i saw more at the cia at lappingly, more than -- at langley, more than usual there. airport, security has been beefed up. the fbi cautions public buildings are attractive targets for terrorists, homegrown or otherwise. d.c.'s metro system is beefing up its police presence until further notice. that goes for both the buses and rails. metro was asking passengers to report anything suspicious including packages left unattended. but chief michael taborn tells us this increase in security is a precautionary measure, not a response to any specific threat. >> as a result of this increased security, our customers are likely to see an increase in uniformed police officers in the system. >> not very nervous or scared about anything that's going to be done in retaliation. >> that's not to say there couldn't be problems. >> we're from the west coast. i had no hesitation to come in to the heart of d.c. today. because i do feel safe. >> i don't think anything's going to happen but i feel safer back home. >> now, cia director leon panetta issued a statement. he says al-qaeda would

sunrise at 6:07. for the day, it is going to be a wet start. 52 at 8:00. northwesterly winds at 17. wind directions with the arrows northwest at 11 at noon. the 10 to 15, 20 range throughout the afternoon with a little sunshine at times this afternoon. we'll call it partly to mostly cloudy and 56 by 8:00. we're going into the 40s tonight. look at the winds. we're all out of the northwest. some gusts close to 30 miles per hour. that's bringing much chillier air mass in as opposed to the lower 80s we had yesterday. we're now in the upper 40s in much of montgomery county to arlington. it is 52 for springfield and fort belvoir. andrews is 54. 53. leesburg, at 50. reagan national, it is wet. 53 and windy. look at the north-northwesterly winds at 22 miles per hour. gusting to 30. the dew point is at 50 degrees. the cold front is through. we've got a decent amount of rain behind that front. heavier showers will have pulled away. light showers still possible. generally east of 95. the afternoon, partial clearing. stray shower. much drier, still breezy and cool. tonight, it is chilly. 40s, m

at last check, the stock is at $106.17 a share. that puts the company now on track for one of the biggest first-day gains of >> let's check the bay area forecast, but temperatures have not doubled but is sunnier out there. a good day to visit the bay area. >> a gorgeous shot from mt. tam. our directors said that he sees this from his house. >> and lot of sunshine out there, more clearing into the afternoon, temperatures warm up and we're getting close to the seasonal average. a little bit breezy as we head in a lot of sunshine. cloud cover in the pacific. we are expecting this to wind its way to the bay area and over the weekend. a mixture of sunshine and cloud cover throughout the weekend. partly cloudy conditions expected. temperatures are starting to warm up. sixties in santa rosa, 67 degrees for fairfield, 65 and antioch and south bay is just starting to warm up. san jose currently in the low 60s. of get by the afternoon, close to 80 in places like fairfield. 72 degrees in san rafael. 65 in downtown san francisco. temperatures

no back at san at the tool played out some. at the cemetery bridge is nice and easy rind, ought we may have delays. the planned maintenance work in the area expect delays 20 to 40 minutes. >> stanley roberts has ventured into cyberspace and if you know stanley that if nothing. he from more people behaving badly >> as much as i'd like catch people in a bad behavior other people find it for me >> this is a video haiphong on you to in the oakland area sec there are no signs >> i just got a $60 parking ticket but there were no signs posted >> issuing where he was part so code enforcement is behaving badly >> the peoples in seattle are making from of of a driver using both cars are rare as a bumper cars >> this on our video shows someone parking in red zone in chinatown with >> look me up 1/4 of people in the paving battling >> you can e-mail him x kron 4 at fort stock, quick program note dr. phil is moving to 4:00 p.m. and we will be having a newscast at 8:00 p.m. starting may 30th we will be right back >> welcome back and in honor

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and centerville, you're coming in at 54 degrees at this hour. here is a look at the highs for today. generally, mid-70s in d.c. 79 in leesburg. 77 for martinsburg. culpepper, 82 degrees. fredericksburg around 80. here is angie with your traffic. >> all right, anny, thank you very much. hello, everybody. we're kicking off this hour with the green light. everything nice, clean and green out there. no major problems all morning long. hope we can keep it that way. let's zoom on into 270. things are starting to slow down out of urbana. moving outside, notice still moving at a great pace as we track the headlights past germantown road down toward the lane divide. keeping things moving, we return to our real time graphics. our focus is on the outer loop north of the district. everyone is doing just fine moving at a pretty good pace. things starting to build in terms of volume outside between the new hampshire avenue exit over to university -- not university, over to georgia. some stop and go along the way. let's move it over to 66. drivers doing just f

