including santa clara and santa cruz. 2-year-old jason vargas is missing after someone stole his parents' car with him inside from soledad in monterey county just before 7 a.m. today as the boy's parents were warming up the car. the stolen car is a 2015 black honda accord, license plate 7lie244. it has continued windows and damage to the left rear bumper. authorities hope someone recognizes the boy or the car. jason has asthma and needs to take his medication this afternoon. >>> the warriors had a record- breaking win and now they begin the nba play-off run this saturday. as anne makovec reports from oakland, fans are already gearing up for the post-season. >> with the greatest regular season record of all times! >> reporter: at that moment the golden state warriors became the first nba team ever to win 73 games in a regular season. today fans are still riding that high. >> it is just amazing to see them at this point. >> reporter: dozens flocked to the team store at oracle to buy warriors gear. >> i got a jersey, i'm waiting to see what else they have. >> 73, you know? that's hi

robbery. >>> this uber customer is speaking out about a very unnerving ride. jason west told the "chronicle" that his driver was tailing a van after a fender-bender. he said the road rage grew stronger as he chased the man through hilly wet streets and then the van driver hit a homeless man and drove off. no arrests in the hit-and-run. the uber driver has a different account of that night. >>> new this morning, one of the bay area's best known techies has high hopes that scientists will get into space. kiet do reports. >>> reporter: good morning, you could say this is a classic sillicon valley approach to fighting cancer bring together the best and brightest minds and then fund it with a ton of cash. tech mogul sean parker putting in $250 million of his own fortune and now some of the top cancer researchers in the country are involved including stanford medicine. le this $250 million grant from parker would go to create the parker institute for cancer immunotherapy based in san francisco. it's relatively new and immunotherapy attacks your immune system to attack cancer cells. pac

. chicago's jason hayward at the plate. >> a cardinal last year and a cub now and look at this lay by adam duval. >> cincinnati's adam duval with an impressive catch and play of the day but it wasn't enough for the reds who fell to the cubs 5-3. >>> one bay area city is taking immediate action to keep police and firefighters from seeking greener pastures. >> and a bill that would get rid of the statutes of limitations in california for sex crimes like rape. ,,,,,,,,,,,, i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. fr

jason perks desperately trying to get his road grader out of a ditch. >> he needs to get out. >> i know! >> he can't get out. >> reporter: perks, a woods county conservation worker bailed from his vehicle when the crew drove over to rescue him. >> he ran out of the tractor. get in! hurry up! came over and unlocked the door reality quick. he jumped? . i slammed it in reverse and floored it going into reverse. that's how fast those flames got to us. >> close call. firefighters are still working to determine how many homes have been destroyed. in the meantime, today's forecast calls for more high winds and hot, dry weather. >>> some law professors say the new mississippi law allowing religious groups and others to deny service to gay and transgender people may be unconstitutional. it possibly violates the 14th amendment which requires equal protection under the law. executives at some major corporations, including ge, dow chemical, pepsi, and hyatt hotels have signed a letter denouncing the law. >>> paris attack suspect salah abdeslam appeared in a brussels court this morning. the hea

music stars brought the heat with the acm awards. >> jason aldean took home entertainer of the year. >> thank you very, very much. i appreciate it. >>> horror on a california highway. a small plane lost control and plowed into a car. one dead, several injured. >>> an escalator malfunctioned after a flyers game in philadelphia sending fans tumbling. >> all that -- >> a police chase on the san francisco bay bridge. the culprit, a small black chihuahua. that chihuahua was eventually caught. >> baseball's opening day, picking up where the 2015 season left off. >> swung on and missed and the royals win it! >> and all is that matters -- >> what's the perfect television show for megyn kelly -- >> merge a charlie rose, little oprah and little me all together. wouldn't you watch that? >> i would love it. i would love it. >> on "cbs this morning." >> during an msnbc town hall on wednesday, trump said women should be punished for getting an abortion. >> i don't care what the question. you don't say that on tv, even if you're on "wheel of fortune" and the board says women should be unished. >>>

