bagwell met the wife, iryna smith, when he taught her at union city's optical school. he was to enter a plea but he got a new public defender. and she needed more time with the case. thomas and the families of both men have been tight-lipped, not speaking with the media. we were here february 10 when they last met in the courtroom. we're not sure if they will be here when bagwell is set to appear. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> a man shot on 0 san jose highway shas died. police responded to reports of a shooting on the 1500 block of monterey highway. they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died several hours later. no one has been arrested. >> san jose police are looking for two more suspects in a brutal beating that the victim says was a late crime. emilio somayor is facing charges. the video from the parking lot shows the assault. police say fingerprints led them to romayor. without audio, not enough. >> the case against sheriff ross mirkarimi takes another step forward today. an appeals court judge will hear arguments on an appeal from mirkarimi

he was recently teaching at union city's optical schools. inina was a student of his. her husband also 61 is the man bagwell alleged hi shot back in february in front of suplick's home. they described bagwell's relationship with the 38-year-old wife as an obsession. court records show that suplick confronted bagwell, telling him to leave the couple alone after he was spotted, quote, working in the bushes outside their home. again, he's to answer to charges of attempted murder an assault with a deadly weapon. he has been behind bars on no bail expected back in court at 9:00 this morning. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> police are investigating a rash of burglaries. officers responded to a reported break-in at a home on hillsborough boulevard on thursday morning. the thief went through an unlocked sliding door, made off with several items. a nearby home was also hit. it was also unlocked. so far no arrests. >> a former sheriff is under arrest for allegedly embezzling from a fun meant for slain police officers. donald atkinson was arrested. the retired deputy she

. >> reporter: reporting >>> another big rally in union city. teachers there also protesting cuts and layoffs. just last week, more than 100 pink slips were issued to teachers in the new haven school district which encompasses 45 schools between union city and hayward. students there will likely see more children in their classes and music and art programs will likely disappear. >>> we continue to track the storm and its impact on the bay area. how some residents in one city are preparing for floods. and we take you to the sierra where the snow made it tough to travel. >> we did it again. [ cheering and applause ] >>> more wins for rick santorum on the road to the white house. votes being counted into the night in the deep south and hawaii. >>> a shocking day considering the warriors and their best player, monta ellis. randy moss details are leaking out. those straight ahead on your source for news, sports and entertainment, kron4. >>> a man suspected of molesting small children in snow has been arrested and is facing charges. john walker of cam

you are going to run in into rain and southward hayward and union city. this is moving from west to east and all of this will slide south. we're going to get a lot of rain today. we'll talk more about that. >>> good morning. high wind advisory in place for the bay bridge westbound traffic still looking okay approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are off and lights are still off. if you are heading to the north bay 101 heading through the marin county three terra linda area. no accidents out there. and if you are heading for the golden gate bridge, this is it still a snooth drive heading into san francisco. as we check on on exclusive waze traffic app highway 4 is beginning to slow down according to traffic spotter traffic going about 40 miles an hour. >> kristen: another night and another stabbing at the occupy camp near the federal reserve bank. amy hollyfield is live on market street with details. >> reporter: the people say it's upsetting but they plan to keep the camp going. it was late last night that a 27-year-old man was stabbed in

we'll continue to shift the maps across the bay out toward union city and fremont. and still picking up significant rainfall down towards the mountains and right around loman. i'll let you know when this rain moves out and highlight chances as we head into the weekend. >> coming up in 25 minutes we will have a live report from tahoe and the wintery conditions they are facing. >> new information tonight. investigators may be narrowing search for a missing mother. and there is real concern she may be dead or serious injured. lloyd lacuesta is live tonight. >> reporter: two women came by to tell me they are organizing a search tomorrow beginning at 10:00 in the morning. and the police department called me to tell me they are asking the sheriff's department search and rescue team for help. there is still hope for the mother who is missing from this apartment complex. will she come home or will there be another memorial for her alongside her dead daughter and son? >>> family and friends prayed tonight for 11 year old. the 6th grader was killed by her 27-year-old brother

in union city, a 10th with $7 million budget deficit. lee off notices were sent to 100 teachers, staff members and administrators. >> if a teacher or school staff member did receive a pink slip it does not mean that they will lose their job. they will officially find out in may when permanent ink slips go out. >>mark: the cdc has no information about the foods that we eat. the latest study shows disease outbreaks for imported foods were up in 2009 and 2010. imported fruits and vegetables are on the list. salmonella infection was the most common cause of disease followed by histamine poisoning from fish. that happens when fish is improperly till after being caught. the cdc says it is too early to say the numbers represent a trend but imported foods are more likely to cause of multiple states outbreaks. >>justine: british prime minister of david cameron , the sixth state dinner for a president obama and his administration. we have some live pictures of the kron4 news arm, the camera is following the car of former illinois gov. robb of loca

third >>pam: there's also a rally taking place in union city. educators are upset about cuts and layoffs. we will tell you how many teachers could be let go and the programs some students depend on. >>grant: it is a virtual dead heat in the mid south. these are live pictures the polls does just closed. >>pam: a big rally on wall street this afternoon, back above 13,000 on the dow. we will tell you what the government says is behind its highest close since the last day of 2007. have you been selling anything on line? have you been selling anything on line? we will tell you about a (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was.

