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east and west have to talk to one another north and south rich and poor. this house is meant to serve as an example for that. is an open invitation to visitors here and engage in conversation. on things with political. on the monday demonstrations began in one thousand nine hundred nine nobody could know this was the beginning of the end of the east german regime. filming the events was dangerous. current scheuer leads the way to a place where two activists fill in the legally. is that i forget that this reform church is the exact spot where the first foot each of our monday demonstration was shot. more. to fill a material was done secretly hunted to a western journalist. so now this journalist smuggled this little real from east to west in his underwear and he succeeded. and that is you know. the worst fears that the secret police are. stars he would discover everything. its headquarters were called the round corner. today it's a museum and a memorial. it provides a chilling insight into how the stance the operated an old listening device used to eavesdro

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here's a look from the east bay hills. the heaviest rounds will be this morning through noon with just scattered chances of showers this afternoon. >>> number 2, breaking news from the east bay. a house fire in concord left a woman ininjured overnight. firefighters were able to get the flames yr control quickly. >>> thousands of people will get a text alert about an earthquake. it's part of an early warning system test in oakland. >>> number 4, there is a measles alert in the south bay. a highly contagious patient may have exposed shoppers, diners and other people in seven different cities across santa clara county. >>> number 5, overall, it's been a decent morning on the roads. our biggest issue was a four-vehicle crash on westbound 24 before fish ranch road. that's long gone. but check out the red here. we're still bouncing back. heavy through lafayette. 14 miles an hour through orinda. >>> number 6, the second shake shack in the bay area opens in larkspur at 11:00 a.m. this is video of the soft opening at the marin coun

one new crash in the east bay here. the first of the morning, as far as significant issues, not had many crashes so far today. westbound 24 before fish ranch road. three, four vehicles involved here. i believe just the far left lane and the right shoulder are blocked. we possibly could have a second left lane blocked as well. we're waiting for chp to give us an update. the solid line ored caldecott . that's going to start getting busy here as well. bay bridge toll plaza busy. the metering lights on as of 5:22. that's made it off to the right shoulder though. not a blocking issue. westbound 580, tracy to dublin. 39 minutes in the yellow. antioch to concord, 16 minutes on the 4. san rafael to san francisco 101, still in the green. >>> shake shack freebies, what the first 100 people get as the second bay area location opens later today. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> it may not be raining where you are right now, but the chance of that staying dry is not very good. increasing showers this morning. so have the kids ready.

it was a huge number for east germany. the east german population was 17 million. that is more than 10% of the population that went to west germany in the second half of the 1980's. what was it about? it was very much aimed at undermining communism over the long-term. it was aimed at the breakdown of communism. what was the means? the means was exposing people to western values via the media. at the same time, it was aimed cooperative security and stability, because you can only have the expansion of contact if the communist leaders have some sort of recognition of borders and so far the economic benefits was an intricate affair. a foreign-policy advisor gave a lucid description of their objectives in 1969. he said, the aim is not consolidation of the bloc, but their removal from europe. we do not differ about soviet intentions. we hope to put this at an end, but the problem is, how to do it? he was talking to the british and u.s. policy planning colleagues in 1969. the is happening here after crushed down of the prague spring. the british policy planners for confe

the voice was east germany's most respected author both at home and in the west they divided the sky was a bestseller on both sides of the wall and it's also the first book ever written about german division. well there aren't many photographers who manage. to shoot what we would call an iconic picture one that's not only widely published but also gets branded into our collective memories some of them surely knew the moment they click the shutter that a picture had historical significance whether they were accidental shots or possibly carefully arranged well now a new exhibition in berlin called double take explores the question of just how truthful is photography. famous photos that tell stories and which themselves have made history there are significant images shown repeatedly becoming lodged deep in our collective memory joe i can courtis and add to the arms under edgar whose work is currently on show at sea oberlin recreate these iconic images in miniature and photograph them but their images are framed in a way that clearly reveals the fact that they are recreate actions. and h

the annual number of western visits to east berlin and east germany was 8 million. back in the 1970's. it was an enormous human in a fit of detente and that made schmidt and other policy makers fight so long for its longevity in the 1980's. used trade with the russia pact countries to engage the detente process, despite the new care arms race, and schmidt used credits and to buyc means as a lever human contacts, to buy the multiplication of contact. movement, with freer the eastern european countries were economically dependent on west german money. att but not least, i look the diplomacy with brezhnev. if you think about the crisis of u.s. soviet relations in the schmidt and980's, brezhnev had three productive andings in 1978, 1980, 1981. at all of these meetings, relate to the expansion of natural gas in the soviet union. i take a look at these meetings. all, let me start with a synopsis of detente. let's talk about schmidt and schulz. what is your image of both men? if you think about schmidt, you might think about the soviet intervention in afghanistan, the decl

