so, he paid cash for the tolls and left his dna on a ticket.le after 2:00 a.m. and deactivated the security system with a code known only to family members. prosecutors say christopher used an ax to attack his parents. [ screaming ] he struck his father 16 times and his mother 3 times and left them both for dead. christopher smashed the security system panel, thinking this would destroy the evidence that he used the master code, but that information was stored elsewhere. he cut the phone lines into the house at 4:59, then drove back to the campus in full view of the cameras at 8:30 a.m. perhaps the most unsettling aspect of the case was that peter porco regained consciousness and walked through the house after the attack, even going outside for the morning paper before he died in the foyer. there still remain unanswered questions. >> i think one of the main questions that we just don't have the answer to are where are the bloody clothes? >> and why did joan porco implicate christopher on the morning of the attack but had no recollection of it f

is a flexible toll a solution?>> i'm certain it's a solution that would reduce traffic in and around brussels. if they are going to charge a fee to drive to brussels, they will have to offer alternatives. one is public transportation. to be honest, there is still a lot to be done there. >> an internet petition against the proposed toll collected 170,000 signatures almost immediately. that caught the attention of politicians. with elections coming up in may, more and more are turning up against the toll. it appears traffic reform has hit a jam. >> reform gridlock is also something italians are used to. top politicians in the eurozone's third-biggest economy are notorious for dragging their feet. it's also the reason why italy has a new government again. the former premier has spent barely one year in office when he was ousted by his very own party chairman, whose plan is to overhaul the entire political system. >> this is matteo renzi, italy's new prime minister. at 39 years old, he's the young exception among italy

with each passing year, the toll from alzheimerss rising. more americans die from the disease and more people develop it. one important question has bedeviled the researchers trying to figure out how the brain destroying syndrome, worrieses. why do some people have concentrations in the protein markers in their brains but normally signal alzheimerss, and not suffer from the disease. break throughs are offering some clues to that mystery, at the same time, there's new intelligence on the terrible toll the disease takes and the gender profiling for it's effects. women are much more likely to be given the care tending tasks as care givers sufferer the disease. >> women over 65, have a one in six chance of developing alzheimerss. amuch higher number than men. 40 have a one in 11 chance. >> it may be related between genders. women suffer other burdens related to the disease too. the report found class to 70% of alzheimerss patient care givers are women. nearly a quarter of women cut their, worriesing hours to part time. only 3% of men surveyed sa

that toll is standing at 17. and officials here stress that they are going by procedure and going with what the medical examiner says. meanwhile you mentioned the weather. it has changed dramatically. at the moment it is not raining, but it has been pouring for much of the weather and stormy weather is forecast throughout the weekend. so it is making a difficult search here even more challenging. >> areas that are dried out are going to become more saturated with water. we'll see some additional water going to those areas. it just makes things slower and more complicated. so we have a hard day ahead of us. >> it's already been a slow, painstaking search, and it is even complicated more by the stormy weather that is expected to last for several days. del. >> sabrina, so many people are missing. officials have warned about the increase in the death toll. when do we expect to receive that information? >> well, we had thought that we might have heard it this morning. last night they had warned that the death toll cou

toward the bay bridge, a toll plaza we had metering lights turned on.i wanted to give a shout out to the full toll plaza. we don't always see that so there you go. backup off the berkeley curve. look at the map, it's a slower drive and developing through berkeley. not the surprise, there is a caltrans crew that did hit the road cutting boulevard in the middle of the freeway in the middle of the commute they had to repair a pothole. they made their way in the last few minutes a. slow drive developing but now we'll start to recover. the rest of your bay looking typical for a friday pattern. we have the south bay, you want to call out northbound 101 and 87. 280 and 85 kicking in off 101. we have bob redell's after this fire. aetna avenue closed. that's a surface street. mentioned capital expressway and 101, both clear and on and off of the freeway not this problem. it's the freeway itself that shows a slowdown because of the build kicking in. over in the east bay a slower drive for southbound 880 off 238 through hayward and union city. a typical pattern th

