it's west, southwests at sfo. keep an eye on that. if it collapses all bets are off. 30s, 40s, and 50s to 60s in northern california. it's a really mild pattern. everything stays to the north. a little low will work its way into central california by midweek. sunny and warm. 80s to near 90 degrees. antioch in there. and average high this time of year is about 72-73. we are way above 82 fremont. 88 livermore. 80 santa cruz. cool donatussin pretty significant down wednesday and thursday. it looks like acquitted near average temps. >> steve, thank you very much. >>> the warriors first playoff game it was a heartbreaker but adding to the sting which player won't be joining them for the post season. >>> the efforts to save a movie theater before it's torn down. >>> good morning. no fog yet. it's very mild inland. it might be a little cooler by the coast but not before warm conditions inland. possible records today. but i think we fall just shy. >>> many people living along the mississippi river are bracing for more rain. that is after disa

but sfo says these cars don't have the proper permit to operate at the airport. >> we reached out to them right away and working together with them to come to an interim agreement. we did the same thing with the state p uc in california. where we are operating 100 percent legally and look forward to doing the same with sfo. >> lift drivers can go to the airport. >> do i get a lot of very snarly looks from cab drivers and sometimes they try to take e lift. >> sfo says the ride sharing cars should stay away. >> if we are attempting to do business without a permit, the risk is considered to be in a state of unlawful trespass. >> airport says once the interim permit with the p uc finalize then sfo can begin the permitting process to allow the ride share car. process should take several months. this is abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> well, march madness is over with louisville cardinals winning national championship trophy. they defeated university of michigan wolverines on campus in ann arbor. um fans started several street fires pro techlts in louisville there was much bigger celebr

but sfo says these cars don't have the proper permit to operate at the airport. >> we reached out to them right away and working together with them to come to an interim agreement. we did the same thing with the state p uc in california. where we are operating 100 percent legally and look forward to doing the same with sfo. >> lift drivers can go to the airport. >> do i get a lot of very snarly looks from cab drivers and sometimes they try to take the lift. >> sfo says the ride sharing cars should stay away. >> if we are attempting to do business without a permit, the risk is considered to be in a state of unlawful trespass. >> airport says once the interim permit with the p uc finalize then sfo can begin the permitting process to allow the ride share car. process should take several months. this is abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> well, march madness is over with louisville cardinals winning national championship trophy. they defeated university of michigan wolverines on campus in ann arbor. um fans started several street fires pro techlts in louisville there was much bigger cele

live from sfo i'm tara moriarty. >>> time is 6:04. now we are hearing the frantic 911 calls made after that deadly explosion last week at a fertilizer plant in west texas. >> there was an explosion and our house all the windows were blown in. >> at least 14 people consider killed. 200 others were hurt. ten of those that were killed were first responders. >> listen to me. i got a nursing home and animal station and air evac. i need as many as east texas trucks you can send this way. >> over the weekend 200 evacuees were able to go home but they are still facing strict curfews and have little access to water and electricity. >>> a san jose woman who is accused of stealing a car with a baby inside is expected to enter a plea in court. carla hernandez is facing charges that include kidnapping, child endangerment, and car theft. police say she stole a car with an 11-month-old girl in the backseat after a woman left the keys in the ignition last month. there was an amber alert issued and about five hours later police found that car abandone

oaklhauple 10- minute dela and sfo is time. are because of the furloughs or something else. >> it's usually the fog. all right, elissa harrington live at sfo, thank you. >> i don't think there's much fog around these days. >> no fog. >> 90 degrees maybe today? >> no weather-related delays at sfo and around the bay area but there may be delays getting to the beach today. everybody is scrambling out there because we have a lot of sunshine coming our way and some very nice weather ahead. >>> today probably going to be the warmest day of the week. out there right now, mostly clear skies. no fog yet there. looks like we have some great weather ahead today. if you like warm temperatures even a little hot towards some of the valleys. the temperatures right now starting out fairly mild in san jose at 57 degrees. 57 also in san francisco and 51 degrees in livermore. by the afternoon, we are expecting these temperatures to soar as high as 85 degrees and sunny in san jose. 87 in morgan hill. east bay erates going to be pushing 90 degrees

but sfo says these cars don't have the proper permit to operate at the airport. >> we reached out to them right away and working together with them to come to an interim agreement. we did the same thing with the state p uc in california. where we are operating 100 percent legally and look forward to doing the same with sfo. >> lift drivers can go to the airport. >> do i get a lot of very snarly looks from cab drivers and sometimes they try to take the lift. >> sfo says the ride sharing cars should stay away. >> if we are attempting to do business without a permit, the risk is considered to be in a state of unlawful trespass. >> airport says once the interim permit with the p uc finalize then sfo can begin the permitting process to allow the ride share car. process should take several months. this is abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> well, march madness is over with louisville cardinals winning national championship trophy. they defeated university of michigan wolverines on campus in ann arbor. um fans started several street fires pro techlts in louisville there was much bigger cele

