i recently interviewed the chief of the san bernardino police department, jarrod burguan, and attack changed his community. >> you know, i think that, for the city, i think there's a little bit of maybe a strange dynamic in that it happened there and it's become part of the city's identity and it's a different part of the identity of the city. you know, the city's kind of known as being a blue-collar town, former air force town, railroad town. certainly, it's had its economic challenges. the city's in bankruptcy. and now, suddenly, to be known for this incident, i think, is a little surreal for the town. but from a recovery standpoint, i think people are pretty good. >> it's a little like -- i know new york after 9/11/2001 is very different than before 9/11. it redefined the city. i assume it has the same kind of impact there in san bernardino. >> it has in many ways. it seems to be part of almost every conversation that you have. it seems to kind of permeate every bit of city business -- the fact that it happened, the fact that it's part of the identity of the city. have a city that

instructed the san bernardino police department to change the password. weren'tthey just thinking. i think they made a mistake. they did not consult apple about the question. apple said they would have advised not to change the password because then you could take the phone to the wi-fi network and then it would automatically do a new update. kerry int call is akron, ohio. you are on the line with eli dourado. we are talking about the apple/fbi issue. caller: good morning. i have been following this debate for the last several weeks. i see a lot of issues that are being missed the need to be addressed. plan toa comprehensive deal with the situation. that't say anything at all addresses that. started with the terror attack in san bernardino. the first situation that came out of it was a big rush for gun control because -- on?: which side you fall caller: i follow on the apple's side because it goes to what i was talking about. of what thean issue phone is going on. every time something like that happens, there is going to be a rush to have us give us our privacy. you so much. lorett

instructed the san bernardino police department to change the password. weren'tthey just thinking. i think they made a mistake. they did not consult apple about the question. apple said they would have advised not to change the password because then you could take the phone to the wi-fi network and then it would automatically do a new update. kerry int call is akron, ohio. you are on the line with eli dourado. we are talking about the apple/fbi issue. caller: good morning. i have been following this debate for the last several weeks. i see a lot of issues that are being missed the need to be addressed. plan toa comprehensive deal with the situation. that't say anything at all addresses that. started with the terror attack in san bernardino. the first situation that came out of it was a big rush for gun control because -- on?: which side you fall caller: i follow on the apple's side because it goes to what i was talking about. of what thean issue phone is going on. every time something like that happens, there is going to be a rush to have us give us our privacy. you so much. lorett

san francisco chronical, the price of police overtime was $3 million more than a million more than first estimated. the police chief says that security plans changed after the san bernardino and paris attacks. the police department a $700,000 federal reimbursement since it was the federal government that added that extra security. >>> the man known as the bearded bandit said he robbed a bank and used the money to pay bills the 30-year-old is suspected of robbing several banks including in concord and lafayette. he's accused of stealing $28,000. he was arrested on wednesday after a viewer spotted ellis in the parking lot of a safe way store in brentwood. he says he was going through a tough time and bought clothing to wear at goodwill. >>> getting where you need to go. have you fixed things in our commute? >> i wouldn't say fixed, but some things are improving because some of the accidents we have been talking about have been cleared up lets see what we have with the roads and i'll show you some of the commutes are doing well, others are not. let's look at what we have now. it's a look at the commute here. the traffic on 24 westbound doesn't look bad. this commute hasn't been all that bad coming through as you dr

. >> it looks like security plans have been changed after the san bernardino attacks which increased police costs. the department has requested 700,000-dollar federal reimbursement since it was the federal government that added in that extra security. >> the golden state warriors getting ready to host the wizards. this is video from practice. the warriors getting closer to clenched a top seed in the conference and as soon as the game is over the team will hop on a plane and head off to utah when they face the jazz tomorrow. >>> it is a corner stone here and the snow is beautiful. >> almost april and skiers and snowboarders in the sierra enjoying a fresh blanket of powder thanks to the recent spring storm. >> and as we check in with rosemary orozco. the skiers are loving it and we are hearing possibly at least until may and maybe longer they will ski. >> i believe it. they will be stretching it out. the scattered showers continuing to about 9:00 tonight. no advisories but yes indeed they continue to see it pile up. a little bit later this week. the april snow survey coming in and we will see where we stand for th

