how with the oakland a's hosting the white sox.traily was on the hill, and he was in trouble in the third inning. gets andy wilkins, however, to ground into a 4-6-3 double play. nice play by eric sewing-yard. bottom of the fifth, josh donaldson got all of this one. his first of the spring. however, this game ends in a 2-2 tie. over to the final round of the wgc cadillac championships. tiger woods hits his second shot on three this. baby is into the water. he was five over on the day and finished tied for 25th. the leader patrick reed needed a bogey on the final hole. he would get it. it's his third career pga tour event victory. "new york daly news" is reporting safety donte whitner for the 49ers is one of the new york jets top free agent targets. whitner, an eight-year nfl veteran who spent the last three seasons with the 49ers with san francisco's fourth leading tackler in 2013. that will do it for now. see you tonight at 11:00 with the latest on the golden state warriors. terry. >> all right. henry, thanks very much. rob, you pr

plus, are the oakland a's planning a move to san jose. e deal that may let them move no a new home, a very, very small new home here in the south bay. >> good evening. i'm terry mcsweeney. diane dwyer hats evening off. our top story tonight, a dramatic ending to a manhunt for a gunman who shot a san francisco police officer that started with a high-speed chase through the east bay and all the way down to san jose. it ended with an arrest. also tonight we're hearing exactly what happened in the moments after that shooting. nbc bay area's kimberly terry has been with the story since the beginning and she joins us live from san francisco general hospital where the officer is recovering. kimberly. >> reporter: that's terry, that overs underwent several hours of vascular surgery yesterday, and police say he's now recovering here at san francisco general but is expected to be okay after being shot in the left shoulder area while making a traffic stop in the mission yesterday. >> officer shot. >> reporter: that is the emergency call made seconds

. >> we're live at the fifth annual oakland running festival. we'll tell you about security changes this year and just how many people showed up to run the streets of oakland. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning everyone. you are taking a live look at the streets of downtown oakland. excitement brewing as the oakland running festival about to get underway. ktvu's katie utehs there on the ground. we'll have a live report in just a bit. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday march 23rd. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong. let's get a quick look at the weather. >>> a good morning for a run. a live look over the oakland estuary where we're partly sunny skies this morning and the clouds back with us along the coast around the bay into the north bay as well as the south bay. let's take a look. i'll show you where, hugging the coastline you can see along the peninsula as we head into the north bay, santa rosa, napa reporting, low clouds stretches throu

domain awareness center will now monitor only the oakland international airport and the port of oaklandat the heart of the debate is whether the use of new technology from street and police cameras to the wearable computers google glass constitutes an invasion of privacy. joining us for analysis are aarti shahani, kqed news reporter, and ali winston, freelance journalist. now, ali, let's begin with you. you've been covering this story for kqed and for the center for investigative reporting. how are civil liberties groups and opponents of the center reacting to what the oakland city council did this week? >> so, there are some groups that are actually opposed to the plan to go forward with the domain awareness center in any form or shape. the oakland privacy working group, which is one of the groups that's been in opposition to this initiative since the beginning, has actually vowed to sue the city for violating a nuclear-free ordinance from the 1980s or the 1990s, and their contractor right now has some history with manufacturing nuclear weapons. but -- >> what's their main contention,

nky had been with the oakland police department for 10 years. before joining the force, he taught at tennyson high school. even after he became a police officer, he continued to serve his community by working with kids as a high school baseball umpire. john always wanted to work as a motorcycle officer. a few months before his tragic murder, he reached that goal. a great neighbor and friend, john was willing to help someone in need. this continued even in death. for as an organ donor, his organs were used to save the lives of four other people. sergeant romans' life was full of service. for nine years he served our country and kept us safe as a distinguished member of the united states marines. irv continued his service with the oakland police department, a dream job for him, for 13 years. he was a dedicated member of the swat team, always striving to improve and keep up with the latest training. in 1999, after helping residents escape a fire, he was awarded the medal of valor. finished his career serving the public. following his graduation, he