and east anglia. a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, in the far north of scotla nd northern ireland, in the far north of scotland there is a little light rain or drizzle, chiefly the highlands and islands. temperatures may make double figures, and the sunshine further south, there could be 17 or 18 degrees. some changes this weekend, the biggest change is the daytime temperature dropping from saturday into sunday. we have a wea k from saturday into sunday. we have a weak weather front not producing much rain at all, but it is behind that that we draw down cold air from the north. quite a contrast across the north. quite a contrast across the uk on saturday. there is the weather front, the uk on saturday. there is the weatherfront, producing rain and drizzle. ahead of its sunny spells, north of it some sunny spells, but the showers in the far north—east could be wintry. ahead of the weak weather front, 17 likely in the sunshine on the south—east. not much rain being produced at all,

police in the east bay are investigating a deadly shooting in east oakland. it happened last night on edes avenue near nevada street. police say two men and two women were shot. one of the men died at the scene. police say the man who died is from san leandro. the other three were taken to the hospital in stable condition. ( darya ) in the east bay... dramatic body camera video released of a violent police encounter. it happened monday in pittsburg.officers were responding to a domestic incident involving the suspect and his father.police say the man was armed with a knife. after about ten minutes ... officers used a bean bag gun to disable to man. that's when police and a k-9 moved in and dragged the suspect to the ground. during the scuffle ... one officer suffered a minor cut to his neck.the suspect was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, and resisting arrest. ( darya ) also in the east bay... investigators believe slick roads played a factor in a crash... that killed three family members. it happened on interstate-80... not far from the bay bridge

east and west have to talk to one another north and south rich and poor. this house is meant to serve as an example for that. is an open invitation to visitors here and engage in conversation. on things we put. on the monday demonstrations began in one thousand nine hundred nine nobody could know this was the beginning of the end of the east german regime. filling the events was dangerous. current scheuer leads the way to a place where two activists fill in the legally. is that from here that this reform church is the exact spot where the first foot each of our monday demonstration was shot. the fil a material was then secretly hunted to a western journalist. so now this journalist smuggled this little real from east to west in his underwear and he's succeeded. what does he know. the worst fear is that the secret police are stars he would discover everything. its headquarters were called the round corners. today it's a museum and a memorial. it provides a chilling insight into how the stars the operated an old listening device used to eavesdrop on tell hos

the voice was east germany's most respected author both at home and in the west they divided the sky was a bestseller on both sides of the wall and it's also the first book ever written about german division. well there aren't many photographers who managed. to shoot what we would call an iconic picture one that's not only widely published but also gets branded into our collective memories some of them surely knew the moment they click the shutter that a picture had historical significance whether they were accidental shots or possibly carefully arranged well now a new exhibition in berlin called double take explores the question of just how truthful is photography. famous photos that tell stories and which themselves have made history there are significant images shown repeatedly becoming lodged deep in our collective memory joe i can courtis and out of the arms under edgar whose work is currently on show at sea oberlin recreate these iconic images in miniature and photograph them but their images are framed in a way that clearly reveals the fact that they are recreate sions. and ha

east and west have to talk to one another north and south rich and poor. this house is meant to serve as an example for that. is an open invitation to visitors here and engage in conversation. on things with political. and the monday demonstrations began in one thousand nine hundred nine nobody could know this was the beginning of the end of the east german regime. filming the events was dangerous. current scheuer leads the way to a place where two activists fill in the legally. is that from here that this reform church is the exact spot where the first four teach of our monday demonstration was shot. the fil a material was then secretly hunted to a western journalist. so this journalist smuggled this little real from east to west in his underwear and he succeeded. in that is you know. there were fears that the secret police or. stars he would discover everything. its headquarters were called the round corner. today it's a museum and a memorial. it provides a chilling insight into how the stance the operated an old listening device used to eavesdrop on tow

east and west have to talk to one another north and south rich and poor. this house is meant to serve as an example for that. is an open invitation to visitors here and engage in conversation. on things with political. and the monday demonstrations began in one thousand nine hundred nine nobody could know this was the beginning of the end of the east german regime. filming the events was dangerous. current scheuer leads the way to a place where two activists fill in the legally. is that from here that this reform church is the exact spot where the first footage of our monday demonstration was shot. last. the full of material was then secretly hunted to a western journalist. so now this journalist smuggled this little real from east to west in his underwear and he succeeded. one that is you know. there were fears that the secret police or stars he would discover everything. its headquarters were called the round corner. today it's a museum and a memorial. it provides a chilling insight into how the stars he operated an old listening device used to eavesdrop

