the major league soccer match between the earthquakes and sounders, i'm ready for football to start. >> are you ready? >> wouldn't that be fun to see that game in the new stadium? >> yes. >> that would be something else. very exciting. a lot of low clouds and fog around the bay area this morning. beginning to break up now. hugging the coastline on and off into the afternoon. you can see here the fog is breaking up a bit. inside the bay and valleys pretty good, but fog out toward the coastline. through the afternoon a lot of blue skies over the bay and valleys. the temperatures are warming up appropriately. 60degrees in san francisco. >>> throughout the afternoon we have sunshine on tap and then things begin to change tonight. we have an area of low pressure that will bring not a threat of rain, but low fog. >> here is the lull off the coastline. it will slide south, but that means pretty gray day heading to tomorrow. maybe mid- to high-level clouds, too. >> 80s in the central valley. 61 monterey bay. computer models trying to bring the fog off the coastline. then you get the sense to

the first official game is football of the international variety, the earthquakes play seattle sounders on august 2. >>> now the forecast with mike nicco. >> good morning, katie marzullo. here is live doppler 7 hd and you can see a few clouds at half moon bay at five miles per hour. the rest of us have a few high clouds. not a bad start, a few clouds in the morning so it will make for a beautiful sunrise. but are on on the ferry, or picture. day planner shows upper 50's at the coast and low-to-mid 60's by noon, and not so uniform temperatures as yesterday. 58 at the coast. 70 inland. thicker clouds hang around and by 7:00 we will be dry and in the mid-50's to low 60's for the evening. a quiet day today but not so warm as yesterday or as bright. >> good morning, everyone, if you are up at 4:37, the roads are clear with no problem. the drive from the central valley, all looking good. into livermore, no problem and you head through the dublin entrepreneur, all is green and looking good into castro valley from tracy and looking at 32 minutes so a nice drive. now a look outside: in san rafae

the field will be used is august 2nd that is when the san jose earthquakes will host the seattle sounders. >>> right now 4:39. a heroic rescue. how the actions of one man saved the life of one possibly two children. what he spotted in the water that made all the difference. >> first it was radiation, and now another potential health threat for people living on treasure island. what is growing there that is raising concerns. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute that still looks pretty good on the san mateo bridge. looking good heading out to the high-rise. another update straight ahead. >> a lot of 80-degree temps on sunday. i will show you what those are and if we will get any rain. [dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 4:43 is the time. guides on mount everest are considering a boycott after 13 of them died in an avalanche on friday. the climbers paid the government of nepal $10,000 each per permit to climb the mountain.

soccer players will test it out on august 2 when the earthquakes are scheduled to host the sounders. >>> coming up in sports the a's and the giants are in action tonight and the raiders deal a quarterback. >> the warriors try to go two up on the clippers. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. for easter, get a safeway spiral sliced ham, for just $1.99 a pound. cadbury mini eggs are only $2.69. talk about a sweet deal. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> there are new arena plans for the golden state warriors and they don't include peers 30 and 32. the team is giving up its fight to build the arena there. they will buy 12 acres of land in the mission bay neighborhood. people against the proposal to build along the peer worried it would destroy water front views and create too much traffic. >>> peeking of the warriors, they have a -- speaking the of warriors, they have a big game tonight. >> ga

. >> i think the financial system is safer and sounder today than it was in '08. >> reporter: many policy makers say wall street hasn't changed enough. >> it's these very large institutions that are highly inner connected. that's the key problem. >> reporter: the federal reserve may have thorn that out. citi group, the third largest bank failed on a straightforward mark auditing. bernie frank of the dod frank reform bill said that might not be bad. >> they have toughened themselves up and even though city, while they didn't get what they want in terms of dividends, is in better shape. >> reporter: new technologies mean new hurdles for regulators, invasions in online banking and payments bring new threats. cyber security seen as major changes for the industry today. >> that's a major challenge for the industry and regulators to make sure that our banking system is resilient. >> reporter: even as washington works to protect consumers, regulation always has unintended consequences. >> it's going so far that it's beginning inpaid on their ability to focus on strategy, business operations and

