lisa argen. >> lisa: hi there, carolyn. the sun just coming up. good morning, everyone. we are looking at lots of low clouds. they have moved across the bay and that will make for a cooler day today. of the clouds in the north bay. over in the east bay and not quite in the south bay. but the southwesterly winds with the system offshore allowing for a cooler day today and tomorrow. it's 53 in fremont 56 in mountain view right now. 55 on the peninsula. so got a mixture of this higher clouds, mid-level clouds burke they will mix on out so by the afternoon still looking at a few 80s in our inland valleys but more 60s and 70s around the bay. a couple cool days and warmer days this week. i will have the seven day now look in a bit. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> carolyn: thank you, lease a tomorrow we learn the details behind the state's ballooning $16 billion budget deficit. governor jerry brown announced yesterday the shortfall and nearly twice what was expected and he's warning bigger cuts and higher taxes could be on the way. abc7 news reporter john alston shows us the potential impact.

carolyn tyler. let's start with a first quick look at the weather. here's our meetologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning, everyone. nice and clear. here's a view from the roof camera where temperatures are in the 50s at this hour. cooler at the coast with mid-40s there. we will look at more sunshine throughout the day today. 55 mountain view, san jose and 53 in the city. so this the low to mid-50s for start time at the embarcadero. more sunshine by midmorning. 57 degrees. it should be about the number at about 10:00. and with more sunshine throughout the noontime hour, it will be a beautiful day at our beaches with low 60s. the sea breeze will increase throughout the afternoon. so bring the jacket if you are headed to the coast. elsewhere we will see much warmer weather. in fact, inland valleys upper 80s. i'll detail that for you in a few minutes. carolyn. >> carolyn: thank you, lisa. it is the race known around the world. san francisco's bay to breakers is celebrating their 101st year this morning. runners take off in an hour. here's the route some 40,000 people will follow and t

ipo on the nasdaq. let's start with a first look at the weather. here's our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning, everyone. here's a look outside. you will notice that things are quite quiet and calm, clear. we have a light wind out there. but temperatures are comfortable in the 50s. we are looking at numbers a little warmer than yesterday, anywhere from two to five degrees warmer. it's 51 in oakland. right now in the city temperatures in the lower 50s and the skies are clear. this is a race that will feature sunshine at 10:00. the numbers slowly coming up a couple degrees into the upper 50s and then by the end of the race, noontime, we will have some patchy fog at the close but mainly a really nice day out there and a little warmer than yesterday. the details coming up. >> carolyn: sounds great, lisa. thank you." 101st edition of the bay to breaker race gets underway at 7:00 this morning. organizers hope it's better this year. last year the race went off without a hitch but then problems occurred at heartbreak hill when spectators began littering and using driveways as ba

protection agency administrator lisa jackson took part in a town hall meet with american university students. she discussed a wide range of issues, including high gas prices, sustainable and renewable energy and climate change. lisa jackson is the 12th epa administrator and previously served as chief of staff to former new jersey governor jon corzine. >> good morning. >> morning. >> on behalf of the school of business and its new ms in sustainability management program, welcome to the grand finale of au's earth week events. a town hall with epa administrator lisa jackson. i'm dan jacobs. i'm director of the sustainability management program. i'd also like to recognize our dean michael ginsburg from the cogat school of business. just a brief word on our format. administrator jackson will make some initial remarks. following which we will have a question and answer period. in the interest of time and efficiency, we ask that you write your questions on the index cards that have been made available to you and pass them down to the end of the row to the folks who will be roaming periodic

notice an increased police presence. lisa amin gulezian is live in downtown san jose with how things are looking tonight. >> lisa: police did come here three hours ago. their message is clear. they will not tolerate any problems, and neither will the community. ♪ >> lisa: this is a cinco de mayo many in san jose want. a familyfestival. they don't want this. a repeat of last year. when a mob in east san jose broke windows, vandalized property, and even surrounded police. they knocked an officer off his bike and stabbed a teenager. >> is your district going to be safe? >> absolutely. >> lisa: the city councilman happened organize the festival in the same area that has been plagued with problems. his spokesperson insists this year will be different. >> the gang tension is high right now. nonetheless, like i said, we have been in communication with the police department, and we have full confidence that they're going to keep everything they have been hearing under control. >> lisa: the plan tonight is to have even more officers on horseback, motorcycles, and in cars, and most of the depart