101 at sfo so be very careful if you are driving northbound or southbound. there are treacherous conditions at treasure island, we had a downed tree on when 80 at the off-ramp which now is completely blocked. crews are out there trying to clean things up and that will take time to plan ahead for that. now at portola valley we have downed power lines and highway 84 at skyline boulevard that is blocking all the lanes out there. headed over to the golden gate bridge it looks like traffic is moving smoothly and the crews are traveling northbound so it looks like construction out there is clearing up, and it looks like the drive is smooth but be sure that all the toll bridges will have a high wind advisory for them. if you drive carefully out there you are okay. >> size matters when it comes to getting your children to east less. a study that will have parents going through the such -- cupboards. >> this crash will result in a huge repair job. >> and a video could land a >> just shy of 4:51 on monday morning. this is a look from the camera at the light showing th

sfo has issued cease and desist orders against. six different ride-sharing companies that recently struck a deal with the state public utility commission to stay in operation but an airport spokesmans says it is a passenger safety issue. ride sharing companies have not gone through the same permitting process as cab companies. >> report out this morning says airline passenger complains are skyrocketing. researchers say airlines are doing a better job but consumer complaints to the transportation department subjected 20 percent last year. in recent years airlines have shifted to larger planes to carry more people but that hasn't been enough to make up for an overall reduction in flights. some of the biggest things passengers complain about are smaller seat size, overbooked flights, mishandled baggage and empty middle seats that could provide more room have vanished. there are dangerous conditions out there and some flight delays. >> and complaints about bouncing this morning. >> take off and landing is the big one. a report from fou

no weather delays at sfo expected. around the country partly cloudy skies into houston, rain could cause so problems there in denver. 61 and partly cloudy in chicago. 61 in new york. around the bay today, should be a gorgeous day lots of sunshine maybe a little hot in spots. 87 degrees in morgan hill. 85 in milpitas. 70 in pacifica. 75 san jose. east bay 90 by afternoon. inside the bay plenty of sunshine about 80 degrees in oakland and 75 in san francisco. the next couple of days we'll start to cool down, a little fog coming back as we head in toward wednesday and thursday. but very nice weather over the next five to seven days. >>> let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> and we'll start off this morning with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is already stacking up towards about the foot of the maze so a lot of commuters heading off to work early this morning and you can see it jamming up there beyond the first overcrossing. probably 15 to 20 minutes to get you on the bay bridge. let's go towards the dublin

right now, traffic back to normal here at sfo. the president left the intercontinental hotel heading for crissy field. he raised more than $3 million for democrats for the upcoming congressional elections. the president's visit today drew a smaller crowd of protesters than last night. environmentists dedicated to blocking the keystone oil pipeline from canada to the gulf coast. >> there are many possible leaks along the way that can pollute our water supply and our land. so it's really a very terrible idea. >> i came down to see the action. protesters were here. i went and made my little hand sign. and the president dropped by. a lot of guns, a lot of security. >> reporter: and the president took off from sfo at about 1:15 this afternoon on his way back to washington, d.c. he is scheduled to land there in about an hour. we're live near sfo, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> at one of today's fund- raisers, the president also reportedly made comments about attorney general kamala harris. he called her brilliant, dedicated and tough. he also

we look forward to doing the same with sfo. >> he maintains lift drivers can go to the airport. >> i get a lot of snarly looks from cab drivers and they try to take the lift. >> sfo says the ridesharing cards should stay away. (inaudible). >> attempting to do business without a permit, and this is a state of unlawful trespass. >> when the permits are finalized sfo can begin their permitting process that will take several months. >> piedmont is considering a plan to record the license plate numbers of any vehicle that enters the city as a way to fight crime. leaders say there has been a rise in burglaries and thefts. they believe criminals could be coming from oakland which surrounds piedmont. under the proposal the city sets up 12 license plate reading cameras on major rides which would record license numbers that the city stores for a year. >> it is a way to tell if a stolen vehicle comes to town, a registered owner who is wanted, maybe a sex offenders but a tool on the back end for investigations if you have a burglary or other crime that occurs in your city. >> one community insta

if you get that breeze sfo has a westerly breeze. yet, it's north at santa rosa and there in lies the rub. if that north continues they will rocket it up. if that collapses, then temperatures will not reach the forecasted highs. it's a tough, tough call. 47 ukiah yet 57 sacramento. it will still be sunny. a few high clouds zipping by. but warm, breezy. 70s and 80s. today should be the warmest day i think we'll top it out. certainly that offshore breeze is pretty much still running out. expect it looks like at sfo. 60s and 70s and 80s. fog will be back. we'll drop 6-10 degrees tomorrow. a little cooler and breezy sunday into monday. >>> time now is 4:37. coming up the blue angels have been officially grounded. what does this mean for the rest of fleet week? the meeting happening this week. >>> and later this morning president obama is scheduled to release his budget proposal. his plan to reduce the deficit after the air force is forced to ground those jets. >>> san mateo bridge traffic looks good heading out to the high-rise. we'll te

sfo has had a westerly breeze. i've seen a little bit. no fog yet. i've been looking. 60s and 70s and 80s. about a 20-degree spread. slight cool down saturday but still nice. >> thank you. >>> oakland police are expanding their shot spotter system in north oakland. captain joiner helped to calibrate the system's audio sensors by firing shots into a bullet trap set up last night at a ball field. the captain says shots spotter sends officers the locations of the shooting and the number of shots fired within 45 seconds. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour we are following breaking news in the boston bombing case. very tense situation as we are keeping an eye on it. one suspect is dead and the other on the loose. >> we have just learned that the two suspects are brothers that live near the chechen area. >>> good morning. continuing breaking news. one suspect is dead and another on the run. we have just learned about those two suspects. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us it is friday april 19th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weat