the first official event is the san jose earthquakes seattle sounders soccer match. several hotels report being soldout. >>> san francisco 49ers line backer aldon smith will not be charged with his incident at lax. the district attorney has decided not to pursue a felony charge but smith could face a misdemeanor charge. a decision is expected in a week or two. smith still has felony weapons charges pending in santa clara county. >>> today college sports history will be made for the first time a college sports team will vote on whether or not to form a union. football players will wrap up voting later this morning. now at first players showed a lot of support for the idea but now it's not clear which way they will vote. >>> coming up confronting a thief. how one woman's tip from a good samaritan ended with getting pepper sprayed in the face. >> it can be offensive, many people go without, but in just a few hours it will be free. the offer that has people around the bay area lining up. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where things are still doing well. we'r

the san jose earthquakes are scheduled to host this is seattle sounders. >>> the california drought and the effects are starting to reach those were already vulnerable. people who rely on food banks. we went to food bank in east bay and they saw meager deliveries. >> here in this refrigerated room at the alameda county food bank, it's what you don't see that's worrisome. typically the bare shelves would be filled with boxes of broccoli and cauliflower, 10000 pounds of those vegetables come in a week. but neither broccoli nor cauliflower will be delivered here this week and no one is sure about next week either. a recent study by arizona state university says ten-20% of those crops could be lost because of the drought. >> we do see shortages and our cost goes up. that hits us twice it's very concerning to us. were very nervous about that. >> the concert is rippling out to food pantries like here where people get their groceries that come from the food bank. >> it is a big deal. the availability for a person for someone like myself is not high in, will affect me. >> the alameda county foo

ready for its first scheduled sporting event on august 2 for soccer between the earthquakes and the sounders. the first 49ers preseason game will be played a couple of weeks later in august. it's coming along. >> yes, it is. >>> 4:41 now. and reliving the horror of the tour bus crash that killed high school students. and the terrifying 911 calls to follow. >> why officials are calling an avalanche on mount everest the worst disaster for climbers ever. we'll have the very latest. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nepal... where an avalanche killed at least a dozen peoe on mount everest. the victims are all sherpa guid. >>> developing news out of nepal where an avalanche killed at least a dozen people on mount everest. the victims are all sherpa guides who set out early this morning to fix ropes for other climbers. rescue workers are searching for three other guides still missing. two survivors are being treated for injuries. officials call this the worst disaster to hit climbers on the world's highest mountain. >>> new this morning a man jumps on the subway tracks in new york and won't come out. another rider w

first to test it out and that's when the san jose earthquakes are scheduled to host the seattle soundersis still a lot of work to be done at the stadium and more seats have to go in and more wiring, we posted a time lapse video of all the work done on that turf. just look at the section of hot topics and it is the best of seven series, game 3 at the oracle arena and game 4 is sunday afternoon. >>> last night blake griffin of the clippers went wild. >> sal? how does the commute look? >> much better than what blake did. he was unstoppable. you might be in some slow traffic if you use 880 and traffic is moving along okay but it is slow through richmond on the east shore is making its way to drive and when you get to the toll plaza you have a a 20 minute drive time and you have quite a drive ahead of you and you can see on the maps i have been showing you some slow traffic and i want to let you know antioch is a little bit slow through the construction zone and it's beginning to slow down in pittsburgh and bay point on the way to concord. 6:18 let's go to steve. >>> a mostly cloudy morning,

