>> i do. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. time for weather and traffic. i can feel the energy on this "hump day." >> everybody is all fired up today. >> hello, hello, hello ooooo! >> should be a nice day ahead. it will be breezy but not as windy as yesterday. in fact, looks like high pressure beginning to sneak into our skies just a couple of patches of coastal fog. hey, you know what? the weekend is not far away! and that weekend is looking good, too. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and wednesday we can officially talk about the weekend. we're actually waking up to a "kcbs traffic" alert in danville, two lanes blocked southbound 680 between he will fer 680 at el cerro. we'll tell you where it's slow coming up. >> thank you. a mountain lion attracts a crowd. it was cornered. watch this. about 300 people showed up to watch in mountain view. the mountain lion crossed busy california street to get into

the garage and was trapped when the gates were finally closed. but it took longer than expected to get it out because game wardens didn't need all the parts for their "tranq" gun. they were ready to use lethal force if necessary. this video is the mountain lion under the car in the garage during the hours-long standoff. you can see him there. >> here's a look up at the cat right there. it was caught. it was then to be released in the santa cruz mountains. the animal has a tracking collar on. video of the mountain lion in the wild. santa cruz pumas tracks mountain lions around the area, the group. it's a male cat. they said 46-m was in mountain view looking to establish his own territory. newly released surveillance video shows a santa clara teenager climbing out of a plane after flying from san jose to maui in a wheel well. kpix 5's betty yu has more on

that video and the current status of the stowaway teen. >> reporter: he dangles his legs and drops to the tarmac in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines plane, 15-year-old yahya abdi who just spent 5.5 hours stowed away on a flight from san jose to maui. the hawaii department of transportation released six minutes of airport security video that shows him wandering the tarmac. yahya wobbles toward the front of the plane and later approaches a worker in a yellow vest. he appears only a bit disoriented after managing to survive subfreezing temperatures and low oxygen levels. >> so right now what we're doing is conducting a follow-up investigation regarding the stowaway. >> reporter: since yahya flew back to the bay area over the weekend, san jose police have been trying to talk to him. >> our hope is that we can find out all the intimate details, uhm, uhm, about how he went about getting on to the tarmac, uhm, what his mental thoughts were, what was in his mind when

it happened, what was his intent? >> reporter: his family says they still haven't seen him. police confirm that he is now in the custody of the santa clara county department of family and children's services. >> we were just informed recently that he had legal counsel so again that kind of presented another whole issue in itself. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> mineta international airport says it has no plans to release any surveillance video related to the investigation. right now, two people are injured after a hit-and-run crash in san francisco. police say just after 9:30 last night officers followed a speeding car. it later hit a pedestrian, a vehicle and a building near franklin and chestnut. the three men in the car fled on foot. >> we got angry because we saw those guys run away and we're like, no, this is not -- this is not good. this is not what should happen

here. >> reporter: what were you yelling as you were running after them? >> i was yelling murderer! you're a murderer! you're going for life in jail! >> nobody died. the pedestrian and the driver of the other car are being treated for injuries not considered life-threatening. meanwhile, in san jose, a man is dead after a shooting that began with a traffic dispute around 10:00 yesterday morning at tully and center roads. police say the driver of a pickup and a silver volkswagen jetta pulled over and the pickup driver was shot after he got out of the vehicle. two men in the jetta took off still at large. the pickup driver died of his injuries at a hospital last night. we have developing news from the east bay where a major hospital is probably going to close soon. a parcel tax that would have kept doctors medical center open failed to pass yesterday. that means the hospital in san pablo will run out of cash and likely shut down by july. the hospital sees 45,000 patients a year mostly low income residents from richmond,

san pablo, and martinez. >> people will not only die, the adjacent communities will suffer a lot because they would not be able to take on the onslaught of the sick people going to them. >> this hospital has been able to pull a rabbit out of a hat many times. it looks like we may have no more rabbits to pull out. >> the county may look into taking the hospital over. a little check of traffic and weather now. i'm told by a very, very good source today is going to be a nice day. >> yes, it should be a nice day. less wind around the bay area. we had some gusts yesterday to 40 miles per hour near the coast. looks like the wind maybe still breezy but not as strong as what we had yesterday. out the door we go. we have some mostly clear skies inland. a couple of patches of fog at the coast. that area of low pressure that swept across the sierra nevada is moving east. so the winds will subside a bit today. temperatures still cool by the coastline in the 50s and the low 60s. think we could see some mid-70s in the warmest valleys by the

