i've been living here no 36 years in this neighborhood and i've seen a lot of things go down, but, uhmey should take that off. >> penalties in vandalism cases vary depending on the severity of the case. >>> the time 8:20. let's see what is happening on the roads. >>> it's been busy. let's go to san francisco this morning, a look from our 555 camera, a few from near hospital curve this morning. it looks okay through there, 101 northbound is heavy from south city, and northbound 280, traffic starts getting heavy from daly city. moving on to my maps, a new accident on the east shore freeway blocking the left lane, and it's very busy along the east shore freeway as you approach berkeley. it remains heavy from concord into san ramon. there was a new accident to tell you about northbound 680 in danville. finally, 880 is solid, and the northbound side from union city to oakland, very heavy, and southbound, heavy, too. >>> lows bouncing off the 30s and 40s to now 40s and 50s. temperatures started off cold for some, but with the night's much shorter, it doesn't last too long, but 48 in sacramen

>> my aggies i think they, uhm [ cellphone rings ] >> brooke: hi. >> deacon: hey. just checking in. you gonna go to the meeting this morning? >> brooke: yeah. you? >> deacon: yeah. i was just wondering if you need a ride. >> brooke: no. no. i'm fine. i'll see you there. >> deacon: okay. all right. i'll see you there. >> quinn: was that your friend? [ cellphone rings ] >> brooke: hi.

. >> uhm, you know, i feel pretty good all things considered. i mean, it was, um, obviously, um, a scary incident, but, i'm walking talking, um, holding my baby, uhm, you know, hugging my wife. >> the ambassador was slashed -- [ simultaneous speakers ] >> -- last week. the alleged attacker is an anti- american activist previously convicted of throwing a piece of concrete at the japanese ambassador. >>> secret service is flying drones over parts of washington, d.c. for the next several weeks. the goal is to find ways to quickly detect a rogue drone flying near the white house then either seize control or jam signals to send it off course. this follows an incident in january when a drone piloted by an off-duty intelligence worker landed on the white house lawn. >>> republicans in congress are accused of trying to undermine a nuclear talks with iran. an open letter from 47 gop senators to iranian leaders says it has come to our attention that you may not fully understand our constitutional system. the letter says, congress must sign off on nuclear

you can probably a hire a uhm in beof firms that are available for a reasonable price. so one thing we do have to consider is the speed at which this was accomplished, so an insider can help especially if they are pointed to the right areas and the right data bases and the right servers to take the information from, and then there's on interesting piece, which we don't usually do, is the destructive pieces to this. so the folks that gains access to this network at the end of the day, they wanted to destroy things, so there's thousands of workstations that are destroyed, and so that's something that's not normally exercises during a normal security assessment that we sue during this breech. >> the fbi says north korea is behind the attack, how would they figure that out, and does tracking the culprit when you have access to their networks in. >> good question. at tri-biases is one of the most difficult things in cases like this typically they won't directly attack your systems. they will come through one, two, perhaps multiple sources. so even just being able to figure o

answering a service call, it's -- it's -- it's devastating for the community and all of law enforcement and uhmckson -- michael johnson, rather, was a 14-year veteran in the force. he was the first officer killed since 2001 you probably remember jeffrey fontana shot and killed in the line of duty a 24-year-old rookie and they came from the

answering a service call, it's -- it's -- it's devastating for the community and all of law enforcement and uhm, you know, just a crush to the family. >> michael jackson -- michael johnson, rather, was a 14-year veteran in the force. he was the first officer killed since 2001 you probably remember jeffrey fontana shot and killed in the line of duty a 24-year-old rookie and they came from the same police academy. johnson is survived by his wife nicole, his parents who put out this statement yesterday, ken. they say we're deeply saddened by his loss and cannot express in writing how deep a hole in our hearts we are left with by his passing. adding, he was our husband, son, brother, uncle and hero. >>> san jose police releasing a statement early this morning saying that officer johnson was killed by scott dunham a 57- year-old distraught man. he may have been intoxicated after, um, johnson and fellow officers arrived about 6:50 last night to an apartment complex in east san jose, there was a disturbance call there. they encountered a female outside of that residence and according to witnesses we w

