materials suppliers. >> reporter: the line was originally planned to run from cloverdale in northern sonoma county all the way down to the larkspur ferry in marin county. but because of the economic downturn, the first phase of the project will only extend from santa rosa to downtown san rafael. but not everyone is happy. for more than six decades, the whistlestop has been offering senior services in this building. but a smart train platform will remove bus access and they will have to move. >> we are looking for a solution so we can continue to do the work we do and we need

but it's the overnight hours. 1:00 president's day you will notice the north bay from sonoma county, and maybe sneaking down to napa could see some showers. but by the afternoon we have the instability out there. 3:00 cloudy skies and a slight chance of showers. numbers on the cool side for monday. after that high pressure is building back in. could see some snow showers too into monday, president's day. 46 in yosemite with 50s on the coast. a little cooler, a little more february like. 56 in the city, as well as san mateo. half moon bay your high yesterday was 55. so another cool day today. we won't see the gusty winds. livermore, at. san jose just 58 today. 60 in gilroy. we will see a mostly cloudy day and then the chance of showers mainly north tomorrow and then we will look at partly cloudy, much, much warmer weather. five to eight degrees warmer tuesday. wednesday and thursday, look at that. >> crazy. thank you, lisa. this morning friends of a 25-year-old amdor valley eye high school graduate battling lou keep ma are expense guying their efforts to find her a bone marrow donor.

everything is quiet except for radar returns in the northwest corner of sonoma county starting to slowlyep over into the northern parts of marin county, occidental, cloverdale, windsor down to santa rosa, a few radar returns now. the big story before that comes down for rest of us slightly cooler in most areas except fairfield san jose and san rafael and santa rosa one to four degrees warmer that puts us in the 40s at 8:00 you can see radar returns still hugging the north bay as we head towards noon look for some of these returns to develop an little farther south as the cold front gets closer mid 50s north bay along the coast into oakland low 60s for the rest of us as clouds increase and rain stars to spread to the south we'll be stuck in -- starts to spread to the south we'll be stuck in the upper 50s by 4:00, scattered, light they hang around today and tonight gone tomorrow afternoon. sunday into monday more showers and chance of light rain tuesday. >>> the commute is looking great still can't find much slowing this morning. live shot of the bay bridge toll very minor wait that's abou

>> i do, yes. >> bergman: and you believe he performed well in sonoma county?yes, i do. >> bergman: records show that trial fell apart because he was being coached to create answers in his testimony. >> yes, i'm aware of that. >> bergman: you haven't read the state bar report. >> no, i haven't. i didn't even know there was one. >> bergman: did you ever look at those tapes-- they're available-- of what was going on in that coaching, what the issues were? >> i've been told what happened, yes. >> bergman: but you haven't independently gone to look? >> no, i haven't. >> bergman: and f.m.g., as an organization, hasn't checked that? >> no. >> bergman: or the records in kansas city. >> i haven't checked them. >> bergman: so he was hired back, but you're not sure why? i'm trying to get a sense of... from what we've had people say to us is that he not only didn't tell the truth, but he didn't really know what he was doing. >> all i can say is, when i've observed him and read his reports, he's very competent, and i think he's a good forensic pathologist. >> bergman: at t

hanging around downtown san francisco right now these are not dropping rain some are in northern sonoma county. >>> looking like a friday light commute now. no delays at the bay bridge toll. major muni news coming up. >>> good friday morning, 4:30 a.m.. i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm k -- and i'm katie marzullo in for credit card this morning. fires are on the -- in for kristen sze this morning. >> the first reports came from drivers on 101 who said they could see flames from the freeway. firefighters managed to knock it down they will watch for hot spots and look for the cause. no reports of injuries. >>> a teacher abuse scandal in redwood city is widening. eight workers are on administrative leave while the district investigates the way they handled the case of a teacher accused of assaulting a special needs student. terry mcsweeney is live with the details. >> reporter: the district is not saying what these eight people placed on leave do at the school. we are being told by sources that these are teachers and teacher aides they were not suspected of taking part in the abuse but believed to be

