woodside warns no reason to let their guard down. >> '86 we lost homes in a pretty good-sized fire. people forget about that fire. i haven't forgotten about it yet. i heard terrible stories. we do want to remind them they do happen in san mateo county. >> reminding personnel. >> a lot said they weren't here in '86, myself included. we were told how it happened. we want to make sure we don't repeat those things. >> fire chief remarked how much longer it is. used to be june through october, now april through november and december. as i mentioned earlier, this year happened about two to three weeks earlier than usual. here you can see them doing -- practicing a fire here. they have got to remove the brush, that sort of thing, get the water out. they are practicing deploying their emergency tents. those are tents that firefighters use. that is the last ditch effort to save yourself if a fire is coming over you. you never want to find yourself in that situation. if you do, you do what they are doing. only people generally find themselves in the situation is those that put themselves in t

he was a junior at woodside high school in woodside and used to play on the football team. now, at the high school, there were about 30 students who were already talking to grief counselors and they also had a moment of silence at the school. back out here live again, you can see more people have arrived with flowers. another young boy arrived here on crutches. we're not sure at this point if that was one of the victims who was released at the hospital, because, again, they just arrived. but a very sad story here in east palo alto where this is their fifth homicide of the year. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. >>> a man who fell from a roof during a beta breakers party yesterday afternoon has died. the accident happened about 3:30 at a house on fell street. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the three-story fall. the medical examiner is not releasing the man's identity but his employer, demand force, identified him as 28-year-old david hansey. firefighters across the -- >>> firefighters across the bay area are on alert as hot tem

. >>> people in the woodside area might have noticed a flurry of firefighting activity today but it is only a drill. >>> this cal fire helicopter landed amid a cloud of dust near piÑata college. its crew is taking part in a day long drill to prepare for fighting a wild land fire in san mateo county. the exercise drew 150 fire personnel, 25 engines and five strike teams. the drill is meant to raise public awareness about the threat of wildfires in san mateo, especially after the dry winter and the recent hot weather. >> every year we talk to our residents about the possibility of a fire here in this area and we are at high risk, very high risk. the heat is here and humidity dropping daily so the threat is here and people have toned that, plus firefighters have to understand that. >> this afternoon the firefighters will conduct a small evacuation drill in a woodside neighborhood. >>> a woman is under arrest after a deadly wrong way head on crash in the east bay. it happened on highway 24 in lafayette early this morning. ktvu's tara moriarity joins us live from martinez with more on the s

we do have a new crash reported southbound 280 at woodside road on the offramp there. it's not causing a big traffic delay on your way to cupertino. >>> a sunny day, breezy to windy. not as bad as yesterday. visibility, i mean, i can see to alaska from here. no, i can't. you know what i mean. you can see to forever and a day. everything is dropping down from the north. if you are heading up to seattle and portland, take a rain jacket or parka. it's cold up there. rainy, snow in the cascades. a few showers up in northern california. for us, we get the cool, we get the breeze and that's gonna stay here for a while. then we had low 30s and upper 30s for many locations. starting to warm up a little bit off of those. it will still be below average today and probably for a while. the kicker, though, is there may be a stronger system coming in to replace the one up there now next week. we'll see. that would put us in the line for some rain. i'm looking down the road a little bit. but just so you know, i think the rest of the month is gonna be below average on the temperatures

(applause) >> and from woodside learning center, constance walker. (applause) >> congratulations to our teachers of the year. and at this time i'd like to turn the mic over to the president of the united educators of san francisco, president dennis kelly. (applause) >> thank you. these five teachers standing on the field with us today are incredible. they are dedicated. they are hard working. they are innovative. they are exactly what we need in every classroom. i am privileged and proud to be here and to honor them tonight. to the teachers who are with us in the crowd, all 300 of you, to all of our hard working san francisco unified school district teachers and paraprofessionals, we thank you for your dedication to san francisco and to our young people. on behalf of the united educators of san francisco, all of the teachers, all of the paraprofessionals in san francisco, thank you to the giants, and to all of you for your support of the students and our schools. go giants! (applause) >> thank you all so much. ladies and gentlemen, a round of applaus

