that goes until 11:00 a.m.. winter storm warning until 4:00 p.m.. advises for these counties until 7:00. those areas to the north will despaired the most. but to the city and the south 3-6 in.. more snow coming down for the next hour or so it will taper off after that. we are about freezing right now because this snow is heavy and wet it's not blowing but we do have reduced visibility down to eight tenths of a mile. half a mile in joliet and morris. the corridor along 80 a special edition ryan has the heaviest snow. ending across the far northern suburbs but still moderate to heavy snow to the south. we will enhance the radar and sherry the band of heavy snow from oakland south of the city back to frankfurt. we have about one-2 in. per hour which will taper off the wind will pick up and temperatures will drop to about 20 degrees. snow and early may be some son later. are we make 35. maybe morning flurry but otherwise we are partly sunny and partly cloudy. a lot of this will melt off by the end of the week. any good news on traffic? >> a number of ac

we have to be -- we have to exercise some restraint until we get a little more details especially until we get photographic evidence. >> the australian prime minister mentioned other debris. it soibd like he was -- sounded like he was describing a debris field. do you think contributed to their competence in saying they think this might be it? >> yes, excellent point. why they are excited is not only are you looking for the airplane, but the fuselage which is the main tubular part of the body or the tail section which is what we think about when we think about the airplane structure. all of those things might float to the surface, any life vests or seat cushions or water bottles could be floating with these larger pieces. >> what a are the chances the smaller pieces are going to be around in that particular area? >> and that is interesting because of course it depends on the weather. they said there is some fairly bad weather in that area right now which may inhibit the search , but what we are going to know very shortly one way or the other is if this has anything to do with the malays

you have to wait until the afternoon before you get it. it will be cooler for all of us at low-to-mid 50's. >>> overnight if san francisco a neighborhood is waking up soaked after a suspected drunk driving accident. the crash sent water 75 feet not into the air before 1:00 o'clock this morning. a driver crashed into a van who knocked over the fire hydrant and the driver was taken into custody on suspicion of drunk driving. the seen is cleared. roads are open. >> new developments in the mystery of malaysia airlines flight 370 with winds stopping the search if the missing jetliner. family members marched on the malaysian embassy in beijing demanding answers. without hard evidence many did not believe their relatives are dead. no one could have survived the flight. the airlines is offering family members an initial $5,000 for each passenger and considering future payments. >> three volunteers with the red cross are headed to the washington state after a mudslide. they will provide food and shelter to residents after the landslide an hour nort

so this countdown until the debate. from south san francisco, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> two groups are suing over stanford's use of creek water. the lawsuit against national fisheries service. the school uses to irrigate the campus. >> supervisor dave cortese is trying to find the money to hire more firefighters. the mayor says there is not enough money. the rotary club decided to resurrect the annual 4th of july spectacular. mystery surrounding disappearance of a malaysia airline plane got deeper. saying it's data shes it was far off course. one official says the plane was believed to be flying low before it disappeared. >> dianne feinstein is accusing the cia of violating law and she says the network is established to allow the committee to investigate allegations of abuse. feinstein says the situation amounted to attempted intimidation of investigators. she's not taking it lightly. >> i have great concerns that the cia search may have violated the separation of powers and principals >> the director denying the all

employees were held until officers cleared the scene at 8:30.ve not disclosed the details. >>> the suspect arrested in connection with the shooting of a san francisco police officer will be arraigned. jeffrey ruano was arrested in san jose on saturday. investigators are trying to determine if he shot the officer or if he was shot by his partner. the officer is expected to recover. >> police and crimestoppers are offering a reward if information on two suspects wanted for the armed robbery of a metro store. it happened at park boulevard if january and the suspects held employees at gunpoint and get away with money and phones. >>> the mystery of the malaysia airlines flight is continuing with in sign of the plane, passengers are crew. vietnam says they are scaling back their efforts until authorities in may -- malaysian officers have better information on where to look. >> we are at 30 miles per hour at sfo with gust and a big warming trend for the weekend. >>> here is the bay bridge toll plaza where a couple of the cash-paying lanes are load up a