the oakland airport had to switch over to a backup circuit. the utility says power was rerouted by about 10:30 this morning. there's still no word on what caused that outage. >>> meantime, more than 2000 residents are without power right now, after a crash in sonoma county. around 2:00 this afternoon, a driver traveling on highway 12 near glenn ellen veered off of the road, then struck a power pole. highway 12 was shut down for a time near the br cohen winery and olive oil company. it reopened 40 minutes ago. pg&e still working to repair downed lines. >>> a warning in the east bay. all westbound lines on highway 24 near the caldecott tunnel will be closed tomorrow morning along with the third bore. the closure will be in effect from midnight to 5:00 a.m. while crews remove a traffic sign. drivers will be detoured onto surface streets in oakland. eastbound highway 24 will remain open during that part of the closure. >>> hundreds of thousands of dollars in gold and jewelry, gone in a moment. investigators say it didn't happen in a store, but on t

a little bit out of order i recognize richard to hear from the port of oakland. welcome across the bay >> welcome and thank you very much for the warm welcome. good afternoon commissioner president katz be vice president adams and commissioners, i guess someone is missing and executive director mirror. port of oakland port of san francisco staff and members of the public. thank you very much for the warm welcome i'm the director of the ports division of environmental ports and planning. i'm also here, of course, on behalf of chris literally he will and from the president of our board and all the port staff both at our seaport and the real estate area and the labor and trade to thank the port of san francisco for our commitment and engagement and leadership on the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders diversity group. san francisco host the first meeting in june it was informal but we got a great view of the port of san francisco it's maritime activities we have a fantastic tour of the northern waterfronts and one of the key thing is for port folks to learn abou

it is 63 degrees in the oakland hills. e winds have been picking up but still under 5 miles per hour. and the relative humidity still a little muggy at 65%. as we take a look out from the oakland hills here just outside the oakland zoo, we're looking in the direction of o.co coliseum, we see partly sunny conditions. we're starting to see some partial clearing of the skies. as far as the road condition that michelle was alluding to, we're looking at 580 and that's moving smoothly, as well. but that's not always the case. in fact, reading a forbes magazine article that was just released yesterday, it places three california cities in the top 10 in the entire country as far as the worst traffic congestion is concerned. that's right, los angeles tops the list. coming in number 3, big drum roll, san francisco. and coming in number 7 happens to be san jose. we do have that morning grind as far as the evening commute is concerned always backed up, as well. in fact, globally, san francisco tops off in the top 10 for the worst commu

. >>> the city of oakland now paying the price for occupy protests that took place more than two years ago. why they're being forced to pay an iraq war veteran millions of dollars. >> plus being smart about sharing content online, the program underway to teach kids how to protect themselves from internet predators. >> ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >>> breaking news now in pittsburgh where another brush fire is burning. we want to show you a live picture at the moment, a little hazy but you can see quite a bit of smoke there in the center of the screen kind of close to the ground. it looks like rather thick gray smoke. a contra costa fire spokesman says some bushes caught fire on hawthorn street near harbor street, and that's about a mile and a half from the site of yesterday's grass fire, which burned about four hours before crews could get it out. now investigators suspect yesterday's fire was caused by people either by accident or deliberately. that fire near the pittsburgh power generating plant threatened electrical lines and burned about 40 acres. today

by the way all buses are on time right now. also in oakland, warriors host orlando later on this evening. over at oracle at 7:00 p.m. so you may find some traffic tie-ups later on this evening. for the evening commute home. but once again, for now you can see all green on our sensors through 238 straight up into the mcarthur maze. and at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is pretty quiet maybe just some very slight delays and a few of those far left cash lanes. that's your latest kcbs traffic. back to you guys. >>> thank you liz. developing news out of the south bay now. where a suspicious death is under investigation this morning. kpix 5 reporter kiet do. he's in san jose and has been gathering information this morning. keit? >> reporter: good morning frank, we have some new information now. they have now officially calling it a homicide investigation. this all came down at 9:39 last night here on the 5,000 block of eppling lane. that's in south san jose near blossom hill and 101. the person who called 911 said there was a man down possibly dead h

