everybody in the south, at the 90 degree mark. san jose will be at 89. sunnyvale at 90. but to be at 89. look at cupertino. strutting its staff. all right, and or seven day forecast. let this get a check at the ride. >>george: likely a little boring. it is good news for you. no hot spots to alert you to. the drive around the bay area looks great right now. it is falling on the 580 and highway 4. that is expected. with barbara check the conditions are favorable for the drive. the swelling has been confined to the middle lanes. it is backed up to the east parking lot and incident free at the bay bridge. your ride to the san mateo bridge is problem free. the approach looks good lp 80 at 92. the golden gate bridge has no place. the commute to 19th avenue is connecting with 280 and looking trouble-free. >>darya: thank you. is 6:49 a.m.. oakland is paying $900,000 to settle two separate cases police misconduct. the state is paying 586 for a boy who was shot in that act by a oakland police officer. and as second case 350,000 will be paid where an officer it was accused of i'm a

they're going to play their games at at&t, except for this one, september 3rd, it will be at candlestick park, and then they'll tear up at&t. you already know our favorite. we'll give you $200,000 for it. you want a tractor puller, go ahead, for every cal game, they'll have to play for this year, except for september 3rd. i don't think that's on your way home. you'll miss that one. >>> stanford athletics has won another championship, it's women's water polo. they beat cal yesterday, 9-5. it's their second-ever championship. and what do you do in football, they dump gatorade. in water polo, you jump the coach into the polo. uconn went to the white house today. they're the national championship in basketball, president obama breathing easier now that donald trump has dropped out of the race so he is able to honor a basketball team tonight. >> have a good night everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. ow#ç3

a live look at the golden gate bridge. now to our opening story it was called off at dusk last 90. people searched all day for the 15 year-old missing teen. >> the search continues for 15 year-old at risk of teen. that is why search efforts have continued in this area. in what police a trailer behind me the parents r angeles sleet waiting-----to anxiously waiting. >> the other mystery is that possibly two or three year- old child that was left in a hospital. now the latest in a bar in scope beating case a suspect in the may 8th meeting house said alibiing. ramirez is a lawyer claims he is babysitting at the time. his mother stayed in they have the wrong man not her son. the dodgers are committed to in the lawsuit. the lawsuit seeks over $50 million. still chasers' got one of the storms on camera. >> a news crew captured this video of the tornado any conceit where a telephone pole in sheered off. a string of tornadoes strong through many midwestern states one in oklahoma, arkansas. >> i indenture many disasters but never been this many in the short period of time. >> the sunday stor

use the flight tracker at abc7news.com. >>> this is a live look at sutro tower this morning at the clouds increasing across the bay. i'm tracking light rain in the north bay with live doppler7 h.d. show you where it is and how it will move across the bay today. >> well, with the roads still dry, we're not seeing any major accidents. >> we hope it stays that way. live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza, delay-free right now. >> i'm amy hollyfield live in san francisco where the volunteers are hopeful that they will find 15-year-old danville girl who disappeared on monday. >> also, los angeles police today will ask witnesses to try to identify the suspect in the beating of giants' fan bryan stow. the man under arrest says he wasn't at the game. >> more tornadoes rip apart homes and businesses in the midwest. tiny town in arkansas was the latest target of twisters. but they have been pounded repeatedly in the midwest and south with tornado and bad weather. >>> 5:30 on wednesday. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. for us, unusual as well. damp and cool. north bay should be getting a taste. r

we are looking forward to at least a couple dry days at least a dry stretch around here. but more rain in the offing. look at the numbers. 44 in baltimore. 37 in pittsburgh. yesterday morning, you missed it but we talked about snow and i have pictures from snowshoe, west virginia, where it stuck on the car. >> snow? >> therein there's -- and there's frost across much of ohio and places that flooded out are under frost advisories. we are trying to clear the clouds out. partly cloudy this morning and mostly sunny into the afternoon. a policant breeze and -- pleasant breeze and up to 67 for the two degree guarantee. warmer into the start of the holiday weekend. here's kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: thanks. well, we are dealing with one accident this morning. traffic looking pretty good here southbound on 895 at the o'donnell street exit. we are starting to see building volume. not a lot to slow you down. looking at the maps, traveling through dundalk northbound north point at eastern boulevard, an accident is there in the work zone. some lanes could be partially blocke

