he joined sap in 2002. he ascended to co-ceo five years ago. he is now the sole and ceo of sap.alizes the ground is shifting from under them. things are changing. anyway the corporations is undergoing a seat change. what you're referring to is the fact that sap has made a great business -- some 20 billion euros per year. software that companies install. it is a very profitable business. what a shifting is more companies is wanting to rent software over the web. it is less lucrative in the short-term, so squeezing sap's profit margin. that is behind this cost reduction we are seeing. >> aaron things for breaking the story. as we get a little bit more, we will come back to you. one of our main german stories this morning. it involves violating sanctions. caroline joins me on set with this news. we knew this was coming. >> we did. the second-biggest lender in germany. as soon as this month we may see them pay $1.4 billion to settle accusations leveled that they violated their sanctions rules. the dealings with blacklisted countries. they're having to pay $1.4 billion. that is combi

and talking about plumbing, sap -- talking of employment sap plans to cut 2000 jobs in the ceo's secondayoff. -- of layoffs. good morning to our viewers in your. good evening in euasia. this is "the pulse." francine lacqua not here today but we may hear from her later in the program. so we are just getting the latest eta out of the eurozone. this is data for the gdp. in line with expectations for the fourth quarter. we had a flash number of .3%. that is a quarter on quarter number. that is in line with expectation. nor real surprise. that is the quarter on quarter number from the year on year number at .9%. interesting stuff given what we learned yesterday from what came out of the ecb. now the eu foreign ministers are gathering in latvia today. what they are doing is reviewing the cease-fire in ukraine. the meeting comes as ukraine struggles to cope with the economic fall up from 11 months of fighting. ukraine signed a $17.5 billion international rescue. to start it over all of its spending and to deal with its credit situation. let's put it in context. whether or not this meeting will

marianne favro is at the sap center. security is a concern for any concert, but especially for chris bruin chris brown. >> reporter: they plan to meet with sap management to review the security plan before the concert here this friday. the electronic bill board outside sap center says get your tickets now, which apparently chris brown fans have already done. event promoter live nation is expecting the concert will sell out with more than 12,000 fans attending. but some worry about security. especially after five people were shot january 11 at fiesta nightclub in san jose where chris brown was hosting a party. the victims were treated for non-life threatening injuries. san jose police and alcohol and beverage control later suspended fiesta's liquor licenses. other people were shot at a party hosted by chris brown. the violence concerns jose. >> it's not the first time. the second or third time. i would say, yeah. we should be concerned about that. >> reporter: when we asked sap center spokesman about it he issued this sta

today businesses near the sap center are hoping for big crowds but no trouble. >> i'm not too worried because it sat sap center. >> reporter: at owe flannery's irish pub, he is expecting business as usual. but as precaution will tell his bouncers to be on alert tonight. >> i will probably tell my door guys to be a little bit more to kind of establish demeanor a little bit more strictly. >> caller: police say there will be undercover cops inside the arena and back stage. adding a police presence may not prevent crime but it so comfort to some downtown businesses. >> after la happened at the laugh venue, i think it is better to be more prepared. >> reporter: sap said it won't release details about security protocols, only that they are working closely with the police department. michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> actor higherson ford is still in the hospital tonight after crash landing on a golf course in southern california today. he is called a hero for maneuvering his plane away from home after suffering engine failure. today crews removed the vintage world war ii plane from the

the memorial service is held on thursday at the sap center in san jose. we will have coverage at abc7 and we will stream it at abc7.com . >> the district attorney is launching an investigation into three separate scandals at the police and sheriff department. the sheriff would prefer an independent agency handle it. the investigation will look and a series of racist texts sent between police officers and allegations that the sheriff deputies phossed -- forced inmates to fight each other and d.n.a. evidence is said to have been changed to lead to anviction. now they are seeing if pending prosecutions at the d.a.'s office could be affected. >> slights are slowing coming back on across turkey that is affecting dozens of cities including istanbul and the capital, ankora. major airports are open and air traffic control is working but the local airports are closed down. this is no explanation much the prime minister said all possible causes are under investigation including terrorism. >>> a major newspaper in inend is making -- in indiana is making a bold state

center procession egress route leaving sap center at 1:00pm begin at sap center eastbound w santa clara st w santa clara st to s market st southbound s market st turns into s 1st st continue southbound s 1st st s 1st st turns into monterey hwy continue southbound monterey hwy to a private ceremony at oakhill cemetery mayor sam liccardo released a statement saying "we continue to mourn the loss of officer michael johnson, and the thoughts and prayers of an entire city remain with his family, fellow officers, and friends. >> pam : thursday's memorial procession but can't make it along the route can watch it live on kron live in the newsroom. >> pam :alameda county firefighters have responded to a two- alarm multiple structure fire in dublin. about two hours ago. the two-alarm fire broke out in the area of vinton avenue and kinsley street in dublin. it is where a number of homes are under construction. the blaze was first reported just after at 9- tonight. four residences under construction were destroyed. there were no injuries. no word on the cause palo alto police looking to catch a sus

