. >> did you like us being nice to people? do you want us to be nice? >> do you want us to be nice? we can be nice. >> [ bleep ]. >>> this is a perfect example of why you shouldn't talk on the phone while you're driving. this is on the i-87 in new york. the clifton park and half moon ambulance company is responds to an accident. you can see there is a passenger car still in the lane on the side of the road, three lane there is, and you can see a car where they're responding to a medical emergency and then you see an officer's car pull up behind all of the action and in front of the ambulance where this dash cam is running. notice what happens less than a minute later after the paramedics get out of the car and walk over to help treat the patient. >> oh! >> according to police they say this woman was talking on the phone, hit her brakes because you could hear the sound of the brakes before you saw the car enter the video. hit into the back of this police car. the ambulance wasn't hit. none of the crew or patient they were treating or anybody on the groundworkers helping were hurt but

be there. apply the nert perspectives to any suspected terrorism. we're going to use the term be nice. we're part of -- the president asked americans to volunteer to help improve your own community. you are doing that now. you are part of the umbrella called citizens corps. what's the objective? for you, it's to prepare for natural disasters, especially if you live here in san francisco, the earthquakes. form an exercise, neighborhood and workplace teams. is that what you're do ?g we did a little practice right now. you are going to respond to immediate needs in your area following a major disaster. what about here in san francisco, major metropolitan area. what are some possible areas in the city? golden gate bridge, right here. beautiful sunset today, i was watching it as we got here. what else? the bay bridge, candlestick, monster park, 42,000 will be in attendance on any sold out giants game, 62,000 on a 49er game. what else? b of a building. transamerica. this is a major -- so these are -- those are buildings. but what else might you think about? bart, transportation. we'll talk a

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the down could soon be licensed for use at other hospitals. >> very nice. >> we will be right back. >>> congratulations are in order for an iconic piece of bay area history. san francisco's cable caroline turns 135 today. hear that sound. >> looking good for 135. >> right. in honor of the university, a limited number of free rides handed out as well as free coffee today. cable carrabelle ringing challenge held this morning. that's not easy to do. you've got to get the beat. >> is this the rhythm. >> yeah. depends what song you're going to sing or play. >> what are you playing now. >> i don't know. >> i thought you were trying to hit me. >> join us at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. go giants. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios - ten minutes. ten minutes to air. cast, you should change for the cold open. [knock at door] - hey. you wanted to see me? - does it seem weird in here to you? [laughter] everything looks like a mexican soap

actual trophy will be on display and meteorologist frances dinglasan tells us, it's going to be a niceoutside and look at boats. >> it will be breezy, especially around the bay. 10-20 mile-per-hour winds, around the state partly cloudy conditions in california, 62 in high in tahoe and monterey. here in the bay area, lots of sunshine with temperatures in the 70s in some locations. >> look forward to getting outside. thank you so much for joining us on saturday morning news. we continue at 5:00 p.m. until then, you asked for it. the exclusive alarm clock app is available for your android phone or tablet and kindle fire. download it for free at amazon app store and on google. it's still available if you have an iphone. thanks so much for joining us. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hello everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. wild animals flaunt their flamboyant colors for all sorts of reasons. to send a warning. >> the bright colors mean "stay away." >> to attract their mate. now that is absolutely the

joining us now is a virginia state senator, and an opponent of virginia's new law. senator, thank you so much for being with us tonight. niceve you here. >> thank you for having me back, rachel. >> now that virginia republicans have passed this law requiring new kinds of i.d. at the polls, what is your plan for your party's response? do you concentrate on trying to get the new law blocked in court? do you try to make sure people have what they need in order to vote? where do you expect to jump in? >> we're going to take two tracks, rachel. one, we're going to hope that the justice department through its exercise under section 5 of the voting rights act, puts a stop to this. but look, we lost that battle, the battle over the bill in the legislature, so we have to be about the business of making sure every virginian knows what the law is and gets their photo i.d. the good news is it doesn't apply to this election. of course, there's always an election in virginia every year. it won't apply until next year. >> in terms of who is likely to be disenfranchised by this new law, which group of virginians are disproportionately not

