bernard parish and the lower ninth ward. together, both parishes also suffered the largest losses of life during katrina. now is it possible to say that had mr go not been there the impacts of katrina would have been less? >> oh yeah very clearly...presumably they would have built the levee and that levee probably would have been better because you would have had miles of wetlands in front of it...there would have been less damage, there would have been fewer people who were killed in the storm. >> three years after katrina, and multiple lawsuits later--congress finally agreed. mr go was de-authorized. the army copr of engineers offically closed the channel for good. at least three impact studies, including one from the corp itself--urged the federal government to begin restoring the wetlands. where does nature and natural defenses fit into the design here? >> certainly the coastal environments can provide a buffer against storm surge and it's very critical for the long term sustainability for this constructed system. >> abo

jackie ward has the latest on the investigation. jackie. >> reporter: good morning, brian. two-year-old arianna fitts has been missing since february and her mother, nicki, has been missing since april 1, and now, her body has been found in a bay area park. >> we have information on who she may be with and if anyone sees her, we want you to contact 911. >> reporter: arianna's mother was described as cheerful and pleasant making family and friends very confused about why this happened and her family is more worried about arianna's wbs. whereabouts. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, they are not saying anything about a motive for the murder? >> reporter: nothing at all but they are saying they are increasingly confused. nicki lived in san francisco and worked at a best buy, just a regular woman with two daughters. >> jackie ward, thank you. >>> we are learning more details about a crash in modesto that killed 3 women and two toddlers. investigators say that the driver of the car that the victims were in tried to pass a number of cars be

jackie ward is live with more on today's announcement. jackie? >> reporter: this is startling to know, kenny. some of san francisco's fire safety laws were established more than 100 years ago, and a recent stripping of fires in the mission is part of the relationship that they are bringing the issue to life. lack of fire sprinklers and alarms are some of the issues that they are expecting to focus on. the department's building inspectors, not the fire department, are supposed to be responsible for this but they say they are under staffed and overworked. >> jackie, what is the required law that landlords have to uphold? >> reporter: we're at 22nd and mission. take this building behind me, for example. state and local laws don't require older buildings like this with 16 or more apartment units to even have fire alarms or sprinklers. the buildings should comply with whatever law was established in the year it was built. some of the buildings built in 1906 and 1907, that is the fire safety law they follow. back to you. >> jackie ward, thank you. >>>

ward: i think that's certainly a big key, their intelligence.aving eyes and ears, having an understanding of what's going on in neighborhoods, putting the picture together to help better understand what's going on, and i think part of morocco's success is their network of knowledge that they have put together to understand what's going on inside of their country. scott: dr. benhammou stresses that the key to morocco's success is that they make human intelligence, not technology, their first focus and rely on a system of interagency sharing of vital information combined with strict border controls and harsh gun laws. sharyl: so if they are having that kind of success, are they helping others like the united states? scott: with a point to is after couple ofattacks, a moroccan intelligence officials were quickly on a flight to france and they provided intelligence that prevented other attacks in t still ahead on "full measure" -- taking a stand on syrian refugees. one congressman goes against the tide and his party to defend accepting some of the v

lincoln endured the death of his son who dies in the ward. i had a poet in the gallery and i asked him why he was interested in lincoln. he said, as a young father, he was desperately afraid for his children. and he identified with lincoln losing his son. and here is this incredible image about lincoln running the war the same time that he is running the war area -- at the same time that his son has died. it's like trying to perform brain surgery wally dog is attacking your leg. -- while a dog is attacking your leg. notice the shadows. notice the hair. this is a burger earlier. the lines on the face becoming greater. the hands gnarled. look at the suit, the way it falls off him. and we are up tonight -- staging 65 were a link in israel elected on the balustrade above him lincoln is now below with a paper in his hands, a distant portrait. on the bow can is john welch booth, who is beginning to stalk linconln. the two gentlemen in gray are possibly lewis powell and one of the other lincoln conspirators. booth was stalking link in the he was aft

kpix 5's jackie ward live in oakland with more on what happens next in oakland.ing. >> reporter: good morning. the city council unanimously approved that 0 day moratorium so as you said, this will freeze evictions and prevent any rent increases during that time period. so the council will be using these 90 days to write new policies and regulations that will hopefully help renters out of. mayor libby schaaf says one in four people are in danger of being displaced. the median rent here is reportedly $3,000 a month in oakland and that's a big number especially for the people who make minimum wage. >> 60% of us are renters. there's nothing you can rent if you make $30,000 a year. >> they want to adjust short- term rentals adjustments. some believe the current regulations are constricting the city's housing supply so landlords are unhappy calling it a feel good fix preventing them from making building improvements in these 90 days. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> this past october, didn't the oakland city council approve an action to actually fund educating peopl

