it happened on telegraph avenue in oakland. the driver stepped out of its truck when it tarted rolling. they jumped out just in time. >> luckily no one was injured. the frame broke apart and stopped the truck from going through the business. >> there may be an issue with the brakes. police are investigating. >> a real life curveball for bruce bochy. but there is good news. low key and like al manager is out of hospital. the 56-year-old bochy complained of chest pains. yesterday doctors found blockages in his heart blood vessels so they implanted stint in his heart. today we spoke to his son who said dad is out of hospital and wants it head back to the clubhouse. >> if it was up to him, would he be back right now maybe? >> yeah yeah. it feels good enough to be back right now as they said. but they want to hold him out for precautionary reasons but he is doing great. >> that's brett bochy, part of the giants organization. >>> coming up at 6:00 a bay area card vascular specialist shows us the procedure that bochy went through whic

me accountable. >> we've got to preserve what makes oakland oakland. >> tech lead evers don't want to get involved with what government does. >> the plans to take on the region's toughest problems. ♪ >>> good evening and welcome to a special edition of kqed newsroom. >> tonight, we have a rare opportunity. we're going to talk with the mayors of the bay area's three largest cities about the region's most pressing issues. joining us are the mayor of san jose, the new mayor of oakland, and san francisco's mayor ed lee, who is completing his first term and running for re-election in november. thank you all very much for being here. making history here having y'all together. >> this is the first time all three of you are on the same program. >> mayor lee, let's get right into it. the median home price in san francisco is now a million dollars. a million dollars? rents are at an all-time high. what do you say to people who say they can no longer afford to live in the any >> we definitely have these challenges when these boom times have happened. what we didn't do for many years, and two o

northbound though looks great past oakland coliseum oakland airport. and now that crash has long since cleared approaching 19th. no delay at all. 15 minutes between 238 and the maze. and san mateo bridge also looks fine so far out of hayward. between hayward and foster city. that's your latest kcbs traffic. should be a gorgeous day if you have the day off. >>> it is another dry day here in the bay area. we have had four straight days of record warmth here and today just a slight cooldown. we have clear skies looking out to the bay bridge from the city of san francisco. we're looking due east towards the port of oakland. also beyond that is alameda. the berkeley hills, and currently, everybody's pretty uniform from the mid 40s to the mid 50s. wow. 56 degrees in san francisco. average high this time of the year is 60 and we're only four degrees off the mark. today we do have the return of some patchy fog along the immediate seashore. otherwise by the ends of the week we're talking about another warmup with the off snore flu but this -- offshore flow but

oakland and always advocating for african-american youth. so we'll continue to lift up the history and the story of the contributions of african-americans and in particular african-americans in oakland as well because i think that's important for our young brothers to know the extraordinary contributions of black people in oakland and how that's impacted the entire world. >> and, andrea, do you kind of feel the same way, that maybe our youth and people going through school and as they graduate need to know more about our history so they can be -- they can better themselves for our computer? >> you can never know enough about your own history. you can never know, no matter who you are. you can never know enough about it. i think the more that young people are engaged in history that's local to them, the more excited and the more invested they become in that community. we've done some great things here in the bay area. we have our first african-american and asian person as the state attorney general. and she may be moving on to greater heights

oakland forecast my forecast 74 the record is 73 in 2007, sfo and oakland downtown i think had the best opportunities to set records, oakland was 80 degrees, our record high, occasionally a few high clouds to talk about high pressure staying i think i'll dominate the entire west coast, that's what it's doing as it builds brutally cold air for most of the country, giving us very warm conditions, warm temps aloft, the lows getting into the 40s, 50s on the temps summertime pattern we'd be blazing hot. 50s for some, 40s for others, wood side, 42, belmont says 52. , 19, 40 in redding, the entire record highs, 60s down to southern california, all weather is as you can see where it is, and snow continuing, parts through the great lakes, 15 below, and northwest wind howling along, here comes the next system, rain in the deep south mixed presip going right through, tennessee and in the north all snow and guess where it is heading. that pattern may continue for another seven to 10 days, a dry pattern for us, high pressure will backup ever so slightly just that fog coming back not much of a west w