a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks pretty slow there except for the carpool lanes. some roads are a little wet this morning after rain off and on. sal will tell us about any traffic trouble spots coming up. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's check weather and traffic. steve is off today but we have rosemary. >> good morning. we're on the tail end of this wet weather. the steady rain moved through in the overnight hours. we're left with just this patchy drizzle soggy-like weather. plenty of cloud cover with plenty of moisture in place. we'll be mostly cloudy for today. but the drizzle will be winding down, already beginning to see that this morning. that's some great news, especially for the morning commuters. a few scattered showers remain over the sierra. snow levels remain high. keep the chains handy if you are traveling that direction. we're done with this system. but another one already on the way for wednesday evening. rainfall totals over the last 24 hours, .10 repor

kron4's charles clifford breaks down the toll increases. >> on april 7th golden gate bridge tolls will. fasttrack users will then pay $6 per trip and play-by-play will be $7. and then every july for the next three years tolls will go up by 25¢ per year. finally in july of 2018. tolls will top out at $7 for fasttrack users and eight bucks for play-by-play. if the golden gate bridge district says the toll hikes will bring the and $138 million over the next five years. the revenue will be used to improve capital. while a dollar here and a quarter there. >> if i really expensive to live out here. so you have to go in and out of the city really adds up. >> i think it's unfair when everyone else has to pay that just come into work as hot as the economy is already. >> the bridge district says it needs the extra money to make up for $142 million projected deficit. in the san francisco from clifford kron 4 news. >> coming up on kron4 news week and a clear picture of the toxic myths that led to some of the death of actor philip seymour hoffman, coming up next. and here's a look at storm tracker

heart of the toll plaza.

the death toll right now does stand at 17. that's the official word from the medical examiner here, but again, we're hearing that the death toll could rise significantly. and we should know in just a few short hours at the press conference. 95 medium remain unaccounted for. this is a rescue operation, and not a recovery operation, and so because it's a rescue operation, they're holding off on using big equipment like large bulldozers, and instead, the rescuers are using hands and shovels, anything light to get to any survivors, but at this point, officials acknowledge, finding survivors is a very slim possibility. we're hearing from some of the survivors from saturday's slide, including robin youngblood, who described what she heard and described moments before the slide. >> first, we heard a roar. i thought maybe there was a 747 going down, it was so loud. we looked out the window, and there was a gigantic wall of mud racing across the valley. i think it must have been going 150 miles per hour. and all i could say is oh, my g

take a live look at the toll plaza. the left lane before treasure island.uld 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. >>> we're learning the cpr that saved the life of a 5-month-old baby in miami saved him again. these are dramatic pictures from two weeks ago when an aunt was performing cpr on sebastien de la cruz. he had stopped breathing after a car accident. emergency room doctors performed tests to figure out why. they found and removed three cysts from his throat. the doctors say the growth were making it hard for sebast

started at the bay bridge toll plaza you see traffic is now clear and moving smoothly toward the toll plaza. the original incident reports something happened past the toll plaza. we see the span between the toll plaza on the left and the metering lights and this is clear. then the update from chp. a smooth drive on the approach off of the berkeley curve. you see the slowing, that was a clue. northbound 880 got a traffic break traveling from fifth up toward 980. a traffic break, then sounds like chp had to ram the car to stop them going down 880. the traffic break t lanes should be open shortly. right now all of the flashing lights, a big disturbance for the southbound side and of course closing the lanes in the northbound side for a couple more minutes. we'll track this. you should still head toward the area from what i hear they expect it to clear. that's the issue for the commute. the rest of the bay looking pretty good as you can see from the green. >> thank you. happening today, a south bay lawmaker unveiling new legislation in response to a bay area case that got national attenti

