visae travels to san diego. within a wk of his arrivale hailed an application for asum clalaiming to be a citizen of somalia fleeingrsecution. further says he enter the uned states through new york utilizing a fraudulent italian passport in thehe namof franco de polo. >> the chicken? >> right. within a fo-month time period. >> pat brandy heen a flight instructor f 26 years. why doo you believe tha planess the plane theyflew. >>>> this was the only cessna tt had at the time. >> what was it like to rlize you he been flying in t same plane that the hijackers had been flyg in? >> it was an eerie feeling, that where it all started from. >> the hijackers moved here and biumi signed the lease. in t 9/11 commission report is a reference to four phone calls on february 4th, 2000. >> the fbi wasas aware that heed had c contact with al qaqaa figugures. >> johnrger, author of jihad joe. filed areedom of information t. >> he was iolved in charities. they had cut the investigation shortl before t invesgators dd arrived and de

but help them move to san diego. get residency. >> reporter: in san diego, he fond them a place to liven advanced the security deposit. cosigned the lease. even threw them a party and introduced them to other muslims who would help the hijackers obtain government ids and enroll in flight schools. no evidence that neither knew what the future hijackers were up to. it is possible that they were just trying to help fellow muslims. but the very day that he welcomed the hijackers to san % diego, there were four calls between his cell phone and the imam at san diego mosque. america cannot and kill not win. >> the american born. infamous a decade later. in january 2001, a year after becoming the hijackers spiritual adviser, he left san diego for falls church, virginia. nt would join him there. >> those are a lot of coincidences. that's a lot of smoke. its that enough to make you squirm and uncomfortable and dig harder? and declassify the 28 pages. absolutely. >> reporter: perhaps no one is more interested in reading the 28

but the very day bayoumi welcomed the hijackers to san diego, there were four calls imam at a san diego mosque, anwar al aulaqi, a name that should sound familiar. >> anwar al-aulaqi: america cannot and will not win! >> kroft: the american-born aulaqi would be infamous a decade later, as al qaeda's chief propagandist and top operative in yemen until he was taken out by a c.i.a. drone. but in january 2001, a year after becoming the hijackers' spiritual advisor, he left san diego for falls church, virginia. months later, hazmi, mihdhar and three more hijackers would join him there. >> roemer: those are a lot of coincidences, and that's a lot of smoke. is that enough to make you squirm and uncomfortable, and dig harder and declassify these 28 pages? absolutely. >> kroft: perhaps no one is more interested in reading the 28 pages than attorneys jim kreindler and sean carter, who represent family members of the 9/11 victims in their lawsuit against the kingdom. provided money to al qaeda, knowing that it was waging war against the united states. >> jim kreindler: what we're doing in court is-

diego and get residence. >> kroft: in san diego, bayoumi found them a place to live in his own apartment complex, advanced them the security deposit and co-signed the lease. he even threw them a party and introduced them to other muslims who would help the hijackers obtain government i.d.'s and enroll in english classes and flight schools. there's no evidence that bayoumi or thumairy knew what the future hijackers were up to, and it is possible that they were just trying to help fellow muslims. but the very day bayoumi welcomed the hijackers to san diego, there were four calls between his cell phone and the imam at a san diego mosque, anwar al aulaqi, a name that should sound familiar. >> anwar al-aulaqi: america cannot and will not win! >> kroft: the american-born aulaqi would be infamous a decade later, as al qaeda's chief propagandist and top operative in yemen until he was taken out by a c.i.a. drone. but in january 2001, a year after becoming the hijackers' spiritual advisor, he left san diego for falls church, virginia. months later, hazmi, mihdhar and three more hijackers would jo