southwest visa in the mail, jason wood was surpriseddest able to use it at a gas station without activating it. >> it went right through. >> reporter: he said when he called chase, they told him the card was preactivated. >> i asked them, do you realize this is promoting crime? >> reporter: his concern it could encourage mail theft. >> it certainly is surprising to me that banks would do this. >> reporter: creditcard.com's matt schultz says most credit card companies do require activation. but even if your card is already activated -- >> somebody gets the card and uses it fraudulently, they won't be held liable. >> reporter: in response, chase claims preactivated cards are now an industrywide practice. although a spokesman stressed customers are not liable for unauthorized transactions made to their accounts. so what about jason's concerns of mailbox theft? well, a spokesman declined to comment on the mail theft other than to say, quote, we have seen no increase in customer complaints on this topic or fraud related to this. >> the whole practice makes me feel angry. >> the american bankers

reportedly texted to and from officer jason lai. among them, a derogatory term for hispanics, a shortened version of the "n" word and were said to be between lai and close friends within the department and people he met on patrol. the messages on lai's phone were discovered after he was accused of raping a woman while off duty. he was charged with illegally accessing the alleged victim's dmv records. lai has resigned from the police department. >>> fire officials in san francisco are hoping to cut back on deadly fires with an announcement for new protocols in the city. jackie ward is live with the announcement coming up later today. jackie? >> reporter: kenny, we're at 22nd and mission in san francisco, and we're standing in front of a building that caught fire last january killing one of -- 1 man and leaving dozens homeless, and it caught fire again last night. and supervisor david campos is tired of hearing about the apartment buildings that are viewed as death traps because of the fire alarms and lack of sprinklers. campos has drafted an ordinance to improve the existing laws and he is

minutes ago. kcbs 's financial report jason brooks. we'll be right back. we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> it's dawning bright and beautiful over san francisco this morning which will have an above-average temperature 67 degrees today. concord 71. san jose 71. oakland 72. now let's visit morgan hill today cool at 69. 70 los altos. shoreline not warm not yet. just low 60s today. mid-70s by sunday. over in the east bay today, plenty of sunshine. numbers top out in the low 70s for the most part 680 corridor a little bit cooler. 68 for san ramon. and 69 at livermore. today we have sunshine breaking out all over the place. marin county, 70 for san rafael, beautiful novato. 72. 70 petaluma. around ukiah in cloverdale, rohnert park and windsor in the mid-70s today. so a beautiful friday on tap. enjoy it. >>> happening today, good stretch of san rafael is getting noisy as work is being done on its train tracks. the sonoma-marin area rail transit agency is conditioning its track using a process called rail grinding. it's performed by a 60-foot three car

teacher was found bringing a gun to school in newtown. jason adams was charged with carrying a firearm on school grounds. that is a felony. the school district called the incident troubling and placed him on administrative leave. adams has a valid pistol permit. >>> "the washington post" reports on john kerry breaking a record for the number of miles traveled by the secretary of state. he beat condoleezza rice's total. he pushed past 1.06 million miles and that distance is the same as going around the earth more than 42 times! >> it really is impressive to think the work that our secretary of states do and the travel. >> he has been -- they joke about his endurance. and his commitment to the things he is trying to do. >> very impressive. >>> the san antonio express news reports on a texas police officer under investigation accused of using excessive force on a sixth grade student. video posted online appears to show the officer slam a 12-year-old girl to the ground last month. this is outside of a san antonio middle school. david begnaud shows us the after-school confrontation. >> she

business in a lot of malls. >> joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we continue to get solid signals on the u.s. job market. the labor department reporting that initial jobless claims fell by 9,000 to 267,000, four- week average around that level, as well. it is now 57 straight weeks that we have seen jobless claims under 300,000. that's the longest streak since 1973. national unemployment rate at 5%. >>> the company that brought the beach to the people in malls around the country is filing for bankruptcy. anaheim based pacific sunwear is hoping to avoid liquidation. it's aligning some financing in place to keep operations going while it restructures. pacific sunwear has posted annual losses going back to 2008 and its stock prices have been virtually wiped out. >>> the stock market had a good day yesterday. it's down this morning. let's take a look at the big board. the dow dropping over 100. nasdaq down by more than 20. s&p down 10. frank and michelle, back to you. >> thank you, jason pierre-pau

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ill inmate jason echevarria, who died after ingesting toxic soap while in solitary confinement. as seen in this video that was entered into evidence, echevarria, a robbery suspect who was also awaiting trial, was escorted to a cell where he swallowed the toxic soap that was given to him for cleaning his cell. his father ramon told us he believes he ate the soap in a desperate effort to get out of solitary confinement. >> ramon echevaria: and my son was screaming, because he was burning up inside. >> whitaker: he's dying? >> echevarria: he's dying. >> whitaker: a few hours later, according to court documents, correction officer raymond castro alerted unit supervisor captain terrence pendergrass that echevarria needed medical attention. according to castro's testimony, captain pendergrass said, "don't call me if you have live breathing bodies. only call me if you need a cell extraction or if you have a dead body." another correction officer, angel lazarte, testified as to what happened next: a pharmacy technician on her rounds said echevarria could die. he then approached pendergrass