so until that decision is made, i'm not going to interpret what it may or may not mean. think it's more important for president putin to understand that we are prepared to respect his interests and rights, and that they can be fully respected, and that he can actually have -- you know, have a claim to have served his purpose of protecting the people that he is interested in protecting by augmenting their rights and by asserting his prerogatives at the end of this effort. so there are other options, and that's what we're continually trying to say, and until he has made his decision, those options are still on the table and alive, and we hope he'll make darnth -- a different set of choices. what was other part -- >> reporter: [ inaudible ]? >> with respect to the president and european community and everybody has said if the referendum takes place there will be some sanctions. if there's greater diplomatic opportunity that can be pursued and that is in fact on the table, then i'm confident whatever the response is would be calibrated accordingly. but if on the other hand,

it will be closed until at least 8:00 this morning. the police department is investigating this morning's fatal accident involving a car and motorcyclist. the motorcyclist pronounced dead at the scene and the driver of the car has been arrested. the police department believed every believes alcohol could be a factor -- the police department believes alcohol could be a factor in this accident. use thornton and alvarado niles as an alternate. freeways are looking good. no, no major accidents on the bay area freeways. still wide open at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you plan to commute on 80 through emeryville, live pictures of the drive. 80 is still wide open both ways through berkeley as you roll towards emeryville and richmond. that's a look at the commute. guys? >> thank you, liza. >>> happening today, ecigarette smokers may soon have to follow the same rules as those that smoke regular cigarettes. kpix 5's kiet do live down in san jose now. santa clara county supervisors will vote on cracking down on those ecigarettes later this morn

you'll need to continue our third to cut subsidies to student tickets until we get a good cause. push it. officials say there's no evidence of any increase in thyroid cancer among the children into cliche. but what kind of a sense health care services would need to provide felt i would check ups in order to detect possible health risks the stage. the skull of an hp well completion. the on the internet for people we are. you know. preview the people in charge of the stars are strong. they stopped building she gets completed the stupid too. you can the reader is arrogant and use inner city airport hundred and one to enhance its global presence. even amber and international flights increased by fifty percent rating total points for ten to twelve hundred the first aircraft on a unit on one and last rays of light didn't find them in well under way shortly before nine pm local time after his money passengers can now travel to and from seventeen cities in thirteen countries and to add to it. destinations include hundred and fifty in vietnam and nine the lion the philippines. the time pl

we will not really know that until april until we have a sense of who coming in. it is a marathon. it has never been a sprint. we expected the healthier people would probably wait until the last bit of time to sign up. we have to see now what happens. we can get a better sense of that to the end of april. >> if you give the white house a grade to get young people to sign up, what would you give it? >> looking at the last several weeks particularly, there is a lot being done to make it clear what is out there, getting into social media. i think that is very good. we are doing extraordinarily amount of things to meet them where they live, social media, television, counselors that help explain options to people. these are important decisions that people need to look at these options in terms of premiums. you need to do kitchen table tests, what hospitals they like to use. are they in the networks. what their co-pays look like. our plans have played a very important role in helping to work people there all of these questions. >> to follow up on this we will start with julie rovner. >>

but not until almost a year after her boy died. camille bell and her children lived in these project apartments. poor to the eye but rich in mind and spirit. yusef bell was an honor student in the gifted program at school. on a warm october sunday in 1979, he walked away on an errand to buy snuff for an elderly lady downstairs. >> he went barefooted in a pair of brown shorts. he got to the store. he bought the snuff. he started back home. >> less than half a block from this store, yusef bell stepped off this curb and vanished. >> and nobody saw anybody do anytng or anything, but they did see him come back across the street. and that's the last that we saw him. >> camille bell called the police. they came and said they'd write a report. that's all. days went by. camille waited with two older children and yusef's 3-year-old sister. >> and so she is terrified. if he can go to the store and they can steal him, then she doesn't want to leave the house. she doesn't want to do anything. >> camille hid her own fear from her children. >> an

we have construction westbound away from the incline to the tower and we have lanes blocked until 5:00 this morning and cones are pick up eastbound and everything is moving along fine. in berkeley we have another project eastbound and westbound side of 80 between powell and buchanan and four lanes taken away for that construction project lasting until 5:00. as we head to concord we have this big issue at willow pass road a solo vehicle pass into the power pole knocking out power to 4,000 customers. >> next, japan is mack -- marking the devastating anniversary of the tsunami. >> boston marathon beef security ahead of the next race, with the measure put in place to keep the ever sent safe. >> the stars come out in san francisco for a good cause an event that tackled childhood >>> covering walnut creek, campbell, and burlingame this is abc7 news. >>> on tuesday morning, a look at the eastern span of the bay bridge and the camera and shaking. we will check with mike nicco in a couple of minutes. >> japan is commemorting the third and was of a devastating earthquake the jap freeze emperor a