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at uc sf. they say that taking rigorous walks on a regular basis can lower the risk toward disease progression as well as decrease the chance of dying from the disease. brisk walking pace at 3 miles per hour or faster so it is a good sol it clip. study author says men who walk briskly for 3 hours per week had the greatest benefit. report is in the june 1st issue of cancer research. >> new study shows that losing weight may not be required to lower a person's risk of diabetes. instead small reductions in the amount of fatah person consumes resulted in a decrease risk. researchers at the university of alabama at birmingham put 69 over weight people who were at risk for diabetes on diets for 8 weeks with only small reductions to their fat or carb intake. improvement were found with people who ate a diet comprised of 27 percent fat and 55 percent carb. researchers say the results were even better for african americans participant in the study. >> well on to other matters no now. offers of help from

you are looking at their foes. the man on the left--you are looking at their foes. the man on the left is accused of trying to steal things from a home in martinez, while they were arresting him, they said the woman on the right showed up at the pawnshop and officers say that she was found in possession of some of the stolen jewelry. the two of them have been booked into the county jail. now the police are looking for someone that fired gunshots into a house, you are looking at the location on the map. the bullets came within inches holly drive in watsonville. several people were in a home, including the four year-old and 50. they were in a bunk bed. there are no motives or suspects in this case. a person injured in a related drug explosion at died. at a livermore apartment complex last saturday they said that he died from his injuries and two other people remain in critical condition. investigators said they found drug paraphernalia in the apartment, but no signs of the medical lab. now it look at the 1 01 in san jose. the cars are headed our way, stay with us, mor

just looking at it here they will not be able to state at this building. that's what we are waiting for right now, investigators to come in and try to figure out what actually caused this fire. once they get through the investigation they have to see if the structure is even save enough for people to go in and collect their personal items. at this point it is we are sitting and waiting. throughout the night they have been on fire watch, they have poses' hooked up and ready to go in case something breaks out. so far has been a quiet evening. >> darya: yoli on wondering as i look at the building, is that how these two firefighters injured? >> reporter: it was one fire fighter that got injured tutu smoke inhalation--due to. --. one resident was also sent to the hospital. it seems like that person will recover from their injuries nothing to serious. >> darya: the sweet survivor story of the chihuahua. >> reporter: i know there are several residents saying they couldn't get their pets out. at least one resident did. the pet did survive. they founded on the thir

oakland at 63 degrees. livermore 63 and san jose at 66. by mid to late afternoon in the evening hours an increase in the wind speeds especially in the higher terrain. gusts around 30 to 35 miles per hour. here is a look ahead approaching memorial day on sunday. partly cloudy skies and an increase in the high clouds by monday afternoon leading to a chance of a shower by tuesday. >>> the san francisco police department bid happy trails a at retirement party for two special members of the force. hawk on the left and hunter were honored at a ceremony this morning at union square. hawk has been with the department since 1998. hunter is a seven-year veteran. a shoe from even horse happenings at the entrance to the restaurant. >>> and that's our report. bay area news at 7:00 returns on monday and our coverage continues online any time at www.ktvu.com. and with tonight's 10:00 news over on ktvu channel 2. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch som

they found a man in the street, he died at the hospital at 11:24. we spoke with a man by the name of jesus and he describes what heard last night. >> yeah. just kind of looked kind of like you think where people are coming to nowadays, hard times are making people do bad choices and stuff like that, you know what i mean? >> reporter: he reported that heard what sounded like small caliber gunfire about five to six shots so again, they are still trying to figure out here from what we're hearing from the police spokesman, this appears to be gang-related. frank? >> okay, kiet do he is live in east san jose. thanks for the update, kiet. >>> meanwhile, oakland police are hoping witnesses will provide some clues on the shootout that killed a high school senior who was just three weeks from graduating. it happened yesterday afternoon on ritchie street near bancroft. ditiyan franklin, jr., was riding his bike when he was shot. investigators are trying to figure out if he was the intended target. >>> we have confirmed the los angeles police department will be

let's take a look at the beltway tie-up at route 50. it is still taking away part of the right lane off to the right shoulder as well. lanes getting by. as a result, we're slowing approaching the scene just a bit. let's move it outside to a wide view. checking out incident free. definitely slow. it looks like 95 drivers here out of woodbridge making their way up toward the mixing bowl, they're definitely using the brakes as we move it outside, you can see we have quite an amount of congestion near the prince william parkway. back over to the maps, we'll zoom into 66. we're tracking your eastbound trip. it look like the main slow is from 234 to 28. you'll be using the brakes again approaching route 50. we also have your travel times for you. we'll show you those quick. the outer loop from 95 to 270. let you know it is only looking at about an 11 minute drive. volume building around new hampshire. 95 southbound doing just fine. let's get to some of the stories happening today. she is headed to rome to meet with world leaders to talk about