. >> and i'm michelle griego. officer jason lai resigned from the police department earlier this month after dozens of offensive texts were sent by him and to him. jackie ward has details. jackie? >> reporter: michelle, we didn't see every single text message that was sent but saw enough to make anyone uncomfortable. the public defender obtained the pages of unedited text from march of 2015 to august 2015 and it included derogatory terms about blacks, indians, hispanic and gay people and even made a joke about internal affairs reading the texts. >> when we're talking about bias precincts and racial profiling, there is a direct connection to these associations that are being made by officers being implicit and explicit of what ask happening -- is happening on the streets. >> reporter: the department said they do not reflect the department as a whole and officer lai has resigned. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, the big question is what's next? >> reporter: this investigation stemmed from a sexual assault investigation. investigators couldn't find enough to charge lai wi

radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. netflix continueses to dominate the video streaming space. but it's running into some issues. its revenue was up 25% in the 1st quarter from a year early to nearly $2 billion. and it added another 6.7 million subscribers but international growth is not meeting estimates and there's concern coming from wall street estimates over that. also on rising competition to netflix which could weigh on future subscriber growth including from the likes of amazon and hulu. amazon announced a new stand- alone prime video which is cheaper than netflix. as a result, netflix shares are down by 8% in the early going this morning. home builders is have not been busy this spring. the commerce department reports that housing starts in march were down by 8.8%. weakness pretty much all across the country and also permits and applications for future building down by 7.7%. the decline in march was the biggest in five months. >>> stock market is coming off a solid day. the dow closed above 18,000 for the first time since last july. things ar

having you at the event. covering the fire when they spotted jason perks desperately trying to get his road grader out of a ditch. >> he need to go out. >> he can't get out. >> perks, woods county transportation worker was creating a fire line when flames moved in. he bailed from his vehicle as the crew drove to rescue him. >> he ran out of the tractor. >> get in. hurry up, hurry up. >> came over. lock the door. jumped in. slammed it in reverse. and floored it going in reverse. that's how fast those flames got to us. flames that scorched more than just the landscape fire fighters are assessing exactly how many structures have been lost. and scott, high winds and hot and dry weather remain in the forecast tomorrow. >> of what a scene, manuel bojorquez, in oklahoma tonight. manuel, thank you. >>> well oklahoma and much of the rest of the country is mourning tonight for a favorite son, merle haggard died today his 79th birthday. the cause was pneumonia. john blackstone on the country outlaw who released 71 top ten hits. ♪ ♪ oklahoma, usa >> merle haggards' answer to the counter cultur

police report. he allegedly did it to help a former officer jason lai. both worked in the sunset district. lai has been charged with sexual assault. during the rape investigation, police uncovered racist and homophobic text messages allegedly exchanged between the men and two other officers. liu retired and laree signed. >>> turning our attention to the race for the white house now the presidential hopefuls are setting their sights on california now. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is in the newsroom with the latest on who is coming to town. anne. >> reporter: the whole circus is coming to town at least on the republican side. [ chuckling ] but first donald trump will speak in southern california today in costa mesa just one day before the state gop convention kicks off in burlingame. winning california would help trump win the 1,237 delegates needed to secure the republican nomination for president. lately he is sounding more presidential speaking critically of the country's current stance on foreign policy and speaking directly to isis. >> i have a simple message for them. their d

