the area. it is not just an oakland problem. it is in the whole bay area. >> if there is another attempt to shut down the port, will the police take additional steps to stop that from happening? is that something you will have to live with the experts >> let me be very clear. i did not appreciate theit is ca lot depends on what the longshoremen to warn do not do. -- do or do not do. we certainly have the resources, if we want to do that. that is something the port and we are both committed to trying to keep the port open. but it is more complicated than police. it has to do with how the longshoremen feel. it has to do with what kind of resources you want to use. several of the families i have been talking to the last few

the commissioners of the port are here. oakland is the only port in the united states -- president obama is trying to double exports. if he doubles them here in the bay area, that is about 6000 to 7000 new jobs. the port of oakland is the only port that exports more than we import. i have been trying to talk ed and jerry brown into doing joint export offices in china. we as a state need to have probably a dozen offices in china, and go into the interior. i think that is what we need to do in the region. we need to talk about how we are going to share resources in that way. the coliseum city also would be an amazing opportunity. those of you who are going to ask questions about sports teams -- all three could fit there. i am holding out hope may be for victory park for the a's. oakland remains the center, transportation wise. you are looking at the rail service to sacramento, the most heavily used in the state. or you are looking at the fact that -- where the heart of the bart system. with our good transit system throughout the case

the standoff happening in oakland. ry latest information right after this. a big rig accident blocks the left lane at 16 avenue with traffic backed up beyond 980 almost to the post office tit give yourself extra 15 minutes to the airport. >>> breaking news out of oakland. a possible gunman is still inside of a cvs store. we are joined live from the scene with the very latest. good morning will >> reporter: possible more police officers are arriving to the scene. you can see them there. they brought the mobile command unit. they are waiting for more swat team members before they enter. you see the police officers out here to maintain the perimeter just to make sure everyone is safe which is why every now and then the perimeter gets bigger and bigger. in the meantime we will show you cvs. no one is going inside. mr. is a police officer. a couple of--there is a police officer. to keep an eye on the front door. this happened this morning when employees were inside stocking shelves chen somebody--when a man came in and deman

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the runners. one runner from oakland is optimistic about the weather. >> i said this is oakland. t will be nice for our race. so i came out. the weather will be nice. >> reporter: several different running events are taking place this morning. we have the marathon taking place. you can see the runners going through. the 5k will start in 15 minutes at 7:45. the half marathon begins at 9:15. the kids fun run starts at 9:20. again we have 1500 marathon runners taking part right now and some of the slower runners are in the back of the pack. and for right now they are all grateful that it's dry. reporting live in oakland matt keller ktvu channel 2 news. >> there is a number of races going on today. each of the five races will begin and end at snow park. the longest run will take people to mount claire before social work circling around back to the lake. >> we saw that it was dry. right now. at the start. the question is will it stay dry? we want to go to rosemary orozco for a check. what do you think? stay dry the whole time? >>> great conditions to run in. it's cool. dry at the momen

massive crowd forming outside the coliseum in oakland where a clinic begins today. people who have no or little insurance can get all sorts of free medical care some have been waiting all night. amy hollyfield is live at the coliseum. can you tell -- can you tell our viewers how to get in on this? >> reporter: absolutely still plenty of chances to get here. people did camp out overnight in case there wasn't sraeubltd. we met some people who got here 9:00 last night. they've handed out 460 tickets this morning. they have 1,000 spots. there's still plenty of room for patients today here at the oakland coliseum. the clinic opened 5:30 for people who don't have medical insurance or underinsured this remote area medical clinic will be here the next four days. volunteers expect it to be crowded everyday. >> then the longer we're here each day there's going to be more people. i believe last year on the last day we had people -- we must have had five or six or seven hundred people all lined up the last day. >> reporter: here's what it looks like inside the clinic this is jus