uhm, it looked to us like this person knew right where to go to find her. >> reporter: to the detectiven't seem random. it was clear jessie was targeted. one of buck's first thoughts was a crew of tree cutters that recently worked outside jessie's window. >> it made me wonder if they had had thoughts when they were in the trees. climbing our trees above her bedroom, and saw that she was sleeping in there. i just wondered if they had noticed that here was this teenage girl, sleeping, home alone, when joy and i were at work while they were in our yard. >> reporter: buck also told the detectives about a problem jessie was having at her part-time restaurant job. trouble with a co-worker. >> she had come home a couple of times and said that he was inappropriate with her. >> reporter: what was he doing that was inappropriate? >> he would often make sure that she had to rub against him as she passed him. >> reporter: that must make you nuts as a parent when you hear stories like that. >> when i first heard that, i was almost out that door to go over and talk to him about it. >> reporter: the r

george says the majority of states allow 80%, some form of direct sales from, uhm, craft distillers to their customers. >>> bart is trying to clean up stations and trains. riders have been complaining about the grit and grime for years. bart says the mess is a consequence of record ridership. today we got a look at new elevator floors that will be easier to clean and dedicated cleaning crews. cloth seats are being removed. >> imagine if we weren't doing this cleaning what it would look like. >> the recent improvements add up to at least $10 million. >>> the raiders are returning for another season in oakland. the board that overseas the coliseum approved a one-year lease for the team today. this is expected after the nfl said no team would be relocating before the 2016 season. the raiders are working with oakland to get a new stadium, but if the deal can't be reached, the team says it is ready to bolt to los angeles as early as next year. >>> artists blame tech startups and rising rents for getting priced out of san francisco. but we found one place where they all coexist in the same s

. >> security officers are standing united and we will no longer take to be, um, treated unfairly, uhm, due to low, um, wages and benefits. >> reporter: silicon valley labor unions have been beating the drum on issues like this for decades. but their efforts have only begun to gain traction. >> silicon valley is the place that more than any other illustrates the problem of income inequality in this country. >> reporter: south bay labor council president ben field says it's the workers themselves that are taking on the big silicon valley giants and winning part of a project called silicon valley rising. >> i think that the tide has been turning. i think that there's growing public sentiment in favor of policies and business practices that benefit working families. >> reporter: apple has just agreed to make its security guards staff employees providing them with better wages and benefits instead of hiring them from an outside contractor. bus drivers who work for compass transportation recently voted to join the teamsters union which could boost wages from $19.50 to $27.50 an hour. >> mos

with the culture issue here to make sure that whoever is coming in behind chief jackson is just not, uhmnew face and new name on the same type of issues. >> reporter: i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>> 5:32. the bay bridge, you can see lights moving along there but you know what's more important? clear skies. >> yeah. definitely clear skies. i thought were you going to ask me -- i just teased a moment ago there might be rain in the weekend forecast. >> wondering. >> actually we have our latest run on our computer models and one suggests that this area of low pressure that's going to be north of us could sideswipe the north bay by sunday night bringing some light rain showers. nothing as far as accumulation but the sidewalks could get wet and another computer model suggests that the rain could make it into sfo by late sunday night. so we'll keep a watchful eye on that. we have that seven-day forecast coming up. this is live looking out towards sfo. so far no reports of any local airport delays. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. we have a few clouds in the san jose area as well as to the nor

and, um, also, we're uhm, told this is violating city code. it may also violate water use regulations of the state. back out here live now at one of the entrances to st. mary's cathedral if this was meant to keep the alcoves clean that's not working. what we're seeing is soggy debris left behind. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> let's get a look at weather with roberta right now. >> we saw more sunshine yesterday than what any computer model ever alluded to. >> it was gorgeous. >> it was a nice st. patrick's day. lots of blue skies out there and today we have lots of clear conditions at this hour, as well. good morning, everybody. heading out it is mild except livermore down to 44 degrees. that's the coolest reading we have seen all week long. mild overnight lows continue: >> the warmest winter in the bay area history continues. 68 degrees in san mateo today with a northwest wind 10 to 20 late day. otherwise mid-70s in los gatos back in through gilroy. then as we swing east of the bay, the temperatures today easily low to mid-7

with the culture issue here to make sure that whoever is coming in behind chief jackson is just not, uhmnew face and new name on the same type of issues. >> reporter: i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>> okay. time for weather. roberta says maybe a little sprinkle over the weekend perhaps? >> this area of low pressure may spill high clouds into the bay area over the weekend and perhaps even some light sprinkles far reaches of the north bay by sunday night. out the door, it's hard for me to wrap my head around this. we can't see the clouds at sfo but i'm told that there are some clouds out there so weave delays at sfo at one hour on some of the arriving flights. currently santa rosa a few high clouds 44 degrees. it's clear? livermore at 47. san jose at 53 degrees. here's our satellite picture. we're getting some englishes due to our goes west 10 satellite imagery. but we have the fog stacked up in the far north coast. clouds moving in for friday. 9 degrees above average in oakland today at 71 degrees. 72 in san jose. 76 in gilroy. low 70s around the peninsula. east of the bay low and mid- 70