is this your new policy in the middle east? jake, thatis policy in the middle east? jake, that is a reference to the decision taken in august last year by the us administration to hold up its aid from the un relief and works agency for palestinians. palestinians living in israel, in the occupied territories. it is about $300 million, roughly. your response?” am not going to defend the administration's decision, i think it was a mistake. as i've said in the past we have tried to balance our support for israel with some relationship with the palestinians. over the years we have provided better manners amount of assistance for palestinians through the un organisation that takes care of refugees, which we should point out, what they do is they provide schools, hospitals, and they provide social services are destitute people. those are important needs and they need to be met. the us administration has also cut off the direct —— economic assistance for the palestinian authority. it has cut of security assistance for the palestinian authority. it has isn't —— even

we are focusing on puppies from the east bay spca. aren't they adorable? tomorrow, technically, is national puppy day. but we're has tag. we'd love to see pictures of your pooch and you can stream this on our website, our app and you can -- if you need a break today from the grind of the week, you can watch these darling guys and gals. look at that. just so photogenic. i'm going to get down here with these guys and say hello to aaron and kelsey. i'll start with erin since she's holding the adorable puppy. >> this is little ciabatta. they're all named after bread. that's the team of this litter. >> as if they're not adorable and delicious enough. you named them after bread. can you name all of them? >> not this early. >> tell us what breed you have? >> they're shepherd greet greett pyrenees mixes. >> love to cuddle up with one of these. what do you think, kelsey? >> ce them? >> i'm going to give it a go. foccacia, sourdough, baguette.b. oh, gosh. brioche. very good. thank you very much. fif her a round of applause for that. hi little guy. >> we'll give him

as we shift east, the east bayshore through emeryville and berkeley stretching across highway 24. highway 680 is a slick one. and it stretches towards highway 4 where it look like antioch. you are right on the verge there of scattered showers as well. into the south bay down through san jose, sunny veil, santa cruz mountains. highway 1 is completely covered at this point all the way into areas over ocean beach, san francisco. highway 101, 280, it is widespread. bay bridge, san mateo bridge, dunbarton bridge. here a look at the futurecast. rolling into your launched a hour, scattered showers will remain in the forecast. the heavier stuff expected to arrive late afternoon, early evening could be in time for the evening commute. not only this morning but afternoon rain on our highways. and as we get into the evening hours, it continues to fall if you have evening plans. rainfall amounts, 1/4 inch for an inch expected with the next system. our hills could pick i'm little bit more than that. if you are going to the sierra for the weekend, be prepared for the winter travel. highway 50,

-israel alliance by voting in favor of the strengthening america's security in the middle east. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming arizona senator kierstin cinema. ♪ [applause] great to see you. thank you so much. take that chair. [applause] we are so thrilled to have you with us tonight, and we want to start with a very simple question. why is the u.s.-israel relationship important to you? >> well, certainly for the areas -- many will know this answer, but for those i haven't had the opportunity to meet, i would start by saying my own experience. i was really privileged years ago to travel to israel and see firsthand what the nature of the u.s.-israel relationship means on the ground, two people living in israel every single day. i often tell my colleagues that while the relationship is important, because israel is the only democracy in the middle east and our greatest partner -- [applause] relationship is important because it is critical to the long-term national security of the united states. it matters to us that we keep this relationship close. it matters t

in the east bay valleys, steady rain at 7:00. lighter at 9:00. 11:00, you may get a breather bs at 7:00. becoming scattered at 00 yo get also 3:00. then from 5:00 on, the steady moderate to heavy rain moves back in: we have a weekend on the way. dry patches. today, everybody is driving on wet patches. been kind of dicey. the people have been a little careless at times. >> in fact, it's interesting, mike. as soon as you showed the rain coming through, that's when the accidents started to pop up. it will be worse for the evening commute tonight. we're going to go to the hotspots, several hotspots on the peninsula. millbrae, an accident blocking two lanes and a stall in the backup. traffic is heavy from 92 and north 101 at sfo, another crash. you see traffic is a crawl as you make your way on the peninsula. 12 miles an hour there. you may want to consider 280 as an alternate. it's a jammed up ride on westbound 92 off the san mateo bridge because of an accident blocking lanes near foster city. traffic is at 10 miles an hour. so you m