take a look at radar. you can see, it's possible, a few neighborhoods might see a sprinkle in the next hour or two. otherwise, we'll see clearing and chilly temps tonight. we're at 60 degrees now. out in the west, only in the 50s and 40s. and compared to yesterday, temperatures have dropped anywhere from 15 to 20, as you can see, 25 degrees colder this afternoon than it was yesterday this time up in elkton. we were in the low 80s most places. they were in the upper 70s. and pretty good rain overnight. luckily, no severe weather. not even a rumble of thunder around here. bernadette has a look at the rainfall numbers around here. >> that's right. we got a pretty good dose of that rain. and we're going to update you where we stand for rain because of that. so far this month, we're about a quarter of an inch above average. and for the year total, that brings us up to just .72 in the surplus. seems like we've had a lot of rain. but part of that, as we started out the year so dry, some of these days have just be

at least check, the award fund in the case stood at more than $200,000. no word on the impact today's arrest will have on that money. we have continuing coverage on the arrest in the brian stow case. you'll find this afternoon's press conference from los angeles by clicking on the brian stow tab on ktvu.com. >> there is a push in washington d.c. for more offshore oil drilling a year after the massive spill in the gulf of mexico. john fowler investigate understood bay area research suggest something big oil spills may not be so bad after all. >> reporter: the deep water horizon blowout, the biggest oil catastrophe every. but we are seeing is evidence that we may have reacted. >> there won't be as much to worry about and as much groom and doom as we saw in the media -- gloom and doom as we saw in the media from this oil and i. >> reporter: this sample came directly from the blown out well. he said when the oil gushed out, much of it simply disappeared. >> it's bio degradable, naturally. >> reporter: they searched the gulf top to bottom looking for signs of

. 73 at watson vichlt inland 78 in morgan hill and 80 at gilroy. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. by wed inland high up around the 90 degree mark in many locations. low 80's around the basement up to 70 on the coast. that sound like beach weather. then mild again very warm again on thursday but temperatures will drop-off rather sharply on friday and saturday and by sunday inland high will barely reach 70 degrees. mid 60's on the around the bay and mid 50's on the coast. quite a cool down but 2 days of nice warm weather come our way. >> absolutely. >> thank you expense near coming up here on 7 news at 9:00. what caused that big plume of smoke along the peninsula today? >> species that has survived 4 mass extinction and now faces biggest crisis of the ex is tense on the planet. sacramento king decide to stay pump at least for another year. sthis is your captain speaking, we are fourteenth in line for takeoff. looks like it's bumper to bumper on the interstate. i gotta get to cleveland! remove your belt, your watch, your shoes. i wonder what gas co

sized at potentially $3 million. continuing to look at our own budget if there are funds from existing works that are not required. also, the bidding environment is incredibly positive. a 5% reduction in phase two would save the project $1.2 million. we could delay the project until we find adequate funding, sized at 3.4. you can see the combination of these solutions resolving the shortfall. we are very confident that closing finance is possible given the opportunity for revenue generation based on the options but scribe. mr. dole went into some detail about -- detail about this, but to go over it again, the cruise industry brings 200,000 passengers to the city annually, generating $30 million and supporting approximately 400 city jobs. in 2008 the advisory panel directed an economic study. they found that in addition to these local benefits that have worked regionally, that there are 66.9 million with 470 jobs. this would translate to $900,000 annually to the coffers of the city for the general fund. looking at the

currently in sunnyvale 94 degrees at that particular at ortega park. san ramon to the east at 89. around the peninsula, palo alto sporting 92. upper 80s north of the golden gate bridge. heading on out to baseball action cahill on the mound for the good guys tonight. as 79 degrees at 7:05 at the beginning of that baseball game. out and about this evening, temperatures anywhere from the 70s to the 80s. obviously it's an offshore flow with the winds out of the northeast 5 to 15 miles per hour. that is drying out the atmosphere concord relative humidity at 13%. tumbling to 54 overnight there. otherwise low 50s peninsula, 48 degrees in santa rosa. high pressure obviously clearing out our atmosphere. not a cloud in sight. jet stream to the northed of us, but we'll have changes by friday when we see the return of the onshore push knocking back this ridge of high pressure. so one more day of temperatures unseasonably warm. pollen report, tree count and the grass count are very high for all of us allergy sufferers. a little relief with the return of the marine layer over the weekend. thurs

he had a choice to slide or directly come at me and he came directly at me. posey, of course, says that he thinks he's pretty much done for the season. the as tonight, the first of six games at home, the as trying to protect a one-run lead against the orioles in the 5th, gonzalez gets a double play ball but the throw back to gonzalez gets behind him and he fell awkwardly, a runner scored and tied it, gonzalez left an inning later, his pitch count was high. geren was tossed, seemed to fire up the as because sweeney broke a 2-2 tie, sweeney had an rbi every starter had a hit, they battered around in the sixth, five hits were with two outs and brought in five runs. aswin it 6-2. they've won 3-4. >>> all right, meantime, gerhardt, usually, you think of toby gerhardt in football, the heisman trophy runnerup. how about his sisters who play a little softball for the cardinal, that's tegan and kelsy gerhardt and an ncaa superregional at alabama, bottom of the sixth, casey, triple down the line, that scores a run to make it 1-0 and that will be all 'bama would need as