you deserve it, san diego. you deserve it. >> the chargers need 67,000 signatures to get an initiative on the november ballot. >> makes sense. right? so let's get it done. i hope i am still around to play in it. >> the proposal comes with a convention center and a new stadium. nfl commissioner roger goodel says it would be a great site for a super bowl. >> this is a great day. you see the passion of the fans. how important it is to them. it is our job to find a solution. >> reporter: chargers karim overwhelm -- chairman overwhelmed by the turn out. >> i still do. i always have. we are committed to follow it through. i am optimistic. overwhelmed today. and encouraged. but we have a ways to go. >> reporter: it would raise the hotel room tax to 16.5%. and the naming rights go to the owners and not the city and that has her crying foul. >> i think it is troubling that we are as taxpayers going to pay that much money and we aren't getting what we would like. >> reporter: what is not going away -- [ indiscernible ] >

diego and grace harbor that is a natural fit for the poster of san francisco another pier 80 it is a small affair that is a sea mexico units on both coasts starting to come alive on vessels versus historically have been purely rail moves our motto for success is really based on the services for the diverse cargos not only audible potential but other real cargos whether heavy machinery or high and wide rolling stock and cargos enforced and exported to pier 80 in san francisco we need to renovate, upgrade the dpfrd items and invest in assembly and manufacture and car wash and repair facilities and quality inspections to handle the recall you hear about and serious lighting and urban designs to replicate what they expect a plant like operation at the ports along with that as we hopefully are successful in short order bring a tremors amount of community benefits with increased port revenues and union jobs with great benefits and family sustaining wages we offer technical training a low barrier to be an employee of those operations high school degree and minimal requirements valid driver'

diego. luego de varios meses de investigaciÓn, el tÚnel fue encontrado en este lo te comercial. escondido en medio de decenas de plataformas de madera. en este video se ve la dificultad de un agente para descender por el estrecho pasadizo y al llegar al fondo se encuentra con una estructura para tras porte de drogas. >>> el tÚnel tenÍa un sistema de rieles, tenÍa electricidad, y tenÍa un elevador para bajar perbs y drogas. >>> segÚn la investigaciÓn, oficiales vieron un camiÓn traer hasta aquÍ un contenedor con desperdicios de madera que pusieron justo encima de la boca del tÚnel luego el contenedor fue transportado a otro lugar. donde los sospechosos sacaron su contenido para meterlo en otro camiÓn de carga. >>> casi mÁs de una tonelada de cocaÍna que es algo que no se habÍa visto aquÍ en san diego. >>> lo que segÚn explica, indica que la droga proviene de carteles sudamericanos. >>> el golpe que vemos aquÍ. es que se vio que la confianza que este cartel estÁ moviendo coc

diego.>> and as a san diego native, i would agree with them. if they were allowed to move to san diego, that would open the door for the raiders to move to las vegas.>>> the los angeles lakers have fired their head coach byron scott, and he lasted a few seasons, and the lakers finished with the worst record of the season. and mentioning a few candidates for the job, and walton has been mentioned and also possibly the coast for the kings, a lot of people want him. >>> and the marlins beat the giants yesterday, and in the eighth inning, the marlins get the tie-breaking home run, and coming to the park tonight for the first game of a three-game series. >>> the a's heading to detroit after dropping two of the three to the blue jays. in toronto had the 6-1 lead in the third inning, and the a's scored two more runs but cannot get the offense going anymore. in the a's have lost two straight on the road, but after winning the first six. >>> and the lpga classic, the wind as you can see were whipping and daly city yesterday. and nomura wins the tourname

diego and grace harbor that is a natural fit for the poster of san francisco another pier 80 it is a small affair that is a sea mexico units on both coasts starting to come alive on vessels versus historically have been purely rail moves our motto for success is really based on the services for the diverse cargos not only audible potential but other real cargos whether heavy machinery or high and wide rolling stock and cargos enforced and exported to pier 80 in san francisco we need to renovate, upgrade the dpfrd items and invest in assembly and manufacture and car wash and repair facilities and quality inspections to handle the recall you hear about and serious lighting and urban designs to replicate what they expect a plant like operation at the ports along with that as we hopefully are successful in short order bring a tremors amount of community benefits with increased port revenues and union jobs with great benefits and family sustaining wages we offer technical training a low barrier to be an employee of those operations high school degree and minimal requirements valid driver'

