it will take the motorcade a half an hour to reach the sap center.ld last a couple of hours. there will be a lot of activity out there, it will start to pick up shortly at the sap center, this is a live picture outside the sap center expected to fill up for today's service honoring the 14 year police veteran. organizers of the memorial gave us a time line of some of the major events happening today at 10:30 the police motorcade expected to arrive at sap center, about 11:28 this morning, amazing grace will be sung. after that san jose police chief larry will offer remarks, then at about 12:57 there will be a moment of radio silence honoring the life of officer michael johnson. ktvu's coverage of johnson's memorial will begin at 11:00 a.m., also streaming our coverage live at ktvu.com. >>> new this morning, some people still talking about three earthquakes that hit the bay area. the most recent quake hit after midnight near san ramon registered at 3.6, felt all over the bay area. 20 minutes before that, 2.6 hit just west of morgan hill, following the 2

we are live right outside the sap center in san jose. it's going to be a major focus for us this morning. in just a couple of hours from now it will be filled with law enforcement officers, elected officials, and the general public in respect to slain police officer michael johnson. we want to go live outside the san jose police headquarters. a lot of activity out there. many of the officers are already lining up as we speak on the air here. they are getting ready to head out for the funeral procession. a massive funeral procession for officer johnson. we have also seen a lot of outpouring of support from the community. mementos and ways to show respect and tribute to officer johnson and his life. now, ktvu's paul chambers is out there as well. coming up in two minutes he will tell us more about the line of police officers he has been seeing streaming into the headquarters this morning. we have all of that coming your way in a few moments. >>> it is thursday. it is april 2nd. thank you for joining us. i am dave clark. let's check your we

be held at the sap center in san jose. that is where matt keller joins us. >> we expect more than a thousand at the sap center for the funeral service for officer michael johnson. preparations have begun. the procession begins in los gatos at 9:30 this morning. the route will start at north santa cruz avenue and head northbound on winchester boulevard and eastbound on stevens creek boulevard that changes to san carlos street and south montgomery county street and ending at the sap center. it will be an emotional day for law enforcement and the community. officer johnson is a first san jose officer to die in the behind of duty since 2001. paul kelly with the police officer's association talked to us. >> i miss not seeing him and being here and being part of the police family. it is tough. the procession starts in los gatos at ok and arrives at the sap center at 10:30 and the service is at look with speakers from the san jose police officer, michael's family and clergy followed by a moment of radio silence at 12:57 and then

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you're looking at the rehearsal would take him over to the sap center. officer michael johnson.lls us that the procession that takes place at 10:00 will consist of about two under motorcycle officers and 30 trocars is talking about a very large procession the will start here in los gatos of winchester boulevard on to stevens creek and then up autumn's tree to the sap center l 4 11:00 memorial. expect some road closures and delays as you as it passes through los gatos campbell and san jose. the officers will start another procession to oak hill cemetery for private ceremony at after the the on memorial. after the funeral. >> reporter: a least 230 officers are trying to make their way here for that procession at 1030. and then everyone understands what a tough morning this is for the san princes' go police department the san jose police department as well. this is a very difficult day for the law-enforcement communities in the bay area. >> reporter: taking a closer look at how this will impact traffic looks like you wanna be there to make it easy for you and if you don't wanna be

. >>> good important, we are live at the sap center in san jose because that is where the public memorial service for officer michael johnson is schedule today take place later this morning. ktvu jeanean has details on the memorial as well as the procession leading up to it. we are going to check in with her in about 2 minutes. >> i'm pam cook. >> i am i dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. you need a sweater and jacket. >>> during the morning hours and tonight, we have baseball tonight. >> that's right. >> a's and giants. >> boy that happens. >> it did happen quick. >> we were just talking about baseball -- any way. >>> if you are heading out bundle up, breeze 15-20 miles an hour, it will be clear. it just won't be very warm. 15-20, busts up to 25 and then into the 50s. bundle up. friday night looks better. 40s on your temps, held up by the breeze no doubt about it, better broad for the port bay, gusts almost 30, fairfield and travis, 20 for nevado, concord east, southeast. easterly breeze, not much, peninsula, sfo to san hoe i it will be clear. 27 truckee, 37 arcade a,