in pacific heights, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> yahoo is done with the fight. big names in tech are reportedly bidding for the company. kiet do joins us live with more. news of a possible sale? >> reporter: yes, good morning. tongue the list of potential buyers is verizon. verizon has reportedly hired several banks which means they are serious about this. now, according to a report by recode, a leak shows the revenue forecast falling by 15% to $3.5 billion with earnings falling by 20% this year. now, verizon is said to value yahoo's core business at $8 billion. recode said, quote, the financial situation at yahoo is dire. now, ceo marissa mayer's efforts to reboot the company into a content provider by launching a video web service portal fell flat and stock was down 20% this year. if the acquisition by verizon goes through, verizon would replace mayer with top executives from aol. and if mayer is ousted, she could end up with a severance package worth $110 million. google was reportedly also interested but only mainly as a way to gobble up the audience and blo

jackie ward reports from oracle. everybody is going to be want to be where in just a few hours. >> reporter: i wish i could stay here all day to be here for the game tonight because everyone has a chance of seeing history if they are are lucky enough to get a ticket. so of course we were here for the nba season opener which is nearly 6 months ago. now people are still trying to pick up their championship gear from 2015, they are waiting for that banner to drop and now, number 73 is all that anyone is talking about. the season has been described as magical. it started with 24 straight wins, continued with a 54-game home winning streak. it's truly been a strength in numbers season. everyone wants/chance to be here tonight but ticket prices are preventing a lot of people from making that a reality. >> it would be good to have some kid from the inner city to be able to witness that historic moment but because of the prices it won't happen. >> reporter: standing-room-only tickets, no seat, $400 each. that sounds steep eno

breaking news coming out of hey ward. a big rig has shut down this part of the highway here. >> the truck actually knocked down a freeway sign as well. let's get to sal this morning. this has a big impact on the freeway. >> it sure will. this is one of the busiest freeways in the area north of 82 right at a street here. traffic is already beginning to back up here. north bound is also backing up. this is going to be a big problem. we're not expecting it to be cleared any time soon. we're going to keep an eye on this for you. the truck is badly damaged. it took down one of the signs there. they have repair the guardrail and get the truck out of the way. we'll be on top of it all morning. let's go out and take a look at westbound 92. we will have a live report from the scene of the big rig crash at 430. this is a look at i-92 westbound. bay bridge is light in san francisco. the time is 4:01. let's go back to steve with today's forecast. >>> well, our system yesterday gave us light rain. mostly sunny and partly cloudy day. c

our speaker, david ward, joined the national portrait gallery 1981. he oversees the permanent collection galleries, including 1860.aces devoted to accomplishments, too many that i cannot going to completely, david was co-curator of an award-winning exhibition in american portraiture. also, curating new exhibits and a historical survey called "the sweat on their face." speaking more directly to this talk tonight, david has his fourth civil war themed exhibit on view at the portrait gallery. it includes several lincoln photographs. i saw this last week and thoroughly enjoyed it. this exhibit was preceded by the portrait gallery's mask of .incoln and walt whitman walt whitman was a theme of our lincoln event last year. along the way, with his work at the national portrait gallery, this multi talented david ward is a poet, and editor, and a literary critic. a selection of his portrait was published in 2011 called "internal difference." david urges bachelors degree from the university of rochester and a graduate degree from both warwick university in engla

in pittsburg, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 6:35 right now.aping up to be a warm day. >> it's going to be about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday but not the hottest day of the workweek. we'll shatter records in the bay area tomorrow. >> this is a view towards alcatraz. as we look at the beaches in the city by the bay, they are going to be flocking with people for the next couple of days because we are going to see temperatures in the 90s away from the bay. today 72 degrees right here in san francisco. currently 53 degrees. livermore is at 45. 44 to the north in santa rosa. the winds are now beginning to set up right there northeast. that's an offshore flow. so the coast will be clear today. we'll have clear skies around the bay into our inland areas. those winds will increase to about 20 miles per hour late day. so nearly 70 at the beaches today. 80s at the peninsula. 87 away from the bay. i'll have the full forecast including the pollen report coming up. >>> on the roads, southbound 680 near geary we have reports of an accident a couple of ca

