first we'll talk about the delta care hmo through 2015. we've included it in the presentation just for your information so that the rates found on page 5 will continue through the end of 2015. the retiree union hmo this has been the rate for a while now and it's offered another rate pass on this plan for another 2 years. the rates found on page six will be guaranteed through the end of 2016. any questions about the retiree renewels at this point? >> questions from the board? all right. we've move on to the active portion. on page 8 we've included the delta rate hmo retiree rate guaranteed for the end of 2015. with the retiree pacific union hmo, the active pacific union hmo has also offered a rate pass for 2 years. the rates found on page 9 will be good until the end of 2016. that brings up to the active ppo. the plan is running well. we have looked at the data. we've run regression and we've used that trend and what we have received and as you will see on page 11, there is, it would be justifiable to decrease the premiums by 1.4 percent. no

temperatures are still pretty cool, although we are seeing the climb in our east bay valleys where the delta is already at 59. 57 concord. and santa rosa at 56. the forecast throughout the rest of the day in the south bay and all around the bay calms for warmer temperatures with low to mid-60s. patchy fog with more sunshine and less of a sabra's breeze at the coast. base temperatures will climb to the 70s inland and couple 850s. le will talk about the big cool down coming up. carolyn. >> developing news. somebody stabbed four men at a bar and restaurant early in morning. police were called at 1:30 to sp 2 communal bar and avenue near san pedro square. few of the men were taken to the hospital. all four are expected to be okay. the front entrance to the bar was taped off early this morning. officers say there was an argument before the stabbing, but they haven't said what that was about. so far investigators say they have few details about a suspect, and they have to get more information from the victims. >>> this morning the contra costa county sheriff's office will continue its investigatio

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the southwest winds has backed off and the delta is clear. that's an indicator of the warmer start -- or the warmer finish, i should same we are still in the 40s and 50s. mt. tam you can see a little haze and temperatures ranging from the low 50s in the cities. good morning redwood city, 48 for you. and at half moon bay its 48 degrees. 45 in gilroy. from our east bay hills camera, some clear conditions out by livermore and concord with low 50s. 42 napa and there has been fog in santa rosa. here is san jose where it is a nice start. this afternoon we will see temperatures climb as much as 6 or 7 degrees from your average highs and we will look for the warmth today not to last into tomorrow. in fact, cloudier, cooler for monday. late monday into tuesday there's a chance are showers. we will call it sprinkles. and by the middle part of the week temperatures trying to recover. so here's the outlook. we have the high surf advisory that's gone into effect through tomorrow. the waves are build pro russian gunmen the sonoma coast all the way down to m

it is certainly cloudy. 52 by the delta and 50 santa rosa. next couple of hours we will begin to upper 70s toward the east bay valleys, even sun along the coast. we will pinpoint the numbers for you coming up. matt. >> all right, thank you, lisa. developing news. authorities are look for clues into the cause of a massive six alarm fire that destroyed a warehouse in berkeley. fire broke out just after 8:00 last night on a warehouse on second street and hearst avenue. flames at times reached three stories high and caused a transformer to explode. it was home to offices and retail space. one of the businesses is the wooden duck. they have been making furniture since 1995. >> they are a pretty big business. i don't know if they can restore their presence. their material has to come from india and china. they aren't going to be able to snap fingers and get back in business. >> the fire did cause some power outages in the area. no injuries were reported. >>> developing news, the crisis in ukraine is reaching a boiling point. government special forc

a southwesterly wind at 24 miles per hour by the delta. transporting in the cooler marine air across the bay today. so you'll feel it you may need the jacket from time to time. it will be breezy and then tomorrow, things really switch around. 54 half moon bay, san francisco, good morning to you, 51 at redwood city and a little sun in santa cruz, it will be a more of a beach day tomorrow with numbers in the 70s here. mid 60s up towards point reyes, but today it's just in the 50s in many bay area coastlines, 52 concord. livermore, 352 and the clouds have scattered out of emeryville and oakland, it will be a cool afternoon, on the mild side towards later on in the day but the winds will keep it feeling spring-like. so warming up for easter and a chachbs showers coming in monday night into tuesday. not everyone will see that. in fact it's looking weaker and weaker. but we're looking at cooler temperatures. so the satellite and radar shows that we're clear, looking at weak high pressure today and then it builds in tomorrow. starting out sunnier

