both directions between alvarado niles and whipple. left lane closed due to construction. still quiet on the roads no accidents. so we'll keep an eye on it because of the rain. here's the san mateo bridge, traffic light out of hayward into foster city. >>> police have found the body of a man from campbell who they believe was murdered last week. investigators made the discovery yesterday afternoon off jameson creek road in santa cruz county. mark sayre talked with the family. >> reporter: the news that the body of 28-year-old kyle myrick has been found in the santa cruz mountains spread through this group of kyle's friends and family. his stepfather. >> in some ways it's a relief because we have been looking for him. he is in a good space. so we're happy. >> reporter: myrick was reported missing on friday from gp sports on camden avenue where he worked. a police investigation revealed signs of a struggle including blood on the walls and a severed ear and police arrested myrick's coworker steve hlebo. but in jailhouse interviews, hlebo denied any involvement with myrick's d

. >> as police sort out what happened to cay, they arrest stevenson and whipple. stealing from the retail stores. >> we've been following you guys for a while. we've been watching you every morning. we've seen you on your shoplifting sprees. >> it was somebody that looked like me that wasn't me. >> do you have any twins? >> do i have any twins? not that i know of. a few weeks later, he agreed to speak with us, too. >> when did this term from a landscaping business to a criminal enterprise? >> about two and a half years ago. steven said they scammed people they believed was the most vulnerable, the elderly. >> go to the old folk's neighborhood. kick somebody's water system over. completely break it to where water is gushing everywhere. come back 10, 20 minutes and say, look, your water system is broke. t got to get fixed. if you don't get it fixed, your water bill will go skyrocketing. they would hire us to fix it. >> there were other scams, too. >> go to somebody's home and say we're washing roofs today. it's really hot. you told these people that you had a whole

earlier accident at 92 cleared an earlier wreck at whipple.teo bridge itself looking slow past the toll plaza. 880 northbound though, right around downtown oakland so far traffic isn't doing too bad through there. a look at the golden gate bridge, it's been an easy ride "friday light" in fact south 101, 580 pretty much all the way down into san francisco. here's roberta. >>> in the past five minutes i have actually tweaked my forecast with some minor changes. i'll show you that momentarily. but right now, at 6:48 let's check our weather watchers see who is reporting what at this hour. we have temperatures anywhere from 40 degrees in petaluma, thanks peggi, to 53 in los altos according to steve. i thank you, sir. all of our weather watchers have suggested no rain since midnight. i picked up some rain in pleasanton at 2 a.m. but that is now out of here! hi-def doppler radar suggests no rain for the morning commute. in fact, look at your sunrise for the transamerica pyramid looking due east. we actually have some breaks in the activity this morni

in manhattan, george whipple, ny1. time for our winter picture of the day. haras sent us this shot from dumbo she titled "wonderland." if you have a picture you think we'd like ...send it to newspix@ny1.com or through the giants introduce their new head coach. how important is that news story to you? you tell us what's news on "the call." go to ny1.com and chose your top story of the day - look for our voting box on the right side of the screen. then watch "the call" at nine p-m to see your viewer i'm pat kiernan with a new york 1 minute. republican frontrunner donald trump squared off with surging rival ted cruz at the latest gop presidential debate last night. cruz brought up new york city as he questioned trump's conservativcredentials. trump defended the city, and wondered if cruz can even be president since he was born in canada. four of the teenagers arrested in connection with an alleged gang rape in brooklyn have been released, though they still face charges. prosecutors had to let them out of jail because an indictment has not yet been filed. invest

in manhattan, george whipple, ny1. i'm kristen shaughnessy. not sure what you should be eating before, during or after a workout? we have some suggestions from registered dietician claire shorenstein. she says if you're headed out for a run, you want to have a meal or snack rich in carbohydrates to give you energy. "when people think of carbohydrates, they immediately think 'oh pasta and breads and rice, muffins,' all those starchy things, lot of sugary things. but what people forget is that fruits and vegetables are incredibly rich sources of carbohydrates." shorenstein says stay away from fiber until after your workout because it can cause gi distress. she said fruits and vegetables give you essential vitamins and minerals, and she has a general rule of thumb - reach for real foods." "what do i mean by that? i mean unprocessed or minimally processed whole foods." she likes foods that are rich in vitamin c and e which are powerful antioxidents. "antioxidents are really important because when you're exercising, especially if you're doing endur