also, outside, a live look at sfo, we expect at any moment the president's arrival. you see some of the staff members in front of the camera, we'll bring you the arrival of air force one as soon as it happens. >>> and a new threat, the latest fighting words from north korea and how the u.s. is responding tonight. >>> and here we go again, more trouble for the carnival cruise line, the latest, we'll be right back in a moment. . >>> disaster strikes twice for the carnival triumph. today, the disabled cruise ship broke loose from the moorings at a ship yard in mobile, alabama, carnival says strong winds caused it to break away and drift. the ship has since been secured. it did cause minor damage, the carnival triumph is undergoing repairs after february, when an engine fire disabled the ship and left thousands of passengers stranded in the gulf of mexico for days. >>> the pentagon confirms an anti-missile basis being sent to guam, where kim jong-un is at issue. nbc bay area steve handelsman has the latest for us this evening from washington, d.c. steve? >> reporter: raj

if you get that breeze sfo has a westerly breeze. yet, it's north at santa rosa and there in lies the rub. if that north continues they will rocket it up. if that collapses, then temperatures will not reach the forecasted highs. it's a tough, tough call. 47 ukiah yet 57 sacramento. it will still be sunny. a few high clouds zipping by. but warm, breezy. 70s and 80s. today should be the warmest day i think we'll top it out. certainly that offshore breeze is pretty much still running out. expect it looks like at sfo. 60s and 70s and 80s. fog will be back. we'll drop 6-10 degrees tomorrow. a little cooler and breezy sunday into monday. >>> time now is 4:37. coming up the blue angels have been officially grounded. what does this mean for the rest of fleet week? the meeting happening this week. >>> and later this morning president obama is scheduled to release his budget proposal. his plan to reduce the deficit after the air force is forced to ground those jets. >>> san mateo bridge traffic looks good heading out to the high-rise. we'll te

at airport, sfo 74. santa rosa 86 today. if you are heading out to the game tonight all this warm weather translates into mighty fine baseball weather ni 7:15 against the diamdbacks. city 68 degrees at game time at 7:15. tonight a few puffs of low clouds an indication of what's to come a cooling trend for the bay area. by 8:00 tonight in the mid-60s around the bay but still mid- 70s inland lie 8 p.m. so warm inland and nice elsewhere. plenty of clear skies. we have high pressure that's hanging in long enough to give us warm weather again on tuesday. low clouds are on the way from the south cooling us down a little bit tomorrow. and then really cooler on wednesday and on thursday. so a bit cooler tomorrow, much cooler wednesday. and a sunny and mild weekend on tap for the bay area. high pressure is going to -- it's not going to weaken that much. we have a southerly surge of low clouds off the shoreline bringing us down a little bit so one more warm day until we plunge back into the 70s inland and that's not so bad either. you

livet sfo, elissa harrington, kpix 5. >> thank you. earlier this month, the faa delayed the closure of control towers at 149 airports until june. >>> checking bay area headlines this morning, richmond police are searching for two gunmen who shot and injured a man on saturday night on griffin drive. police found the victim in his car. they say the man was targeted. witnesses say the suspects got away in a white suv shortly after the shooting. that was around 8 p.m. on saturday. >>> in hayward a young man who was shot has died. the 26-year-old man was shot saturday around 10 p.m. in the driveway of a home on franklin avenue. he was taken to a hospital for emergency treatment but died of his injuries yesterday. so far, police have no suspects. >>> in alameda, a coast guard cutter has returned home greeted by joyous families yesterday. they spent three months in wateuthe california. mbers resc on a sailboat and raided a boat with more than 2 tons of marijuana. >>> he had his birthday off for four days and he's back. >> it was a great weeke

ride sharing companies are banned in sfo at least for now. all because of a dispute involving permits. sfo wants all ride sharing companies to follow the lead of cabs, and limos and be certified by the state puc. ride sharing companies quit their sfo operation until the dispute is settled. some ride sharing companies say they are willing to obtains sfo permits but others are openingly defiant. >>> it's 5:18. we want to check in with sal. it says the bridges are especially windy. >> that is right. it will get your attention if you are not paying attention. let's take a look at what we have now with the roads. bay bridge pretty windy. we have those flags at the bottom of your screen to kind of demonstrate how windy it is up there. they are employing pretty well there as you can see. let's start on the bay area. senator mccain subpoena citizen county -- we just wanted to confirm that was a chp has offered a informal traffic alert. let's take a welcome at our 880 camera. if you happen to be looking at your screen you will know what wear talking a