. >> excitement over sunday's wrestlemania at levi stadium is carrying over to the sap center. it happened last night in a weekly show from san jose before an enthusiastic crowd. >> our wrestling corps was -- correspondent was there. >> fans cannot get enough. thousands came to sap center for mop -- monday night raw the last in a series that started last week in the bay. who would not want to see more of these gentleman? >> it is positive action for the weekend, a percent around buildup. >> it is a sold out crowd for monday night raw with 13,000 people here at sap center. that is nothing compared to the crowd that showed up for wrestlemania 31 pro wrestling equivalent of the super bowl 77,000 people attending the event shattering the tendency record at levi stadium. for some person from england it is memorable. >> it is a mix of soccer and a mix of theater. you can drink beer. it is perfect. >> the fans are giving the south bay high marks for host the string of events. tony is from delaware and traveled extensively for billion mainia. >> san jose has treatied us well easy to ge

>>reporter: police chief need that help as thousands descend next thursday on sap center for johnson memorial service. city patrol need to continue. the chief spending time with the johnson family. >> horrific event. for law enforcement and for them. so it's a loss that you can't

at the sap center. >> another deficit in the bizarre kidnapping kiss involving a vallejo woman.om the kidnappers have surfaced claiming responsibility for taking denise huskins and threatening violence on police if they do not apologize. >> video from virginia where a daring police chase came to a dramatic end this morning several police cars rammed the silver pickup on interstate 95 in fairfax county and arrested the driver. miss say there is no connection to the search for an escaped inmate in the area. >> stanford plays old dominion at made son square garden. the guard needs only 11 points to become the all-time leading scorer and you can watch the game on espn at 6:00 p.m. our sister network. >> it will be winds as we head to lunch and the afternoon with gusting 17 in novato and 18 in half moon bay and 20 to 25 in the east bay hills. brisk and upper 50s at the coast and mid-60s to 70 around the bay. >> san jose has stagnant traffic away from highway 87 because of an early crash that is cleared at 17 the if hair, a brand new action involving a motorcycle southbound 880. >>> t

southbound 85 is cleared with no delays in the area and we do have something going on later tone at saptes. we have quarter-mile visibility in santa rosa and light and variable winds onshore this afternoon and that will aid the cooling trend along with high clouds that will be thicker during the day. you can see a few of them oversan jose at 280 and 17. increases clouds spring starts at 3:35 with a chance light shower sunday and monday and warming trend next month. the fog has not made it to san rafael. the winds are only seven american and this is the cross wind. temperatures are from six degrees cooler than yesterday and redwood city and san jose at 72 and 74 a ten degree drop from 80 yesterday. low-to-mid 70s throughout the south bay and if you head to santa cruz sunshine and 73. low 70s for most of the peninsula at 68 to millbrae and 73 at los altos and cross the golden gate bridge to sausalito up to bodega bay it is equity. upper 60 to low 70's through the north bay vietnam and great -- bay valley and great day for wine testing. low 70s throughout the east bay shore with oakland an

southern guerrero state is a leading producer of raw poppy sap, once collected it is processed into high grade heroin. it is delicate time-consuming work but the payoff is higher than for legal crops like avocado. arriving at these beautiful fields it's easy to forget that these poppies are the root of a violent and increasingly lucrative industry. >> the farmers we met say men show up three times a year to buy the poppy sap and they have to agree to whatever price is set. asking for more would be suicide. pop 80 farmers can earn hundreds of dollars a day in the high season. community leaders say they would prefer to grow fruits and vegetables but need good roads to get them to market. >> reporter: no support they say but there is punishment. in recent years mexico's government has stepped up fumigation. the result, a whole harvest of poppies lost, legal fields are damaged too but the flowers continue to flourish and mexican cartels are now the main source of the heroin found in the united states and with american users demanding more of the deadly drug the difficult journey is well wort

right now inside sap center some of the biggest legends in wrestling are being inducted into the hallame. just before this event, we talked to several wrestling stars on the red carpet who have ties to the bay area. including roman reins who will be wrestling in the wwe world heavyweight championship tomorrow against brock lessner. he says he has lots of families in the bay area. >> anytime i come back here it feels like home. i have so much family scattered across all the way from southern california up to of sacramento. it's a great feeling to be able to reunite with so much family and do my thing and represent my family. >> so eva marie from the show total divas is from concord, a graduate of north gate high. she's thrilled wrestlemania will take place in the new levi's stadium. 71,000 people are expected to attend the event tomorrow. but tonight it's all about honoring the legends here at sap center for the induction into the hall of fame. even if you aren't a big wrestling fan, i'm sure you will recognize one person being inducted tonight, schwarzenegger our former governor. mari