. >>> on the streets of oakland, california and all across america, good kids are going bad. >> every major city has a place where the girls can be found. >> that's one right there. >> i've seen them as young as, you know, 12 years old. >> they're the young and the lost, the runaways. the survivors of child sexual abuse, forced into the service of johns and pimps. >> we're talking about american children being bought and sold by american men in epidemic proportions around the country. >> today all it takes is the click of a mouse to send our most vulnerable kids into an underworld of degradation, drugs, and despair. >> you're pissing me off. do you want me to break your camera? >> it's a career that's like the pits of hell. >> all right. this dude is actually exposed right now. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover with oakland's human trafficking task force as they battle to rescue the young and the lost. and turn the tables on the johns and the pimps that take advantage of america's children. >> what's going on? i'm on tv. ♪ >>> just across the bay from the glitter of san francisco lie

a hit and run in oakland. this happened at 32nd street and san pablo avenue after 3:30 this afternoon. wayne freedman is on the scene for us to give us the latest information available. wayne? >> reporter: there's not a lot of latest information. police aren't saying much. let me set the scene for you. 32nd and san pablo. there's a white pick-up truck. one of the two victims the person who was killed, the pedestrian who was hit is in the back of the truck. that is where the body landed after the impact. go further, you can see the brown car on the shoulder with a shattered windshield and door open. that according to police is the car involved in the accident that hit the two pedestrians. the driver is nowhere to be found. after the accident, he reportedly left the scene. police are looking for him at this point. 32nd avenue is blocked off san pablo avenue is blocked off. oakland police are everywhere. it happened at about 3:35 this afternoon. original rumors, original thoughts were the people involved were on

oakland is at54. again you have the cloud cover. by the way we have some fog forming in petaluma with visibility down to a quarter mile. average high in san francisco 61. we continue with the warmest winter ever recorded in the bay area. these temperatures we should be experiencing pretty much the springtime and here we are nearly 70 degrees in morgan hill, los gatos and saratoga. nearly 70 in walnut creek. nearly 70 in santa rosa and we'll see 70s upstream in the ukiah and lakeport area. we have rain in the forecast and michelle, frank, we'll talk about that next time around. >>> a small plane made an emergency landing at mineta international airport in san jose. a southern california lawyer was at the controls of the plane which took off yesterday from chino to san bernardino county. on approach the pilot couldn't get the landing gear to deploy. >> when i put the landing gear down, i heard a loud pop. i'm a person of faith and i believe that, um, that prayer was answered. >> all three on board managed to walk away unharmed and eve

still, oakland mayor libby schaaf says raiders has assured her that oakland is their top priority. >> naturally, they have to look at other options. they have done that before. they will do that again in negotiations. >> hopefully this will jump- start it and get it done. >> developers have been complaining that plans for a coliseum city with stadiums for the raiders and the athletics are moving too slowly. >>> the mayor of san diego is not happy about all of this saying, quote, this would amount to abandoning generations of loyal chargers fans. despite this news, we are going to continue our efforts to develop a viable stadium solution. >>> and that stadium would be built between two major freeways. we'll take a look at a map that showed proposed site. our sister station in l.a. flew above the location. >> reporter: we're looking at the 405 freeway and the 110 freeway out here in the carson area. two major freeways in this los angeles area. just south, though, on that 405 freeway is 168 acres of undeveloped land. >> the former home of the 49ers is coming down. crews started demolishi

built for business. >> investigators with the oakland p.d.'s human trafficking task force are out again on the city's notorious prostitution track, conducting undercover stings. but today they are not after the women, they are targeting the buy side of the equation, the johns. >> felicia's got one working on the green ford pickup. >> in the first few hours of work the team apprehends nearly 20 unsuspecting johns. but as the light fades and day becomes night, an entirely different sort of creature comes out to prowl the track. >> looks more like the pimp type, too. >> pimps are always on the lookout for new girls. we're going to be the new booty on the street tonight, and they're going to know that. >> if you have a couple of fresh faces out there, new girls trying to make money, trying to work on the track, well, a pimp will see that as a sign of disrespect for one, and two, he's also going to want to recruit them. >> for pimps recruitment techniques can run the gamut from sweet-talking a girl to kidnapping her and stuffing her in his trunk. >