black majorities, whether that's in harlem or just outside of chicago, the mississippi delta, organize those blacks and majorities. use that to leverage the political power as an independent force. >> and what element? how intentional is totally carmichael? here is this march and this will be a platform to a and by the black power missouri got so frustrated with the march that black power emerged. prexy came to the march with these ideas go with this message, even with the slogan of black power soon after the shooting of meredith, it goes back to the atlantic to talk to the central committee, the governing body the direction a black power, and he uses the slogan says. even before the famous rally, but he does not use it as a slogan. it doesn't say what we want? until midway through the marsh. and that's on purpose. he has organized for a long time dating back to the early 1960's. lots of local people, advanced organizers said this is the best place for us to use this slogan and capture. emma black power is used in the way its projected and immediately becomes a controversy and somethin

through the delta, 25-30 miles per hour. strong there. e hills, i'm seeing that as well. for the afternoon, temperatures will begin to turn around. in to the 70s for the inland communities. concord, in to the 11 hour, low 60s in the forecast. 70 degrees at 2:00. going to the low 70s for a second half of your day. settling in to 5:00, 71 degrees. evening house k looking at 63. for today, temperatures feeling like yesterday for some of us, seasonal and slightly warmer for our inland communities with the own shore breeze continuing. if you are going to see the game a mild one with the own shore breeze, 15 miles per hour. 66 expected at 1:05. 68 this afternoon for oak land. coming back, a tour of the afternoon highs and the second half going warmer for easter sunday. more on that in a bit. >> back to the breaking news, following for the past hour, san francisco police say an officer was injured following a chase and crashed with two robbery suspects, we heard from katie, let's go to her, live with the latest. >> reporter: within the last few m

a fishing trip in the delta ended tragically as they tried to save a man who had fallen into the water and could not find him in time. tiffany wilson has details of the search. >> a fishing boat floats next to the dock. both men who began with dreams of bass are gone. the drivers onshore, the passenger found somewhere in the delta water. >> the person who is missing is a 41-year-old asian male wearing camo clothing with a blue and yellow vest on. >> the accident happened so fast, they are trying to determine how and what happened. they say alcohol was not a factor. at this point we know the impact knocked the engine off and at some point the boat hit the railroad bridge. >> it was a pretty loud crash. >> multiple agencies converged on the cruiser marina and coast guard helicopter said divers searched the murky waters below. dangerous and tricky currents complicated search efforts. they searched for one hour into two into a pledge to work through nightfall. >> very dangerous with the current and undercurrent. both were wearing life jackets. somehow only one surfaced. tori said the survi

. >>> a fishing trip turns into a rescue mission after two men are tossed overboard into the delta near brentwood. good evening. let's go right to tiffani wilson, who is live with developing details. reporter: unfortunately, cornell, a very sad update. the coast contra costa county sheriff's office says the drivers recovered the body of the fisherman this evening, near the accident site behind that bridge. that second fish moan's body was recovered. >>> an 18-foot fishing boat floats next to the dock. both men who began their day with dreams of bass are gone. the passenger, in the delta waters. >> the first man missing is a 41-year-old asia male, wearing camo blowing and a blue and yellow vest on. >> the accident happened so fast investigators are trying to determine hour and what happened. but they say alcohol was not a factor. at this point we know the impact knocked the engine off and the boat hit he railroad bridge. >> a pretty loud crash. >> multiple agencies converged on the marina, a -- dangerous and tricky currents complicated search efforts. the. >> it's very dangerous, and bec