you can see stretching from lake county down into sonoma county and napa county. also petaluma. 101 corridor getting a little bit of light rain. santa rosa says light rain there. hayward in there as well. so is fairfield and san jose. everybody is close. one little system right there doesn't do much. it will give us a cool down. partly sunny and mostly cloudy to the north. another system comes in saturday. that is a weak system and sunday another one. main effect this will really cool our temperatures down and give us a cool pattern next three to five days. maybe a couple of ten-day outlooks a very bullish for rain. looks like the pattern is finally showing patterns of changing. it's a mostly cloudy cooler day with 50s and 60s. morning drizzle on saturday. mostly cloudy cooler and breeze monday and tuesday. >>> all right thank you. a new report indicates american workers are bringing home more money. the report by -- finds the household income went from $49,000 to $51,000. but the house hole income in december was still down a few thousand dollars. >>> video game

three minutes ago they reopened eastbound 37 this is the eastbound lanes coming towards us from sonoma county from 101 in marin county. it had been closes more than three hours. terrible day for drivers unless you happened to be a tow truck driver. it was one vehicle after another. all smashed all lining highway 37. was chain reaction of approximately 10 different vehicle collisions from a motorcyclist to several cars. >> reporter: drivers tell me it was the fog that led to the pile-ups. >> i was able to stop six feet from the guy in front of me. the woman in front of me, behind me was able to stop, the woman behind her she came smashing in that bumped her up into me i was able to liftoff my foot abú8j- little and it ket going back and forward there must have been 100 cars out here. >> reporter: fog was a contributing factor drivers following too close was the real problem. >> rule of them i remember is three second intervals, 1,000 one, 1,000 two, 1,000 three to leave that space cushion. >> reporter: chp stopped by to say there were 11 separate accidents. 31 cars total, 37 open in both direc

forecast animation at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at which point already some rain up in parts of sonoma county and of course farther north up in mendocino county. animate the map and 11:00 o'clock tomorrow tonight more wide spread rain. some heavy then during overnight hours tomorrow into friday morning beginning of rush hour we see some heavy rain continuing to sweep through the bay area. front pushes through quickly and early morning hours on wednesday still trailing showers scattered about on wednesday then overnight wednesday that thursday get better organized shower activity that continues into thursday afternoon so by 3:00 o'clock thursday afternoon we will have rainfall total up to perhaps 2 inches in north bay mountain and inch and a half in the santa cruz mountains. 6 tenths in the south bay up to inch in the east bay and inch and a half in the north bay. we get some soaking rain out of this system. winter storm warning issued from 10:00 o'clock tomorrow tonight to continue okay wednesday night in the lake tahoe area. 6 to 12 inch of new snow above 3500 feet. 1 to 3 feet of new snow a

three minutes ago they reopened eastbound 37 this is the eastbound lanes coming towards us from sonoma county from 101 in marin county. it had been closes more than three hours. terrible day for drivers unless you happened to be a tow truck driver. it was one vehicle after another. all smashed all lining highway 37. >> at 7:45 this morningz was chain reaction of approximately 10 different vehicle collisions from a motorcyclist to several cars. >> reporter: drivers tell me it was the fog that led to the pile-ups. >> i was able to stop six feet from the guy in front of me. the woman in front of me behind me was able to stop the woman behind her she came smashing in that bumped her up into me i was able to liftoff my foot abú8j- little and it kept going back and forward there must have been 100 cars out here. >> reporter: fog was a contributing factor drivers following too close was the real problem. >> rule of them i remember is three second intervals 1,000 one 1000 two 1,000 three to leave that space cushion. >> reporter: chp stopped by to say there were 11 separate accidents. 31 cars total 37

latest forecast models breaking a chance of rain not only from sonoma county but marin county and alle way down the coast and east bay through the early morning hours on monday. by the afternoon, high pressure build in and we're on our way to a much drier and sunnier forecast for the workweek beyond monday. as for tomorrow, still looks like we could see spotty light showers especially over night towards the early part of the day. 35 in tahoe. few snow showers possible. there is moisture field staying offshore for today. 70 in palm springs. it will be a cool afternoon with the cloud cover. mid upper 50s. 55 in half moon bay, 57 in napa. down by monterey bay, looking at sunshine, partly sunny, that will allow a little more sun today. numbers in the upper 50s. more sun in the bay area. we'll be looking at the cloud cover, not only north but much of the bay could see sprinkles. then beyond that, dry, sunny and mild and well above average. >>> let's check out sports. this afternoon, stanford hosts their opponents looking cardinals try to bole start case to make the tournament. warriors pla

