of richmond crews have been working over night to save a stolen yacht. it ran aground in pacifica. we brought you a live report on the kron 4 morning news. three people were on board on the arrest accused of stealing the dot. >> kron fours jackie sissel is in richmond. jackie, this is where they brought the got to make repairs to correct? >> i am at the bay marine

. >> it by 9:00 p.m. the green indicating three could see light rain. >> we could see breaks for the overnight hours. 2:00 a.m. clear for the livermore valley the delta, down in san jose. >> rain will continue as a wake-up 6:00 wednesday morning. >> taking a look at temperatures currently 52 in fairfield concord. >> 51 in richmond. >> 46 in daly city. >> taking a look at afternoon highs plenteous '60s. remember we could see some sunshine and perhaps mid-60's in san jose. >> downtown san francisco however, coming in at 60 degrees 64 your eye in vallejo. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast shows wet weather sticks around until midday wednesday. past the high-pressure back in control. we are talking sunshine a low seventies. >> we will continue to monitor the forecast. in the meantime take a look at traffic no hot spots to talk about getting you out the door with the bridge check. >> no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> the san mateo bridge doing well in both directions of highway 92. >> sou

we stop the clock for you at 2:00 p.m. santa rosa to novato. a stray shower, not expecting much until the evening commute home. we stop the clock at 5:00 p.m. antioch to san jose and the santa cruz mountains. and the showers will become a lot lighter. and clearing you out for the second half of the day on wednesday. but today, because we're still on the warm side of that system and it's taken its time, we're going to hit 59 inland. 63, stick around. i'll time out the storm system to your doorstep with my future cast coming up. i've got the seven-day outlook. you might be thinking about the weekend right about now. you have to work for it, though. >> you can think about the weekend while you're waiting at the bay bridge. it's starting to build here. fast track, no time for daydreaming. don't daydream on the roads anyway. we're looking at the maps. the map, we see a maze with a flow of traffic. oakland, it slows a bit at 980 to 880. and 580, as well. folks are held up at richmond and san pablo. that's why the bay bridge is lighter. a crash, west

authorities say the shooting was reported around 3:40 p.m. block of six street what does shotspotter get a tax system was activated. is on the officers on a 21 year-old man dead for multiple gunshot wounds. police the two males as a running away from the same. the a r 15 assault rifles stolen and the burglary of a unmarred as of the vehicle has been recovered. the ride was stolen from the south of market district late saturday night. standards as the police are expected to release additional ever made about the theft at a press conference a>> a former police commissioner from baltimore as the appointed by a federal court to oversee the embattled oakland police department. new compliance director thomas c. frazier will have broad authority over the force including the power to seek the dismissal of the police chief. he is the battle to begin march 12th. city officials and lawyers agreed last year to appoint a compliance director in order to avoid a federal takeover of the force. the deal stems from a decade old police brutality lawsuit settlem

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that is when the court will release the audio, around 1:00 p.m. three -- p.m.ou can also listen online at c- span.org or on your smartphone by down like it -- downloading the free app. live tv or radio, at the top left-hand corner, you can find for free c-span radio today's oral to arguments and wednesday's as well. marsha in texas, a democratic caller. caller: hello. what i wanted to say is that the people who are against same-sex marriage have never been able to show any reason to be against same-sex marriage. they've never been able to show out can -- how it can harm them. the only people whose business it is are the people who are marrying each other, the who and the houma. -- the whom. host: have you changed it yourself on this issue? have you always have that position? caller: i have always had that position. i have never changed. i believe people should have the same rights. if the government is in the marriage business, it should be open to everybody, every citizen. it is not right for gay people to be paying their taxes and being treated on equal to he

by 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. with areas of moderate rainfall.ntioch and towards the later evening hours. more rain fall haulage could impact your morning commute. >> catherine: more than 150,000 people came to saint peter's square today to see the new pope being installed. pope francis wore the same simple iron cross he wore as a cardinal. as he continues to set a new tone at the vatican. elizabeth corridan has the story. >> reporter: pope francis rolled into st. peter's square tuesday morning where a crowd of thousands gathered under sunny skies to witness his inaugural mass. he did not ride in the traditional pope mobile, opting instead for an open- air vehicle that allowed him direct contact with the faithful. he kissed babies and even got out of his s-u-v to bless a disabled man. jhorsn) >> reporter: following ceremonies inside st. peter's basilica, pope francis processed outdoors where he was inaugurated bishop of rome. the newly-elected pontiff accepted a lamb's wool shawl.a symbol of his role as "the good shepherd" and the fisherman's rin

tomorrow until 5:00 p.m. wednesday. we start to get a break between 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.aring out in time for the weekend. all that fresh powder they accumulate in tahoe, you can hit it. it is going to be fabulous this weekend. as you know, spring starts on wednesday. those great tahoe days, they are starting to get a little bit numbered. i can tell you right now. i can looking at all the long-range models. 68 in fremont. temperatures drop like a rock. we will be at 60 even on wednesday inland. thursday into friday, temperatures start to warm up a little bit staying comfortable from the sun back out. at least to are a few days. we will hold on to that beautiful stretch of fair and dry weather. we are looking good. we will check your drive and see how well we are looking. that's why this is 101 north. you look at the key exits and heading north in the very most congested spot in san jose. the map will show you what we are talking about. this is anywhere north of 680. you are heading right into here. the orange kicking all the way in past 880 and toward the airport. there i

and to midnight, and then two paragraphs down it says 8:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. and so we just want clarifications that the loud speaker will end midnight. >> okay, thank you. >> i am opening the floor to public comment. for an event on carolina street, is there any other public comment, seeing none, the public comment is close. and commissioners, is there a motion? i move to approve this with the conditions put forward by the police in that they be notified no less than ten days, so they could be there for the sound check. >> and it sends at midnight. >> yes. >> we have a motion and do we have a second >> a motion and a second. >> nick? >> akers? >> aye. >> perez. >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. >> could you step out in the hall and bring our group back? and all that is happening, could we take the next one? >> we have... we are going to take unless they walk in at this very second. let's move along, and take item 5 a. hearing and possible action regarding conditioning existing permits under the jurisdiction tim choy doing business as

saturday 10:00 p.m. over night saturday. sunday morning. easter morning and more scattered showers in the afternoon. that is how it looks right now. that could change. this model has been consistent with the timing of that in terms of saturday night into sunday morning. tomorrow morning 73 napa. 75 fairfield. look at that. you might find upper 70s south of morgan hill. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, looks pretty nice. well, relatively speaking. saturday and sunday, showers. sunday there is rain. monday partly cloudy skies. temperature cans back into the mid-60s. we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. >>> spring is here. for basketball fans the wait is almost over. this evening, game one of the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. it is the final tune up for the team before the regular season starts in a couple days. game two is tomorrow night in san francisco. third game is saturday at the colosseum. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news we will see you next time the news breaks. i am ga

new tonight at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's allie rasmus spoke to the mother and she is live on 34 and telegraph with the video showing the woman where she was last seen. >> reporter: that video comes from the surveillance cameras mounted here in oakland. they captured video of her walking by on thursday morning. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows her on a morning walk near 34th and telegraph. it brings her mother to tears. >> it is hard. very hard. she looked happy. >> reporter: thursday morning was the last time they saw her. since then they launched a search effort handing out flyers, talking to residents and reaching out to commuters at the bart station. some local businesses helped out by sharing surveillance video. >> extremely worried. wondering how we can keep our community safe. >> search of her computer shows she looked up information on san francisco parks before she disappeared. >> feel positive they know what they are doing. >> reporter: police wouldn't talk on camera about the case but provided this