the car was found in a canal on west leland road near the delta view golf course. ones say they saw a car crash into a fence into the canal. teams are on the scene to recover the bodies and the car. we will bring you more details when we get them. >> it want a lot but you could see the rain brought a slight dusting of snow to the mountain top of mount diabolo. at sfo it is drying it. there were weather-related delays there, yesterday. meteorologist mike nicco is outside with a look at the rain totals and the sunny sky behind him, for once. >> it is different than yesterday where we are dodging pea-sized hail and hiding inside while mother nature threw out lightning bolts. >> sfo arrival delays are over. you can see a hot of sunshine with the rain over now. the totals are all over the place from barely .5" in livermore but in concord, more than 1", and 1.25" in oakland and 1.75" in san francisco. 2" in santa rosa. now a look at this: you can see the totals will drop a little bit but it is still very formidable from 7" in san jose to 18". this is not a drought buster

as for highs today, 70's along the delta 73 degrees for livermore. re talking about seasonal highs for today, plenty of sunshine. the offshore winds will increase for tamara but we're also looking for tech warmer weather. a few more locations will get closer to 80. 80s is on tap for the next work week. i will break down your 7 day around the bay coming up. >> new this morning. a story that you only see on kron 4. and east bay 711 employee disarms improper and it is all caught on tape. kron4 mike pelton is live at the convenience store in san leandro 14th at bellevue. >> unfortunately, this was only an attempt. i just spoke with the clerk who fought off the robber, he is in good spirits. he is doing well. here is video from inside of the 711, about 11:55 p.m.. you concede these two employees behind the counter. this employee stated that he was caught off guard. he stated that he saw the gun. he was wearing a ski mask and the clark stated that he demanded cash and that is when they get quick thinking, he fought the suspect rather than handing him the mo

a man and a friend was thrown into the delta waters. the two were in town for a fishing tournament and near the cruiser haven arena when it happened. >> it was a gorgeous day near brentwood, a perfect day to go fishing which is what two men were doing when they crashed. >> they had divers in the water underneath the bridge. this is the boat. the men were in a bass fishing tournament. as the boat approached the bridge it hit a submerged object hard enough to rip out the motor and toss the men in the water. >> one was in the water for about 15, 20 minutes before someone pulled him out. and i think he didn't have a scratch on him. >> the other man's body was found late this arch. that's the survivor talking with sheriff investigators. >> i gave him a hug, he was shaking, and he doesn't, he remembers hearing a thump on the boat, and that's about it. >> the coast guard and sheriff officers searched most of the day with assistance from helicopter above. >> i can't tell you that alcohol was not a factor in the subsequent at all -- accident at a

, the poorest part of the nation's poorest state. >> they say if you can take the delta out of ssissippi the numbers would go way up from what you're saying, and that is true. >> reporter: for some strong parenting overcomes poverty. librarian is putting her daughter through college and enrolled her son into a reading program at three months. >> learning to read and becoming educated at an early age is crucial because it gets our people out of their cycle of poverty. >> reporter: for others there are some state programs. april runs mississippi building blocks a state agency aimed at preschoolers in daycare centers. >> children at that age are a sponge and they soak up everything that you give them. >> reporter: the program has lifted reading rates but operates in just a few dozen of the state's 17 hyundai care centers on a budget of $3 million. 1% of the state's budget for prisons. for the rest of the state parents can hope for someone like celia ward. >> you play your bills, and there is nothing left. what do you do? >> reporter: but the strain is showing. al jazeera, moorhead,

the passenger, in the delta waters. >> the first man missing is a 41-year-old asia male, wearing camoblowing and a blue and yellow vest on. >> the accident happened so fast investigators are trying to determine hour and what happened. but they say alcohol was not a factor. at this point we know the impact knocked the engine off and the boat hit he railroad bridge. >> a pretty loud crash. >> multiple agencies converged on the marina, a