we are live in oakland. several southwest airline flights have been canceled because 128 planes did not have their required inspection. ktvu tara moriarty is out there now talking to travelers and she will tell you more about what is happening in oakland in about three minutes from now. stay tuned. welcome back. thank you for joining us. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday, february 25th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. and steve says not as chilly as it was yesterday. >> not as cold. still some 30s inland. but the low clouds are. >> pretty little sunrise behind you there. >> should i take a look? >> it's not bad. >> that is lovely. could you dial that up? >> no. probably can't claim that. we do have a few clouds around. low clouds. now it's still cold for some. not for all. but coast and bay dealing with some patchy low clouds. a little bit of that has made it. mainly san francisco and oakland south. low clouds. cool to cold. a little cooler by the coast and bay. 63 for a

>>reporter: and oakland city leaders are responding to news of the oakland raiders are looking at the possibility of sharing a stadium with the san diego chargers and southern california city leaders in oakland believe they can reach a deal with the team to privately finance to get them a new stadium and keep them here in the city and i think the can do this and the next year. >>reporter: in sonoma county sheriff's deputies are investigating whether not this home was the potential to kidnapping and house the situation that is said to to your woman escaped from that home and rented a petaluma police department was she at for protection to session was held against the will for three weeks that the center injuries sustained that argument however with all the people inside the home will say there's no way that is possible that it is are looking into the situation they counted the not have anyone in custody >>reporter: more arrests are possible in connection with the shooting death of a beloved security guard police on friday identified the two suspects and to to to year-old richard cruz b

in oakland. but she says she won't spend public money to build a new stadium. looks like everybody is waiting to see how the supreme court rules on the issue. >> we'll have to see what happens. thank you. >> thank you guys. >>> happening today, the beginning of a makeover for the 49ers home. this afternoon a refrigeration truck will start making ice at levi stadium, being transformed to an outdoor ice rink for this month's nhl stadium series game between the sharks and kings. >>> this year's grammys featured a major upset. coming up, the biggest winners. >> the wind is at it again. we'll show you the latest damage and let you know about ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. i love my shows, but i can't just sit around all day. that's why i have xfinity. their cloud based dvr lets me take everything i recorded, anywhere i go. w

overnight low in oakland, about 42 degrees. but at 7:00 a.m., 44. daytime high in oakland, 68 degrees. check out san jose, good air quality. the winds have been up a little bit. 69 in san jose for a daytime high. lunchtime is mid 60s. 67 in can cord. 70 in san francisco. the thing to note is, you probably notice this, all the blossoms out there. there have been a lot of trees that have been fooled into thinking it's an early spring. a lot of pine pollens as well. if you know people or you are suffering from what you think is a cold, it could be an allergy. a tree allergy. sot five-day forecast breaks out like this. cold mornings the next couple of mornings and temperatures crack down a little bit as we head towards the weekend. right in this period, friday and saturday, a slight chance for a sprinkle or some drizzle, but i'm barely going to mention it, because i don't think it's part of the plan. the models want to put it in here. there's nothing significant out there. so more of the same with very cool mornings to start off. valley fog not a proble

ken pritchett on 32nd in oakland. ken, thank you. >>> new at 6:00, a bay area contractor on the run. he is accused of collecting thousands of dollars up front and then never doing the work. tonight, there is a warrant out for the arrest of adon revis. his customers know him as adam. melanie tracked down his work truck today, but melanie, investigators don't know where he is. >> exactly. we have passed along where we found his truck earlier today. in the meantime, homeowners from danville, la fayette are out thousands of dollars. >> omega collins was just trying to improve her house after a devastating blow to her home. >> my husband was diagnosed with colon cancer. so, we needed a place for the kids to come and place while he was resting after his chemo treatments. >> contractor, adam revis was working on a neighbor's house. he offered to trim some trees. >> initially, he initiated the conversation and we just talked about different projects that maybe he could -- his crew could take on. >> after a megagave adam $3,00