menlo park at 64. fock, sun a little bit warmer -- fog, sun, a little bit warmer. >>> we have developing news. we have just learned that president obama will soon deliver a important message to the muslim world. >>> a new crackdown on dangerous dogs. >>> and the u.s. navy does an about-face on gay marriage. we'll tell what you just happened >>> good morning. breezy, comer, inland with upper 60s and 70s. >>> new this morning, a very ominous warning from an al qaeda leader. ktvu's alison burns live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with this latest threat of retaliation to osama bin laden's death. >> reporter: the leader posted the message on the website. he's trying to rally al qaeda members. he says the matter is not ohm ever -- is not over. what is coming is worse and jihad is growing brighter since osama bin laden's death. the cia says it is getting a lead an hour from the cds, documents and hard drives scooped up in the raid from osama bin laden's compound. i talked to a former cia operations directo

we won't get the full damage but at least we'll have an understand of how bad they are at sony at the moment. in the u.s., look out for second readings in the fourth quarter gdp. the the u.s. gdp is advised up 2%. >>> andrew, the markets will obviously be watching as g20 world leaders gather to hold their annual sum think the week. some of the key issues will include the arab spring, nato's campaign in libya and the afghan war in the post-bin laden era now. but nicolas sarkozy opens the conference on thursday. the imf leadership will also, you can bet, loom large. jim bitterman is live in paris for us today. jim, this conference will kick off, i assume the official agenda is already set. boy, the subject of christine lagarde's potential candidacy for the imf will be high up there, won't it? >> reporter: well, it certainly will. we saw a little bit of sarkozy this morning, he was talk together g20 labor ministers this morning. what starts later in the week in doville is the g8 conference. the labor ministers from the g20 conference are gathered here this morning. sarkozy delivered the

hayward at 31 and livermore at 23 miles per hour. forecasted in the short-term for tonight, gusty winds, temperatures 58 to 68 degrees. a few high clouds morphing through the bay area at 8:00 and 10:00, temperatures back town into the 50s. overnight lows in the 40s. antioch 48 degrees, san francisco at 50 and san josi first thing monday morning right around 48. so here you can pick out on the satellite the cluster of clouds moving into central and northern california. coming up, if you are tempted to put away that umbrella in storage, you might want to hold off and i will let you know when shower chances return to the bay area forecast. >>> celebrating in san josi, but it's not for the reason that you think. we're live outside of the shark tank with reaction to today's playoff game. >>> reform takes center stage in san francisco this week and there are several plans on the table, but will they unite or divide? >> and dui checkpoints n fire and the reason a north bay lawmaker is taking aim at the law enforcement too. ♪ let's go out

plays at the plate. he add if you go helmet to helmet in the nfl it is $100,000. in baseball you have them slamming into fielders t. is brutal, shocking, it just stinks for baseball. >> i think something should be done. catchers should not be that vulnerable. >> i don't think changing the rules for one accident. >> reporter: the collision at home plate say it may be time to catch the catcher as a former catcher himself, bruce bochy. >> we might need to consider something to protect these guys. they are getting bigger and faster. >> reporter: rulers state players in high school and college are forced to slide into home plate. maybe forced to slide home in the majors or maybe not. back to you. >> as for the game offense is hard to come by at at&t park. florida marlins scored the only run on a bloop single. the giants got five hits and never mounted a threat as the marlins completed the three- game sweep. final score, 1-0. they start a road trip tomorrow. >>> surviving a late ral tow pull out the win 4-3. >

danvillek at 90. where you canee the cooling the yellow along coastline that's where some 60s and 70s currently are. still warm inland, though. it is a hot region of high pressure. however, we are looking at a change in the winds. we'll let you know who will have some 60 degree weather coming our way as early as tomorrow coming up in minutes. >> thanks, jeff. we'll see you in a bit. a warning tonight for women. as the weather gets warmer and our shorts and skirts get a little shorter, you need to be on the lookout. there's a growing number of peeping toms actually using technology to try to get a peek at you. nbc bay area's elyse kirchner is in san rafael with the details of the latest case. this just happened in marin county. it's just stunning. >> reporter: it is stunning, jessica. the 26-year-old is being held at the jail here behind me, and authorities say he targeted dozens of women in the area using a camera about the size of just this credit card. he shot them in public without their knowledge.