us. nice to see you. >> nice to be here. >> that letter was a surprise to you? >> it was.was certainly unsolicited and showed that mrs. thatcher was not at all afraid to interfere in the internal politics of the united states. >> that was in a heated debate when people were trying to keep you from assuming that post. >> yes. it didn't affect joe biden and john kerry. >> how did you know her? >> i met her as a junior official in the reagan and bush administrations. i got to know her better after the first bush administration, after she had left the office of prime minister. as she became very interested in debates in the european union about the future of the euro, the common currency, which she kept britain out of. she saw the risk to british currency in the sovereign euro and was wise in doing so. >> what do you think she'd think about the chaos going on around the world, iran, north korea and china? >> she was the first person to see in mikhail gorbachev the possibility there was a different kind of soviet leader, as he turned out to be. not willing to use force to keep

nice one weather wise. some overcast skies from christina loren. she'll be back to tell uswhen that rain is going to be coming in. stick around. back in a matter of minutes. >>> we have new details this morning on the rutgers men's basketball coach accused of abusing players, caught on tape. based on pressure rutgers fired head coach mike rice in response to the video showing the coach physically abusing his players. you can see the head coach firing basketballs directly at his players during practice. allegedly he also used gay slurs to reprimand playersñ rice actually was suspended and fined the last year for his actions after a team official showed the video to the school's athletic director. this morning with all the bad pub and pressure, the school takes further action and fires rice. >>> on the national front, tensions in korea continue to escalate today. yesterday north korea sealed off a joint industrial park it operates with the south refusing entry to south korean workers. richard i thienin ingel with th >> reporter: some 120 skouth korean businesses operate insid

>> if he wants a gold star from us, that would be a nice way to get it. thank you, clint van zandt, thank you, phillip. please join us again. >>> much more on boston bombing coming up this hour. when we return we're going to get into the law of this case. dzhokhar tsarnaev was formally charged today. he'll be prosecuted through the criminal justice system despite republicans who say he should be treated as an enemy combatant. >>> later, the russian connection. we have new details about the older brother, tamerlan, and his six-month trip overseas to russia, that area, as he became increasingly more devout in his religion and radicalism. >>> here in washington, the marathon bombings have already started to change the debate on things like -- you knew this was coming -- immigration. >>> finally, life started to return to normal this weekend in boston. i was up there as the slow healing begins. this is "hardball." as we say up there, "hardball." the place for politics. >>> he will not be treated as an enemy combatant. we will prosecute this terrorist through o

be a nice day ind the district. distr we got the emancipation day parade. is it going to be a nice day for usn't get sunshine all all day, but we will get peeks of sunshine and a little warmer the low 70s, it will be spring-like. we're not expecting much in thet way of rain, a little drizzle earlier, that will be the mostwi we willll see. washington you can see much mid amid-atlantic is in the 50s, cooler to the north, boston 40 degrees, and 43 in chicago, c do have some fog out there and some low clouds. cloud we saw a little maritime layer r with the winds coming out of off the estw east we had clouds offe ocean. we should see sunshine duringsus the afternoon or late morning. n it won't be a perfectly sunny sy day by any means, partly to mostly cloudy day, with temperatures, bouncing back into the low 70s so warmer than yesterday. yest daytime highs yesterday not quite the weather forecast iffoe you're going to be out in the te parade that kind of thing. th 73 in washington, 68 in annapolis, as we get more sunshine down, we start getting in the mid-70s, 77 in fredericksburg, 75 in culpepper