. >> scott olsen joins us today to announce he has reached a settlement in a lawsuit with the oakland police. and we will look at how wells fargo instructed their employees to fabricate missing documents on how to foreclose on homeowners. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. russia and the united states have each impose new sanctions on the other over the crisis in ukraine. president obama made the announcement thursday. >> based on the executive order i signed, we are imposing sanctions on more senior officials of the russian government. in addition, we are today sanctioning a number of other individuals with substantial resources and influence who provide material support to the russian leadership, as well as a bank that provides material support to these individuals. we are taking the steps as part of a response to what russia has already done in crimea. also said the u.s. could impose sanctions on key sections of the russian economy. russia in turn barred nine officials from entering the country, including john mccain and harry re

a major settlement has been announced between the oakland police department. >> good morning to you. scott olson says he doesn't remember much about the day or being hit on the head. he was on the ground and everyone was telling him he was hurt and he believed them when he could not say his name. he still suffers from that head injury. now the city of oakland agreed to settle for $4.5 million to scott olson. he and his state's attorneys are asking the oakland police department to use less than lethal am in addition or gas. he was hit in the head by a led bean bag. that grabbed national attention. he was in the crowd as demonstrators protested. also described the settlement this way. he says he still that has a long way to go. >> i don't get part of my brain back that is dead, but i, you know, it's hard. it was a hard recovery process. i think this is a part of the recovery process, but you know it's definitely not everything. >> now attorneys for olson are calling on the oakland police department to use their less than lethal options for crowd protection. he says he cannot go back to

the afternoon, here we go. these temperatures warming up nicely. mid-70s into san jose, 74 in oakland and 71 degrees in san francisco. more on your weather coming up. right now let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. it is those high winds that's big issue now for the morning commute. there's actually two separate chp-issued wind advisories. one now for the benicia bridge, if you are traveling northbound or southbound 680 between benicia and martinez. again, be extra careful as well as for the bay bridge. they issued those high wind advisories around midnight. we called chp, they are still in effect now. so at the bay bridge toll plaza, everything looks great so far out of the east bay out of the oakland area. once you reach the incline to about midspan, they do have those two left lanes blocked. we'll get a check of the nimitz coming up. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> we're learning more about a rape case involving a san jose police officer. santa clara d.a.'s office says 38-year-old geoffrey graves escorted the victim to who had fought with

city sot after a trip through and around oakland - thearathon winner came in at a blazing fast two and a half hours. eulogio rodriguez from whittier long trip back home in oakland, mike pelton, kron 4 news. hundreds are expected to attend a memorial service for a slain mendocino county sheriff's deputy wednesday. deputy ricky del fiorentino was killed in a shootout near fort bragg.after confronting a man suspected of murder in oregon. del fiorentino was a 26-year law enforcement veteran.who also had ties to the bay area. he graduated from napa high back in 19-83. the public memorial service will be held at the cotton auditorium in fort bragg at 10 a-m. followed by a reception at the fort bragg middle school adjacent to the auditorium. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives.

elizabeth, later we'll talk about rain and the oakland a's game. >> yeah. e nimitz freeway, could cause traffic tie-ups as well when game time kicks off. we're seeing more accidents pop up unfortunately and we're starting to see delay now. chp is looking to clear this one, northbound 101 approaching story. once you get past, there it looks like from 280 to past the mckee exit, we start to see the usual backups. also, this one reported westbound 80. it's blocking one lane. we're not seeing much of a backup yet through berkeley or past golden gate field. he's a live look at the approach, maybe slight delays. southbound 680 still looks great. back to you guys. >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> happening today, the deadline is looming to sign up for healthcare under the obama administration's healthcare reform law. let's go to cate cauguiran for more. >>reporter: people have until tonight to start the process. there's some leeway. anyone, who starts the process today has until april 15th. >>reporter: the deadline to enroll for health insurance under the healthcare ac

we do have an accident though in the oakland side of things. here we go. hit and run and a wrong way driver that ended up crashing here northbound 880 past 980. chp on the scene. it is in the clearing faphases. and just a little farther south we have a stall in petaluma just before the dump southbound 101. it is blocking the right lane there so take extra care. we have a stall on the bay bridge. take a live look at the toll plaza. the left lane before treasure island. that should be cleared shortly. minor delays there. a few cars stacked up to pay cash in the left-hand side of the toll plaza. otherwise, everybody is cruising along into san francisco. katie, kristen. >> thank you. >>> a new study finds people with skin cancer at a young age are likely to have other cancers down the road. they followed 5,000 skin cancer survivors. they found those with a history of nonmelanoma skin cancer had a 46% chance of developing another cancer later in life. the study highlights the importance of early detection from screenings, especially those at greatest risk. >>> w