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happy monday to you, jason. >> reporter: good morning to you. a number of key economic reports are coming down the pipeline and a look at the first quarter economy and earnings pipeline is picking up. apple is seeing slowing iphone sales and the first quarter revenue decline in a number of years and that could affect the stock market. if it comes in better, it could be a big boost of stocks as well. and most analysts don't think that the fed will raise rates at this meeting. more likely, there will be a move in june as the job market shows ongoing strength and more in the way of inflation. yahoo closed up a deadline a week ago. bloomberg said that the company received 10 offers. and verizon is still believed to be the leading contender. yahoo reportedly wants to nare oat list to seven finalists, but it could take another month. let's look at the big board and see how we're doing, down 70, and the s&p 500 moving lower by 5 points. anne and kenny, back to you. >> jason, thank you. >>> laundry detergent pods, you can see them there, they are a popular buy but parents are warned by doc

rental car stocks. >> financial reporter jason brooks has more on that and more on yahoo. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and brian. ya hoo has an april 18th deadline, and britain's daily mail is potentially also making a move, in talks with a number of private equity firms. the daily mail would get yahoo's core media businesses. and another week so we could hear a number of companies mentioned. yahoo is reportedly looking for $10 billion for the company to make a bid and yahoo shares are moving higher. >>> hertz said that the rental car business is not doing as well as expected. it expects revenue to decline in 2015 with shares down over 5% and is impacting companies like avis as well. >>> the stock market, building on gains from friday. the global markets went higher and the u.s. is following along, the dow up by 90 points and nasdaq gaining 17. the s&p 500 moving higher by 8 points. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio. thank you. >>> a los angeles man was upset that the bathroom in the jack in the box was locked. what did he do? he rammed his car into the restaurant tw

officer jason lai and three others still haunt the san francisco police department. >> major trust issue in and outside of the department. there's anger issues in and outside the department. so our focus is to channel something positive. >> reporter: in this letter the mayor wrote we have seen that the actions of even a small number of your colleagues can erode and undermine public trust and confidence within the department and he warned, let me be clear, the people who committee these acts do not deserve to be san francisco police officers. >> for the mayor to put out a statement, i don't see any problem with that. it sends a clear message that city hall is clearly on board with this same message. >> reporter: the chief said he knew the letter was coming and even helped the mayor write it. but still -- this letter came from the mayor to your officers. how do you feel that it didn't come from yourself to the officers? >> i -- i mean, i don't have market corners on leadership, right? so i mean, the mayor is the leader of this city. end to be real clear that end to lift up the hard w

. former warriors star jason richardson also joined fans. tickets go on sale tomorrow for the warriors three home playoff games. >>> uber is shelling out $10 million to the city of san francisco and l.a. to settle a lawsuit claims uber misled customers about driver background checks and airport fees. the ride sharing company will also address a number of advertising and airport-relates issues. >>> how -- airport-related issues. >>> how desperate is b.a.r.t. for parts? it's looking on ebay. it's prompted the managers to get creative and they've been turning to the online auction site to find replacements for failing components. new b.a.r.t. cars are being tested now to replace the aging fleet and not a moment too soon according to our exclusive kpix5 survey usa poll. with all the problems b.a.r.t. has been having 46% of riders still rate overall quality as excellent or good. the november ballot... 50 percent say they as for the $3.5 billion bond issue that could be on the november ballot, 50% say they would support it. that's not enough to pass. it would require 66%. for complete result

existence nor should the chief of police or you. the public defender says former officer jason lai texted his friend referring to african- americans as wild animals on the loose and he wrote indian people are disgusting. they are reviewing more than 200 criminal cases involving lay. cases that might have to be thrown out. liz? >> thanks veronica. >>> tonight, this san jose high school bad mitten coach is facing charges for dating a 15- year-old student. loc nguyen has been fired. >>> and jonathan hoppner assaulted a mental health worker assigned to monitor him at a hotel in santa rosa. he faces several charges including battery and violating his parole. >>> a con man has been lurking around one bay area neighborhood as a pg&e worker trying to scam his way into homes. what you need to look out for. >> reporter: take a look at the surveillance video. it looks like a pg&e worker checking out the neighborhood. but sfpd says he and his partner are imposters. the video is from tuesday in the marina. sfpd say this man walked up to an elderly woman claiming to check for a gas leak. >> luck

. kpix 5's mark kelly shares the unnerving ride >>> reporter: jason west told the "chronicle" that leading up to the fatal hit-and-run was a frightening road rage incident for 15 minutes on san francisco's busy streets. west says his uber driver was chasing a van at high speed on rain-soaked streets even running reds following a fender- bender near union square. it didn't take long for the alleged road rage to turn fatal. it was here in the tenderloin at eleven worth and ellis where the accident happened but west tells the "chronicle" that he had no idea anyone was killed. but a 56-year-old homeless man did die. according to the "chronicle," the uber driver denied west's account of that night saying he never went over the speed limit. still, uber has since deactivated the driver's account and san francisco police are investigating. but a month after this alleged road rage turned fatal hit-and- run no aless have been made. in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> the u.s. secretary of the navy ray mavis had a simple message for 1500 marines at camp pendleton. the decision to let wo