afternoon. it is mostly clear out over the bay just a bit hazy. the temperatures are cooler this morning down to mid-40s into santa rosa. 48 in san jose. 52 degrees in san francisco. this afternoon, up into the 70s inland, lots of 60s inside the bay and 50s and low 60s out toward the coast. let's check the roads with elizabeth. back out to that traffic alert that we have been watching in danville. two lanes in the the number 3 and 4 are closed. it's a police investigation that's ongoing from last night. there was a police pursuit and it ended with a car down the embankment. there are injuries. slowdowns, two lanes blocked. so heads up there. we're relatively quiet around the bay area. we have a high wind advisory this morning one in effect for the san mateo bridge that glow over thing you see there on the right side of the screen, that's them putting up their warning screens you know letting drivers know that it is a pretty gusty day. so watch out for that traveling west or eastbound the 2 between

foster city and san mateo -- or hide. bay bridge toll plaza clear coming into san francisco. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. developing now, the u.s. will now help look for hundreds of teenaged girls kidnapped from their school in nigeria. as susan mcginnis reports, there's also a big push to punish the group behind the attack. reporter: for three weeks, nigerians have been demanding their government find hundreds of girls abducted from their dorms. president obama confirmed to megan glaros of our cbs chicago station that the white house is stepping in to help. >> we're sending in a team made of up our military, law enforcement and other experts and we're very glad that nigeria has accepted the help. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. offered assistance soon after the kidnappings last month. >> our embassy has been engaged and, uhm, we have been engaged. but the government had its own

set of, uhm, strategy, if you will. >> reporter: in a video that surfaced monday the islamic terrorist group boko haram claimed responsibility and threatened to sell the girls into slavery. >> there is trafficking in west africa. there are some remnants of slavery in west africa. uhm, so it's possible, i suppose, that the -- the girls could fall into that trap. >> reporter: on tuesday, senate lawmakers were among those who gathered on capitol hill to pray for the girls. >> this is a moral test for the world. this is a moral test for our own country. >> reporter: all 20 female senators are pushing president obama to impose international sanctions on boko haram. susan mcginnis, kpix 5, washington. >> and there are reports that boko haram is also behind the kidnapping of eight more girls this week. the u.s. says a $7 million bounty is on the leader's head. president obama will be in silicon valley tomorrow and friday attending democratic fundraisers tomorrow at a private home in los altos and

the fairmont hotel in downtown san jose. friday morning the president is scheduled to visit a walmart store in mountain view to talk about energy efficiency. 911 calls are providing a bizarre new account of exactly what happened last month in miami. the call led to a police investigation of three nfl players including 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. another call el security guard said a woman identifying herself as leave the hotel >> that was seattle seahawks wide receiver ricardo lockette. a woman identified herself as jesus and refused to leave that hotel room on another call. >> show told me it was jesus -- she told me it was jesus, so -- >> no one has been charged with any wrongdoing. the investigation is ongoing. just days after the golden state warriors were eliminated

from the nba play-offs, team management has fired head coach mark jackson. jackson's image still graced the arena in oakland yesterday after the announcement was made. the past season had its share of off the court drama with reports of disagreements between jackson and team management. jackson has the support of players and a lot of fans. >> i just heard today with them saying that he's gone. that's horrible! the warriors, that was horrible! that was horrible. just made the play-offs two years in a row. >> this year, jackson became just the third coach in warriors history to have a 50- win season joining legends don nelson and al addle. 4:40 on your wednesday. a bay area landlord getting agreesy. make 100,000 or get out. is it legal? >> after more than a decade out of the public's eye monica lewinsky is back and dishing on her scandal in the white house with former president bill clinton. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

back now at 4:42. a u.s. air force general says russian warplanes have been buzzing the california coast. we have seen russian president vladimir putin flex his military might. of course, back in the ukraine. now the american general says putin is doing the same thing in the pacific. he claims the u.s. fighter jet intercepted a russian aircraft over guam and some of the flights extended all the way to the california coastline! >> what russia is doing in ukraine and crimea has a direct affect on what's happening in asia-pacific. >> general carlisle says one of the long-range russian airborne patrols included a strategic bomber. the world's most infamous intern is dishing about her sex scandal with president clinton, monica lewinsky. this is her back in 1999 testifying about her white house affair. she tried to keep a low profile but now she says it's time to bury the blue dress. so she has written a tell-all

story for "vanity fair" magazine, the title shame and survival. lewinsky says, quote, sure my boss took advantage of me but i will always remain firm on this point: it was a consensual relationship. any abuse came in the aftermath when i was made a scapegoat in order to protect his powerful position." monica lewinsky is 40 now. she has a degree from the london school of economics. but she says because of her history, she has had a tough time getting a job. sonoma county supervisors are calling for one of their colleagues to resign. as kpix 5's joe vazquez reports, it comes after efren carillo admitted to poor judgment involving beer, a neighbor and not much clothing. reporter: >> i have no intentions to resign. >> reporter: for efren carillo, it is far from a warm welcome back to work. >> ask you very kindly and compassionately to consider resigning. >> reporter: it's been 10 months since the cops arrested the 33-year-old sonoma county supervisor. it was the middle of the night, he was in his underwear holding