. >> a cartoon about twitter sounders played by a dog. something -- well, i would never watch that.ht, it is not a cartoon but we will show you some very interesting animals, like a kangaroo, coming up. on "lunchmoney." ♪ ♪ >> available on your iphone, we are streaming live at bloomberg.com. we are all over the place. this is "lunch money." i'm matt miller in for adam johnson. today's video is the picture that is the story. investigators believe they are closing in on the malaysia airlines jet. search crews have picked up signals consistent with those emitted from the plane's black box flight recorder. australian officials heading up the search efforts and said they are optimistic of finding the jet in the "not-too-distant future." in lima, peru, a clash between shopowners and a group of people trying to evict them turned deadly. two of the store owners were killed when the police intervened. the group was trying to force the merchant out, claiming to own the land of the shopping center was built on. and uconn sweeps. college championships across the board. connecticut women beat no

. >> a cartoon about twitter sounders played by a dog. something -- well, i would never watch that. right, it is not a cartoon og, but ms. stone -- biz stone. we will show you some very interesting animals, like a kangaroo, coming up. >> it is 26 minutes past the hour and that means bloomer tv is on the market. i'm julie hyman. let's take a look at what is going on with stocks today. we do have a rise in stocks today. releasinge to alcoa minutes this afternoon. ♪ >> available on your iphone, we are streaming live at bloomberg.com. we are all over the place. i'm matt miller in for adam johnson. today's video is the picture that is the story. investigators believe they are closing in on the malaysia airlines jet. picked upws have signals consistent with those emitted from the plane's black box flight recorder. australian officials heading up the search efforts and said they are optimistic of finding the jets in the "not-too-distant future." clash betweena shopowners and a group of people trying to evict them turned deadly. two of the store owners were killed when the police intervened

the earthquakes take on the seattle sounders. >> pg&e gets their day to court and we have what to expect at they face criminal charges for the explosion. >> look at this. caught open camera, unfriendly skies, baggage handlers hurling luggage off a plane and the airline is responding. >> the beach in santa cruz shows traffic and weather together next. in every life, there are when you know, you know. the all-new volvo v60 sportswagon. the s60 sedan and the xc60 crossover. test drive one today. model year end sales event. the s60 with 0.9% apr and up to $2500 in allowances. >>> good morning at 6:40. the rangers will take on the a's and possibly a sprinkle by the end of the game but mostly it will be dry. you can see the sun has a reflection on the bay and a lot of pollen. moderate amount of tree and weed and grass is high and mold is down and u.v. index is high, and another beautiful picture from the exploritorium and you can talk about eight to 16 degrees cooler today than yesterday, and you want some warmth head to palm spring at 96, and fresno is 88 and 60 in lake tahoe. sue? >> we have

members of the seattle sounders, the professional soccer team, were also there. players met with kids and signed auto graphs. they were glad to do what they can to help and boost spirits. >> it's tough to come around a tragic time like this. but to be able to offer a little bit of release or a distraction from what's going on, i mean, that's all you can do. >> both the seattle seahawks and sounders are encouraging people to help out by donating to the red cross. >>> 7:52. baseball season has officially started. the as' fans did not let the rain stop them from going to the home omer against cleveland -- opener against cleveland. trail gaters were getting drenched. there's ricky henderson throwing out the first pitch. nine innings later, the indians were up by 1. they scored again off jim johnson. >> the indians beat the as, 2- 0. push >> that one is well hit to left and it's gone. >> it was a better ending for the giants. they came back to win in arizona. buster posey broke a 7-7 tie in the 9th with a two-run homer. but it was kind of a sloppy game for the giants.