she reasonable moved in with a friend in san diego, where living costs are cheaper. he found housing through the va. and millenda escobar, who we met with her four kids got approved for government subsidized housing a few months later. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >> albuquerque. >> the initial call out to the police came out talking about a suspicious man who is legally. >> the man was 38-year-old, he was homeless and mentally ill. one of the officers on the scene was detective keith sandy, he

a cruise ship coming in too fast in san diego. slams right into a pier. see what people and passengers say about those terrifying moments coming up next in a live report. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. i would kill for something sweet. wanna split that? no...soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. with 150 calories each, try our new rich & creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. >>> good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon on this tuesday. april fool's day. it's friday. >> that's the second time she has gotten us today, kari. >> she didn't get me. i knew for sure it wasn't tuesday, but the long week. we're going to have some great weather today. i mean, take a look at this shot we start out with mostly clear skies and we do have some clouds and some patchy fog in spots. it is chilly,

she reasonable moved in with a friend in san diego, where living costs are cheaper. he found housing through the va. and millenda escobar, who we met with her four kids got approved for government subsidized housing a few months later. i'm ali velshi, thank you for >> al jazeera america, proud of telling historic and personal stories of the lgtb community. >> how did stonewall transform the gay rights movement? >> it gave us courage to go on. >> the gay community in particular was being portrayed incredibly negatively. >> a lot of people's lives have been put on hold. >> we're prepared for the fight that we know we're facing. >> twenty-one people were killed, nearly all of them transgender women of color. >> we have a reason to wake up and live just like everybody else. >> it's easy to demonize something that you don't know. >> they forget that you're human and everyone deserves some respect. >> one woman, one man! >> marriage is a civil right! >> if they redefine marriage, what is it to be? >> they are pushing social change on some people who are still very resistan

of san diego. andrea fiji reports. >> it looked like he was trying to land, then he smacked the road. he had no power to land.>> reporter: bill sinclair is a marine but nothing prepared him for what he saw on the 15 freeway after 9 am. he watched as the single engine to see lane came down hard, unintentionally and violently joining morning traffic for slamming into an suv.>> me and two other people were trying to get the doors of the plane open to get the pilot out. >> reporter: the chp says the driver of a nissan, 43-year-old aaron mikan got told them people over to sink is bluetooth when the small plane came in hot. witnesses said they could see the plane having problems, swinging back and forth over the freeway. it appears the pilot was not able to deploy landing gear before touching down. >> i can only imagine what it's like to be traveling on the freeway and see a plane make an emergency landing. there is not a whole lot of suggestions you can get.>> the impact crushed and killed a 38- year-ol

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kind of a wild one against the san diego padres as they polish off a 3-game sweep against san diego. his bat comes to life, 2-run single. he has knocked in five runs on the season. the giants with 16 hits, brandon had three of them including 5rbis as he drills a shot here that will fetch a couple of runs and the giants 16 hits on the day and a 3-game sweep of the san diego padres. the score 13-9. not exactly what you would expect with jeff pitching. meanwhile, really not what would you expect with sunny gray working for the oakland as. the as ace was beat up a little bit tonight by the detroit tigers back in michigan as he lasts only two innings. martinez takes him deep, a three-run shot and the as are trailing in this ball game right now 8-3 in the 7th inning. so right now, we've got the as on the shortened, the giants have collected their victory and tonight, the golden state warriors hoping, of course, to end the houston rockets season and move on to round two against either the clippers or the portland trail blazers. that's the sporting life for right now as we approach right abo