jackie ward explains how. jackie? >> reporter: good morning, michelle. this issue was raised after the bill cosby issue. and some people realize that the statute has expired so they are working on changing the statute of limitations for rape. 80-year-old helen hayes is the oldest of more than 50 women who have accused cosby of sexual assault. she was 38 when the allegations happens, but hayes cannot file charges against him? >> if i was 19, i would have said, bill, you are so silly but at 38, i said, bill, what the hell do you think you are doing? and i think it scared him and he left and said have a nice dinner, ladies. >> reporter: the bill would apply to crimes committed after january 31, 2017 and those allegations who have not expired. jackie ward, k, and ix 5. >>> one bay area community has come together to call for the change of a controversial street name. the marin county board of supervisors will consider changing gunshot fire road to sunrise fire name. they are saying it's insensitive because it's near the location of the recent murder of steve

jackie ward is live in san francisco with a new study. >> reporter: good morning.heights, a neighborhood that has a lot of airbnb rentals listed on the website. but we don't know obviously which properties are registered with the city after a report discussed by the board of supervisors last night, it may be safe to say that a lot of these properties may not be registered. so of course, if you want to rent any part of your home,

jackie ward joins us live from pittsburg-bay point on bart's plan. >> reporter: good morning.hear that news that train service has resumed and is back to normal at least for this morning. they say that dealing with the aftermath of that power surge has been very annoying. so for almost three weeks now between pittsburg-bay point line and north concord stops, bus and shuttle service was taking commuters between the stops. people are relieved service is back to normal. >> i'm glad. >> it's been a long two weeks. >> not really, just going up to north concord. not too bad. >> reporter: do you hope it stays this way? >> yeah. but it probably won't. >> reporter: he may be right because bart is deciding whether full service past the morning commute hours will resume. they will decide that after 9 a.m. this morning. so we'll have to wait and see n pittsburg, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> san francisco police are searching for two men who stole from a charity that brings joy to sick children. surveillance video shows the suspects leaving the make-a- wish foundation saturday night through a

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we service all wards, in particular ward 7, 8, some of those more impoverished wards as mentioned earlier. we currently actually meet at idea public charter school which is right here in its backyard but we are working with groups and the school to make sure we provide programs and services that will hopefully keep the youth occupied off the streets and looking for positive options. >> you all are tackling the issue of crime in the community in your own different ways. tell us how you are approaching it in deanwood, the citizens association that is. >> as a citizens association, we looked at what was our most pressing issues and our most pressing issues we found to be connected which were schools, parental participation in schools with their children and the ability to get employment. we found that when parents are working, they participate more in pta and their children they have less conflicts. when we have that sort of parental involvement in our community we can stay ahead of neighborhood altercations between gangs because our children communicate and share the information and as a pa

general ward has been a distinguished army officer for over 40 years. most importantly, and i encourage you to read his bio because you need to read that and understand how he developed and where his ideas came from and the like and how he applied them. he started out as a platoon commander. that's where you really learn about people. and you find out real quick that everything you get done as a young lieutenant you get done through people. and so it just makes common sense, if you will, to take care of them. the very best way you know how. and to try to bring them home alive if conflict is there. he went up to really distinguished army career and the like, he's been to all the schools, he's held all the command billets from lieutenant all the way up to division commander and like. and later of course he was the first commander of the africa command, which he will talk to us about today. now he's the president and the c.o.o. of a very interesting company in the corporate world. and we were chatting a little bit earlier before this thing started. and i s

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, police are not saying anything about why this happened or motivation, nothing about that; right? >> reporter: they are not release anything details about the killing. all we know about nicki is she has been a bay area resident for 12 years and worked at a best buy on harrison street and they are keeping details under wraps. >> okay. thank you. >>> two graduate students are expected to announce they are filing complaints with the state about a u.c. berkeley professor. their attorney said they were victims of discrimination, sexual harassment, and a hostile work environment. these are the latest in a series of similar accusations at the university. >>> new this morning, a palo alto non-profit for people with disabilities may have to cancel a camping trip after thieves stole equipment. this is a previous photo from a trip, from abilities united. someone broke into the organization's shed and took off with tents, sleep baggings and other gear worth $1600. >>> it's a monday morning, and we do have a little bit of drizzle out there which hasn't affected traff

jackie ward has more. jackie? >> reporter: good morning, michelle. this happened after the bill cosby case came to mind finding that charges could not be filed in some cases due to the time of the case. an 80-year-old is the oldest of more than 50 women who accused cosby of sexual assault. because of statute of limitations is a decade in california, hayes cannot file charges against him. >> if i was 19, i would have said, oh, bill, you're so silly. but at 38 i said what the hell do you think you're doing? and it scared him i think and he left and said have a nice dinner, ladies, and i never saw him again until this day. >> reporter: if approved, it would take effect in 2017 and the senate public safety committee will consider the bill this morning at the capitol. jackie ward, kpix. >>> we have no rain this morning, and we don't look for the next chance to come until thursday morning, maybe. but in the meantime, a chance to dry out after what was a rainy weekend. we're looking from the transamerica pyramid towards the bay bridge. the numbers look nice