that's when the san jose earthquakes come in to host the seattle sounders. >>> ms. america is asking school administrators in pennsylvania to reconsider the punishment given to a high school student who asked her to a prom. >> ms. america -- >> excuse me. >> will you go to the prom with me? >> the question captured on cell phone video there got the high school senior suspended for three days. he was washed ahead of time not to -- he was warned ahead of time not to ask her. although she declined the invitation, he gave her a rose, she's asking the school to reconsider the suspension saying she was flattered boo the invitation. >>> a second ago while you were talking, rita, crossed the finish line, defending her title. just happened. >>> let's check in with sal and see what's happening in the commute. >> right now traffic is still a little bit slow. things are not too bad as you come up to the macarthur maze. this is about a 25-minute drive time. not all that bad getting into san francisco. westbound 92 heading out to the high rides. the traffic looks good. 11 minutes

the official game is football, but the earthquakes will play the see at sounders if soccer, on august >> football. >> some would say that is the real football. >> i am not weighing in on that. >> i say you can discuss that among yourselves. soccer is growing on me, life most americans. but the fall down when they are barely touched...i still have some issues. four miles visibility at half moon bay and everyone else is okay this morning. from our roof camera, you can see the flags on the ferry are blowing out toward the east bay, and that is the sea breeze. eight degrees cooler in san jose and nine in concord and 10 to 6 in fremont and san francisco and we starting off at 46 in the north bay to about 54 an the bay, and you can see the increasing high clouds by noon at 58 to 68 and thicker and mid-to-upper level clouds through the afternoon and dry this evening but direction for temperatures around 56 to 622. have a good day. sue? >> thank you, we have heavy traffic as you make director way from the central valley, address to the altamont pass, and you can speak speeds under 30 miles pe

this is called the echo sounder. it's not sonar. but you can see what it's doing is using sound waves to bounce against the bottom of the ocean. this is what the bottom of the ocean looks like where we are right now. just 27.7 meters deep. pretty flat here. i'm going to ask our captain ray ruby to explain how ships use sound technology on a daily basis. not just for searches like this but you use it as a fishing vessel as well. >> this one here, we've split the screen in two. one shows us the actual contours of the bottom. and because we use it for fishing, we want to know exactly what's on the bottom. so in this one we're looking at the last three meters of the bottom. and the other one shows the definition of the bottom, the up and down. so this one's flat, which is exactly what is on the bottom. and this is up and down, the depths. >> you mentioned the sonar equipment, it's extremely expensive, it's a lot different technology. the equipment that some of the british ships are using are side scan sonars. so the sound waves are boun

. >> reporter: first, the bluefin uses side scan sonar and an echo sounder, it detects sound waves offan floor that are not natural. if those are picked up, the bluefin can be brought to the surface. the sonar technology gets taken out and high-tech cameras are put in. >> it's a high-definition black and white camera capable of three frames per second. >> reporter: together they can create a detailed mosaic of the ocean floor. investigators are confident that if wreckage is down there, the bluefin will find it. >> the technology is good enough that we can resolve something that is good enough -- as small as a microwave, perhaps even smaller. >> reporter: but it's not an easy or fast process. it takes the vehicle two hours to dive to the bottom, 16 hours to search a section of the floor and then another four hours to download and analyze the data collected. that means just one mission of the bluefin-21 takes a the least 24 hours to complete, meaning the search could drag on. >> given the size of the search area, that could take six, eight weeks. it's a weeks and months' type of problem

. >> reporter: first the bluefin uses side-scan sonar and a multibeam echo sounder, detectors that bounceaves off objects on the ocean floor that aren't natural. the bluefin can be brought to the surface, the sonar technology gets taken out, and high-tech cameras put in. >> it's a high definition black and white camera capable of three frames per second. >> reporter: together, they can create a detailed mosaic of the ocean floor. the operators are confident if wreckage from flight 370 is down there, the bluefin will find it. >> the technology on the auv is good enough that we can resolve something that is as small as a microwave, perhaps even smaller. >> reporter: but it's not an easy or fast process. it takes the vehicle two hours to dive to the bottom, 16 hours to search about a 15-square mile section of the ocean floor. and two more hours to return to the surface. then it takes another four hours to download and analyze the data collected. that means just one mission of the bluefin-21 takes at least 24 hours to complete. meaning the search could drag on. >> given the size of the search