. >>> a former millionaire from woodside will spend the rest of his life behind bars. a jury found peter paranei guilty of killing his wife and attempting to make it look like a suicide. investigators say he was in debt and murdered his wife inside their home in woodside in 2010. they say he wanted to collect $30 million in life insurance. he will be formally sentenced on july 12th. >>> the city of oakland has been order to return millions of dollars. they sold 8 properties to its redevelopment agency. those transactions move more than $32 million into city coffers. state auditors said that move was not per misst missable. the money was returned yesterday. the city has the option to challenge the ruling in court. >>> we've heard over and over about how long it takes the department of veterans apair facing duis to process claims. in some cases the wait has been up to two years here in the bay area. rob roth tells us there are finally some changes that should help lower that wait. >> reporter: right. here's san francisco's city college. more than 1300 student veterans ha

jose was a junior at woodside high school. he also played on the football team. >> in the south bay another family trying to cope with the loss of their 16-year-old boy. he was hit by a car on the way to school this morning. >> students here at silver creek high school tell us his name is andy martinez. the principal says he was the oldest of five subblings, the only boy and his life came to an end too soon this morning. investigators gathered up his shoes and backpack, trying to recreate the accident matching skid marks on the ford if 150 pick up. it what happened while the 16-year-old was on his way to school. he was only a block away when the accident happened. police are still piecing together who had right of way. >> we don't have indication of fault at this time. our investigators are out here and are going to determine whether speed was a factor. >> the pick up was headed north. martinez east. police say he was not wearing a mel met. >> the driver is cooperating with the investigator autos a tremendous human being. >> s

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he went to woodside high school. he was part of a ball team there.. he was a good son. he loved hanging out with his friends. at 11:00 last night hang out with his friends in front of his home, there were four people and a white car that you see. it was about 11:00 when to males came running to the car and began firing inside the car. police officers say they rounded off about 20-25 bullets into the car. unfortunately it did hit the upper part of hosea leaving a trail injury. the other people had not life threatening injuries and are able to get out of the car. there were able to get into the house of all the four passengers sitting next to jose luis . witnesses say the two men ran down the streets to get away car described as a silver or gray sedan. >> police officers a aside from that they do not have much more on the suspect. >> they're asking for people live or may havsee someone to in the neighborhood who or who may have seen something to contact police. >> there was also a shooting on saturday and friday night this past weekend. this is the fif

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. >> the boy who died was a student and football player at woodside high school. his father says he was a good kid who stayed out of trouble. he also says the car belonged to someone else so the murder may have been a case of mistaken identity. >>> firefighters in dallas mourning the loss of one of their own today. firemen lined the path outside a condo complex saluting as the body of 51-year-old stanley wilson was carried out under an american flag. the 28-year veteran got trapped during a complex fire and radioed for help but it was too late when the rescuers found him. the early-morning fire damaged at least two dozen units there. >>> two people now dead in strange of tornadoes in the midwest riping through oklahoma, iowa and kansas. at least 21 are injured. it's not over yet. marlie hall reports. >> reporter: scattered debris wiped out a trailer park in oklahoma. the monster twister was a half mile wide when it went through town. a 79-year-old man was killed and at least 20 others injured. a huge funnel cloud touched down in carney, oklahoma. >> everything i o

in between areas of san mateo, redwood city, menlo park, all these small communities in between, woodside, into parts of sunnyvale. to the east bay pleasanton perhaps livermore, east bay hills near san ramon, a few returns picking up there. over parts of the north bay on and off scattered showers throughout the afternoon is what you can expect. we're seeing widespread rain clear lake, even possibly heavier rain, maybe a thunderstorm within the lake county area. yuba city and the central valley some light rain. this system here parked off the coastline, couple hundred miles out, it will creep to the south and east. for the most part it will remain right here for the next 12 hours or so. you can see the counter clockwise motion and how the bands will continue to feed into the bay area. a few hit or miss showers for today. partly sunny, partly cloudy, perhaps a thunderstorm in the afternoon. i think over the hills is our best bet. 69 in concord right now, 67 in napa, 66 san francisco, so temperatures are not bad. we're seasonal. temperatures in the 60s and 70s this afternoon. this will be wh