the port of oakland is still moving at a snail's pace. kpix 5 has learned the reason behind a new slowdown at the port of oakland. joe vazquez says workers are not going at full speed. joe, what's up? >> it's only been 72 hours since an agreement was supposed to get everybody back to work. but now it seems some disagreements are holding all that effort up. >> reporter: big abudi owner of ab trucking in oakland, says these street should be jam packed with trucks right now loading and unloading containers. instead they're empty. because of the union action they're being told they'll be delayed again. >> we're still waiting to get containers. if they're not made available we can't pick them up. >> reporter: today's holdup, the train operators were called back for some sort of meeting or conversation according to a source. cranes load and unload containers from the ships. without them, work essentially freezes. >> we've had a couple of missteps sunday and again this morning briefly. >> reporter: port of oakland spokesman said he can't confirm

oakland, you are going get to 63 today. san francisco, 60. 63 down in san jose. 61-degrees today in redwood city. so to you showers today in--so showers today much of the bay area, tomorrow, it is partly cloudy and then drier and warmer weather returns the workweek. >>> a landmark on the san francisco waterfront will be history in about three weeks. sin bads is being kicked out. the restaurant has not been a good ten gnat. they hope to--ten nit. >>> about 50,000 uber drivers names and driver's license numbers may be in the hands of hackers. about 21,000 uber drivers in california may be affected. they are still trying to see how the hackers got into the similar. >>> well, for--into the system. >>> well, for years, women have been starting their families later in life. but how late is too late? now, as we look at dollars test that allows women to put their fertility clock on ice. >> i didn't want my clock, the ticking of it to push me into a relationship. >> reporter: 35 and single, jessica dreamed of becoming a mom, one day

oakland police has reformed 48 of those 51. one of the last big ones is how they handle minorities who are stopped, particularly blacks. a stanford professor hopes to have some conclusions that could be implemented by perhaps april. and that could be a model for the rest of the country in how police interact particularly with minorities. >> much more at 10:00. we'll see you then, thank you, ken. >>> a documentary about bat kid will take the spotlight in the south bay tonight. >> we decided to turn san francisco into gotham city. >> the film festival in san jose will kick off with bat kid begins. the wish heard around the world. it is about five-year-old cancer survivor, miles scott, and his wish to become a super hero. you'll recall with the help of thousands and thousands of volunteers november of 2013, san francisco was turned into gothem city where bat kid came out and saved the day and caught all the bad guys. the film festival runs through march 8. >>> helping officers see the people they serve differently. ahead tonight,

especially if you're traveling around oakland. @a two car fender-bender and i'm cheeking any delays of the camera north of here, just north of the oakland coliseum and you are watching the last traffic report we did see a chp car heading northbound. they may have been heading to the scene of this accident. again it's northbound 880 actually closer to the 29th street exit. two lanes are blocked. and because it's a holiday we haven't seen much of a delay behind it at least on the sensors. on a typical morning commute likely see some backups. again two lanes are blocked and multiple cars involved. and we're hearing about injuries as well. so that's really our hot spot out the door. just north of the oakland coliseum. here's a life look at a very quiet golden gate bridge. i haven't seen any zipper crews so far this morning. haven't seen too much in the way of cars either. hitting the road trying to get into san francisco. if you've mass transit rider, you're going to have to wait a little bit on b.a.r.t.. they're not running trains in