being used the u.s. claim that they've got evidence of the nerve agent sarin that's being this being nice but then you have damascus saying that they have evidence of the rebels are using that same agents we saw after the attack in aleppo this week a claim and counterclaim between damascus and the rebel groups and we've had the syrian information minister say that in the attack that happened in aleppo that the the weapons that could have possibly come from turkey then of course you have the rebels accusing the government you've got. given by a rebel commander recently saying that actually defect is within the syrian army of being lost by some of the rebel groups to stay where they are to ensure that all the vehicles in that chemical weapons weren't going to fall into the hands of extremists and of course the likes of the recent statements and the prime minister here in the u.k. echo. well the u.s. is that it has to be said that there is no hard evidence yet the chemical weapons have actually been used in the country and i think that highlights really why it's a vital and why there's been so much action to

being used the u.s. claim that they've got evidence of the nerve agent sarin that's being this being nice but then you have to mask it saying that they have evidence of the rebels are using that same agent so incredibly difficult to verify and lots of this information comes from video from claims from those inside the country it's a very complex civil war we heard one of the rebel commanders in an interview he had said that actual defectors within the syrian army are now being asked by the free syrian army to remain where they are so that they can prevent the chemical weapons and armored vehicles falling into the hands of extremist groups so if it's just another twist in what he said is an incredibly complex situation on the ground that in light of the recent statements and the prime minister here in the u.k. echoing what the u.s. is that it has he says that there is no hard evidence as yet that chemical weapons have actually been used in the country and i think that highlights really why it's a vital and why there's been so much action to try and get the u.n. investigated that all in the ground to try and

joining us right now to talk about it is the president and ceo of business wire, kathy baron tamraz. thank you so much for joini ini us. >> nice to be here. >> help us understand and your reaction to the s.e.c.'s decision for companies using social media to communicate company announcements. do you believe it's not as big an audience to warrant such a disclosure? >> well, today, i mean, i think 12% of internet users are on twitter today, so it's pretty small. we embrace social media. we've got 61 twitter feeds, and we see it as a real compliment to the wire, but as far as a stand-alone, it really doesn't compare to the push distribution that we offer to our clients. and it's also the idea of safety and security as well. >> understand, but i don't think the s.e.c. is saying that twitter or social media would replace traditional avenues of communication, do you? it would just augment or add to what you folks already do. >> that's exactly right. and if you read the report that they issued, after the netflix investigation, you'll see that it's very cautionary and they're harking back to regular f-d in 2000. and the interpretive guidance

it will be nice. use the day. things will change very quickly. getaway friday, we don't have any flight delays out of sfo. 52 degrees, looking good. a little bit of fog and low cloud cover. we don't have any other delays to tell you about, except for in boston. faa reporting that as a staffing delay. you want to check ahead with your carrier if you are trying to get into that area of the country. 52, livermore, 54, san jose, 52 in gilroy as we head throughout the next couple of days. temperatures are going to be comfortable for the first part of the day. you might want to go ahead and seek shade. seek that a.c. for the second half of the day as temperatures are going to be very warm. today is the coolest and by quite a bit. 68 degrees at noon today. you can see your winds are still coming out of the west. 6 miles per hour in san francisco. that's making for comfortable readings. we are going to deal with a little bit of fog between 7:00 and 9:00 and by noon, completely clear conditions. highs today, down right comfortable. we'll have your full fo

he was destined to die before that and that's what he did what he did elegantly and nicely using a silk scarf he'll. be with. the well known russian lawyer of french descent alexandra de blas inskeep has long been defending the interests of russian oligarchs there was a time when he was on good terms with better. in a bid to turn business into power the wealthy entrepreneur asked of inskeep to be his lawyer but the invitation was declined. i don't like crazy people he was obsessed with the idea. you never knew how the tale would work out in the end. you always have to work with crazy people with so much but when one of them is obsessed with politics it's hard to work with them. politics and we are completely different things. better equally insistent in calling on you to join the opposition but fail to gain the sinister rest of the ninety's was now the target of derision and jokes nobody took him seriously anymore alexander that doesn't believe better he was murdered by special services what would have been the point of killing him he had long since ceased to be a threat. and incredible number of peopl