the traffic maps, take you into the east bay. roadwork on northbound 880 between 238 and 66th avenue in oakland. reporting from cal trans, they should have it down to one lane until 5:00 a.m. no backup now. they could have more lanes picked up. i'll check in with them in a few minutes. the next update at 4:40. >>> thanks, alexis. b.a.r.t. service is expected to be back to normal after east bay passengers face major delays during the evening commute. >> a locked axle on a b.a.r.t. car caused an entire train to stop between south hayward and fremont stations. this is the photo tweeted by a viewer. you can see sparks and smoke underneath the train as crews trying to move the train. as a result of all this, trains were forced to single track causing the major delays. >>> also in the east bay, a go fund me page has been set up by -- killed by a hit and run driver. this happened last friday. the dublin pleasanton b.a.r.t. station. lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> that's how he's felt every day since the hit and run on friday. he's

it's not raining in east san jose. off and on rain that gets quite heavy and then it becomes more scattered into the afternoon. that's a live look outside in san francisco. but let's talk about how much rain we have already measured and it's been heavy in the north bay with santa rosa over an inch of rain there. a little over an inch of rain in san rafael. so as you get ready to head out and you have to be prepared for weather that changes minute by minute. may not be raining now, but then in the next hour or so it comes down. then it stops, then it starts up again. we'll see that being the trend throughout the afternoon. even though there will be some breaks in between. here we are at 10:00 and not everyone is seeing the rain. but it's still going to be one of those days that it starts the rain, then it clears up, then it starts to rain again. that is what you can expect even into the evening. finally ending later on tonight. additionally, about half an inch of rain in santa rosa. lighter amounts into the north bay an

both was east germany's most respected author both at home and in the west they divided the sky was a bestseller on both sides of the wall and it's also the first book ever written about german division. well there aren't many photographers who manage. to shoot what we would call an iconic picture one that's not only widely published but also get branded into our collective memories some of them surely knew the moment they click the shutter that a picture had historical significance whether they were accidental shots or possibly carefully arranged well now a new exhibition in berlin called doubletake explores the question of just how truthful is photography. famous photos that tell stories and which themselves have made history there are significant images shown repeatedly becoming lodged deep in our collective memory joe i can courtis and out of the arms under edgar whose work is currently on show at sea oberlin recreate these iconic images in miniature and photograph them but their images are framed in a way that clearly reveals the fact that they are recreate actions. and is a be

the middle east out trying to create desists so-called pragmatic. muslim states. which egypt saudi arabia jordan. and on the other hand they say couldn't care less as our leading the region. and. their way receipts from israel. the future of the region will be decided not in washington but somewhere. between moscow. and uncorrupt. and as the new sites because on the future of the next hundred years of the middle east. is discussed. mainly. in russia so. as idea that you can influence without being there. probably is american interests probably they do not depend on energy that comes from the middle east. their economic and political interest is in the far east india china. or south america. i do not blame the americans but i don't understand a spear a ship to shape the new middle east by trying to create this new as is this coalition. and by by pulling out. all the forces from the maybe tyranny and from syria. yet there has been turmoil in the united states recently with some of the freshman democrats facing backlash over statements that weren't too friendly towar

this is going to push east and northeast. we have a possibility as we go through the first part of the morning, after that we are in the clear when it comes to probability of rain coming our way. as far as visibility, that is a different story. it is thick in the north valley locations, slowly getting better, we still have some trouble over highway one with patchy and dense fog. low visibility, gusts around zero, it stretches into napa valley, and nappy about - - napa valley is three-mile visibility. a darker shade stretched down toward richmond, that is improving as well. temperatures outside this morning, a chilly start, 45 in castro valley, 47 in napa, 50 degrees for downtown san francisco, it is actually an improvement over earlier this morning, we will continue to see the numbers climb, eventually into the 60s. it is 61 degrees for san francisco, 64 degrees in fremont, for the south bay, 65 in san jose. tahoe, low 40s today, any afternoon, low 40s by tomorrow, 54 degrees is expected on sunday, dry weather is in the forec

we go to the east side club. you can pick which one of us you want to make your root beer float. >> good luck to you. the tarp is off. getting ready for the game at 1:00 p.m. folks start coming in at 11:00. gates open at 11:00. we're going to hang out. send it back to you in oakland. >> i've always wanted to do that root beer float today. usually it doesn't come out. >> you've got to come out and try it. >> yeah, scoop up a few. >> thanks, pete. >>> well, i've got to rm what yo -- warn you, you've got to base yourself. the tendons got sore, a loot of this. >> i have good training with triplets. >> these folks from richmond towards san rafael, there is a bit of a wait. the roadway damp but not wet. not a major concern but north of there in vallejo, the steady rain, standing water for i-80 as you get closer to highway 37. these sensors, look at them. bay bridge toll plaza, southbound 880, those both show you typical slowing pattern. nothing major. as we zoom out the map, you see that in fremont. that's where there