live at the oakland oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the oakland-alameda county authority will meet with raiders brass on tuesday to speed up the stadium negotiations. >>> here's some good news we hope. we are just getting word now that a tentative agreement has been reached in the bitter labor dispute up and down the west coast especially the port of oakland. the fight costing the economy billions of dollars. devin fehely is at the port with the very latest. >> reporter: yeah, you know, um, late this afternoon, we spotted the labor secretary entering the building where those negotiations were take place. he was dispatched here to the west coast by the president in an effort to accomplish what we have learned happened a deal. with the midnight deadline fast approaching negotiators are trying to hammer a deal to end a labor dispute bringing trade at 29 west coast ports including the port of oakland to a near standstill. sticking point a disagreement over arbitrators. >> why arbitrators are so critical is they interpret the contract for the next six years. >> reporter: uc-berkeley professo

the maynard institute in oakland says dory died at her home in oakland at the age of 56. the cause of her death has not yet been released. dory maynard was the daughter of robert maynard. she is remembered as a fearless journalist in her own right. she was the president of the maynard institute. >>> a woman riding a bike was killed in a collision with a truck in east oakland. it happened yesterday afternoon at san leandro and prune street. the woman was in the intersection when she was hit. authorities have not released her name but say she was in her 30s or 40s and the driver of the truck is cooperating with investigators. >>> two men who lived at a house targeted in a deadly home invasion robbery in santa rosa are under arrest themselves. on monday we told you about the robbery at a house on akasha lane. a person inside shot and killed one of the robbers. officers later found an elaborate marijuana grow operation and a hash oil lab inside the home. two people that live there are set to be arraigned later today as well as one of the accused robbers. >>> time is 5:17. pol

this is near oakland airport. oakland coliseum. cruising past 66 and hyde street no delay to downtown. even the livermore valley looks good all the way along 580 out of tracy. 205 altamonte pass. you know mass transit if you're planning on hitting the town doing anything fun on this monday, holiday, got a three day weekend. you know that b.a.r.t. is on a saturday schedule. fewer trains today. they actually didn't even start service until 6:00. modified schedules though for golden gate ferries caltrain and ace. that's your latest kcbs traffic. >>> waking up on this holiday and you are just looking at this and living the dream. we've got nothing but sunny skies. we have a few high thin wispy clouds and we have a nonexistent wind. look at the bay waters calm. temperature-wise 45-degrees in livermore and 54 in san francisco and now 50-degrees in oakland. good morning san jose. wow. clear skies there as well. today, a little bit of patchy fog along the coast. otherwise by the end of the workweek we're talking at yet another -- about yet

oakland police budgeted $15 million for overtime this fiscal year. they have already spent all of it and then some. >> obviously, we're going to exceed the overtime budget for the year. >> reporter: chief sean whent is projecting opd could spend $30 million on overtime by year's end if the protests continue. it's part of a larger trend. the city of oakland audit found since 2010opd overtime has skyrocketed nearly 80% from $12 million to $22 million in 2014. the chief said staffing shortages and a slew of protests have made managing overtime tough. >> always a balancing act. what we have to send officers out to deal with protests so we don't have the -- the vandalism and looting issues that have cropped up in some of them. >> reporter: the cleave says vacancies -- the chief says vacancies at the department sometimes offsets the costs but if not this time. >> again, obviously if there's a shortfall then that money comes out of the city's general fund. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> we have some breaking news out of martinez right n

or oakland airport. maybe you're heading that direction. and here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. yay! i love this when this happens. we timed it right for the zipper truck and you can see it now they are trying to open another southbound lane in the commute direction. they will have four here very shortly. you can see traffic is not affected by that new median barrier. everything is fine out of sausalito into san francisco. it looks okay through the altamont pass. no slowdowns today. everything looks clear 60 miles per hour. bay bridge is clearing wrapping up the overnight roadwork. big picture we're doing great on this early-morning commute. heading to sfo no problems on 101. no hot spots on the 101. a little overnight roadwork on 880 between 280 and bascomb. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> some bay area police departments cracking down with people who talk and text while driving. a major crackdown on distra