from there toward the sap center in downtown san jose. there will be rolling closures as that chp officers alluded to along the route. we will be broadcasting live every step of the way. you can watch tomorrow's memorial as it happens. our coverage begins at 10 a.m. right here on nbc bay area and online at nbc bay area.com. >>> overseas now, we are following developing news out of switzerland. talks with iran over its nuclear program have been extended for another day. u.s. leaders including secretary of state john kerry say there has been enough progress to keep going. for nearly a week iran and six world powers have been haggling over what an initial agreement should look like. iran says it won't be pressured but it is willing to make a deal if crippling sanctions are eased up. the ultimate deadline for an agreement is june 30th. >>> we have some new video this evening of a deadly oil rig fire in the gulf of mexico. you see the pictures are dramatic. flames shooting in the sky. at least four people have died. another 16 people injured.

. >> it was a somber and moving tribute outside the sap center as thousands of officers from as far as away east the east -- as the east coast saluted their fallen brother michael johnson. ktvu's azenith smith with more. >> reporter: a remarkable sign of camaraderie. a thousand officers, including two from chicago, in san jose to say good-bye to officer michael johnson. >> when you enter a career with law enforcements, or fire, it is a bond -- law enforcement, or fire, it is a bond. >> the family remembering the 14 year veteran who sacrificed his life protecting the city of san jose after responding to a call of a suicidal man. police among those in -- santa cruz police among those in attendance. >> when that happens san jose police department provided support to us. the chief and staff came over to the police department the day following the deaths of my officers. >> reporter: now they are here to do the same. officers lining up to salute a hero. he brought his five children to witness the procession. >> bigger than us. to see the importance of the job of a police officer and how it c

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only sap has been built to do that. that is a differentiating factor, not that we don't have good competitors. sure, they are good. that is why we believe our strategy to be the right one. caroline: we only have 30 seconds left but is it the business network you are focusing on? how much of these transactions are going through the core part of your business rather than the licensing your charging for the use of sap's programs? mr. mcdermott: a very important question, because today if you take alibaba amazon, and ebay, and you combine all those brands and double them inside sap's business network is twice the size. today we have about 750 billion u.s. dollars transacting between our efficient networks eliminating all kinds of bureaucracy like checks and p.o.'s and having efficient payment streams. we think this is a 10 trillion u.s. dollars market and we are not only the first mover in this market, we are the only one. it remains to be seen how big we can make it, but we are quite optimistic that this could be a triple-

rock this place, one, two, three. [ cheers and applause ] >> more from the sap center in a moment, but first, mark sayre with what is happening right now. mark? >> reporter: well veronica, a fundraiser here is underway. and every person here is helping to directly benefit officer johnson's family. as the money gets handed over the bar, everybody knows it is going to a very important cause. and the co-owner says he would not have it any other way. >> it is nice to see the community come together. and support a tragic thing that has happened and try and raise some money here. >> reporter: every dollar made at the bar's two locations is going directly to the family of officer michael johnson. there are bag pipes, camaraderie ... >> $6,000 going twice! sold! >> reporter: and auction and a raffle with prizes donated from businesses as far away as the napa valley. most importantly, people who never knew officer johnson say they just had to be here to show their support in any way they could. >> we are out here to support michael. and his family. and i know he was out there protecting the com

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will be a slide show, music shown in side, there is going to be a final lieutenant down outside the sap center. now let's go to a map that shows the route of the procession which starts at 10:00 a.m. at a funeral home on north santa cruz avenue, the motorcade heads to winchester boulevard and off stevens creek ending at the sap center, there is a private funeral later today for the families, so when you are traveling this morning, take that into mind, there is going to be again congestion in those areas along the procession route and you can bet there will be people who are going to come outside of their businesses, schools along the procession route are also going to be standing outside, you know, bowing their heads in silence, sort of watching as the motorcade comes by there. again, to honor and respect officer johnson. pam. >> yeah, most of us here in the business have done that before and it's just an emotional, amazing thing to see when people line the freeways and roads to watch that in honor. >>> 4:33 is the time, our coverage of officer johnson's memorial will start at 11:00 a.m