marin county, to the north here, you can see a good line crossing the coast. this will get in to sonomacounty. so the system just now hitting the bay area. the main event in terms of the rain will be coming in from now until 7:00 tomorrow morning. you can see the system doesn't really have a subtropical temp of moisture. it has colder, drier air that will crank up the winds and make things chilly tomorrow. the rainfall totals, we will have to dial those back despite what you are seeing on the radar right now. it is like swiz cheese. pockets of rain. by the time you get to 7:00 in the morning, you can see how the rain is hit and miss. this is as the cold air starts to arrive. tends to be drier. scattered showers through the afternoon with unstable air mass settling in the bay area and around here, 5:00 tomorrow and some of our hill tops the air will be cold enough to get a dusting of snow around mount hamilton and possibly mount diablo as well. the rainfall totals come down. the cold air we are looking at less than a quarter inch for most of the bay area. coming it from now until 7:00 in

coastal area of sonoma county and marin county beginning to get rainfall rate now.prinkle here in san francisco as well and in other locations we get reports right now of light rain and sprinkle so it has arrived. we also have a wind advisory in effect from 10:00 o'clock tonight until 10:00 o'clock. almost 10:00 o'clock now but 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning winds gust 25 to 45 miles per hour. strongest wind at the coast and forth bay mountains a cruz mountains we have gale warnings in effect over the coastal water. on to tomorrow condition. rain overnight heaviest rain overnight and into the morning hours tapering off to showers in the afternoon. high pressure on the cool side only mid upper 50's for the most part tomorrow. perhaps couple locations. rest of the 7 day forecast period sunny and mild afternoon with high pressure back in the mid to upper 60's by midweek. so we get one day of rain and back to the pattern we have been complaining about or enjoying depending on your point of view last couple mont month. >> i enjoy and complain. >> exactly. best of both wo

one is located in sonoma county. >> this state spends about $300,000 a year on each patient and there is an investigation uncovering a pattern after bus and neglect at the centers and a fail your to hold staff accountable. tim was a quadriplegic patient in northern california. he died from internal bleeding. skef any is his sister. >> it turns out he had three swabs that were found two in his stomach and one on the bed that he was sleeping in. >> his doctor said conot have put swabs in his mouth and no one could explain how they got tlchl the police force waited over 24 hours before examining the room. by then potential evidence was gone. medical records, missing. others had details crossed out. >> our brother died and they can't give us a n why. >> if he had been anywhere else, it would have been investigated by cat cat -- california venl centers have their own police force and receive limited training. the center is one of five state-run institutions in california for those with severe developmental disibles serving 2,000 patients who need full time care. >> this became clear that h

. >>> looks like a bug is going around in sonoma county. an unusual number of students at two santa rosa schools have been going hom0vjpz@3/j)f [ inaudible ] those will be fleeting by about noon as the system rolls off to the east high pressure moving in you can see the next system pushed north that means increase in sunshine in afternoon after if we are lucky upper 50s to low 60s close to where we should be for this time of the year. as we look at the seven day, a little fog tonight, total sunshine tomorrow, all the way through sunday with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s a slight cooling trend early next week. let's find out about your traffic this morning. frances has been covering a couple of accidents >>> better news now this crash in the fairfield area we are hearing westbound lanes should be roped in a few minutes they've been closed -- reopened in a few minutes. they've been closed about an hour this is jamison canyon it was affecting traffic in both directions eastbound lanes are open. i want to take you to the waze traffic map

doesn't amount to much at the moment this, is moving into the viewing area into parts of northern sonoma county. heavier activity is yet to arrive later tonight overnight, accompanied by winds and speaking of winds there is a wind advisory in effect for the sacramento valley, northern san joaquin valley ask a portion of the bay area. and this advisory reaches and extends from midnight tonight until 10:00 in the morning. winds gusting to 50 miles per hour z a winter storm warning is in effect for central sierra from sock tonight until 4:00 thursday afternoon. and there is two to four feet of snow above 5500 feet. you can expect delays and blizzard-like conditions over the passes. and there is rain notwithstanding outlook for california water supply continues to worsen tonight. the third monthly snow survey out today shows that the sierra snow pack at just 30% of normal and a quarter of what we usually get for the season. reservoirs in good shape, however, from last year. and the state water department says it probably won't be able to deliver more than half of what it's customers have requested.