thousands came to sap center for monday night raw. last in the series of wwe events in the south bay that began late last week. after all, who wouldn't want to see more of daniel brian and brock. >> it is credit send of the positive action all this weekend that's the best part. kind of giant buildup. >>reporter: not surprising sold out crowd for mopped night brawl. 13,000 people here at sap center. that's nothing compared to the crud that showed up for wrestle mania 31. pro wrestling equivalent of the soup he el bowl. 77,000 people all over the world takened the event on saturday shattering the attendance record by 6000. for jamie page of opinion of england. this trip had been on his bucket list since a kid. kind of a mix of this and the you can drink beer. it's perfect. >> wwe fans also give the south bay high mark for hosting the string of event. tony from delaware and traveled extensively for wrestle mania. >> how is san jose area been. >> you know what san jose treated us very well. easy to get around good people very nice. the ve

southern guerrero is the producer of poppy sap and once clicked it's protestified into high-grade heroindelicate time-consuming work but it's higher for crops than like avacado. arriving at the beautiful fields of flowers it's hard to forget that the poptys are at the heart of an increasingly lucrative and violent industry. the farmers who asked us to hide their identities face threats from drug traffickers and also authorities. >> translator: . >> reporter: the farmers we met say men show up three times a year to buy poppy sap and has to agree at what price is set, asking for more would be suicide suicide. poppy farmers can earn hundreds of dollar as day in the high season. community leaders say they would prefer to grow fruits and vegetables but need good roads to get them to market. no support they say but there is punishment, in resent years mexico's government has stepped this up and the result a whole harvest of poppies lost and sometimes neighboring legal fields are damaged too but the flowers continue to flourish and mexican cartels are the main source of the heroin found in the

thousands came to sap center for monday night raw. last in the series of wwe events in the south bay that began late last week. after all, who wouldn't want to see more of daniel brian and brock. >> it is credit send of the positive action all this weekend that's the best part. kind of giant buildup. >>reporter: not surprising sold out crowd for mopped night brawl. 13,000 people here at sap center. that's nothing compared to the crud that showed up for wrestle mania 31. pro wrestling equivalent of the soup he el bowl. 77,000 people all over the world takened the event on saturday shattering the attendance record by 6000. for jamie page of opinion of england. this trip had been on his bucket list since a kid. kind of a mix of this and the you can drink beer. it's perfect. >> wwe fans also give the south bay high mark for hosting the string of event. tony from delaware and traveled extensively for wrestle mania. >> how is san jose area been. >> you know what san jose treated us very well. easy to get around good people very nice. the ve

in sap jose, david louie abc 7 news. >> well about desperately is rain. >> any chance of that coming sandhya. absolutely. for a change we'll be talking about yes having to find those umbrella. it will be around the middle of the week. show you live doppler 7hd. i'll show you what is here now. it's the fog. it is just sitting here near the coast line. visibility right now half moon bay down to 4 miles so for morning commute be careful and here's what held the temperatures down. the fog the temperatures down. the fog. along the coast it was 57 in half moon bay but get out towards antioch and warmed up to 80 degrees. good 23 degrees spread almost summer like pattern here. 71 in santa rosa pattern here. 71 in santa rosa. fremont. 72 san jose. 69 oakland. up towards ukiah that was new record for today the. 85 degrees. old record was back from 19 10. quite some time ago. so definitely was warm in some areas. right now we have got mostly 50's and 60's but petaluma santa rosa you have dropped down to the 40's. here's view of that fog you have to deal with for your morning commute sutro tower

sap paying investors more money. rover could make your dogs get away more convenient.obile's large -- dragging down profits 10% last year. the world's largest mobile carrier lost $9 billion in market cap. china mobile has been spending more to promote its 4g network. the cost of drag down yearly profits 10%. sap announced a $1.4 billion dividend two-months after cutting its -- paying almost to present. -- 2%. the head of the secret service says reports of the crashed car are overblown. the car entered the white house complex at a speed of 1-2 miles per hour before hitting a plastic barrel. it is all on surveillance video. bringing together two of the biggest rivals and enterprise tech together come inside sales.com. another $6 million of funding -- $600 million of funding. salesforce and microsoft together on this deal. joining us to discuss this is the chairman and ceo. talk to me about this. it's like cats and dogs coming together. the sharks and the jets. >> i am a peacemaker. it is an unusual route. it was instigated by the two partners. it wasn't us trying to orch