>> 3:14 for ucs, 4:00 >>> on the streets of oakland, california and all across america, good kids are going bad. >> every major city has a place where the girls can be found. >> that's one right there. >> i've seen them as young as, you know, 12 years old. >> they're the young and the lost, the runaways. the survivors of child sexual abuse, forced into the service of johns and pimps. >> we're talking about american children being bought and sold by american men in epidemic proportions around the country. >> today all it takes is the click of a mouse to send our most vulnerable kids into an underworld of degradation, drugs, and despair. >> you're missing me off. get the -- do you want me to break your camera? >> it's a career that's like the pits of hell. >> all right. this dude is actually exposed right now. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover with oakland's human trafficking task force as they battle to rescue the young and the lost. and turn the tables on the johns and the pimps that take advantage of america's children. >> what's going on? i'm on tv. ♪ >>> just across the bay from the

the road. these are live pictures. oakland firefighters were cleaning up the tree but they were also forced to get someone who was hit by the tree that was in the car. we have at least four people who were effected by this. they're still cutting the tree down. lorraine is on the scene. she is gather more details. she will have more details coming up tateyama top of the hour in just a few moments. let's go to the maps here, that's where it is on the map on highway 13. 580 and 880 are not effected. let's go to a live picture of 880. this traffic is wet but still moving well. >> good morning to you. go have rain showers still across the bay area but compared to yesterday it's not that persistent moderate to heavy rain band. but still activity to show you. the intensity backing off here and most of the coverage right now focused up in the north bay and also around santa rosa. we still have lingering rain showers. the next system moves in tonight and early tomorrow morning. the heaviest one, that moves in for friday. the weekend co

>>pam: the oakland a's salvage a split with the mariners in tokyo.e the best of the rest. gary will explain. when he >>pam: several local chefs are on the short list for the upcoming james beard award. vicki liviakis profiles and two of them in this week's edition of the nine in the dish. >>vicki: a james beard nomination is a big deal for any shaft. let me congratulate you on the nomination. >> they give. >>vicki: this shaft is an author of six cookbooks. , it is premature to crack open the champagne, but these famous wine country culinary traditions are on the short list for the prestigious award. four out of five nominees for the best chef in the pacific are bay area chefs. >>vicki: the bay area is getting a lot of attention this time around. >> some of the best food in the country is in the bay area, hands down. look at the talent and the people involved, the products and entrepreneurial spirit are above what is happening in other cities. >> this is the epicenter of where some really starts. we're in the middle of the best ingredients. >>vicki: i

the line stretched around the mock in one of the -- block in front of the oakland marriott. as the first round of hopefuls got ready for a test. what you are seeing happen here has not happened in keys. >> in -- happened in years. >> the need is great. we haven't had an academy in four years. >> i'm here to apply for o.p.d. i've always wanted to be a cop since i was a kid. so i think this is a good opportunity. that's why i'm here. >> reporter: people we talk to say being a police officer offers them a future. >> i'm always a -- my mom is a little worried. she understands. it's a respected career. it's an honor to become part of something like that. >> reporter: to be a part of oakland pd for seth jones -- >> there's a bad rap for oakland, the area. >> reporter: the first part is the written test. there will be three more phases before the academy and the biggest challenge for the 50 people who actually get the job may be just doing the job. >> we definitely have a lack of resources. we definitely need more officers. i think if we had more officers that would help us do a bet

the port of oakland says for every 1000 containers on those ships equals eight jobs. rt of oakland is a big exporter of american goods to asia, because of our proximity to the central valley, most of the agricultural exports go from here. >> the port of oakland says the fabiola and two other ships in the same class will be coming and going more often from now on and we will be seeing them on the water about once a week. >> the fabiola's visit was an important first step in welcoming the new ships. because of its size, such a large vessel in our waterways was only done in simulate ors and now the experience for those who drive these things has turned into real-life experience, experience that will mean a healthier economy, here in the bay area. at the port of oakland, kron4 news. >>> in the bay area, long lines form former new me auto plant workers in freemont. most of the job seekers have been out of work since the plant closed two years ago. a job training coordinator says time is of the essence when it comes to getting back to work. >> one of the reasons is being the