crews from woodside, santa clara county and cal fire will be on scene. if you see smoke that's why. >>> meteorologist christina loren, a colder start to the day. >> it is, good morning to you. one thing i want to point out with the prescribed burns, we don't have strong winds. they are going to pick up as we get into the afternoon picking up between the hours of 2:00 and 7:00 and of course the wind-prone areas. across the bay we'll see the stronger gusts as we head throughout the day but temperatures are nice and mild out there, it's a little bit cooler, it's been feeling downright tropical for the past few mornings but this morning you'll notice a cooler start to gilroy at 47 degrees. 48 in santa rosa, and we're at 53 degrees in concord this morning so we stop the clock on the futurecast, take you into the noon hour and look at this, temperatures are already in the 80s where we cut off that national coolant. at noon 81 degrees in antioch. it's a great day to make the outdoor lunch plans in the city. letting warm in livermore, 81. your seven-day outlook

. >> reporter: his father said he was a good kid, last year played football for woodside high. that he and his friends had just returned from getting fast-food in a car that was borrowed, a car he didn't normally drive. >> he was using a car that was not the same car. i don't know if it was a mistake or something like that. >> reporter: investigators say two guns were fired. the two shooters ran away toward a gray or silver car. they say there was no gun in the victim's car. >> too many things, can't do nothing now. >> reporter: and we are back here live where family and friends have set up candles. there's a photograph, people leaving notes for the family. they also tell me there was shootings in the neighborhood friday, saturday, also cinco de mayo weekend. six shootings in recent weeks. they are trying to see if this may be tied to that. reporting live in east palo alto, kristi smith, nbc bay area news.  >> okay, kristi, thank you so much. >>> now to a developing story in san jose. that's where a teen bicyclist was killed after getting hit by a pickup truck blocks away fro

to raise funds the group turned to borrowed woodside mansion into a designer show house which people can pay to tour. >> 20 decorators decorated these rooms. everything is personally done. it's never been done before. >> reporter: in her more humble surroundings, kimona is thankful for the meal and the visits and the daily reminder she's not alone. nbc bay area news. >>> britain's prince harry is in colorado springs to show his support for wounded or ill service members and leanne gregg is at the u.s. olympic training center in colorado to show us. >> reporter: britain's prince harry with a fellow service members and olympians light the torch to officially open the warrior games. >> now, entering the square, the united states army. >> reporter: during the ceremony, a procession of athletes representing all five branches of the u.s. military and a british team. >> i don't know what could be finer than a beautiful colorado afternoon when you're surrounded by your own personal heroes. >> reporter: prince harry, a soldier himself who served twice in afghanistan, is a supporter of program

he was a junior at woodside high school in redwood city.say at 11:00 last night, he and three friends were sitting inside a white maxima on fordham street when two men walked up to the car and started to shoot. officers say 25 bullets were fired. jose tied at the scene. his friends ran to a house. two were hit. jose's father said he heard the gunshots. >> running to inside to the house, yeah, and we -- we heard that -- a shooting and we go inside. we didn't see my son. i went outside to the car and he was there. >> reporter: the father says his son was not in a gang. he says the boy's had just been hanging out at mcdonald's. he says his son was borrowing the car he was driving and it was his first time in it which makes a family think that it was a case of mistaken identity. police say it doesn't appear that any words were exchanged between the victims and the suspects. they have a very vague description of the suspects. they just said there were two latino men. both were armed. they ran away and jumped into a gray or silver sedan. police a

we want to take you live down to woodside. what is going on is a big drill.3 units that sent strike teams down to southern california, including three from san mateo county. now, this morning, all of those folks down in woodside, the fire protection district are hosting a fire drill to get ready for what could be a particular leah bad fire season. >> we're at high risk, very high risk. a lot of them choose not to believe it or not to accept that fact. we haven't had a fire here before, like southern california or northern california has, but i remind them the firesin santa cruz, we're at the same risk as they are. >> the hot, dry and very windy weather up and down the state definitely playing a big role in the firefighter efforts. fortunately steve paulson has been predicting a chance of rain on monday. there is a chance of lightning. but i just talked to steve and our temperatures are expected to drop to about 60 degrees. that could help improve our fire conditions. but, again, they're down in woodside this morning. they're assembling, conducting a fire dril