morning, one 01’ north—east compared to this morning, one or two in the south—east and east anglia, but many staying dry. a little bit colder in the strength of the wind. the wind also easing tonight. showers in central and eastern england for a time. skies clearing. cloud bringing more spots of rain in the morning. temperature drop will be initial and coldest earlier in the night, but for much of scotland, england and wales, widespread frost for the monday morning commute, but plenty of sunshine too, make the most of that in the west, rain at times in northern ireland during the day, and the odd showerfor northern ireland during the day, and the odd shower for the east, but nowhere near the levels of rain during the past 2a hours and many parts in the east will stay dry. temperatures up a little bit and had to today. set to rise further this week. the jet stream which has to today. set to rise further this week. thejet stream which has been tipped to the south of us will move north this week bringing milder air and crucially something drier and a lot less windy as well. goodbye for

. >> a biking battle rolling in the east bay. a busy and popular stretch of roadway caught in the middle of the fight, it's moments away in a live report. >>> and splash down, a historic round trip to space ending just moments ago. take a look here, spacex unmanned dragon capsule continuing to pave the way for humans to take the same trip in that capsule, live analysis in just minutes for you. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. made it to friday. now let's just make it on through. let's check the forecast with kari. >> the rain is not getting out of here just yet. we still have some spotty showers moving through, and we are going to keep those rain chances in today, as well as tomorrow. so let's get a live look outside in palo alto, as the sun starts to come up. you can tell the streets are wet, but we are also seeing some rain very close by. going throughout the day, it's going to be quite chilly out t

audiences tend to prefer historical topics such as the third reich or the former east germany in. the festival director so full on sorn wants to offer his audience more. we don't want to lower the stereotypes of rule they try to bring together and mixture of great seven that are a survey of the movement to be cinematic landscapes of trouble speaking countries the film cloud whispers a debut for its director mixes comedy and drama. and. the serious topic of dimentia told with a light and poetic touch. with the big. it . director casting poto wanted to get away from typically german intellectualizing because we couldn't break out so much more from formulaic predictable storytelling and be more experimental on and dare to try different things on female as often. as i and. i'm joined by my colleague margaret kruger i want to go to see that twenty five. first of all why does german film need promoting in america well last year only eighteen german films made it into american cinema that's not many and not many people went to see them either having great successes in the fossil and they

it is causing a backup on 101 when you connect to east 80. trying to get on the lower deck of the bay bridge will be tough until they clear this out of lanes. the bay bridge is stacked up with delays heading into san francisco. >>> i am anne mackovec at the live news desk. we have more information on the shooting in the park parking lot last night. the young woman has now died. a bart's 4x one person says she could be in her late teens or early 20s but she was shot at about 10:30 pm last night in the parking lot. they shut down the station with train just running through as they continued their investigation and they rushed this young woman to the hospital. they did not arrest a suspect. at this point, bart police are trying to compile a description. they have been reviewing their surveillance footage and they expect to have more information out soon. >>> a four-year-old boy who found a loaded gun under a bed in oakland and accidentally shot himself remains in critical condition. his mother says he has a critical brain injury and doctors will

more than a thousand people died trying to escape the oppression of east germany so who had wanted to stay here the author cost of life did. and. her book they divided the sky tells the love story of lita and monthly but there can be no normal love story in a country that punishes that individual is a man flayed can't take it he decides to flee to the west but he chooses to stay and the east in the past lovers who had to separate would look for a star where their gaze might meet in the evenings what can we look for at least they can't divide the sky had said in a mocking tone the sky this enormous vault of hope and yearning love and sorrow yes they can she said the sky as what divides first of all. they divided the sky came out two years after the berlin wall was built so both saw the division of germany and as a tragedy she openly criticized east germany's totalitarian structures still in total the book as an endorsement for the communist east because the voice was east germany's most respected author both at home and in the west they divided the sky was a bestseller on both sides of