in search is underway for the newest recruits of the oakland police force. hundreds lined up yesterday to take the entrance exam. the apartment will invite 50 applicants to join the police academy, the first one held in four years >> someone who's hopefully from oakland or the surrounding area, who has good character, willing to work with the community >> the department used to have more than 800 officers and it is now down to 660. the recruits to make it through the academy will hit the streets next february. >> new research suggests that women are now earning more than when according to a single women in their 20s with no children make more matt money than men do. almost 40 percent of working wives out burned their husbands and that number is rising. professions like law and medicine and veterinary medicine will be predominantly run by women in the coming years. a marriage of the game makers has been announced >> in san francisco based company has brought a popular game called draw something when it someone draws pictures and others guess what you have draw

the lawyers in our firm. we are proud to occupy oakland. we have just signed -- renewed our lease for 52,000 square feet, and we are here for the long haul. my job this morning is to introduce genes -- jean quan. you know her story, and it is a great one. first woman elected mayor of oakland. the first asian elected mayor of oakland. first asian woman elected mayor of a major city in this country. she is proud of that. we are all proud of that. you know a lot about her story. you know she is a champion for youth, for schools, and becoming a champion for economic development in our city. you know some of the difficulties she has faced. some of them are old -- crime, problems with our schools. some of them are new and not necessarily expected like the loss of redevelopment funds, and occupy oakland. and she has had successes. she brought a great new administrative team to this city with our city administrator, under fire chief, the police chief, and developing really strong leadership for our city. she has also made some mistakes, and she has

the past 24 hours. nine degrees warmer in oakland and san francisco. and look at the weekend forecast is going to be even warmer tomorrow. into sunday, the temperatures are rising to the mid-70s inland. we will talk more about the warm temperatures and the day your see your forecast coming up. >>pam: there is sadness around lake tahoe area friends are mourning the death of a popular ski that was killed by ambulance yesterday. this 29 year-old was skiing not far from the alpine meadows ski area. these are pictures taken afterwards. apparently he skied action--the skied off this hill. he was found buried in 3 ft. of snow and wrapped around a small tree. by the time he was transported to the hospital it was too late. >> he was a fun guy to be around. last year he had a chance to skied and dolly and lacher i remember talking to him about it. he was really excited about the whole experience. >>reporter: cavan said his death was hard to take the he was not surprised by how happened. >> and you live in a place where people get outside member and then try to en

there's still plenty of room for patients today here at the oakland coliseum. the clinic opens 5:30. this is for people who don't have medical insurance or are underinsured. this remote area medical clinic will be here four days, volunteers expect it to be crowded everyday. >> what is going to happen is these 400 that have been here today, they are going to tell their family and friends and tomorrow there will be more and then the longer we're here each day there's going to be more people. i believe last year on the last day, we had people -- we must have had five, six, seven hundred people lined up the last day. >> reporter: they were here last year. here's video inside, free dental exams, includings, cleanings, fillings and extractions. free vision exams and glasses available here onsite. last year they served 7,000 people back-to-back northern california clinics one in oakland then they headed to sack machine tote. they will be doing the same this year -- after four days they will move the clinic to sacramento it kicks off 5:30 this morning to 6:00 at night,

we have a live shot of the oakland maze. y heading towards the bay bridge. drive time from the carquinez to the maze 21 minutes. bay bridge only backed up past the 880 overcrossing. not bad across the san mateo bridge traffic flowing well westbound good into foster city and eastbound fine as well into hayward. north bay commute, southbound 101 heading through san rafael past the marin civic center slow out of petaluma moving under 30 miles an hour, once you get past that it looks like this heading down to the golden gate . we go to the waze traffic app to show you the commute in the -- in the south bay we had a traffic spotter report a major accident in milpitas four minutes ago reported by traffic spotter am i there yet? heavy traffic on westbound 237 to zanker. the traffic was reported heavy 28 minutes ago by another traffic spotter. you can always get this information go to abc7news.com/ waze to download the free traffic app. >>> our time is 6:53. >> let's recap: oakland police officers trying to track down the shooter who