a depth sounder.frequency that could be down to about 50 kilohertz, which would be within the range of what that hydrophone or device they are using receives. it could just interfere with that signal. the other thing as was just previously said, fishermen do use pingers, at least in the atlantic, i'm not sure in the indi indian ocean, to try to ward off other animals. if another vessel is close by to this vessel, it could be emitting noises, too, that would certainly interfere. there is a whole host of problems. what you really need is to focus in on it and verify the frequency and verify the specific area. >> richard, i keep coming back to the fact this is presumably the final day of battery life. there has been no debris. nothing washed ashore. all of a sudden, the report from the chinese. >> it is mind boggling, frankly. but there is not much anybody can do about this because the huge sympathy that goes to the chinese because the largest number of victims on board the aircraft are chinese nationals

. >> but, it will be futbol not football that will kick things off when the earthquakes host the sounders in the first ever event at levy stadium august 2nd. in santa clara, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> no one will be allowed on the grass for the next three week while it takes root. >> of course, you and i were there a couple weeks ago. it is gorgeous. now the grass is in. maybe we can have some football. >> yeah. looks like it is almost there. >> reporter: see what we can do to keep that grass a little bit green than they counted on. this storm -- greener than they counted on. this storm is a weak little thing coming the pacific northwest. later in the week, there is more coming in. you can see the kpix 5 high def doppler, it is having trouble picking up what there is. there is some in the wee small hours. but if you're heading out to see the a's take on the rangers, we have mostly cloudy skies. 57degrees. the light shower touches there. will be coming later. right now concord 62. oakland 66. 64 in santa rosa. low pressure now is beginning to sink a trough in the west coast. it is also pushin

here is the role of "hms echo," the graphic ship because that is surveying the bottom with an echo sounder the bottom as we know is silt and they're hoping for a stronger return from, say, a large metal object, the aeroplane. and that would obviously narrow it down dramatically. but even if it doesn't pick up anything, it is sweeping the floor, possibly eliminating the areas where we don't need to put the bluefin-21 down two. >> michael kay, you're giving him the thumbs up here. why? >> geoffrey is spot on. three days in the context of a search that could last for years, i don't think we are wasting time. what we're doing is, angus houston is making absolutely unyou've kabquiequivocal 100% s all the possibilities. as soon as you put it in that's it, we're in the for the long haul and it could take years. >> why is there only one bluefin side scanning sonar? why can't we use five or six of these to search faster? i think that's a david gallo question. >> good question. we had three similar vehicles. we had the rema 6,000, three of them on board one ship for the air france 447 search. we had

. >> first it uses an echo sounder. it bounces sound waves off the ocean floor that aren't natural. picked up the bluefin can be brought to the surface. high-tech cameras get put in. >> a hey tech camera capable of three frame per second. >> together they can create a detailed mostation of the ocean floor. if wreckage is down there, the bluefin will find it. >> the technology is good enough that we can resolve something that is, as small as a microwave. perhaps even smaller. >> it is not an easy or fast process. it takes vehicles two hours to dive to the bottom. 16 hours to search about a 16-mile section of the floor and two mores hours to return to the surface. then another four hours to download and analyze the data collected. that means just one mission of the bluefin 21 takes at least 24 hours to complete meaning the search could drag on. >> given the size of the search area, that could take six, eight weeks. it is a weeks and months tape problem to cover that am of area. >> if the bluefin does find debris. >> this is the machine that can recover it. this remotely operated vehic