. >>> in san bernardino, residents are joining together to buy the police department equipment it didn't have during the rampage. the police department lacked some key pieces of gear that would have helped his department respond better. from the terrorism alert desk in washington. i'm michelle marsh. >>> saudi arabia's king solomon, marking the end of the northern thunder military exercise. look at that, very colorful. area near saudi arabia's northeastern border near iraq and kuwait. among majority countries, that are a member of the larger alliance, part the kingdom in december. >> for a check on today's developing stories. >> what a shot. this very active senior center is getting ready to close. the question becomes, why and what will happen to all the people who count on it. rich jaffe, coming up next on local 12 news. >> another fridaynd lent. dozen of fish fry. and almost all are on friday nights. local 12, joe webb, found a unique lunchtime fish frye in northern kentucky. it's a business that draws a big >>> in combat, dogs save lives. they charge poor gunfire and attack poor expl

the san francisco conkal the price of the police over-- chronicle price of police costs more than $3 police. security plans changed after the san bernardino and paris terror attacks. the department has requested a $700,000 federal reimbursement since it was the federal government that added the extra security. >>> we are just learning that no criminal charges will be filed in the berkeley balcony collapse that killed six students last june. the alameda county district attorney calls the incident a quote tragedy that affected families in california and ireland. prosecutors investigated this case for nine months and say they believe the responsibility of the collapse extended to many people involved in the construction or maintenance of the building. the da's office said it talked to experts and examined lab reports and determined the dry rock caused the balcony to collapse, but the da says there is not enough evidence to prove criminal negligence and reckless disregard for life. >>> we get to talk hockey. the sharks, the first hockey team i rooted for. >> they were fresh back in '94. >> yes. it was exciting. >> and they are back in the sanly cup play-offs which is super exciting.

police department. he said, we need police reform, but we need it here. if you remember what happened in san bernardino, you saw the police at their best. going in time and again, risking their lives, saving people regardless of their race, their gender, their religion, or politics. what hillary believes is, yes, you have to have reform. when videotapes are taken they need to be put in a secure place where they can't be messed with or retrieved at an inappropriate time. if we need more police, they should look like the community they are policing. that is what we did. when i was president, we put 110,000 police on the streets. they were walking in the neighborhoods, two by two. and we got a 25 year low in crime. and a reduction in the murder rate. we can do this again. we need prison reform. there are too many people in prison for nonviolent offense. the federal system alone, only over 70% of the people there are there for violent crimes. some of them need to be there because they ripped off a lot of people financially. the point is this is costing you a fortune to keep all these people in prison. and

san bernardino terrace. the justice department says it unlocked the phone with the help of an unnamed party. apple says the court case should never have been brought. police have shot a man after he pulled the weapon at the u.s. capitol checkpoint. officials have identified -- have identified him as larry dotson. he was previously known to police. in october, he was arrested. he has been taken to a local -- hospital where police say he is in stable condition. pakistan's prime minister has radical eradicate ideology from his country. a suicide bomber killed 70 people at a park in lahore. the war must be taken to the door of the terrorists. fire has in gold two high-rise tower apartments in dubai. it is not known if anyone is injured or trapped inside. to many is home commuters who work in dubai. the uae has seen a string of high-rise apartments. -- high-rise fires. emanatingy is still weakness. the report says corporate revenue growth has steady but capital expenditure and job creation have followed. sluggishy also shows demand in china highlighting that three years of monetary stimulus has yet to convince companies to borrow. the indian prime minister has