crash outbound 880 in whipple is in union city. i can show you that on the map. right hand shoulder, recording at 5:30. a couple of minute ago. chp is not on the scene yet but does not look like any rains are reported blocked. 53:32. let's go back to the desk. news from hawaii where coast guard searching for three people after two military aircraft collided off the coast of oahu. an tellly empty raft was found. six people were on each of those aircraft. >>> also this morning, here in the bay area, san leandro police are investigating a shooting and it happened right in the packing lot of the bayfair mall. ktvu's alex savidge is live there this morning talking about what witnesses are saying. has to be very scary for people who shop there? >> reporter: well, yes, pam. good morning to you. you can only imagine a frightening situation for shoppers here caught in the middle of this shooting last night. good news is that, according to police, it does not sounds like anybody was hit. some witnesses described this as a gun battle. and we are here in the area where it al

parks manager kevin kaul says the cost is worth the benefit to park goers like william whipple. ((c44 21:37-21:47)) "i think the cameras that they're putting in will be fine, because sometimes there is a lot of vandalism in here." ((standup)) ((c15 13:54)) "these high resolution cameras give the city a 360-degree view of the park. they can also zoom in quite a distance. the city says they've already been successful." ((c7 6:54)) "this one camera can zoom what, more than 100-feet down the park." "absolutely." that's what happened when a tractor-trailer knocked a light pole to the ground at elizabeth river park. the footage helped the city recoop $5,000 dollars in damages from the driver's insurance also helps us if we have an incident in the park and we can go back and maybe prosecute." from sunrise to sunset. in an effort to prevent people from coming to the park after dark, the city has also installed these flash cameras that take still photographs of intruders and sound an alarm to get off the property." the motion-sensored flash cameras, a little less money at $7-thousand a p

you know whipple i'm saying?always aware of the surroundings and you would never any in a million years, a guy like luke, the way he looks is one of the if not the best defensive player in the football -- in the national football league. he has this like alterego that he managing to control. he's so jolly, hi, cameron. hey, guys. on the field, he's like, grrr. it's crazy. >> local college hoops later tonight so we go national. michigan state's new uniforms. they're hosted the maryland terrapins second half. he crash inside and scored. michigan state up three now up seven. knocking down a jumper to make it a nine point game. 23. michigan state beats seventh ranked maryland 74-65 to beat a three game losing streak. number one oklahoma, their team was nine. second half, sooners worked around a little catch and shoot. buddy hill broke a 41 all tie. leads the big 12 in all scoring. schooners cruised to a 41-17 run. the lay in and one. we're done here. oklahoma won barely, 82-72. quick hit from golf. palm spring pga. p

dressler is closed at whipple and promway. we have a crew on the way and will bring you more developments on air and online at cleveland19.com. >> "q": toxic lead contaminated water had hundreds protesting in flint, michigan. they want the governor to step down. >> reporter: dozens of people demonstrated outside michigan monday. many say his slow response to criminal. >> he should have switched it back over to detroit water as soon as he knew of the contamination. >> volunteers and state troopers spent the martin luther king holiday in flint handing out a street named for the civil rights icon. >> ok. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> need any help with that? >> no, i got it. >> reporter: thousands of others like patricia marshall are making daily trips to distribution centers to pick up water. >> we do still have to go out and get water. we have to do that. how do we survive? >> reporter: in an article published monday, the national journal asked snyder if comparing his handling of the flint water crisis to president bush's ma

as far as accidents go as well, we have one south 880 at whipple off to the side. slow there.bound at 880 nimitz freeway looking good through downtown oakland as you head towards the bay bridge towards the maze this morning. altamont pass to 680, an accident at portola is clearing. everything is moving to the right shoulder and its sluggish westbound coming away from tracy into livermore right now. 38 miles per hour in some spots. 29 miles an hour towards the accident scene on the right side. through the peninsula this morning north 101 or the south bay, rather, 280 to 237 is clear. 280 not seeing any troubles and guadalupe parkway nice ride 85 to 101. live look in fact at 85 right now near lee. traffic is pretty light. nicely traveled as you head out of san jose. snow delays into campbell or saratoga. that's your morning right. >> i think it's light. this is our hi-def doppler radar. dry conditions for the morning commute and for the evening compute. then rain moves in later on tonight. this is the scene looking out towards mineta international airport. so far no reports of a

parks manager kevin kaul says the cost is worth the benefit to park goers like william whipple. ((c44 21:37-21:47)) "i think the cameras that they're putting in will be fine, because of vandalism in here." ((standup)) ((c15 13:54)) "these high resolution cameras give the city a 360-degree view of the park. they can also zoom in quite a distance. the city says they've already been successful." ((c7 6:54)) "this one camera can zoom what, more than 100-feet down the park." "absolutely." that's what happened when a tractor-trailer knocked a light pole to the ground at elizabeth river park. the footage helped the city recoop $5,000 dollars in damages from the driver's insurance company. ((c2 :37)) "it also helps us if we park and we can go back and maybe prosecute." ((standup 2)) ((c60 30:19-30:35)) "all city parks in chesapeake are opened from sunrise to sunset. in an effort to has also installed these flash cameras that take still photographs of intruders and sound an alarm to get off the property." the motion-sensored flash cameras, a little less money at $7-thousand a piece. they