until the malaysian airlines gets confirmation of that, until there is confirmation of wreckage and so on, it is difficult for them to give any kind of confirmation. the official line is that the aircraft are missing, and we don't know what happened to it. that's still the official position. we understand the various agencies are trying to get in touch with authorities in vietnam, trying to follow up and we are trying to find out how do we know the aircraft crashed. one assumes if it has crashed, it probably has done so. until we get confirmation it's difficult. it's agonising for the relatives. there was 150 to 160 chinese nationals on board the aircraft. an agonising weight. >> what are the authorities doing to assist the people, waiting for loved ones, the agonising wait. >> several hundred relatives, friends, are being looked after at a hotel near to here, wened. at the same time that is where malaysian airline officials have been giving news briefings. relatives have been kept away from media while they wait for any news they can get. >> one of the people from - one of the relativ

we are not going to break this until we had until tomorrow -- into tomorrow. you could get enough moisture early in the morning, there is a small chance of light freezing rain north and west of d.c.. i think, the warm air will catch up to the cold air, we will see showers in the afternoon. outhine is going to be back more abundantly. it will start to feel more like spring. our forecast for today, mostly cloudy skies. the temperatures are near 40 degrees. for tonight, clouds are sticking around. lows between 30 and 34 degrees. as we head into tomorrow, cloudy skies with a chance of showers in the afternoon hours. watch for freezing rain to the north and west in the morning. . little bit of progress hello spring. sunshine and 50 degree temperatures. it will be in the 60's as we head into friday and saturday. a few showers will be possible as a cold front approaches. temperatures will drop into next week. i am hoping that after monday it will start to go back up. let me have my -- no? ok. not looking forward to it. jacqui, thank you. why the washington national g

that search will continue until they have decided what it is that they have found. until then, we will wait and we will maintain a close touch on every single breaking development. i'm shepherd smith in new york. our coverage continues as news warrants for now. thank you. [ crowd noise/inaudible ] -- that they have spotted what has been described to us as two items of significant size, and then further described as some 24 meters in size, or about 78 feet across. two large pieces, 1,500 miles to the south and west of perth, australia. this is the general vicinity of the area. the original search area, as defined by the national transportation safety board, are those strange box-like things on the left-hand side of your screen, just above the fox news channel logo there, that's the area where they were searching. now we know they have found, not only these two large significant sized pieces, but also what's been described, though not using these words, as a debris field around it. the images were found on satellite after the national transportation safety board instr

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police expect street closures until 7:00 this morning. we understand that there is going to be a press conference this morning around 7:00. we will keep you posted as to what officials have to say. because this is still an active scene, it's most likely arson investigators won't be brought in here until much later. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. meantime heavy smoke from the fire was visible from all over the city. this is a picture from a plane. this picture was taken by another viewer as he crossed the golden gate bridge. that huge fire created a terrifying scene for many people living dangerously close to the burning building. they had watched the apartment building under construction slowly going up. yesterday they watched the same building going up in flame. the big fire shattered their windows, set off sprinklers. >> it was just like a loud explosion. >> just watching it progress. and it didn't seem like it was getting under control. >> mb stood for mega blocks 360 was for the number of un

for half a century until that night, j edgar hoover's fbi operated in total secrecy.mericans didn't really know what the fbi was doing, that there was a public fbi and a secret fbi. everything changed. >> what one thing the euro number -- do you remember that bothered you when you found out about the secret fbi? >> can i name two? first, one is from the first set of stolen file that i received when i was a reporter at the washington post. it was the very first document. it was an instruction to agents to act in such a way that they would enhance the paranoia and also make people think there was an fbi agent behind every mailbox. that was a really striking thing to find, the kind of thing that was people would not think placed in a file. that did have a shocking effect when he came public. there are so many things that are very interesting and that the public found very upsetting. foundk in the end what i most upsetting was the massive surveillance in two ways. first, the massive surveillance that was taking place in black communities. they documented what was taking p