headlines, air tankers and helicopters helped put out a two acre fire along high mountain road in woodsidethe concern, thick vegetation providing fuel for that fire. the there were also power lines in the area. no word on how it started. >>> the morning commute on caltrain was stopped after a woman was hit and killed by a southbound train in burlingame. caltrain says the woman was walking across the pedestrian crossing at the time. tracks were closed both directions causing hour-long delays. regular service resumed at about noon. >>> the driver of a minivan was arrested for dui after crashing into the lobby of san jose's valley medical center. a hospital spokesman says the vehicle was being driven erratically before the 3 a.m. crash. a hospital worker was treated for minor injuries. >>> the golden state warriors proving they belong in the nba play-offs. they have come home tied with san antonio a game apiece. mobile5, ken bastida live in oakland and just trying to get a seat to game 3, huh? >> reporter: yeah. we'll talk about that in just a minute, allen. they're home for game 3 and the wa

westbound, from highway 4 to the toll plaza, 15 minutes gets you there and southbound along 280 from woodside looking at 20 minutes. and 101 headed away from highway 8 a in the northbound direction to the san jose airport, that is a short 13-minute commute. now, speaking of san jose, this is the 280 headed away from 17, and it is dark but that is where 17 is, it takes you seven minutes to head into cupertino. >> apple could be headed if a showdown over the design of the proposed flag ship store on san francisco's union square. they will begin work to transform the levi's building into a rectangular store which does not include presbyterianing the 40-year-old fountain near the hyatt hotel and preservationists are raising concern saying the fountain created by a renown artist is popular for depiction of local sites. we tried to contact apple but have not received a response. >> facebook is promising to crackdown on people would post hate speech encouraging violence against women. the announcement came after a group of protesters convinced more than a dozen advertisers to boycott the social gian

fire departments responded including woodside and menlo park. told the fire is now out, but there is still a lot of smoke in the area. >>> and an update to the breaking news story we first brought to you yesterday evening in the south bay. firefighters report a small flare-up this morning from a 30- acre fire near the east ridge shopping center in east san jose. news chopper 2 flew over the fire, as flames and smoke covered a large, open field yesterday. the original fire threatened more than 100 nearby mobile homes. >> imagine a wall that is fire and it's, like, it looks kind of like the end of the world to me. >> the cause of that fire is under investigation. investigators say a contractor cutting the brush to prevent fires was finishing up when that fire started. some residents of the mobile home park were treated for smoke inhalation. officials say this morning's flare-up is the first since yesterday and they are keeping a watch to make sure that there won't be any more. >>> as rosemary mentioned, a red flag has been issued for the north bay

he was a junior at woodside high school and played on the football team there. >> a 5-year-old girl is dead after fallinging from an suv that crash thtd morning. police say speeding may have been to blame. five other people in the vehicle were injure bud not seriously. the 5-year-old girl was not in the child safety seat. california law requires children under age and under height of four feet nine to be strapped into a safety seat. >> students at silver creek high school are grieving after a class mate died on the way to school. a truck hit the 16-year-old while he rode his bicycle. this is just blocks from campus. >> the driver is currently cooperating with investigators reporting what occurred here, today. >> sky 7 captured video investigators searching the scene for clues. police point out the victim was not wearing a bicycle helmet. the high school brought in grief counselors today. >> this was sentencing day for a formler -- former police officer who turned to crime. >> he's been found guilty of a number of crimes. >> including selling drugs that were stolen from the task force.