the numbers. i enjoyed being mayor of oakland. that was a wonderful opportunity. >> brown is running for an unprecedented fourth term as governor. he served his first two terms in the 1970s and 80s when they had a term limits law. >> the police officers are facing federal charges and they have pleaded not guilty. they're waiting for a new attorney before entering his plea. the others are accused of violating the rights of suspects from warrant les searches. several of those raids were captured on video. yesterday the president of the police officers association defended the officers. >> all officers are dedicated to the department and dedicated to the citizens of the city. >> they're due back in court next week. >>> today yellowstone park is celebrating its birthday. a look at what keeps drawing those visitors. >> the wet weather continues. it will be winding down as we get through the morning hours. some areas like santa cruz, it's pouring. i'll have a look at the latest on your radar and what you can expect in your neighborhood c

here is our live camera looking out toward the oakland estuary, a lot of haze way out in the distance. tomorrow some morning fog, the weekend morning fog, a little bit warmer and next week more clouds. we could be tracking shower chances. you'll see that coming up on the five-day forecast. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning starting out the day lots of 40s for santa rosa, napa, san francisco 49 and san jose saturday morning 46 with patchy fog coastside right around the bay. high pressure is in command of our weather, so a dry weather pattern through the weekend. clouds in the morning clearing back to the shore line. temperatures trend up a bit for both saturday and sunday and sunday will be the warmest day of the weekend. next week we're thinking shower chances, a slight chance tuesday, probably a better bet into wednesday. here's the forecast model showing you the fog regrouping tomorrow morning at 6:00 coastside and right around the bay, clearing back to near the shoreline into the afternoon hours revealing partly to mostly sunny skies. forecast highs tomorrow, a little war

chinatown, west oakland, the broadway area and the area right around the oakland coliseum. >>> a suspected drunk driver plowed through a crowd of people outside a music festival in texas. >> multiple people down. >> it was a horrific scene on the streets of austin around 12:30 a.m. at least 23 people were hurt. two were killed after the suspect drove through barricades put up for the south by southwest festival. police were chasing him when he slammed into a moped, a taxi, a bicycle and a van. . >> driving through it ten people. >> i just remember seeing people bouncing up in the street. >> police say the driver tried to run but police tasered him. he faces capital murder and aggravated assault charges jo. some developing news out of malaysia, transportation authorities there denying a "wall street journal" report saying the missing airliner may have kept flying for hours after it lost communication. still no sign of that boeing 777 that went off the radar six days ago. according to the "wall street journal" u.s. aviation investigators and national security officials believe the plane kept

lifetime oakland or his focus on the theme, made in oakland oakland. >>> here's a look at some of the top candidates, jean quam running for more election. dan siegel, former oakland school board member, and joe to men, san francisco state university political science professor who finished fourth in the 2010 election. >>> it's billed as northern california's biggest and best rummage sale. the white elephant sale for the oakland museum and you can find everything from clothes, jewelry, books, and tools. the proceeds fund the museum, this is the 56th white elephant sale. >>> people hit hard evacuated from their homes by the latest storm in california are being told to be patient. that's the danger facing at least a dozen homes if not more. >>> we're only in danger of getting a tan. we will look at the forecast after you look at this ,,,,,,,,,,,, one of the best things is that millions of peopleia will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. heavy rain

the baby is currently at oakland children's hospital in stable condition. investigators say cooper bit his child's nose off because he was mad at the baby's crying. >>> arraignment was delayed for a man accused of trying to run down two san francisco police officers over the weekend. 50-year-old jeffrey ruano is charged with assault on a police officer. he was arrested in san jose following a chase down the peninsula. police say they opened fire on ruano when they tried to run him down during a car stop. one of the officers was wounded in the arm but it's not clear if ruano or the officer's partner shot him. ruano's attorney said the prosecution has not provided him with enough information during the discovery rules. >> he's being made the fall guy for the officer shooting the other officer and he detracting the situation to that. i think the evidence will clearly show he didn't assault anyone, he didn't shoot anyone. >> ruano is scheduled to return to court on tuesday for his arraignment. >>> a series of violent crimes has now led to an indictment of more t