docusign just extended its partnership with sap. is it a big deal? >> absolutely.are arguably the most powerful enterprise company on the planet. for them to resell as their local customers, they have been a great customer themselves in terms of their sale contracts lee girl -- legal contracts, partner contracts. we are excited about sap joining. >> i think of that thing that saves me from having to sign a mortgage that is about 50 pages. >> it allows anyone to transact anything come anytime, anywhere, and any device securely. >> do we see fraud in this area? >> if you look at one of the key things that is driving our business, it is reducing the risk and security -- in complaints. these are people's most important documents. the need to be authenticated and signed. it is huge in terms of our technology. >> if something goes wrong, if the document is forged, where do we see that happening? >> i think you see it for sure in the financial services sector. we speak with a lot of customers. we talked about the average saving and turnaround time. we talked to some of th

thousands came to sap center for monday night raw.e south bay that began late last week. after all, who wouldn't want to see more of daniel brian and brock. >> it is credit send of the positive action all this weekend that's the best part. kind of giant buildup. >>reporter: not surprising sold out crowd for mopped night brawl. 13,000 people here at sap center. that's nothing compared to the crud that showed up for wrestle mania 31. pro wrestling equivalent of the soup he el bowl. 77,000 people all over the world takened the event on saturday shattering the attendance record by 6000. for jamie page of opinion of england. this trip had been on his bucket list since a kid. kind of a mix of this and the you can drink beer. it's perfect. >> wwe fans also give the south bay high mark for hosting the string of event. tony from delaware and traveled extensively for wrestle mania. >> how is san jose area been. >> you know what san jose treated us very well. easy to get around good people very nice. the very rural area very nice to look at. >>

>> you have to take everything that i say with a grain of salt, and in the industry they call me a sap. nothing to me was going to look up, but i think we are in the end of this. this is coming to an end. writing novels, i mean. and long-form texts in general. professors tell me, i have not read a book in a while because i do not have time. i read parts of books or texts on books, but it is hard to read an entire book. that is why i think that tv serial like "the sopranos" has caught on so much because it provides a narrative that we all need. we are wired for narratives that we watch instead of trying to absorb. reading a book, after into the consciousness of this guy, and he has to do the same with me, and that takes effort. it is almost over. >> do you agree? >> i am still trying to get into the whole entering gary's consciousness. come on. actually, i'm just going to stay. i think -- i do agree. i actually think it is a question of money. it is just not lucrative for anyone to read or to get people to read. the technology is overtaking that. everything, all human activity is so con

southern guerrero state is a leader producer of raw poppy sap.e collected it's processed into high-grade heroin. it's delicate time-consuming work but the payoff is higher than for legal crops like avocado. arriving at the beautiful fields of flowers it's easy to forget it's a violent industry. the farmers who asked us to hide their identity face threats from drug traffickers but also from authorities. >> the farmers we met say men show up three times ai year to buy the poppy sap, and they have to agree to whatever price is set. asking for more would be suicide. poppy farmers can earn hundreds of dollars a day in the high season. community leaders would prefer to grow fruits and vegetables but need good roads to get them to market. >> no support, they say, but there is punishment. if recent years mexico's government has stepped up fumigation. the result? a whole harvest of poppies lost sometimes neighboring legal fields are damaged, too, but the flowers continue to flourish and mexican cartels are now the main source of the heroin found in the un

. >> reporter: the farmers say men show up three times a year to buy the poppy sap, and they have togree to whatever price is set. acting for more is suicide. poppy farmers it earn hundreds a day in the high season. community leaders say they prefer to grow fruit and vegetables but need good roads to get them to market. no support, they say, but there is punishment. in recent years, mexico's government stepped up and it was the result of a harvest. mexican cartels are the main source ever heroin in the united states. with users demanding more of the deadly drug the difficult journey out of the mountains is worth it for the traffickers. >> adam raney joins me from mexico city. >> help me to understand the farmers. they are doing this because of the money. they are doing this because of the money or base they have no choice, because the cartel forces them to. >> it's a bit of both. the specific farmers say they are not force. economic conditions wish them into, sake what they'd rather to, but the truth is that the products spoil going down the dirty and bumpy roads. what is clear about

southern guerrero state is a leading producer of raw poppy sap. once collected it's processed into high grade heroin. it's delicate, high-consuming work but it's paveoff pay off is higher than crops like avocado. >> reporter: the farmers who have asked us to hide their identities face threats from drug traffickers as well as authorities. >> reporter: the farmers we met meet three times a year about the poppy sap. they have to agree on the price that is set. asking for more would be suicide. poppy farmers can earn hundreds of dollars a day in the high seasons. community leaders say they would prefer to grow fruits and vegetables but need good roads to get them to market. no support, they say but there is punishment. in recent years mexico's government has stepped up fumigation the result a whole harvest of poppies lost. sometimes neighboring legal fields are damaged too but the flowers continue to flourish. in mexican cartels are now the main source of the heroin found in the united states. with american users demanding more of the deadly drug the