and fans in union city complain that their hands. they started selling the average at midnight. dead weight their friends stay up late to snap these forests. the i'd have line apparently worked his way along the electronics department was so long it went down miles of dog food. you can check out the slide show on cbs as that stock, and a photo galleries on the right side of the page to check out its next to the dog food? >>> not the light is so long as far away from the electronics department. in 641 now santa clara officials are taking care of some more business leading into the construction of a football stayed city and for your forty-niners that voted 6 to one to approve six last- minute deals all involved bank loans and parking agreements such that the mercury news reports that an agreement that says forty-niners will have to play there for a long time for years at the stadium opens a daunting that the problem. the port of oakland is getting ready to welcome the largest ship to adopt the name is est friday all other arise on tuesday states in the bay is a major consideration

union wants an independent investigator. the city released a statement acknowledging it has hired a law firm to further examine the issue. >>> guilty of the most serious charges. that's a verdict in the trial of a rutgers university student who used a webcam to spy on his gay roommate who ended up committing suicide. 20-year-old dharun ravi was convicted of invasion of privacy and a number of other charges. he spied on his roommate kissing another man in 2010. clementi killed himself a few days later after learning that ravi tweeted about it and urged others to watch. his parents home it sends a strong message. >> we were here every day because we wanted to be here for our son and because we wish this trial was important because it dealt with important issues for our society and for our young people today. >> ravi faces up to ten years in prison and possible deportation back to india. is he scheduled to be sentenced in may. >>> the trail of twisted metal and scattered debris is all that remains as tornadoes rip through southeast mich

we'll continue to shift the maps across the bay out toward union city and fremont. and still picking up significant rainfall down towards the mountains and right around loman. i'll let you know when this rain moves out and highlight chances as we head into the weekend. >> coming up in 25 minutes we will have a live report from tahoe and the wintery conditions they are facing. >> new information tonight. investigators may be narrowing search for a missing mother. and there is real concern she may be dead or serious injured. lloyd lacuesta is live tonight. >> reporter: two women came by to tell me they are organizing a search tomorrow beginning at 10:00 in the morning. and the police department called me to tell me they are asking the sheriff's department search and rescue team for help. there is still hope for the mother who is missing from this apartment complex. will she come home or will there be another memorial for her alongside her dead daughter and son? >>> family and friends prayed tonight for 11 year old. the 6th grader was killed by her 27-year-old brother

this is the scene inside the wal-mart store in union city tonight.than a dozen people lined up, anxious for the new ipad. tim napp from oakland didn't want to wait longer. >> why wait longer, i can go home, go to work like regular, have the ipad, and beat everybody else. >> there is a whole group of people there. >> i don't want to wait this case and also if i come here i just have to wait in the store. >> reporter: they have 40 of the new ipads in stock, the line growing by the minute. meanwhile, in el paso, there is also a line. >> he got an inflatable bed. >> reporter: people are are camping out, waiting for apple to start selling the ipads at 8:00. this man has a faster processer and would prefer to buy the device from apple,s not wal- mart. >> you have a lot more at wal- mart, better security. >> reporter: but back at wal- mart, the early birds will head home by midnight. and napa has this message for the folks waiting at apple. >> stay warm. >> reporter: and i did talk with a representative from apple earlier tonight. she couldn't comment on wh

>>grant: storefronts are being renovated in the field in union city.retailers are moving in. here are a couple of examples. high and footwear designer jimmy choo is planning to move in right here on geary street. also the french fashion house yves saint laurent is moving in. also, handbag maker mulberry is expected to move it around a corner on grand avenue. maureen kelly spoke to a commercial real-estate agent about what is driving this flurry of new business. >> it helps that employment is improving. tourism is on the rebound. as more people come to visit the are now spending theory used to be a window shopping, now, they're spending. san francisco is often the next steps for retailers looking to expand. >> there are some parallels to be a city and other urban markets around the globe. it makes sense as the next stop and off point. we have a tremendous amount of density get over 70 million a year visiting san francisco. our downtown has a combination of high street retail and we also have mass merchant retailers that serves the of the person looking

this is the scene inside the wal-mart store in union city tonight.than a dozen people lined up, anxious for the new ipad. tim napp from oakland didn't want to wait longer. >> why wait longer, i can go home, go to work like regular, have the ipad, and beat everybody else. >> there is a whole group of people there. >> i don't want to wait this case and also if i come here i just have to wait in the store. >> reporter: they have 40 of the new ipads in stock, the line growing by the minute. meanwhile, in el paso, there is also a line. >> he got an inflatable bed. >> reporter: people are are camping out, waiting for apple to start selling the ipads at 8:00. this man has a faster processer and would prefer to buy the device from apple,s not wal- mart. >> you have a lot more at wal- mart, better security. >> reporter: but back at wal- mart, the early birds will head home by midnight. and napa has this message for the folks waiting at apple. >> stay warm. >> reporter: and i did talk with a representative from apple earlier tonight. she couldn't comment on wh