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

we hit 74 degrees at national airport. the same at dulles. 75 at baltimore. and right now it is comfortable outside. 70 at national airport, a light northerly wind flow at about 10 miles per hour. and the winds remain light into the next 24-48 hours. it's currently 70 degrees at dulles, the same at manassas. warm in fredericksberg at 72. cooler in hagerstown at 68. 70 degrees for baltimore. and as we head up the mid- atlantic boston this mother's day right now at 52 degrees. 69 in new york. and we have 70 to the south as far as richmond is concerned. national temperatures showing all of that heat is well down to the south. look at the 80s. look at this, 100 degrees right now in del rio. we're not getting the benefit of the warm air in the early part of the week but into the later part of the week we'll start to see a little bit of a warm-up, all before a cool front comes in. and that will push our temperatures into the upper 70s or so just for about a day and then we'll get back to reality as things start to cool down. so right now a few clouds, earlier today

mays' 80th birthday last night at at&t park. the giants were down two in the 8th, when he slapped a downtown left field line. two runs crossed the plate and it's all tied at 3. then the bottom of the 9th, one out. it was freddie sanchez with a single up the middle. cody ross scores and the giants beat the rockies, 4-3. >>> the oakland a's in a tight one in kansas city. it was tied at 2, when coco crisp grounds to second but beats the double play, and the a's go ahead by one. the royals threaten bringing in the winning run to the plate. matt with the grounder, close play at first. but jackson, way to hang on. he was a little banged up after the play but did get back on his feet. a's win that one, 3-2. >>> the reason a popular tourist destination may be off limits to visitors for a while. plus, the unexpected guest taking up residency at the dumbarton bridge and how it's affecting the ongoing construction there. >> and a cooling trend continues into the weekend. giving you a live look at oakland where the winds are gusting 20 mile

at the eureka theater. automobile classics at the third marin, sunday at marin county fairgrounds. greek food and dance at the greek festival at greek orthodox cathedral. its trip to an exotic paradise as models walk on water at the center fashion show on saturday. ♪ >> a bay area treasure, they create musical magic at hotel nikko. >> one night of extraordinary tastes, meals on wheels sunday on fort mason. >> luminous connections, is creating dance magic school of arts. friday and saturday at a palace of arts. >> bob wier and others celebrating saturday in richmond. >> magna carta, once in a lifetime experience at the legion of honor. and they offer poor artists a place the on create. join me with a fund-raiser. an amazing performance at the curren theater. >> san francisco mom says she injects her eight-year-old daughter with botox to get rid of wrinkles. she says she does it to keep up with other kids on the out beauty pageant circuit. >> how a lot of moms give them botox. i'm not the only one that does it. >> it urts sometimes but i get used to it. >> you would not believe the

at emma prusch park at south king road in san jose. also today a cinco de mayo celebration starts at 6:00 this evening at the san leandro civic center plaza and here in san francisco, the giants will celebrate cinco de mayo before their game tomorrow evening at at&t park against the rockies. >>> 447 4. the state, county, cities all looking for a way to save a buck. now we have learned that the city of san jose can't even afford to subsidize fun anymore. the carousel at arena green and guadalupe river park is targeted for closure in the city manager's budget proposal. it costs $125,000 a year operate the carousel, something the city says it can't afford as it cuts back on services like police and firefighters. >> you're faced with the alternative of having to close libraries and community centers and eliminate the jobs of hundreds of people who do that kind of work. keeping this carousel open isn't quite as important as trying to maintain other services. >> the city council will hold budget hearings starting wednesday. a final budget is