we have delays at the toll plaza.can see that things are starting to let up at the macarthur maze. the backup does extend all the way up the eastshore freeway through hercules. so definitely give yourself extra time. things are looking brighter. northbound traffic there on the right hab side of your -- right- hand side of your screen, not looking too good. our wind advisory for the bridge has been canceled. 280. you can see traffic on the bottom of your screen, definitely give yourself some extra time. it's 8:18. let's head to steve. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> thank you. >>> at a lot of low clouds in place for some. the pleasant hill, sun here. some clear something taking place to the north. kind of like a little cloud deck over parts of the day. san mateo coast. i know on the peninsula as well. not a bad system in terms of a much cooler forecast. not much rain. there's been some drizzle. it's been windy for some. and that drizzle and that low cloud deck will clear out. you can see some of the loud cloak hanging a

the toll plaza shows metering lights on early. we'll see more slowing out of berkeley and emeryville because of this as well. we hope it clears soon. they depend on when they get the three tow trucks. two sound like they are on the scene. here's your tri-valley with your build, slowing around south 680 starts to show yellow and the orange where we're coming down to 50 miles per hour. no surprises through sunol into the south bay. the south bay, the northbound routes typical. i have this marked we had an early morning crash. there may abcrew throughout but chp did say they cleared the area. the rest of the northbound routes look good. up the peninsula, a hive look through palo alto. bay shore not a problem. the southbound direction for 101 through the north bay holding steady coming into novato. back to you. >> the time 6:23 on monday. still ahead s a controversial leader of the westboro church on the edge of death? >> did oscar pistorius go into combat mode in the moments before he shot his girlfriend. >>> the controversial founde

showed you the toll plaza. but our camera from emeryville pointed at span, wind is moving it around. there was earlier wind advisory but that's taken away about chp. the sign across the san mateo bridge is not light up today. be careful as the rain comes in. you see the glow, mist in the air. we'll tell the rest of the story. across the bay, fine. either side oakland or right san francisco side. you see the green highlighting there, that's where our road weather index and weather data that we have tieing it together, yeah, damp conditions. watch connecters, slippery and slick. entire north bay hit, highway 101 interstate 80, 680, coming off out of the area across thei bridge. focusing on areas with a spinout along march view. puddling and pondle we hear about spinouts. just getting kicked in for the bay. crossing the bay, smooth drive across the san mateo bridge, highway 92. peninsula showing highlighted with green and that's because the rain or the mist and drizzle coming in making damp roadway conditions. wat

a slow morning for the bay bridge toll plaza. we haven't had any accidents there and headed for the altamont pass, sky 3 just flew overhead and tells us west 580 will be slow leaving downtown tracy. a terrible commute for 580. that slow traffic is will stay with you as you approach the dublin interchange. giver yourself extra time if you normally make it this commute. headed for the silicon valley, 882/37 interchange free and clear of major problems. all of the silicon valley roadways have been moving at the speed limit. sensors are picking up green for 101. 280 is fine approaching downtown san jose and mass transit systems are on time. no delays for the b.a.r.t. system. that's a look at kcbs traffic. >>> we have great weather coming our way today. lots of sunshine and very warm conditions. especially in some of the valleys, but get ready, we have a major change coming our way. a cold front off the coastline now. that will likely bring a change in the weather for tomorrow. probably some rain. for today, we're enjoying a couple pa

the death toll stands at 15, with 170 unaccounted for. the desperate search and rescue continues in that community. allen schauffler has been there. what are you hearing, i understand you have an update tonight. >> we are getting an update, but it's grim. we are told by search and rescue that eight additional bodies have been spotted. they have not been recovered. you can assume the dead will go up to 24. some people will be on the scene the the fringes of the slide area, doing what they can. they'll be at it full force at full light with cadaver dogs, helicopters and human resources and people on the ground. the people in the river valley up and down the north fork are stunned. they share a lot of grief, shock, pain. and something else - everyone wants to find a way to help. >> they asked for volunteers in derrington, just up the river from the slide, and too many turned up. >> everyone is trying to help out. i understand. there's a lot of grief here. >> it's devastating. we knew a lot of people down there. with no sign, it's frustrating