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be held at the sap center in san jose.r joins us. >> we expect more than a thousand at the sap center for the funeral service for officer michael johnson. preparations have begun. the procession begins in los gatos at 9:30 this morning. the route will start at north santa cruz avenue and head northbound on winchester boulevard and eastbound on stevens creek boulevard that changes to san carlos street and south montgomery county street and ending at the sap center. it will be an emotional day for law enforcement and the community. officer johnson is a first san jose officer to die in the behind of duty since 2001. paul kelly with

inside the sap center. mike? >> reporter: that's right. family came first for officer michael johnson and it was his sister who addressed her brother saying you have left an emptiness in our lives that cannot be refilled and every day we will honor you. rest in peace my little brother. [ singing amazing grace ] >> reporter: a long line of families standing tall, honoring, saluting, saying good- bye. >> as you will always be in our hearts and minds, our officers will never forget. >> reporter: san jose police officer michael johnson surrounded by those who lived -- loved him. >> we thank you for your life and your sacrifice for us. death did not make uhero -- you a hero, you were already a hero while you lived. the words and photos told the story about this 14 year veteran. his love for suba diving, baking, collecting guns and coins. his wife and parents did not speak but his sister told tales about their childhood days. >> when we played cops and robbers he always inscientisted on being the cop -- insisted on being the cop. he approached e

sap center.. george says the to use the highways in those areas if you don't want to be a part of the remembrance and along the route and observe the procession. kron 4 is mike pelton is at the start of the room right now he's gonna be showing us and about 30 minutes more on the route and more on the procession and the memorial today. it >> reporter: german wings says that it was unaware that andreas lubitz the co- pilot the crash the plane and the french alps had suffered from depression during his pilot training. lost sons of which is the parent company of german wings confirmed on tuesday that it bay new lubas had suffered from an episode of severe depression before he finished his flight training but said he passed all his medical checks since then. andreas lubitz started working at german wings in september of 2013 investigators believe that andreas lubitz intentionally crashed the plane into a mountainside. >> reporter: meantime investigators have found so phones and the degrees of the germa

la procesion que se movilizara cerca de un cuarto de milla y terminara a las 11 de la maÑana en el "saper" lugar donde se llevaran a cabo los actos funebres. kevin greer/ems liaison --este trabajador del equipo de emergencia asegura que .... --maÑanasera un momento muy emocional donde esperan el gran apoyo de residentes al igual que invitados que provienen de todo el pais... --a la caravana se sumaran numerosos vehiculos de policia bomberos y equipos de emergencia incluyendo unas 200 motos policiacas. --seran 45 agentes de la patrulla de caminos quienes en sus motocicletas guien la procesion. --las autoridades mantendran cordones de seguridad con personal del auditorio quienes revisaran bolsos y paquetes de las personas que deseen ingresar al lugar... --ante esta muestra de solidaridad y apoyo autoridades gubernamentale s sienten que esa muerte no fue en vano y ha elevado la estima de la comunidad hacia los patrulleros en san jose. dave cortese --son oficiales que estan en el cumplimiento de su deber 24 horas al dia, siete dias a la semana... y en estos actos funebres, la comunidad ha e

when my physical strength was sapped during the campaign with a broken arm. when my conservative opponent and my liberal opponent in maine were not restricted in campaigning by official duties in washington such as i had, and when practically no one gave me a chance to win. my candidacy in the new hampshire primary will be a test in several ways. one, it will be a test of how much support will be given to a candidate without campaign funds and whose expense will be limited to personal and travel expense paid by the candidate. two, it will be a test of how much support will be given a candidate without a professional party organization of paid campaign workers but instead composed of non-paid amateur volunteers. three, it will be a test of how much support will be given a candidate who refuses to absent herself from the official duties to which she has been elected and whose campaign time in new hampshire will be limited to those times when the senate is -- i really had not thought about the primaries besides new hampshire and illinois. of course i would not o

you could also see hundreds of police cars along 101 and 880 as they drove to the sap center.uniting for michael johnson badge 3718. robert handa is with us this evening. it's been a powerful and touching day. >> well that's right. and inside you could really see and feel the mixed emotions. friends and family of michael johnson expressing their feelings of love and loss. >> reporter: the procession of hundreds of officers bringing michael johnson and his family to the sap center began at a los gatos funeral home wound its way through campbell and into san jose. a way to let the public pay their respects before the memorial service. >> we're going to honor michael and what he means to our organization, law enforcement, and our community. >> reporter: inside the arena was filled with law enforcement officer, families and the general public. assistant chief eddie garcia said the service was going to be like his visit with the family a somber event that turned into a celebration of johnson's life. >> although we knew it was okay to cry, it was equally okay to laugh. >> reporter:

the hearse carrying johnson body leaving a funeralome in los gatos this morning and arriving at the sap center in downtown san jose. passing beneath a huge american flag after somber procession that lasted nearly 45 minutes. if sky 7 hd you can see uniformed officers from around the state and country thus of them filing into johnson funeral in near total silence. virtually every officer from the san jose police department was cleared to attend. >> michael johnson remembered at the service today as dedicated police officer and loving son brother and uncle. who enjoyed the martial arts traveling and baking cheese cake. attorney general harris praised all police officers for their sacrifice. >> this ultimate sacrifice is an eternal remind they are safety comes at supreme price. and that price must always be remembered by a grateful state and her people. >> mike loved his family with entire heart and expressed his love by being present. now he's gone it was truly a gift. >> i want to give mica standing ovation forth awesome life that he gave for us. fight after the service johnson was laid

and six world powers is prevent iran fromming a income weapon in return for lifting tough economic sappings. >> this deal is going to then american's national security ands. >> we can show the deal is good for the security of the united states and our allies and the world. >>> the deal still is just a framework and has to be trance formed into a finalized land the next three months or it i don't fall apart. >>> officials in san francisco are calling for evacuation of united states citizens trapped in yemen. supervisor with civil rights organizations will hold a news conference today calling for the evacuation of united states citizens from the war-torn country. they want travel documents to be issued. among those trapped and hoping to leave is a san francisco resident mokhtar alkhanshali would runs a yemen coffee farming project with the united states agency. >>> state war conservation agencies are getting the word to residents on what to do to save water. the campaign starts today with billboards and social media and efforts to reach out to customers with the first ever statewide mandatory

emily: sap ibm. cory: they are two companies that are similar businesses which is slinging hardware selling services, and selling a good chunk of software. in both cases you have companies that say we want to be in the software world. so hp is going for the split of the company. there is in no way they could do a split of the company and do an acquisition. they cannot afford an acquisition like this anyway unless it will be compaq where it is issuing equity. a marriage of equals. that is hard to imagine happening but it would help them grow topline or at least not shrink topline. i think ibm is interesting. this is a world of speculation. when you look at ibm, ibm was a company that talked endlessly about cloud. they wanted all stuff into their cloud business, they made the argument that their cloud business is bigger than salesforce's, bigger than anyone. their sales growth would only declined by 3%. their earnings-per-share would be worse, of course, because they have not had any -- they have decli

. >> let's begin with david louie live at the sap center in san jose. david?>> we knew that officer johnson was a black belt in judo and jujitsu. we learned today that he made a mean cheesecake and touched lives in the san jose community in ways that few people knew. >> brother and sister officers came from as far away from new york city to pay their respects. through words and pictures officer johnson was portrayed as a loving son and brother. chief escobel said a woman approached him last week. >> she was quiet before her son listened. it was that talk that changed her son for the better. she became interested in school with a no longer defy an the. that was michael. johnson's patrol vehicle sat close to the stage. his coffin flanked by two honor guards at all times. >> safety comes at a supreme price. that must always be remembered by a grateful state and her people. >> johnson's family made her first public appearance at the funeral providing privacy as a greed. this tight knit family interspersed edd tears of sorrow with tears of laughter. jamie said her

keep an eye on microsoft and also sap. those are the three names thrown around as potential acquirorers. is it true? nobody knows, did you see stock movement in oracle and microsoft in particular, as they would make the push into cloud computing business services over the internet. business software and services over the internet. this is a story that is developing and we'll continue to watch. liz: kind of interesting, it's up 5%, halted on the bloomberg report, and then when it reopens, it doubles the jump. we will be watching salesforce closely. >>> the u.s. economy, we need to look at that, slowed to a crawl in the first quarter and the federal reserve has taken the timing of any interest rate off the table. joining me now live from stanford with reaction to the dramatic developments, economist and research fellow at the hoover institution, tim kaine. how did they do it? they removed all comments and references between june and september, didn't they? what is the market to read from that? well, i think the fed's been of