a beer after breaking the screen of his female neighbor's window. >> i regret what i did. i have apologized publicly. and i will be apologizing privately by letter. >> reporter: last week, a jury acquitted carillo of the crime of peeking. every, single one of his fellow supervisors demanded his resignation. >> you lurked. you trespassed. you tore and you terrorized a young woman, a virtual stranger, a neighbor. and that young woman, please understand, it's not lost on us, that could have been my daughter. >> reporter: carillo says his actions were foolish and he is now getting treatment for alcoholism. >> i think that he definitely should resign. >> reporter: but sympathy is in short supply even among his former supporters. >> no matter what he does now in his career, everyone is going to remember him as the guy that tried to climb into some woman's window half naked and that's creepy and weird and it's wrong and i think he should resign. >> reporter: in santa rosa, joe

vazquez, kpix 5. >> 4:45 right now. let's check the weather. a bit warm today, huh? >> yeah. it should be warmer in spots maybe mid-70s and not as windy as yesterday. the winds blowing to about 30 and 40 miles an hour along the coastline today still breezy but yeah, it's not going to be as windy outside. we'll find a lot of sunshine out the door. mostly clear skies, hazy inside the bay and the valleys. we have a couple of patches of fog near the coastline, otherwise i think toward the latter part of the day becoming mostly sunny and just a little bit warmer. but much warmer as we look toward the weekend. high pressure takes over and we are likely to see an offshore wind especially into sunday. breezy out there but that area of low pressure that's been kicking up the wind is moving further east so it's not going to be as windy as yesterday. temperatures around the state starting to warm up too, maybe 80 degrees in sacramento. 79 in fresno. about 61 degrees, mostly sunny into the monterey bay. computer models picking up on some of that patchy fog toward the coastline. think we are going to see a lot more clouds as we get toward

tomorrow. we have a weak weather system diving into the bay area bringing with it a few clouds but i think most of that rain is going to stay to the north. so enjoy the day today. should be a nice one. 69 degrees in san jose. about 72 in morgan hill. 66 in san mateo. about 59 and breezy in pacifica. lots of 70s even some mid-70s in toward antioch and brentwood today and inside the bay we'll keep those temperatures on the mild side into oakland about 67 degrees. 67 in richmond and 68 degrees in petaluma. next couple of days, we are going to see some cooler temperatures on thursday with some partly cloudy skies. much warmer over the weekend maybe some 90s as we head in toward next week. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. and we have a hot spot right now in danville. the right lanes remain blocked for this police investigation. it was an earlier police pursuit with a car down the embankment with two lanes blocked. it's between the el pintado and el cerro exits. number 3 and 4 lanes are blocked so watch out for that.

here's a live look at our sensors. this is eastbound 580 so it is counter-commute coming into san leandro approaching 150th. we have an accident that was a car facing the wrong way, now at least one lane block. we were seeing a little bit of slowdowns in the area mostly in the westbound commute direction. but otherwise, just expect a few delays. if you are traveling the nimitz in oakland 880 everything is fine here taillights, that's northbound traffic past the oakland coliseum. and watch out for high winds crossing the san mateo bridge. chp issued its own high wind advisory. that's what you see there flashing on your screen across the bridge. traffic is moving along okay on the right side of your screen heading out to the peninsula. bay bridge toll plaza obviously is looking quiet so far with no metering lights this early in the morning. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, michelle, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. it's a sinking feeling for san francisco-based twitter. the company's stock plunged yesterday after early investors sold off a big chunk of shares for the first time. that's because the so-called

lock-up period just expired. it's been a tumultuous month for company. >> whenever early investors get a chance to finally sell their shares in a company, there's a strong likelihood they are going to want to rake in some profits and that's exactly what we saw with twitter stock today falling by 18% to just over $31. that's not too far from its ipo price of $26. >> about 480 million shares were available for trading. that's about 80% of the company's stock. the stakes have been raised in san francisco's white hothousing market. some tenants are being told they have to make over $100,000 to keep from being kicked out. kpix 5's brian webb tracked down the landlord behind it. reporter: at 312 fillmore in the lower haight neighborhood rent requirements have gone through the roof, at least for regular people like this woman, who asked us to hide her identity. >> and people are afraid. >> reporter: she tells me last week, the landlord slipped this note under every door in the

building spelling out a new requirement for residents, a minimum annual income of $100,000. >> why is he coming after you? >> because he wants a better rent. >> good day to you. thank you for calling. this is robert shelton. >> the number you dialed has been changed. [ beep beep ] >> we're sorry -- >> reporter: we spent most of the day trying to track down the landlord robert shelton calling several numbers and visiting several locations. [ knock knock ] >> this is a po box. >> mr. shelton, it's brian webb with kpix 5. we just wanted to talk to you about the rent situation here at your building on fillmore. >> reporter: mr. shelton's address comes back to this building in nob hill, right across the street from the cathedral, one of the highest priced properties in the city. >> the landlord cannot just go and harass tenants like this. >> reporter: tommy mecca with the housing rights committee of san francisco says landlords can make outrageous requirements for new tenants but not the old ones. that, he says, is illegal.