slowing at the toll plaza.r skies, wind was howling. today quieter. it might pick up on the weekend. so will the temperatures. any cloud cover is way to the south. and that's southern california/arizona. 47 san jose to start. 75 for a high today. another beautiful day. santa clara valley and for almost everywhere year. more 30s and 40s than we've seen for a while here. the breeze helped temperatures in the 50s to 60. that's pretty much gone. you can see some of this cloud cover down into arizona. it might be partly to mostly cloudy if you are heading to the spring training games. after that, i think it's gone. 24 tahoe. 37 ukiah. lower lake and a lot of locations up in lake county were in the low 30s. it was cold for some. very dry air mass over us when you get the easterly breeze. some sun, some fog might come back on the coast. i don't think it will be that much. warmer pattern will start on saturday and sunday. near 80 for us on the temperatures. that's the way it works. last week winter. next week it will b

back hot lanes or toll back transportation facilities. the administration signaled they want to have more of a share of any toll revenue generated by a local entity. and this bill would be -- is intended to push back on that and present it doesn't do very much. it says the majority of the revenues from tolls need to be spent by the locality and not given to the state. >> how does this effect san francisco? >> express lanes you may be partners with. it wouldn't affect the golden gate bridge or the state, but it would affect express lanes. we're recommending support and i've had deep conversations with the author and his staff and they're going to make amendments that are even -- that are stronger and more in line with what state transportation agencies really want in the long run. ab 2398 by mr. lavene is on page 11 and this is similar to the first bill. it increases the crime for when with you hit a bicyclist or pedestrian with a vehicle and cause great bodily harm, so it's another effort to improve safety for bicyclist and pedestrian. >>

and the revenues from the transit passes, the parking and the tolls support the high level, high-quality transit service from the island. the implementation of this will include working with all the stakeholder agencies including ac transit, bada, caltrans, muni, we he da who will be managing the ferry service as well as the transportation authority and tida. ~ weda if you have additional questions on the plan or the recommendationses to designate the transportation authority as the timma, be hatch toy answer those. aloe okay, thank you very much. colleagues, any questions he? supervisor mar. ~ happy to answer >> mr. beck, i just wanted to ask about the congestion management. i know that the transportation authority has to develop plan. do you have any concept of how that would work? >> we are working with the transportation authority already on some preliminary studies for the mobility management and congestion pricing. there are a number of variables that we're looking at. but the main vehicle to managing the congestion pricing is calling on and off of the island. we're looking at the

we're looking at the question of whether those tolls should be collected only when leaving the island, when arriving on the island, when leaving and arriving, whether tolls should be limited to just peak commute hours or should be -- have different prices or have some periods of day where there is no toll collected, whether toll should be applied just to the 8,000 households on the island or to all vehicle access to and from the island. so, there are a number of parameters that are being studied and we're just in the process of initiating those studies with the transportation authority. >> and i see particularly director fong and [speaker not understood] from the ta here. i know, i think it's a public-private partnership to rebuild the western -- i guess on and off ramps, but i worry about with 8,000 units and probably 10 to 15,000 more people as we build it out, that the new ferry and some of the increased bus service still might not be enough to deal with the bottlenecks. but i'm just wondering, the transportation plan is developed to deal with that amount of new people, including t

on the table, a plan to raise tolls a buck. fast track would rise to $6, non-fast track to $7 and would raise to a peak of $7 for fast track, $8 for non-fast track in 2018. >> we reached the point the driver as the cash cow has reached the level of it has no more left. >> reporter: this morning a steady stream of drivers spoke out against the increase, some breaking into song. ♪ i got ripped off on my way to san francisco ♪ >> reporter: officials say the increase is needed to pay for projects and maintenance as well as subsidize the district's bus and ferry service. >> the tolls are the workhorse of the organization. they do keep 25% of traffic off the golden gate bridge during the morning commute. >> go back east and the washington bridge, $13 each way. people seem to be able to handle that. >> reporter: some like susan think the toll hike will keep plenty of drivers off the bridge. >> the impact is so people will go into the city less. they won't go in marin county. it's a hard ship. >> reporter: the new pricing takes effect