thankfully no delays at sfo, oakland or north san jose. over on the ocean, small craft advisories all the way through 3:00. northwest winds around 25-35 miles an hour. you can see the waves around four to seven feet and swells about 10-13 feet. you can imagine what the ocean is like churning. everybody else, winds is hitting near 20 like san carlos and mountain view and 20-25 miles an hour range, fairfield and napa where we're up around 30. it's still gusty but not dangerous and damaging winds like we had yesterday. today will be bright and breezy and warmer. warjtdz will peak tomorrow and still be mild and dry as we head through through the weekend. you can see emeryville and san francisco off in the distance and 66. 65 in oakland. check out walnut creek, palo alto, 71 degrees. here is downtown san francisco, clear skies, temperatures in napa and fairfield and union city in the mid to upper 50s. here is what is happening. low pressure pulling away from us. the distance between that and the high pressure has relaxed and so has the gradient

ride sharing companies are banned in sfo at least for now. all because of a dispute involving permits. sfo wants all ride sharing companies to follow the lead of cabs, and limos and be certified by the state puc. ride sharing companies quit their sfo operation until the dispute is settled. some ride sharing companies say they are willing to obtains sfo permits but others are openingly defiant. >>> it's 5:18. we want to check in with sal. it says the bridges are especially windy. >> that is right. it will get your attention if you are not paying attention. let's take a look at what we have now with the roads. bay bridge pretty windy. we have those flags at the bottom of your screen to kind of demonstrate how windy it is up there. they are employing pretty well there as you can see. let's start on the bay area. senator mccain subpoena citizen county -- we just wanted to confirm that was a chp has offered a informal traffic alert. let's take a welcome at our 880 camera. if you happen to be looking at your screen you will know what wear talking a

the president arrived on air force one at sfo before 6:00 last night. he was whisked away to several political fundraisers, the first at sea cliff and then in pacific heights at the getty mansion where 75 guests paid $35,000 for a chance to get the president's ear but blocks away there were protests, demonstrators, voicing opposition to the proposed keystone pipeline which would run from canada down to the gulf coast. >> all you do is write a check. that easy. our how much are you writing a check for? >> for $5,000 and he is worth every bit. >> how is that good for the average person who does not is $5,000 or $33,000? >> it is tell, tell, and this is not a system you will hear me defend but you are not going to change it unless you take back the house of representatives. >> their political contributions they say were well spent and the president returned to intercontinental hotel at 9:00 p.m. last night after a lucrative evening and today a fundraising bunch in atherton at $32,000 a late and a $5,000 lunch reception also in atherton. if you are attendin

. >> people who are arriving at sfo are telling me at boston's logan airport. officials were asking to see runners cell phones wonder if any photos or videos in yesterday's attack might help in the investigation. >> family and friends search for familiar faces returning from boston. release today that friend finally came home. passengers say heatened security at the airport was visible. >> yeah, i did notice police with their guns like ready, which you don't normally see. >> police had extra patrols at sfo and airports nationwide. many were asking to see runners cell phone photos or videos that might help the investigation. >> they just kind of came are and casually asked us if we had seen anything, if we had any footage of my family or friends, might have anything they could use to help out. >> many are still stunned by the attack. >> it doesn't feel real. yeah, it was crazy. >> all of a sudden, all these people come toward us. >> a former mayor is 80 years old. she was running her 9th boston marathon but had to stop. >> we all just got pushed over to the side

sfo and san francisco that is pretty warm. now there is a it will bit of an easterly breeze for some. yet there is a westerly northwest or southwest for others. not that strong. it's not going to make much of an impact away from the coast. just by the immediate coast it might. there is a little bit there. and the southerly surge what we call right off of about santa remarry yeah fog is coming up. that will play into santa cruz's forecast tomorrow. believe it or not there is still snow in the forecast. i know the miami marlins are playing the minnesota twins today. it's currently 37 and there is snow on the way. old man winter says i don't want to let go right now. so we are sitting here high and dry and very warm. they are still dealing with winter and snow. pros to 60 -- 30s to 60s. a little chill up in the mountains. in the valley it's rather warm and it will continue to be that way. little low will come in later on in the week. today warm to hot inland. upper 80s to near 90 degrees. 70s to low 80s closer to the bay. but i t

alex savidge is live with what things look like at sfo. alex? >> reporter: good afternoon. an airport spokesperson told me they've seen a few minor delays but doesn't believe that's an impact of these budget cuts at the federal level. we do know that here at sfo and across the country, there are few air traffic controllers up in the towers and passengers are worried flight delays could get worse. sequestration cuts to create headaches for airline passengers. the move has some passengers fired you. >> congress needs to get their act together and maybe they need to give up some of their assistants and stop bothering the normal, everyday people, with cutting back here and there. >> reporter: the board here show us few flights running behind schedule. but on the east coast, delays are piling up, especially in places like new york and washington, d.c. some flights took off more than two hours late, a result of those furloughs. the faa says fewer air traffic controllers on duty means fewer flights able to take off and land at major airports. >> anything that delays services can b

right now, traffic back to normal here at sfo. the president left the intercontinental hotel heading for crissy field. he raised more than $3 million for democrats for the upcoming congressional elections. the president's visit today drew a smaller crowd of protesters than last night. environmentists dedicated to blocking the keystone oil pipeline from canada to the gulf coast. >> there are many possible leaks along the way that can pollute our water supply and our land. so it's really a very terrible idea. >> i came down to see the action. protesters were here. i went and made my little hand sign. and the president dropped by. a lot of guns, a lot of security. >> reporter: and the president took off from sfo at about 1:15 this afternoon on his way back to washington, d.c. he is scheduled to land there in about an hour. we're live near sfo, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> at one of today's fund- raisers, the president also reportedly made comments about attorney general kamala harris. he called her brilliant, dedicated and tough. he also