. >> we have breaking news from sap.y on what head count of reduction will look like. they are going to eliminate over 2,000 jobs in a second cut under the leadership of mcdermott. that is the c.e.o. of the software company. this is all coming from a personnel chief. who is suggesting that the number of jobs affected in this second cut could be about 3% of sap's worldwide workforce. it is 74,000. 2,000-2200 positions that could go. it is not clear how many of those will go in germany. the company is saying that they are going to be seeking new placements for some of the effective work. they will offer voluntary severance and early retirement programs to try and attract some of the numberes they require. the downsizing is the second under the c.e.o. bill mcdermott that they have done in just a couple of years. they are trying to pivot their business away from the more traditional software side of things. that requires new employees with new skills. that has been taking a chunk of profit out of the business. so this is all

at the sap center in san jose. we provide live coverage of the service over on channel 7 and also stream it on lane at 7 news.com. >> possible cheating scandal at stanford university and investigation has been launched into what officials are calling an unusually high number of allegations of academic dishonor city. as many as 20 percent of students in an introductory court may have cheated during the winter quarter. information came to light in a letter sent to faculty members this week. honor code include suspension and community service. >> san fisco community college is warning students about a suspicious and strange incident that took place in the women locker room. at the wellness center. person reported a man entered the locker room stared and tried to touch her while she undressed. man ran off and the woman told officials that she had seen the same man in the locker room before. campus police have put notice outside the locker room and restaurants as safety precaution. >> was ate hoax or not? vallejo police

hours from now, chris brown will take the stage and perform to a sold out crowd at the sap center. he's back in san jose less than two months after his appearance at the fiesta nightclub in san jose. that performance is remembered for the mayhem than the music. five people were shot and wounded just after brown hit the stage. tonight police have a message for concert goers. >> if they are coming to san jose to cause problems, we will be out to enforce them. >> reporter: they say all special units including the s.w.a.t. team will be patrolling this area surrounding the center. >> and we'll have officers on call in the event we need to pull them from other parts of the city should the need arise. >> reporter: down the street from the arena, this is a hot spot during these events. >> we are used to having large crowds a couple times a week. >> reporter: bridgette says she'll be on the lookout for hot activity at the bars. a few blocks away the manager at sushi bar is expecting a big night hoping the crowd doesn't bring trouble. >> i'm not too worried. >> reporter: as a precaution hote

under traditional licenses, sap is leasing applications to customers over the internet. state department is reportedly reviewing e-mails that hillary clinton sent for her personal account and she was secretary of state. the washington post reports the department wants to see if clinton violated policies covering sensitive information. the reported -- cited an unnamed official. clinton has been cooperative. >> last year, the department sent a letter to representatives of the former secretaries of state requesting they submit any records in their possession for proper preservation. in response, hillary clinton provided the department with the e-mails that span her time at the state department. >> the state department is reviewing tens of thousands of clinton e-mail's to see if they can be released to the public. the northern illinois, a train of oil tankers derailed and exploded last night. no one was hurt. authorities are letting the fire burn itself out. it was gearing oil from north dakota -- it was carrying oil from north dakota. a new study says widespread use of self

all at the sap center. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us with the new details. robert? >> raj, at this hour police are still finalizing the details. but we have been told the procession will start at 10:00 a.m. in los gatos, wind its way through campbell and san jose before winding up at sap center at 11:00 a.m. afterwards the procession will leave at 1:00 p.m. wind its way through downtown before going to oak hill cemetery for a private ceremony. and there is a lot of planning still to do to accommodate johnson's friends and coworkers. know noe longoria supervisors the security. he worked with johnson first as a police officer and then as part of the response team at the medical center. longoria is grate to feel the hospital's tribute to johnson with blue lights at its er and for the funeral thursday. >> he was very dedicated. but more importantly, though, this was a person who had promise there was a lot of promise that was taken away from us. >> reporter: police officials say they are satisfied the service will have enough security, and more than enough officers to r

the oak dale south sap joaquin irrigation district set to severely lower the like and use the water forfarm and homes in the valley and fish in the stanislaus river. business owners relay on tourism say they will see loss of customers if the like is unusable. >> people come up here and people that live on the like i'm sure will not be happy. >> officials say the like was built for irrigation not recreational purposes. the district have not yet voted on lowering like but say it's not a matter of if but when. >> no rain in march. often our wet east month. not starting off that way. >> drew has the latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> showers we had yesterday about that's about it for the wet weather at least for 7 days. we show nothing so take you outside live look from the sutro tower cam are showing you beautiful downtown san francisco. and forecast we show tonight mainly mostly clear sky overnight tonight. that will allow cool conditions in many towns. mild to warm day ahead and this could be record bricking warmth once again. don't forget the clock spring forward 1 hour sunday as d