within hours the food is delivered to food banks and agencies like san diego rescue mission. there the yogurt parfait may go into lunch bags for children or be served along with starbuck's breakfast sandwiches on the food line. >> it is something that they couldn't afford and we are able to provide it. through programs like this, with starbuck ear. making a real difference in their lives. >> starbuck's plans to donate 5 million meals to individuals and families in need this year and helps to extend the program to all of its 7,600 company operated stores in the u.s. over the next 12 months. >> should be bigger than starbuck's. should be other companies that use our blueprint and are able to donate the food they might not be donating to day. >> if other companies emulate this, think of the exponential impact it will make around the country. if we could move the needle just a little bit. we're going to make a real difference in fighting hunger. >> john blackstone, san diego. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> finally this morning, a dog treat company in new york

at this point, investigated by the port of san diego. send it back to you guys over there. >> thank you very much. >>> north korea has fired a short-range missile into the sea just hours after the u.s. and world leaders pledged to prevent north korea from advancing its weapons program. that missile was fire under to the waters off north korea's east coast. north korea is providing no further details. the missile is latest in a series of weapons launches by the north recently. meanwhile, though, in d.c., a nuclear safety summit hosted by president obama continues today. >>> decision 2016. and gop frontrunner donald trump struggling to regain his footing after another verbal stumble. his competitors are trying to capitalize. trump right now in trouble with female voters over what he calls a misstatement about abortion and punishment. since that statement that he made, he's now turning his focus on to uniting within his party. trump also met with his foreign policy advisors yesterday sticking with his stance on nuclear weapons. his advisors

she reasonable moved in with a friend in san diego, where living costs are cheaper. he found housing through the va. and millenda escobar, who we met with her four kids got approved for government subsidized housing a few months later. i'm ali velshi, thank you for >> al jazeera america, proud to give voice to the voiceless. >> we are creating a class of adults exposed to mediocre education. >> there's bad people out there in these sports. >> we call chicago "chiraq" because we have more killers than iraq. >> in order to save my children, i had to try to save everyone else's. >> i had to encourage them... to tell them, there's a better way. >> i have to do my one hundred percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >> you have kids here who've killed someone? >> yes we do. >> my homie got shot five times. >> have you ever seen anybody get shot? >> highlighting threats to children around the world. >> it's very difficult for us. we don't have clothes, we don't have food. >> in terms of child labor, myanmar is ranked one of the worst in the world. >> do y

i love san diego. i was speaking at the university of california san diego, the nazarene college is up the road. i was speaking at nazarene college years ago, i was in an amphitheater, natural amphitheater and the students were on a hill and the ocean was behind them and i am standing and talking to all the students, there are 300 of them going like this. looking over my head. next thing i know three people glide over ten feet over my head in kites. only in san diego would that happen. it wasn't like there is charlie. keep talking. anyway, megan is an emt and is on the front line to care for victims, she sees the look of fear in the eyes, the damage that has been done. it is hard. not easy. when you see it, the compassion and empathy, the campus sexual assault policies all across the country and your intent is to hold schools accountable by making sure they have certain basic standards, thank you for what you are doing, thank you for what you are doing. men who have been leading the way getting men inv

>>s a reporter for the san diego tribune, kelly thornton s aware of him. >> he was very wellnownn the community and thought to be by some a saudi y, spying on other saudis for the federal vernment and oftenad a video camera. >> he w collecting a salary of a ghostmployee of a subsidiary for a saudi aviation company. then this sty. >> when he com up from sanan diego athe requestf the cons ul for polical and cultural affas in the saudi consulate in los angeles, we don't know what happened inhe one-hour meeting that the had. as soon as the meeting was over biumumi and hisriver went to a specific restaurant a ended up at a table next tthe t hijacks which led to him asking if they would be interested in relocating fro los anles to s diegohich ey agreed to do. >> how likely is it t that somee will have a a chance meeting wi two hijacker here were 134 middleastern restauras in los angeles in january of 2000. we had a statistian do a probabilityt four people would end up at the samee place at t same time. and iwas in the more than 5 milliono one tegory. >> 5 million to on >> yeah. >> remeer, t