that's southwest at 6 at livermore and west 16 at sfo. santa rosa down to san jose say calm but it's going to be a breezy day. all courtesy of this big low dropping down unseasonably cold by the time it arrives sunday, sunday, sunday. today though we'll see some partly sunny to mostly sunny skies. temperatures come up just a tiny bit. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. we're waiting for that big system to roll in here. i think saturday's the best part of the weekend. sunday much, much cooler. rain returns sunday morning. sure looks like it. windy at times. i think the big news will be how cool it's going to be. 50s and 60s for highs. we could have some record low maximum temperatures as we head towards sunday and monday. some patchy low clouds, sunny, breezy and a little warmer today. little chill in the morning air. 60s, upper 6 0z, low 70s and rather breezy through the delta as well. 71 concord. 72 danville. alameda 63. berkeley 64. 60s, upper 60s to low 70s from fremont to san jose and santa clara valley. peninsula mid to upper 60s. redwood

they found her and her daughter at a parking lot at a supermarket in san jose. the girl had been taken to a local hospital and under the care of child protective services. police say they went to this house on pollard road and campbell yesterday after the caller said the child was in jeopardy. the girl and the mother and the ex-boyfriend rodriguez had disappeared. the police put out a plea for the public's help to locate the girl. they received information the child and mother may be in south san jose. >> it's an area where we had some information that she may have had some friends in that area. and so they developed some leads that she was possibly going to this particular parking lot. and they set up in the parking lot and located them. >> reporter: the police are still looking for the ex- boyfriend rodriguez. the child's mother will be booked into the santa clara county jail. and police say she'll be charged with felony child abuse. live in campbell, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> there is developing news from san raphael tonight where police are i

the time show is the following day at 4:00. thursday is the broadcast debut at abc7 news at 4:00. we invite you the join us. >> we are streaming that at live to get a sneak peek. today on oprah at 4:00 -- her all-time favorite guests. then at 5:00, oakland family is raising questions about fatal police shooting. the autopsy shows he was shot in the back, they say. and giving parents the most detailed pictures of their baby yet. >>> you want a cute picture? we will give you a cute picture of a perfect pet. mike nicco, yeah, him. but he has a couple of friends. >> we have laurie from the san francisco spca. i'm enamored of webster. he's about to fall asleep. that's okay, he's relax and he likes to be around people. >> he loves people. he falls in love with everybody he meets. he loves dogs. if you give him any toy he throws it up in the air, and webster has been with us for a few months. i cannot figure it out. he's so perfect. he loves to cuddle and play. he is available for adoption. >> he is a chihuahua mix, maybe a terrier because of his -- >> he has perfect terrier hair. he and

. >> that was the frightening scene at at&t reports. there are reports that posey would have suffered a broken ankle and torn ligaments, that could keep him out for weeks. he could could be out maybe even the entire season but we certainly hope not. >>> a former police officer is of san francisco is expected to be arraigned on bribery charges -- charges. he's accused of taking bribes if from taxi cabs -- taking bribes from taxicabs by getting -- giving passing grades. >>> let's quickly go to scal. check our commute, sal. >> we're looking at the traffic here in many areas. 880 oakland, pretty slow coming up to the downtown area. s had, the commute looks okay at the bay bridge. there's a small delay. there is a giants' game at 12:45 but there are no major problems getting in right now. checking out san francisco, northbound 101 looks pretty good. just got a report that 280 is slow getting down to king street. we don't see any crashes reported. let's go to steve. >>> mostly sunny, partly cloudy. some of these clouds kind of stack up to the

light northwesterly wind at napa. breath at 3 miles per hour. take a look at the temperatures. low to mid-50s. san francisco. oakland, concord, fairfield, half moon bay. 57 in antioch. the rest of us in the mid-to-upper 40s. our destination, closer to average today. not quite there in most areas, but definitely warmer than yesterday. we have upper 60s to low 70s around the bay shore. low 70s in the south bay. 69 at san rafael. mid-70s in napa and santa rosa. east bay valley warm to mid-to-upper 70s. notice the clouds along the peninsula coast. half moon bay, 60. san francisco is 64 degrees. head to the monterey bay. temperatures here. 60s in santa cruz, watsonville and salinas. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- just as warm tomorrow. in the cold front that passes to the north and starts chipping away at the warm weather by sunday and monday when it's windy outside. the temperatures four to eight degrees cooler than today. once the winds subside. the heat comes back. or the warmth, i should say, for tuesday and wednesday. good morning, frances. >> good morning. that is the a