for us it will be sunny and nice today. temperatures rebounding but mostly sunny. morning low clouds. mainly favoring the coast. kind of a quiet pattern. 60s and 70s coast and bay. generally around 74 and 76 for most inland areas. mostly sunny saturday and that system drives down to the north sunday. i don't think we will get any rain out of it. we will get clouds and wind cranking up on monday and windy and warmer on tuesday. >>> time now 6:22. a bizarre death happened in seattle at a metro station. what we know about a man found unresponsive at the bottom of an escalator. >>> plus the contest to name a new arrival at the academy of sciences. >>>s 6:25. washington state officials areing the death -- are investigating the death of bell after falling on ann escalator. bell fell and his clothes got caught in an escalator. he was found unconscious and unresponsive early sunday morning. the department of labor and industries is investigating how his clothes became stuck. >>> time is 6:25. blood banks often talk about a blood shortage but in 1985 the food and drug admin

for us it will be sunny and nice today. temperatures rebounding but mostly sunny. morning low clouds. mainly favoring the coast. kind of a quiet pattern. 60s and 70s coast and bay. generally around 74 and 76 for most inland areas. mostly sunny saturday and that system drives down to the north sunday. i don't think we will get any rain out of it. we will get clouds and wind cranking up on monday and windy and warmer on tuesday. >>> time now 6:22. a bizarre death happened in seattle at a metro station. what we know about a man found unresponsive at the bottom of an escalator. >>> plus the contest to name a new arrival at the academy of sciences. >>>s 6:25. washington state officials areing the death -- are investigating the death of bell after falling on ann escalator. bell fell and his clothes got caught in an escalator. he was found unconscious and unresponsive early sunday morning. the department of labor and industries is investigating how his clothes became stuck. >>> time is 6:25. blood banks often talk about a blood shortage but in 1985 the food and drug admin

nice work. new details, something known as patient dumping. it's a practice reportedly now being used by nevada hospital impacting the bay area. the sacramento b reporting at least five of the more than 1500 patients sent out of state on greyhound buses ended up in san jose. the rawson neal psychiatric hospital shipping patients all over the country in the past five years, including more than 200 to los angeles and 36 of them to san francisco. san francisco's district attorney now investigating those reports and is considering legal action. >>> the silicon valley may not be as green as we think literally. a new study shows only about 15 and a half percent of san jose is shaded with trees. in comparison about 60% of the city is covered with buildings, asphalt or concrete. the study which uses lasers to map trees from the area found that the willow glen and rose garden areas of san jose had the most greenery, whereas central san jose has the least. mayor chuck reed says he hopes to plant 100,000 trees by 2022 to reduce the city's carbon footprints. >>> new this morning speaking of keepi

. >> christina loren is back to tell us about how nice it is going to be all week long. >> we want tostart with your current temperatures, mid-50s, pretty good-looking day shaping up. you probably will notice the difference. it is going to be hotter today than yesterday. yesterday, we hit that threshold of perfection. the 80s. today, the 90s return and i think you'll certainly notice the mid-90s as we head deeper into the workweek. good morning to you. 60 degrees to start. good morning, san jose. high pressure builds in. it is going to drive those winds offshore starting today and with a pretty potent offshore flow. highs are easily going to reach the mid-90s as we head deeper into the week. today is not even close to as hot as we are headed. 90, livermore. 90, fairfield. 81, fremont. 76, san francisco. your full forecast in just a few moments. i'll show you that seven-day. i'll show you how many days we will be dealing with the 90s and who could see the triple digits for the first time this year coming up. i want to check your drive. good monday morning. >>> we are looking over here,