look at the forecast. here's lisa with that. >> hi there, terry. good morning with some low 50s out there. we have gray skies in emeryville but things will brighten up throughout the afternoon, and the marine layer is a little over 1,000 feet. with that we have some chilly conditions. we were clear earlier and that's why numbers dropped into the lower 40s in the coast. 50 in fremont, as well as livermore. hears a look at the rest of your day. we will be looking at numbers ranging from the 40s and low 50s with some of that fog drift through the city. sunny skies, no 50s to about 60 by noontime. by the afternoon we have more low and mid-80s in the inland valleys. cool cool by the coast with low 60s and patchy fog. a look at the rest of the week coming up. terry. >> terry: thanks a lot. break being news in oakland where crews have been battling a commercial fire just off of interstate 580. big flames burning through the roof of a storage warehouse on the 3,000 block of broadway. the first alarm came in just after 4:00 this morning. firefighters of are are trying to keep the flames from

mysterious disappearance of a 10-month-old girl in missouri. you might recall the story of lisa irwin. she vanished from her own crib in the middle of the night last october. the girl's parents have not spoken publicly about the case in months. this morning they are here with us for an exclusive live interview to open up about what they believe could be a break in the case. >> all right, seven months. and it's pretty darn tough to imagine that. also we have a very rare sight that has millions of americans looking to the sky. we're going to show you more of these remarkable images of the so-called ring of fire eclipse. but we begin this morning with those violent clashes at the nato summit in chicago. nbc's chief white house correspondent chuck todd is there. chuck, good morning. >> good morning, ann. while the nato summit itself has been fairly low key, even agreeable, it's the protests outside the summit that have created the drama that can often be associated with events like these. at the nato summit sunday, chicago police experienced their toughest day yet dealing with prote

you. we start with traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we'll check in with lisa in just a minute but first up, meteorologist adam caskey. >> nothing but sunshine for the end of the week and the upcoming weekend. first i'll talk temperatures and explain doppler. 62 in washington. 62 in college park. another mild morning. light rain in american maryland. it is going stay to northwest of the metro area. we're expecting a few showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon and evening and it will be a little breezy at times today with the south wind at 18 miles per hour. tem-wise, i think we'll be in the mid 70's this afternoon. tomorrow, more widespread showers and thunderstorms expected. lisa? >> hello. we found some overnight construction for you this morning but gone now on the belt way close to the exit for new hampshire avenue. this is live on 270 taking you north and southbound out of frederick through montgomery county. very good ride. look at us live here at 270, shady grove road. here we are in the belt way at new hampshire avenue. everything is open. that long-term construction

contributes mightily. carp mellow anthony, 41 points, he's with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. it looked like you were not going to let this team lose. what was your mindset? >> we gave it our all tonight. well rallied the troops that we wasn't ready to go home yet. as long as you leave everything out here on the court, we can go home happy. >> lisa: what did you sail to yourself when you missed the first two free throws? >> just disappointed in myself. my teammates did a great job. ail m amar'e did a hell of a job on d-wade at the end. >> lisa: congratulations on the win? >> thank you. >> lisa: mike? >> mike: smiles at msg. just over 11 years the last time these fans experienced a playoff victory. as now, miami, still with a /ir÷d#z. ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seasons

. let's start mother's day out with a quick look at the weather. here's our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning, everyone you notice we are starting out with a little bit of a breeze out there. the clouds have moved out across the bay. we are talking about mostly cloudy conditions all throughout the bay except for san jose right any. 55 and clear. 55 in oakland and 49 in santa rosa. so visibility with some of the low clouds, a little mist and drizzle at the coast, down to five miles at half moon day, 6 miles in novato. and we will look for a cooler day today. the on-shore breezes and the marine layer has grown taller, it has moved across the bay. we will see high and mid-level clouds. but look at all the 60s and 70s around the bay. a big cool down compared to yesterday and it will continue. the numbers are coming up. >> carolyn: thank you, lease a tomorrow we learn the details behind the state's ballooning $16 billion budget deficit. governor jerry brown announced yesterday the shortfall and nearly twice what was expected and he's warning bigger cuts and higher taxes coul