>>> we're live in the oakland hills. highway 13 is shut down because of a fatal collision where a tree fell on the highway. a victim's vehicle just got towed away. we'll have the latest details. >> a firefighter injured. how he got hurt and what people are doing to cope with the disaster this morning. >> winter weather threatening a major amusement park here in the bay area. we'll show you the damage coming up. >> still tracking a few lingering showers coming up. the timing of the next major rain that will be moving back into the bay area. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. it's thursday march 15th. >> good morning. let's get a quick look at a busy weather and traffic morning. >> good morning. still tracking lingering rain showers, kind of in between storms but there's so much moisture out there producing wet weather rae assuming cross the bay area. right now you can pick up the coverage and notice the bulk of the action is up in the north bay right around santa rosa. shifting the maps way to the south, you can s

the multimillion- dollar lawsuits filed against the city of oakland. >>> the book to crews and were arrested once they got and the porch. was legal when they left the states that now has them in jail in the caribbean. there was insulting, and humiliating. she has no reason to hold back. the distinction that concern and a class all by herself. >>> good evening i am taking. they say it is happening out in the open. that is where they took their protest. how neighborhoods are standing up to prostitution. they're the newest enemies of the world's oldest profession. >>> provide a dozen demonstrators marched along south first street in san jose protesting the increase in prostitution and a string of cheap motels. anything glittering in the car and offered to the prostitutes and their standing right here. refers cover the story back in august when the senate is a police said because of cutbacks take only focus on violent crime. the ladies of the night were pleased. >>> what do think we hear that? >>> like it because it's easier on my job. tonight this target is hotel elin the one the city attorneys

tomorrow in novato at the inn marin, and friday in oakland at the waterfront hotel. l of those meetings will be held at 6:00. >>> san francisco has golden gate park, marin has vista point. oakland is working on its plans for gateway park. a public hearing will be held this morning on the project at the east end of the bay bridge. the city is discussing the idea of adding a park with the south enl where the new one will touch down. officials say at the public hearing they plan to discuss design and cost of that park. the meeting will be held at 9:30 this morning at the metro center auditorium in oakland. >>> saving the environment one tree at a time. that's what cal fire is hoping to do this week. today marks the first day of arbor week in california. to commemorate the event, cal fire is asking the bay area community to plant a tree today. cal fire says the trees will reduce air and noise pollution and make the bay area less of a concrete jungle and more natural and beautiful scenery. their hope is sl thousands of trees will be planted this week. california arbor week

she is with the oakland zoo. we of the acacia. she is a hedgehog. straight up for protection and cruel up in a ball. >>henry: they travel together in this zoomobile that makes stops bay-area wide. >> that is correct we go to schools, a senior centers and even your birthday party bringing these you to you. >> wedding? >> no but i have done a permits fought! {laughter} a permits th a bar mitzva {laughter} >> let us check out who sarah. >> . >> this is not named after me but that is our guinea hog. i do not mind sharing a name with her because she is my favorite animal. >> can you tell me a little bit about these animals. >> she is a domestic breed of paddock. she is about three years old, full grown and one of the animals that you can see in the valley children's zoo. >> that noise that she is making? >> that this there oink, to communicate with each other. >> she is a thing of beauty. thank you, sarah. >> this is another one of our animals. she is a blue tongue the >>henry: let me tell them about the tigers. >> we have five. one of them has been here

proceeds benefit the oakland museum of california. r the years the sale has generated $16 million for the museum. >> coming up the oakland a's show off a new player and it's not manny ramirez. >> we'll explain. >> also we hit the courts to catch the warriors in action, as well as cal taking on stanford. sportswrap is next [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver only from at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. good evening everyone and welcome to this early sunday edition of sportswrap. there is nothing more than they would like on senior day than knocking

a man was shot while driving his car through the streets of oakland. ent head-on carrying a family of four and two children. >> we believe the other vehicle was struck head-on by the victims' vehicle. the haven'tly had to rescue from inside. the two children suffered from minor injuries and police are searching for the again minute just pop thible for the shooting. both men are expected to survive. officers just left the scene of another shooting near fairfax and bancroft where one man was shot in the chest and there is no word on his condition. >>> now police are trying to determine if the last shooting is livermoreed to the -- linked to the earlier shooting. they found a man at 9:00 and the young victim refused to answers any questions how he was injured and he is now being treated at the hospital. >>> a crash ended with injuring an innocent driver on mandel. witnesses say police were going after two men fleeing the areas crashing into another car injuring the driver. we have no word on his condition. officers have one suspect, they are still searchin