it happened in the 400 block of coolidge in oakland's dimond district. katie lee patti lee. >> well, she lives down the block and walked over to see the damage caused by that runway suv, a car she told me she report stolen last week. totaled cars, wrecked lawns and downed street signs a path of destruction on coolidge avenue. >> it's really scary. this is weird, a very weird crime. >> reporter: john delaney thought a earthquake had hit, but found a chevy tahoe buried into their home. >> pretty clear that someone had purposely put the fuel on this thing and sent it down the hill. >> reporter: the delaneys volunteered as crime prevention organizers and say this incident highlands what they are up against. >> random acts of terror and this is terrible. >> reporter: terrible are a silver lining. no one was physically hurt. and one crime was solved. >> i heard white tahoe and our white tahoe was stolen sunday night. >> reporter: after watching ktvu at 6:00, helga koleman walked over to the delaney's home to look the photos of the scene and suv was definitely h

that's according to the oakland tribune. the others include, pacific malls, silicon valley in milpitas and vietnam town in san jose as well as cupertino village in cupertino. that's still under renovation. investors are hoping people who

we're -- stretch out the legs once in a while. oakland, the bottom of the screen is hagenberger, the northbound area with the headlights i was watching, reports of a fender-bender but sounds like the trailer involved was moved off the road so. we see no problems. the green, damp roads. that's the case for much of the area around the maze. the oakland hills. we're seeing less over the last half hour things are starting to dry out. that's better news. watch the connector ramps especially the off ramps. coming out of the altamont damp roads for 580 westbound but no real slowing. it's very early. >> it is very early, isn't it. we wake up with you. 4:57. still ahead on "today in the bay" leland yee back home nearly 24 hours after being taken away in handcuffs. what is next for the california state senator now facing a laundry list of charges. plus, a person is air lifted to the hospital after fires break out in an apartment complex. we talk to one person who escaped the flames. >> out on bail. state senator leland yee at home after indictment

the oakland superheroes mural project celebrated the completion of the second mural. on stories of oakland see it. the mural is located on market street between 35th and 36 street under the 580 freeway. >>> it's a 15000-dollar outdoor urinal that will be a large screened an area with plants and an open drain along with two buildings containing 31 bathroom stalls will replace the existing toilets and porta potty. the outdoor urinal will be located near 20th and church street. >>> the shimmering lights that trends from the bay bridge knightley may be glowing for an extra ten years. they were installed a year ago as part of a two-year exhibit. . organizers announce that they've raised $12 million to keep the lights on until 2026. the bridge lights will go dark tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. and will stay off for ten minutes as a reminder what would be like if the lights are taken down. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. rose here you at ktvu.com and you can follow us on facebook and twitter twitter. our coverage continues tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news and a

. >>> a somber memorial service is underway this morning for the four oakland police officers shot and kill by a wanted paroleee five years ago today. thanks for joining us. >>> long enforcement from around the bay area and beyond are gathered for an emotional tribute. they are honoring four fallen colleagues, all taken by one man on the deadly of the day in the department's history. katie marzullo is at the cathedral of christ the light in oakland. >>> traditional catholic mass marks the occasion underway right now inside the church. we were inside as uniformed forces stood at attention for the mass. >> our matters are heavy as we commemorate the 5 the anniversary of the tragic slaying of our four oakland police officers. >>> it was give years ago that the police department lost the four officers. officers from multiple agencies are here today to commemorate this day. oakland's interim chief says officers risked their lives each day and today's memorial is a chance for people to pay their respects to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. it is important to realize that those who may

a live look at the home of the oakland a's. tonight thousands of fans will pour into o.co to watch the green and gold kick off the season against the cleveland indians. sunny gray will take the mound for the first pitch at 7:05. fans headed to the game may notice changes. there's new food at the concession stands, polynesian bowl, wraps and salads not to mention 20 kinds of micro and craft beers. the locker rooms upgraded. the press box has been outfitted with new flat screen tvs, the coliseum authority made the changes in hopes of enhancing the experience for players and fans and the media. one thing the same, the sewage. rain from over the weekend caused the showers to back up again. the mayers dealt with that last fall. new tvs and new beers but the sewage will be the same. >> super fancy except for where it matters. the giants, they are opening up on the road against the diamondbacks. thousands of fans will still flood the fans at at&t park. >> hosting the authentic opening day at the ballpark. fans can watch madison bumgarn