let's check in now with derrick ward at union station. >> reporter: good morning. well, a different situation seems to be prevailing here at union station today after those delays yesterday. the first train due here from points north is due at 6:58 and according to the board, that train is due on time. departures from here heading north are also seeming to be running on time. this all concerns train number 89. it was about 8:00 a.m. yesterday when that train hit a backhoe outside of philadelphia. chester p.a. about 15 miles outside of philadelphia. two workers were killed when the train hit the backhoe. and the ntsb is now looking at the data recorders from that train. and that includes some video recorders. forward looking cameras mounted on the train that they hope will give them information about what happened. about 30 passengers were injured, taken to hospitals. none were deemed to be life threatening. and amtrak has promised to have things running on the busy northeast corridor back to normal today. all appearances are that that is indeed happening. again the

and that is where we find derrick ward will ground will be broken later today.ck, good morning. >> reporter: well, indeed it will. take a look behind me, doesn't look like much now, but is this the future for this part of buzzard's point area and d.c.'s soccer team because this is the site of their brand new stadium. now, later today, the mayor and city officials and team officials and players and other folks will be down here for a breaking of ground for this new stadium. a $300 million facility, 20,000 seats and expected to create about 900 jobs and generate $1.6 billion in revenue for part of ward six that definitely needs it. heavily industrialized now, but of nats park. so this will create sort of a sports encrave here in southwest and we'll learn a lot more about it in a few hours when the mayor and all the folks come down for the ground breaking. live in southwest, derrick ward, news 4. >>> this morning montgomery county fire crews are looking into the cause of a fire that displaced a woman early sunday morning. charred remains now stand on sherbrooke woo

kpix 5 reporter jackie ward live in oakland with the latest on the decision they made in the very early hours this morning >>> reporter: this happened just a few hours ago when the city council unanimously declared a housing emergency in their city. so this now means that the council has 90 days to write new policies and regulations that will hopefully help their renters out. one in four renters are in danger of being displaced. hundreds attended the meeting last night until is 1 a.m. the council heard stories from people who are on the brink of losing their home. the median rent in oakland is $3,000 a month. even if a person is working full time, it's too much. >> people here are basically going to be living out of cars, up under freeways. >> already do! >> i know! but i mean, it's gonna be even more so! people who work every, single day. and this is ridiculous. you gonna be concerned about other people in other countries, you can't take care of people here now. >> reporter: adjustments on airbnb will be considered during this 90-day moratorium. some believe the current regulations are

derrick ward, news 4. >>> the time 6:03. developing morning, search teams will return to the shenandoah national park to search for a missing firefighter from woodbridge. it has been six days since anyone has seen or had contact with nicole mittendorff. ♪ family and friends held a prayer vinlg vigil for mittendorff last night. she was last heard from via text message last wednesday. she was reported missing after not showing up for work on friday. her car was located saturday at the entrance to the white oak canyon trail at the park. at this point virginia state police say that they don't suspect foul play. >>> memorial services begin today a for fallen prince paramedic john ulmschneider. he was shot and killed responding to a call on friday. today visitation is from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at st. john's parish in hollywood, maryland. the funeral mass will be held tomorrow at the same parish at 1:00. a private family burial will follow. ulmschneider is survived by his wife and 2-year-old daughter. today the man police say sho

we are live in silver spring, derrick ward, news 4.> 6:56. 4 things to know before you head out, today we find out the names of d.c.'s new baby eagles. winning two names will be announced during a say hone. >>> hail, tornadoes and heavy rain in the midwest. severe weather could hit them as early as this afternoon. >>> a woman is dead and three men wounded after a quud radrup shooting on hilmar drive. >>> today voters in maryland will weigh in on several key races including the tight for maryland's u.s. senate seat district. >>> today is the last of the days it will feel like summer, but it it comes with a strong risk of thunderstorms this afternoon. have your nbc washington app fired up and ready to go to keep you ahead of the storms. >> thank you, chuck. that is the broadcast this morning. appreciate you you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. i'm chris van hollen. my entire public life i've worked to bring people together for the common good. sometimes that means taking on and beating powerful special interests... like bi