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. >>> next tonight, to the slow motion horror playing out on a so san diego san diego dock. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: as the ship plows towards the dock, you hear a man joke. >> park it anywhere! >> reporter: those horns, sounding a mere 12 seconds before impact. watch again. the bystanders scatter as the adventure hornblower steams towards them. >> another guy starting saying, "we got to move. we got to move. it's coming in hot." >> reporter: and that elderly lady in red. her escape, painfully slow. those two men jumping in to help as the 150-foot-long whale-watching ship just misses her. the 144 people aboard jolted. >> these guys were all standing right beside the captain and they said she was -- she "i can't get it out of gear! i can't get it out of gear!" >> reporter: san diego fire department said seven were injured and three transported to the hospital. tonight, hornblower cruises telling abc news they're investigating and to say more would be guessing. the company also tells us its first priority is customer safety, but shockingly, david, this is the third inc

there is rain in san diego. 50s and 60s on your temps. the lows are up, but the breeze is really cranked up. the delta breeze around tiburon. i have seen good gusts about 25 miles per hour. sausalito as well. a cloudy/mostly cloudy day. windy parts of the coast. 20-degree drop coast and bay and translates to 60s and 70s. >> sal, what do you have for us, sir? getting crowded? >> yes, steve, we have crowded conditions. we are also going to developing news out of anitoch this morning. brian flores is on the scene of a serious crash. we are hearing this could be a deadly crash. what can you tell us, brian? >> reporter: right, sal. good morning. we are hearing those reports as well. still working to confirm those details. it appears likely that this may be a fatal crash. i want to set the scene here on hillcrest avenue in anitoch. police are here. they have blocked off a portion of hillcrest avenue here from laurel road all the way to country hills drive because of this very serious injury crash that happened in the early morning hours. want t

. >> it is a home opener against the san diego padres, the us navy parachute team spent part of this weekend preparing for their performance today. "eyewitness news" was there as the leap frogs practiced jumping into citizens bank park, they'll do it for real today around 3:00 our pat gallen is at the ballpark, he will's introduce us to some of the new faces at the team beginning at 5:00. looking forward to it. well, still ahead this morning, melt down at the masters. more on jordan spieth's performance. >> also ahead, talk about a grand interest. the rock, and kevin hart, host the m tv movie awards, tonight's biggest winners still ahead. >> live look at center city where the rain is falling this morning, katie has the file east forecast for today's home opener. we'll be right back. katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to f

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you were just down in san diego. how does this compare to san diego? >> it's pretty amazing. it's pretty close. i thought san diego was paradise and couldn't believe the weather up here. >> the breeze, you know, it's a great awesome day. feels like i'm in southern california. >> reporter: what is your boss cool with you taking the day off? >> he said, man, i wish i was there with you. he is in boston right now. >> reporter: boston, much more cooler than here. now, over on the south side of ocean beach it's hard to imagine a couple of months ago this area was hit hard by storms. now we just see the aftermath of el nino's next. the beach is much more narrow and rocky t i can tell ya, it's not keeping people away. but keep in mind, it won't be like tomorrow. we are expecting a dramatic temperature drop. so if you want to head to the beach, today's the day to do it. reporting live from ocean beach, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> not all fun and games. an armed robbery suspect has tatoos that stick out and pleasantville police hope that will help them make a quick arrest. charles just

navy ships were located in san diego, san francisco, but san pedro bay also that a huge contingent of naval ships and that meant a need for fuel and oil and repair facilities. the navy comes to our area. ofld war i created a sense the u.s. being global nation and being interested in global affairs. 1921,il was discovered in it came together. this is signal hill. oil wasl show you how almost overnight becoming a major ingredient in the development and growth of city. this will get us on our way. the interesting thing about this signal hill strike is that before this happened, signal hill was an agricultural community. a very small community, a few hundred people, many of humor japanese-american farmers who leased land from rich companies have grew cucumbers, blackberries, flowers and when the oil came, does people were overwhelmed. he lost everything. as you can imagine, laxronmental protection was . . oil companies would come, open a well come and get as much oil as they possibly could. and have very little concern about environmental issues. waste oil would run down the street into l