apple fans in union city did not need to wait out in the cold for the new ipad because wal- mart said come on in and stay warm. they started selling the ipad at midnight last night. our friends at cnet stayed up late to snap these photos. some people are already tinkering with their ipad. cnet molly whip will be set to talk about the new ipad in the 6:00 hour >> we also have a slide show on our website in the photo gallery >> gilroy police say they're desperately trying to find a missing mother. investigators say they fear the 52 year-old woman might be critically injured or perhaps dead. they have evidence that her son attacked her and remove her from her own. a vigil was held last night. they say the 27 year-old cable cloutier is killed his little sister and took his own life. they say he blames her for leaving the family. police say they have been called to the apartment several times. >> they indicated he had recently returned from iraq and a suspected that he might have suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. >> police say they worked with the veterans administration to giv

. >> reporter: first in line is chris herrada from union city.he night in this tent with two friends >> i have an ipad 1. time to upgrade, definitely . >> reporter: keeping the campers happy, otter box, grilling hot dog, setting up game, and giving up the "i'm sleeping overnight for a new ipad" survival kit. >> we have these kits that include a blanket, one of our dry boxes, which has a beanie, poncho, beach ball, granola bar to try and help them through the night. >>> tomorrow morning the new ipad goes on sale. since long lines are expected, knab slap has some advice -- gabe slate has some advice. >> reporter: here's a hot tip. 24 hour walmarts are selling it at 12:01 am friday morning, hours before any other store will be selling it. apple stores will be opening up early at 8:00 am. verizon stores are also opening early. at&t stores are opening at 9:00 am. best buys, radio shacks and targets will be selling them, they are not opening early. upon based on past opening days for apple gadget, apple stores have had the longest lines. you might want

the union city teacher is accused of shooting him at his home last month. authorities say he was obsessed with his wife. bagwell is scheduled for a pretrial hearing april 20. >>> a search is underway in a deadly shooting, a man shot several times on monterey highway at 7:00 last night, rushed to a hospital where he later died. right now there is no information on a suspect or a motive for the killing. >>> fairfield police are investigating a shooting last night near an apartment complex where two men were begunked down wednesday. no one was hit in last night's gunfire, but bullets did blow out car windows. police say they believe the shooting was connected to the gun fire wednesday that killed 24-year-old chew of fairfield and an 18-year-old bernard knight. they've not made any arrests. >>> more signs of a recovery in a neighborhood that was devastated by a deadly gas pipeline explosion. the first families to rebuild after the explosion are reportedly expected to return home next week. >>> it's been 18 months since a pg and e pipeline blew up killing eight

san jose will see this batch move in spend the heads back towards milpitas and then fremont and union city. so you can get a sense how it's moving. here's the frontal system, and it is just slow as molasses. you can look al -- at all this moisture. this is going to drive to the bay area. the back end of the front is here, and we have the low here, and this is going to move in here and will do so overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. here's a look at the timing. 5:00 this evening, you can see just wave after wave of moisture continues to feed inch there's midnight. and then even tomorrow morning, 3:00 a.m., 4:00, 5:00, early tee times, forget about it. not going to have it. maybe late in the day. 10:00 a.m. on sunday. and then the afternoon hours when the front will slowly start to back off towards the east and we'll start to see a little partial clearing by late tomorrow afternoon. lows tonight, upper 30s to near 40 degrees in the north bay. the rest of us in the 40s, and snow levels getting down. from 3,000 to 4,000 feet overnight tonight. here's the highs for tomorrow. 50s across much

temperature's mainly in the mid to upper 50s. 56 in places like union city. 57 in pleasant hill or walnutnta rosa coming and at a high of 56 degrees. it looks like once again we are looking for another wet sunday. heaviest rain mainly in the morning and then tapering off by this afternoon. on monday we have a break and then another storm system moves in tuesday and wednesday. we will keep a slight chance of rain mainly in the north bay. by saturday and it looks like we are setting up for another wet saturday. that is a look at the weather. >> you can also track train as it moves through your neighborhood or where you are planning to go with our live interactive high-definition radar. >> for the next month san francisco suspended sherrif ross mirkarimi will not be able to see his son because on friday he agreed to let his wife take their son to venezuela so she can care for sick father. in stay away order issued in january has limited his visits with his son. the sheriff will still be able to call his son during that trip. the order requires lopez to return to the bay area by april 28th. s

san leandro, heyward, and this batch is pushing south and will move into union city in the next five minutes or so. this is the culprit. area of low pressure. the cold front moved through last night, that's when we had the heaviest rain. but the low is continuing to push towards the south and will keep a chance of showers in the accuweather forecast for another day. >>> let's look at the forecast in a bit. >> the man accused of killing 16 civilians in afghanistan is now being held as a military prison in kansas. staff sergeant robert bales was flown to ft. leavenworth ready in the behave area, dozens of afghans and supporters gathered to hold a vigil for the victims. >> stop killing innocent civilians. >> stop killing innocent civilians,. >> reporter: the call for the end to death of civilians in afghan is being shouted in free. more than 150 afghans and supporters came here today, here to pay their respects and mourn the loss of 16 women and chirp whom an army staff sergeant is accused of killing. >> he needs to be brought to justice in a manner where any human being would be brough