they are demanding the oakland school board will close five elementary schools this june. >> they would never really listen to us and didn't let us in on the decision making, we were just shutout and they really left us no choice but to fight back. >> protesters said the school board would vote to lease santa fe to the emory school board and turnover -- turn it over to a charter school. now because of last night's interruption, they will reconvene this afternoon and as far as those who were arrested they could face up to six months in jail or a fine. live in oakland tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> some college protesters were protesting at the uc. if campus. they fear it could go up to 15% as far as tuition. they asked them to endorse governor brown's tax initiative and he said the system could face another 200 million in cuts if that measure does not pass. >>> time now 5:03, it was another violent night in the streets of oakland. police right now are investigating three separate shootings and one was fatal. christian captain is in oakland and has the details. christian?

>>james: in the east bay and oakland, a free medical clinic opens its doors. it is one to offer free dental work, x-rays and eye exams. physicals also be done on site. the clinic is expecting to see some 7000 people over the next four days in that they are already lining up. >>yoli: if there is any reason to be in a line overnight, today is the date. people have been here since last nightcap. miguel is here with his wife. what are you open to get that? >> i am hoping for optical and dental. >> when is the last time you were able to get any of that done? >> may be over a year ago. >>darya: pain at the pump continues. gas prices remain high. the jackie sissel is live in san francisco. are these prices to fall for the city? >>jackie: that there is a little bit of good is it a little bit of bad news. the good news is prices have leveled out. we have not seen any drastic changes. the bad news, it leveled out extremely high. $4.41 is the crisis at club in san for oslo. but in scenes like those prices will stay there for a while the national average is at $3.88. the c

of course, the family members seeing that hung up on interstate 580. oakland police officers placed a wreath on it this morning up above on the overpass at keller and the oakland fire department flew an american flag from the fire trucks as drivers honked and waved in support. that sign unbolted and brought back here to the oakland police department headquarters. the officers, daniel sakai, sergeant mark duncan were shot and kill in a traffic stop on a parolee who opened fire. it was one of the deadliest days in law enforcement history. what will happen after this is over is that the family is going to come out and go ahead and sign the back of that freeway sign and then it will be put back up on interstate 580 near keller this afternoon. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> three occupy oakland protesters facing a robbery and hate crime charges. one of the protesters used gay slurs during an argument with a woman who confronted them at a rally. another protester allegedly grabbed the woman's wallet. the defense says the alleged vi

haaziq madyun went to the theory to explain happened. >>guest: oaklande say it appears the same oldsmobile was use the following day. investigators are still piecing together information. police are offering up to $5,000 and toward money. >> it was in other nice day with temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70's. we are in for another very chilly night. here is a look at current conditions. as temperatures will be dropping into the thirties. it looked at whether headlines. clear and cold overnight. sunny and warm tomorrow afternoon. here is a look at high temperatures for tomorrow. >> and the sierra, changes coming on sunday. snow in the forecast. we have a possibility of rain as locally. >> it has been only one day's as the new-line cut was announced. information is coming out about the device. uprising in the new 4g service. >> if you want one delivered, pull the trigger now. certain models are already sold out and given a later delivery dates. if you can buy one in stores on march 16th. if that is your plan, you may want to get in line now. you can p

down to the south, right around san francisco and oakland. u're not covered we have quite a bit of drizzle out there and enough to wet the roadways. you'll still notice shower activities in the santa cruz mountains and the santa cruz mountains picking up significant rainfall. here's a look at the total. nearly ten and a half inches of rain, oakland over three inches and san jose with all the impressive amounts, you squeeze all the rain fall over the terrain and by the time the clouds gets there you only get a few hundredths of an inch. pretty mild out there. heyward 57 and concord around 55 degrees. here's the set up for today. next system moves in and as a result the main timing will be later on this afternoon into tonight but even before then a chance of a shower. the storm center approaches the region for tomorrow, for friday and as a result rainfall picks up. we'll be heaviest from 4:00 until 10:00. we have the cloud cover in place, we will add spotty drizzle or a few slight showers to the forecast throughout the day today but the main act