at mcdonald's. this shows exactly what happened. the passenger helps with driver inside the restaurant inside he lost consciousness and collapsed. that is phi >> feel if my cashier, who came in here, she is a medical assistant. and within 10 minutes of the evidence was here. >> your cruise saved her life--in his life. >> yes, >> and perhaps to some quick thinking fast acting that individual will be ok. >> are there looking for the suspect is in this is not a random shooting. they think that he is driving a light blue chevy pickup truck with an extended cab on the back. in the information regarding the incident contact the police. >> the national spotlight is shining on in antioch and the--on an antigang prevention task force. >> this is one of the top five in the country. he was in town to see for himself. what i saw today, the resources dedicated, the approach that has been used, i think this will work in any city. >> holder met with others and youth. >> we heard heart wrenching stories about thing

west winds at 18. look at san francisco. west at 33 miles per hour. 59 degrees right now into san jose. also, a little breezy. not quite ascold. 67. northwest wind at 15. for now the main weather headline is the gusty winds. could get gusts close to 45. airport probably through 8:00 tonight. we'll see if that causes any incoming flight delays. the radar shows the is s over the sierras where it is snowing right now of we've had a foot of snow above 7,000 feet. it looks drier tomorrow for the bay area. look what's happening offshore. we're watching another weather system that will bring a triple threat of more showers, possibly record breaking cold temperatures and maybe some thunder. all of this even as we roll into june. a very unusual seven-day forecast is coming your way in just a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> still ahead, animal rights groups surprisingly say facebook co-founder mark zuckerberg's latest challenge which involves eating meat a certain way might actually help their cause. also coming up, presiden

chin at sfo. >>> it is 6:04. a fire overnight rips through a home in contra costa county. the fire may be linked to a domestic dispute. kiet do is live in oakley now to explain more. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the firefighters are gone now and the contractor is here boarding up the doors and windows with plywood and take a look for yourself. that window that you see up there used to be the attic window but on the other side you see blue sky which means that the roof is gone. the contractor tells us there's about a quarter million dollars in damage to this house and it's ready to collapse. this has been brewing for a while. neighbors say a man and his ex- wife have been going back and forth for quite some time. and it all reached a head this morning at midnight when neighbors saw flames shooting out of the house and called 911. firefighters got here quickly and it went to two alarms. the houses are close together so to keach the neighbors' homes from -- to keep the neighborses homes from burnin

brian cooley editor at large at cnet joins us now with a look at the new blackberry bold. is that what it's cold? >> the bold 9900. >> oh, 9900, that's right. >> we have to get those numbers right because those aren't confusing. this is sort of the touchberry if you will. there have been touchscreen blackberrys before not successful. the one that we know the classic one with the keyboard at the bottom has never had a touchscreen so now we have this one that we see here called th 9900: it's the classic blackberry shape with the great keyboard. >> businessmen are usually split in two. they like the blackberry or iphone. >> a lot of people carry both one for business for messaging but when you want to have fun you have your iphone, but media, as well. >> do you think this will breakthrough? >> i don't know. the amount of screen it has is limited. 2.8" is very small by today's standards. so you can touch it but is there enough room to get your fingers in there and get something done? but they have to make moves because black berries are behind the times. >> they are keeping up

west at napa. it looks like a west wind to me and a sea breeze on shore push get a little spin in the at motion fear right there. once that clears, we will have mostly sunny skies but not that warm. clouds and then sun. windy at times. low 70s well inland and areas that could easily be about 10- 15 degrees warmer than that. tuesday we get a little warmup and then we keep our eyes to the north. additional cooling and it looks like rain. certainly north of san francisco, oakland and concord. but that is the way it's looking right now. windy at times. 50s, 60s, and low 70s here. the breeze will make it feel cooler for some. if you're in a wind protected area maybe not too bad. a little warmer on tuesday and cloud it up on wednesday. clearing but breezy on friday. >>> barnes and noble is hoping a billionaire investigator will help save the struggling company. the book sel ser expected to announce its new nook tomorrow. the launch comes days after liberty -- his offer helped the companies stock jump 30%

west at 5:00 okay land west at 5 fairfield southwest 13 north at 3. it's starting to turn and decrease. then it will turn more northerly. you can see why. the ridge right there. that's what's bidding in now. again we're on the eastern edge of it. it will take another day before it really comes in here. it will start to show itself later today as it takes care of the fog and temperatures will warm up with a north-northeast wind tomorrow. upper 8 0z again the same on thursday. it's possible somebody could eke out a 90-degree temperature. that would be tomorrow. not today. 42 to 52 fog and breezy. sunny turning more northerly on that wind. 58 to 72 by this afternoon 60s, 70s and some low 80s. it will be sunny. clear lake 80. same for sonoma, napa, fairfield. novato 79. 82 brentwood. san leandro 74. 80 san jose. 84 at gill roy. 79 couper tee no. 78 woodside. 78 pacifica. san bruno 66. just slightly warmer. in the city 68 after yesterday's cool 61. tomorrow looks warm. so does thursday. friday will be still warm inland but cooler by the coast as the fog wo