sharks have three more games at the sap center. on the rebound, 1-1. sharks down in the second. this time joe thornton answers on the power play. puck is deflected. 2-2. bad luck in the third. look at mueller falls allowing the score on the breakaway blackhawks win 6-2. san jose embarking on a seven seven-game trip. >> we're sharp from the drop of the puck and he made some great saves but could easily have the lead after two. >> joe, given the last 48 hours, a distraction for the team fleming. >> no. we support each other and we want to play and play hard and guys responded pretty well. it's just you got to find a way right to the end and can't get away from it. >> former giants president and gm al rosen passed away theirs morning at the age of 91. he turned the giants fors around when he took over in 1985. he was the american league mvp with the indians in 1953, hitting .336 with 43 home runs, 145 rbi. a four-time all-star, miss rosen was with the giants from 1985 to 1992. only player to win an mvp award and an executive of the year. the giants said today in part we'll miss him

his funeral will take place thursday with a public memorial at sap center. hundreds of police officers across the country are expected to come. and pay their respects. >> just in -- we are learning internationally known singer songwriter norman greenbaum hurt in a crash. greenbaum the passenger in the subaru that crashed into a motor seekle. the motorcyclist killed. not identified. greenbaum and passenger on the motorcycle were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. best known for 1969 hit "spirit in the sky." >> learning details of the german co-pilot who crashed his jet in the french alps. ex-girlfriend is revealing what may have motivated him to kill himself and 149 others. nbc's bill neally has the the latest from france. roy in france and germany they're still searching for bodies. for clutz. and for an answer to the question -- what on earth drove this man to commit mass murder. the co-pilot head medical problems from the airline he worked for but was candid with a flight attendant who was his former girlfriend. in an interview with germany's ta

sharks have three more games at the sap center. on the rebound, 1-1. sharks down in the second.me joe thornton answers on the power play. puck is deflected. 2-2. bad luck in the third. look at mueller falls allowing the score on the breakaway blackhawks win 6-2. san jose embarking on a seven seven-game trip. >> we're sharp from the drop of the puck and he made some great saves but could easily have the lead after two. >> joe, given the last 48 hours, a distraction for the team fleming. >> no. we support each other and we want to play and play hard and guys responded pretty well. it's just you got to find a way right to the end and can't get away from it. >> former giants president and gm al rosen passed away theirs morning at the age of 91. he turned the giants fors around when he took over in 1985. he was the american league mvp with the indians in 1953, hitting .336 with 43 home runs, 145 rbi. a four-time all-star, miss rosen was with the giants from 1985 to 1992. only player to win an mvp award and an executive of the year. the giants said today in part we'll miss him and alw

. >>> and plus, extra security at sap as san jose police are preparing for a chris brown concert. we will tell you why there is cause for concern. >>> and enjoy the lights on the bay bridge, because they are going out soon. this is friday march 6th, and this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from the nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." i. >> i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura canon and let's check the forecast. over to you. >> good morning, laura and scott. good morning, everyone at home. temperatures are going to be chilly to start the and then a gorgeous start to the friday and even more spectacular forecast. we want to check on the drive though to see if we are dealing with any issues on the freeway. >> good morning, christina. and we did have a truck fire reported and this is the 580 of the live shot coming from dublin and first of all, the live traffic is moving as well as we expect on a friday at this time. the map from the altamont pass coming from north flynn road, you will see a truck, and there is a man with a fire or smoking brakes off of the freeway, itself, a

i want to show you the sap center where the memorial ceremony will be set for thursday april 2nd at 11:00 a.m. and we will be there to cover what is to be an emotional and highly charged service for the officer. >> the police department's command staff is answering tough questions tonight. the officers say that the night of the shooting the computers in the officer's cars had a glitch that the prevented him from answering. he hasneen firing off memos to the department now. he is speaking out now. >> enough is enough. and this is a complete officer safety issue. >> the command systems control says they know about the problem, and they will have a new system by the end of the year. you can stay up to date on that on our website. >>> and there has been a crash involving a passenger and and some lanes have been shutdown. we will keep you up to date. >>> and will it be a high stakes world of gender bias as the trial of ellen pao ended today with her sutit against kleiner perkins, but not before revealing unsavory secrets. >> reporter: ellen pao sued her former boss of venture capitalist kle

at the sap center in san jose. we will stream the service live on www.ktvu.com. >>> in hayward police, parents and students on alert following a string of attempted kidnappings. the latest happened friday. the third incident in six weeks. ktvu's cristina rendon is live. the descriptions in all three cases here are similar? >> reporter: that's right. police say there are a lot of solerets between the -- similarities between the suspects but there are a few differences too. it has a lot of people on edge. >> the report of another attempted kidnapping is concerning parents. >> very unfortunate that stuff like this happens but i understand that it happens everywhere. >> reporter: police say he forced a 16-year-old girl into white car on friday afternoon as the girl was walking home from hayward high school. he pulled out a gun in the back seat but she struggled and asape scaped -- and escaped. >> the story is similar to two other attempted kidnappings. all three description appear to be similar and each were driving a