city council expected to decide the fate of an east oakland teen center when it meets today accusations of wrongdoing revealed by a councilmember to get the center running. teen centers like this one on international boulevard must be staffed with city parks and recreation workers. the tribune reports that brooks staffed it with her own employees with is a violation of civil service rules the city violated labor law by not ensuring that workers who renovated the center were paid union wages and workers were not hired properly. >>> san jose city council meets today to discuss the final language of retirement reform measure. the city has spent more than eight months negotiating over the proposed retirement reforms. local state legislators have asked for an independent audit of the city's pension costs. union leaders say mayor reed's worst-case scenario of 650 million dollars is over-inflated. mayor reed says the request for a state audit is politically motivated. >>> 5:09. you are ing up to drizzle on the roads -- you are waking up to drizzle on

volunteers have set up a big clinic right inside the oakland coliseum. will tell you the services being offered to hundreds of people. walnut creek police are looking for this man. he is responsible for trying to lure a girl into his car and we will tell you why they think he is talking stalking her dash he is stalking her. -- why they think he is stalking her. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. tryomething funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. ask . >>> economists are saying the worst is to come in europe, but the global economy may be offset by some good news here in the u.s. but dow jones industrial average is headed down so far and we will have all the business news. >> this

that is the story for this entire weekend. oakland up. widespread 50s. leftover 40s and novado. antioch but this afternoon is going to bring us into the 70's. 70s expected in livermore. 70's along the delta. temperatures will warm even warmer. we have a cooling trend as we go towards next week. who will have your fall extended forecast. if the 750 lbs. of methamphetamines were seized in this apartment complex craig. what is amazing is that the criminal trial started in palo alto and led to this place? >>craig: that is correct stolen ipads led them to apartment 101. let me show you some of these pictures it is a town house. surrounded by other townhouses. $34 million worth of methamphetamine and a crystal vicvice a crystal-" spicevic,ic >> this is very disturbing because of the proximity from the garage from what i understand there is so much material that they were removing. if it were to blow up? it could have taken out my apartments. and also other apartments. >>craig: the identified but three people have been taken into custody. th

there is new information about the injury to a former marine during the occupied protest in oakland. he said it was a bean bag projectile that caused olson's skull fracture. the chronicle reports that is what police determined. it had been thought that a tear gas canister had hit an. his lawyer says that because it was a bean bag might have been fired intentionally. >> protesters in afghanistan are demanding that a u.s. soldier be prosecuted in that country for the shooting death of 16 civilians. yesterday military officials transferred the suspect to the country of kuwait. they told cnn it is because kuwait has the infrastructure to handle the situation. president obama emphasized the incident will not change our plans to hand over security to afghanistan in local troops by the end of 2014. >> our forces are making very real progress dismantling al qaeda, breaking the taliban momentum and training afghan forces so they can take the lead. >> meanwhile leon panetta is wrapping up his two day visit to afghanistan. former illinois gov. rod blagojevich set to report to prison today. he ac

the organization runs solely on donations of money equipment and staff. one weekend in oakland cost tens of thousands of dollars but it is worth it >> i appreciate getting free dental for my son >> patients walked out feeling better, seem better, and smiling better. >> the free health clinic runs through sunday. for more information go to cbs s.f. dot com. you'll see the story right on the front page. a cure for balding, what researchers found that might stop hair loss before it starts. we have a bigger storm headed our way and we will talk about a coming up >> and islamic extremists accused of killing seven people in france is dead >> that is after a shootout with police that left several officers injured. >> french commandos stood down off after a deadly 32 hour standoff. the siege ended with gunfire and explosions at the apartment of the suspected killer. the 23 year-old was hiding in the bathroom when police stormed his home. prosecutors say he had several guns and opened fire on police. officer shot back hitting him in the head as he threw himself out the window. police ne