stepped up and just created things. miami was absolutely sensational. >> mike: lisa? >> lisa: thank you, mike. lebron, you and dwyane wade scored 22 points together combined in this fourth quarter. you had 16. what was different for you guys in this fourth quarter? >> well, defensively, we stepped up. 70-7 at the end of the third. gave up 16 points. that's what it's about. we know if we get stops, we get a better opportunity to get a win. >> lisa: thank you and congratulations on your mvp. >> oh, thank you. >> lisa: how did your mindset chi change when chris went down? >> it was difficult, but for me, it was being more aggressive offensively. and know that i was first and second option. i just decided to be more aggressive. they did a great job to give me the ball. i was there to make shots. >> lisa: how does this game set the tone for the rest of the series? >> it's going to be tough. it's going to go down to, you know, who gets stops, who takes care of the ball and who rebounds. it's going to be tough. and, but we're up for it. >> lisa: thank you. mike? >> mike: the heat scored 53

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optimism. i'm terry mcsweeney. we'll start with a look at the forecast so we turn to lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. here is a look at transamerica pyramid. it's about 850 feet. you can see that fog thinning out. a powder skies downtown. today temperatures will be coming up a little bit. 68 there but it's going to be warm inland. 54 in fremont. 54 in concord and 50 at our coast. that is where we've had problems with dense fog that will be with us for next couple of hours. sunny skies by midday. by noontime, low 50s at the coast. low 60s inland and by afternoon, 62 at ocean beach and 92 in livermore today. much cooler tomorrow for mother's day. >> terry: this morning san francisco police are investigating two fatal shootings from two separate crime scenes. first occurred about 9:30 last night and a man and a woman shot in the western addition at turk and laguna streets. the woman is expected to survive. the 54-year-old man died at a hospital. the victim was disabled and walked with a cane when he suffered a gunshot wound to the neck. the secretary shooting in ocean view district in san

mellow anthony, 41 points, he's with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. it looked like you were not going to let this team lose. what was your mindset? >> we gave it our all tonight. well rallied the troops that we wasn't ready to go home yet. as long as you leave everything out here on the court, we can go home happy. >> lisa: what did you sail to yourself when you missed the first two free throws? >> just disappointed in myself. my teammates did a great job. ail m amar'e did a hell of a job on d-wade at the end. >> lisa: congratulations on the win? >> thank you. >> lisa: mike? >> mike: smiles at msg. just over 11 years the last time these fans experienced a playoff victory. as now, miami, still with a /ir÷d#z. ♪ strea-ea-ea-eeam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your farite movies and full seasonsf shows instantly on any screen. find

check on your traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we would check with adam caskey. birth, lisa baden. >> we are rocking on the highway this morning. in virginia across the wilson bridge two racks on the beltway. problems with metro rail with a track problem outside the silver spring station. red line customers have been additional weight. the foggy bottom entrance escalator is out of service. here we are moving nicely on the beltway at connecticut ave. >> lisa, i am always rocking the red in the weather center. supporting the caps with my party. we are witnessing the sunrise this morning. one minute and 11 seconds ago. a cloud still shrouding out that early morning sun. it will be a bright and sunny day. cordis outside. 60 degrees. morningside maryland, 57. carlsbad, 53. 50's pretty much everywhere. northwesterly winds up to 30 miles per hour at a time. less humid. a refreshing breeze. crack open the window. let that fresh air circulate. a few degrees warmer. otherwise, pretty much the same thing. >> president obama's evolution over now. he has become the first president ever t

meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning, everyone. here is the birthday girl. we are lacking at a cloudy start. can't tell now but all bay area locations except for napa reporting plenty of low clouds, and this that we are looking at temperatures fairly uniform, in the lower 50s, except for santa rosa and napa where you had a bit of a clear sky for the past couple of hours. 47 there. 53 in oakland and 51 in san francisco. here's the way it's going to play out throughout the afternoon. the late morning hours we will get into the clearing. but notice the clouds are going to hang along the an mattio coast and we are expecting numbers to come up today except right here where the marine layer sits. we will talk about texas temperatures and a look at a warmer week ahead in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. today is the 75th anniversary celebration of the golden gate bridge and the festivities promise to be spectacular. if you are promising to drive this could be a day of frustration. parking lots and streets all around the bridge are going to be closed to traffic