head to bayareanews.com, we'll have a look at what's playing at the movies. you've got some kung fu pandas and real life party animals, too. >>> with all this traffic this weekend police will be out in force, but a new bill blocks cities from cashing in on dui check points. democrats and one republican supported the bill that's called stop fishing expeditions. the law was proposed to make sure cities hold the check points where drunk driving is a problem. in orange county, a democrat went along saying the check points often target undocumented workers without licenses and then cities make money by impounding the vehicles and stranding the drivers. the bill would prohibit impoundments if someone picks up the unlicensed driver and the car. >>> federal agents took over a south bay elementary school today but they were there for a good reason, to honor dozens of kids graduating from a program aimed at keeping them out of trouble. it's called the great program. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live in morgan hill where he was there for the ceremony. >> reporter:

cartwheel at first, another at second, got his hands dirty with a slide to third and topped it off with a run to home plate. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> to showbiz's biggest drama queens are at each other's throats again. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, the fast-thinking kayaker who helped save a florida treasure. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. let me take you through your weekend forecast today. including mother's day. today showery weather here. cooler today in medford down through the northern california ar area. warm through the weekend area. saturday looks to be 95 to 100 from vegas to phoenix. cooler along the coast. as we fast forward into mother's day we will be looking at more wet weather in the northern rockies. we are okay and dry in much of california. if you are watching us on kgw news channel 8 in portland, oregon learn how things evolve at the art museum. >> mother's day? >> she is doing vust fine. >> i think she will take it. >>> now here's a lo

sunshine and temperature at 55 at 12:45 at at&t park, jumping up to 60. if you sit in the sun, you could get burned and it will feel 10 to 15 degrees warmer. the deepest valleys in the 40s. zonal flow, why the per analysis tent west -- persistent west-east flow is coming in. we're partly cloudy and mild today. scattered showers tomorrow are really highly scattered. most of us will miss out on those. breezy and warmer saturday and sunday. before the cooling trend begins on monday. good morning, frances. would have about the bart delays? >> they are growing. up to 20 minutes right now. this is why. apparently for the bart public spokesperson we found out a person in a wheelchair fell on the bart track at the powell street station. so they are trying to remove that person right now from the track. in the meantime, they are not running any trains in either direction through the powell street station. so, if you are coming in from the east bay, heading in toward san francisco, the trains will stop at embarcadero. those are running about 20 minutes late. in add

our official high was at 62 degrees. that was at midnight. but temperatures in the 50s yesterday so much warmer today. now, main thing for today, it is going to be windy. we've already got wind blowing around 10 miles per hour or so and those winds will pick up during the day. weekend looks pretty good but there is a chance of some -- there is a chance of some showers here and there over the course of the weekend. let's take a look at the current temperatures around the region. 46degrees here in washington. buffalo, 39. not a big surprise there. but cincinnati is 39. chicago is 37 degrees this morning. so some cold air has made its way in. in the nation's midsection, dallas, 59. lincoln, nebraska, 51. here is a look at the satellite- radar for the region. we do have a few clouds out there but a pretty sky this morning. during the course of the day today, we'll see plenty of sunshine. not a lot happening here. up to the north, there are a couple of pressure systems that will bring us the windy conditions. aside from that, it is quiet in all --

re tom hill, at one time second street ended at howard. at that point, there was a large hill. the wealthy people of san francisco lived on top of the hill, and churches were built along howard. then the city fathers in the 1920's let us knock down the hill, let us extend second street, and it finishes at the ballpark now. as you move south along second, that whole area, you get into rock. many of these old warehouse buildings, as you approach rincon hill, are sitting on rock. if you go down to king street, which is the street that fronts the ballpark, if you cross the street from the ballpark and the look on the sidewalk, there is actually a little brass plates that depict the location of the bluff that existed, the transition from the beach to the vertical cliffs that existed at second street. at second and king. all of that was taken down, and they have built warehouses. now at his condominium developments. and portions of mission bay. the first building of mission bay, third and townsend -- i am sorry, third and king, it is a rock site. if you go further into mission bay, i

windy at times. but 50s for many or low 60s coast and bay and upper 60s and low toys inland-- and low 70s inland. mostly cloudy, cloudy much, much cooler on the weekend. >>> for the first time in two years the numbers of cars sold in china dropped. the chinese government reports auto makers delivered 1.5 million cars to dealerships. the large part of the problem is the slow down of production in japan. >>> california grape growers are starting to see an uptake in their division. they report prices for some grapes are higher this year than they have been in the last three years. some varieties are doing better than others. >>> time now 6:22. you have to see this. this is caught on tape. a fearless come dropping out of a moving truck during a wild police chase. we will tell you how this ended. >>> the sharks are now just one loss away from another playoff meltdown on ice. >>> good morning, westbound highway 4 getting busy. we will update this commute and the rest of the morning drive to work straight a