the area. it is not just an oakland problem. it is in the whole bay area. >> if there is another attempt to shut down the port, will the police take additional steps to stop that from happening? is that something you will have to live with the experts >> let me be very clear. i did not appreciate theit is ca lot depends on what the longshoremen to warn do not do. -- do or do not do. we certainly have the resources, if we want to do that. that is something the port and we are both committed to trying to keep the port open. but it is more complicated than police. it has to do with how the longshoremen feel. it has to do with what kind of resources you want to use. several of the families i have been talking to the last few months decided to divert or change the times of operation. keeping it open or not means a lot of different things. it is not a simple thing. nobody should doubt we are firmly committed to keeping the port of oakland competitive, and to do what we have to do for the protection of the port in the port companies, an

current numbers mainly in the 50s here in concord, san mateo and oakland. here comes this next cold front as we head throughout tomorrow morning. we're going to talk about showers moving in then. but the strongest round that's going to be coming our way will be shaping up here as we head into late friday and saturday. we'll see some isolated hail embedded within the thunderstorms. low to mid-50s. we're going to have details on this forecast. and how much rainfall we could have and when the worst of it will arrive in a few minutes. >>> taking a swipe at rising gas prices. the president weighing in on what needs to be done. >>> plus, power problems here in california. why inspectors are headed to a nuclear power plant along the coast. >>> one bay area airport is paving the way with athe tsa. repcethe a. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you k

as you cross the water, watch out. oaklandhe 808, the camera was shaking more earlier this morning. as the sun comes up, things calming down. >>> 6:49 right now. new information on a developing story out of the south bay. neighbors talking about the stunning double shooting inside a home in sunnyvale. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is outside that house with new developments. stephanie? >> reporter: good morning. the discovery made in that house. we spoke with both of the next-door neighbors in the last hour and they say they knew the family well. one of the neighbors, charles tovar, said police told him it was a murder/suicide involving the mom in her 50s and the son in his 20s. both neighbors say that son was autistic. now, police first got the reports of two people shot in that house around 7:45 last night on the 800 block of nectarine avenue. when they got here, the two, described only as adults, were already dead. tovar said he went on walks the with the mother and she talked about being lonely, dealing with the au

>>pam: at 5:30 p.m., members of the community are gathering in east oakland. are there to hear from the city's police chief about crime in their sunday and what belt can do to help improve things. dan kerman is live at the meeting with the details. >>dan: if we are at the gospel church in the peaceful friend. fleetweek howard jordan 4 has just begun meeting with community members to talk about crime and their statistical analysis and computer analysis that they used to analyze where the crime is happening and how to best attack it. if at this point that steve says there's more crime in west oakland had ever he says crime in east oakland has gone up but he says they are taking steps to bring it back to health. >> there have been clusters of shootings both in east and west oakland. once we have identified reason for the cluster shootings will be able to address them with intelligence from each precinct. we have been able to gather intelligence and address them by the arrests, seizure and recovery. >> in the last several days crime has action been down compared t

we'll see what mike has to say. >>> the oakland a's have two new suitors going after the team. one group is from l.a.. recently dropped out of bidding for the bankrupted dodgers. the second group led by a silicon valley executive. this comes amid a growing belief that baseball won't challenge the giants' claim to owning south bay meaning no other major league team could move there >>> it has been a year and day since an earthquake and tsunami killed more than 19,000 people in japan and unleashed the world's worst nuclear crisis in a quarter century. across japan yesterday people paused at the exact moment the earthquake struck. bells rang out one for each person dead and missing in the magnitude 9 quake. japan says it will be years before the country can recover. 325,000 people are still living in temporary housing only two of the countries 54 nuclear reactors are up and running. >> the tsunami traveled to california where it nearly destroyed santa cruz harbor shows the power of the tail end of the tsunami still causing a lot of damage boats were tossed around the docks and sma