>> so he issues an eviction notice? ain't going anywhere. >> i lived here all my life. >> reporter: this tenant of 23 years says it's simple: a landlord is pressuring the poorer residents to leave the homes they love all in the name of profit. >> i think it's a campaign of harassment. >> reporter: brian webb, kpix 5. >> public outrage apparently worked. a website posted a note saying the landlord sent it to all the tenants, after reflection and guidance, i hereby rescind the correspondence to you. the information contained was flawed. my apologies for the confusion that was created. time now, 4:51. one bay area high school, boys are picking their dates in a draft style. students say it's supposed to be funny. why teachers say it's no laughing matter. >> a wayward sea lion found in modesto is back in the ocean now. we'll take you to his homecoming when we come back. stay right there. ,,,,

around the bay area today, we are going to see sunshine, breezy but not as windy as yesterday. we'll find mid-60s into san mateo. upper 60s into redwood city. we'll see a couple of 70s beginning to show up in the south bay with mostly sunny skies this afternoon. 73 degrees in gilroy. 72 in morgan hill. east bay should see plenty of sunshine throughout the day today sneaking up to warmer temperatures mid-70s into brentwood and also into antioch. a little breezy into the delta but not bad. 71 in benicia and 69 in vallejo. in the north bay we'll find mostly sunny skies, 71 in santa rosa, 70 into sonoma. into san francisco still breezy in the afternoon. about 63 degrees. and checking the ride right now through the altamont pass and the livermore valley, things look great. obviously that drive time at the bottom of your screen 15

minutes between the altamont pass and 680. more on that plus a traffic alert still in effect in danville just minutes away. 4:55 now. some southern california high school students had the idea to hold an nfl-style draft for their prom. the boys would buy tickets to get in and then pick their dates. apparently it's been going on for more than a decade at an orange county high school. school officials though have caught on and they are telling the parents. >> it's supposed to be like a funny thing that the guys are doing. and i don't think that the girls are really being affected by it. >> i know that no one set out to objectify a woman and it's funny. it's high school. i think it's blown out of proportion. >> well, the d.a.'s office has been asked to investigate the situation. a sea lion that wandered too far from home is back home in the pacific. he was named hoppy by caretakers at the marine mammal center. they returned him to the ocean in point reyes yesterday. he was found two months ago on

a farm near modesto. >> hanging out chilling didn't seem too scared or nervous. >> hoppy was malnourished and had other medical problems but has been nursed back to health along two with two other sea lions that were released yesterday. 4:56. a cat gets loose in a mountain view neighborhood not just any cat but a mountain lion. more on what it took to get him out of there after an hours long standoff. >> newly released surveillance video shows that teen stumble around the tarmac after stowing away to maui from san jose. i'm kiet do. we have a live report coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,

your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. police officers with guns drawn a bay area neighborhood on lockdown because of a mountain lion under that car. >> mountain view officers finally tranquilize the cat and caged it up late last night.

>> if anybody does have a -- sees or believes they see a mountain lion to call 911. >> the search is on for three men who fled a suspected stolen car after it hit a pedestrian, another vehicle and a building in san francisco last night. >> people will not only die, the adjacent communities will suffer a lot because they would not be able to take on the onslaught of the sick people going to them. >> a bay area hospital that serves thousands of people every year will probably close. doctors medical center in san pablo is running out of money and fast. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> good morning, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 on your wednesday. check of weather, here's lawrence. >> some blustery winds around the bay area yesterday today a little breezy but not as windy. still out the door, we have some mostly clear skies a

little hazy inside the bay and the valleys. and a few patches of coastal fog. toward the afternoon mostly sunny skies temperatures warmer today. maybe some mid-70s in the valleys, 60s inside the bay and still cool 50s and low 60s toward the coastline. hazy over the bay temperatures cooler this morning mid-40s into santa rosa, 49 in san jose and 52 in san francisco. this afternoon, still breezy into san francisco at 63 degrees. we will find a few more 70s in the valleys. 71 in santa rosa and about 72 degrees in concord. all right, let's check the roads with elizabeth. and this traffic alert in danville has -- is still in effect for the last couple of hours since about 3:00 this morning. two lanes are blocked for police investigation. it was a police pursuit actually that ended in a chase. so two lanes will blocked between el pintado and el cerro as well as the el pintado off- ramp. expect delays. mass transit is good. bart has0