. >> the first event a match between the san jose earthquakes and seattle sounders.s nearly sold out. >>> happening today it is day two of the ladies pro golf tournament in daly city. the first round was cut short last night because of darkness. play will resume at 7:00 this morning. brian flores is joining us live at the golf club to explain how the tournament got that name the swinging skirts lpga classic. >> reporter: good morning. hopefully the weather cooperates this morning. as we mentioned it was cut short yesterday because of darkness. as you can see many of the lpga finest golfers out there on the putting green. i want to bring in ron that who is the gm here at the beautiful golf course. goes to you. >> good morning. how are we doing? >> it is fantastic. >> swinging skirts golf foundation is a group of philanthropic men and women from taiwan who are giving back to the game of golf. swinging skirts came about because many years ago in st. andrews when golf came to birth people wore kilts and so instead of swinging kilts, it's swinging skirts. so they are here

sporting event, an august 2 major league soccer match between the san jose earthquakes and the seattle sounders. the first 49ers preseason game will be just a couple of weeks later in santa clara. >>> 5:10 now. police reconstructs the deadly crash between a fedex truck and a bus full of high school students. what investigators are hoping to learn. >> and the international community reaching an agreement that could end the violence in ukraine. we have much more on the significant breakthrough coming up. >> weather department we're out the door today with sunny skies as soon as we hit sunrise temperatures mostly in the low 50s and a nice warm weekend ahead. so weather looks good. as for traffic? >> well, we have a spinout now. this time in the south bay. this is southbound 850 approaching almaden expressway plus we still have that traffic alert in oakland. your drive to work coming up next. bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-p

so even a ship very far away using an echo sounder could contaminate the acoustic environment. >> welleen just invaluable with your knowledge on all of this. thank you for being with us. look forward to our next get-together. my thanks also to will ripley, live from perth, australia. we're going to make sure we know what the latest is out of australia. my colleague wolf blitzer is going to take over from here. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now, the war of words other ukraine is heating up dramatically. lashing out against russia's, quote, illegal illegitimate actions. russia saying any use of force could lead to civil war. also right now, tuesday's black box search comes up empty, at least so far. no more pings detected. as we approach 33 days since malaysia airlines flight 370 went missing. >>> and right now, president obama signed two measures to help ensure equal pay for equal work. critic, say it's all part of a democratic party push to win the women's vote in november. the white house says it's all about fairness.

it has a multibeam echo sounder, which will give depth information. some coarse imagery. and depending on the bottom time, it can see some depth into the sediments on the bottom. >> so, richard, all the reporting you have been doing in terms of what is down there, if the plane is there, this issue of being no debris on the surface, you heard bob ballard. it makes total sense to him with the typhoon and the time that has happened that there is no debris no matter how this plane went under the water. but this whole question people have asked of whether it's intact or how many pieces it's in. do we have any information or any guesses about that? >> no, we don't. the experts are telling me that bearing in mind what we know so far, that there is a realistic possibility that it is in major pieces. >> okay. >> note i'm not saying -- >> they don't know, right. >> i'm not saying it's intact, it's all sitting there on the bottom of the ocean. but it could be in major identifiable looks like a plane. >> okay. now what about this issue of the black boxes themselv

the new field will see action august 2nd when the earthquakes will host the seattle sounders. >>> it interesting to see the progress they made there. >> yes. >> beefing up security at the golden gate park. it is sparking concern for both police and parents. >>> a big weekend for marijuana smuckers in colorado. why there is a whole new meaning in that state. >> warmer air filling in the bay area for your easter sunday. have a look at the dayplanner for you today. changes in the forecast with cooler, wet weather coming as early as tomorrow. i'll pinpoint that for you coming up. ♪ ♪ get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter so you can score more cash. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. chase. so you can. >>> divers found 1 three more body is inside a ferry that sank in south korea. more than 250 are still missing. 174 people survived. some crew members were confused and questioned whether evacuating this area was it right move. the captain is under arrest on suspicion of negligence. hundreds in south korea are marking easter sunday by praying for the missing ferry passengers