weather from lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. from roof camera you can see the flag is blowing and we will have gusty west winds later on this afternoon. right now they are breezy at about 15-20 miles an hour. we have the coastal clouds that will clear by 10:00, 11:00. starting out with plenty of 50s. a few 40s by santa rosa and napa. when we do see the sunshine we will manage temperatures near 60 by midday around san jose, campbell and also dublin. then by the afternoon temperatures stay in the 50s. mid-70s should warm us up in the warmest inland valleys and warmer temperatures are coming up. >> carolyn: the big birthday bash for the golden gate bridge is expected to draw half a million people. the festivities for the 75th anniversary kick off at 11:00 this morning and last until 11:00 tonight. john alston joins us live from crissy field. before the celebrations get underway, a sat discovery there. >> reporter: behind me you can see police activity not what we expected whether we got here this morning, a u.s. park police keeping speck at a timers from this section of the beach nea

at the forecast on this memorial day weekend. >> lisa: good morning. from high definition emeryville camera, you can see clouds around. temperatures are on the cool side. we're talking about 40s and 50s this morning. we'll look for the 40s to finally make it into the 50s but still clouds hanging around especially around our bay shores. looks like by the afternoon and north bay mountains and east bay mountains, maybe a few sprinkles. highlights today will be the cool temperatures from the upper 50s at our coast to the low 70s in our inland valleys. around livermore and santa rosa. atmosphere still a little moisture and a little unstable but we begin a warming trend tomorrow. i'll have better warmup mid-week coming up. >> terry: happening right now caltrans says good progress is made on the dumbarton bridge which closed for the weekend last night. the final group of cars driving across the bridge before they shut it down. since then crews completed a concrete demolition phase. they are raising the bridge to install a new expansion joint for earthquake safety. it's expected to stay clos

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help th >>> it's been seven months since 10-month-old baby lisa vanished from her crib in the mid feel the night. craig mel vin reports on new information that may lead to a break in the case. >> reporter: it's been seven months since 10-month-old baby lisa vanished from her crib in the middle of the night. the kansas city police say they don't have much to work with but lisa's parents, debra bradley and jerry erwin hope exclusive information provided to nbc news leads to a break in the case. according to jeremy, one month after lisa disappeared, his debit card was suspended because of fraudulent charges. documents provided by irwin show one transaction for $69.04 which he claims leads to a website specializing in changing your or your child's name. kansas police say they're investigating the debit card issue but it does not look promising or appear to be anything more than stolen card numbers. >> it's not a joke. it is not a circus. it is not a game. this is my baby. >> reporter: lisa's parents last spoke out to dr. phil about their daughter's disappearance in february. jeremy says he

. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. that's right. here's a live look from emeryville where the skies are clear. temperatures on the cool side at the coast. 63 san rafael, 65 bit delta, 48 in the livermore valley. temperatures have cooled in some spots while you have been sleeping but look at the numbers elsewhere. 24 hours ago into the north bay we were cooler and now we are warmer. pretty much everywhere. it's the building ridge of high pressure that continues to allow for the dry, down sloping winds. it will bring the offshore flow locally and we will look for temperatures much warmer today. many locations up into the 80s and we aren't stopping there. the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow. >> thank you, lisa. we begin with breaking news in oakland where a midnight shootout has left a police officer and a suspect injured. oakland police have not yet given us all the details, but it happened on birch street here 92nd avenue. police say an unidentified suspect shot first and at least one officer returned fire. both were wounded and rushed to locals hospitals. the offi

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, here's in l.a., led by a number of players, including tony park worry is with lisa salters. >> lisa: thank you, mike. what was the key to that 24-point comeback? >> i don't know. if was just a weird game. we had a terrible start. down 24. they were shooting the ball well. blake griffin was making crazy shots. we stayed in there. we got a lot of experience. knew it was a long game and came back slower. second half we came back better. >> lisa: speaking at halftime. there was a shot of you, pop and tim sitting on the bench and you looked like you were chilling down ten. but you seemed completely relaxed. what was your mind set? >> we have a lot of confidence in this team. we felt like we played bad in the beginning and we were playing better and better. we felt relaxed. no panic. that was the whole thing at halftime. no panic, we'll come back. >> lisa: thank you. >> mike: another day at work for the san antonio spurs. meanwhile the clippers have had such a terrific season they're one loss away from it comes to the end. as jeff said earlier, spurs have seen it all. now they're up 3-0 i