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they gave kron 4 a look at the reconstruction at memorial stadium. >> of what you're seeing right now is the winding down of the demolition and preparatory faces in the beginning of the new concrete structure around the 50 yd line. which you see in front as the placement of the steel reinforcement for the new foundation of the west building. the of side facades will remain and be restored to its former glory. on the backside of this historic walled is what you see is a large grid of reinforcing steel. the old wall will be of the near to the new stadium. >>jeff: motivation to rebuild has always been its seismic vulnerability. >> we're standing approximately over they were fault and coincidence, live with the building joined at the old stadium. there is selling offset at the top of the building. although we are going to restore and repair the facades we're not going to change everything that time has done to it. >>jeff: the tradition of watching the game from the tree line hills that will remain unaffected by the construction. >> there are some unique things about memorial stadium the t

and we can laugh at them, or wonder at them or marvel at them. but see them as part of life. >> one of my favorite lines in the play is when you look fondly to the time when both text and friends were announce. >> sometimes that gets a huge laugh and sometimes it doesn't. and i say who wants to live on cardboard and rice milk to get an extra two days in hospice. cook with butter. you know, yes, exercise, but come on, it's life. you know, we're never going to get ought out of this thing alive, as they say. >> so much of the play is about fathers and sons at different points in your own life, as a young boy, and then in your relationship with your own children. tell me something about what you drew upon there. there's a wonderful scene where you go back and visit your parents as a young man, and you bring them a bottle of wine. the kind of thing we all do. and then you realize, what am i doing? that's not who my parents are. >> it's completely inappropriate for them. and then later, when i'm with my children, and they bring friends over, i am compl

still only 48 at andrews and bwi at the moment. in cambridge rain and 46. so we've got 52, mostly cloudy and a stiff north wind at 14 miles an hour, so definitely jacket weather after being in the 80s yesterday. bigger picture, we've got the front pushing through, the warm humid air ahead of the front, the cooler dryer air behind the front. although in the mountains we're going to see some showers, especially in west virginia and southwestern virginia with that upper level storm that's coming across. futurecast, we'll put it in motion. the afternoon sees more sunshine, some mountain showers and the pink is a mix. snowshoe reported some snowflakes earlier, so not out of the question in the higher elevations we see some wet snowflakes. yes, it is may 4th, star wars day, may 4th be with you. cooler weather moves in tonight and tomorrow, 30s to 40s. yes, they're just getting it now in the studio. tomorrow we've got sunshine all day, we'll be in the upper 60s. as we get toward friday, here come the clouds again. and by the afternoon and evening more showers whic

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up to 90 inland at gilroy. 89 at morgan hill and 85 at santa cruz. should that happen that will be a record high also for tomorrow date in san cruz. 7 day forecast 2 very warm days coming our way tomorrow and thursday. then we have a sharp drop-off in temperatures on friday and cooler over the weekend. mother's day sunny and pleasant day but coolest day in the forecast period within land high only at 70 degrees that's few days after the record high to expect tomorrow. >> that's 20 degree change. >> quite a change. >> thanks very much. >> as we continue tonight. revealing look at the elite group of navy seals who carried out the daring raid on bin laden compound. >> plus new beginning at the san francisco zoo following a dark chapter in its history. >> and some health news y.eating less salt may not help >> and some health news y.eawe are fourteenth in linelp 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 costs today. seven dollars for a pillow! an