. >>> cal train service in sap jose back on schedule after pedestrians was hit and killed earlier tonightthe man was hit south of the blossom hill station shortly after 5. service south of this station was shut down for several hours was shut down for several hours. no one on board the train was hurt. today death is the fourth fatality on cal train track this week. seventh this year. >> we were also over the scene in albany this afternoon where amtrak train killed a person walking on the track. it left nevada this morning and bound for san jose. nobody on board hurt. >> 20000 dollar reward offered in the death of 14-year-old oakland boy. pellis was gunned down saturday night while walking with friends on brook dale avenue. ellis hay school fresh machine at oakland tech was promising student and star on the football team. his uncle is a prominent activist who has worked for years to stop the violence on oakland streets. >> just great kid. great kid. wonderful mother. wonderful father. just a nice humble kid father. just a nice humble kid. just loved to play sports. where are the protestors

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the farmers we met say men show up three times a year to buy poppy sap and have to agree to whatevers set. asking for more would be suicide. poppy formers can earn hundreds of dollars a day in the high season community leaders say they would prefer to grow fruits and vegetables but flood need good roads to go to market. no support they say, but there is punishment. in resent years mexico's government has stepped up fumigation and poppies were lost and neighboring legal fields are damaged too but the flowers continue to flushourish and with american users demanding more of the deadly drug the difficult journey out of these mountains is well worth it for the traffickers. mexico mountains. >>> a check on the weather with richard now and richard heavy snow caused problems in the balkins. >> that is right, darren, through the mediterranean region and there are signs in the area but it's nasty in the course of the spring and this part of the world it has been a bad winter and spring with rain and flooding across the region. and also heavy snowfall. this is from romania and the snow will be

warm day in morgan hill. 77al with los gatos. 79 gilroy. 76 sap jose.ny vail peninsula red wad city 70 here and filtered sunshine downtown san francisco daly city mid upper 60's and in the north bay 60's coast 70's for the rest of you well above where you should be this time of year. sonoma, santa rosa napa east bay 75 in oakland and hercules inland spots than joy the sun along with few high cloud. 75 walnut creek. william alaska weather 7 day forecast we take the temperatures up few more degree temperatures up few more degrees on saturday. beach weather with record low 70's to low 80's and then we cool it off a few degrees next week mid 60's to 70's. saint patty day i believe i will say only green and blue out there. >> perfect. >> it's beautiful weather. >> oh, good. thank you. >> coming up next on 7 news. iron man lends an iron hand. >> how in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, beca

it'll take place at the sap center in san jose. the service is open to the public. >> now to a developing story overseas. crash of germanwings flight 9525. a new picture of the copilot is emerging. he is hiding a liftryeing a history of depression from his employer. a recent break-up with his fiance may have add added to his problems. since he didn't present a note the airline did not know about the doctor's findings. investigators searching lubitz apartment found the torn medical excuse there was no sign of a suicide note or claim of responsibility for the crash. >>> still ahead, a closer look at mental regulations for a pilot in the u.s. >>> today marks the end of an eight-year legal saga for american woman amanda knox. a murder conviction was overturned by italy's supreme court. you may remember that back in 2000 knox's roommate meredith kutcher, was found dead in italy. amanda and her boyfriend were convicted, set free then convicted again, and retrial. this ruling today means the case is closed for good. knox said quote i'm tr

at the sap center. where the sharks place. policepolice officers from across the country are planning on attending. >>> past allegations against a san francisco sex offender accused of organizeinizing a fight club at the county jail. ktvu's david stevenson has more on a lawsuit volving the deputy and -- involving the deputy and how it could play a part in the case. >> the sheriff's department says investigators scheduled interviews on allegations that deputies forced inmates to fight each other under threats of beatings or sexual assaults. >> taking it very seriously. agreements will be interviewed and the witnesses have started their interviews. >> reporter: [ indiscernible ] >> he is still in a position to do the things he is accused of doing. >> reporter: he won a settlement from san francisco on claims he sexual assaulted a female inmate and two other inmates. >> he took them into areas of the jail where he was not properly supervised and forced them to perform sexual act said on him. >> reporter: -- acts on him. >> report