he was a ward of the court living with family.evertheless -- >> it shows the importance of the program how well it works. >> it really does. >> yeah. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow is world autism awareness day. stanford will be hosting autism palooza at the braun music center. mini music festival is free starts at 1:0. tickets have sold out but you can still get on a waiting list. that's how big it is, brian. >> absolutely. always fantastic to see wendy tokuda again here at channel 5. >> thank you! >> wendy, nice seeing you again. and great story. >>> outside, pretty good weather. clear skies as we look toward mount diablo, and the numbers, they are mostly in the 60s. 67 degrees at concord. oakland 61. at livermore 64 degrees. in santa rosa, it's 62. mild, mild spring evening in the bay area all helped along by that strong ridge of high pressure that's been over the west coast for what seems like about 6 years now. it's just hanging in. low pressure that's out in the pacific will all be pushed north so the moisture will give seattle

from oracle arena, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> time now is 5:41.ver big money donations ahead of the crucial new york primary. why george clooney says the top fundraiser in the race for president will take the white house. >>> and let's take a live look out at 880, this is in okayed where you can see some cars -- oakland where you can see some cars on the road there. gianna franco will tell us where all the hot spots are this morning. we will be back. ,,,,,, look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. learning they're being kick >>> tenants at a west san jose apartment complex are refusing to go quietly after learning they are being kicked out. they held a protest outside the complex called the reserve on winchester boulevard yesterday. they have one year to move out before the owner tears down the complex of 200 units. the plan is to build 600 new units with businesses at the site. the owner says it's part of the city's plan to ease the housin

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> new details.rs found three marijuana grow operations at residences where eight family members were killed in southern ohio. they are not saying if the killings were drug related but that the attacks were deliberate and premeditated. a preliminary investigation shows that the killer or killers went to great lengths to hide evidence at the scene but police gathered enough for dna testing. >> pre-planned execution of eight individuals. it was a sophisticated operation. >> the three children who survived the attack including a 4-day-old baby are cared for by the state. >>> and it's 6:37, and an unlikely duo, john kasich and ted cruz teaming up to take down trump. we'll explain why this may be big news for california. >> and renewed concern over the colorful pods of laundry detergent after the release of an alarming new study. ,, >>> good morning, even. everyone. as you are getting ready to get out the door, take a look at this. low pressure by wednesday, but for now, 60s and 70s. the full forecast at

joined by jake ward, michelle quinn. going back to that video, of all of the people packing the a.s.t. center, if you walked through the s.a.p. center, are you thronged or is it like kids and peewee football and joe namath walked by, who is that old guy. >> it's the latter, the old guy. funniny thing is, fresh was my handle in games. they named the champion after me in the game that they were playing in. >> really? >> at the s.a.p. center. >> ever -- >> most people don't know. majority don't know. which is funny. >> you're in the guinness book of world records, right, as the first great champion of back in the doom and the quake days. you're in the guinness book of world records for a video game. >> right. when i was playing, there was no such thing as professional video gaming. it fell into my lap literally. >> how was that possible? how could you make a living doing that? >> the "wall street journal" made it possible. they featured -- wrote a story onion line gaming, which was new, and decided to feature me in it, i wa

going on, the growing lack of respect for the rule of law in this nation of ours. >> reporter: eric ward, news4. >>> today was a great day for spring cleaning and a lot of you took advantage. these are popular around here. 3,000 people as a matter of fact came to the event at nova's annandale campus. they dropped off sensitive documents to be safely sde >>> and now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> and here are yorue wather headlines. we'll notice the winds increase around midnight tonight. we'll be tracking gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour at times. we could see some damage across the area because of the extreme cold and the high winds. we'll be under a weather alert tonight at news4 at 11:00. continuing through tomorrow morning. by monday, we're warmer but have the umbrella handy. more rain to deal with. now, tomorrow, because of the cold and wind, the weather having a moderate to high impact on your day, feeling more like december than early april. but we will have plenty of sunshine. right now we're at 61 degrees, winds just a bit of a breeze out there at 14 miles per hour. plenty of c

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> and jackie, aren't officials already conducting inspections to make sure things are up to code? >> reporter: they do, but some fire officials will tell that you they have lax and they don't follow up to make sure that landlords are repairing what was violated. >> thank you. >>> texts from the officer are so disturbing that we can't show you them on the air including a shortened version of the "n" word and calls others disgusting. this is not the first time that the department has been the object of a texting scandal. >>> a 23-year-old babysitter, makayla ririe was arrested after the parents said they have her on video shaking and striking their child, and if a similar case, a babysitter was caught on a nanny cam trying to suffocate a 13-month-old boy. >>> in a filing with the state intel has revealed the extent of its cuts. kiet do is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. the layoffs have begun at one of silicone valley's most storied and iconic companies. here are the latest numbers, about 12,000 jobs, 11% of the global workforce of the of the jobs eliminat