at times at high tide around 9:30, 10:00. one to two-foot tidal departures. if you know you are in an area that could flood you'll see that area again. alexandria, places like that. flooding is, though, a huge concern in other locations. this was an area that was hit by the tornadoes last week. out towards portions of tennessee. look at this flooding. this is the mississippi river that's now cresting. and it's going to crest in the next couple of days. it's going to come -- it's forecast to crest just inches below the record for the mississippi which was set back in 1937. those are homes right now that you are looking at right there. just amazing video. they have seen feet of rain over the past couple of weeks. and it looks like more rain is still to come. live digital doppler radar. we could see some flooding. it's not going to be around our area at least the direct area. i think off towards the west. west of 81 where we have pretty big thunderstorms right now into west virginia, into portions of maryland. could even see flash flooding up here. watch out int

at at&t park? 4:10:00 p.m. start game. with a sunny, cool, and about 6:00 p.m., cooling to about 60 degrees. finally your kron 4 7 day around the bay sunny conditions. with a slight chance of showers in the north bay. partly cloudy on monday with plenty of sunshine on tuesday any warm up towards next week. 9:17. john? >> and a world war almost anything is made in china a band of renegade do-it- yourself furs are coming together. explain to me-it to yourself--and this is a dangerous device? >> [laughter] yes >> and but this is potentially a test quarre quathis is been able to be controlled by a computer this test coil and electronic dance with 10,000 v! >> this is more like 1 million bolts. you can even get up to 1 million oil boltof b- volts of electricity. and since today is the end of the world today. let me step into this a booth. and if i'm going to get lucky? this is possible. justin the unlikely event that something will go horribly wrong. just like the let me turn that electricity on, turn the music on. i will start

death toll now stands at 142. in all, 520 people have been killed this year by tornadoes, making 2011 the deadliest years for twisters since 1950. according to the national weather service. missouri says the number of people still unaccounted for since the joplin tornado stands at 105. 600 volunteers and 50 dog teams continue to search through debri for bodies and for survivors. >> everybody onboard a delta airline flight, they managed to escape yesterday afternoon when it caught fire after landing in atlanta. take a look. you can see the smoke coming from the underbelly of the plane. seconds later passengers started jumping out of the macdonald douglas md-88 on evacuation slides. firefighters doused the plane with foam and the fire was out within minutes. the faa believes either a tire blew out, the brakes locked up or a combination of the two triggered the fire. >> the flight took off as normal and when we landed it felt like there was a flat tire. it felt just like you were in a car and there was a flat tire. w

at the anchor desk manning the show. i will be at the start line. --gary, p.mpam--it all starts at 8:00 a.m.. >> justine: will latest on milan's debt and the real situation but first we will start off with what appeared >> louisa: the address in temperatures will look and that in a minute. >> erica: southbound one-to-one easy, no problems in the northbound direction of flow checked on your vergers street ahead. >> james: big story the fact that u.s. real way stations were out target for all canada, that was information gathered from the compound. it suggests al- qaida was the he about targeting real stations throughout the united states. >> reporter: homeland's security issue and and noticed that they may have been wanting to the rail trains. information was obtained during their raid of osama bin laden compound. >> this is the most important how we will ever get. >> reporter: computers, cell phones, papers are what they received. >> you want a fine of threats, applauds actively under way that is the first thing. >> reporter: their real plot was set

at 9:00 a.m. san ramon police department. >> mark: he's present administrative leave, being held on $760,000 bail. here's a look at the other people involved, the former commander of the narcotics enforcement team he was the first arrested along with a private investigator. the third arrested is of former deputy. all of these men have pleaded not guilty. >> james: a checked on weather, we will begin with a quick look at what were expecting for a look today, golden gate bridge, this morning is going to be mild. the rtc that in our current temperatures. a lot of folks in the mid-50s. nearly as warm this afternoon as it was yesterday we will not see any of the '90s mainly upper 80s. a nice mild evening, but let's begin to build. will break that down in a moment. mild to begin with, 56 redwood city, mid- 50s in concord, 60 antioch. such bay 59, santa rosa stiller cool spot 49. some afternoon, not as warm as it is today but really pleasant 80 in novato, 80 in fladeboe. san francisco 78. -- vallejo. sli

at the scene. meanwhile traveling kenilworth southbound from 50 toward east capitol street, a stalled car contributed to the delay off the road to the shoulder. in rockville, lanes are open, not too busy here. accident on southbound 270 approaching 28 with more fire and rescue units responding. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> pakistan may pay a steep price for harboring osama aden economically. they also want answers about how pakistani officials can claim they knew nothing about bin laden's whereabouts during his apparently long residence there. talking about the developments of the past week now, joining us democratic political strategist peter fenn and republican political strategy-- jimm innocenzi. and let's talk about the political reaction first of all. politically speaking welcome -- politically speaking, the feeling? >> everybody is relieved about this. this is a terrific organization. the commandos were unbelievable. many of us have memories of blackhawk down and memorie