the death toll now is at seven as the search continues for the missing.up near the rubble and the seven was halted. the blast injured 60 others triggered by a nasa leak. new details of physical evidence in the case of a san jose police officer accused of rain. d.n.a. of the female victim was found on the vest of the officer graves. sources say that gives credibility to the allegation. he is accused of attacking the woman at a hotel after she had a fight with her husband she did not come forward for three westbound because she in the country illegally and was afraid. he. appear in court this month. >> a teen is recovering after being hit by a car if san francisco. it happened last night when the boy was in the crosswalk and he was hit. the driver stopped, officers cited him for failing to yield to a pedestrian. the boy's injuries are not life threatening, the third person hit by a car this week in san francisco. >> through details in the medical battle over the fill declared brain dead by children's hospital in oakland. was in fault found in the way the ho

huge toll. they muson the rescue team aswe. >> reporter: that's right, they are physically exhausted. many of them have been here since last saturday. for a week now they've been searching, combing through the debris up to their waist in some places looking for any signs of life. they have not found any survivors since last weekend. they still hold out hope. they continue to look for survivors. yes, it's taken a toll on them, not just physically but emotionally. because they are physically and emotionally exhausted crews are being switched out, fresh crews are coming in. there are also grief counselors on hand to help these crew who is are emotionally exhausted and need to process their feelings. >> it says something about the levels of the community that they can continue hoping, even though they know what the situation is like, still carrying on for all those families. >> yes, that's so true. the weather is not helping at all. it has been a raining steadily and forecastinger storms, including

the death toll is expected to go up sharply.own to have died. 90 are still missing. >>> lawmakers in sacramento may vote as early as this morning to suspend state senator leland yee. that's after he was arrested on wednesday an federal charges of corruption and gun trafficking. yesterday, yee withdrew from the race for california's secretary of state. so far, he has not responded to calls to resign as senator. >>> in san leandro, a new car, this one was almost destroyed by flying debris from an explosion. a cylinder landed on top of this car from a nearby recycling facility. a man sitting inside the car got away with a couple of scratches. somehow he's lucky to be alive. brian flores is right there and will bring you a live report on that in just about eight minutes from now. >>> pg&e says it expects to face federal criminal charges as a result of the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. the blast killed eight people, injured dozens and destroyed 38 homes back in september of 2010. the utility has been accused of poor recordkeep

plaza only one car in the toll. and san jose traveling away from 880 up 101 to the san jose airport it is smooth with no accidents to report. >> >> amazing video of a bicyclist on the shoulder of a road was sideswiped by a mattress on a truck only to land on the mattress the mattresses knocks the bicycle it off and cushions the fall. what are the odds of that? it was caught on the surveillance video and the bicycle disappears but it could be under the mattress. you can see the bicyclist looking dazed and it is not cheer exactly when and where this happened but the clip was uploaded to youtube in portugese. >>> america's obstetricians are weighing in on the popular practice of women giving berth in water. doctors say this is probably helpful to relax but they are not thrilled with the idea of delivering while submessaged. underwater birth can lead to health problems in the child including infections and breathing issues and seizures. the study is from the american college of ob/gyns. >> a professional dancer has take

here at the toll plaza.u are driving in san jose, this community is not all that bad at the 880 interchange and so far so good driving towards cupertino, 632 let's go back to the desk. but janine you have been talking with them. they have their command unit where a body of a man is lying in the street. they are trying to figure out who stabbed in him in the heart of san jose. this is a place where a lot of homeless people hang out and where there has been stabbings in the past. just before 3:00 a.m., a worker who was pressure washing the street found the man on the ground at st. james and second street. there was blood surrounding the man, 911 was called and emergency crews responded but the man ended up dying on the scene. right now they are connecting and as i mentioned, we did ask a police lieutenant if the victim was a transient and at this point he didn't want to speculate. we asked about the service, it is still running, the trains and buses are not stopping at st. james' street and at this point nobod