legal developments in the john edwards trial. our correspondent lisa myers has been in north carolina for the duration of these proceedings. she joins us now. lisa, can you make sense of what has happened this afternoon? >> reporter: well, martin, i can tell you the latest. the judge has just announced that she is going to ask the jury to continue deliberations on the five counts on which they have been unable to reach unanimous verdict. they have not yet told us what their verdict is on the one count on which they have reached a conclusion. now, she said she is going to ask the jury to at least go in and keep talking for the afternoon. she didn't indicate whether she has asked them, will ask them to deliberate beyond that. she did say i want them to know, they are not prisoners and they have been conscientious. so i think there will be a limit to how much longer she asks them to go but for now she'll send them back to keep. one of the differentiations that the defense made between the two charges, the two counts involving money from heiress bunny mellon, in the year of 2008 which is

the weather. here is our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. view from mount tam shows that the winds continue to blow at the higher elevations, up to 25-30 mile-an-hour gusts around the area. that is where the warmer air is. the warmer air is going to be working down to the surface quickly. 60 in san rafael. those northerly winds will allow for a rapid warmup today. already anywhere from 5-10 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. we will be about 10 degrees above the average today. a ridge of high pressure continues to build into the eastern pacific. we're not done with our warming yet. the warmest day tomorrow but still even warmer inland on tuesday. >> carolyn: breaking news in oakland where we are learning more about a midnight shootout that left a police officer and a suspect injured. it happened on bird street near 92nd avenue. we understand that two officers on patrol spotted the unidentified man who ran from them. so far police aren't saying what crime the man is suspected of committing, one officer chased him on foot and gunshots were exchanged. that offi

in l.a., led by a number of players, including tony park worry is with lisa salters. >> lisa: thank you, mike. what was the key to that 24-point comeback? >> i don't know. if was just a weird game. we had a terrible start. down 24. they were shooting the ball well. blake griffin was making crazy shots. we stayed in there. we got a lot of experience. knew it was a long game and came back slower. second half we came back better. >> lisa: speaking at halftime. there was a shot of you, pop and tim sitting on the bench and you looked like you were chilling down ten. but you seemed completely relaxed. what was your mind set? >> we have a lot of confidence in this team. we felt like we played bad in the beginning and we were playing better and better. we felt relaxed. no panic. that was the whole thing at halftime. no panic, we'll come back. >> lisa: thank you. >> mike: another day at work for the san antonio spurs. meanwhile the clippers have had such a terrific season they're one loss away from it comes to the end. as jeff said earlier, spurs have seen it all. now they're up 3-0 in the b

of rain. now to lisa for the commute. looking great on 95 between richmond and baltimore. travel times in our favor along toll road, 66the centreville and the beltway. 270,.]ood on nothing complicated across the bridge, the american bridge, 50 between annapolis and 08. 495 near connecticut avenue moving nicely. 50 and >> al qaeda has released video of a rockville man being held hostage. >> warren weinstein is pleading for agree to alama to qaeda's demands or else he says he will be killed. gonzalez at the latest. in this disturbing video sunday, the father of two daughters is seen wearing a traditional pakistani outfit and killeds he will be the president agrees to the demands. the 70-year-old was kidnapped by group nearly -- le a year ago. appealing to president obama for help. >> my wife is in your hands,. mr., accept the demands, i will die. >> last week al qaeda leader's said freed ifman would be u.s. stopped air attacks and freed all terror suspects worldwide. that you're feeling not paying attention or care problems. >> eight armed men stormed into his home in pakistan. whe

may need sun screen if you plan to be out or i say, grab a big old hat. we head back to lisa and jen. it is about fashion for preakness. even my weather center here matches my outfit. >> it certainly does you look marvelous in your hat. >> your past, we'd sigh lines of folks waiting in the gates. did you see anyone who could not wait to get in? >> you know, we rolled in about 4:30 this morning. it was dark. the only people i see were the crew here trying to get the field ready. i haven't seen the gates yet. >> they are anxious. >> i bet they are. thanks, ava. >> with a packed pimlico, you can bet there might be more than a few traffic snarls at some point this morning. >> department of transportation officials stress fans should park at commercial lots and not in the neighborhood. here's a look at some of the neighborhoods. starting at 8:00 tonight, the southbound j.f.k. exit ramp will be closed. motorists will be redirected to the exit. silburn avenue to greenspring will also be shut down. >> also the southbound j.f.x. ramp to northern parkway will be closed this afternoon as we