we forge ahead toward 7:00 in the evening for oakland a's baseball action. scattered showers in the forecast. how does this tally up as far as rainfall totals are concerned. it looks like we'll easily see over an inch of rain across the central bay. nearly an inch in san jose. from the rainfall totals. let's look at today's highs across the bay area, 50s and few 60s. let's share with you your future five and seven they forecasts we have rain in the forecast tuesday. we begin to dry out on wednesday and thursday. a chance of rain by thursday night. again, live in alamo where it is beginning to rain here, roberta gonzalez with mobile weather and kpix 5. >> that's a big umbrella. thanks roberta. >>> major league's baseball season arrived. the oakland a's at home this evening facing the cleveland indians at the coliseum if the weather cooperates but the city of oakland is moving ahead with a spirit week rain or shine. decorations will be visible at oakland international airport, city hall, the tribune tower, and other city landmarks, the hope is it will launch th

but the city council approved the program only for the port of oakland. opponents had expressed concerns about potential violations of privacy. among the opponents, some folks who say the fbi is keeping tabs on bay area people based on their nationalities and religion. their story now from kpix 5's christin ayers. >>> reporter: nadia hussein says the warning came on her facebook feed from a muslim friend who believed his mosque was being watched. >> please be wary of a guy walking around asking about the taliban or al qaeda. he is probably the fbi or fbi informant. >> reporter: it's practically a punch like at bay area mosques. >> if you tell them it's a joke we are probably being listened to right now. >> reporter: but she says the close surveillance of muslims in the bay area and nationwide is no laughing matter. most recently the arab resource and organizing center has told kpix 5 that fbi agents have been showing up at the homes of arab residents right here in oakland knocking on their doors and asking them questions about the iraqi community here. a g

the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems. ten minute drive time to get you into oakland and san francisco. let's go back to the desk. >>> happening now police are investigating a large marijuana seizure in the east bay. katie utehs is in hayward this morning. katie, reporting that firefighters are the ones who stumbled on to the plants while trying to put out a house fire. >> reporter: that is right. i spoke with lieutenant who tells me that hayward investigators are still trying to obtain a search warrant. so they can recover the marijuana plants that were found. but both the lieutenant and officers on scene tell me they were quote a lot of plants. here's what we know so far. a 911 call came in just before midnight with the caller reporting a roof fire at the house of a 23500 block. no one was home at the time. police forced into entry into the home. they is when they discovered the house fire. you can see household items but it's hard to tell if anyone is really living here. nobody was home at the time as we said. pg&e crews responded to shut off the power. police tell me they are investi

the the police can't tweeted this picture, working together with oakland police department. they have received two reports of a man inappropriately touching children. one was early this month at the world academy and another in john at an elementary school. if you have information of this suspect, call police. >> in san francisco, a five-house police stand off between the s.w.a.t. team and a shooting suspect is finally over in the out are mission. the accused gunman is under arrest on suspicion of attempted murder. a loss taking negotiators was brought into get him to surrender, and was holed up in an r.v. for the morning forcing the police to shut down the boulevard and wanted in connection with an early morning shooting. the victim was shot in the leg and will survive. the suspect give up just before 8:30 this morning. >> also, if san francisco, police are investigating an overnight shooting in the bay environmental district happening before 11:00 near kirkwood and dormitory road. police say the officers who arrived on the scene found the victim with several gunshot wounds

at the port of oakland, phlippe djegal, kron four news. in sports. ants closer sergio romo talks what he's learned since becoming more 'responsible. and the stanford men's surprising tournament run ends abruptly. gary has that story. and all the sports. next!!! and this sunday night. a kron four sports special. gary will be joined by manager bruce bochy as we break down the upcoming season. it's all this sunday night at 9 - after the kron 4 news at 8. stanford vs. dayton in memphis, tn jordan sibert - 3 pointer from the corner off the good ball movement 42-29 flyers siebert: 18 points johnny dawkins - barking ordersagitated 2nd halfstanford a little 7-0 run dwight powell - the spinning layup on the break for two as stanford cuts defecit to four 47-43 flyers richard sherman claps! the flyers pull away. scoochie smiththe crossoverlayup and foul 61-49 day scoochie: 5 points later in 2nd half. devon scott - the pump fakelayup battered stanford bench the flyers were just too athletic.they win fairly easily on to the elite 8 for first timefinal: 82-72 cardi