us. >> nice to be here. >> so in terms of yields, where do you seep them heading this year?yields, i mean, a lot of rhetoric for several months now has been yields going higher. and we started to test that but every time that ten-year treasury gets to 210, something happens. the european situation hasn't gone away. you see cyprus reared its ugly head, flight to quality. north korean situation, flight to quality, and now the japanese move last night was a very, very big deal for the fixed income market. so it's likely that rates stay range-bound. it's hard to believe there is enough growth or inflation in the pipeline to see those yields spike significantly higher. i think if we can get out of some of these situations that we're facing right now, rates go perhaps a mildly higher, but i think 2, 2 1/4 is probably top of the range. >> we have you on to talk about muni bonds, but obviously we would love to get your take on what has happened in japan and how you think that will ultimately impact the fixed income markets at large, not just in japan, obviously. >> well, it gives mo

that big ridge of high pressure that kept us so nice and mild is heading to socal where's going to be really hot for today. we'll end up in the upper 70s as opposed to the low to mid-70s. 73 in livermore. 69 in fremont. san francisco, not too shabby, down from 80. but you'll hit 64 degrees today. through the weekend, here it is, saturday's going to be better than sunday for outdoor plans. it will be warmer. we're going to see less this terms of wind. you can actually hit the beach at 67 degrees in places like pacifica and half moon bay. sunday, rather mild out there. but you want to keep in mind if you want to go to the beach, kind of a rough sea out there. it will be breezy to windy. back to you, jon and marla. >> thanks. >>> nice day for you to get outside. marla got a chance to go out and meet some little animals from down under this morning. something that all of us can do if you want to take a trip down south. >> folks from the san diego zoo are in the bay area promoting their brand-new exhibit called the australian outback. i met some kukaborrows and some cockatoos. i have to te

us. she is considered shy. >> it is nice to be paid for your work. i am very thankful. >> some of the women have been mentally and physically abused by their husbands, but they do not want to talk about that in public. even having women wearing jeans would have been unthinkable a few years ago, but things are slowly beginning to change. >> i graduated from high school in 1978, and i would have gotten a good job, but my father forbade me to work. when i got married, my husband also said i did not have to work. at first he did not allow me, but then i started working here four years ago, and i am very content. >> many of the women have a hard struggle behind them. first, they had to persuade their husbands that turning garbage into beautiful objects is honest work. some of the men are now proud that their wives work here. but tara tells us that one husband immediately stopped giving his wife her pocket money. rehan was lucky. her husband supports the decision to work and even pitches and. for her, a day with the other women is not only work but also a

temperatures today are going to be rather nice once again. most of us in the low to mid-50s look at that, 52 is as cold as it gets around santa rosa and up around san rafael. 58 at half moon bay, low to mid-50s around the bayshore. take look at the next three days a few changes in the forecast. today is wet but clear the clouds tomorrow and we'll see a warming trend through wednesday. wednesday will be the warmest afternoon and more wet weather for thursday. let's find out the morning commute. >> 87 drive is looking clear, no crashes but wet roads. this is the julian off-ramp. in san jose, we have a brand-new crash report. car southbound 280 hit a tree at winchester. we'll follow that in just a little bit. we are looking at areas in marin county where fog could be a hazard. you are looking a little bit of reduced speed. 55 miles an hour out of lucas valley and into san rafael. >> eric: next, dramatic video of a bus engulfed in flames and the scare for people who weren't on the bus. >> and emergency surgery overnight for the college player that horrified

nice be. a glow in the assassinate the best among us the terrorist who kills a journalist like my colleague at the news channel or who kills a religious man behind an academic or teacher certainly doesn't do it for religious reasons it's obvious he does it mostly for money because our religion does not tolerate all these crimes the only motive for these crimes is money and they're ordered from outside to kill our best people that any of us. in the city center the mosque still bears the name of the man who built it down with sam i'm. come to pay a final homage to his murdered friend. on april second two thousand and twelve. a holiday inn a journalist for a local t.v. station was killed instantly when his car exploded. down. a relaxing evening along the banks of the tigris overseen by the palace of the local hero sadam. saddam was always surrounded by members of his own tribe and many here miss the man who built a sunni state much to their advantage. they came in just for the americans didn't come here to look for weapons of mass destruction nor to hunt down certain are saying they came to rob u