sap admits he paid the women for sex but denies getting actually assaulting them when he told them to room. >>> i phone is my hand. the other girl grabs my phone. them i got to go outside the door to get my phone back. i go out the door. give me my phone. she tossed my phone. i get it off the floor. now you outside your room naked which i was. >> the girls used his phone to call security and police arrested sap that night. now even if he's not convicted of assault he still faces one count of soliciting a prostitute. >> charges dropped against air force veteran arrested in a dispute over the american flag. 38-year-old michelle man heart showed up on the campus of state university last week aft seeing a facebook post from friend. it showed protesters walking on american flag man heart she felt she had to do something despite getting into a dispute and being arrested she would do it again. >> i watched and i was kind of proud of myself for sticking to what i was doing there. >> man heart is not against people voicing their opinions. she says she's disappointed the university did not stop

is that sapping their will to cooperate with the houthis? >> do we have a sense of what? a lot of their morale and infrastructure has been bombed. is that having an effect, turchg turning and deciding not to support the former president anymore? >> there's word some of the senior personnel have been killed, that's not confirmed. the houthis in a strong position in yemen they have always had a strength in the north. they control the capital and much less the rest of the country. the air strikes have had a limited effect. it's raising the question, what can the saudis do next. >> what is your thought what they might do? >> the next step is if the air strikes don't do what is expected step up naval strikes if that doesn't force the houthis back, doesn't split them from the saleh loyal is then loyalists then we may look at a ground invasion. >> thank you. >>> country's role in yemen's war, wanted to qualify his parliament's position on that invasion. >> we are also in touch with other dcc countries to assure them that their disappointment was based on an apparent misinterpret

sap admits he paid the women for sex.to leave his room. >> my phone was in my hasn't. the other girl grabs my phone. i got to go outside the door to get my phone back. i go out the door. give me my phone! she drops my phone. i get it off the floor. now you outside your room naked which i was. >> the girls used his phone to call security and police arrest arrested sap that same night. open if he beats the assault chargescharges he still faces one count of soliciting a prostitute. >> to your money the fear you'll spend less of it at small businesses. google new search is fueling that. internet giant rolled it out a new algorithm which change the way google ranks web sites on mobile devices. sites deemed mobile friend l appear at the top of the search results on smart phones and tablets. here's the problem. four out of five small business owners report having no mobile website according to a national survey which could mean with this new algorithm a huge loss of business. >>> we got good news for teens and their parents and

they will head up winchester and turn on to steven's creek boulevard before ending at the sap center for a public memorial at 11:00. and preparations for that service are being finalized. santa clara county law enforcement agencys and the chp will patrol during the memorial service while police pay their final respects. >> a lot of people are coming in and they stop by and pay their respects. >> it has been helpful and healing to see the community pour in with support. >> we will have live coverage on abc7 news. we will also stream it on-line at abc7news.com. >>> a man convicted in a kidnapping has been granted parole. 63-year-old younfeld is serving a sentence. they kidnapped 26 children and their bus driver. they planned to ask for ransom, but the children and drivers escaped. it will be several months before it hest the governor's desk for approval. >>> fish are back in the water at the mountain lake. biologists introduced native wildlife back into the lake. last year the presidio trust poisoned the water that was over run with invasive predatory fish that damaged the lake's ecosy

one child clutched a dog tucked into his sap -- satchel. none of them knew where they were going. it's not clear how many of the children brought to the u.s. as orphans had parents who hoped to join them later. but on this april 23rd flight, 45 of the children were placed with relatives in the united states. >>> in all, some 2,500 children were brought from vietnam to the u.s. in just over a month. about half of those children passed through the presidio when they first arrived in the united states. president gerald ford met the first plane when it arrived in san francisco on april 2nd. a group of children were ready to move on to southern california. >> reporter: a makeshift nursery in the maintenance shop at the presidio was for a heckic 24 hours the first home for the 58 vietnamese orphans. doctors and nurses attended to their medical needs. by mid-afternoon 34 orphans had been sent on their way. the children under 14 be immediately allowed in the country for humanitarian reasons. two children over 14 and several adults on the plane were given 90 day parol visas. one official s