expect the delays to continue at sfo for the better part of the morning hours. we will have sunshine were by noon but know the coast with the clouds spreading further inland and that sets us roof to a slow start with sunshine so, tomorrow morning, and probably tomorrow afternoon, some of the coldest temperatures will have in the seven-day outlook. we will have brighter and warmer weather as we head into the weekend and that is with the marine layer. can you see the beautiful colors this morning from mount tamalpais looking down from 2,600' and we will be warmer-than-average in the east bay valleys and napa so the further you are to the east and to the north you are still going to stay relatively remain what. everyone else in a couple of degrees of where we should be. the cloud cover shows it is thick along the coast spilling across our bay until 9:00 and into the not bay you can see santa rosa is filling up with fog. by noon, it is back to the coast where it will stay, 50's to 80's is the temperature spread today. we ahead of ourselves so we go back a couple of

, logan airport, to sfo landing 20 minutes late. by one estimate, half the people on the plane either ran in the marathon or were spectators. one woman told me it was the quietest flight she has ever been on with many lost in their thoughts of the bombing, the people who suffered the most, the dead and wounded. we talked with a bay area woman who crossed the finish line an hour before the blast and another who decided to skip the finish line this year. >> we saw what was, what happened and it was heartbreaking. i could not wait to get home and hug my friends. >> we had a lot of people who ran and went to support and it was chaos getting in touch with everyone to make sure everyone was okay. >> it was frightening on many levels. a woman's brother was on race and was pace to be in the finish line at four hour when the explosion went off and because all of the cell phone towers were jammed it took hours to find out any information about this woman's brother. it turns out he was okay but a lot of people are sometime shaken by it. >> tha

doug yagle, the spokesperson at sfo. around 9:00 we'll start to see things pick up and we'll let you know if we're seeing cancellations or delays up on the board. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. >>> 7:36. today boeing started to put upgraded batteries on some of the dreamliner yets. by next week, the -- jets. by next week, the batteries should be installed in all 50 dream liners that had been operating. the airlines still have to wait for regulators to give approval. the faa is expected to announce its approval for 787s to operate over the u.s. within the next couple of days. >>> we have more insight into the details and costs into the 49ers stadium in santa clara. fans can anticipate a $25 million electrical system that will allow 12,000 people to charge their cell phones all at the same time. people can also fork out $500 to attend a joe montana autograph signing or $150 to see jim harbaugh at a stadium event. the new stadium will cost $1.2 billion when all is said and done. >>> sal, everything okay i

at sfo you are more likely to be delayed by fog than the sequester. the air-traffic control furloughs are expected to end by tomorrow night while other budget cuts continue. >> we are having first forced furlough day reasons donna richardson spent a scheduled layover visiting with family at sfo and says she would trade a late flight for a few extra days of work she is forced tyke without pay as a federal employee. >> none of us should be in this position at this point in time and it's a larger problem than just a bandaid that they are trying to fix right now. >> reporter: might now the airlines are the only thing that seem to be moving in the budget battle. and the faa says air-traffic controllers should be up to full staff around country by tomorrow night. night. >>> mime boeing's dreamliner planes are back in the exile a boeing 787 took off from ethiopia for kenya. it's the first flight since battery fires earlier this year ground the planes. new battery systems need to be installed in all 50 dreamliners. flights from san josi to japan will resume a

area, and elissa harrington has been getting some firsthand accounts from travelers arriving in at sfo. she joins us with more. >> hi, as you can imagine, these travelers very shaken up. the first flight from boston arrived just after 10:00. a lot of marathon runners on that plane visibly shaken from what they encountered. >> i couldn't wait to get home and hug my kids. >> a somber homecoming for boston marathon runners arriving at sfo, wearing their hats, t-shirts and medals, including trish and her boyfriend who had finished the race but were near the finish line when the bombs went off. >> all you could do was panic. people started running one way as emt's were going the other way. one knew what was going on. >> you could see ambulance and ambulance rushing down the street and you can smell the sulfur and smoke. >> reporter: she says the whole ground shook. >> it was pretty scary. there were people dropping to the ground praying, there were people running all over trying to find out, you know, if their family was okay. >> reporter: and runner kari stafford from corning said the wors

the press will leave early from sfo. >>> yesterday, president obama flew into sfo and was whisked away to a cocktail party followed by a $30,000 a plate den aert the geddy mansion. he spent the night in san francisco. we have a crew there this morning. we'll bring you a live report coming up in our next half hour. >>> new this morning, fresh evidence north korea may be pointing missiles across towards south korea. the u.s. sending more missile protection. tracie potts has more details. >>> in a statement just out this morning, north korea's army says the moment of explosion is approaching fast. a south korean news agency reports one of kim jong-un's mid-range missile is on the move, raising fears of a nuclear attack. >> they have nuclear capacity. they have missile delivery capacity now. >> if north korea goes beyond the rhetoric and begins to take little shots at south korea and there is an exchange of fire, you have uncharted territory here. >> north korea's military got final approval to use smaller, lighter, more diversified weapons. two-thirds of south koreans want their own nucle