. >> i don't know what to say when people are being so nice, especially since in this transcribe you're usedo just doing stuff and going on about your day. >> sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> ama: great story. well, new at 11:00, an incredible series of circumstances, allowed a family of five survive a car crash into the american river. an suv went off the highway and flipped over into the middle of the river. by chance a kayaker with emergency medical experience was in the riff. he pulled three children to safety. went back for the drive, who was trapped upside-down, his head being held up by his wife. >> i was afraid if i cut the seatbelt he would die in front of me in front of me and his wife and three kid. >> by chance, a fire truck with men trained in swift water rescue was nearby. they put a life jacket under the driver's head while cutting off the roof of the car. the family was hospitalized and only the driver suffered major injuries. >> local rescue teams conducted a simulated earthquake response drill today in south san francisco. a search and rescue team from menlo park and oakland

us. >> nice to be here. >> if there are signs of life in technology, does that mean necessarily we'll see monomoving out of the defensives? >> i think we've got to be a little careful when we talk about the term defensives and aggressives. what we've really seen is a split between international and domestic. and that's showing up in things like materials being weak because of the international weakness, europe being a real drag and obviously emerging economies not growing as fast as people anticipated. on the other hand, some of the cyclicals, domestic, retailing, media, transportation all doing well. we've got to get a little off this defensive aggressive argument. and as far as the dividend stuff, given where the spreads are between cash yields and dividend yields today, we haven't seen this since the 1950'. so a lot of people talking about the valuation parameters relative to the last five, ten years really missing the qualitative overlay. i would be worried and i would take profits in areas like consumer staples and health care. utilities have a much better evaluation story for them.

us gifts. >> it is nice to be nice. >> he is back and he is boring. every man, woman and mythological creature that works on "red eye" rejoiced for anthony wiener has returned to twitter. on monday after a two-year hiatus, the disgraced congressman hopeful posted his first tweet from a new account. alass it was a lame link to proposal 64 ideas to keep new york city the capital of the middle class. that is exciting. the 48-year-old fun lover confirmed the new handle was his. noting, quote, it seemed like a fresh start was in order, especially in light of all of the new ideas around which i am hoping to drive conversation and debate. oh god. well, the little scamp is nothing if not appreciate. you though who else hasn't been told wiener is back on twitter? >> kind of had the same shape as wiener. jesse, as a comedian desperate for any material to fill up your lame act, it must be christmas for you. >> i don't understand why anybody would actually follow him a second time. you know what i mean? if i walked into a deli and the guys who owns a deli shows m

fog will be with us nights and mornings, pretty nice into the mornings late sunday monday, but a groupwashington lawmakers are finalizing the plan, details about a 10 year plan and the compromises involved. >>> how will a woman stop a fight that police say spiraled out of control. it will take a look at the commute -- we will take a look at your commute and the bay area weather. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. . >>> welcome back, good morning to you, here is a look at some of the top stories we were looking at, this is what happened. water shot into the air after a stolen car crashed into a muni bus and then into a fire hydrant. that car had been hijacked in modesto and now they are searching for two suspects. >>> he reportedly is dropping a plan to use

fog will be with us nights and mornings, pretty nice into the mornings late sunday monday, but a groupwashington lawmakers are finalizing the plan, details about a 10 year plan and the compromises involved. >>> how will a woman stop a fight that police say spiraled out of control. it will take a look at the commute -- we will take a look at your commute and the bay area weather. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. [ female announcer ] try new honey nut cheerios medley crunch, with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. . >>> welcome back, good morning to you, here is a look at some of the top stories we were looking at, this is what happened. water shot into the air after a stolen car crashed into a muni bus and then into a fire hydrant. that car had been hijacked in modesto and now they are searc

it'll be very nice if anybody senior in the u.n. system approaches us>> reading about india's process recently, six young men charged with that, and the women in india are uprising on this. are you -- i'm not familiar with any laws -- do they have similar laws to the ones you talkedded about in i i india and anythingy can do to help the women there to really get on board and try to strike out for a better life free of harassment. >> sexual harassment has been pending for last three years. there's mobilization, has not been passed yet, have legislation on rape, good judgments on rape also, but thewomen's movement is pushing for legislation, especially related to evidence. i'm hopeful, we do connect up a bit, even though i think we have had more connection with other countries, incomes of sexual harassment. in afghanistan, they started a movement based on ours because they were happy with it. their movement was called, and they focused on university. they got their first domestic violence legislation with an amendment on sexual harassment, and right now w