monday a dozen players from the seattle seahawks and sounder soccer team traveled to the area. >>> pilots failed to maintain a safe speed before a crash at the san francisco airport in july slammed into a sea wall spun and skidded on to the runway. three people were killed in the disaster. documents released monday by government safety regulators and boeing rejects that claim saying the jet performed properly. >>> north and south korea are trading insults one day after trading artillery fire in the yellow sea. park gueyn-hye. north korean newspaper called park quote, an eccentric old spinster and a frog in a well. park condemned the north for what she called expressions even street ruffians would refrain from. >>> the obama administration is reported considering releasing convicted spy john pollard, for salvaging mid eastern peace talks. he is serving a life sentence in north carolina for spieg for israel. his release would apparently be in return for concessions from israel. if released he could be set free as early as next year. white house is not commenting this morning. >>> police in

powered echo sounders operate at 30, 33 kilohertz. there are some mind hunting sonars that operate at 37 kilohertz. and, you know, we've got a lot of ships in the area. we've got some submarines. and there could be some other signal that may not be precisely 37.5 kilohertz but could be very close. and it might be confusing. so there are a lot of things that we have to think about, you know, that there are a lot of ships and airplanes in the area. you know, this may be the pinger but it might be something close to that frequency. i just wanted to add that. >> okay. let me ask you, michael kay, our retired lieutenant colonel. we don't have michael kay. mike williamson, let me go to you. if they are releasing this, we've had a lot of talk about -- we've had a lot of talk about the chain of command here, so to speak. so if australia found out about it, say, six hours ago, lunchtime their time, six or seven hours ago. if this were a false positive, would we not at least know that by now? because we are just learning about it this morning b

. >> the first event is a soccer match at leave vie stadium between the earthquakes and sounders in augusteady nearly sold out for that game as well. >>> 8:27. the lpga is back here in the bay area. coming up -- even with the umbrellas out, we'll bring you a live report from the lake merced golf club. how this is having a big economic impact on daly city. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where police are searching for two men they consider armed and dangerous. we'll tell you why what officers say they did this morning and where they are at in their investigation. >>> good morning. we have a lot of slow traffic. it's correlated with the wet weather. 24 is improving. but we have a problem getting to marin on the richmond bridge. we'll tell you what that is -- straight ahead. >>> it's pouring in vallejo. about three people tweeted me that. we'll focus in on that. also on the peninsula there's pockets of pretty good rain. it's here. we'll see how long it lasts -- coming up. salesperson #1: so, again, throwing in the $1,000 fuel reward card is really what makes it like two deals in one. sale

. >> reporter: first the bluefin uses side scan sonar and a multibeam echo sounders that bounce soundcean floor that aren't natural. if picked up, the bluefin can be brought to the surface. the sonar technology is taken out and high-tech cameras are put in. >> it's a high definition black and white camera capable of three frames per second. >> reporter: together they can create a detailed mosaic of the ocean floor. the operators are confident if wreckage from flight 370 is down there, the bluefin will find it. >> the technology on the auv is good enough that we can resolve something that is, as small as a microwave, perhaps even smaller. >> reporter: but it's not an easy or fast process. it takes the vehicle two hours to dive to the bottom. 16 hours to search as a 15-square-mile section of the ocean floor and two more hours to return to the surface. then it takes another four hours to download and analyze the data collected. that means just one mission of the bluefin 21 takes at least 24 hours to complete. meaning the search could drag on. >> kgiven the size of the searc area, to take

a dozen members of the super bowl champion seattle seahawks and seattle sounders went out to derringtonsign autographs and take pictures and kick a soccer ball around t was a welcome diversion for this community with a very long road of recovery ahead. jenna. jenna: nice of those nfl players to do that. it is still hard, still seeing images, dan, still hard to wrap your head around the mudslide of that magnitude. just unreal. dan, thank you very much. a story will continue to watch for the families there. jon: a new twist in the case after mississippi woman on death row. why she is now getting another chance at freedom and why her son could end up taking her place behind bars. >>> plus new controversy over healthcare.gov. why our next guest says that the website is like a 250,000-dollars car that can only get 50 miles-an-hour. where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch for the kingdom was vast and monsters lurked in the deep and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: all of great britain, all in one place book on expedia before april 30th and save up to t