thankfully no delays at sfo, oakland or north san jose. over on the ocean, small craft advisories all the way through 3:00. northwest winds around 25-35 miles an hour. you can see the waves around four to seven feet and swells about 10-13 feet. you can imagine what the ocean is like churning. everybody else, winds is hitting near 20 like san carlos and mountain view and 20-25 miles an hour range, fairfield and napa where we're up around 30. it's still gusty but not dangerous and damaging winds like we had yesterday. today will be bright and breezy and warmer. warjtdz will peak tomorrow and still be mild and dry as we head through through the weekend. you can see emeryville and san francisco off in the distance and 66. 65 in oakland. check out walnut creek, palo alto, 71 degrees. here is downtown san francisco, clear skies, temperatures in napa and fairfield and union city in the mid to upper 50s. here is what is happening. low pressure pulling away from us. the distance between that and the high pressure has relaxed and so has the gradient

john alston is at sfo with their story. john? >> on one flight passengers learned the manhunt was over. when the pilot made the announcement some even broke into uh -- applause. one woman who ran the marathon hopes this is the end of it. passengers arriving at sfo had just come from a boston they had never seen before. >> eerie. >> with the manhunt underway boston was basically shutdown. no taxis, transit or amtrak for hours. >> it was very quiet, very eerily quiet. a lot of people stayed home from work. >> carol came off the plane to fight wearing her marathon medal. the boston native and current san francisco resident had to stop six miles from the finish line because of the explosion. during the flight the pilot announced that the second suspect had been captured. >> a few people clapping. i think for me it was just relief for my family who lives back there and was kind of dealing with the immediate trauma and fear. >> passengers say it was an ordeal getting to logan international airport. >> there was a long line of cars and

west at 37 at sfo. likely seeing the peak of the wind gusts that will taper off after 9:00 tonight as wind advisories expire. off to the east active weather around sacramento. we've had some thundershowers there building off toward the central valley. you notice around the bay area only clouds we see are clouds building up east of san jose just enough instability here around mt. hamilton that hour by hour tonight we may see a stray shower briefly east of san jose but then skies continue to clear as more dry air gets pumped in by gusty northerly winds. wide angle view shows you cold air dropping down the coast out of british columbia down the west coast is dropping our temperatures and increasing wind speeds today and one more day of breezy conditions. this high will build back closer to the coast tomorrow giving us some north winds. temperatures still in the 60s. a tad warmer tomorrow. real warming begins thursday, friday and saturday. as we pass into the middle part of the week, the high builds over th

sfo had gusts to 50. alex is right if things are not calming down, still around 25- 45 miles an hour. i expect these each hour they keep coming down on the hourslies and that makes sense. some locations really not in on this. there is not much of a breeze but others still blustery to windy. here is sal. >>> good morning. we are looking at gusty winds as you mentioned all over the place. that will effect your morning commute. especially if you drive on bay area bridges. let's take a look at the commute here if you are are driving to work. if you're taking a flight out of sfo i guess that is a commute. you may want to check the status of that flight. airport officials say the delays due to winds are impossible. wind is also expected to result in changes in the runway configuration causing planes to take off and land on different runways. strong and gusty winds expected at the airport until about at least 5:00 this afternoon. again check with your carrier. let's go back to the desk. >>> we have been asking k

john alston is at sfo with their story. john? >> on one flight passengers learned the manhunt was over. when the pilot made the announcement some even broke into uh -- applause. one woman who ran the marathon hopes this is the end of it. passengers arriving at sfo had just come from a boston they had never seen before. >> eerie. >> with the manhunt underway boston was basically shutdown. no taxis, transit or amtrak for hours. >> it was very quiet, very eerily quiet. a lot of people stayed home from work. >> carol came off the plane to fight wearing her marathon medal. the boston native and current san francisco resident had to stop six miles from the finish line because of the explosion. during the flight the pilot announced that the second suspect had been captured. >> a few people clapping. i think for me it was just relief for my family who lives back there and was kind of dealing with the immediate trauma and fear. >> passengers say it was an ordeal getting to logan international airport. >> there was a long line of cars and

lillian is live at sfo tonight where lillian you spoke with a number of passengers. >>reporter: that's right dan. we even spoke to someone who race entered today marathon. he says he learned about the bombings while on his way to the airport. . travelers who flew into boston arrived a bit shaken. mike of san francisco says he's thankful he ran the marathon in the time he did. he says set back on the course could have changed everything. >> if i had an extra hour haddaded to my time we would have been there. so it was it's quite a realization to think that something so brutal occurred a place we were at an hour before. >>reporter: jennifer of rhode island neither raced or watch the marathon. she was at the airport during the bombings and quickly found out brother close friend ratesing were okay. still she says the flight was a quote rough ride. >> so many people that have worked so hard to do this. the fact it's patriots day and tax day. i don't know. just all sorts of things running around in my head with regards to being an american and new new englander that i thin