. >>> unionized city employees asked a judge to quickly hear their argument over a pension measure. >> it's neither neutral, nor unbias nor fair. >> attorneys for city workers requested and expedited hearing into their lawsuit which they filed on friday. they claim the june ballot measure misrepresents the issue and uses emotionally charged language to confuse voters into thinking they could lose essential city services. officials say that language is used in other ballot measures. >>> mrs. in martinez arrested four in an alcohol decoy stick. officers made the rest by -- arrest by using a miner, under the super vision -- minor, under the supervision, of a police officer and asked people to buy him liquor. there is a fine and community service if you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >>> u.s. stocks, drifting higher but they did lose some momentum. last week a dividends for apple and a promise for more u.s. steel, driving those stocks. the nasdaq is up 18. nasdaq is up 28. s&p is up 7. >>> a lifeguard resc

the union city walmart only had 40 new ipads in stock. >> once you've had the iphone four with the retina display, there is no going back to seeing the pixels on the screen and everything like that. >> we also found a line outside the palo alto store with some people bringing tents. apple wouldn't comment why they let walmart get an eight hour jump start on the sell. >>> this is video of a previous protest. a new demonstration is planned outside the store starting at 8:00 this morning. organizers say they want to call attention to what they say is apples abusive workers at the overseas factories. >>> san francisco's district attorney is expressing his concerns over this weeks plea deal. george gascon tells the chronicle he is not convinced mirkarimi believes he is guilty of false imprez -- imprisonment. he plans to raise his concerned about mirkarimis trial on monday. meantime several groups supporting victims of domestic violence are expressing their anger over the plea deal. they rallied on the steps of san francisco's city hall yesterday. protestors are outraged that he remains sheriff

this afternoon, students spent the rest of the afternoon blanketing the cities like newark, union city and livermore with these flyers targeting restaurants and gas stations. they also plan to talk to police investigators here at washington high school as well as students in morgan hill. as far as investigators are concerned, they spent the day looking at forensics. as far as her laptop and the cell phone discovered over the weekend, a sexual assault investigator is contacting the sexual offenders in the area to see where they might have been when she went missing. live in fremont, nbc bay area news. >> ashamed and sorry, but a free man. he was sentenced to day in jail and got credit for time served. it was part of the punishment in the domestic violence case involving his wife. live in san francisco where the sheriff made eye-opening admissions. jody? >> he got emotional today as he apologized to family and the public. there no excuses for his actions and he said he was willing and ready to pay the price for his mistakes. >> i deeply and humbly apologize for my behavior and the pain i

union city northbound 880 alvarado miles crash on the shoulder. -- high one earlier van on fire on the shoulder not seeing any big delays yet unusual to see a lot of problems for thyme of morning. walnut creek -- southbound traffic good no delays out of antioch westbound 4. top of the screen highway 24 good to the caldecott tunnel. bay bridge traffic flowing well in both directions no problems. we'll go to the waze traffic maps to show you the ride as well in the south bay no major slow downs, there's a traffic spotter i found moving along on highway 85, as i zoom in you can see some of the icons are moving this is real-time traffic. there's another person moving at over 40 mile as hour. you can get traffic information when you need it go to abc7news.com/waze and download the free traffic app to help you while commuting. >>> 4:41. >>> there's a new attempt to keep the a's in oakland. the possible new suitors, details, next. >>> from japan to the bay area. remembering the victims of last year's devastating cl >>> good monday morning. live look from our sutro cam. pretty clear. we'll che

hayward in union city are for declare with showers for chemically into the hills.here's nothing much beyond that. third san jose continues to be clear. by 6:00 a.m., continued scattered showers. that will be the same story 3:09 a.m.. it will must be until afternoon, around 2:00 p.m. or so that things clear up. that is when sunshine will have that fit a couple of scattered showers in the north bay but for the most part, dry conditions as we head into the later afternoon hours. our temperatures are steadily climbing as we head towards the end of the week. by friday inland highs could top the upper 60s before another wet weather pattern comes in. >>george: it's pretty quiet ride around the bay area with volume slowly building. looking at the san mateo bridge right, is moved can use eastbound or westbound. the golden gate, pretty light traffic for both sides of whether northbound or southbound. the ride on interstate 80 still looks good. highway 4 is already slow for intel. 580 is a little sluggish through livermore. the south bay freeways are still a problem free. on