5. by the way, jason terry of the houston rockets makes a very bold prediction. you'll hear that at 6:00. >> i can hardly wait. >>> other bay area sports the raiders trying their luck in vegas. team owner goes to sin city tomorrow to discuss a plan for a 65,000 seat stadium near the strip. half of the $1.3 billion proposed plan could be paid for with public funds. if the raiders don't pool all their chips in vegas, they still may go to l.a. >>> less than 24 hours after losing all five states in the east coast primaries, texas senator ted cruz has picked former hp ceo carly fiorina as his running mate. cbs' craig boswell is in washington with more on that and how donald trump is shifting to a potential general electio matchup. >> my friend and the next vice president of the united states, carly fiorina! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: ted cruz hasn't won the republican nomination, but that isn't stopping him from announcing carly fiorina will be his running mate if he is the nominee. the move may be too late for cruz. >> it isn't over because you and people all across the great

the number one ranked player wasn't going to go down without a fight. jason day, this is a pretty shot. this one goes right into the bottom of the jar as he buries it. the second of back to back birdies. some of that rubbed off on 58 year old bernard longer. that drops. the second of three straight birdies to go 2 under. spieth had a 4 shot lead but bogeyed on the 17th. he did a good job of threading it through the trees, but his pitch to the green was short. and he settled for double bogey. not the way you want to finish. spieth holds on to a one-shot lead heading into sunday. in the final pairing. 58 year old westernal longer is just two back. >> reporter: you walked in here, saw butler cabin, what did you say? >> never walked in here, so it was kind of cool. kind of surreal. >> reporter: you live in alabama and still live at home with your parents? >> yeah. i'm in the market for getting a house. a couple guys on tour give me grief that i still live with my parents. >> reporter: do you have a car? >> i do have a car. >> reporter: what is it? >> nissan moreno. drives really nice. i th

way. >> reporter: the public defender says the messages were sent by former police officer jason lai to friends. one text refers to blacks as wild animals on the loose. another calls lebron james the "n" word. >> you know if you are a plumber, carpenter, it's okay. but if you are somebody that actually gets to put people in jail or in the worst conditions actually take somebody's life from them and do so lawfully, you don't get to be a racist. >> reporter: authorities are now reviewing more than 200 criminal cases in which lai played a part either as an arresting officer or investigator including three murders cases that may up having to be thrown out. >> i apologize to the public. we are better than this. >> reporter: chief greg suhr says land two other officers are no longer with the department. they weren't fired. it was voluntary separation. land two others officers are gone. >> the ones who shot and killed the black and brown community make it clear they will get away with it and we can't take it. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> mayor lee says he stands by chief suhr despit

jason lie to friends. one refers to african-americans as wild animals on the loose. another calls lebron james the n word. >> if you are a plumber, a carpenter, it is okay. but if you get to put someone in jail or take somebody's life from them, and do so lawfully, you don't get to be a racist. >> reporter: authorities are reviewing more than 200 criminal case ins which lai played a part as an arresting officer or investigator. cases that may have to be thrown out. >> i apologize to the public. we are better than this. >> reporter: chief greg suhr says lai and other officers in the texting scandal are no longer with the department. they were not fired. it was described as a voluntary separation. >> it is not every police officer but the ones who have shot and killed make it very clear they will get away with it and we can't take that any longer. >> reporter: and we are back live. despite what the hunger strikers are calling for, the mayor ed lee today said he stands by his police chief. the chief himself says he is not going anywhere. the major saying he wants the chief to continu

ex- police officer, jason lai. he and two other officers who sent the text have left the force. all current san francisco police officers will have to complete the discrimination and harassment training by mid may. >>> berkeley police out in force tonight trying to make sure what happened to one little girl and her mom doesn't happen to anyone else. kpix5's christin ayers has that story. >> reporter: lilia bartlow looks like any other five-year- old. when she walks you see the battle scars from the accident. >> they anticipated the cab driver stopping and giving them the right of way. he didn't. >> reporter: her father daryl says both of his daughter's legs were shattered and his wife is wearing a neck brace after the taxi plowed into them in berkeley, march 8. that intersection, one of a handful that berkeley police were out patrolling today. >> concentrating on vehicles yielding the right of way to pedestrians, specifically in the crosswalks. >> reporter: at martin luther king and addison, watch as one car rolls in the path of pedestrians. this is one of dozens of citations berkel