special uniforms and outfits designed to ward off zika in brazil are unveiled.d to ward off zika in brazil are unveiled. welcome, welcome!et you! today i'm going to show you the all-new 2016 chevy cruze and ask you what you think. but here's the catch. you can only answer in emojis. what emoji would you use to describe the design? (sfx: message sent) i think it's sexy. mm-mm-mm! ...it has available built-in 4g lte wifi (sfx: message sent) rock on. that's excellent. we got wifi. this car gets an epa estimated 40 mpg highway. this car is like a unicorn. it's magical! their son is in custody. whe he was found... and what po are saying about the arrest. new video released... of a police officer involved in e beating of a suspect. did he steal something from the ma and ted cruz picks a running mate who hasn't always beens biggest fan. but could carly fiorina help him win california, and shut out do trump? join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's thursday, april 28th. ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around t

from oracle arena, jackie ward, kpix5. >> sounds good. >>> time now is 6:03. heading out the door, get a check of traffic with gianna this morning. good morning. >> good morning. a new accident to report on southbound 680 at stone valley road and it is blocking lanes. you've got a busy ride working your way through there. slow-and-go conditions as a result, busy southbound 680 heading through walnut creek towards 24. westbound 580 still have an accident where that 205-580 connector meets as you work your way westbound, another one reported near grant line, in the clearing stages. a lot of delays on that westbound side. making matters worse along 580 another wreck reported westbound just before the 680 interchange, that's going to slow you down as you connect over to 680 itself and we are seeing drive times now at 17 minutes from the top of the altamont pass to the 680, 680 southbound seeing delays in pleasanton. bay bridge backed up to the maze, metering lights are on, slow up the incline, looks like 24 minutes carquinez bridge heading to the maze. conditions

escaping from a psych ward in washington state. last seen showing up in the most obvious place, his parents' home. running away again as they called 911. police missing them by minutes. jim avila on the fugitive staying one step ahead of police tonight. >> reporter: tonight, local police and the feds have cordoned off a huge wooded area along the washington state/idaho border looking for escapee anthony garver. a mentally ill fugitive accused of murder. a survivalist who has terrorized his home town before. and now anthony garver may be well armed again. you're talking about some high-powered weapons, perhaps? >> ak-47s, survival gear. he is a survivalist, anti-government. he has those philosophies. >> reporter: garver was last seen at the mental hospital wednesday at 6:00 p.m. by 8:50 p.m., a security camera shows the fugitive buying a greyhound ticket in seattle. early thursday morning, he arrives in spokane and travels to his parents' home. within minutes, at 3:30 p.m., his parents report their son to law enforcement, but when t

wards.eighbors in ward 3 are not happy. d.c. councilmember mary chase said there have been promises made that the shelters will look good and safe. >> the shelters will be aesthetically pleasing and secure. it went be like you're walking by and say there's the homeless shelter. it will fit in with the neighborhood. >> opponents argue some of the sites violate zoning we'll have a list on the nbc washington app. use the search term "homeless." >>> the national championship goes to connecticut for the fourth year in a row! >> you heard it, four in a row. the uconn's women's basketball team won its fourth straight ncaa championship last night. was a perfect season as the team won every game they played this year. last year, they only lost a single game. the uconn coach now has 11 championship wins, the most by any coach all-time. >>> well, if you're just getting ready to head out the door this morning, layer up, it is going to be another cold walk to metro. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell

jackie ward is live in san francisco with more details. >> reporter: more people with bikes are taking cal trains. that's one reason the change is in effect starting today. we have a gentlemen nice enough to wake up early for us. how are you trying to make life easier? >> today we're going to add a third bike car to our train sets. that's going to increase the number of bicyclist on board the trains from 48 to 72. >>reporter: that's significant. you have a lot of bicyclists who say if they couldn't do this, they'd get on the roads and clog up the roads. >> that's right. our bike rider ship increased by 28% since 2004, which has outpaced regular rider ship. that's one of the issues with why we're doing this, because a lot of times oh, it gets really busy and they can't find a spot, so we wanted to make room for them. >> reporter: rider ship in general is up and you've made schedule changes for people to get on and off board. why was that critical? >> it gave our passengers a more and reliable schedule. because we have all the extra passengers, it takes a little longer to board trains in