timing is 4:00 sonoma county, getting your heads wet.lide it further into the evening hours, you'll notice everybody is wet from 7:00 to 8:00. by 9:00 we could have light to moderate rain. front pushes on through. then we're left for scattered showers. cooler day with snow levels down to 3,000 feet. mount hamilton, maybe rain-and-snow mix there. the front will have the northwesterly winds, cool and breezy with highs barely in the low 50s tomorrow. 50 in fresno and numbers coming up in the mid 40s in the sierra nevada. we'll look for the winter weather advisory tomorrow afternoon. anywhere from four to eight inches at lake level expected. half a foot to foot above 7,000 feet and temperatures, upper 50s at san francisco. 59 in concord. dry day and down around pebble beach we'll see a few clouds, 57 a cool day there. winds up to 20 miles an hour. gilroy should bring in some low 60s with a little bit more sun. late tonight in tomorrow, valentine's day looks dry, early evening hours maybe a chance of rain overnight. you may get wet if you are

sonoma county residents a get more profession for their teeth in their tap water.ctice that some -- to a stud -- adding fluoride to their water supply. angry residents at yesterday's meeting slammed the proposal calling fluoride pollutants. the world health organization says floor dated water is the most effective way to -- prevent tooth decay. >>> there's a movement underway to make yoga an olympic sport it is drawing praise and criticism. the effort is spearheaded by the wife of the founder of hot yoga. she says the olympic event would be judged like a national competition not on spiritual practice but on physical . the organization u.s.a. yoga is hoping to get yo -- yoga recognized as an olympic sport by 2016. i wonder if the olympic committee would have facilities for that. >>> 6:25. still ahead, beware of the budget the number crunch that has walnut police department suspending some safety programs. >>> the new vote paving the way for construction of the 49ers new stadium to start by july. >> reporter: it was raining over might -- overnight but the weather was

i want to show you again, it's pretty foggy in sonoma county, solano county, morinne county, parts ofounty so you get the idea here, watch for slow traffic and people slowing down. it's going to be not as brisk getting to work today because of today's low clouds.  also at san francisco international airport there are delays because of the fog. as we look at a map of the south bay, you see slow traffic on 85 from 87 heading north to saratoga, on 280 heading north to cupertino. peninsula, 101 is pretty slow from san mateo to palo alto but 280 is a pretty good alternate. remember, we're mentioning the fog, foggy in parts of san mateo county as well. >>> good morning. foggy out there. really? yeah. some of that fog is -- now there's thin spots in spot. mark in pleasant hill said there's fog in the trees but hazy sun above. that is kind of the way it is probably the next hour or two. a lot of this will start to burn off. if you're stuck in the fog it can be lousy on the visibility. all left over from yesterday's system which made it all the way to southern california. from north-to-south

. >>> an embarrassing misspelling on a highway sign on 101 in sonoma county. it miss spells the name of the third largest city. the correct pellin spelling puh before the n but the sign puts the n first. the contractor will pick up the cost of fixing it. >> it was nice weather in the park today. >> it was very mild today and tomorrow will be milder. a look from the high definition mount tam camera down on to the bay on the mainly clear evening. despite the clear skies we do have some area of fog developing right now. high temperatures of 69 degrees at half moon bay. 72 santa cruz. numerous upper 60s and one cool spot, clear lake a high of only 55 degrees. temperature readings right now generally in the 50s. but up north and northeast it is a bit cool already. 48 degrees in fairfield. 47 in napa and 49 in santa rosa. these are the highlights. area of fog rather widespread tonight. sunny and even warmer tomorrow than it was today. then a chance of showers on friday and that is just the beginning of a whole different weather pattern for us. our fogcast starting a