tonight downtown at sap center -- >> what's going on? >> maroon5 is there. and you're wearing maroon. a little shoutout. >> do i get free tickets or something? >> maroon5 has six people in it so i don't know where they got the name for the brand. >> i've sen them in concert once. pretty good. >> very sweet, by the way. >> are they? you know them? current song reference, sam. very good. >> thanks a lot. >>> 6:11 right now. still ahead on "today in the bay," governor brown wants millions of dollars to deal with death row. why he says it's necessary, next. >> and a live look outside right now. yes, a little dark out there and it could be overcast to start out your morning. christina has been tracking those conditions and changes on the way for the rest of the week. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the shop now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots, xfinity

it's a problem and saps confidence among other things. and no one's tried to fix it until now. i felt there had to be a better way. i was frustrated and bevel was founded out of that belief. >> what is next? this is the first line. you made a point of saying this is one of many many. >> balker and company is all about developing a suite of brands that solve problems for people of color. bevel is the first manifestation. we've e rradicated the shaving issue. and the other issues. we talk about the prevalence even of miskarcarriage and how n hair products lead to some of that issue. that is a problem and all of these really need to be fixed. >> business world like any world i think can be fairly insular. the type of place you learn about growing up there. how didn't learn about silicon valley growing up. how did you break? >> by luck. applied to stanford when i was 24 anded that good fortune to led me in. and i wanted to learn as much as about silicon valley as possible. and i knew i wanted to be a part of that. and i tried everything i could to be a part of it. and fortunately i

woods played and mick jagger was in 2006 but many of us saw them when they played in oakland and the sap center in san jose if may of 2013. >> dan is a big fan and he will probably sign up for that. >> it is breezy out there. meteorologist mike nicco will tell us what is going on. >> dan ashley has seen flee or four of their farewell concerts. mick jagger is 71! hello! love that energy. >> we had a gorgeous morning and here is the sunrise, a golden sunrise from the exploritorium as we had some left over clouds during the overnight hours. they are being whisked away by the cold prompt and dry air. watch the clearing from the left to right across the scene -- screen and that will continue so we will have total sunshine today. here is a look at what is going on as far as the ferry building, flags are unfurled and they are going to remain that way through the overnight hours, the winds will stay up. right new we are sustained at 10 to 20 miles per hour but we will have gusts around 25 to 35 in the higher elevations and along the cost headed through the afternoon. sunny and cooler today and b

. >> pete, unusual activity and it's sap. >> right. >> on a day we're talking about oracle. >> and we've times weeks in a row about germany and the strength in europe. look at sap over the last week, stocks has gone from $67 a share, pushed over $70 a share today and they were also buying the april 70 calls, about 5400 traded. now they're over 7,000 of those being bought around that 1.65 range. somebody thinks this stock after bouncing off the 50 day moving average is ready to go higher. >> all right. european stocks are mixed ahead of the fed's decision today. that market is few minutes away from closing. we will bring you the numbers across the pond next. plus, the three biggest headwinds facing the oil market. oil is also on the move big time today. we talk to one expert trader who says crude could see a three handle in the very near future. don't forget to visit us cnbc.com/halftime for the trades and analysis from our team. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> show you the markets an hour and a half before we get the fed decision about the lows of the day. dow down 11 points all of the major

the oak dale south sap joaquin irrigation district set to severely lower the like and use the water forlaus river. business owners relay on tourism say they will see loss of customers if the like is unusable. >> people come up here and people that live on the like i'm sure will not be happy. >> officials say the like was built for irrigation not recreational purposes. the district have not yet voted on lowering like but say it's not a matter of if but when. >> no rain in march. often our wet east month. not starting off that way. >> drew has the latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> showers we had yesterday about that's about it for the wet weather at least for 7 days. we show nothing so take you outside live look from the sutro tower cam are showing you beautiful downtown san francisco. and forecast we show tonight mainly mostly clear sky overnight tonight. that will allow cool conditions in many towns. mild to warm day ahead and this could be record bricking warmth once again. don't forget the clock spring forward 1 hour sunday as day late savings begins. out there right now tempera

it will happen this thursday morning at sap center in san jose. robert handa joins us from sjpd headquarters. one of the biggest portals is covering the streets so the police officers can say good-bye to their colleague. >> that's right. a meeting going on right now, top brass are trying to coordinate security trying to make sure they have enough officers on the street that day. all while making sure michael johnson gets a proper good-bye. >> while san jose police plan the big funeral for officer michael johnson for thursday there are a lot of smaller tributes including san jose regional medical center where all of the er lights are blue for the officer and man emergency workers knew so well. >> this is where he had built relationships with the hospital staff, ambulance staff, show honor for one of our fellow brothers. >> reporter: johnson's fellow officers are playing a rushl role in helping with the plans. every law enforcement agency is helping staff the streets of san jose thursday. right few, it is just a matter of working prout seed urs. out