east bayshore, it is widespread from the east bay to the inland communities and far beyond antioch and brentwood. 580, it is beyond livermore. here is the future cass, the rain is continuing to push out of the area, and here is your lunch hour, we may actually get away with mostly cloudy skies, dry conditions for part of the day, this is that band of rain that is expected to move in late afternoon and early evening, likely to come in time for the afternoon drive, so we can expect another slick one for today. in the evening hours it continues to come down if you have evening plans, scattered showers for me in the forecast until the overnight hours. tomorrow we are drying out. your weekend is going to be dry, today, expect that rain gear to be needed off and on for the day. a little more rainfall in our health, for the hills and sierras, we are talking a winter weather advisory goes all the way until tomorrow afternoon at that winter weather advisory is expected to last, and a foot of new snow for the higher peaks. for temperatures at home, middle 40s, low 50s, cloudy, cool and breezy, f

she was driving east on highway 4 at about 2:30 yesterday. investigators found bullet holes on the drive side door. katie is at the pittsburgh marina where friends and family will hold a candle light vigil tonight. katie. >> that vigil is supposed to start here in about an hour. friends we talked with earlier today said they can't believe she's gone and they were utterly shocked when they heard investigators found bullet holes in her driver side door. two of destiny hillary's friends came to the scene of yesterday's fatal crash and couldn't believe what they saw this afternoon. the remnants of the wreck, car parts scattered across the grass. the guard rail twisted and bent. they did not want to talk with us on camera but described hillary as an angel saying she was a praise dancer in her church. she was neverin vol involve involve -- involved in fwangs or drugs. at some point right before or right after the crash someone shot at little's silver honda accord. >> they discovered bullet holes in the side of the driver side of the vehicle >> chp

the middle east. trying to create this so-called pragmatic. muslim states. which egypt saudi arabia jordan. and on the other hand they say couldn't care less this are leading the region. and. their way receipts from israel. the future of the region will be decided not in washington but somewhere. between school. and i'm korea. and as a new sites because on the future of the next hundred years of the middle east. is discussed. mainly. in russia so. that you can influence without being there. probably is american interest probably they do not depend on energy that comes from the middle east. as their economic and political interest is in the far east india china. or south america. i do not blame the americans. i don't understand a spear a ship to shape the new middle east by trying to create this new as is this coalition. and by by pulling out. all the forces from the maybe tyranny and from syria. yet there has been turmoil in the united states recently with some of the freshman democrats say singh backlash over statements that weren't too friendly towards isr

four news. ( james ) in the east bay... a school prinicpal who was shot at his home last weekend has died. now his wife could be facing even more serous charges. "paul shatswell" died yesterday after he was placed on life support... police got a call about a domestic incident and found the 45-year-old shot in the head lat weekend on barrie drive. shatswell was a principal at pittsburg adult education center. right now --his wife 39- year-old ámaria videsá is charged with attempted murder... but those charges could be upgraded. she is being held on 2-million dollars bail at the contra costa sheriff's office jail in martinez. the couple have 8 children together. this is the city of pittsburg's first homocide of the year. ( will ) police in san francisco are investigating a shooting that killed one person and sent 5 people to the hospital. the shooting happened saturday night on the 13-hundred block of fillmore. police say the person killed was a 25-year-old man from san francisco. officers did not release information about

the east bay tomorrow will have plenty of sunshine. the readings will be in the mid 70s and ditto for the north bay. in the extended forecast, here comes the showers on tuesday night and wednesday. and then thursday partly cloudy skies. another little impulse comes through on friday before we break it up for the weekend. and you will need to be up to date with this. wake up with our weekday morning team for hour by hour news. it all begins at 4:30 a.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> what better way to celebrate st. patrick's day than alling a world record? gets loose and makes a run for the shelt over chick-fil-a. >>> straight ahead, it is game day. get out your brackets. this one is blank but you know who has one filled out? coach dan. wait till you hear the final four picks. just give -- just give us a tease. >> [ indiscernible ] >> that is enough right there. game day coming up. you don't want to miss it. don't mo so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can

the snow causing it slowly drifting off east and west. you had the hail piling up there not too far way from highway 11 and 7-8, 9 lightning strikes within a half hour. a big event there, east and south of downtown san jose. looks like it's slowly progressing south and west, maybe clipping by campbell south san jose and the valley, you will see rain and hail, part of the intensity in the next 10, 15 minutes, you may start to see the hills to the east dropping in. san martin to the south. and the showers not having the same intensity east and south of san jose. the trend is starting in the north bay of decreasing activity and to the south of this main event of san jose starts out of here. the winds begin to shift out of the nott, that will shut down the showers probably after 8:00 tonight. there could still be activity south of san jose and livermore and winds pick up and any chance of showers be gone with tomorrow's commute. sunshine making a comeback, good news, low to mid-60s tomorrow. there is more tracking tuesday. more of a wind even