there has been a north wind helping santa rosa sonoma county airport cooler at 43, city is at 50 degrees livermore 36 and this time yesterday they went to 62 and that was at the airport. today we are going. tomorrow we will start to see a cool down and a bigger cool down as the system digs in north and east on the weekend. several clear and mild to warm, very mild to warm this time of year. windy and the hills it's about 60 and 30 today. still, it is going to be a mild day temperatures above average, i think a little hint of a westerly breeze which was 79 yesterday has also gill way and redwood city at 5 degrees. i will have it and it is not loading yesterday but we will hold it often its next web. >>> people in marin could see the most draft pick water cuts in decades. a damaged well is threatening a supply and unless there is ten more inches by april 1st, it would go into emergency state cutting usage to 2 5% water usage. >>> the alarming age of the boy who had a gun and the serious under injury it caused. they are working to make private information safe. >>> and this morning if you a

materials suppliers. >> reporter: the line was originally planned to run from cloverdale in northern sonoma county all the way down to the larkspur ferry in marin county. but because of the economic downturn, the first phase of the project will only extend from santa rosa to downtown san rafael. but not everyone is happy. for more than six decades, the whistlestop has been offering senior services in this building. but a smart train platform will remove bus access and they will have to move. >> we are looking for a solution so we can continue to do the work we do and we need smart and other people to cooperate and help us find that new location. >> reporter: but gentlemen lottie says besides the economic benefits there will be a much-needed psychological boost, as well. >> this is a shot in the arm that gets people back to feeling comfortable about where the economy is going and, you know, putting people back to work and spending money. >> reporter: john ramos, cbs 5. >>> in the east bay the jobs outlook is a little shakier. hundreds of bank of america workers in concord found out the company is c

marin county coastline up towards sonoma county, just a few sprinkles out there.e're seeing a lot of clouds spilling down the coast, but you notice here this band of clouds, not a lot of low level moisture. these are mainly high level clouds streaming over the bay area which will keep our temperatures down today, as we call filtered sunshine. and up on the north coast, another system will sweep in as we head into monday. that will give us a better chance of seeing a few sprinkles. during the day, a few clouds all the way through 9:00, later on this evening and tonight. heading into monday. briefly a few light rain showers across over towards the north bay. look really close as can you see the morning model run has pulled back on the light rain which is good news for the bay bridge construction. our rain accumulations, not a whole lot. maybe just a little bit to wet the ground in a few spots, mainly around the coastal hill tops in san francisco. looks like drizzle coming in through monday. as long as the rainfall projections hold up like that, should not see much o

. >> sheriff's department in sonoma county looking for a man trying to kidnap young girls. school girls. here's a sketch. latest incident happened yesterday. authorities say 1 10-year-old girl said this man asked if she needed a ride home from elementary school here. she refused the man grabbed her by the arm before she got away. sonoma county says he's o other similar incidents. he's 5 feet 8 inches to maybe 6 feet tall. average to thin build. medium to dark xlechblingts he speaks english with heavy spanish accent. wearing a black sweatshirt with the hood pulled over his hay. jeans and athletic shoes at the time. >>> listen to this seven hour stand off in newark we reported yesterday that tied up the s.w.a.t. team and dozens of officers turns out to be a hoax. police say a man angry about being beaten over a debt told officers he was car jacked and assaulted not beaten up because he owed money. later admitted the phytooccurred when he tried to pay the debt with meth instead of cash. he was arrested for filing a false police report. 2 others involved in the stand off were d

up in sonoma county.ike nebak is there with the difficulty the crews had in fighting the fire. >> reporter: and gasia mikaelian, about 120 people live in this community, and tucked away in the hill, inside a square foot home, on a private driveway that is where today this community did lose two of its own. up on a ridge in the small north bay town of pen grove? >> we're treating the scene as a crime scene. >> reporter: firefighters and detectives worked investigating a deadly fire. >> sometime after i put the fire out, we discovered there were two people deceased in there, burned to death. >> there is a beautiful old woman who is behind and she passed. >> reporter: the sonoma county coroner's office took the bodies away this afternoon. residents say the deceased are a mom and son who lived by themselves, 90-year-old elsie grant and gordon grant. when the authorities arrived. >> the structure was torn up. >> reporter: the small home was in flames, they say. one resident said he smelled what he thought was

the parking lot is on the grounds of the redwood alliance christian conference, housing sonoma county tours. the person who died was in that group of people hit. crews had to cut the driver out of the recage of the car. >> in san francisco international airport delta airlines hoping to help fly back to normal after a suspicious device shut down a check point for a while today. the bomb squad shed up and you can see how passengers were forced outside during that scare. it happened in terminal one, the first entrance. and abc 7's mark matthews joins with us the story. mark? >> when i got there this morning one sthird was shut down and passengers being evacuated. at 11:30, police began moving people away from terminal one. screeners said a woman had something suspicious in her carry on. >> she couldn't answer the screener questions about what was in the bag because she said she wasn't the one that packed it. ta that triggered a red flag. >> they called bomb squad. police say the woman not only didn't know what was in the bag but hadn't packed it. and an iranian cab driver brought her to