take a look at the fire at its peak. take a look at what that dog survived. you see the flames from miles away. you see the smoke from much of the east bay. this fire begin about 5:45 and someone threw bourbon on to barbecue that started it all. they say the 48-unit residential apartment building is history. more than 70 people chased out and three other damaged buildings next to the building. 110 firefighters out at the peak. this morning they talked about their job right now. >> the fire this large week want to come out and we want to have hose lines and ladders in case of hot spots. we had our fire watch earlier today. right now, the crew is coming on and leaving the have relieving the other crew. >> six people were treated for smoke inhalation. red cross is taking care of 70 homeless people. arson investigators are expecting to start to sort through this to find the definitive cause of the fire. discovery the chihuahua on this cinco de mayo, a silver lining in this tragic story. >>> four gang members are in custody this morning, charged with killing a ger

his tenure at frankfurt lasted 55 days. he was brought in to rescue thel but couldn't turn around its fortunes. the team failed to win any of the seven matches it played under his leadership. the u.s. space shuttle endeavour has lifted off from cape canaveral for the last time. endeavour is the second last shuttle to take off before the u.s. retires its space fleet later this year. endeavour's crew is bringing spare parts to the international space station. during the 16-day mission, astronauts will also install a device that could solve some of the mysteries of the universe. stay with us for more on dominque strauss-kahn's case. >> a presidential hopeful in handcuffs. the i.m.f. chief, dominque strauss-kahn, was expected to challenge french president nicolas sarkozy in elections next year and was championshipped to win, but -- and was expected to win, but not anymore. he's in prison in new york after a judge denied to grant him bail. he is charged with sexual assault. the charges are grave and have sent shockwaves around t

bay area news at 7:00. >>> good evening, this is bay area news at 7:00, i'm gasia mikaelian. >>> the gop plan maintains education funding, bars schools from more cuts. they want no new tax, a pay cut and social programs to reduce the deficit. he made the revision on monday . it is our top story. >> reporter: this is children's center where 30 minutes ago the last child left for the day. news of the republican budget plan is far from reassuring here. >> reporter: for 12 hours a day the building block center cares for about 40 children. roughly half of here only because the state subsidizes the $220 weekly cost. >> because childcare is so expensive they could not afford it. they would have their children at home and they would lose their jobs. >> reporter: today they put forth their budget plan that would not raise taxes or cut funding. >> it say road map, you -- it is a road map, you know, to a discussion. for us we are putting forth ideas that, not necessarily are all ours. >> reporter: the plan would include major cuts for the boor, elderly, disabled, mentally ill and early childhoo

now, live in hd, this is "news 4 at 4:00." >> welcome back to "news 4 at 4:00." i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. here's what's making news right now. the white house is still debating what evidence to release in response to calls for proof that bin laden was killed in sunday's raid in pakistan. the white house says the photograph of a dead osama bin laden is, quote, gruesome and that it, quote, could be inflammatory if released. >> police in loudoun county are investigating an apparent murder-suicide. it happened early this morning in sterling. investigators have identified the victims as larry and mercedes kay perry. detectives believe larry killed his wife before turning the gun on himself. >>> big congratulations today go out from the top to the top teacher in the country. a maryland woman has been named the 2011 teacher of the year. michelle scheerer teaches chemistry at urbana high school in frederick. president obama presented her the award at the white house rose garden today. >> stocks ended the day mixed after a day of fluctuations on wall street.

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you cannot get on 2066 at 50. those ramps are shut down beyond that 7100 or further west is fine, but 66 west completely blocked and police say it could be the rest of the afternoon. so plan your trip accordingly. big delays. back to you all. >> thank you, ashley. >>> the manslaughter trial for michael jackson's doctor won't happen as soon as expected. opening statements were scheduled for next week, but today a judge delayed dr. conrad murray's trial until sent september and it gives the defense team more time to prepare documents from prosecution experts. murray is accused of giving jackson a lethal dose of the anesthetic prop pol in 2009. >>> april showers bring may flowers. it is now may so its time to really hit the garden and put the grooem green thumb to work. of course, allergies can make miss reef your time in the garden. in get health for life, how to stay well while potting your p/e tu petun petunias. there is a lot of mixing of the sexes in most yards, dr. jackie. so you suggest limiting the number of