. >> woodside man has been found guilty of killing his wife to try to collect millions of dollars ine insurance. peter parineh was and they did yesterday of first-degree murder. he told his daughter that he shot his wife parima and then told her she tried to kill herself. investigators say parima was shot six times, too many times for a suicide. they also found that she had a 31 million and life insurance that would have been paid their family and had she committed suicide. parineh faces life in prison without parole. he is scheduled to be sentenced july 12th. >> you have been warned by me, if you want to save some money without having to drag to fire at their it is, 8¢ cheaper across the street. we want to show you prices all over the bay area. that is a little cheaper here than in san francisco. if you're waking up in san francisco to fill up your tank, $4.13. in san jose, $4.50 and in oakland $4.40. on average, we're paying 16¢ more over the past two weeks. we got a chance to talk to some drivers this morning, said lee memorial weekend is when we see the difference in prices espec

75 down in palm springs. , 85 in kentfield, 68 in oakland and morgan hill and 76 for san jose, 75 woodside redwood city d.c. redwood city. not much change, friday looks cooler and it checks out of here and it is a little bit warmer on the weekend. >>> they caught a u.s. spy in whose could you. >>> your police officers -- in moscow. >>> your police officers beat a man there are literally 8 sheriffs. >>> and baseball's biggest stars, ouch, what the team doctors are saying about his run in with that right field wall. . >>> surveillance video from bakersfield captured what appears to be a deadly police beating case. this was shot in may 8th and it appears to show officers objects to hit david silva more than a dozen times. he fought them as he tried to arrest them and one witness called 911. >> 1, 2, 3, 4 -- the guy was on the floor and eight sheriffs were beating him with sticks. >>> they say silva developed breathing problems and was taken to a hospital where he died. two officers had their cell phone videos confiscated and they are now investigating the incident. >>> they claim this man is

crews from redwood city, woodside, san carlos, san mateo, foster city, menlo park, to name a few.gines and three ladder trucks were here as well, battling the fire for close to two hours. access to the streets around fair oaks elementary is limited. we spoke to the red cross who said 20 people are displaced as well. they are using fair oaks elementary until a makeshift shelter until they find a more stable place to live this morning. the deputy fire says there's a structural engineer here. and there's a little bit of structural damage from the apartment complex. we're live in redwood city, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:48. well, do you have your ticket? pam cook has the record- breaking jackpot that's up for grabs tonight. pam, my husband is in charge of getting my ticket. >> so is mi the powerball jackpot is now $360 million. now, part of the reason the prize is bigger because the odds of winning something have been incitessed. last saturday, for example, there was no powerball jackpot winner -- -- winner but more than a dozen tickets one $1 million in ten states. cali

contrast, look at this down the peninsula, 101, 71 miles per hour and 73 miles per hour on 280 through woodside so not too bad. the drive time traffic, 580, from tracy to dub lip, -- dublin, 43 minutes and northbound on highway 85 to the san jose airport, 19 minutes and a look outside at 20 minutes gets you through berkeley from highway four, and this is from emeryville camera so there is plenty of company at the maze. >> 6:52. seven things to know before you go. the only news is back in 60 >> good morning, 6:54 and a look from the sutro tower camera looking across the bay where we have clouds still and fog. we will check with mike nicco in a few minutes. >> as we hand things off to "good morning america" here are seven things to know, another bolt problem on the new span of the bay bridge comes to lit this morning, bolts used to anchor the railing reportedly failed and caltran says that it is a-year-old problem that has been fixed. >> coalition of shareholders says they plan to protest a chevron annual shareholders meeting at headquarters in 10 ramon much the groups will air groveans against c

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the fire was reported at about 2:00 in hunter park west of interstate 280 in woodside. news chopper 2 was overhead as a he continuer dropped fire retardant on the flames. firefighters used two park trails to reach the flames. the cause is still under investigation. >>> the california public utilities commission is calling for tighter safety regulations on limos after last weekend's deadly fire. the cpuc wants annual inspections and rules governing how stretch limos are built. the state doesn't perform safety inspections for smaller limos. also, we've just learned that jerry hill has introduced legislation that would require fire extinguishes in limos as well as other safety provisions. >>> an unusual san francisco restaurant is closed after an early morning fire. the fire broke out about 3:00 a.m. at the forbes island restaurant between piers 39 and 41. firefighters had a tough time putting it out because you can only get to the restaurant by boat. so they were forced to use a fire boat to battle the fire. the restaurant's owner was the only person there when the fire s