. >>> sonoma county pan in jail after a deputy discovered -- man in jail after a deputy discovered dozensof homemade bombs in his car. the deputy pulled him over for traffic violations. he was arrested for driving with a suspended license. then the deputy searched his car and found 49 homemade bombs, each bigger than a firecracker. deputies found more bombs, fuses, gunpowder and weapons in a search of his home. he's being held on $50,000 bail. >>> president obama is apologizing to afghans today for the burning of copies of the qur'an as two u.s. soldiers were killed during a violent protest. afghan police have killed five protesters during a third day of rioting throughout the country. the two u.s. soldiers killed were part of a nato force in eastern afghanistan. killed by a man dressed in an afghan army uniform. this erupted monday when afghan workers saw u.s. soldiers dumping religious books in a garbage pile. president obama said the error was inadvertent i assure you we will take appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence and hold those responsible accountable. >>> several marines kill

>> we have already had site use agreements that have been approved in sonoma county, contra costa, alameda, santa clara, sunnyvale have already executed their agreement. there are many that are imminent right now. i could read the list. i believe that those members of the bainbridge apa will have this useful for the week-for the region. the county of alameda has sites in oakland. even if oakland is not coming up to speed quickly, they have signed the agreement. this is not something i expect in july, 2013. this is a progress. >> i have a quick follow-up question. are there any counties or cities that will not participate in the system? >> know. san jose and santa clara did not vote for the agreement on january 19th. morgantown do say that they will not participate at this time. marin county has their own issues. -- marin county as said they will not participate at this time. they have voted against the agreement. they are participating. they have not opted out. they continued to come and give their feedback and information and they are very much a part of the system. >> why are they voted

. >> and there is a bug going around two schools in sonoma county. a number of students have gone home with complaints of upset stomaches. the county health department has not confirmed noro virus but say it matches symptoms. >> and there is an interesting snap shot of california's economic recovery. one group is not participating at the same pace. we're live with the story. nannette? >> and only six in 10 single moms were working in 2010, according to the report the smallest pro portion since 1996. as california inches out of the great recession, the women parly -- particularly single mothers are struggling. a new report calls falling behind reveals men are finding jobs at a faster rate than women, giving a new name to the economic recovery. >> now, we've moved into what some of the pundits are calling the range where men are getting jobs back but we've seen women employment stall. >> the report goes on to say continued deep cuts to the safety net leave women in a worgs position. job training has been slashed making it harder to gain skills. >> i am

sonoma county she was deputies find dozens of homemade bombs. and it's a disturbing crime here in the east bay, why this church is waiting to repair the damage. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> investigators are calling it a hate crime. this morning police in union city are searching for the vandals who desecrated a catholic church on ash wednesday. eric rasmussen joins us live to show us what moved some parishioners to tears. good morning, eric. >> reporter: good morning. it certainly did. of all vandalism one person says this is what bothered him the most, somebody knocked over this wooden cross here in the front lawn of the church. it's part of what is expected to be repaired here later today. a caretaker first discovered the vandalism yesterday morning, while preparing for ash wednesday services. someone spray-painted pentagrams on the church with seize the night and satan written in latin, and the phase of mary and joseph black but did not touch a statue of jesus. the fa

i had to build this in sonoma county, because i knew there was no chance in hell i would be able to rebuild it in san francisco under the current secretary of the interior standards. sonoma welcomed the project. it turned out so well, preservation magazine did an article about me and the project. what i have learned out of this magazine -- they say to the line on style be true. -- to thine own style be true. a lot of these recommendations from san francisco belong in the smuggling column. a family spent 10 years trying to rebuild their falling down heritage house, only to be told they should be building a glass and steel structure on the property so nobody could confuse it with the original estate. all you need to do is put a plaque up, saying the building is not original. the standards need to be changed. there is a building where owners want to take the asbestos shingles off. because they do not have a photograph of what the building looked like, they are not allowed to do it. until property owners get more of a say, i will have to personally write letters to every person in a proposed hi