only one of them survived it happened during a fishing competition on the delta in contra costa county. >> the victim and his friend were taking part in a bass fishing tournament when things went wrong once thain came near this bridge. >> this intersection is one of the most dangerous in the delta. >> reporter: even the most seasoned boaters know to be careful on these waters. five channels meet under this bridge. and the current moves fast. >> you will go a block in five minutes. >> reporter: at 11:00 this morning there was an outgoing strong tide and something hit the boat's bottom ripping the motor off and sending the two in the water. both were wearing life vests. the victim's may have malfunctioned. >> did it look like it was deployed? >> it was not. >> reporter: this woman spent hours scouring the waters from her paddle boat. >> they found him where we were looking too which makes it hard for me. i was right there. >> reporter: and at rusty port hole restaurant where the tournament started there was a moment of silence in honor of the dead boater. >> it could be one of my kids or

it's 48 now side the delta and concord the 53. as we go through the next couple hours, here we are right now. we have the mist and drizzle from san francisco on south, up through north bay, as well. and through the 7:00 hour notice it is spotty. we still have the cloud cover. then throughout the later part of the morning hours, i should say midmorning, still plenty of cloud cover. but the plan is for the clouds to break up and have a partly cloudy afternoon. temperatures still on the cool side. upper 50s to the lower 60s coastside. and ther 60s inland. a look at our warmup in a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you. the warriors take on the clippers at 12:30 today at oracle arena in oakland as their playoff series continues. but this morning clippers owner donald sterling is getting more attention than the players. we have an audio recording of what he told his girlfriend, to not bring black people to the games. nick smith reports. coaches and players from both teams admit that the sterling firestorm is a distraction. >> anger and frust

the delta low 50s. 52 in livermore. so if you don't have the mist and the drizzle and the light rain, perhaps the visibility an issue with you with a mile and a half half moon bay, 3 males santa rosa, a 4 miles napa and the rest of the by except for oakland pretty good out there. as we look at the 24 hour temperature change from this time towards yesterday, boy, what a difference. out of the 30s with the clear sky. that's what the cloud cover will do. help to keep it insulated. 12 degrees warmer in napa. check the observation test san carlos airport and san jose where you have partly cloudy conditions. the view from mt. tam tells a different story with the light rain coming down. light rain, mist, drizzle this morning and then becoming partly cloudy throughout the afternoon. then a warmup is on tap mainly for tuesday and wednesday and thursday. we will start to see warmer weather as soon as tomorrow. mainly around the bay and inland valleys. here's a look. the pacific satellite picture shows the cloud cover and it doesn'

half-mile visibility, 7 miles on the coast and two miles by the delta. we have a few area of high clouds ahead of the next system that may bring us the few light rain showers. in advance it will allow for mostly cloudy skies, 60s elsewhere, we will talk about the timing of the rain in a few minutes. >> thank you. breaking overnight, two people are dead after their car hit a tree in menlo park. it happened near the willow road off ram on 101 just before 2:00. officer said the driver was seeding before losing control and hitting a tree. the car ricocheted in another tree and going the driver and passenger died at the scene. >>> one man is dead after a another accident. >> a man could chase charges after getting into a fight with a driver while he was on his bike. it happened in mill valley. abc7 news reporter nick smith reports the beating was so severe witnesses thought the victim might die. >> there needs to be some sort of better system, better bike lanes. >> he's talking about this stretch where narrow lanes make it difficult for cyclists and cars to sh

looks like fog is all the way out toward the delta. will take a little bit of time for them to clear but once they do, a northerly wind takes over and that will allow for mostly sunny skies all over the bay and temperatures a little hard to reach the 80s. those will be out toward the valley. but we will be close. in the upper 70s at some of our warmest locks. mid-10s for the santa clara valley and up toward santa rosa will enjoy the mid-70s. a little bit of southern fog. we will pinpoint the week ahead which features a couple of days of warmer than average temperatures. that's coming up in a few minutes. matt. >> thank you, lisa. developing news. authorities are look for clues into the cause of a massive six alarm fire that destroyed a warehouse in berkeley. fire broke out just after 8:00 last night on a warehouse on second street and hearst avenue. it caused transformers to explode. it was home to offices and retail space. one of the businesses ised wooten duck. it's -- the wooden duck. they have been making furniture since 1995. >> th