the oakland a's home opener is today. the giants open their season in arizona. we will take a look at the matchups season in arizona. we will take a look at the matchups after the break. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard from the makers of frontline® plus it's the only chew that kills both fleas and american dog ticks. vets recommend it, and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline® plus. >> welcome back. the time is 5:11 a.m.. we are talking about baseball and also the weather. >> the giants are headed to phoenix to start their season today. technically the arizona diamondbacks play their home opener 7,800 mi. away in sydney australia. so you can call today's game their u.s. debut. san francisco will

we begin in the east bay and oakland. a woman says she was caught in the middle of that illegal side show, ken. >> and as participants and spectators scattered her vehicle was damaged in a crash. this happened this morning in oakland. christien kafton sat down with that woman who says she filed a report with police. in videos of today's early side show, you can see the car spinning almost out of control, what you don't see is the chaos that happened. >> everybody started scattering, they were going from both sides trying to get away from police. >> reporter: dawn says she stumbled upon the side show. she used her cell phone to video tape for about 15 minutes. as she was leaving, a car hit her while it was speeding away. the man driving the other car acted like the collision was her fault. >> so when he jumped out of the car he came at me like in a threatening manner. i thought he was going to do something to me. and i ducked. i don't know. but he eventually jumped in his car and he sped off. >> reporter: kelton works for t

. >> in a written statement the oakland mayor says we regret mr. olsen suffered the injuries and hardships and i want oakland to know because that have evening's events we took determined, constructive steps to change procedures. >> and there is one more notable payout for oakland this, week the city council agrieed to a $3 million settlement with a cyclist after crashing in the oakland hills in she sued arguing pot holes made the ride dangerous. the settlement has to be finalized. experts say it could be the biggest payout of its kind. >> four oakland police officers shot and killed by a wanted par yoely five years ago were honored in a memorial service this morning. >> today we commemorate the 5th anniversary of the tragic slaying of our four police officers >> law enforcement officers from agencies across the bay area came to remember their fallen colleagues >> it's important to realize that people lost their lives in the line of duty are never forgotten. it's important to remember them. >> the officers were shot and killed by a 26-year-old lavel

we had 880 year the oakland coliseum, as you make the drive towards hayward and opposite side towards downtown oakland, it is looking good right now. 7:03. >> thank you, tara. >>> as steve just mentioned we are drying out after some pretty wild weather overnight. a powerful storm pounded the bay area bringing heavy rain and lightning and thunder. ktvu's alex savage live with new information involving this stormy weather. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you. there were scattered outages throughout the bay area overnight. we just hearing, in fact, about a new outage in concord. pg&e is trying to restore power to 200 or more homes near ig naseio road. here in martinez, still a handful of people remain in the dark and it appears that lightning from some of those overnight storms triggered some of the outages. you can hear the thunder and see the lightning as this powerful storm cell blew through martinez overnight. this is right around the time the power went out to many customers in this area. the lightning and the thunder was followed shortly thereafter by heavy rain. a

the oakland raiders have re-signed running back darren mcfadden to a reported one-year, 4- million-dollar deal. the team also made some changes-- they said goodbye to defensive end lamarr houston, running back rashed jennings and offensive lineman jared valdheer yesterday. the team signed rams offensive lineman roger saffold and austin howard. the golden state warriors are catching fire at the right time. jordan crawford scored 19 points, andrew bogut had 15 points and 10 rebounds and the team routed the dallas mavericks 108-85 for their fifth straight win. the warriors outshot the mavericks 51 percent to 36 percent and out rebounded dallas 46 to 40, showing no signs of slowing down

. >>> this is the fifth anniversary of what is called the darkest day in the history of the oakland police department. and we go to a park where four police officers killed in the line of duty will be honored today. tara. >> reporter: good morning we are here at oak hill road where there is a public memorial here to honor the officers. we're told that the service at 10:00, that will be a very somber and private day. 2000 is when a felon and panted paroley shot and killed two officers then two more when s.w.a.t. members tried to capture him. he staged and ambush and was killed in a barrage of gunfire. three sergeants. mark dunakin, ervin romans and daniel sakai was killed. daniel hege died several days later a service to remember them will take place this morning at the cathedral of christ the light on harrison street here in oakland. we will be at the service but it will be private and last one hour. the families of the four fallen officers will be there but it will be a simple service and that they are doing this because they don't want to forget. we received a statement from the departme