we did just hear from the sonoma -- excuse me, the alameda county sheriff's office, they say it was not one of their officers who was involved. instead it was an officer from another undisclosed department. as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. >>> and a couple indicted on charges regarding trade secrets from dupont. the federal indictment claims that walter and christina lu obtained information on a pigment widely used in manufacturing. >>> and a suspicious death in alameda county ruled a homicide. the sheriff's office says the body of an african-american man was found near hampton road and western boulevard in hayward. the remains were discovered near the bar tracks at about 7:00 this morning in an area where homeless people sometimes camp out. the man's identity and exact cause of his death are not yet known. >>> and authorities today identifying the man who allegedly shot a federal agent in newark. authorities say that the eye glass worker, dennis bagwell will be charged in court tomorrow of attempted murder, accused of shooting an off duty customs officer yesterday. th

pg&e says it needs to cut down thousands of trees under its high voltage lines in sonoma county.s but people tell the press democrat this is overkill and threatens to create a scar on the land. until recently pg&e trimmed the trees but the federal government is fining utilities for outages caused by vegation so pg&e wants to cut the trees. >> a major safety feature will soon be mandatory for cars made in america. regulators plan to require all new cars to have rear view cameras. 50 children are injured every week when someone rides over them. >> accusing facebook of stealing ideas, scott, i mean facebook has been around a long time. why did yahoo! wait until now? >> our theory is it's part of the new yahoo!'s ceo strategy to find money where he can. the tech world let out a collective groan when the news broke. patent fights generally a low blow. just about anybody can claim they own an idea. >> just about every company engages in this fight. facebook can't launch back to address the allegations. the state of california is trying to figure out how much money it might make. the be

but around the monterey bay we could see a few upper 60s as well as far north in sonoma county. at what we think is going to happen by actually monday night into tuesday and whether or not that pushes in, moves eastward. we will have to watch it closely. it's what we call a cut-off low so it's not being pulled in by the jet stream. so they do have a tendency to meandered but at this point it looks like monday night into tuesday. 70 in big sur today with 73 los angeles. 43 in the northern sierra. back home temperatures will be about five to seven degrees above the average. we are talking 63 in san francisco, 65 san jose with 64 in livermore. mid-60s in santa rosa. some areas it's a little bit more after north wind. we will climb into the upper 60s. otherwise look at oakland today, 66 degrees with 63 in vallejo and down by the monterey bay. about 70 in salinas with watsonville at 68. the winds, northeast winds, and by tomorrow still a little bit of an east wind and then we get into a southerly component up ahead of the upper level trough that wants to visit monday night. the wind

>> we have already had site use agreements that have been approved in sonoma county, contra costa, alamedanta clara, sunnyvale have already executed their agreement. there are many that are imminent right now. i could read the list. i believe that those members of the bainbridge apa will have this useful for the week-for the region. the county of alameda has sites in oakland. even if oakland is not coming up to speed quickly, they have signed the agreement. this is not something i expect in july, 2013. this is a progress. >> i have a quick follow-up question. are there

sonoma county was closed for hours this morning, after dozens of drivers crashed in heavy fog. ght >>> >>> a stretch of highway 37 in sonoma county was closed for hours this morning after dozens of drivers crashed in heavy fog. this happened just before 8:00 along i one-mile section near vallejo. chp says there were a total of 11 crashes involving 31 cars. there were no serious injuries. >>> imagine taking an electric car on a long road trip without the fear of running out of power. patrick sedillo says students at stanford are working on an idea where the roadways would power the cars. >> reporter: electric charges are great but the charge only gets you so far. >> there really aren't a lot of options for a long trip for the electric vehicles. >> reporter: most electric cars have a range between one and two hundred miles and because of this short range, a by- product of the electric car is something called range anxiety. they think they have the cure. >> the transportation marketplace has been stellar because of this issue of range anxiety. >> reporter: the answer is transferri