now the bad news, new crash in the oakland maze we have our camera looking at the maze now.arently, the latest location is that it could be eastbound 80 to right as you head towards emeryville. you can see a couple of these cars facing the wrong way in that curve. you have chp at the scene no injuries reported. what that hopefully means is they will clear this one quickly. i also want to take to you a live shot north bay 101 traffic southbound light past marin civic center 121 reopened in in sonoma county no major problems as you come out of north bay. -- san mateo bridge great, not windy traffic flowing well in both directions. no major accidents on bay area freeways. >>> 5:20. >>> stopping your boss from going too far. statewide effort to protect your facebook password. >>> rivalry between giants and dodgers took a new expensive celebrity twist. see that? the record sale that going to give men in blue new bosses. >>> good, but not good enough. the star who has made her last moves on "dancing with the stars." osososososososososososososososod >>> good morning. 5:23 on this w

[applause] so let's start by reviewing the real estate metrics for oakland and san francisco from the past 12 months. vacancies were split in 2011 with san francisco dropping to 12.1%, and the oakland cbd moving up to 16%. in 2012, demand for high-tech space in south of market will lower vacancies to single digits and will migrate into north of market commodity space such as the linkedin lease just completed at one montgomery. office rents were also split with rates dropping to $28 in oakland and rising to over $40 per square foot in san francisco. rents in san francisco will rise to the $60 or $70 per square foot levels, and it will trigger new office construction for the first time in over four years. oakland, are you listening? investment sales volume in the bay area continue to grow in all product types and rose to over $12 billion in 2011, an increase of 57% from the previous year. projections show an increase of 100% for 2012. the top office leases during the past 12 months in san francisco and oakland -- these experienced office -- rising office activity with many tenants rushi

they say obama was never in danger. >> the city of oakland is facing a new lawsuit claiming excessive force by their officers. police shot at tony jones after he ran away from a traffic stop. he is the cousin of oscar grant who was shot and killed by bart police. his attorney says jones suffered major injuries from that shooting >> he will be confined to a wheelchair. he has bladder problems because he was shot in his lower back >> he filed a $10 million lawsuit accusing the officers and the city of violating jones civil-rights >> in a wild ride across the bay area >> and 85 mi. journey for a cat that was stuck in a car's engine. >> a new tool that can help people who cannot walk. the device that will soon replace wheelchair's. >> we're looking at a pretty good storm moving and over the weekend. a chance of showers will start off warm, 144 in. in kirkwood and a chance of some showers. sugar bowl, 108 in. and more to come. we will have the weather when we come back. >> here is a look at this morning's top stories, suspended sheriff mirkarimi has to go to domestic violence orientation t

so could be tracking rain for the oakland marathon. ight now the rain clouds looks like they will be moving in. as far as temperatures, everybody warmed up yesterday but today we go the other direction. we're going to cool off 5 to 10 degrees from wednesday's readings that. means livermore 62, san jose down to 63 degrees. all because this system moving in from the pacific. it's fairly weak but strong enough of course to generate the clouds we're dealing with this morning. as we head into the afternoon, skies becoming partly cloudy and those onshore winds do pick up. so looking towards the owes this afternoon, if you're out towards ocean beach or stinson beach, looking out, you might see white caps offshore because the winds are forecast to increase. all these numbers going up as we take this into the afternoon hours at 1:00 and then at the 4 and 5:00, winds from 20 to a 25 miles an hour. strongest coastside and right around the bay. temperatures, everybody cooling off. noticeably compared to yesterday's readings. and that means warmest

>>justine: the oakland city council approved a contract for the redevelopment of the arena. s all an attempt to keep three sports teams in oakland. here's jeff bush on what the city has in mind. >>reporter: the a's have threatened to leave rumors have been swirling about the war years and the raiders are looking to move out of oakland the city's doing what it can to make sure that all three teams will stay here. huma council approved $3.5 million tender toward development of a plot of the merriment. rural members of other readers may attend an event of the war asked to be of use of their support. the plans are still work, but life is calling--a new baseball stadium. >> this will benefit east oakland and the teams. they will know that they have a great fan base, great weather, the fans will be able to get here and then we can show that east they can support three teams. >>reporter: he is this a in sports and says that the redevelopment of the area will give all three teams what they want in to complain in a centralized location that is easy to get to. >> and oakland is the pop