lillian is live at sfo tonight where lillian you spoke with a number of passengers. >>reporter: that's right dan. we even spoke to someone who race entered today marathon. he says he learned about the bombings while on his way to the airport. . travelers who flew into boston arrived a bit shaken. mike of san francisco says he's thankful he ran the marathon in the time he did. he says set back on the course could have changed everything. >> if i had an extra hour haddaded to my time we would have been there. so it was it's quite a realization to think that something so brutal occurred a place we were at an hour before. >>reporter: jennifer of rhode island neither raced or watch the marathon. she was at the airport during the bombings and quickly found out brother close friend ratesing were okay. still she says the flight was a quote rough ride. >> so many people that have worked so hard to do this. the fact it's patriots day and tax day. i don't know. just all sorts of things running around in my head with regards to being an american and new new englander that i thin

lillian is live at sfo tonight where lillian you spoke with a number of passengers. >>reporter: that's right dan. we even spoke to someone who race entered today marathon. he says he learned about the bombings while on his way to the airport. . travelers who flew into boston arrived a bit shaken. mike of san francisco says he's thankful he ran the marathon in the time he did. he says set back on the course could have changed everything. >> if i had an extra hour haddaded to my time we would have been there. so it was it's quite a realization to think that something so brutal occurred a place we were at an hour before. >>reporter: jennifer of rhode island neither raced or watch the marathon. she was at the airport during the bombings and quickly found out brother close friend ratesing were okay. still she says the flight was a quote rough ride. >> so many people that have worked so hard to do this. the fact it's patriots day and tax day. i don't know. just all sorts of things running around in my head with regards to being an american and new new englander that i thin

the president is scheduled to arrive at sfo tonight at 5:25. he leaves tomorrow, sfo, at 1:45. last time he was here in the bay area he raised about $3 million. we'll see how he does this time around. live at sfo, marla tellez. >> you fly, i'll buy. >>> before the president arrives in san francisco, will he actually stop in colorado to continue that push for gun control. the president will call for universal background checks for gun buyers and a vote in congress on an assault weapons ban and limits on large capacity ammunition magazines. later today, connecticut lawmakers are expected to pass some of the strictest gun control laws in the country. legislation was negotiated by democratic and republican leaders. it will include background checks on all firearms sales. the expansion of the state's assault weapon ban and a ban on buying or selling ammunition magazines that hold more than ten rounds. >>> we have a follow-up now on a month-long search for two bay area men wanted in a gold heist in yreka. johnson stole more than $1 million worth of gold and other items from a display

a lot of frustration at sfo tonight. although travelers are relieved an end is in sight, but many say congress needs to focus on the larger sequester picture. >> travelers arriving at sfo say it was a long trip. >> and i looked up at the board and all united flights have delayed. >> barbara clincal sat in north dakota for hours. >> i asked what was the problem and they said it has to do with the sequester. >> the faa says thousands of flights have been delayed because of sequester cuts. the agency furloughed air travic controllers. the house and senate passed a bill. >> somebody who flies very much and it gets your attention. >> reporter: there was even congratulations on capitol hill. >> it's nice to know that when we work together, we can really solve problems. >> some travelers say it's clear, conditioning singled out the faa cuts because lawmakers fly. frustration is going viral. they don't want to be delayed home. there is also a long line of agencies looking for relief. u.s. police officers say they hope to be on t

sfo had gusts to 50. alex is right if things are not calming down, still around 25- 45 miles an hour. i expect these each hour they keep coming down on the hourslies and that makes sense. some locations really not in on this. there is not much of a breeze but others still blustery to windy. here is sal. >>> good morning. we are looking at gusty winds as you mentioned all over the place. that will effect your morning commute. especially if you drive on bay area bridges. let's take a look at the commute here if you are are driving to work. if you're taking a flight out of sfo i guess that is a commute. you may want to check the status of that flight. airport officials say the delays due to winds are impossible. wind is also expected to result in changes in the runway configuration causing planes to take off and land on different runways. strong and gusty winds expected at the airport until about at least 5:00 this afternoon. again check with your carrier. let's go back to the desk. >>> we have been asking k

. >>> and stay with the 10:00 news in seven minutes, reunions today at sfo. we're there as flights from boston arrive. the questions that law enforcement had for passengers before they departed. >>> in washington, d.c., capital police are on alert because of a letter addressed to a senator that tested positive twice for the poison risen. the letter was sent to the office of roger wicker of mississippi. congressional officials say that the letter was stamped memphis but no return address. the letter was discovered at a postal processing where mail for congress is screened. it has not been sent to an fbi crime lab. >>> also in washington, the senate judiciary committee is expected to roll out next week. a release was expected for tomorrow but was later delayed because of the bombings in boston. schumer met with president obama and discussed along with the so called gang of eight. here is what was discussed, a new requirement for employees to check the legal status of their workers. >> in 90 seconds five people arrested for the murder of a bay area paramedic. wh