this is what we are looking at. take a look at this system. very, very well organized for this time of year. we usually don't see systems this cold and strong move into the bay area in may, late may. spotty clouds within. it's indication of cold air pushing into the bay area dropping temperatures into the 60s. we stop the clock at 4:00 a.m. the front pushes through. it's going to break apart at 10:00 a.m. it clears out by 4:00 p.m. today, we'll be rain free. your seven-day outlook is moments away. if you have to get out the front door now, mike is here to help you. >> ha am i, 408? k i was in mountain view when it was 415, decades ago. now, i'm a 408. we are looking through the 408 on the slowing on 101. that area suddenly showing slow downs. it's tuesday. we expect heavier volumes of traffic. 20 miles per hour registering at the interchange and approaching as well. the rest of the south bay moves smoothly. 680 and 880 as well. northbound fremont into union city. reports of an accident. a fire department arrives on scene. the transition over t

half moon bay at 43. livermore at 46. everybody else in the upper 40s to low 50s until you get to oakland, fairfield and antioch, mid-50s. monterey bay, 50 in monterey. upper 40s from santa cruz and salinas. gilroy, 39 degrees this morning. watch out for those clouds around the coast. it will break up a little bit this afternoon. you will see sunshine from time to time. warmest afternoons wednesday and thursday, temperatures nearing record highs and cooling and clouds during the week. an area of low pressure trailing cold front that is coming through over the next few days. this will switch our winds from land breeze to a cooler sea breeze. that is why the biggest change will be along the coast in the next few days and into san francisco for the cooling trend. we'll start down in the south bay, mid to upper 70s here. 77 in saratoga. peninsula, upper 70s and drop to the mid-70s around millbrae. notice the clouds hanging around half moon way and pacifica, to a lesser extent in the sunset. sausalito mid to upper 60s. the low

we're looking at at benchmark price that's at a two-year high. that's making it impossible to keep up with that. the price of coal over the past year has risen by about 20%. beijing has only raised taxes by about 2%. you can see the big gap between here. that's forcing suppliers to close or reduce power generation. that's where the power cuts are coming in that we're talking about now. here's a look at some of the regions affected. china's financial capital shanghai is seeing major cuts there. and a regional power house, zhejiang is seeing it worst in seven years. also many other provinces through south and central china have all made cuts as well as the largest city, which has about 31 million people. of all those regions combined there are about 400 million people in that area. that's more than the united states and canada combined. >> thank you ramy inocencio, asia business analyst. nina. >>> bernie madoff is driving some investors to drink. we'll explain all after the break. but you can do this. bengay pain relief + massage with penetrating n

at that point, he hit a post, that was located at the gas station. that white post a bit over near the u-haul truck. at that point, the car came to rest right there in that area. at one point, the suspect jumped out of the car. police officers then had to chase him down, they finally did arrest him. at this point, they're still trying to determine if this is the same suspect involved in the sexual assault. >> and east bay neighborhood is on it, after a woman was sexually assaulted. it happened during an early- morning home invasion robberies. i want to show you where this happened, at 6800, all in the 6800 block of wilton drive. in oakland hills. hazzig manyud was on the scene as the police sort-sir-urged for the suspect. >> heavily armed, they were searching around the screw raj behind his home on which wilton drive. an early warning home invasion escalated to a woman being sexually assaulted. >> it appears that 38 year- old female victim was awakened by a dog barking. she went to investigate and was confronted by a suspect. at that time, she was ro

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the dow at 36. nasdaq at 6. and s&p is up 1. >>> six mortgage rates hit new lows this year. rates for 30-year loans fell to 4.6%, and for 15-year mortgages, 3.8%. real estate analysts say that's not enough to jump-start the weak housing market, but has increased the number of people trying to refinance their loans. >>> burlingame leaders approved an ordinance banning try to foam take-out containers. it will go into effect in 2012. similar bans are in place in millbrae, south san francisco and san mateo county. styrofoam products often become litter, and they're listed as the possible carcinogen. >>> tonight at 5, the bay bridge project. you'll see the process of putting a cable saddle on the new eastern span bridge, live on our air tonight. plus the growing movement to draft ed lee to take a job he doesn't want. he's trying to keep him as mayor. that and more in at 5. thank you for watching. have a great day!

take a look at this. this is the actual bell. >> the actual bell from the "uss hornet" that we found in a backyard in san diego. >> are you kidding me? i'm sure there's a story there and we'll get to it. >> we will. >> we are covering the day's news as well. we want to check in with marla tellez. good morning. >> good morning laura and good morning to you at home. more arrests are expected after oakland police cracked the biggest fraud case in history. investigators say they found boxes of social security numbers, fake licenses and phoney credit cards inside the apartment in hayward last week. police say thousands of people had their identity stolen by williams. the investigation began in january when an oakland city worker claimed someone fraudulently cashed her checks. >>> also this morning, two tourists are recovering after the roof of a tram collapsed on them. they were riding from the dock to the prison when the roof caved in after hitting a pipe sticking out of the wall. a 64-year-old woman was cut