police overtime totals $3 million-dollars. that's a million more than estimated. the chief said security plans changed after the san bernardino and paris terror attacks in the fall. the department requested $700,000 federal reimbursement since the federal government added the extra security. >>> san jose sharks are back in the stanley cup playoffs. they clinched their spot with a 5-2 win over l.a. kings. sharks missed the playoffs last season for the first time in ten years. sharks head up to vancouver tonight. >>> stanford introduced its new men's basketball coach. jared hoss is the 18th head coach in history. it is a north carolina native and started at cal for college before transferring to kansas. he talked about the style of basketball he plans to bring the stanford. >> we are top five in assists. we share the basketball and try to attack in a variety of ways. defensively we'll try to create havoc to create turnovers. >> i like it. good basketball there. he replaced fired head coach johnnie dawkins. >>> clay thompson is the warrior's player of the week. thompson is coming off two consecutive 40 point games for the first time in his career. he lead the warriors to four wins

from the head of isis' internal security police, stolen by a former fighter. department claims there's probable cause that the locked phone of the san bernardino killer has evidence of the attack, and in a new court filing, the prosecutors said they need access to the iphone and apple must help unlock it on march 22nd both sides will argue their cases in court. >>> an 8 on your side alert. health officials are pleading with congress to fund the fight against the zika virus to prevent it from spreading to the u.s. 200 cases of the zika virus are reported here in the u.s., all traced to traveling ablood. lawmakers are asked to provide $1.9 million. the zika virus is linked to a rare birth defect. >>> scientists are taking off from florida, the same team that tagged katharine. remember her? in a few hours they will reveal details on how we will better understand the ocean neighbors of ours. >> the team is planning a 2- week voyage. i'm sure you remember katharine. scientists have already learned a lot. they do this all over the world. there's such a significant number of sharks in the area, and not only will they tag sharks, but they will also ta

police do not believe that his actions are part of any terror plot. >> the justice department says it has successfully unlocked an iphone used by a san bernardino terrorist without any help from apple. the fbi with drew its motion to force apple to unlock it and in turn ended the fight with the company. apple says the case should never have been brought. the fbi is not saying how it broke into the phone. investigators are now examining the contents but has not said >>> community leade in brooklyn condemning an eastern terror attack in pakistan. dozens gathered in flatbush in a show of solidarity. people of different faiths came together to mourn and express their outrage over the suicide bombing that targeted pakistani christians in a city park in lahore. >> we are not going to succumb to those who say we will attack christians, we will attack muslims, we will attack other groups, jewish communities. that is not what we're going to allow. >> investigatorscy a suicide bomber blew himself up near a busy playground. at least 72 people are dead, nearly half of them are children. pakistan's prime minister has promised to hunt down the taliban faction that has

police arrived. protesters plan more demonstrations later today. >>> the justice department is not saying how they were able to unlock the iphone of one of the san bernardino terrorists, however it, does appear that the court battle between apple and the feds is over. last month, a judge ordered apple to help the fbi gain access to the phone, but the company refused. apple is standing by their decision. the tech giant released a statement saying it remains committed participating in a national discussion about civil liberties. >>> the prime suspect in last week's brussels terror attacks has been released by authorities. it is believed that he was mistakenly identified by eyewitness, as one of the men in airport surveillance photo. belgium place put out renewed call forayed in finding that man. three others who are believed to be involved in the attacks are all dead. >> well, it is a big day for penn state brandywine, as they break ground on their first ever residence hall. it is one of two new buildings scheduled to open in august of 2017. the other is a new student union building, the residence hall will house more than 250 student, and penn state brandyw