the massive eucalyptus tree that fell at oakland's lake merritt still has not been removed. r nearly four months. and some residents say it has become a hazard. the city is about to put the job out for bid, on what will likley be an expensive endeavor. kron four talked with a tree service planning to bid on the project. to hear what needs to be done. with this massive root ball and the wood and everything about two days we should be able to do it. i think the city needs to get rid of it, it's a liability, people are climbing on it, people could get hurt and i think they should get it out of here and plant another nice tree the tree service expects the project to cost up to twenty five- thousand dollars. residents in the area say. graffiti artists deface the tree. and people climbing on it are creating a hazard. we showed you this touching tribute to a world war two veteran last night. it happened sunday when joe throw california there's light showers for more formations seekonk for news abouinformatiom as for tenters markets should be about the same say possibly a few degrees

sunny gray will take the mound for oakland. first pitch at 7:05. fans heading to o.co might notice changes. there is new food, such as polynesian bowls, 20 different micro and craft brews. the ballpark has been repainted, dug outs remodeled. the press box has been outfitted with new tvs. the coliseum authority made the changes over the off season in hopes of enhancing the overall experience. however, one thing appears to be the same. rain from over the weekend caused the toilets and showers in the clubhouse to back up. the players have dealt with similar issues previously. yuck. >> to the hard core where the final four is in the men's college tournament. florida will take on connecticut, wisconsin will battle out against kentucky, both games are this saturday in arlington, texas. >> nerd is the word. make it all look cool. stanford going back to the elite eight. >> on the women's side the cardinal women dancing in celebration there, huge win over penn state. killed them really. 82-57. they play university of north carolina tomorrow night at stanford

no delay out of the oakland area into san francisco. in fact, all of your most popular east bay drive times usually around this time of the morning, clear through the altamont pass. the nimitz freeway between oakland and hayward and the east shore. richmond berkeley. here's what we're talking about. you can see that westbound 580 drive quiet past the pleasanton area into the castro valley. live look at the nimitz right now in oakland and southbound 880 near the oakland coliseum. except for that real mccoy forry everything on time, including bart systemwide. that's your latest kpix traffic. >> thank you. >>> u.s. stock futures are flat ahead of this morning's opening bell. asian markets sank on disappointing news about chinese trade. >> reporter: this week investors will find out if americans are shopping again. reports on retail sales and consumer sentiment are due in the coming days. on friday the dow rose nearly 31 points. the nasdaq dropped 16 points. u.s. employers stepped up hiring last month despite the brutal winter weather. the l

the temperatures are 55 degrees. oaklandre in a major want coming >> and i know tp.m. the time no2 a.m.. an officer was shot and is now in the hospital. we are trying to piece together what went on. >> i just cut off the phone with the place apart and they stated they are not sure it when he will be released. he has been here since saturday perry ed he should make a full recovery. we know that he is a 20 year-old police officer. we do know that a car when after. this car took off from the scene and was on until a few hours later that they spotted this car. this involves the chp and they have a high-speed pursuits. here is video of the surveillance. there arrested this man from san francisco. this search the car. they did not find any weapon. they did find ammunition we do know that he was hit but we're not sure it this time is the suspect fired the shots. we do know that his partner did fire shots and they're speculating whether or not he was the one who accidently shot his partner in the shoulder and not the suspect. two wo

. >>> the port of oakland is getting behind the plan to build a stadium for the oakland a's on an abandoned shipping port terminal. according to our media partner, the mercury news, port officials are expected to approval entering into negotiations with a group of businessmen who would work to obtain the necessary permits and perform an environmental review on the site. however, not on board yet, a's co-owner lew wolff. he said the proposed stadium at howard terminal is too far from bart and would require costly environmental cleanup. >> well, lisa, they talk about april showers but we are getting some here at the end of march. >> and april, which is not too far off. right now it's all about the compressed marine layer from the sutro camera with sunshine in the city and low 50s but there is cloudiness in livermore, san jose. we will talk about that and the rest of your weekend and when the rain arrives coming up. >> elephants on the loose. what happened and how trainers were able to coax them back home. and the creative solutions for hollywood studios to complete new movies starring paul wa