. >> i don't know what to say when people are being so nice, especially since in this transcribe you're usedo just doing stuff and going on about your day. >> sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> ama: great story. well, new at 11:00, an incredible series of circumstances, allowed a family of five survive a car crash into the american river. an suv went off the highway and flipped over into the middle of the river. by chance a kayaker with emergency medical experience was in the riff. he pulled three children to safety. went back for the drive, who was trapped upside-down, his head being held up by his wife. >> i was afraid if i cut the seatbelt he would die in front of me in front of me and his wife and three kid. >> by chance, a fire truck with men trained in swift water rescue was nearby. they put a life jacket under the driver's head while cutting off the roof of the car. the family was hospitalized and only the driver suffered major injuries. >> local rescue teams conducted a simulated earthquake response drill today in south san francisco. a search and rescue team from menlo park and oakland

announcer appropriately said that these are the people who are and always will be heroes among us. very nicebefore the game last night. let's talk football. friday, of course, was day two of the nfl draft. you had round two and round three and the guy we talked about so much the last few months, manti te'o, finally found a team and came off the board. >> with the 38th selection in the 2013 nfl draft, the san diego chargers proudly select manti te'o, linebacker, notre dame. >> as you see, a very happy family in hawaii. he did not make the trip to new york city, which was a good choice. he celebrated with family and friends. despite all the baggage, the chargers like this guy so much, they traded up several picks to draft him. >> i don't know if these guys know what they just did. they just trade ecreated a fire that i haven't felt before. i think it is a blessing in disguise for me. and i'm just -- i'm excited to get this thing started. >> and this is a nice story to end on. the beginning of the college basketball season, louisville coach rick pitino promised his players if they won the natio

what fork you want to use, outside, it is going to be nice.mperatures cranking up, looks like june or july, where you had temperatures consistent. now, cooling off. reaching into livermore now, around 580, 680, the tri-valley, winds picking up. tomorrow morning patches of low clouds on the coast, temperatures not changesi inch- changing much, starting sunday that is when high pressure will strengthen build right on top of northern california. that is what will lead to the warmer temperatures pretty much everywhere. tomorrow, you will notice the patches of low clouds off to the west. high clouds drifting by. high pressure keeping us quite clearly dry as you head to the pacific northwest. that is where you will find the rain. clears things out up and down the west coast as we approach the start of the weekend, 70s, 80s for friday into saturday. and then here is the change. sunday into monday, high pressure build more strongly. 70s around san francisco. 80s for santa cruz. and the inland locations out to the east bay and south of san jose, upper

gun in the sunday one of these cameras could be just the thing to capture the memories that used to be a fleeting moment. "consumer reports" said another nice of the two is they have the in wi-fi so it is easy to share the videos on youtube tube and facebook. >> the film community is remembering roger ebert this morning. we will show you the new front page tribute to the best known critics. >> rebound cause as stir after commenting about attorney general pamela harris. >> breaking news from san francisco where a man steals a taxicab and takes police on a high speed chase through two counties. >> we are looking at spotty showers in the east bay, at 92 just off the san mateo bridge and we are looking at a few areas of light rain around hayward and fremont, and southward into matters of the south bay so watch out for a few spotty showers and fog. >> i am leyla gulen in the traffic center we are looking at bay bridge with metering lights are on and track is pouring in to the toll plazas. it things out when you hold into san francisco but we have a brand new crash if san ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what