i remember sort of planting sap saplings. but it's come a long way since those early days for sure. >> it has but a lot of people think it's come a long way in the wrong direction. i'm old enough to remember putting saplings and cleaning rivers and picking up garbage and litter from the roadside here in washington in flair particular from the c&o canal national parks. it was a grassroots movement started by a wisconsin democrat gaylord perry. it came in reaction to the 1969 oil spill off the coast of california that fouled the beaches of santa barbara for years. the reaction against that was strong. not only was earth day created, they called it a teach in at that point. it had a certain degree of spontaneousness about it. it resulted in a whole lot of environmental legislation including the formation of the environmental protection agency itself signed by a conservative republican president, richard nixon. try to imagine that happening today. and as far as the legacy or the spirit of earth day, yes, it has changed like many

hearse carrying johnson bode leaving a fine relevant home in los gatos this morning and arriving at the sapnter downtown san jose for the service. somber procession lasted nearly 45 minutes. >> students teachers in campbell left class to pay the respect. lane the road holding nerp flag as officer johnson procession passed by. >> thousands of 81 formed officers many from around the country failed into johnson memorial and that included virtually every san josep coy. johnson casket carried into the arena where he was given final is a lawsuit from the thousands in stand answer and moving trib fruit fellow officer who was part of johnson training class. >> on the count of 3 i give mike standing ovation forth awesome life he gave for us. 1 awesome life he gave for us. 1, 2, 3. fight that round went on for full michbility officer john still being regard tonight as community rally to wrist money for his family. >> fundraiser still going on tonight at san jose britain arms. lisa is live from the expressway location where still a crowd tonight 12 hours after the fundraiser started. >> people start p

hearse carrying johnson bode leaving a fine relevant home in los gatos this morning and arriving at the sapter downtown san jose for the service. somber procession lasted nearly 45 minutes. >> students teachers in campbell left class to pay the respect. lane the road holding nerp flag as officer johnson procession passed by. >> thousands of 81 formed officers many from around the country failed into johnson memorial and that included virtually every san josep coy. johnson casket carried into the arena where he was given final is a lawsuit from the thousands in stand answer and moving trib fruit fellow officer who was part of johnson training class. >> on the count of 3 i give mike standing ovation forth awesome life he gave for us. 1 awesome life he gave for us. 1, 2, 3. fight that round went on for full michbility officer john still being regard tonight as community rally to wrist money for his family. >> fundraiser still going on tonight at san jose britain arms. lisa is live from the expressway location where still a crowd tonight 12 hours after the fundraiser started. >> people start po

. >> the tribute to officer johnson stretched beyond the sap center today. as the officer's precession made its way from los gatos to san jose. some saluted, others waves flags. nbc bay area michelle roberts is live at the police department where a memorial there has been growing all week. michelle? report>> reporter: report that's right. many people couldn't make it to the memorial but so they came by here instead. there were flowers and notes left for the family. friends who trained with him at the jiu-jitsu studio left this note in a belt saying rip, miky we will miss you forever, brother. law enforcement officials from all over the country stood shoulder to shoulder in san jose today. many saying good-bye with a salute to officer michael johnson. >> we're a family and if one falls, we all fall. >> janelle is married to a morgan hill police sergeant. she said today is about honoring a bay area hero and showing support to men and women who respond to emergency calls everyday. >> you just don't know what's going to happen when you send them off to work. and

the sharks are playing at the sap arena and the streets are bu busy. ta means that business is good for gene. >> well, there is a lot of traffic, and people are hustling and bustling on nights like this this. >> reporter: when darkness comes the san jose streets can become dangerous. >> just spontaneous brawls that just break out, and then they disintegrate in five to seven seconds. >> we are the guardian angel, and we are looking for volunteers. >> reporter: robert wants to change that by bringing the guardian angels to san jose. >> our police force is half of what it used to be and it is a beacon for the criminals. >> we are recruiting tonight. >> reporter: no secret that there is a concern about police staffing in san jose. the guardian angels have organized in the city before didn't last. some saying that they were taking more of a law enforcement role than they should. >> we are not superheros, but we are out to help, and keep an eye out, and be a visual deterrent. >> reporter: the san jose crime unit says they have no objection to them coming to