sacramento valley, if you live there, they always call it the delta breeze and it keeps things nice and cool when you get that trend. 77 degrees in the south bay and the peninsula at 74 degrees and east bay at 78 for today. we don't have major changes coming to your forecast, but a couple things that i want to point out as we get into this stretch of fair weather. we're going to see our temperatures go up and down and down and up and the coolest day in the extended period is friday. a cutoff low is going to come into the bay area. produce steady drizzle or light showers at the coast. not looking that promising right now, but we are watching that for friday. then as we get into easter weekend looking pretty good. you have the little ones excited about an easter egg hunt. have no fear, you can do it outdoors this year. saturday 76 degrees and easter parade and then on sunday, easter sunday, temperatures really, you can't ask for better conditions than this. mid-70s coming your way. more on your extended forecast coming up. peggy and laura, back to you. >>> charges against a 73-year-old ma

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the seventh encounter. this water pressure today enjoy it. we're expecting 71 fremont deltaunity is very ill be a warm spot on the east bay. tracy varied mid-70s to the san ramon valley. other sixties. will want out this weather forecast for the love to mid-70s on tap for this afternoon. as i set were looking for high temperatures mid-week. more on that. >> the morning. still tracking a pretty good ride very light traffic. so far where problem free and fair drive to the richmond san rafael bridge and of delays across the span. light traffic care at the toll plaza. sadie's out 17 you're right to the of the mob has looks good a little slowing the really not too bad as you can see very little one and happening now president obama is in the philippines today for the end of a weeklong for nation asian tour. the president signed a 10 year agreement giving the u.s. military greater access to philippine bay to help promote regional security. the move also aims to shorten response times and humanitarian crisis like a natural disasters. the president heads back to the u.s. tomorrow at

it looks nice out there at 54 by the delta and livermore at 53 togethers. ill be looking at a nice afternoon for the giants and ready to sweep the dodgers with minor cooling today and tomorrow and temperatures are going to rebound a couple of degrees for easter and we will wake up to the patchy fog along the coast and cooler conditions for monday bringing in spotty showers and gusty winds for tuesday and slow recovery on wednesday. a front pushing through northern california today and a system to the south of us bringing up the higher shoulds but we will look if high pressure to keep us dry but the changes come before another area of low pressure will bring dramatic changes so high temperatures today in the south bay ranging from the low 70's in milpitas and 75 in san jose and low 70's if peninsula and north bay 74 in novato with 70's in oakland and over the hills, big 70's in the san ramon valley and, got to talk about the giants with temperatures in the 60's getting windy through the afternoon and cooler with showers, perhaps, next week. >> as you head out

this is from the delta view golf club. the driver's condition is unknown at this point. we're trying to figure out who is in that car, if anyone. we'll bring you more details as we get more updates. good morning to you. thank you for joining us, i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm scott mcgrew. we also have new developments from the powerful earthquake that struck chilly last night. surveillance video from a drugstore, you see things falling off shelves. people running for safety. thousands remain without power. fire continues to burn and roads have been clogged with people returning home. it struck near iqique. >> for comparison, is it like an earthquake centered in san jose where people could feel it in los angeles, and the kind of power we're talking about. chile experiences more strong quakes than anywhere on the planet. the death tole in chile stands at six, and they say that is incredible. 300 inmates were able to escape because of damage to their prison and one hospital in the area is out of commission this morning. nearly a million people have been returning home this morni