san bernardino terrorists. the justice department says it unlocked the phone with the help of an unnamed third party and without optimizing data. apple says the court case should've never been brought. policea man after he pulled a weapon at a u.s. capitol checkpoint. officials have identified him as larry dawson of tennessee. they say he was previously known to police who in october arrested dawson for disrupting proceedings and yelling he was a prophet of god did -- of god. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . francine: and corporate news, marriott international is facing to aspect of losing starwood a chinese -- a higher offer has been made by a chinese group. erin, great to have you on the program as always. i always learn stuff when i speak to you. guest: what people are talking about is marriott came back with the higher bid after they came back with an offer. at one point does he get too expensive? -- does it get too expensive? marriott can only afford to pay so much good francine: why is -- pay so much. anncine: why is in -- why is bang so intent on getting th

police overtime totals $3 million-dollars. that's a million more than estimated. the chief said security plans changed after the san bernardino and paris terror attacks in the fall. the departmentuested $700,000 federal reimbursement since the federal government added the extra security. >>> east shore westbound 80 there is a crash reported westbound 80 near appianway. paramedics are on the scene. a couple lanes are blocked. traffic will be a little bit slow. if you are driving further down between the bridge and the mcarthur maze 25 minutes. with that new crash, you can see that time will go up. bay bridge toll plaza you can see traffic is backed up at the toll plaza as you drive through that area. a 15 minute delay. northbound 87 in the south bay there is a report of an injury accident. 6:47. let's go to steve with the weather. >> thank you, sal. >> you're welcome. >> it will be active on the lee side of the sierra. for us, except for a few puffy clouds later this afternoon we'll be under clear skies. er clear skies. lake% port 30 degrees. there is yesterday afternoon. it developed at 2:00 and continued until 6:00. calmer and quieter today. cloud cover moved east. we lost the

police overtime totals $3 million-dollars. that's a million more than estimated. the chief said security plans changed after the san bernardino and paris terror attacks in the fall. the department000 federal reimbursement since the federal government added the extra security. three people were stuck on a cliff in marin county. coming up, the overnight rescue. >>> talking the growing opioid problem in the united states. the new plan from the president to get help for tens of thousands of people addicted to drugs. >>> not everyone in cuba is thrilled with president obama's historic visit at the island nation earlier this month. retired cuban leader fidel castro wrote a column in the newspaper. he warned for cubans not to fall for washington's sweet talk. he called the u.s. the empire. political analysts say fidel's political views are out of touch with cuban who want a relationship with the u.s. >>> president obama is stepping up his push to address pain killer addiction. the president will visit atlanta this afternoon. the white house is asking congress to expand federal funding to treat opioid addiction. the panel will address ways to train doctors and talk about physical thera

police department. and he said, you know, we need police reform, we need it here, butter we need the police, and if you remember what happened in san bernardinoeir best. going in final and again, risking their lives, saving people without regard to their race, gender, their religion, or their politics. they were pulling people out. so, what hillary believes is, yes, you have to have reform, and when videotapes were taken they need to be nut a secure place where they can't be messed with and where they can be retrieved at an appropriate time, but more important, if we need more police, they should look more like the community they're policing. and that's what we did. when i was president we put 11 other thousand police on the streets and they were walking in the neighborhoods, two-by-two. they knew people. and we got a 25 year low in crime and the 33 year low in the murder rate. so we can do this again. police reform and police. we need prison reform. too many people in prison. for nonviolent offenses. and the federal system, seven percent of the people there are there for violent crimes. some of them need to be there because they ripped off a

department's top uniformed officer about what's going on. >>> and the last u.s. terror attack was in california last december. this morning we talked to the police chief of san bernardino about lessons he learned and . >>> welcome back. police in brooklyn or worn warning a robber is praying on elderly women. he is tied to four robberies dating a few months. his latest victim was an weekend in prospect heights, threatened with a gun and box cutter. he also attacked a 91-year-old woman, pushing her into her home and choking her at gunpoint. residents are becoming much more seriously aware of their surroundings. >> make sure you watch behind your back when you come home at night and you go into your house. it is really alarming. >> the suspect is believed to be 5-10, weighing 250 pounds. >>> police are searching for an armed robber who held up a jewelry store on queens boulevard. it was caught on surveillance video. police say he pulled a gun at adl jewelers in sunny side on friday. and demanded gold, diamonds and watches. he then fled with $15,000 worth of jewelry. announced the tribeca film festival won't screen a controversial antivaccination film. it was codirected an