they will head up winchester and turn on to steven's creek boulevard before ending at the sap center for a public memorial at 11:00. and preparations for that service are being finalized. santa clara county law enforcement agencys and the chp will patrol during the memorial service while police pay their final respects. >> a lot of people are coming in and they stop by and pay their respects. >> it has been helpful and healing to see the community pour in with support. >> we will have live coverage on abc7 news. we will also stream it on-line at abc7news.com. >>> a man convicted in a kidnapping has been granted parole. 63-year-old younfeld is serving a sentence. they kidnapped 26 children and their bus driver. they planned to ask for ransom, but the children and drivers escaped. it will be several months before it hest the governor's desk for approval. >>> fish are back in the water at the mountain lake. biologists introduced native wildlife back into the lake. last year the presidio trust poisoned the water that was over run with invasive predatory fish that damaged the lake's ecosy

touchdowns across california and the country, attended yesterday's memorial service for johnson at the sap you have. the earthquakes will have a donation bin at the easter egg hunt after the match on sunday. on april 18, to weeks from now a friend is organizing a fundraiser at cross fit in san jose and the san jose police officers association is accepting donations. we have details posted on our website as abc7news.com. >>> a philadelphia woman will make her first court appearance today charged with trying to join the islamic state group. the prosecutors say that the woman attempted to travel overseas and communicated with an isis firefighter in syria who wanted her to martyr herself for the terrorist organization. >> the president of iran is promising his country will stick to its end of the deal to curb its nuclear program. speaking this morning the president said that eastern piers do not seek to deceive anyone. this comes a day after iran and six world powers including the united states announced a preliminary agreement after years of negotiating and iran has agreed to restricts and in

san jose firefighters paid their respects as officer johnson's body approached the sap center. the procession passed underneath. an american flag supported by the ladders for two different trucks. officers described their thoughts on this emotional day. >> the outpouring has been indescribable from our community. as i mentioned, law enforcement agencies. i don't have the words to describe it. it's something we'll never forget. >> it's a brotherhood, of course, and when we lose one elsewhere, we've lost one of our own, so we're here to support them and their families. >> we are out there trying to do the right thing every day, all the time. and this is one of the ways that we respect each other and come together. >> law enforcement from across the region generously offered to fill in for san jose police officers, so everyone in the department could attend the memorial. 81 deputiesy sies helped staff while the regular officers grieved. >> we always want to support our brothers and sisters in law enforcement. today i was proud and honored to have numerous people coming out that wa

tonight we have big game at sap center and san jose takes on colorado and this is going to start at 7:30 doors opening at 6:15 so expect to see heavy traffic in the area. >> new hope in the battle against autism a major effort about to be underway in the bay area that could lead to new treatment. >> rescue on the high seas, a leach faith that saved the life of a sailor. stay tuned. ow >> we have video of an incredible rescue of a copy of a pirate ship trapped in rough seas on monday off the massachusetts coast. the engines were disabled and the sail wrapped around its mast and the coast guard could not tow the drunk because of the stormy weather. they toll -- told the crew to abandon ship and one had to jump to a coast guard lifeboat. >> seconds before the boats were in more than 2-3' apart and they separated and he was heard midair and you can see he is quite the jumper. >> another man suffered a head injury while leaping from the ship and was airlifted to a massachusetts hospital. the other passengers went back for land on lifeboats. >> now a story we have been following since monda

he does have an agreement another six and a half years to buy this site near sap center. with the nfl today. >> just ahead a closure of this pediatric unit. >> why did a man fly on the grounds of the u.s. capitol? the statement he was trying to make. >> you cancel a reservation. the company says you >>> in santa clara county employees at two hospitals are devastated after learning about planned cuts to patient services. hospital leadership told abc7 news it was the right move to make. a tale two of hospitals. >> it's sad that people are going to lose a job here. and we've worked hard. >> officials worked to cut the neo natal care wing. but the biggest impact could come in gilroy. services will be phased out in the next few months forcing families to drive to have babies. this >> the executive says 60% in the service area go up for delivery. nurse jobs will be on the chopping block santa clara county is hoping to purchase both hospitals. >> as county we're going to be aggressive to try to do what we can do >> it will be business as usual as employees try to stay focused >>