crews from woodside, santa clara county and cal fire will be on scene as well. >> hopefully when that all clears up you're going to get a good look at the forecast and actually the wind speed is what you're talking about this morning, christina. >> yes, laura. we have some wind out there this morning but they're very wise to get that prescribed burn done early because the winds are the calmest. they'll pick up as we head throughout the day. yesterday we had whipping winds in the south bay. as the sun starts to drop off those winds will pick up and drop off overnight just like yesterday same deal. 52 degrees to start in oakland, 49 in sunnyvale. it's a cooler start to the day with more 40s out there, anywhere between two to 14 degrees cooler. we stop the clock on your futurecast between now and 8:00 a.m., whatever fog, low cloud cover did develop and there is some around the iner bay this morning. it will be out of here quickly so the warmup is on, lots of sunshine coming up early, inland will be at about 71 degrees at lunch time rounding out the day at 81 degrees. 70 degrees bayside,

crews from woodside, santa clara county and cal fire will be on scene as well. >> those burns come on a day we're going to see a jump in our temperatures. meteorologist chris tia loren a gorgeous start to this thursday. >> it is. good morning to you. crystal clear start over san francisco, quite a contrast from yesterday where we had full on cloud cover. for most of the day, today will be warmer, a little onshore flow but the cool marine air isn't going to make its way through thec delta, a warm day in the east bay. starting with the winds this morning, closest reporting site to palo alto, san mateo southeast winds 6 miles per hour. winds will strengthen as we get into the second half of the day but they'll stay calm between now and 10:00 a.m. and winds will start to pick up, they'll be strongest as we get into this evening so you really want to keep that in mind for your commute home. we'll check your commute to work with mike in a moment. 52 in san jose and 46 degrees a chilly start in gilroy. "today in the bay" as you make your way out that front door you can ditch that coat by abo

a live look across palo alto, woodside, plenty of sunshine and a little fog.hat and the weekend forecast coming up. a live look across palo alto, >>> today in florida, a couple from cumberland was formally charge -- a couple from oakland was formally charged after their dog's death sent him on a frantic, destructive tirade. reyes, a bulldog, died after undergoing leg surgery. the family took him to a vet while visiting family in south florida. police say the couple learned the dog died when they arrived to pick him up. they became violent, trashing the vet's office, causing $5,000 in damage. a relative says the vet didn't explain to them what went wrong when they demanded answers. >>> rehab by cop. a sacramento area woman who slapped a police officer so that she could kick her smoking habit will get her wish. she's spending two months in jail. the deputy tells the "sacramento bee" that 31-year-old etta lopez slapped him across the face tuesday so he would lock her up in a smoke-free jail long enough for her to quit her smoking habits. she's already served thre

the student at woodside high was killed who neighbors describe as a good kid.is father says the car did not belong to his son and may have been mistaken identity. >>> fire crews will be at the scene of a marin county house fire most of the morning. three people made it safely out of the burning home in kentfield about 2 a.m. but they had trouble calling 911 because the fire damaged the phone lines. damage is estimated at $400,000. the fire is not considered suspicious. >>> a 6-alarm dallas condo fire may have claimed the life of a firefighter. we have live pictures right now. they are searching the building for that firefighter, who actually radio that he was trapped inside. we just saw pictures of crews taking a stretcher into the building, as well. no residents were hurt and no word yet on a cause as they continue to look for the firefighter. >>> one last check on traffic and weather. >> yeah. looking very hot around parts of the bay area. starting out mostly clear early on this morning, temperatures already near 70 degrees san fra this afternoon, though, soa