information. that information was about the man seen here. former officer jason lai. both men work in the terra bell station in the sunset. lai has not been charged with sexual assault. they up covered racist and homophobic text messages exchanged among the men and two other officers. liu retired and lai resigned. >>> new problems for the empty seats battled chancellor at uc davis. linda katarhi has been placed on leave. she has been criticized for using school funds to scrub bad press from the internet after campus police pepper sprayed protesters in 2011. >>> some new reports surrounding the death of prince. law enforcement sources are telling cbs news the singer had prescription painkillers in his possession and at his home when he died and tmz reports he battled a years long addiction to percocet. he reportedly began using the drug while suffering from hip problems. >>> and a potentially deadly pill is now popping up in the bay area. public health officials are warning about counterfeit drugs laced with fentanyl. betty yu with the push to get this dangerous drug off the streets. >> re

. >> reporter: when jason saw a 700-pound leather-back sea turtle caught up in rope off dana point on sunday, his only thought was to free him. >> i knew i had to do and i didn't know what to expect. >> reporter: without a wet suit or a plant, he grabbed a knife. >> just keep going like this. i'm going to jump off and grab on to him. i'm going to take it off here. >> reporter: seconds later, he jumped. he says the cord was wrapped all the way around the turtle's body. he cut quickly, but carefully, not to hurt the turtle. >> i pulled myself up. he stayed pretty much on the surface the whole time. i got him. i got it cut off as much as possible and it looked pretty free and swam pretty fast away from me after that. >> reporter: the native hawaiian say his aunt and grandmother on the big island often saved sea turtles, considered sacred animals in their family. this was his first rescue. in hawaiian tradition, the family symbol is a sea turtle. seven years ago, he had it tattooed on his arm. >> i thought it was pretty cool. and i just thought, you know, any time you can help them out wh

dolly parton teaming up with katy perry singing renditions of parton classics. jason aldean won entertainer of the year. chris stapleton won album of the year and best male vocalist and miranda lambert took home the win for the best female vocalist. we will be right back. ♪ i don't understand how you could easily take my man but you don't know what it means to me jolene ♪ ,,

night including jason aldean for entertainer of the year and miranda lambert for the female vocalist of the year for the seventh time. >>> for a stranded man with a injured leg, the only way to go was up. a coast guard helicopter lifted the man to safety yesterday from a jetty in washington state. he is now hospitalized in seattle. a guard spokesman said an air rescue was dispatched because his injuries were so severe. >>> more possible debris from a missing malaysia airlines flight. >>> a soccer star is arrested. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the oregonian" reports that abby wambach is facing a dui charge and heat from other soccer players. portland police say the retired world cup star failed a sobriety test saturday night in a traffic stop. at least two u.s. men's people gloated on social media, still upset about wambach's criticism of foreign guys on the national squad. >>> "the new york times" reports a senator's warning about an explosive commonly used by terrorists. chuck schumer of new york says detectors must be developed and deployed to stop

championship and the number one ranked player not going down without a fight. jason day. this is so pretty. he buries it. the second of back to back birdies. some of that rubbed off on 58 bernard [ indiscernible ] that drops the second of three straight birdies to go 2 under, 3 behind spieth. he bogeyed the 17th. the tee shot went into the pine. he did a good job of getting it to the fair way, but it was way short. his par putt also short. not the way you want to finish, but he holds on to a one-shot lead headed into sunday. is 58 year old bernard longer is two back. and coffman was playing on the web.com tour last year. >> never been here, so this is pretty cool. i've always seen it as a kid and kind of dreamed of being here. it's surreal. >> reporter: you live in birmingham, alabama and still live at home with your parents? >> i'm in the market for getting a house. a couple guys give me grief for still living with my parents. >> reporter: do you have a car? >> i d a car. >> reporter: what is it? >> a nissan mareno. drives really nice. >> how exciting for him. it's really exciting to see some

exactly what happened. >> reporter: jason west told the san francisco chronicle that leaded up to the fatal hit-and-run was a road rage incident that lasted 15 minutes on san francisco's busy street, as his uber driver was runed red lights, after a fender-bender. it didn't take long for the road rage to turn fatal. >> it was here in the tenderloin at the corner of leavenworth where the accident happened, but west tells the chronicle he had no idea anyone was killed. but a 56-year-old homeless man did lose his life, according to the chronicle, the your we are driver denied west's account, said he never went over the speed limit. but uber has dee activated the driver's account, and the police are investigating. but a month after this alleged road rage turn fatal hit-and-run, no arrests have been made. in san francisco, mark kelly. >>> a young scientist was begunked counsel while -- gunned down while walking home. tonight, police are searching for a suspect, and a motive. >> reporter: as night falls near the corner of richmond and frisbee, near glenn echo creek, neighbored light candles.

kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: fallout from the rules aimed to prevent corporation tax conversions as pfizer calling off hits $160 billion merger with aler will again. that pfizer had wanted to move its headquarters to allergen to ireland to avoid paying taxes. the company said that made the deal untenable. pfizer will have to pay them $400 million in breakup fees. >> mytell could buy polycom for $1.7 billion. polycom specializes in network communications and employs about 3400 workers. >>> stock market looking to turn positive after two straight losing sessions. yesterday was the worst day for the dow and the s&p in a month. today off to a mixed start. >> shares in polycom are up on the potential merger. frank and michelle, back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. >>> on to traffic now we have some issues in the south bay. here's gianna. >> it's been a busy ride out of the south bay new accident northbound guadalupe parkway at curtner over to the right shoulder. busy anyway. a live look at 101 at alum rock. we are seeing stop-and-go cond

an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, this is a "before and after" o of a hiking trail >>> a multi-million dollar project is restoring a popular session of yosemite national park. this is a before and after view of the hiking trail. it's to converted many of the roads in the grove into hiking trails and remove commercial activities like gift shops and tram tours. the restoration project being funded by a $15 million donation to the park. >>> well, twitter is reportedly securing a deal to stream nfl games on thursday nights. >> joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. a big deal for twitter beating out rivals like facebook, yahoo and amazon to stream ten nfl thursday night games next season. those games will also be broadcast by cbs and nbc split between them five apiece. they will also have the ability to stream those games and maintain advertising rights so not that twitter is going to make money but key for twitter is providing something that others don't have and perhaps

with details kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. tough times for workers at intel. the world's biggest chipmaker from santa clara is going to lay off 12,000 workers around the global, 11% of its total workforce. intel has been dealing with a weakening pc industry as pc sales have gotten worse six straight quarters and intel never gained a major foothold in smartphones. it's switching its focus to menp memory chips and on connected devise like the home and car. that's going to take some time. yahoo reported earnings with a big drop. 30% lower in revenue from the year earlier. did not really divulge any details of its sales process saying it's working diligently with its advisers and talking to interested parties. reuters says verizon is the leading contender and there are some other names out there. yellow pages under yt is interested with the backing of at&t and japanese ecommerce firm also said to be considering a bid for yahoo. >>> stock market is off to a fairly flat start this morning. dow up 7. nasdaq lower a couple. s&p flat. back to you.

criminal charges. that's jason lei. his criminal charges for sexual assault allegations is what started this whole unveiling of these text messages last year. we are going to talk more about what he is going to happen with some of the cases that those officers were working on coming up in the next half-hour. right now live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> new this morning a new effort to close the digital divide and make the internet more accessible for millions of americans. yesterday, the federal communications commission voted to expand a program that subsidizes internet and phone service. in december, those who qualify will be able to apply for the $9 a month subsidy. the program will have a $2.25 billion budget. >>> state tax authorities around the country are trying to beat back a surge in fake filings by identity thieves. some states are telling people that refunds may take longer than normal so they can verify that the returns are real. officials are also questioning taxpayers more closely about their own identities and seeking advice from the irs, which has had its o

former officer jason lai and retired lieutenant curtis liu. most officers are shaken by the prejudiced notes. the new texts retrieved from lai's phone apparently include disparaging comments about minority suspects. they also insult colleagues perceived to be homosexuals. some of the messages ridicule blacks in ferguson, missouri where police shot a man. and this comes just one day after mayor lee wrote an open letter blasting the officers involved in recent scandals and calling for greater accountability throughout the department. quote, they dishonor and disrespect the communities they serve and the sacred badge they wear. i will not tolerate their existence within our ranks, nor will our chief of police, nor should you. >> authorities are now reviewing more than 200 criminal cases involving lai including three murder cases. those cases may have to be thrown out. >>> in san jose, two brothers are behind bars accused of killing their parents. kpix 5's kiet do is live in san jose with details on where the suspect hid right after the killing. kiet. >> reporter: yes. good morn