the passenger, in the delta waters. >> the first man missing is a 41-year-old asia male, wearing camo blowing and a blue and yellow vest on. >> the accident happened so fast investigators are trying to determine hour and what happened. but they say alcohol was not a factor. at this point we know the impact knocked the engine off and the boat hit he railroad bridge. >> a pretty loud crash. >> multiple agencies converged on the marina, a -- dangerous and tricky currents complicated search efforts. the. >> it's very dangerous, and because of the current, undercurrent. >> both fishermen were tossed into the water and both were bearing life jackets. somehow only one surfaces. the survivor was very shaken up. >> a guy i talked to was lucky. he was missing a shoe and a sock. that was it. no scratch on him. he was very, very lucky. >> in brentwood, abc7 news. >>> insen francisco tonight an officer was injured today after being hit by a car driven by an armed robbery suspect. sir -- we're live in san francisco. reporter: right now detectives are still trying to piece together the details of ex

could have got tied up or panicked, it's sad you have to go through this to get everybody aware of the delta. >> the sheriff's office iswet holding the man's identity until notifying the next of kin. >>> another guide has died bringing death toll up to 14 victims. the avalanche happened above the base camp, it's the single most deadliest avalanche. the group was the locals and they were preparing for advanced camps for spring climbing season, the busiest time of year. we speak to the wife of the area man who survived the alvin, it's a story you'll only see on kron 4. >>> john captures the moment with the man he trusted his life to. the gentlemen to the rite of the screen pushed him out of the we and shielded him when large block of ice started to fall around them. >> he grabbed him and pushed be him down behind a huge chunk of ice, which shielded him. >> he was okay. we knew something was wrong. i told him he was [inaudible]. >> john's team was doing a practice run to get across a big block of ice on mount everest when the avalanche killed more than a dozen people. >> they were up there carr

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we're in the business of up. everyday deltarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. >>> welcome back to "hannity." the 9/11 museum is about a month away from opening by facing backlash over a seven-minute educational film called "the rise of al qaeda." it's narrated by nbc news anchor brian williams and slammed by some religious leaders for referring to the september 11th terrorist as islamist who viewed their mission as a jihad. officials are standing by the film, which they say was vetted by scholar of islam and terrorism. here with reaction, the always outspoken, author, columnist ann coulter. how are you? >> fine, thanks. >> i'm sitting here, what is it, if i wish the muslim community, instead of getting angry about cartoo cartoons, angry about identifying radical islamist hijacking their religion and committing act of terror, i don't hear enough outrage on those issues, but small issues like this

we're in the business of up. everyday delta quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. >>> welcome back to "hannity." throughout the week, we have been focusing on the issue of marijuana in american. when our producers traveled to colorado, they toured a recreational marijuana dispen dispensary and learned pretty interesting things about just how easy it is to purchase the drug today. you have to be 21 years old. here is an exclusive look with ainsley earharn colorado voters voted to approve marijuana, the rocky mountain state made world headlines. setting in motion what some call the colorado weed boom. >> since it passed, my business went up 20 to 30% during the morning and 10% at night. tourism is up, too. i see new faces every day. >> we're doing phenomenal since the beginning of the year. been able to hire two to three more people that i did not have employed last year. >> reporter: the passing

tonight a very strong surge of low clouds and fog going to push well onshore maybe even through the delta into the central valley likely seeing drizzle near the coastline and slowly burning off saturday. sunday will warm up. in the meantime, the low pressure system continues to approach the coastline. that will help deepen that marine layer later on tonight into tomorrow morning. then behind that, high pressure begins to sneak back in and the temperatures start to warm up. around the state today 80s into the central valley, about 75 degrees in yosemite. and about 61 degrees and mostly cloudy into the monterey bay. computer models showing you those clouds streaming across the sky. high-level clouds move out tonight and tomorrow morning and then low clouds and fog goes to the central valley and peeling back to the coastline in the afternoon. so mostly sunny by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures today will be down but not bad. still about 73 in san jose. 71 in milpitas. and 69 degrees in san mateo. east bay temperatures it up generally into the 70s. inside the bay we'll keep you cooler mainly