the death toll rose by one and it stands at 18. in southern california, more than 100 aftershocks followed earthquakes. fortunately there was no injuries. >> "america tonight" is next, and you can find us online. it's easy - go aljazeera.com. [ ♪ music ] >> good evening. thanks for joining us for the weekend edition of "america tonight". i'm joie chen. it's hard to believe, but not all that long ago many states had policies in place aimed at creating a super race, eliminating a chance that physically or

toll in coming days.s new information from just moments ago. watch. >> we continued our search and recovery operation on the entire slide area. unfortunately, we didn't find any signs of life. we didn't locate anybody alive. and so that's the disappointing part. our condolences go out to the families who have lost people here. i say that on behalf of every single person that is working this scene and putting in a tremendous amount of time and effort and hours and they're doing a great job. >> before this announcement today, the death toll was 14. they say they covered to more bodies which brings the total death toll to 16. the true terrible news, though, is they believe they have located an additional eight bodies. eight additional bodies that have not yet been recovered so they have not been added to the confirmed death toll. if those eight additional bodies are are ecovered and confirmed as dead, that would bring the total number of deaths in this terrible mud slide to 24. the confirmed total 16, expect

the toll plaza shows cash-paying folks stacking up with no metering lights and minor plays on the toll and on the eastern deck into san francisco, traffic is nice with no delays. be prepared if you are traveling because there will be fog. >> why the city administrator santana could come back to city hall. >> the crisis in ukraine is making your commute more expensive. one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll now. at coveredca.com. >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, former oakland city administrator santana may not be leaving the payroll after all. the chronicle reports that she could be kept on as a made consultant leaving the job after months of applying for simila

at earlier backup at bay bridge toll plaza. talking about the flow of traffic. overall, bay looking good. south bay, earlier crash. talk more detail. i want to make sure folks know how to get around the b.a.r.t. issue which has you cut off. freemont, union city, hayward, closer to the system. meanwhile, more folks hitting roadway but 880 shows at limit towards san mateo bridge. continuing through oakland, okay, speeds at limit right there through oakland. earlier slowdown continues here as you approach 980 interchange around the bayfair area. nothing dramatic. it's the bay bridge that does show that backup. san mateo bridge, we talked about folks not wanting to go through oakland, can use 92 to the peninsula. toll plaza managing flow of traffic but seeing more traffic flow than we typically see on wednesday. this will ripple around the bay. >>> this morning, new developents in ukraine. european commission agreed to support ukraine economically and financially. hours ago, the european union promised to give the country $15 billion in loans and reforms, as it stru

has not only been the growing death toll in the disaster, the death toll stands at 16 confirmed dead. but it's also the expectation and the worry that that death toll may rise, and potentially that it may rise significantly. last night snohomish county rescuers reported that while they pulled 16 bodies, they spotted 8 others that they have not safely been able to recover. they will not add them to the total until they can safely remove them, but when that happens, the total will be brought to 24 it's believed. there are missing people, who were in the area unaccounted for. the list started at 18, but it has steadily risen to where it stood earlier today, at 176. as of tonight, as of just moments ago, that number has now been revised down to 90. 90 people still considered missing. part of the emergency response to this disaster has been to tap law enforcement officers who have experience in missing person's cases. certainly to treat everybody on that list of 90 people as a missing person who can hopefully be identified alive and well somewhere. they're also trying to clear up any poten

most of that time at the toll plaza and then off to the bridge. if you are driving through san jose, has not been too bad. out of downtown san jose into the valley it still looks pretty good. let's go to steve. >> how about rosemary? >> i'm sorry. >> that's okay. >>> steve's not feeling well. i'm in for him giving you a look at all of the gray out there. overcast skies in the forecast for today and eventually, we will see some rain. we had a new system moving in. you can see the north corner of california getting pretty wet. we do remain dry. we will remain dry as we get through the morning hours. and then as we get into the afternoon, things are start to chaining. i'm picking up a few returns. perhaps a little bit of drizzle. we do remain in this very moist flow. it's going to be with us at least through -- it looks like about thursday. most of the business week. as we roll through the 7:00 who hour, the -- hour, the rain is to the north. noontime, 2:00, santa rosa, napa, you we begin to see the green here. most of us will be mainly dry for most