the bum ankle. jason give me a side pocket 3. rockets built a 15-point lead early. led as much as 17. but here's the game. end of the game, houston turnovers, ball knocked free to ian clark and he hits! warriors led by 1! next possession, here's james harden. shook his man, he hits, put the rockets up by 1. he scored 35. "dubs" a good chance to win it and look what happens. oh!! draymond green bounced it off his leg out of bounds. we're done here. desperate team won last night. houston wins it 97-96. "dubs" series lead cut to two games to one with game 4 sunday at 12:30. >> i'm not really encouraged. this is how you're supposed to play. we should play better. we made too many mistakes. we had a lot of good individual performances but we have to play better as a team. so whether steph is here or not >> the mvp is out. you know, 30 points a game we're going to miss that. but that means there's smaller margin for error. we have to do all the little things. we can't beat ourselves. and you know, i think we did that tonight as a team. >> all right. you bet. number 30 will be in that line-

chain in san francisco. >> kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks has the latest on that and the drama at sunnyvale based yahoo. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. yahoo is looking for a whole lot of green as it extends its bidding process by another week to april 18 according to recode. so far, verizon and google are reportedly close to making offers for yahoo's core web business with verizon reportedly looking at an $8 billion offer. that's about $2 billion less than what yahoo is looking for in this process. now, according to bloomberg, if verizon does get yahoo, it would name its aol boss tim armstrong as the company's ceo sending marissa mayer packing. yahoo shares are higher on this latest news. san francisco-based gap is looking to turn things around but so far, the start to the spring selling season got off to a tough start. same-store sales across its three major chains down 6%. gap was down 3%. banana republic fell by 14%. and old navy down by 6%. gap shares are down in the early going. the overall market is looking at a rebound after heavy selling yeste

. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. >> reporter: good morning. apple feeling the pain on wall street. the company experiencing its first revenue decline in 13 years. mainly on falling iphone sales. sales of phones down 16% from a year ago. people not refreshing their iphones at the same pace and demand is certainly fallen off on china after big debut last year for the 6 and 6 plus larger phone. the apple watch had a good first year. also the app store is very strong driving services up but the iphone makes up 65% of anle's revenue -- of anle's revenue. apple shares are down 7% as a result. yahoo may be inching closer to a deal. it agreed to give four board ceases to activist investors starboard value. the company was threatening a proxy flight to replace all of the board. this deal avoids that. starboard's ceo jeff smith is part of that group that will join the board and also the strategic review committee that came in for yahoo, starboard is calling for yahoo to sell its core web business. it calls for mariss

public defender says former officer jason latexed a friend referring to blacks as wild animals on the loose. this week mayor lee wrote a letter saying: >> the chief orders all officers attend an anti- harassment class immediately >>> an investigation is under way into an officer-involved shooting in milpitas. it happened this morning during a traffic stop on northbound interstate 680 at calaveras boulevard. kpix 5 is told that the officer pulled over a man who got out of his car and ran away. as he was being arrested, he was shot by an officer. the suspect is recovering at the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> stocks today, the dow is down 97 points after dropping more than 200 yesterday. >>> and back to our top story, allen martin continues our campaign 2016 coverage from the state gop convention in burlingame. allen. >> reporter: i'm here with melissa caen and we are anticipating donald trump to speak at 12:45. that's not a hard time. but talk about some of the things he is likely to hit on. are we going to hear what we heard in southern california last night? >> yes. >> pret

helicopter. congressman jason chaffetz is chairman of the house oversight committee. >> i mean, it's really unacceptable that somebody wearing crocs, who already had a foot problem, could make it all the way in past security into the white house. >> reporter: the secret service is working to implement the report's recommendations. scott, the i.g. report did commend the secret service for not using deadly force to subdue gonzalez, who has been released from prison after serving 16 months. >> pelley: jeff pegues in washington, jeff, thank you. today, the death toll from saturday's earthquake in ecuador rose to at least 480. but there are still 1,700 who are missing. david begnaud is in manta where families are praying for miracles. >> reporter: rescue workers have been scrambling since quake hit to find survivors, but time is running out. these are peruvian rescuers looking into a hotel. it was a three-story hotel that collapsed during the earthquake. we're told there were about 30 people inside, 12 people have been pulled out alive, and they just spotted three bodies inside that they'