in the san ramon valley of the apollo 70's and a little warm as you head for a highway for toward the delta her. up for six days for our east the bay shoreline communities oakland included. look for 60 there. lodes mid-70s and the north ave. today's weather and temperatures going to be a bit warmer tuesdays and land has go from this 70's. and then possibly can get into the '90s and we talked about a potential 100 degree weather. a lot of folks definitely in the '90s to save the lives and want to be a hot one out there to laugh on the forecast as we get closer to that day three now on to traffic. george garrido problems street >> we will continue we continue to have a big lanes instruction to to an accident on highway 4 paris >> hasn't taken root as much pressure on the rest of that. remind me to expect. and there were problems in getting into vallejo, flow direction across the current team as a bridge. we're still jammed of bart and five a was found a very to welcome you to treat him not only through d the north bay ride in from iran county still under 30 men to whom about of the golden gat

lower 60s today around the bay and inland we are looking at perhaps about 65 or 66 out toward the delta. so we are looking at the next weather system to get us wet overnight. i'll time-out the rest of the rain and tell you how much when we return in a few minutes. matt. >> all right. thank you, lisa. governor brown has issued an executive order to redouble the state's drought actions and ordered the state to quickly approve water transfers to farmers. it eases some environmental regulations and makes it easier to get approval for clearing dried brush and crease. it also calls on restaurants to serve water only by request and urges the rest of us to limit lawn watering and car washing. and it prohibits homeowner's associations from punishing those who let their lawns go dry. >>> in contra costa county officials say a dead crow has tested positive for west nile virus. helped by a mild winter it is one of the earliest cases in contra costa virus since the virus was first detected there in 1995. -- in 2005. they say the best which to avoid getting west nile is get rid of standing water wher

through the golden gate bridge and spreading across the bay area and through the san pablo bay and the delta why we are not is warm. the closer you are to the coast the cooler it is. we have microchina mats and this morning we are 52 in san rafael and napa valley is 50 to 51 and most of 101 is in the mid-to-upper 40's and watch out for theing for around santa rosa. low-to-mid 50's. veteran in san jose. 53 in livermore. walnut creek is clear on 680. the traffic is picking up. we will talk to leyla gulen about that. cooler brees is the first forecast. clouds return to all same areas tonight. cooler but nearly normal this weekend. notice the clouds are getting thick are through the 8:00 hour. and the sun is up. the angle is enough to remain what the ground and notice by 11:00 clouds are stubborn. 80 in san jose. upper 70's for the neighborhoods to the north. mid-to-upper 70's on the peninsula and 76 in redwood city. millbrae is cooler at 71. upper 60's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. in low-to-mid 60's loan the coast but ten degrees warmer and 15 degree warmer in the valley. mid

. >>> a deadly boating accident at a fishing tournament today in the delta. u.s. coast guard says the accident happened before noon near the cruiser haven marina in brentwood. two fishermen ended up in the water after the boat slammed into a bridge column. divers searched hours for one man. around 5:30 the body was recovered. police are trying to figure out what caused the accident. >> they both went into one of the bridge supports. however we're looking at the possibility that the boat might have struck something prior to th that. >> both were wearing life jackets a it the time of the accident. trying to figure out what happened and why both did not survive. >>> he says he is lucky to be alive. a man survived a deadly avalanche on mound everest. he was on the climbing trail, he says when the avalanche hit on friday. on his blog he says the sherpa pushed him down behind a large block of ice, saving his ice. he is at base camp now trying to decide whether to continue his climb. >>> the avalanche killed 13 sherpas and three people are missing tonight. we have new dra

we can see the fog drifting by, keeping san francisco cool today. 51 by the delta with the southwest, seasonal readings, but that's not going to last. temperatures from the upper 50s to the low 60s at the coast. so quite cool here. around the bay, mid and upper