the middle east out trying to create desists so-called pragmatic. muslim states. which egypt saudi arabia jordan. and on the other hand they say couldn't care less as our leaving the region. and. in their way receipts from israel. the future of the region will be decided not in washington but somewhere. between moscow. and uncorrupt. and as the new sites because on the future of the next hundred years of the middle east. is discussed. mainly. in russia so. as idea that you can influence without being there. probably is american interest probably they do not depend on energy that comes from the middle east. their economic and political interest is in the far east india china. or south america. i do not blame the americans but i don't understand a spear a ship to shape the new middle east by trying to create this new as is this coalition. and by by pulling out. all the forces something may be tyranny and from syria. yet there has been turmoil in the united states recently with some of the freshman democrats say singh backlash over statements that weren't too friendl

east of san jose, mount hamilton seeing snow at times. it is the reason why the showers bringing that unusual turn up to the north and west. later tonight, we'll see the threat of thunder and hail on the decrease. the question is how much longer could this linger into your monday forecast, i will have a closer look hour by hour coming up in 12 minutes. >>> looking forward to it, rob. thank you, you can keep up with the bay area's ever changing weather by downloading our nbc bay area app. as always, it is free. >>> the rain recent weeks make more potholes opening up. one city is trying to get as many filled over the weekend. it is an issue all over the bay area. christie smith is joining us live in berkeley to explain that. >> reporter: that's right, we have been speaking with drivers in cities all over the bay area and they tell us it has been a bumpy ride. they tried to avoid them but it does not always work. one city has it repaired. after the rain, they're seeing so many potholes. >> reporter: step by step, they're working to make a sm

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look at the east bay hills camera bouncing. they will relax throughout the day and temperatures reach seasonal levels, 60 to 65. in effect in oakland. this is on camera. we flipped the emeryville camera around. this is northbound 880 at the connector. folks trying to get to theay bridge. fire is out. but they have the right lane blocked that's causing about a five-minute delay right now. >>> number 7, let us rejoice. colton and cassie back together again. the two reunited on the bachelor finale last night. this morning, the couple are on gma for their first interview. we'll hear th from them in the next half hour. >> there's no ring on that thing. >>> coming back with another 90 minutes of news. ac transit wants to raise fares. >>> building a better bay area one cigarette butt at a time. the [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's

a south east asian paradise is how malaysia is presenting itself at the i.d.b. berlin. but the muslim majority country faced criticism in the run up to the fair over attending of jews in l g b t q people accusations the country's tourism minister rejects. us. you know they're coming over and we're never asking them what the issue. orientation you know. what we want to know only coming. to luis. malaysia realise above all on the so-called while tourism the number of muslim tourists is increasing from year to year in total the industry marks new records every year one point four billion people worldwide travel abroad in two thousand and eighteen this brought in trillions in revenues around the globe china has sent the most tourists abroad but the most popular destinations are in europe. but mass tourism is also causing more and more problems in many places for example so-called over tourism in places like dubrovnik. cruise ships with air masses of tourists are especially problematic. the first in two thousand and eighteen the sexy they chose to organize. the buses coming

you are backed up into the maze so all approaches, 580, 880, east shore freeway taking a hit. to the lower deck, eastbound bay bridge near treasure island, the left lane is blocked for a motorcycle accident. fire crews are heading out and there are injuries reported so you can expect slight delays working your way to the lower deck of the bay bridge towards the east bay. better news on the crash at the san mateo bridge, the accident cleared. five cars involved in this crash so it really backed things up to 880 and quickly so slow rides away from 880 on the bridge itself. give yourself 27 to 30 minutes across the span, that's the west bound towards 101. slow ride there. southbound 880 busy anyway. heyward southbound, brake lights into freemont. take a look at traffic in the south bay, no accidents or major incidents but stop and go conditions near the 880 and 680 connections. seen a few showers out there this morning and slick on the golden gate. >>> that's right. the bridge camera on cue as we look at a wet start to the day in some locations. you can see the rain coming down a

actually shrinking a bit here in east anglia and the south—east of england. it's bubbling up a little bit elsewhere and we've always got this cloud coming into the north west of scotland. it's a very weak weather front that's getting a little bit closer over the next few days or so. sunshine around for many parts of the country, with the light winds it will feel pleasant, 15—16d. it's pretty windy in the north—west of scotland, strong to gale force winds here, they will ease down overnight and the cloud pushes further into scotland, into northern ireland. clear as skies further south, more mist and fog for the south—west of england and perhaps a pinch of frost as we've seen during recent nights. it will be clearing up recent nights. it will be clearing up across east anglia and the south—east so a chillier night here, but the prospect of more sunshine to come tomorrow. once the mist and fog goes sunny come tomorrow. once the mist and fog goes sunny skies across much of england and wales. more cloud for northern ireland and scotland in the far north of