diego. on his last day in office, governor schwarzenegger reduced his sentence. >> we were sad there wasn't anything we could have done. >> nunoz's father knew governor schwarzenegger. >>> currently, the state gives new parents 55% of pay for up to six weeks. new legislation would increase that pay to 60 and 70% based on income levels. the legislation expected to take effect in 2018. >>> all the candidates except ted cruz will be holding event ms. -- events in new york today. it's heating up with the primary in the empire state just eight days away. >> reporter: donald trump said something is wrong with the way republicans choose their presidential nominee. >> we have a corrupt system. it's not right. we're supposed to be a democracy. >> reporter: trump's campaign said that ted cruz is using underhanded methods to pick up delegates loyal to the texas senator. cruz's campaign call this -- calls this a lie. >> it seems there is talk about making america great again but do you understand the pr

unidos, los extremos aparecen en tijuana y al sur de san diego, el hallazgo tuvo lugar en un m almacÉn de lado u estadounidense, las autoridades confiscaron varias toneladas de marihuana y cocaÍna y arrestaron a 6 sospechoso >>> el estado de nebraska ofrecerÁ licencia de trabajos a miles de migrantes que entraron al paÍs de forma ilegal siendo niÑos. los migrantes podrÁn optar por unas 170 licencias con apoyo en salud y educaciÓn, esto despuÉs que legisladores anularon el veto, la nueva ley ampara a los migrantes que recibieron estatus legal bajo acciÓn diferida del presidente obama el 2012. >>> la fiscalÍa de mi chicano p gan pmichigan presentaron qu querella por negar tratamiento quÍmico que puedo prevenir la contaminaciÓn de las tuberÍas, el otro acusado un supervisor de la planta por alterar el resultado de las pruebas >>> millones de personas en estados unidos, respiramos un aire malo para la salud eso asegura informe de la asociaciÓn estadounidense del tupulmÓn, el informe revela que en varias ciudades del paÍs se registran niveles alarmantes de contÓ smi naci con

. >>> moreno naciÓ en san diego y cuando tenÍa 12 aÑos su madre fue deportada en mÉxico. >> y luego regresamos a la mayorÍa de edad. >>> aunque su intenciÓn era alejarse de las malas influencias en mÉxico, al poco tiempo cayÓ en la tentacion de obtener dinero fÁcil. >>> habÍan cosas ilegales. >>> no quiero detalles. >>> durante los prÓximos 3 aÑos estarÍa preso entre ellos vender partes de autos robados. >>> en agosto del 2015 un ex alumno una instituciÓn de segundas oportunidades. >>> lo invitÓ a conocer la escuela en donde el 20% de los estudiantes son ex convictos. >>> para jÓvenes de 18-26 aÑos, que quieren preparaciÓn, que quieren educaciÓn, y quieren mejorar su vida. >>> es la directora del servicio escolar. >>> ofrecemos trabajo pagado, 2 dÍas a la escuela y 3 dias en la comunidad, tenemos proyectos de construcciÓn, reciclaje, enseÑarle a los estudiantes que hay beneficios que hay puertas que se les pueden abrir. >>> hoy dÍa moreno canaliza el conocimiento de autos adquiridos para hacer el bien. >>> escoger las llantas buenas. los que tenemos las vamos a estar en pavi

.>>> and this san diego zoo is welcoming a new baby rhinoceros, and the whites rhinoceros was born over the weekend, and this is significant because it could be linked to a change in diet for the southern white rhinos. they were puzzled because the southern white rhinos in the zoos produce left off and then the counterparts in the wild. >> we are very excited because holli has not had a calf before and so this is very valuable to the population. >> they will likely named the baby rhino in the coming days.>>> and in san diego that sea lion five -- pup, heading back to the wild. she was injured and mound nurse, and the rescue team named her marina and nursed her back to health, and she is heading back into the water.>> the odds were against marina surviving, but she has a spicy attitude, and they don't all survived. she was a great animal to rehabilitate, and she was catching on quickly and moved through the process like a superstar.>> they are seeing an unusually high number of stranded and emaciated sea lions due to el nino, and so far they have rescued 300 and usually there are 200 in