police investigated. >> well it turns out fbi may not need apple help to unlock the iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters.r they cancelled the court hearing over the issue. justice department has in april 5 to file report on progress and if they're not able to gain access to encrypted phone a court hearing will be rescheduled with apple. >> in cuba the president still there planning to meet with political disdents in the area. tampa bay raise play cuba exhibition game. last night president attempted state dinner his honor and before that held a press conference with raul castro and met with business leaders as well. >> all righty. well my sick right there usually. >> pretty. >> for a sfwhich what we're covering now. it's protestty. weather time. tucker barnes cooley making his way to the desk. isn't that a pretty shot. >> gorgeous. chilly out there this morning. if you run out and see the cherry blossoms early. >> grab a jacket. >> maybe a big jacket. >> warm-up starts today. yesterday only about 50 today willing to 60s and then up, up and away we go to the 70s tomorrow. spring warmth starts to return today. should feel like a very, very pleasant afternoon and although hea

department can't force apple to give the police access to iphone data. a lot iphone in that case. while apple ceo insists shareholders are standing by against the court order blocking the san bernardinohooter syed farook purple apple filed todismiss that order . in the meantime, republican presidential candidates sounded off in the most recent debate. >> apple doesn't want to doit because they think it hurts their brand. their brand is not superior to the national security of the united states of america. the . >> the order is not put a back door in everyone's cell phone. if that was the order, that order would be problematic. >> they don't comply with that, you are encouraging chaos in our system. >> you lock the door and you say you're not coming out until you reach an agreement. >> that's john kasich advocating a solution and we will see what happens. more on this is cyber security analyst morgan right at the center for digital government. just for context, that's what john asic was saying. lock them in the room until they figure it out. i'm curious, taking a step back we have a couple different ways to talk about this story but in the weeks that have passed since the first time w

the police department and and all the counterterrorism folks because ultimately if you see something suspicious, you should report it. but there are many people out there as we saw in san bernardinothat are reluctant to do that. >> yeah. absolutely, and i heard lieutenant colonel. ashley: yeah. >> who came on prior to me. he's 100% right. we tell people if you see something, say something. but when they do, the progressivesville vie them for being islam phobic so you don't have it both ways. and i would urge people to go with their gut. you know their neighbors. if you see something, say something. don't worry about what you're going to be labeled. worry about national security. ashley: all right, john, stay right there if you would. i really appreciate it. let's bring in bowe daedal, former nypd detective. he's seen it all on the streets. bowe, you've been a proponent of -- let's put aside political correctness. let's keep our eyes and ears open and call it as it is. we have a suspicious package in time square right now. we've had a single shooter incident at the capital which appears to be resolved and the threat is over. these are different times, aren't they? we've seen what'

san bernardino, california shooters and so far apple refusing to break into it and in the legal filing the justice department accusing apple of using false rhetoric and deliberately not letting the police do their job and helping f.b.i. would jeopardize the privacy of millions of users and how internet service providers share their data would force cable and wireless companies to get permission from their customers before collecting personal da to for targeted ads and make service provider report data breaches and the proposal will be voted on at the end of the month. another day for the rain that drenched the south let's up and five people are dead across the region and a state of emergency now in effect for parts of louisiana. al jazeera's jonathan martin has our story from new orleans. >> from louisiana to texas to tennessee, much of the south is under several feet of water after days of heavy rain and forecasters say the rain may not let up until this weekend. northwestern louisiana was one of the hardest hit places. drone video shows water inundating neighborhoods in the perish near shrevport and thousands of people were told to leave their homes. those who stayed had to use boats