see temperatures soaring to as high as 66 in san jose today. 60 in half moon bay. 46 degrees in union city. east bay temperatures moving well into the 60s by the afternoon. as high as 67 in pleasanton. and 67 degrees in the napa valley. one of the warmer spots, santa rosa, checking in about 68 degrees and 64 degrees and sunny all day in san francisco. the next couple of days, we are going to watch these temperatures running well above average. 70s in the hotspots. even some mid-60s at the coast. by monday, we start to cool just a little bit. but then we'll see some more extensive cooling back to work as we head on tuesday as we'll see more clouds rolling in and well, maybe some showers by the end of the week. the snow report. they have seen plenty of it this week and it's looking good. a good weekend to ski. >> all the cars will be going there. >> we'll see them racing up there now. >> thank you. >>> coffee, water, toilets, the triple threat to cell phones. but this kind of electronic disaster could soon be a thing of the past. on the consumerwatch, julie watts shows us new technology that

across the northern portion, which is slightly smaller amounts of heyward and union city.ea of low pressure is now banking up against the pacific northwest. the tail end of this system here wants to ride into the bay area and tap into another system. so we have three storms heading this way. tonight, partly cloudy. 6 inches of rain by friday night. temperatures 50s and 60s across the board and there you have it, the second system rolls in on thursday. a coarld one by the weekend. that's the ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, championship game.... today, >>> it's straight cash for randy moss who gets a one-year deal after working out today. after for his quarterback, alex smith, he told me he's happy with the three-year deal the 49ers offered. >> they know i want to be back. i think they want me back and it's a matter of working out the details. i'm excited about it. i'm not thinking about anything else. just waiting for it to get done. >> sharks needed a win against the oilers. redirects the dan boyle for the go ahead goal. they win and are a point out of the playoff. celebrated anothe

and show you some of the activity as we head to the south and right out towards the hayward and union city. as we continue to back it up look at all of the activity in the santa cruz mountains. picking up the rain. it looks like more developing off shore. between now and midnight you can count on increased rainfall rates and isolated thunderstorms. minor flooding, anywhere across the region but we officially have urban and small stream flood advisory until 2:30. reports of puddles on the roadways. the front moving across the bay area. here is the low pressure. showing up nicely here on the satellite. the cold front responsible for the heavy rain will continue to head to the south. that will be the plan. the short term. the weekend is almost here. the persistent heavy rain will be moving out. this area of low pressure close enough that we will keep scattered showers in the forecast. a bit of everything. sun, clouds, possibility of an isolated thunderstorm as well. the temperatures in the middle 50s, a bit of a dusting area on the bay. snow levels will be coming down to 3500 feet. increasing

we have some rain near union city, hayward and fremont.ateo bridge where we are seeing problems, a full check on weather in a moment, let's get to erica with traffic. >>erica: i am actually wondering if it is because of the rain that is currently falling. on the san mateo bridge, the right lane block just past the toll plaza. it is a two car crash was no reports of injuries. traffic is really stacking up just before the scene of the accident. on the traffic maps we are not picking up any major delays on the toll plaza itself. speeds are down to 30 mi. per hour but we are seeing delays getting to the bridge from the nimitz, a 80 speeds are reportedly in the single digits. i will be checking with the chp to see how soon they expect to clear the accident. in the meantime it looks like the bay bridge is a pretty typical ride with no major delays coming from interested 80. it looks like 880 is beginning to clear. a live look at the golden gate shows rain falling on southbound 101, a pretty decent ride coming out of the north bay. >>mark: let's

>>mark: a union representing union city police officers, in november, police officers were seen dousing an occupied cabinet. the officers' union wants to block the reports public disclosure. officers involved to not want their names published in the report. in sacramento, police arrested dozens of protesters who refused to leave the capital. >>darya: we are back with paula and a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside at the approach to the bay bridge. it is pretty quiet. [ male announcer ] technology accelerates at a relentless pace. anything not moving forward is moving backward. [ tires screech ] [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] introducing the 2013 gs. with the lexus enform app suite, the most connected information and communication technology available in an automobile. [ tires screeching ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. with 100% fragrance oil. it's something new to brighten your home with two scent levels to choose from for when you want something light or something more. it's the new flip & fresh from air wick. the lasting fresh fragrance that bright

east bay valleys and looks likes la costa boulevard and ig nash i don't valley up in concord and union city and san leandro, fremont boulevard. this is all moving from west to east. expect waves of rain getting progressively steadier. >> we are bracing ourselves for a busy commute. so far its high wind advisory that folks should watch out. you heard eric talk about it. a truck broke down, westbound 80 approaching the incline section. no big delays at bay bridge toll plaza. westbound traffic is doing okay in san mateo. no wind advisory on 92. no major accidents out there. if you plan on making the commute through silicon valley. 280 passing highway 17. bart is on time. no delays reported for san francisco's muni and east bay right here, 680 is still moving at the speed limit. >> eric: for a second consecutive day, san francisco police are searching for an attacker who stabbed an occupy protestor at a small encampment outside the federal reserve building. amy hollyfield is live at the fed with the story. what do we know about a motive? >> reporter: sounds like an argument. attackers have not