we will replay at sunday evening at 7:00 p.m.. we will be back as a morning news continues in telephony am.continues until. >> mark: strength of ipad sales at all over taking google as the most valuable brand in the world. apple's top ranking and to go goals top ranking. $153 billion it is an 84% increase from last year. kugels volume dropped 2%. apple coming in as the third mosibm third place. fa new source appeared in plays to our role in directing people to news sites. they funneled 3% of traffic to new sites. an analysis data compiled by needs alnielsen co.. google account fr 30 percent of the traffic. >> darya: maybe some of the movies inspired you this weekend. "thor" kicked off the summer movie season by smashing the competition at the box office with a $66 million opening weekend. the 3-d action picture from paramount, based on the marvel comic, was by far the no. 1 movie, according to sunday studio estimates. in second place was a holdover from last week, the car-racing sequel "fast five" from universal pictures. it made

at the time. and other people will be able to testify that he was not at the, as to where he was and certainly not at the game. >>reporter: police are continuing to search for 2 others on the attack on stow. stow remains in critical condition tonight at san francisco general hospital. >> over seas for a moment. 7 americans were among 8 nato soldiers killed by a powerful bomb in afghanistan today. it exploded while they were patrolling a field in kandahar province. 2 afghan police officers also killed. taliban is claiming responsibility. another nato service member was killed in a helicopter crash in eastern afghanistan. >>> president obama signed a 4 year extension of the patriot act today. congress passed it with just hours to spare before parts of the law expire. extension allows law enforcement officials to conduct surveillance on subject who switch phone to monitor loan suspect known to terrorist group and gain access to suspect business transactions. >>> sports making news tonight. star catch

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gusting up to 30. 17 in half moon bay. 12 at livermore. 12 at fairfield. everybody else below 10 miles per hour. isolated area of gusty winds. temperatures in the upper 40s in north bay valley. all the way down the peninsula from san francisco to redwood city. over toward fremont and los gatos. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. as we break down the morning, we may have a little drizzle along the coast due to the increase in the marine layer clouds. upper 40s to 50 degrees. you can see by noon how quickly we get sunshine, mid-to-upper 50s throughout the bay. low 60s inland about noon. 4:00 this afternoon. upper 50s along the coast to san francisco and low to mid-60s for the rest of us. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- we have showers. possible tomorrow. again, mainly north on wednesday. once they pass we have warming for june. still not summer like in this forecast. good morning, frances. >> i can't believe we're still seeing the showers. and you might find some of the isolated gusty wind mike talked about across the san mateo bridge where there is

the 5.8-magnitude quake struck at 11:15 at night local time. the epicenter is near the town of sima. government officials say one person died there after panicking and jumping out of a window, shattering glass, injuring others there. aren't any reports of major damage. >>> the mothers of two uc berkeley graduates imprisoned are staging a hunger strike, in solidarity with their sons, who they say are fasting while they await trial on spying charges. iranian police delayed the trial last week without explanation. sarah shourd will also join the hunger strike. she was released last september on humanitarian grounds. >>> the former head of the international fund is set to be -- the judge granted him $1 million cash and $5 million bond. he will be under house arrest in an apartment in manhattan and must wear electronic monitoring bracelet. >>>there could be two new natural gas power plants in the bay area. licenses were approved for 624- megawatt generating station in oakley. construction of the maricopa plant could begin this week and go online by

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west at 21 at sfo. a south wind at santa rosa. all of these are the cooler direction. we will still have a sunny day it won't be as warm as we had on wednesday and thursday. that system will drive down here over the weekend. fog, sun, breezy. more west, to southwest. some fog on the coast. cooler afternoon highs. the wind will pick up later on. still low 80s away from the coast. a lot of 70s between. temperatures could go a good 25 degrees spread between some. we'll hold on to the lower 80s. cools us down into sunday and we level off monday. a little warmer on tuesday. >>> about an hour ago the labor department announced businesses continue a hiring spree. 244,000 jobs were anotherred last month -- were added last month. the gains is wide-spread. that suggests that businesses are more confident that the economy will continue to grow despite a lot of things including higher gas prices. let's check in on wall street. investigators are certainly positive after that report. the dow jones up 127 points. the nasdaq and the s & p 500 also up. they are up about 1%. >>> u.s. co