, logan airport, to sfo landing 20 minutes late. by one estimate, half the people on the plane either ran in the marathon or were spectators. one woman told me it was the quietest flight she has ever been on with many lost in their thoughts of the bombing, the people who suffered the most, the dead and wounded. we talked with a bay area woman who crossed the finish line an hour before the blast and another who decided to skip the finish line this year. >> we saw what was, what happened and it was heartbreaking. i could not wait to get home and hug my friends. >> we had a lot of people who ran and went to support and it was chaos getting in touch with everyone to make sure everyone was okay. >> it was frightening on many levels. a woman's brother was on race and was pace to be in the finish line at four hour when the explosion went off and because all of the cell phone towers were jammed it took hours to find out any information about this woman's brother. it turns out he was okay but a lot of people are sometime shaken by it. >> tha

we are live at sfo. alex savidge. ktvu news. >>> people in california will feel the effect of the sequester. they will see their unemployment benefits cut 18% and that starts today. right now, the average federal unemployment payment in california is about $298 a week. that number is going to drop by $52 a week because of the cuts. >>> the crash that sent six people in the hospital is being investigated. it happened at 9:00 on ocean befuee the northbound 280 on ramp. two people were rushed to the hospital. the other four had injuries that are not life threatening. >>> a bomb threat has landed a man in jail. the suspect robbed the wells fargo bank yesterday afternoon. while leaving, he told bank employees he left a bag of plastic explosives in the building. an employee happened to be nearby and took a photo of the area. bomb squad from berkeley was brought in. and nothing was found. the man was arrested a few blocks from the scene. >>> well, playoff fever continues in oakland. warriors take on the nuggets

at the airport at sfo, major delays, an hour behind schedule. the good news, if you're waiting in san francisco, flying to any other major airport there is no delays due to weather. so once you get over this delay you should be good to go. even right here in atlanta where they deal with rainfall. yes, managed to find blue skies, pointing our cameras towards the sky in san jose. a little bit of instability left, we're done with the heavier activity at least right now. let's also move to the north. what you see here in fremont, a mix of sun, clouds, cumulus, right throughout the bay. some of that clearing did bump up temperatures, but at the golden gate bridge, fog we'll deal with tomorrow. and the widespread cloud cover through tonight. tomorrow morning, we'll find the moisture at the lower levels, not picking up much again, not a storm coming our way, but green, could see some of the drizzle, we expect off the east bay and the peninsula for tomorrow morning, the cloud cover will clear out the most by the bay, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s

now from sfo where the impact could affect some. air traffic controllers are not affected but that doesn't mean travelers will not be affected. >> they say it is not a matter of "if" but "when." i walked the airport and checked every board no delays at sfo and i asked the spokesman about that and he said it is early. he did say controllers will be furloughed each day at every f.a.a. air traffic control facility which started yesterday. there were delays at lax last night because of sequestration. the cuts were ordered out of congress. although we could not find any delays at sfo this morning, we did find opinions. >> i wish they would cerate rt than across-the-board cuts. >> all budget cuts are difficult and all managers face that but you get the budget in balance and lower the government expenses it is worth it. painful but worth it. >> air traffic controllers are not happy about there and they will lose a day of work every other week and they hope that passengers will complain enough to get this changed. officials say necessity --

john alston is at sfo with their story. john? >> on one flight passengers learned the manhunt was over. when the pilot made the announcement some even broke into uh -- applause. one woman who ran the marathon hopes this is the end of it. passengers arriving at sfo had just come from a boston they had never seen before. >> eerie. >> with the manhunt underway boston was basically shutdown. no taxis, transit or amtrak for hours. >> it was very quiet, very eerily quiet. a lot of people stayed home from work. >> carol came off the plane to fight wearing her marathon medal. the boston native and current san francisco resident had to stop six miles from the finish line because of the explosion. during the flight the pilot announced that the second suspect had been captured. >> a few people clapping. i think for me it was just relief for my family who lives back there and was kind of dealing with the immediate trauma and fear. >> passengers say it was an ordeal getting to logan international airport. >> there was a long line of cars and

. >>> and stay with the 10:00 news in seven minutes, reunions today at sfo. we're there as flights from boston arrive. the questions that law enforcement had for passengers before they departed. >>> in washington, d.c., capital police are on alert because of a letter addressed to a senator that tested positive twice for the poison risen. the letter was sent to the office of roger wicker of mississippi. congressional officials say that the letter was stamped memphis but no return address. the letter was discovered at a postal processing where mail for congress is screened. it has not been sent to an fbi crime lab. >>> also in washington, the senate judiciary committee is expected to roll out next week. a release was expected for tomorrow but was later delayed because of the bombings in boston. schumer met with president obama and discussed along with the so called gang of eight. here is what was discussed, a new requirement for employees to check the legal status of their workers. >> in 90 seconds five people arrested for the murder of a bay area paramedic. wh

at sfo you are more likely to be delayed by fog than the sequester. the air-traffic control furloughs are expected to end by tomorrow night while other budget cuts continue. >> we are having first forced furlough day reasons donna richardson spent a scheduled layover visiting with family at sfo and says she would trade a late flight for a few extra daysf work she is forced tyke without pay as a federal employee. >> none of us should be in thisosition at this point in time and it's a larger problem than just a bandaid th they are trying to fix right now. >> reporter: might now the airlines are the only thinthat seem to be moving in the budget battle. and the faa says air-traffic controllers should be up to full staff around country by tomorrow night. nigh >>> mime boeing's dreamliner planes are back in the exile a boeing 787 took off from ethiopia for kenya. it's the first flight since battery fires earlier this year ground the planes. new battery systems need to be installed in all 50 dreamliners. flights from san josi to japan will resume ter faa ins