results are not expected until this afternoon. the status and whereabouts of the girl's parents are not clear at this point. >> a man convicted of killing his father now faces life in prison. prosecutors say matty recruited three men from chicago to help him rob and kill his father and the family's home. to others tied his father to a chair while the took cash and an atm card. forced him to write his son a check for $100,000. after that he beat his father with a baseball bat and stabbed him in the throat. the accomplices say they did not plan to kill the father but he got angry when he realizes that more money than he was led to believe. >> to gang members will spend the rest of their life in prison. kevin walker and christopher harris were sentenced to over 100 years in prison for their roles in a shooting that killed an officer in 2009. a third man was also convicted in the shooting in 2011. members of the family spoke out. the officers 27 years old when he was killed. his first child was born three months after the death. >> th

don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. ask your doctor about lyrica today. it's specific treatment for diabetic nerve pain. >>> we want to get you up to date on the two major stories we're following. the search for malaysia airlines flight 370, a big change there, and the oscar pistorius murder trial where the so-called blade runner is expected to take the stand soon. >>> australia authorities stay focus of the search has shifted 1,100 kilometers to the northeast in the indian ocean they say that's because of what they are calling a new credible lead. new analysis of radar data that appears to show the jetliner did not fly as previously thought. >>> meantime, in pretoria, south africa, perhaps the most dramatic day in the murder trial of olympian oscar pistorius is about to get under way. you're seeing him there enter the courthouse within this past hour. now, it's not official but pistorius is widely expected to testify in his own defense, t

it doesn't get here until this evening. the cold front will bring another chance of rain and really make those temperatures tumble into the evening. enjoy today. 60 is your high temperature. recess will be outside. but that night we go back down to 30. increasing scattered showers. a good chance of that into the overnight. tamara's high is 40. wear your winter coats as we reach 30 degrees on sunday. >> no more recess. still ahead ... the surprising singer who left judges speechless on "the voice" in italy. we'll show you the video that's blowing up the web. plus -- *kurt cobain is trending this morning. we'll tell you what police released 20-years after this death. and -- what can we expect weather-wise now that spring has sprung... we'll hear from tom skilling. police in seattle have released two new photos from the scene where kurt cobain died, almost 20 years ago. the frontman for "nirvana" shot himself to death while high on drugs. there was speculation that police had reopened their investigation into his death. but it

up until now, they haven't managed to do. >> to establish a motive.ng forward, it sent over yet, is it for the state? >> absolutely not. i think it is clear at this point that state's strategy up until now has essentially been to meet the bear min num standard to get the team a need to present their case. they have called their case circumstantial from the beginning it is circumstantial at best in many respects up to now. one pistorius takes the stand, they will vigorously attack him in cross-examine and win the case that way. >> he could take the stand first. >> absolutely. >> an egyptian court, the trial will resume next month. >> the same court sentences 529 muslim brotherhood backers to death. stemming from violent riots in august. demonstrations broke out against the sentences, which the court handed down after a two-day trial. >> amnesty international, and the united states have spoken out against the death sentences. >> change of pace here. gwyneth paltrow and her husband chris martin. the they have been married for ten years. they say, they st

some of the rub cans say they'll wait until the last minute. some are willing to wait until the last minute and vote on it, and take the vote at that time. i think it's a little lower than 19, i think it's a little lower, i emphasise, we will not know where we are, until we get a chance to vote on it - up or down, but take a vote much anyone that wants to vote no, you can do that. at least give us an opportunity to vote. >> a few months ago the thought was a lot of republicans in the house would support something. things have changed. i want to bring up a couple of developments. paul ryan, a top republican told the u.s. hispanic chamber of commerce that it's not a question of if we fix our bren bren -- broken immigration laws, it's a question of when. it was said that it will cut $900 million off the deficit. when you have support from paul ryan, and all this money that the congressional budget office says you'll save if you pass immigration reform, i have to ask - are supporters of reform not doing a good job of selling the bill? >> no, the su

but not until all most a year after her boy died. camille and her children lived in these project apartments. poor to the eye, but rich in mind and spirit. bell was an honor student in the gifted program at school. >> he got to the store. he bought the -- he started back home. >> less than half a block from this store, bell stepped off this curb. and vanished. >> and nobody saw anybody do anything come back across the street. that's the last -- that we saw him. >> skacamille bell called the police. they came and said they would write a report. that's all. days went by. camille waited with two older children and yousef's children. >> she is terrified. if he can go to the store and they can steal him, then she doesn't want to leave the house. she doesn't want to do anything. >> camille hid her own fear from her children. >> and you've got to hold them together so you can't act as scared as you are. >> the body of yusef bell was found in an abandoned schoolhouse. >> his body would not turn up for another month. yusef bell had been stran