the sonoma county coroner says that she actually overdosed on the date rape drug, ghb. the 14 -year-old was found dead on her bedroom floor last july. the other girls also got sick. it's unclear where they got that drug. more potential victims are coming forward accusing of los los angeles teacher student quex crimes. the judge set bail for mark burns at $23 million. dave lopez reports. some kids have no idea they were victims. >> players printed in both english and spanish detailing allegations against mark burns, teachers in 1979, or handed out. dot town hall meeting on campus, the media not allowed to attend, the parents of some of the victims named in the bellamy criminal complaint against him spoke out. two other parents, school administrators, and detectives. >> you know, this guy, he makes me mad because he gain our trust and we believed in him and he thought he was the great man. >> she didn't want to give her name but she told me she has two children ages eight and 10 who were victimized by the burns. unmanned she said it was considered to be one of the more po

. >>> sonoma county pan in jail after a deputy discovered -- man in jail after a deputy discovered dozensof homemade bombs in his car. the deputy pulled him over for traffic violations. he was arrested for driving with a suspended license. then the deputy searched his car and found 49 homemade bombs, each bigger than a firecracker. deputies found more bombs, fuses, gunpowder and weapons in a search of his home. he's being held on $50,000 bail. >>> president obama is apologizing to afghans today for the burning of copies of the qur'an as two u.s. soldiers were killed during a violent protest. afghan police have killed five protesters during a third day of rioting throughout the country. the two u.s. soldiers killed were part of a nato force in eastern afghanistan. killed by a man dressed in an afghan army uniform. this erupted monday when afghan workers saw u.s. soldiers dumping religious books in a garbage pile. president obama said the error was inadvertent i assure you we will take appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence and hold those responsible accountable. >>> several marines kill

. >>> it appears a bug is going around sonoma county, an unusual number of students at two santa rosa schools have been going home with complaints of upset stumps. officials believe the norovirus may have -- struck last. the county health department has not officially confirmed norovirus but says it matches the symptoms. >>> five additional alleged victims have come forward this morning in the molestation case against a los angeles schoolteacher investigators now say 61-year-old÷ewáui @@hcis with 28 boys and girls as young as 6-years-old. berndt was fired where he taught for 30 years. he was in court today and could face life in prison. berndt's bail is 23 million dollars. the district attorney's office says an earlier typo indicated it was just 2.3 million. investigators learned the crimes after a film processor found berndt's bondage photos. >>> police are looking into a new lead in the kidnapping of mick carla garrett, 23 -- mikayla garretth+ó 23-years-old. a sacramento tv reports a possible connection between mikayla's disappearance and two men convicted of four murders in the cen

sonoma county court says the girl overdosed on a date rape drug, ghp. the 14-year-old was found dead after a sleepover at her home last july. three other girls got sick, as well. of the press democrat reports the other girls say they didn't know they were drinking ghb. >>> new at 5:00, admissions of guilt in a plot to bomb the london stock exchange. nine british men were arrested on various terror charges more than a year ago. they had all pleaded not guilty. but today, four of them changed their pleas and admitted being involved in the plot that was inspired by al qaeda. the other five pled to lesser charges. >>> investors may soon be able to own a slice of the world's largest social network. we're talking about facebook. it's expected to file documents today with regulators for a $5 billion ipo. industry experts say that facebook engineers and programmers may become silicon valley's newest population of millionaires with that public offering overnight. real estate agents are expecting a boom next to its menlo park headquarters. >> i want to get in on

you can see a little clearing in the northern sections of sonoma county. heaviest of the rain moving through the heart of the bay now. we have rain ahead of this cold front steady for the morning commute. you can see showers behind it that will move in during the afternoon and drop the snow level down to 3500 feet we are going to get snow also. let's find out how the ponding on the roads is affecting traffic. >>> north bay flooding reported on 101 southbound past the expressway. here's what it looks like in san rafael past the lucas valley exit to marin wood, san mateo bridge a wind advisory just both hands-on the wheel. also wind advisory for the bay bridge. look out for ponding in the usual spots. couple accidents westbound 580 castro valley and northbound 238 at hesperian. one of those tricky rides into work this morning. >>> that means frequent visits from you to tell us more. 4:33. severe weather leaving a path of injury and destruction in the midwest. one person is dead after tornadoes ripped through southern missouri this morning. a dozen were injur