east bay valleys. low to mid-40s elsewhere. look at the cold core system bringing snow during the overnight hours. from 7:00 to noon, you can see the showers taper. there's one or two possible in the afternoon. that is it. we're under a cold air mass with a very soggy ground. when the warm sunshine, it creates instability. that's why we'll have a shower or two. the cold comes at 7:00 in the morning the light to to moderate rain. then it turns over to scattered showers. those continue all day saturday. especially outside of the east bay and south bay. we've got area of low pressure spinning near us. that means the closer you are to the coast, the better chance you have of dealing with some of the showers sunday. most of us will stay dry. quarter of an inch possible outside the north way bay. my seven-day forecast. the storm is a 1. the bigger concern after that. set your clocks forward before you go to bed and change your batteries in the smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. >>> we have one new issue in the south bay t

heads up as you commute east or west bound. the san mateo bridge looks great, no delays as you work your way coming out of hayward toward foster city. i got my bracket ready, here's dennis with sports. >>> st. marys is the only bay area men's team at the dance. tipping off against villanova today at 4:20. before facing the defending champions of the first round they face the media yesterday and got questions ranging from their win over gonzaga last month to who has the best facial hair on the team. >> john parry has nice facial hair going on. don't sleep on me, i'm coming up. don't worry. >> any other responses by the jordans? >> he's ignorant. the lights on and he's panicking. >> former warrior chris mullen leading st. john's against bobby hurley and the arizona state. second half, the freshman drives into the layout, asu had a 16 point lead. two minutes left, cut the deficit to 7 but for mellow white, a dunk and arizona state wins 74-65 and they will play buffalo friday. that is the first pac 12 win in 2 years in the tourname

two separate shootings happened on east bay freeways over the weekend. this morning, the victim is recovering here at eden medical center. she is a 24-year-old woman who was driving and the honda accord as a passenger traveling eastbound on the 580 near isabel avenue and livermore just before 6:00 last night. chp said she was hit by a bullet in the leg and is suffering from non-life threatening injuries. police have not yet released a disruption of the suspects car. the other shooting resulted in a woman being killed. that have before 2:30 in the afternoon on saturday near willow pass road and highway four in north concord. police are still trying to determine if 25 destiny hillary of antioch died because of the crash itself or because she was shot. she died at the scene . >>> chp units discovered bullets on the side of the driver side of the vehicle. >>> all of east highway 4 was closed on 40 minutes causing a massive traffic backup as investigators look for shell casings. both investigations are still ongoing right now with shooters in both cases still

spot east shore free. chpd is not on scene yet. not a lot of details. no delays on that westbound side of 80. just a head's up if you are commuting on the east shore freeway from highway 4 out of hercules you will run into a snag. other than that okay. more brake lights into richmond and berkeley, emeryville and the bay bridge toll plaza. a crash at grant line over to the right shoulder. of course, it's already busy there. we have brake lights through that portion. busy anyway out of tracy. stay slow. 39 minutes from 205 to 680. south 680 to 237 a 28 minute drive time. we are seeing slow speeds working out of dublin and pleasanton. richmond san rafael bridge okay. this is the slowest spot across the richmond san rafael bridge. before this you won't have any brake lights until you approach the toll plaza. a close eye on 101 in santa rosa, petaluma and north of there. that is where we are getting rain and no accidents or incidents in the north bay. >> thank you. >>> the israeli militaryis beefing up the defe

especially over the inner east bay as the system pushing to the east. we do have scattered showers over areas of the peninsula, san francisco and the north bay still reporting some as well as the east bay. here is a look at sfo where it is a bit soggy but nothing coming down at the moment. santa rosa in the upper 40s, low 50s in napa. sfo low 50s and oakland at 54 and livermore at 50 and san jose at 52. the overnight hours and through the early morning we had steady rain in the bay area. but it is moving into the sacramento valley. central valley and off into the sierra foothills where there is an advisory still for travelers in that direction. let's move and talk about what is happening here first over the north bay, scattered showers, you can see from the coast along highway 1, we got it. nevada and san rafael with the bay bridge that has green at the moment. right around the richmond district and off towards the east of that and right just south of the sunset district, scattered showers. if we head to the east bay a few sprinkles over areas on the ea