we won't get the news until tomorrow. bill neely. >>> two years after a man and a woman were shot and killed in san jose, detectives say they have found their suspect. 31-year-old pedro medina was extradited back to the united states from mexico yesterday. officers say he was hiding since the deadly shooting of 2012. he reportedly dated one of the victims. >>> homicide detectives are trying to figure out exactly what happened to a man found dead in his san jose home. police were conducting a welfare check not far from silver creek high school. they went inside when no one answered and found the body. they're calling the death suspicious. >> the circumstances surrounding the body were such that we believe it could be a crime scene. we can't be positive, but we're airing on the side of caution to make sure if there is evidence of a crime that we preserve and collect it so we can identify suspects at a later time if there is a crime. >> the man's identity and how he died has not been released. >> the former richmond teacher

tracks shut down, at least until sunrise. we'll show you where your commute is getting rerouted, next. >>> we'll show you why that reroute will leave you as far as flow of traffic. back upat bay bridge toll plaza, s slowing in east bay. >> a mild and muggy start to wednesday. hours away for more heavy rainfall moving into the bay areal. i'll time this out to your doorstep, coming up. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, march 5th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good wednesday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker in for laura. >> i'm scott mcgrew. happening now, more headaches for morning commuters as b.a.r.t. service between freemont and hayward remains shut down. stations have been closed since late last night after a person was killed by a b.a.r.t. train near the south hayward station. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live at the scene where b.a.r.t. riders are still showing up expecting to catch a ride, christie. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. you can tell who they are. they have a

caltrans tells us until about 6:00. so that's one of the our longer stretches of running roadwork in the south bay. nimitz freeway everything is free and clear so far as you pass downtown oakland and the macarthur maze. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you, liz. >>> people living in an east bay community are just fed up with crime. and now they are sending a direct message to criminals. kpix 5's andria borba with how a handwritten sign is uniting a community. >>> reporter: it seems near the corner of joan and la vista in concord, everyone has a story of burglary, robbery or vandalism. >> we have had mail stolen from neighbors. >> reporter: what was taken in the robbery? >> a tv and some jewelry. >> reporter: even 15-year-old georgie robles. his home was robbed. >> it felt really sad that someone invaded our privacy. that really shouldn't happen. >> reporter: the neighborhood is fedup and feels the problems are come from nearby markham park and they have something to say about those problems.

i didn't know until taco bell until college. i was very sheltered as a child. >>> we start off with some very serious news on this friday. hard to believe it has been 21 days since flight 370 disappeared. now, search teams are still chasing the leads to the missing plane's location. crews are searching a new area. some 700 miles northeast of the previously announced target zone for debris. this is based off new data suggesting the aircraft was moving faster than previously thought, meaning it would have run out of fuel faster. nbc's ian williams joins you from perth. what does this mean for the old search area? >> well, it means, thomas, that for now, they are moving out of that old search area. they had appeared to be honing in on an area in the southern part of the indian ocean, aided by multiple satellite images. it now appears that they were false leads and, in fact, those satellite images might not have been the aircraft at all. the new search is based on an examination, a re-examination of radar data which suggests the air

let's talk about the seashore, where we still have until 8:00 this morning. a high surf advisory in police for local beaches all the way to monta ray bay. breakers up to 18 feet certainly possible. meanwhile numbers today yesterday from 60 to about 72 degrees. the extended forecast does call for, spring officially arrives on thursday. that's a look at your weather. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning, row number to. >>> for right now, the roads look pretty good. we had a earlier accidents, a few -- chp said all good to all across the bay bridge. the left lane incline out toward treasure island like you usually do at this time of the morning. highway advisories in effect for the -- traffic out of hayward moving at the speed limit. no major overroad work. everything quiet as well. that's your latest traffic. >>> the driver of that tour bus that struck a man crossing the street may have been trying to beat a red light. happened in san francisco. witnesses say the tour bus driver was speeding to make it through the intersection before the light turned red. p