. >> a union city optometrist accused of shooting an officer is scheduled to enter a plea. dennis bagwell will appear at the hall of justice to answer to charges of attempted murder and assault with a firearm. police say bagwell shot robert siplick outside of his home february 7. documents reveal that bagwell was obsessed with seplick's wife who was a student of his. >> there is a battle in mountain view over the smoking ban. the bay area news group reports more than 1,000 people signed a petition to overturn the recently passed ordinance that prohibits smoking within 25 feet of patios or doors of work places and restaurants. organizers say that will force people to go into the street or dark parking lots to smoke, which could be dangerous. the new laws take effect in may. >> the environmental protection agencies trying to figure out what to do about a toxic mess. divers have been surveying the super fund site this week where tests show high levels of a dangerous chemical ddt. a company contaminated the channel in the 1940s. most was cleaned up in the 90s but recent tests s

it was wet around the san mateo bridge, but all that is moving due east over union city. this is your future cast. let me walk you through this cold front. here you have tomorrow morning's commute. it's pouring rain north of santa rosa and also in clear lake and then it stalls. so the bulk of your tuesday is going to be on the dry side before the slow moving cold front moves through the metropolitan area. your rain amounts will be impressive. and rain showers elsewhere from this very first system. this is going to continue to move in through the bay area for your wednesday. a bit of a break on wednesday night before second system, this one back here, moves in for thursday through friday. so, let me walk you through your weather headlines. first off, partly cloudy, don't forget your umbrella and up to 6 inches of rain expected by friday and the wettest parts of the north bay. temperatures tonight into the 40s. tomorrow's daytime high 50s and a few 60s. and then again, we have the rain tapering off by wednesday night. second system on thursday through friday, third system o

as we move into fremont and union city and hayward, heavy rain over downtown campbell.radar shows plenty of moisture streaming through the bay area. it will come to an end very soon. this is the tail end of the system. it is pushing towards the north bay, almost out of the bay area. here's a look at future cast into the 9:00 hour, heavy rainfall. future cast 4 is extremely accurate. into the 10:00 hour you will see their rates sliding south and tapered off it will the more from the north. by 11:00 there is not much rain of lingering around. by midnight the rain will really taper off. this is a very cold system moving through rain now. it is bringing a blast of cold air with to the conditions overnight. >>jaqueline: the higher elevations through tomorrow, 2-3 ft. of snow. definitely some fresh powder to enjoy this weekend. here is a look at your extended forecast. the storm is bringing cold air with it. temperatures over my will drop into the 30s in some places. we will see clear skies and chilly conditions. spotty thundershowers through the bay area. as we move into nex

he was her teacher at school in union city. >>> san jose police are looking into a fatal shooting in the city's edenvale area. investigators started getting calls about the shooting just after 7:00 yesterday evening. they found the victim shot several times near monterey highway. the man was rushed to regional medical center, where he later died. there are no suspects so far in the case. >>> it was a matter of setting the record straight. berkeley police holding a town meeting about the murder of a berkeley hills man of and it was full of fireworks. >> the screwup in communications. >> take care of the situation. that's precious time! >> emotion are still raw about the murder of peter cukor. according to police reports, the 67-year-old man was beaten to death 15 minutes after he reported a trespasser in his home last month. but the initial call wasn't urgent enough for the police to respond. another man said he was attacked that very same night. >> young man coming from the other direction punched me in the face. then he started clawing my face and i grabbed him and we both went down

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need to take out a pole put a new one in. >>> there is another challenge for the ban on bags. >>> union city. two years ago, the city banned the sale of tobacco products within 1 nourk feet of a park -- 1,000 feet of a park, playground, religious organization or other youth- oriented establishments. there's -- youth-oriented establishments. there's one man who says this is hurting his business at his gas station. the council members say they will explore the possibility of removing gas stations from that buffer zone. the issue is expected to go before the planning commission next month. >>> we're learning an american teacher has been killed in a murder-suicide in iraq t was his student who pulled the trigger. it all started with a disagreement between the two at a private english speaking school. suddenly, the 18-year-old student pulled out a gun and shot the teacher identified as jeremiah small. the student shot him and and then the student shot himself. >>> rebels have retreated from a neighborhood in homs that had been in their control for the last few weeks. the rebels are calling humani

>>james: another rally held in union city, teachers there are also protesting cuts and layoffs.ark: here is a live look at the james lick. to start, we will see a wet roads as traffic streams in and out of san francisco. were we >>justine: we are tracking in store view on this what wednesday. here's a live look at the rate are showing us a lot of rain stretching from santa rosa into san francisco. we have received barely hitting the south bay. we are watching whether rain is going. this is the second day of downpours. fasad >> we did it again. >> rick santorum is that both states, a seventh suit with primaries in alabama and it's it's it be. >> this campaign is about ordinary people doing extraordinary things, sort of like america. the going out there and exceeding expectations. >> tuesday marked another missed opportunity for romney to shut down his rivals. >> our goal was to take out one-third of the delegates and do slightly better than that and i think we will exceed that. >> the south seemed unlikely territory for him to succeed, particularly with its rivals attacking him.