new crash may have popped up over 880 in oakland. back to you. >> more movement in the fight dwens isis. egyptian war planes dropped bombs on isis targets in libya. the attack came hours after the islamic state released new video showing beheading of several egyptian hostages. fighter jets targeted weapons caches at a training camp. it's unclear if anybody died in the attacks as a result of the air strikes. the bombings of egypt's first confirm foreign military intervention since the 1990s gulf war. >>> a suspect, 22-year-old danish citizen was killed by police yesterday after he carried out back-to-back attacks at a freedom of speech event at a copenhagen synagogue saturday. officials think the attacks were inspired by the shooting at "charl charlie heb bow in paris. >>> investigators are still at the scene of claremont middle school on college avenue in oakland right now, stephanie chuang joins us live. investigators say this is suspicious as the call first came in from a burglary alarm, not a fire alarm. >> reporter: that's right,

so here's a live look in oakland. everything approaching marina boulevard is clear and 59 miles an hour. the rest of the traffic report coming up. >>> parents and students from catholic high schools turned out for a candlelight vigil against teacher morality clauses. about 200 gathered yesterday outside st. mary's cathedral in san francisco. they are upset about clauses that the city's archbishop put in contracts for teachers. the clauses require opposition to practices that go against church teaching including contraception, sex outside of marriage and homosexual sex. >> we just don't want other teachers to leave and maybe even leave the faith because, um, we think that maybe the catholic church should be progressive like protestants. >> a spokesman for the archbishop says he is reiterating against catholic doctrine and is not discriminating. >>> in a separate controversy a san francisco catholic grade school gave students pamphlets about sexual sins. now the priest there says it was an oversight. staff at star of th

but this could be a ploy to put pressure on the city of oakland. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is at the oakland coliseum where the idea a new stadium is alive there, too. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that is because plans for a new stadium here on the property of the current coliseum appear to be stalled so now there is this new proposal that the oakland raiders and the san diego chargers would share stadium l.a. they sent out a joint stadium. "we have both been working in our home markets to find a stadium solution for many years so far unsuccessfully. we remain committed to continuing our work in our home markets throughout 2015." but there is a new possibility for the two teams. the plan to build this $1.7 billion joint stadium in the city of carson near l.a. and that would be privately funded. oakland's mayor, though, says she is still working to keep the raiders here. >> naturally, they have to look at other options. they have done that before. they will do that again. they are in negotiating mode. >> hopefully something like this

it's looking good all the way up to oakland. we have a little bit of road work in the south bay. 280 near 17. but again these commutes are sol light that traffic is doing very well any way. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> topping our news this morning. southwest airlines passengers had to scramble to find alternate flights after the carrier grounded more than 100 planes due to safety concerns. tara moriarty is at oakland international airport this morning. the airline missed required safety inspections. tara. >> reporter: that is right and five flights had to be canceled here at oakland international airport. you can only imagine what it might have been like at the hub in dallas. they had to ground 128 flights yesterday. that is about a fifth of its fleet after it discovered the misinspections. it canceled about 80 flights and up to 19 more are expected today. bay area airports were among the many airports to experience delays and cancellations. >> you looked at the board in las vegas and saw canceled, canceled

good morning. >> reporter: officially the oakland raiders still want to stay here in oakland. they want to get out of o.o.coa find a new venue down south. if they can't work out a deal with the local east bay government which they've been trying to do for years they possibly have this option. yesterday the raiders and san diego chargers announced they'd build and share a $1.7 billion stadium to be built in the city of carson, about 15 miles south of downtown l.a. one reason the move is so enticing the teams wouldn't have to rely on public funding. the city of carson says it would be privately financed through the sale of luxury tax suites and income from luxury tax. >> while raiders owner mark davis remains committed to staying in oakland long-term, this latest stadium proposal with the san diego chargers is the most serious leverage pull yet and i believe if nothing  happens in oakland over the course of the next season, the raiders could bolt for los angeles. >> reporter: >> it would be a great blow to the city of oakland and certainly it would set us back. i certainly don