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will have until the technology. but let's do some trivia.we have our question, who did they defeat in their first official american league game on * a. detroit april 24th 1901? * b. cleveland * c. philadelphia * d. new york ? >> i am looking it up. >> don't cheat! don't you know this? >> what is your hometown? >> at its cleveland! >> there is. he should have known that demetrius. it >>which sox player once hit two grand slams in a game? * a. robin ventura * b. frank thomas * c. dick allen * d. moose skowron >> i liked the name moves i'd pick moves. >> i go with a. >> that's correct. the sox clinched their 1993 divisional title behind a key home run from what player? * a. darrin jackson * b. bo jackson * c. ron jackson * d. joe jackson which jackson was it? >> i go with answer be. >> it should be the, bo jackson. if you go out the white sox game one of the great things is you can tailgate and we have a technology store to show you some of the new technology for tailgating. have you ever used one of these grilled thermometers? he put this in y

seeing none, let's continue the vote, continue this item until later in this meeting. let's call the next item until after the report of the executive director and hopefully we'll have proprietor here in case you want to make comments. >> the next item is 6. public comment on non-agenda item. madam chair. >> do we have any public comment. >> i have one speaker card from oscar james. >> hello, oscar james again. i just want to make a comment about the ground breaking for the dr. davis senior housing. it was to me a tremendous success, both the ground breaking and the event that happened afterwards. i was in vip, the section, my wife and myself and four of the dr. davis staff and we prepared a lot of food. any way, two of the people that came in donated $5,000 a piece for the fundraiser. there's more that was raised, but i can only remember the big money. one lady paid $250 for a slice of mywife's key lime cake. i don't know how many people tasted it. i know commissioner ellington was there. it was a success. commissioner king was there who i was glad to see. i did give

we'll stand until the end to fight for what is ours. moscow was not built in a day. >> mikhail says it's been a difficult time. he mashed alongside russian forces in parades, and many were friends, but he is not bitter. >> i'm not angry at anyone. they are military men, we are military, and we have to obey our own orders. >> like others, mikhail and his family face an uncertain future. >> more than 4,000 servicemen in crimea face the russian ultimatum. three weeks since a jumbo jet vanished without a trace - now a new search area or promise from australia. fears of a pandemic as one of the world's deadliest viruses spreads. where the latest case of ebola has been found. a report says you can already see the effects of climate change are everywhere. stay with us. >> there is breaking news out of pakistan. the former president has been charged with treason. he's been indicted for unlawfully suspending the constitution. musharraf was a long-serving leader and faces the death penalty if convicted. >> a new c.e.o. faces congress over the gm

sometimes it's necessary, you don't know what you got until it's gone like this rain.have chances all the way through the weekend and into next week. showers are approaching the north bay right now, mostly getting organized activity. you might get caught under some drizzle, but i want to show you the differences. the south bay still nice and sunny. we're getting a little wind. here it in san francisco, completely socked in. we're expecting the showers to start up in the city by the bay and really intensify by north bay for the next couple hours. it bhiegt a good time to pull out that em brel la and have it with you. the rain arrives in the north bay after about 1:00 p.m. it could billion rough if you're expecting someone on their way ohm and they're late, this could be why. the bulk of the moisture is going to start moving in. the bulk of moisture will end up in the north bay. none the less we'll accumulate possibly up to a half inch of rain here in san jose. stopping that clock for you into your thursday, spotty unorganized activity tomorrow, but i want to show you a

girls who pledge not to kiss or have sex until they marry.nd fathers who pledge to be their daughter's boyfriends until they find them a man worth marrying. so exactly what are these purity promises? and can they be kept? >> bye, love you. >> when you go into middle school, it's like you want to get a boyfriend before you go up to high school. you need to have a boyfriend in order to be cool. >> reporter: but caroline johnson won't have a boyfriend. not now, not in high school, not until she's ready to marry. because already at age 12, she's taken a vow of purity. it nose tis not just about sex. no dating. kissing? >> no. >> i just want to make sure my first kiss is with a guy i'm going to be with forever. >> unthinkable for a lot of kids her age, but not for the other kids at her church. >> the culture is going to challenge you really fast. really quick. what do you mean you're not dating? they're going to say, you're weird. >> reporter: caroline's father ron is the pastor. each of her older seblings has already taken the purity vow. >> i wa

it's not our dollars until we have satisfied the obligations in effect. it would help us meet our existing obligations in any of our major approved project areas. certainly afterwards after 10 -15 years wind down the city could expand if there are any additional improvements needed and use sz with consistent law. the next item relates to an administrative cost an allowance for housing entities public housing entities differentiated from the city's housing success or, the mayor's office of housing and community developments. the way the law is written as you know there is 3 percent administrative fee. so whatever the total value of property tax is, 3 percent on top of that can be used for administrative cost up to three 3 percent and this now allows the housing entities for administrative cost. 1 percent to housing authorities. it doesn't go to the locals. in fact the previous versions of the bills specifically exclude the cities and counties from this. it was only meant to go e to the federal agencies. here because our, the city elected to be the housing