the union city optometry teacher is accused of shooting robert spule ic at his home in newark last months say bagwell was obsessed with his wife, one of his students. >>> sunday is the first anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit japan. the 9.0 quake struck in the northeast part of japan and created the tsunami with 30- foot waves that washed inland for miles. in total, more than 15,000 people were killed, and what was the fourth largest earthquake in history. there are still a lot of visible damage and some people have been slow to rebuild. >>> hours after that quake hit japan, tsunami waves hit the northern california coast, including here in santa cruz. about 40 boats in the harbor were damaged or destroyed with a handful of them sink to go the owing floor. today local, state and federal officials will look at the progress made in the city's recovery efforts. >>> this morning pittsburg high school will welcome california schools chief tom toll ic some. he'll get a look at the puente project which provides academic counseling and mentoring to students, the goal

. >>> in the east bay, union city plans to reconsider its current restrictions on tobacco sales. rules prevent the sale within 1,000 feet of parks, cities and libraries. now, the city says it will re-evaluate the reinstructions. the issue surfaced after a local gas station owner complained that a buffer zone was hurting business. city council members will exam letting gas stations sell tobacco products again. >>> killing capital punishment in california. the original authors of the state's death penalty law now say it's ineffective and too expensive. they've collected enough signatures to get a proposition on the upcoming november ballot. if passed, it would replace california's death sentence with life in prison. and it would immediately apply to the 700 people now on death row. one of those that wrote the 1977 death penalty law now regrets it. >> we thought we were creating a system of safety and savings. and instead, what we ended up doing was creating a fiscal monster that costs about $4 billion over the last 30 years. >> backers of the proposition claim the measure would sav

he has family in union city but they have not heard from him. he was wearing a brown plaid shirt and sweat pants with a blue stripe when he disappeared. please call the hayward police if you see him. >> tourists found a dead body floating in the bay this morning. the woman was found near fisherman's wharf. she showed no obvious signs of foul play. >>> pummeled by sand, that is what the conditions did in ocean beach in san francisco today. watch this. tradition closed a portion of the great highway this morning. in san mateo the wind was strong enough to break the glass of this table. they sent us in this picture and pg&e is bracing for wind related outages tonight. trains near the bridge were stopped because it knocked down the power line. let's get the latest with spencer christian. >> the winds have diminished quite significantly from the leveled we saw earlier today. winds of 13 miles per hour at oakland. 12 miles per hour at concord. we do have a couple areas that gusting is still going on half moon bay and san jose. gusts up to 26 miles per

what caused the crisis was liberal spending is also something to consider, right, cities outspent themselves and unions had such a strong powerful grip on city politics and this is what some people argued, that there was no escaping this problem. you can't get away from it because unions are too powerful. they'll go on strike like they did in new york city. there is a transit strike in 1967. there is a transit strike in sanitation strike, 1967, teacher strike 1967 and 1968 and three major areas of municipal life that bring the city to its knees in some ways, so the liberal spending argument is cities decline because municipal unions are too powerful and cities spend too much and no way to get out of that. the last argument about the cause of the urban crisis is black militants, crazy black people did this.that the argume outsiders, right, black stoly from an office in d.c. stretched his tentacles out and caused them to rise up in rebel i don't know. decision afternoon effected mall con at any times, the people that fomented this violence. now, the interviews, sociologists and political scientists at th

as you head south it will clear up and he will stay relatively clear through hayward, union city and ke. moderate rain falling near burlingame in the daily city. downtown san francisco is seeing moderate rain. expected to be overhead for the next 15-20 as the system slowly tracks to the east. it will be over the bay in about a half an hour into making its way towards the 80 corridor. in the north, modern rainier san rafael. wet weather to the west. we have moderate rain trekking in the direction of santa rosa. there is a lot of energy still to push through the bay area. the heaviest of the rain is to the north. by noon, the system really gets organized and starts to hammer the north bay. it will slowly track to the south and impacted the rest of the bay by 5:00 p.m.. it could take a while to get home. as a purse the clock into the overnight hours it will take to at least seven or 8:00 tomorrow morning for the bulk of the wet weather to exit the area. a couple of top of showers here and there for most of the first half of wednesday. here is the 7 day around the bay. thursday's dry and