you'll find the whipple on the homepagemynews4.com police cars rented an elementary school this morning after reports of a kidnapping. according to reno police officer tim broadway and man called anderson elementary just after classes started and told the school secretary that he had her daughter. before heading off officials say a girl is heard in the background saying she had been kidnapped. police confirmed the sec.'s children were safe and they say the phone call was likely a scam. >>> new at six and district judge put the school choice program on hold before money was expected to flow to parents for private school tuition the judge granted a preliminary injunction today and owners the treasure to stop implementing the education savings account deliberations. the program allows parents to claim more than $5000 per student each education expenses. a coalition challenged the program with a lawsuit filed in august. members argued it would take money away from public schools and says it doesn't follow the state constitution. applied were told they could receive funds by february if the

right around "a" street stays sluggish pretty much past the san mateo bridge down to about whipple. here's roberta. >>> my dad had all the numbers last night. he had all the numbers in the powerball just not in the same line. but he was kind of excited about that. hi, everybody. good morning, as you get ready for your thursday at 6:04, grab an umbrella because we have rain. now becoming more well defined according to our hi-def doppler radar well to the north and offshore. if our timing is correct, we should see the raindrops in the far north bay by the lunch hour. right now 39 degrees in livermore. visibility limiting -- well, i should say the fog is limiting visibility now in napa down to a half mile. otherwise we have a low ceiling in san jose of 43 degrees of the low ceiling due to mostly cloudy skies. this is a front. you can see it's starting to bang up against know everyone california. the rain is gathering -- you can it's starting to bang up against northern california. the rain is gathering and it starts in the north bay and comes to the central bay this evening and then go

. >> reporter: 16-year-old goal keeper julia whipple was one of the first to enroll and successfully complete the trial. back in september she collided as an athlete was it hard not to want to push yourself harder than you should. >> it was extremely hard. i'm used to doing workouts with my team and running around. walking around every night at a specific base was hard. specific pace was hard. i wanted to go faster. >> reporter: dr. leddy says that's the biggest challenge. >> the risk is someone doing this approach could do it too aggressively. that's possible. >> reporter: has that happened yet? >> it's happened in som of my patients but they learn quickly they can't push it too far because they get symptoms. >> reporter: julia's mother is glad to see her daughter healthy and is hopeful the new treatment will help young athletes compete safely again. >> a lot ofamage can be done by these concussions, and the more information you have, the better. it's your kid! >> reporter: now, dr. leddy was adamant that, if you suffer a concussion, you shouldn't go out and exercise. remember, this

them going faster and everybody can benefit as long as >> reporter: 16-year-old goalkeeper julio whipple was the first to enroll and successfully complete the trial. in september, she collided head-on with an opponent. as an athlete, was it hard to not want to push yourself a little bit more than you should? >> it was extremely hard. i'm used to doing work jous with outs with my team and walking around every night with a specific pace was hard because i knew i wanted to go faster. >> reporter: dr. leddy says that is the biggest challenge. >> the risk is that someone who is doing this approach could do it too aggressively. that is possible. >> reporter: has that happened yet? >> it's happened in some of my patients. but they learn pretty quickly that they can't really push it too far because they get symptoms. >> reporter: julia's mother says she is glad to see her daughter is healthy and hopeful this new compete again easement a lot of damage can be done by these concussions. the more information you have, the better. they are just kids. >> reporter: now dr. leddy was adamant if you suff

. >> 16-year-old goalkeeper julia whipple was one of the first to enroll and successfully complete the trial. back in september, she collided head on with an opponent. >> as an athlete, was it hard to not to want to push yourself a little bit more than you should. >> i'm used to do workouts with my team, so having to walk around at a specific pace was hard because i knew i wanted to go faster. >> dr. heavy vie says that's the biggest challenge. >> the risk is that someone who's doing this approach could do it too aggressively. that's possible. >> it's happened in some of my patients, but they learn pretty quickly that they can't really symptoms. >> julia's mother says she's glad to see her daughter is healthy and she's hopeful that this new treatment whether help young athletes safely compete again. >> the more information you have the better. it's your kid. >> the doctor was adamant that if you suffer a concussion, you shouldn't go out and exercise, remember, this is a study that they're conducting and it will be at least another eight months to a year before the results are in. >> th