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avoid the area, it will be closed until at least 9:00. as we move to the rest of the commute, the 580/680 interchange, that's going to be a slow one of the westbound 580 jammed up from the 205 interchange roaching dublin. the san mateo bridge has been trouble-free. it's been a nice drive for highway 92. in fact, that continues at the limit for that westbound direction as you approach 101. no delays approaching 280 either. the bay bridge commute though the metering lights should be switched on in just a few moments. you can see the backups now extending to the 880 overcrossing. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >>> storm clouds gathering now. the rain not too far away. in fact, the rain beginning to move into far northern california. you can see it showing up on our satellite-radar combo. our hi-def doppler radar showing you the main band of rain still off the coastline but not far away. once it gets here it will pack a punch especially in the north bay at first not quite reaching ukiah just yet but here in the next couple

we have construction that will last until 2:00 this afternoon.could slow things down leaving the city and headed into emeryville, so a couple of lanes are shut down and that will last until 2:00 this afternoon. in the westbound direction we have lanes shut down and that will re-open at 5:00. we are looking at a few minutes. we have an accident blocking two lands northbound 680 at highway 24 because c.h.p. is reporting between stone valley and there will be a couple of lanes blocked with a nasty accident involving one vehicle that hit the center divider. hopefully no major injuries. in san jose, northbound 280, two-car crash, blocking a right lane at 880, but no delays so far. southbound along 880 we will be seeing a few slow downs as you make it up to 280 but the bay bridge toll plaza shows it is clear away from the maze into san francisco. >>> a 12-year-old boy in new jersey is hitting a home run with an idea to support united states troops overseas, he thought it would be cool to san baseball to the troops with notes of support. it started as a

some players offered to go the route, it wasn't until 1995 when kevin garnett announced a decision toorego college. in 2006 the n.b.a. announced the one and done rule, forcing student athletes to attend college for at least one year or until they were 19 years of age, changing the face of the n.c.a.a. >> most of the kids coming in now, it's crazier than ever. one and done - i've got to leave in six months. we don't recruit on that. everyone thinks we do. i tell kids they need to stay at least two years. if something happens after one, i'm not holding you back. >> you're one and down, you are out the door before you enter. getting coaching and college, where it's not about the individual, it's about the team, the school, the coach. having the foundation before you come into the n.b.a. would benefit the n.b.a. >> the days of the same players is a thing of the past. for these superstars, foregoing most of its college appearance is creating a different look. >> more of the players in the college game are those that may not be the most super talented athletic guys but they know how to play

keeping it safe and clear until narcotics investigations continue when they get the search warrant. this was discovered after a neighbor called 9-1-1 before midnight reporting a small fire on the roof. firefighters wanted to make sure it does not spread. no one was home so they forced their way in and found a large marijuana "grow" operation with several rooms filled with plants. >> crews checked to see if there are any issues with the electrical lines. they require a lot of power. they are trying figure out who lives here. investigators are looking for a judge to sign off on the search warrant and they will be here and boxing up all plants inside and pulling them out. >>> breaking overnight in hayward, police are investigating a hit-and-run accident rollover that happened at 7th at 1:40. officers are looking for the driver of this s.u.v. the vehicle ended up on its side after it smashed into a parked car. the driver of the s.u.v. tock off. there may have been others in the s.u.v. but they left the scene. no one was hurt. >>> 20 students are capped out at city college of san francis

they won't accept it until something is fished out of the waters here. and just to emphasize how difficult the task is of searching, today the search was suspended because of bad weather. there is a lot of assets now sitting here in perth, more than ten aircraft. there are ships out there at sea, a small fleet of them. but they weren't able to get into the search area today because of monster waves, wind, terrible weather, cloud. and the authorities here just decided it was too dangerous to try and send out planes in these conditions. an australian military supply ship that had been looking to try and find the debris that was identified yesterday or objects which were seen yesterday by an australian aircraft was forced to leave the area and won't return until things have settled down. probably tomorrow. and al know buoys were dropped, although there were markers dropped close to where the objects were seen, the churning waters and the terrible conditions could have moved whatever was there away to other areas. so really just emphasizing how difficult thi