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the second was at 6:5 at a victorian. one person is unaccounted for -- 6:53 at a victorian. one person is unaccounted for. and the third one came in 23 minutes after the first call. firefighters didn't find any fire there. >>> today, pg&e crews are conducting water tests on the natural pipeline. it's the first set of safety tests in the bay area following last year's deadly explosion. crews are filling a stretch of the pipeline with water. more tests will be done in antioch on monday. >>> ahead -- why drivers are being told to avoid one major bay area freeway. >>> people in the midsouth area, holding their breath that the flooding may set records. >>> rosemary is up next to tell us how that weather will affect the bay area's forecast. >>> children are not getting the education they deserve and that means the future of california is at stake. >> why hundreds of teachers are gathering at the state capitol right now. ; >>> take a look at this car fire on interstate 880 in oakland this morning. an suv went up in flames after it collided with a big rig. one of our news managers c

at 1:00 a.m. pakistan time, a pair of black hawk helicopters delivered to dozen navy seals to the scene. as the president and security officials watched in real time the initial plan went wrong from the time. instead of dropping the commanders on the roof one of the chopper's developed mechanical problems in crashed into the security wall. yet the helicopter landed and the seals entered the house through the ground floor. the killed and outside a career and another man. they made their way to an offer floor were been lawson had been living. if a woman later identified as the youngest wife, rushed and was shot in the leg. the white house crack in an earlier report that been lot and had been using her as a shield. they then shot osama in the head and chest. if the woman confirmed the body was it osamas. to make sure the raiders' loaded it onto a back up helicopter, flown back to afghanistan where military doctors to dna samples. then the body was flown to the carl vinson for burial nc in the arabian

we will drop from 70 at palo alto to 64 at millbrae. over at the coast, you can see the clouds keeping us in the upper 50s to near 60. the extra sunshine around downtown south san francisco and saucelito. low to mid-60s. 69 in san rafael. low to mid-70s through the north bay valley. breezy and upper 50s at your beaches. 76 in gilroy. here is the coliseum forecast. the twins and the a's 1, 2:35. sunshine and mild. 64. jumping up to 68 degrees. around the state today, especially central valley, 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. tahoe, 53. tonight, we have clouds around the bay and to the coast. the temperatures will fall back to 50s. area will dominate the west coast. this is pushing the storm track to the north. this will have an effect to our weather. it will drop our temperatures five to ten degrees. it looks like all the rain will stay away. >> sounds good. thank you. >> you bet. >> well, the food and drug administration is restricting the use of the diabetes drug avandia after a decade of controversy. it will no longer be sold on pha

questions about why don't you stop at karl and cole. we looked at that. and certainly a useful suggestion we want to try it out here first from a ridership perspective and also from a congestion making it really an express bus and avoid getting bogged down in some of that. so we'll see -- that's the advantage of calling it a pilot and it didn't take the better part of 24 hours before i received a phone call asking about the l line. >> it wasn't me. it wasn't me. >> that's one of the lines that can have a lot of -- >> switch back. >> how will that be handled especially with the switchback? what's that going to do with the switchback? >> hmm. we'll have to watch all of that. i think -- i think that's the challenge we have, a highly subscribed transit system here. and you know, we have -- in some cases with those switchbacks we have just as much traffic inbound as outbound. those realtime decisions have been made and we're making adjustments and we are minimizing the amount of switchbacks but they are necessary from time to time to keep the system evenly bal

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area news at 7:00. new at 7:00, the warning issued by one school district. >>> a neighbor describes a triple homicide at san jose state. >>> critics same money ends up nowhere near here -- say money ends up nowhere near here. >> complete bay area news starts right now. this is bay area news at 7:00. >> good evening. it is wednesday, may 11. i am gasia mikaelian, and this is area news at 7:00. >>> parents in the novato school district received an e- mail warning about problems in the city. jana katsuyama is live at school district headquarters to tell us why this type of drink is so dangerous. >> reporter: the warning came from novato police and the school district issued this e- mail. please bottle bombs are filled with household chemicals and could be very dangerous. online videos are nothing new. what is new is reports of these devices popping up around novato. >> i would say the last few weeks there has been a pickup. >> reporter: an e-mail blast went out this morning. >> i was glad the district was