forecast. here's lisa argen. >> good morning. in memoryville we are looking at a clear start to the day. 6:to 09 the official sunrise. we have pretty nice weather head our way but right now a shelly 43 napa, 49 fremont with 45 in redwood city so this morning already starting out much cooler than yesterday morning. but with those north, northeastly winds we are on our way to a pretty warm weekend. in fact the beaches are going to warm into the 07s by the end of the weekend with high pressure building into the north are us and that sets up that offshore flow. the upper elevation winds could be a little gusty. we will talk about that and the expected high temperature coming up. >> i can't wait to see if she has rain in the forecast again. lisa, thank very much. knew this morning out of sonoma county a magnitude 4 tony 3 earthquake. the u.s. geological survey said it was centered three miles east of the geysers about 24 miles north of santa rosa struck at 2:23 this morning nearly 2 miles below the earth's surface. no injuries or damage. >>> cinco de mayo celebration necessary past years have b

hill where lisa is live for us tonight. lisa? >> this search center behind me will be packed in just 11 hour hours. filled with people looking for sierra. and this center is normally closed. all day tuesday. but today volunteers open their doors to anyone seeking solace or information about sierra and the latest arrest. last night sheriff's deputy arrested garcia torrez. 21-year-old is accused of kidnapping and killing sierra la mar. detectives found sierra dna and the suspect's dna on her discarded clothes found 2 days after her disappearance and inside of his red jetta. >> it's my belief this was purely random. it was an absolute stranger abduction. no information that we have of any type that the two know each other. have had any contact. we believe this is the worst kind of a crime. >> until there's a body we are not going to believe otherwise. >>reporter: at this time is that hope that the 15-year-old is still alive. that is driving this community. sierra family also believes she's alive. they expect tomorrow's volunteer search to be one of the biggest yet. several people h

nice all the way around. good morning, i am steve chenevey. >> i am pamela brown. lisa baden is here to pick us off. >> some traffic in forestville, maryland, is getting by there was a fatal crash overnight on marlboro pike and donnell drive. is no longer completely closed. we will have more details on that. if let's go to newschopper 7 looking at a crash on 66 eastbound live. this is just before the beltway would do is expected from 123 pass nutley street. they are trying to move everyone on to the left shoulder. only the two right lanes open. -- past nutley street. now to adam caskey. >> things will take a turn tomorrow for the afternoon hours. beautiful picture right now of the federal city at sunrise. just a few clouds in the distance. that's all. 62 in virginia. to 7 in the shenandoah valley. -- 67 in the shenandoah valley. 69 at reagan national. 83 degrees for the high temperature. the bright sunshine and low humidity. it will be possible at 83 with a north wind and 5-10. we will talk storm chances for tomorrow, coming up. back to you. >> thank you. flags in the district will f

disappearance stunning new claims in the case of missing baby lisa irwin. the little girl allegedly snatched from her crib in the middle of the night as her mother slept in another room. now her parents are revealing new information they say could lead to a possible break in this case. trace gallagher is live in los angeles with more. hi, trace. >> reporter: shannon, this case has been running ice cold now for months and months and now suddenly we get this fascinating twist. remember baby lisa disappeared on october 4th. on november 6th her father reported his debit card had been stolen and it was successfully used for a fraudulent charge of $69. now when jeremy checked out the company the charge was made to it came back as an online company in the u.k. that specializes in legally changing the name of you or your child. now we also checked it out, and the card came back to a company that is an office supply store, but the office supply and the legal name change are registered to the very same person, megyn kelly talked to the parents and the attorney about this claim. listen. >> just another

. >> -- lisa baden. >> the wind into maryland and virginia but now they're turning back around because of what adam caskey is going to tell us about. let's see if we can get a glimpse of news chopper 7. they're back in maryland. look at 270 traffic. here we are with some wet pavement but not as bad as it is in virginia. becoming out of gaithersburg and all the way down to the lane divide for the beltway. we did have a minor crash in virginia after braddock road. what is happening with that weather, adam? >> we have news chopper 7 in montgomery county. we have rain in 61k36 prince george's county, a few little spritzes and sprinkles. that rain converging on to the beltway and into the district. northwest of washington, steadier rain. allow doesn't county, and west virginia and western maryland. more moderate rain later this afternoon and this evening for the drive home. 4 in washington. that martinsburg. winchester 61. 72 the high temperature. off and on areas of rains today. and tomorrow damp start to our week and we need it. >> thank you, adam. 6:01 right now. at least 16 people are d