take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza.t has been stacked up from the foot of the maze still extremely slow with those metering lights on. also, fremont city streets we have that major closure it's been shut down since 2:00 this morning a fatal accident at fremont boulevard at decoto road that will be shut down until 9:00 this morning. paseo padre a good alternate. the altamont pass has been very slow. sky 1 flew overhead said traffic is backed up from the 205 interchange approaching the dublin interchange. and from our live pictures you can see that it is very slow all those headlights would be that westbound direction. highway 92 heading across the san mateo bridge still lots of room there. westbound fine approaching the toll plaza with no delays across the bridge into foster city. 880 both directions looking good through oakland. that's "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >>> liza, spring is nice. now it's back to wintry weather outside. our hi-def doppler is tracking the spring storm system right now about to move onshore

a little slowdown as you approach the toll plaza. 25 miles per hour. as you head across the san mateo bridge reports of debris around the toll plaza. i didn't see problems but we'll track that and i'll show you the live camera. i wanted to show you the bay is moving smoothly. nothing unexpected. a couple of road crews as well. back to you. >> we're following developing news in the search for the malaysian airlines jet that vanished. in the past two hours police released the first pictures of the two men traveling on stole were passports. investigators have identified one man as an iranian national. bob redell following details overnight in the newsroom with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police released those photos a at news conference that wrapped up not long ago. here is the image of one of the men, a 19-year-old from iran. police identified him, his ticket was purchased in thailand. his final destination was supposed to be frank further, germany where his mother was waiting. she has spoke within police and police are convinced

here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza.tbound ride is backing up, the 880 approach for westbound commit is backed up over the eastbound lane. a quick transit check. bart, caltran and the money muni metro have no delays. >> a lot of people like taking selfies, including ellen the generous who took this one at the oscars last night. a new study looked at a few things when it came to them. like who is taking more, men or women? >> the project "selfiecity " found that women take significantly more than men but once women hit 40, the trend reverses itself. for people age 40 and over, it is the man was not more. the median age of snappers and took outurned out to be 23 tele-communications and inspiration, and a foundation studied and catalog thousands of shared all line from over a wide variety of social networking sides like instagram and facebook. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-v

we have problems at the toll plaza. this commute is 30 minutes delayed between oakland and san francisco. there are no major problems on the upper deck but it is slow getting up to treasure island which is typical. the trip on the bridge adds to the drive time of about 30, 40 minutes. also the morning commute is also okay on 880. it's been windy out there. not windy enough to spike up the warnings. my warning to you, you might feel gusty wind on the causeways and bridges. santa cruz mountains has been a mess. northbound 17 clearing an accident near the summit. the damage is done. they are making progress but the traffic is slow coming in over the valley. let me take a look at some drive times. 280 looks okay from serramonte to san bruno. drive times are not too bad considering what time of the morning it is. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> leland yee's political future is uncertain this morning. 24 hours after he was arrested on a slew of federal charges, among them, conspiracy to traffic firearms in e

most of that is waiting at the toll plaza. as we look around the bay, right now, southbound 101 in marin county is sluggish from near alameda del prado down to the civic center. then we go to san jose. northbound 280 looks good. 101 is slow after 280 and slow again approaching sunnyvale. believe it or not, 85 northbound, is not that bad yet. a little bit slow coming into the almaden valley. i think it will get worse. right now, a little slow in saratoga as well. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. thank you. >>> there's you a any information about an east bay teacher accused of child molestation. claudine wong is live in vallejo with why police fear there may be more victims. >> reporter: good morning. yes. the teacher actually grew up in solano county. a few years ago, the local paper did a story on him when he founded a youth organization that he called camp epic. he's in martinez behind bars facing 27 charges for abuse and allegations from children on outdoor trips he took with six boys in 2012 and 2013. when he was arrest