and hercules, areas of heavy rain in the east bay from concord and lafayette down to fremont and union city. and down into santa cruz mountains there is wide spread activity and there is heavy rain going to be with us through next few hours there is merely two inches in st. helena. and san jose still waiting to get measurable rainfall. tomorrow, we can expect sunny skies with a chance of scattered showers and high temperatures into mid 50s and here is the accu-weather forecast. there the weekend will be sunny and happy st. patrick's day tomorrow, top o' the morning to you. and thank you, spencer. >> okay. >> and spencer o' christian. a version of the 80s tv series "21 jump street". >> and they play it for laughs according to don sanchez on the aisle. >> we're reviving a cancelled police program from the 80s revamping it for modern times. >> as for the dim-witted jock and the nerd, jonah hill, and they're now slightly bumbling cops what could that program snb. >> 21 jump street. >> these are two guys becoming pals but so far career has been less than glamorous. >> i thought there would be mo

but there will be unexpected delay coming from the path but after that as you drive to hayward union cityt is a nice looking drive to the peninsular. first let's go to interstate 880 because we talked about the winds and the cameras shaking and you can see for yourself it is a little gusty out there. we mentioned the san mateo bridge, traffic is moving along okay as we head out to the peninsular. let's go to steve. >> tomorrow morning, it is close enough, there it is, clear skies, tomorrow morning, we are not expecting any clouds, the system responsible, it will still be a breezy day, it's cold out there. increasing breeze later into tonight and if it helps, northwest at fso and northwest at santa rosa and it is 42 degrees. san rafael 42, north wind is at 21 so again if it was not for the breeze we would be much cooler, as the system moves out things will calm down, clear skies, visibility is outstanding, today into tomorrow it will level off. so temperatures, we are moving out. santa rosa 66, 65 and san mateo and santa crews. cold to mild. much cooler on sunday and monday. dave and pam.

so the argument that whaus ee e caused the urban crisis was cities outspent themselves. and unions had such a strong powerful grip on city politics, this is what some people would argue, that there was no escaping this problem. you can't get away from the liberal spending because unions are too powerful. they'll go on strike like they did in new york city, right? there's a transit strike in 1967. there's a sanitation strike -- the transit strike in 19 # 6. sanitation strike 1967. teachers' strike 1967-1968. these are three major areas of municipal life that bring the city to its knees in some ways. so the liberal spending argument is that cities decline because unions -- municipal unions are too powerful and cities spend too much. there's no way to get out of that. and then the last argument about the cause of the urban crisis is black militants. crazy black people did this. you know, black outsiders, black agitators. carmichael from an office in d.c., stokely carmichael stretched his tentacles out to everywhere and caused black people to rise up in rebellion. h. rap brown, his fam

. >>> a judge in san jose granted unionized city employees a hearing into a pension reform measure. a hearing will be held on april 3. the suit argues the city's measure uses emotionally charged and unfair language. attorneys argue it will mislead voters. >> this one clearly does prejudice the voters in favor of the measure, using hot button words like essential services. >> the mayor issued a statement saying the charges are the latest in a series of meritless complaints. >>> a company that is in line to build bart's new train cars is under new crouteany. bart is nearing a final $3.5 billion deal. the train cars the company built for chicago are being held up because of defective parts. bart says any deal will be vetted before it signs it. >>> court issued a blown today. a cincinnati court ruled graphic labels on cigarette packages don't violate spree speech rights of companies. the fda issued 9 images that include rotting keith and dead bodies. one lawyer says the case will end up at the supreme court. >>> somebodies mcdonalds is number one but now there sanew number 2. wendy's edg

. >>> a former union city high school pled not guilty today to having sex with a student. kolesnikov was arrested on his way to move the female student which is now 15 years old. the girl and kolesknikov had several -- >>> the justices ruled the statute of limitations applied to the case. today's decision could put an end to several pending cases and keep the victims of priest abuse from pursuing legal action. >>> a venica man faces life in prison for killing and torturing an 18-year-old martinez man. the body of eric dean was found in december of 2009 near martinez. a jury today found 32-year-old robert gardener guilty of murder and torture. two other men are awaiting trial for their roles in dean's death. gardener is scheduled to be sentenced next month. >>> in news of the world tonight, in spain tens of thousands of people took part in a nationwide strike today against austerity measures. an -- >>> in baghdad iraq hosted the annual arab league summit. but only eight heads of state attended. sunni leaders were not there. it's the first such meeting in iraq since 1990 whe

you can't point your finger in one direction at the unions causing problems in the city. in stockton, california is a great example. during the housing boom. we saw lawmakers overbudget and overspend and higher tax revenues that never came. >> it was the union's problem? >> no, lawmakers and the unions and we are seeing unions sit down and start to negotiate in many cities. destroit was a pace. >> come on >> and (talking all at once.) in new jersey, teachers fought like a one percent commitment to their own health care and they want free health care for life. >> we have to go to the numbers. and that is emack. >> mike is right. government unions are in bed with the politician and that is like putting the cat among the pedgions. only four states can cover the pension obligation. government workers are baskly paid by taxpayers . so they are flooded with red ink right now. if they were not to do the eight percent guaranteed return that the government workers are promise exclude put it down to five percent. you would see california, illinois and new jersey tipping in the red.