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." joining me on our news panel are lisa aliferis, editor for kqed's "state of health." david bacon, new america media's associate editor. and josh richman, bay area news group's political reporter. you're back, josh, with news about the state budget. that's not new for you. how bad is the news this time? >> pretty bad. you know, when you consider how many dozens of times we've talked about there just on this show, you have to sort of put it in the context of all of those other bads. but the news is that started&poor's said we may be in more trouble. we already have the lowest credit rating of any state, but we may be in more trouble if lawmakers can't bass a balanced budget by the june 15 deadline. we've got two major complications for that. one, we're short on revenues again. we started this calendar year knowing that we had about a $9 billion deficit. and now we've got somewhere in the vicinity of another $3 billion in revenue shortfalls since then. including by controller john chavez's estimate, $2 billion that we fell short just in april. so it's a pretty dire situation. we're

this next question to you, lisa. every company in the valley, no matter how it is defined in terms of geography, has been a start up at some point. where did the idea for great products and services come from? >> thank you very much for allowing me to be here to address you today. that is a great question. i want to start by thanking the city of san francisco for being a part of an incubator that we are a part of, the kiwi3 innovation center. it is located in san francisco next to the ucsf mission building. there are lots of biotechnology laboratories available. about 29 startup companies in that space developing innovative technologies. i am in biotechnology primarily. our technology creates oil using a biological process that takes waste carbon as an input. ideas such as ours often come from universities and it is a real benefit for us to be by ucsf to be part of the innovation center. not only is ucsf a part of that, but uc-berkeley and uc santa cruz. so we are part of this network. in addition, we have technology partners with berkeley laboratories. for us, a lot of the breakth

the last hour oakland police held a briefing and provided the latest numbers. lisa amin gulezian is live for us with details. lisa? >> it is very true, carolyn. the chief briefed us about 30 minutes ago. he gave us a run down of exactly what happened tonight and why there were so many arrests. >> i was on private property over there in the parking lot and was asking the officer isn't this private property and is it okay if i am here? and he grabbed me. >> reporter: 23 people were arrested for things like failing to disperse and felonies like assaulting a police officer and arson. hundreds of officers dressed in riot gear lined up at 14th and broadway and moved the crowd north. they cleared the plaza and moved quickly down broadway making arrests along the way. >> i perm personally -- we heard a countdown and gave the five-minute countdown. we gave them an area where we had to leave. and at that point, i made a decision to authorize the officers to make arrests for those that they can who did not leave. >> the goal was to thin out the crowd which did happen. at one point we were warn

mother's day. here is meteorologist lisa argen >> lisa: good morning. wow, there is the view from mount tam. we're looking at the fog has been transported to the delta east bay valleys while you were sleeping. winds are quite gusty. the over by fairfield airport delays of 48 minutes. so with this new reformed stratus temperatures in the low to mid-50s right now. but the cooldown already underway and we'll see more sunshine in san jose but temperatures are going to be out of the 80s for most neighborhoods and back into the 50s at our coast. i'll have a look at the rest of the week coming up. >> carolyn: tomorrow we're going to learn the details behind the state's ballooning $16 billion budget deficit. governor jerry brown announced yesterday to shortfall is nearly twice what was expected. she warning that bigger cuts and higher taxes could be on the way. news reporter john alston showing us the potential impact. >> next weekend seniors at san francisco state are set to graduate but students who have more time are bracing for higher tuition students like kenny who is thinking about anothe

. the cause of johnny curtain's death is unknown, but his team and fans are shocked. lisa amin gulezian joins us live from hp pavilion in san jose with more. lisa? >> ama, johnny curtain had one of the biggest nights of his career at hp pavilion on saturday night of the two days later he was dead. this was johnny curtain's moment on saturday night when he scored the game winning touchdown in overtime for the sabercats. the 26-year-old was just traded to the sabercats this month and showed promise immediately. he scored three touchdowns on saturday. then on monday night police found his body. >> an adults male was found deceased in one of the rooms. there is no sign of a crime or any type of foul play. >> another player found him in his room in santa clara. the team houses players at the hotel during the season. investigators won't say how curtain died. head coach and co-owner released this statement saying, quote, he was such a great kid, and in the short time he was in san jose he was such a valued member of our organization's family. >> i remember seeing him on saturday night scoring