ports including oakland will be shut down for the president's day weekend. shipments have slowed to a near standstill there. pacific maritime association and the international longshore and warehouse union have not been able to agree on a new contract. perishabilities are starting to rot as containers just sit on the docks and perishables rot. >> we have had loads of oranges for 23 days. imagine what happens to them in 23 days. >> some lawmakers say if this drags on, president obama should invoke the taft-hartley act to force the ports to re- open for the sake of the national economy. >>> the man who oversaw california's public utilities now under federal investigation. he was the guest of honor at a dinner in san francisco. >> are you here for crook? >> the san bruno pipeline exploded on michael peevey's watch at the puc. he stepped down from the post following federal and state investigations after they began looking into back door deals and unreported meetings he had with heads of power companies. >> you really are witnessing a walk of shame on the part o

this is out of oakland. police need help in identifying a hit-and-run driver who killed a pedestrian and injured another. it happened at 3:30 this afternoon in a crosswalk at san pablo and second. a driver in a gold lexus slammed into the victims and drove off before police arrived. the victim that survived is hospitalized, but the condition is still unclear. the oakland tribute identifies the man who was killed as a 40-year-old who lives in the neighborhood. also reporting the lexus may have been involved in a street race. >>> we have new detail news on the arrest of these two men who allegedly shot and killed a security guard outside a san jose liquor store. that guard died while trying to protect his friend. prosecutors charge juan hernandez and richard cruz today. nbc bay area's robert handa was in the courtroom when this was going on. he joins us live from san jose. and robert, the case is now sealed. but you were able to uncover some critical details? >> reporter: that's right. the investigation isn't

no rolling closures or accidents oakland into san francisco. 880 wide open between hayward and oakland. everything looking good with no accidents in the silicon valley. we are watching the altamont pass though because it is beginning to slow down. you can see the yellow there west 580 heavy from the 205 interchange approaching vasco road. no delays on bart, no delays on ferries or the altamont commuter express. that's "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. >>> good morning, as you are getting ready to step out the door, take a look at the live weather camera towards the bay bridge where we have mostly clear skies at this hour and the winds are nonexistent. as far as the temperatures are concerned we are in the 40s and 50s. 45 in san jose. 10 degrees warmer in san francisco. warmer today than yesterday. but not as warm as it will be tomorrow on your friday. average high in san francisco is 60. instead, 10 degrees above average. 75 in san jose back in through willow glen into cupertino and campbell. upper 60s in concord through walnut creek and into pinole and hercules otherwise low 70s will be

oakland. the difference in the cost to rent space is huge. the average asking rent the $34 per square foot. that's nearly 50% less than downtown san francisco. property managers in the bay area say that difference is a big draw for start-ups. >> definitely cost is a pro. it's sunnier in oakland. i think that's a good advantage and has a real authentic feel. so we have a lot of open space. a lot of brick. a lot of old buildings and and i think the start-ups like the open space offered. >> where start-ups go capital investments follow. nearly 100 billion companies in oakland last year according to the money tree report. that made oakland the seventh most popular spot in the nation for vc investment behind seattle and ahead of chicago. start-ups like catriscity said there's another attraction of calling oakland home the camaraderie of the tech community here. >> you also get a tight knit community. so we have parties here on our patio for the local start-up scene, the support of oakland start-ups. and even bigger companies like apps and pandora,

it happened friday afternoon in west oakland. police say a driver hit and killed a 40-year-old, marice summerfield. the driver ran away. police and crime stoppers are offering a reward. >>> police arrested a 19-year- old san jose woman for the murder of a man last week. investigators say they identified her following several tips and other people may also be involved. she was recorded on surveillance video after he was killed. police say she had items belonging to the victim in her possession. she is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. >>> 911 is for emergencies only. we know that. that is the reminder from the department of emergency management which has received several cals over the weekend from -- calls over the weekend because of a new dialing procedures. ktvu's cristina rendon is in san francisco with more on what happened. >> reporter: you might be thinking really? calling 911? yes, they received a couple dozen calls over the weekend from people who couldn't get through to otherwise a 415 area code -- others with a 415 are