it doesn't pass a straight test that they are engaged in ceqa talk at one time and nonceqa talk at another. in an exemption case in marin county the county found adverse impacts for a construction of a new home near a stream. but the county said it eliminated those mitigation -- those impacts by adopting conditions of approval just as planning recommends here. the court did not buy that. the court struck down the exemption because mitigated exemptions are prohibited. not only has the planning department been -- the project has noise impact, but you will see for members of the community who have presented photographs, letters, and recordings of the tremendous impacts caused by the brickyard. and under ceqa, relevant personal observations by residents constitute substantial evidence of environmental impacts. here the burden is purely on the city to show that there are no adverse impacts. given the brickyard's crowds, there's no question that once those doors are open, the windows are operational, and there are people out on the decks, this will project out into the union street community. be

west 17 at sfo. west 13 at oakland. southwest at napa. south-southwest at fairfield. so the delta breeze is in place. santa rosa calm. once that turns northerly then that means temperature wills start to really start to warm up a little bit. you can see how the highs building in and everything being pushed to the south. that will be our day today it will be sunny, the temperature forecast here we go from 40s and 50s and by 9:00 we'll start to see a lot of 60s closer inland and 50s along the coast and then watch how the 70s and then there's the 80s by noon beginning to creep in. and then later on today we'll have some 60s by the coast, 70s around the bay and some 80s. 80 fairfield, 82 antioch. 82 morgan hill. 80 santa rosa. little tough closer to the coast because we'll see that fog there for a while. but still should be warmer with a lot of 70s in between. sunny today, breezy from west then turning more northerly. that's patchy fog. warm inland. temperatures though will continue to warm up into wednesday. in fact we'll be in the upper 80s -- reverse that. it should be

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you go look at the back and look at what the i.m.f. said about housing prices five six years ago but it doesn't matter that's not going to have any effect. there are having an effect in europe now with of course which is a brand new thing or new for the last thirty years but let's talk about the last thirty years among developing countries it is a miracle in history that asians and some other developing countries have gone from poverty to wealth in the last thirty years and i think that's part of the world trade system like i said free trade multilateral institutions of which the i.m.f. is a part it's completely a loser it's almost comical to say let's look at some country that the i.m.f. was heavily involved in ok not the u.s. because they're not heavily involved some country where they are exercising influence and look for a miracle of growth. and that is like a doctor of course you see doctors around sick patients you can't take a correlation and say all these doctors are all you see the sick patients therefore they cause sickness o

president, look at your hair. if it gets any whiter, the tea party is going to endorse it. [ it was definitely a funny dinner with seth myers. they're going to be coming here. they're expected to back here into the ronald reagan building in the next couple of minutes. donald trump will be here, jeremy piffen, serena williams. we'll keep an eye out for them. >> ken, thanks a lot for that report. >>> the district's taxicabs czar has been fired by mayor vincent gray but is not going quietly. the former d.c. taxicab commission chairman tells 9 news now tonight he was placed on 15 days administrative leave and not allowed to return to his office this week. he says in that office, a personal records that deal with his undercover role in helping the fbi arrest more than 40 cab drivers and others on alleged bribery charges. most of those cases are still pending. mayor vincent gray is said to be in our studios tomorrow night at 11:00 for our interview. we plan to ask about the firing of the communications director. the may

a look at 101, the drive over there we'll look at in a second. the altamont pass, speeds in the 50s. this is a typical slowdown time, 6:00 on a friday. we have a live look at the san mateo bridge. an easy drive. the camera is shaking a bit. haze, moisture in the air. it's heading over the bridge is an issue. you can't see it on the side. visibility for the drive is all right. head over to 101 in palo alto. we are going to send it back to you in palo alto. >> thank you very much, mike. we appreciate it. the mount diablo school district is cancelling classes to save money, but students say they are showing up anyway. we have more on the district's first of three planned furlough days. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. students in a human rights class are leading the charge. they got word there would be so,aé furlough days in just one month. they started to feel cheated, like they were losing time in the classroom that they could be learning. so, they took matters into their own hands and pulled a page right out of the 1960s and holding a te