right now the northbound 280 off ramp is shut down until further notice. the corner is on -- coroner is on scene. plus, we also have some road work and a power outage we want to let you know about too. >> you're busy already. >>> it is 4:30. we begin this morning police detectives will be at an east bay area high school to question students about a possible hate crime on campus. kpix 5's andria borba tells us it happened in the bathroom at a hercules high school. >> reporter: this boys' restroom is the scene of what hercules police officers are calling a horrific on campus assault. it happened just after 11:00 at hercules middle and high school. that's when a 15-year-old transgender teen walked into the boys restroom as the student was leaving, three 16 to 17-year-old boys walked in. >> forced into the handicap stall and physically and sexually assaulted. >> reporter: afterward the victim walked to the school nurse's office and asked for help. the student biologically a female but identifies male was then taken to the hospital for treatment and rape kit. h

it is expected to be shut down until 8 a.m. take thornton or alvarado niles as an alternate. we'll let you know when they re- open the intersection. metering lights are off on the bay bridge. traffic continues light across the bridge heading into the city. san mateo bridge, no major construction so all lanes are open in both directions of 92. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." back to you. >>> questions are being raised about the teardown of a 9.4 million bike path connector on the new bay bridge that was only used for 7 months. caltrans is taking it down at the entrance to the eastern span. they say the $9.4 million connector was just temporary until demo crews could remove the old bridge. why not just delay the opening of the bike path in the first place? our phil matier put that question to caltrans. >> reporter: why did we spend that money just to tear it down? >> the thought was that the bike path is an integral part of the design of the new bridge and there was high demand for this. >> this is a thing we had to do in order

wait until you see the reservoirs. rain slicked streets greeted drivers and a closer look shows there is a lot of water rushing through marin county. much of it is moving downhill side streams. but it is nothing compared to this. an astounding amount of water is spilling into alpine lake which is now completely full. last month marin's water supply was looking downright desperate. >> the water situation we were in is better than it was one month ago. we had 20 inches of rain in the month of february. our average is nine. >> she says that is not a record, but it is the most rain they have seen over one month in 20 years. >> it is amazing. i am glad the rains finally came. >> they came up from fairfax to check out the reservoirs spilling over. >> what do you think about the water up there? >> i think it is quite amazing. >> he is not kidding. this was the reservoir last december looking more like a desert. since then marin's water supply has gone from 40% to 70% of normal. >> does this mean the drought situation is over

station closed until further notice. team coverage, next. >>> sure to cover that traffic flow as things will abjusted. more folks advised to hit the road, more folks hitting this road, coming up. >>> one good thing, we don't have active radar to show you. rain is moving in within a matter of hours. i'll tell you how much we're expect and more rain on the way for the weekend. a lot to go over in your full forecast. >>> now, hiring. a new report explain what's in store for hiring for silicon valley companies this year. >>> a live look outside at beautiful bay bridge. talking about sparkling lights and if they'll stick around. we'll fill you in on that coming up. it's wednesday, march 5th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker, in for laura garcia-cannon. >> scott mcgrew. b.a.r.t. service between the freemont and south hayward stations shut down this morning all because of a deadly collision which happened 11:30 last night when a train hit a person on the tracks. "to

he can't do that, but they fly for 2 1/2 hours until they run out of gas. does that fit? al diehl is not saying that's what happened, but i would sure keep looking. wie just hope the united states navy gets out there with a significant number -- >> i do, too. dr. alan diehl, formerly ntsb and an faa crash investigator. thank you so much. so we're living off mystery and intrigue fumes and we kind of all are, those of us who are so interested in what happened to this. and history tells us that the simplest explanation we can think of often bngs the one that's true. is it possible that that plane is just right there in the drink, right where the contact ended and just nobody's found it? it is possible. >>> now to this. we are the ones who did it. that's from osama bin laden's son-in-law in court. let's back that up. let's back that up. here it is. we are the once who did it. osama bin laden's son-in-law said that's what the al qaeda leader told him the night of the september 11th attacks, we're the ones who did it. the son-in-law took the stand today at his trial here in new

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