our christian hartnett is at the port of oakland tonight. christian. >> reporter: it's been like a ghost town out here today. no trucks taking anything out of the port. no workers on the docks. there's just absolutely no movement going on at the port today where containers like these are stuck. if negotiations don't go anywhere anytime soon, it could get worse for everyone. >> reporter: as the pile-up of cargo containers at the port of oakland grows, there's still no end in sight to the labor turmoil that's caused massive setbacks at west coast ports. talks for a new labor contract between the pacific maritime association which represents shippers and unions representing longshore and warehouse workers have dragged on for nine months. caught in the middle of it all are businesses and consumers. this interior design company in san carlos is looking at suing the oakland port and the union. it had $1.5 million worth of products sitting at the port since mid-december. >> president obama could just come in and say, go back to work, or ship out. j

in other >>: reporter: that's actually a spokesperson with the port of oakland in the port of oakland it is out here this is a disagreement that's between the operator and demand in the company and also than union that operates the cream and on those ships are here. the port of oakland as one of the largest in the west coast and it's affecting almost all the ports. >>: reporter: what does this mean for you it meets those containers that showed you earlier they contain all kinds of materials. all the way from car parts to our electronics and there they sit. they will sit there for the next four days. >>: reporter: these are all the presents i was ever going to give the they were in there and you'll never get them. >>: reporter: the stories that were falling five armed robberies in the last two weeks the san jose neighborhood is rattled their confirming these reveries that happened in the city's evergreen neighborhood the most recent has happened and in the car. they said they he was a rabbi man pulled out a semi- automatic. there was another man brought by two men wearing ski masks. th

, then you want the raiders to stay in oakland. that's a disappointment. we're not the niners. >> you have to do what you have to do. if you have to leave, you leave. don't keep leaving and then coming back. >> reporter: reference to when the raiders went down to los angeles from '82 to '94 if my memory serves correct. the nfl says it would have the final say whether or not the raiders are allowed to leave oakland. coming up reaction from 25fÑñoa city council members on this latest news. reporting live outside o.co, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> your mem i have spot-on. they have not had a football team in l.a. since 1995. you are dead right where w that. thank you for the report. >>> a live look from o.co coliseum. find out more about the latest possible and a half later in the morning. news conference ais planned in los angeles at 10:0. tune into our 11:00 a.m. newscast for the details. >>> a former police officer facing attempted murder shots. police arrested john goodner outside his home in antioch last month. and said s

san fran and oakland, 2 in oakland, 2 in concord. and in the northbound mountains, 10 inches of rainfall since friday morning. but let's put it in perspective. santa rosa rainfall for the month. doing good. the rain that you did not get just in january was nearly 7 inches. so, actually for the calendar yearer with are down. you want to download the weather app, smart thing to do. weather alerts, avail football for iphones on kpix.com. >> thank you. >>> now, take a look at the traffic on highway 101. all of this because of flooding forced a closure of the three right lanes. the water is now receding. now, rain did not stop people from enjoying their sunday afternoon. many were out along san francisco's embarcadero. along with the umbrellas for sure. there are still a number of people without power, almost 200 customers don't have electricity in the south bay. 100 on the peninsula and san francisco and about 60 in the north bay. pg&e says everyone has the powerback on in the east bay. >>> as sfo the duty manager says bad weather forced

what's up in oakland. >> reporter: different story here in oakland. it's apparently over break times with the dispute over tentatively on friday night operations resumed last night. but somehow in the middle of today's day shift awrx problem came up andz the shipping companies suspended operations. and as you can imagine, that has just presented all kinds of problems. since that break, it's been a ghosttown here at the port of oakland. ks at the same time and the shipping companies as you can imagine would rather have the$+reak times staggered so the work can cw n there is work to catch up on. so labor was dismissed for thekpú day and the arbitrator was notified. it's nearly the end of the day now, too late to bring back the workers. the port of oakland sees this as more lost time on the heels of time lost during the dispute. >> the port of oakland is bitterly)