ward eight residents, um, are really somewhat frustrated weted definitely don't want a pot cluu in wardight and so we're goine to make sure that we get regulations around where it i happens and making sure we protect ward eight residents. >> all right.ll r another vote coming up.r vo we'll have you back to talk morm about that. how is that? >> that work out.ut i appreciate that.i ap that is d.c. counsel member representing ward eight la rubyb may. thank you so much.thank you >> let's check in with tuckerckr get a look what's happenings hai outside today. >> we'll save tucker. it's cold. c that's all you need to knoweed o right now.ri it's cold.d. coming up how the family of chris jenn jenkins found a wayay to cheer on him and his brothero during the ncaa tournament. we'll have that for you next. ♪ ♪ to cheer on him and his brothero during the ncaa tournament. we'll have that for you next. light & fit, 15 delicious flavors, each 80 calories. try to beat that! thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i

if if they win in their ward. i'm the only one that beats hillary clinton in poll after poll after poll. and the other ones lose. >> >> reporter: now the math becomes more and more clear as the contests move forward. but it's worth noting the contest the week after new york, pennsylvania, maryland, required, delaware, those

we met several wards convicted of murder. they asked that we not use their last names. >> when i was like 12 years old, i killed some guy who tried to kill my brother. and it was gang related. and i retaliated and been in here ever since. >> you shot him? >> no, we beat him to death with tire irons, lumberjacks, mops, stuff like that. >> the guy walked through the gate. i drew down on him with a .22. and told him he was selling dope and we told him not to sell dope in this particular area. he looked at me and tried to get the gun out of my hand. he ran up the stairs. i fired. he got shot seven times. and i killed him. me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody. because it made other people look at me and say, man, you see that guy, that's a cool guy there, it made me proud. >> what made you proud? >> them knowing that i would kill somebody and not even worry about it or not worry about getting caught. >> i was 16 and i shot somebody. it was the first day of the semester and i was by myself and, you know, there was one of

jackie ward is in our newsroom with the details about the gun laws on the table. >> reporter: >>> reporter: this is one of several gun measures on today's agenda. one of the rifles used in the san bernardino shoot had gone a 30-round magazine and the gun that killed kate steinle had previously been reported stolen. senate bill 1446 would prohibit possession of any ammo-holding device for an assault style weapon that holds more than 10 rounds. another bill would require firearm owners to report their gun lost or stolen within five days of realizing it. those against the proposal like the firearms policy coalition say this would, quote, devastate the gun owning community. they are saying these suggested restrictions are gun maggette done and they are tried of being treated like second class citizens. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> new this morning, police this is san jose spent the night the scene of a homicide, reported about 11 p.m. on sandpoint drive. one victim was found at the scene when police arrived he was dead before an ambulance could arrive. san jose police are looking for leads about t

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> let's get a final look at our bridges this hour.idge where traffic is busy. you're backed up to the maze 37 minutes on the eastshore freeway ride. san mateo bridge loaded up 25 minutes from hayward to foster city. the golden gate bridge one of our bright spots no delays. sluggish south 101 through novato but at 580 you're at the limit to san francisco only 14 minutes. the diamondbacks are taking on the giants this evening. extra busy on 280 extension this evening into san francisco. >> the temperature will be in the 50s this evening. so dress in layers. increasing clouds over the bay. temperatures mild except santa rosa 46, otherwise in the 50s. numbers are coming down today after two days of record warmth. 60s, 70s and 80s. it was 91 yesterday in san jose. so we have partly sunny conditions today and tomorrow. i think you just saw the veil of cloud outside. thursday spotty scattered showers towards the evening commute. it will rain friday less than a quarter inch. dry skies and mild over the weekend >> thank you. >>> thanks for wat

derrick ward, news 4. >> here is what we know about the firefighters, schneider was a 13 year veteran who lost his life at 37 years of age. he leaves behind a wife and 2-year-old daughter. morningside firefighter, kevin swain is 19 volunteer. he was in serious condition. the third person shot is expected to survive. governor larry hogan ordered flags flown at half staff. he sent out a statement of condolence saying his legacy as a father, husband and firefighter and commitment to protecting others will not be forgotten by loved ones, the community or loved ones. the prince george's fire department is receiving condolences. they tweeted this, our thoughts and prayers are with the prince george's county department. prince george's county fire chief made this poignant comment this morning. as we rise for the day, he r schneider will not. may he rest in eternal peace. you can see what county officis tragedies. search firefighters. now to a developing story out of rockville. police are investigating a death at the red roof inn on shady grove road. they are calling the death suspicious. som