this is a struggle and it's going to something we're going to have to live with for -- uhm -- how long we're not sure. >> the money would be used for flood control projects, improvements to water supply infrastructure and immediate aid to communities facing dire water shortages and unemployment. >>> kpix 5 is very proud to sponsor the cbs bay area local spell bee again. each day we're trying our own hand at spelling competitive level words and i went first and didn't have a lot of luck with waumpum. these are words that the kids i think they're what, 8th graders, will be doing, as well. >> yes. >> okay, michelle. this is a word i don't think you've ever heard. the word is -- [ indiscernible ] >> what? >> you have to go back to your history books. the word is from originally a german word obviously. it is a spiked helmet formerly worn by german soldiers. pickelohaube. >> let's go with -- pickelhaube. >> let's go with pickel -- >> now the hard part. >> now the hard part. >> haub? > yes. >> your aso closing! >> oh, no! >> got to put an e on the end of that and you would have that it. pick

now, basically these were clips that were being broadcast for a while in india, until that ban was uhmnse of what exactly this rapist said in that interview and i just we haven't been able to talk about it in india since the ban but i can tell you what he said now, in the u.s. basically along with what you just showed there, he went on to say people have a right to teach these women a lesson when being raped, she should not fight back she should just be silent and allow the rape. so these are the comments that are causing a lot of the outrage that we're seeing now inside parliament outside parliament on social media, not really on the streets yet, but certainly a lot of people talking about this right now, wolf. >> so basically if any of the tv channels there were to air this documentary, that would be a violation of the law, they could go to jail for just airing a documentary like this? is that right? >> that's correct. it is a violation of the law here. of course this is something that was imposed just yesterday by the ministry of broadcast information here and also the home minister

>> hm-uhm. and they won't. for a kid to see, you know. >> initially she was housed in the general population but after the arrest of go other women in the case, she was moved to the inmate segregation where inmates are locked in individual cells 23 hours per day. >> she was placed there not for behavior problems but for separation. the case was so high profile the prosecutor wanted all involve weren't housed close together until the case goes to court. so everyone will have a fair chance of telling their story. >> ready to get the [ bleep ] out of here. me not being around nobody. me not talking to nobody. i don't be wanting to wake up at all. for real. >> cory hall has struggled with his housing assignment as well. after being arrested he was placed into a special unit that only contains inmates charged with murder. >> we call it the murder pod. everybody with a first degree felony, life are or even the death penalty pending, they are housed in that unit. >> i thought we were the only murder pod in this whole

that we will continue to stand with you and to work with you to ensure that the necessary reforms are uhm plemented, and even as we issue our findings in today's reports, our work will go on. it will go on as we engage with the city of ferguson and surrounding municipalities and surrounding municipalities to reform their law enforcement practices and to establish a public safety effort that protects and serves all members of the community. it will go on as we broaden this work and extend the assistance of the justice department to other communities around the country, and it will go on as we join together with all americans to ensure that public safety is not a burden undertaken by the brave few, but a positive collaboration between everyone in this nation. the report that we have issued and the steps that we have taken are only the beginning of a necessarily resource-intensive and inclusive process to promote reconciliation to reduce and eliminate bias and to bridge gaps and build understanding, and in the days ahead, the department of justice will stay true to my promise, vigilant in it

. >> uhm and relationship starts with -- >> rose: this is the paperback addition edition of flash boysmichael lewis, new york times number one best seller. aaron sorkin may make it into a movie, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> rose: back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: aaron levie is here corks founder and ceo of box, the cloud based storage company serves over 30 million customers and 275,000 companies worldwide last fall the company announced box forestries, it provides tailored solutions in fields such as healthcare, media and financial services, cyber security is one of the challenges to cloud computings as companies hook to move their information fully online, i am pleased to have aaron levie back at this table welcome. >> thank you charlie. >> what happened to box since i saw you last. >> not much, just the standard things, took it public. >> rose: yes. >> and been building up the company we now have 1,200 employees. so a bit of growth and such since we were at this table last, but, you know our i have is, you know, continues to change very rapidly and enterprises c