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a student at woodside high was kid. >>> fire crews still at the scene of a marin county house fire.rouble dialing 911 because the fire damaged the phone lines. damage is estimated at $400,000. the fire by the way is not considered suspicious. >>> and this morning, yahoo's ceo confirmed that the sunnyvale-based company is buying tumblr. a blogging site that's popular with teens and young adults. the price tag more than $1 billion making this the largest social networking purchase in years. yahoo wants a new base of young online users. we have your traffic and weather for a monday coming up after the break. >>> good morning. we have a couple of slow commutes into the east bay this morning. coming down the eastshore freeway, westbound 80 we had one earlier crash in hercules. now a new one in berkeley. approaching gilman street it is off to the right-hand shoulder. but checking the drive times, that's westbound 80 in the heavy category. 41 minutes on westbound 80 between the carquinez bridge to the maze. and westbound 580 has been fairly busy since early this morning when we had a stall

motorola ceo dennis woodside announced at this week all things digital conference in california, mobilecalled one of the worst ipos in history. we talked about facebook's botched debut last year. now, nasdaq is coughing up the carve for its role to the tune of $10 million. salson cox sick is at the exchange. >> reporter: they say the nasdaq violated security laws because the systems couldn't handle the anticipating trading volume. they say the leaders of the nasdaq made a bunch of poor decision regarding the ipo. it ultimately couldn't match the buyers to the sellers in the crucial moment when facebook went public. so now what's happening? a huge penalty for messing up facebook's public day bow to the tune of $10 million. $10 million represents about 3% of the nasdaq's net income in 2012. this is in addition to the $62 million nasdaq set aside to investors who lost their money because of the exchange's screwup. plus, add up all the money brought by investors and trading firms that are pending. it can go on and on not to mention the rep takes issue force the nasdaq. carol. >> here's a qu

the house is in woodside and the owner wants to change the style and expand the home to 8,000 square117.5 million last november. >> 8:09. we now know what may be causing those houses to hide on the hillside. a water line leak softened up the ground and caused the hillside to give way. two homes have been crushed and two others in limbo. first started noticing cracks in their homes in march. a sewage pipe ruptured a couple months before that and two other under ground leaks before then. >>> along san francisco's embarkadero palm trees have become eye sores. planted them after the 1989 earthquake. they are brittle, brown and dying. 60 of them are infected by a fungus that they say it's always fatal. >> the warriors and fans really don't want the season to end tonight. the team is back down to 3 games to 2 against the san antonio spurs. head coach says there's really no pressure on his team. people expected the warriors would advance this far. >>> the sharks could lose a key player for the rest of the series against the los angeles kings. on tuesday night torres hit the kings near the b

low 70s, redwood city, palo alto, woodside. san carlos. fog, sun, mild. a little bit cooler on sunday. cloud it up on monday. rain to the north in the afternoon. >>> we're still keeping an eye on the weather in oklahoma where rain, hail and severe weather has slowed down for re- - slowed down recovery efforts. damage is estimated at $2 billion. 24 people were killed. a memorial for all of the victims is scheduled for this sunday. and president obama will travel to oklahoma that same day to meet with survivors. >>> nurses at a moore hospital are being credited for not only saving a woman and her husband's life but also their unborn child. she was going into labor when the tornado hit this hospital. she and the nurses were shaking and then the walls started to rip off. they all hung on for dear life. >> those nurses are amazing. you know, they -- they are definitely doing the job they were called to do. you know, to put my life before theirs. >> braden emanuel taylor was born a healthy, 8 pound, 3 ounces. his mother just finished nursing school and she hope

dennis woodside wouldn't give away too many details, but he says the moto x will power down certain featuresto save power. >> imagine when you're in the car, the device will know whether it's on or off, it's traveling at 6 of 0 miles per hour, it's going to act differently so you can interact with it safely. so those are the kinds of things that we're doing with fundamental technology. and we think it's actually quite exciting. >> quite exciting, indeed. a phone that knows where you are. also on stage last night, tesla motors ceo alon musk. always very exciting. the electric carmaker plans to make announcesments today saying it plan toes triple its network of ultra fast charging stations in the next month that will allow vehicles to travel from los angeles to new york using just the super charger network. >> when people buy a car, they're also buying a sense of freedom and the ability to go anywhere they want and not feet feddered. so we had to make something that was really quick to charge. >> musk talked about his other ambition, his other worldly, i guess, we should say, including a day w

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