they will head up winchester and turn on to steven's creek boulevard before ending at the sap centerfor a public memorial at 11:00. and preparations for that service are being finalized. santa clara county law enforcement agencys and the chp will patrol during the memorial service while police pay their final respects. >> a lot of people are coming in and they stop by and pay their respects. >> it has been helpful and healing to see the community pour in with support. >> we will have live coverage on abc7 news. we will also stream it on-line at abc7news.com. >>> a man convicted in a kidnapping has been granted parole. 63-year-old younfeld is serving a sentence. they kidnapped 26 children and their bus driver. they planned to ask for ransom, but the children and drivers escaped. it will be several months before it hest the governor's desk for approval. >>> fish are back in the water at the mountain lake. biologists introduced native wildlife back into the lake. last year the presidio trust poisoned the water that was over run with invasive predatory fish that damaged the lake's ecosys

hearse carrying johnson bode leaving a fine relevant home in los gatos this morning and arriving at the saphe service. somber procession lasted nearly 45 minutes. >> students teachers in campbell left class to pay the respect. lane the road holding nerp flag as officer johnson procession passed by. >> thousands of 81 formed officers many from around the country failed into johnson memorial and that included virtually every san josep coy. johnson casket carried into the arena where he was given final is a lawsuit from the thousands in stand answer and moving trib fruit fellow officer who was part of johnson training class. >> on the count of 3 i give mike standing ovation forth awesome life he gave for us. 1 awesome life he gave for us. 1, 2, 3. fight that round went on for full michbility officer john still being regard tonight as community rally to wrist money for his family. >> fundraiser still going on tonight at san jose britain arms. lisa is live from the expressway location where still a crowd tonight 12 hours after the fundraiser started. >> people start pouring into this downtown lo

will be watching it closely >>james: i have my son and biting for fish friends and me will have the sapm all of them in a packed theater tsk let's talk about the weather this morning a lot to talk about his intent to live look outside we're off to a very calm situation internal forecast over the winds and temperatures to cook what does it look forward the morning hours risen by 7:00 a.m. most a clear at that point for temperatures to be in 04 is to low 50s would expect him to drop another degree or to not we're pass summarize by noontime will warm up to 07 is by the bank. >>james: 53 this afternoon will warm and up 80 by the bay and 88 the test with some of our hottest and lynn spots will fall just short of that but for places like the delta could there will be looking at the upper 80s this afternoon. >>james: mid '50s and san francisco low fifties in san jose 53 or 15 minutes to decide how it will be this afternoon with the web will be like for the week ahead. >>george: no hot spots this morning but we are tracking a slow ride to the bay bridge and a cycling here at the meeting of alli

sales force or its ceo, among the rumored suitors, bigger software companies like oracle microsoft and sap >>> the warriors moving back to san francisco. not so fast. in the middle of this historic playoff run the team team is facing new opposition. today's a new group is opposing the warrior's plan for that brand new water front arena in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. this is near at&t park. a nonprofit group says the new arena along with planned office buildings could slow down ambulances head to the new ucsf mission bay hospital. an impact report on the arena is expected to come out next month. team officials say they're shocked by this group's o opposition. warriors releasing a statement saying in part the san francisco public overwhelmingly supports the warrior's move to mission bay this comes out of nowhere. >>> a landmark restaurant catches fire in san francisco, liverpool little's is burned and the restaurant's own sr feeling burned. we'll explain coming up. >>> should silicon valley get a landmark like the hollywood sign? i will tell you about one man's plan to make tha

up over the hilltop, 63 now, around the trivalley, out there around the 580 interchange there, bless sap ton, dub lip, 62. partly cloudy companies for the moment. winds out of the northwest, these will be a little blustery at times around the coast tomorrow. see these winds the same range tomorrow. 10 to 20 miles per hour keep our temperatures on the coast running fairly cool. this morning, we did have showers around the south bay, seeing now are these fair weather cumulus clouds happen as you get the ground below, air rise and create the nice puffy clouds seeing around the hills now. the system that brought all the rain and active and severe weather across california now heading through the rockies. on the east side of that severe weather outbreak up and down the midwest, you will be hear on "nbc nightly news" later on tonight. rainfall totals have come up a little bit from that one inch or so of rain we saw around the south bay yesterday. you can see only mountain view sitting at 100% of a ram. most of the bay area close to 75% of a ram this time of year the snow pack those you saw ear

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