just in the last hour, searchers recovered the body of a man missing after a boating accident in the deltae boat hit something in the water near cruiser haven marina south of brentwood. that was at about 11:00 this morning. search crews responded after the two men in the boat were thrown overboard. one man survived. divers searched all afternoon making the grim discovery at about 5:15 this afternoon. it's not clear what the boat ran into. >>> after 90 life-threatening minutes drifting in the icy pacific ocean, this man is fortunate to be alive. british sailor andrew taylor went overboard during the clipper round the world yacht race last month. but he is not afraid to venture back into the pacific again to finish the 11-month-long race. he left san francisco this morning and mark kelly tells us his crew was thrilled to have him on deck again. >> reporter: rested and clean- shaven, fearless sailor andrew taylor is home again back on board with his crew. connor is a dear friend. >> one day on two crutches, next day one crutch and then the day after that he was walking. i think he is just try

if you were driving by the delta view golf course and saw anything the police want to hear from you. >>> a transformer explosion led to a brief out able. happened on hidden valley road and red -- led police to close the road. pg&e got the power on for all but a hundred customers. no word on what caused the transformer to fail. >>> new numbers from the san jose police academy shows the development is -- department is struggling to get new recruits. there's not a lot of encouragement for a department that's lost hundreds due to the fight with the city over benefits. >> we're at a competitive disadvantage with the agencies around us. we don't have the compensation package in pay or other benefits. >> one city councilman has proposed changing the terms of measure b in order to increase officer pay. that was taken to closed session. the oakland police department says it's largest police class ever will graduate friday morning. 47 men and women. the department says it's an important accomplishment in the efforts to increase the number of officers on the street. the previous academy graduat

you will feel the deltas coming off on your portfolio when the s&p falls off and that spider will help you out. >> spy options are much better. >> mike, what's your take on where the markets are headed next overall? >> first of all, i think for the markets to go higher, what has to happen is essentially nothing. you can't have anything go wrong in europe, can't have something go wrong in the ukraine, we can't have something go wrong montana middle east, there's a lot of things that can get the market to propel it up. we've had a terrific run. does it not make sense to do a little bit of hjing? >> let's move on here. it was one of the big stories of the week, the battle between growth and momentum charts. let's go to the chart master himself to see what they are. carter? >> yes, i have some charts here. the russell itself was down aggressively today, which means all russell value and growth stocks were down. this is a relative chart. here is the component that is considered growth and here is the component that's considered value. and what we have is a 4% advance in the value -- my pen'

you can notice we are from two to four degrees cooler at the airport and five degrees cooler at the delta and that is an indication of the onshore push bringing in the cooler temperatures. here is a look at emeryville with haze and a nice spring day and minor will canning today and tomorrow and temperatures come up as the high pressure builds for easter bringing sunny skies and a five degree bump in temperatures and sharply cooler on monday, and maybe showers on tuesday into wednesday and lows, the fog will be back across the bay and we will see numbers fairly uniform in the low 50's, 53 in people appeal, and 52 in san jose, and we watching the fog increase throughout the morning and it will stay put right here so it will be partly cloudy parts of the coast and the freeze kicks up and gusty long the shoreline at 30 miles per hour at dusk at half moon bay. here is the front, a weak line moving into the north of us and allows for a few hours in the northern mountains and a band of clouds and that is it. we will have another nice day on tap for another and today, though, temperatures with a

straight to the northeast at 17, and the winds are coming from the golden gate bridge and through the delta to the central valley. that is why we have the morning marine layer of clouds that is rolled in. they kept our temperatures up to man areas and not seeing much cloud cover in the east bay but the winds overturning the movie we are 52 at san ramon and dublin for the cool spots and else in the mid-to-upper 50's to 65 in brentwood. we have low-to-mid 50's away the bay shore from hayward at 50 to san francisco at 51 and oakland and san carlos and fremont at 54 and san jose at 57 and 54 also in san rafael and half moon bay at 50. here are the clouds looking thicker the next three hours and we are right up to 8:00, these hours and 13 seconds and some change. it pulls back by 11:00 to the coast and it will stay stubborn for the afternoon. most of us will be cooler today but taught bad when you hock at the microclimates, upper 70 to low 88 which is warmer-than-average and gilroy could hit 83 for the warm spot. san jose is right around 80. mid-to-upper soviets on the peninsula and millbrae is