derrick ward, news 4. >> derrick, thank you. stay with news 4 and of course our nbc washington app for new developments in the case. as always, we'll be sending out new alerts and breaking news as we get more details. for more on this story, search firefighter on our app. >>> after a frosty cold start, the april sun warming us nicely. here are your weather headlines for this saturday. chilly morning, mild afternoon, dry pattern will continue for the next several days. right now our temperatures are now climbing into the 40s. shenandoah valley to the bay. nearby suburbs, montgomery, fairfax, arlington county generally in the mid-40s. near 50 degrees right in washington. storm team 4 radar scanning our sky. don't have any rain anywhere in the area from the beaches all the way to the mountains. terrific day to get out and get some exercise. our next chance for rain in a few minutes. >> and we will check in with you then. thank you, tom. new developments in that crash that seriously injured a maryland state trooper. police say the t

jackie ward has details. jackie? >> reporter: michelle, we didn't see every single text message that was sent but saw enough to make anyone uncomfortable. the public defender obtained the pages of unedited text from march of 2015 to august 2015 and it included derogatory terms about blacks, indians, hispanic and gay people and even made a joke about internal affairs reading the texts. >> when we're talking about bias precincts and racial profiling, there is a direct connection to these associations that are being made by officers being implicit and explicit of what ask happening -- is happening on the streets. >> reporter: the department said they do not reflect the department as a whole and officer lai has resigned. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, the big question is what's next? >> reporter: this investigation stemmed from a sexual assault investigation. investigators couldn't find enough to charge lai with sexual assault charges but found enough to charge him with multiple misdemeanors and he acc

he went for have ward into the jumpsuit where they put the jumpsuits downstairs and busted his head open. you know, it's still considered horseplaying so i take responsibility for that and it's still considered hole time. i leave if 10 days, regardless i know what i did was wrong, so i take responsibility for it. >> if you ask me, i doubt they was horseplaying. the way the other dude has a cut to his head. that's how it is. they always say it wasn't a fight, they was horseplaying. but i know better. >> the other inmate had his hearing a short time before. now it was time to hear officer hale's decision. >> i'm going to do the same thing i did to him with you. i'm going to give you ten days. so, you'll probably be out before you even serve the ten days. you only got eight days left? >> it didn't go the way i wanted to. they said something about moving me to a single cell. but, you know, it's ten days for fighting, which i said it was horseplaying but i still got wrote up for fighting. >> could have been worse than that, though, right? >> yeah. i could have got an assault charge from where

kpix five's jackie ward is e in san francisco where a ne conference just wrapped up, jackie? make-a-wish was already exc about a visit from the mayor and now this... "the scooter has been found! (applause) hunter pence! hu pence! yes!" we don't know the details of how or where the scooter was found - mayor lee said poli will give us those details soon as possible. but this s just the cherry on top of h visit. on behalf of the ma's office and the san francisco a high- risk sex offender i longer staying in rohnert p the state released 23-year- old jonathan hoppner. he was ree renting a motel, but was is helping him find a new p >>> so, the make-a-wish office was already excited about expected visit from the mayor. but now this. >> this is on the line. a lot of residents and small businesses and so i want to do my best both in the budget, but also from the perspective of supporting the offices out there to do even more to prevent this from happening. >> reporter: so we don't know the details of how where this scooter was found. the police will give us details as soon as possible

ward played two seasons in illinois and was selected to the all big 10 team both seasons. as the crow flies, a couple of miles from here, at s.a.p. center, the san jose sharks will open up their second round of the play-offs facing the nashville predators. boy, that joint will be jumping tonight, i can tell you that much. san jose in the second round of the play-offs for the first time in three years. and one of the reasons why is the team's depth giving the sharks the ability to be versatile on the ice or as coac deboer says -- >> there's different ways to skin a cat so to speak. and, um, the animal rights people won't appreciate that. i better -- [ laughter ] >> yeah. all right. >> from canada, hunting and fishing and things like that. [ laughter ] >>> the warriors star steph curry as we turn our attention to the nba, told the media today that he thinks he could return to the court with an injured knee before two weeks frame given by the team. he looked good in street clothes in golden state series clinching win over houston celebrating by picking up ian clark. something

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karen ward, chief european economist at hsbc stays with us.o come your way including negative rates -- plenty coming your way including negative rates. hugh henry will bring you our exclusive interview. a car testing scandal. it is not volkswagen. this time it is mitsubishi. we will bring you the latest on the story and despite the dough oil nearsointment five-month high. i will tell you why. ♪ francine: this is the pulse. as get straight to the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: erickson shares have plunged after reporting first quarter sales amidst analyst estimates. the networks equipment and software maker says sales fell billion as phone operators continue to pull back on spending to expand and upgrade network. novartis is reporting first-quarter earnings that narrowly beat estimates. profits fell to $1.17 a share. that is above analyst estimates of $1.15. that comes after the company lost paint protection. bid.in and has raised its receive 100 $.45 -- 145 pence per share. the move comes as the company tries to seal off a r