>> lilt drizzle, hopefully clears out for 3:00 #, a the phillies open things up against the san diego padres, coming up, all of the fun stuff coming up at the ballpark, some eats down here. >> also this morning, what police hope to learn today as they investigate the sudden death of a local college student. >> today is monday april the 11, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> headed down to the ballpark today, katie, we all want to know, will i need a poncho? for first game today. >> i don't think do you have dawn the giant garbage bag style poncho. i don't think it will be an option. >> i know, something that looks little cuter than that, right? >> but, that said, dow think that we are at least going to start to dry things out, thank goodness in time for first pitch. we will talk much more about that throughout the course of the show here, but taking a look at the nice wide zoom, from across the river, at palmyra cove nature park it, doesn't look all that wet, you can tell it looks dreary. do you have that cloud cover overhead. we do obviously have wet wet their we are tracking, as well

the then san diego padres get batting practice and padres took some batting practice shut out in the first three games of the season and then part of their fourth game they set a all time railroaded to start a season scoreless but then they scored 29 runs in the next two games. they are two-four. this will be an interesting game. both teams starting to play well after starting the season zero and three. new lets she you another team that did pretty well yesterday despite strong wind and cold weather. this is navy leap frogs. they have made appearances before and they are making another return appearance. also from san diego coincidently like the padres, all they they say they are not rooting for padres but they came in yesterday to do a test drop out of the the plane, as they dropped off first pitch of the season. >> jumping out, 30 degrees, plane is 140, little chilly but definitely worth coming to philadelphia to jumping in the stadium. >> it was awesome being able to see philadelphia from downtown above the sky it is majestic. it is honor to do this for the navy, home owner for ph

a live shot and you notice how it looks like san diego and sort of like dallas. tropical moisture from the south and unusual pattern in that. they usually come from the west and move to the east. this system is coming from the east and moving to the west. you see it here outside. tonight at 10:00 we are expecting -- this is the model, expecting showers to fill in here and by two to four a.m. we got a pretty good chance for moderate rainfall and a thundershower. the showers continue as we move to the bay area and we will talk about that after i see you after the break. >> the wet weather making for slick roads and a slow commute. want to give you a live look at the traffic map. the dotted lines is where it is slow going and the square icons where accidents have been reported. berkeley nearby the ashley and university exits where it is slow going in both directions. let's check out the conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza slow going on this evening. be sure to download the free ktvu weather app and we are posting updates on twitter and instagram. >>> documents d

officials say six people were arrested in san diego on friday. still to come at five. a big change coming to the 20 dollar bill and next. targeting cars. on wall street. the markets finished with modest gains. and the nasdaq climbed seven a warning from the f-b-i tonight. the feds say hackers can tap them over. and here's the scary part. it can happen even while you're keep your family safe. >> reporter:imagine driving down the road -- and suddenly losing control. : "guys i'm stuck on the highway." the accelerator -- useless the radio -- deafening. and the windshield wipers -- going haywire. : "the air conditioning is blasting, the music is blasting." all because of hackers. : "so we are killing the engine right now" in an experiment with wired magazine -- hackers take control of a jeep cherokee -- an internet connected car. using the computer connected to the internet inside the car -- hackers 10 miles away were able to control and even shut down the jeep. ultimately -- the car's manufacturer issued a recall to fix some of the problems the hacke

his campaign says the events will take place in orange county and san diego. >>> two people are dead after a shooting at a u.s. military base in texas. the bodies were found this morning inside a room at joint base san antonio lackland. investigators believe it's a murder-suicide. but as a precaution, they are searching other parts of the building and nearby facilities. >>> in washington state, the search continues for a violent ex-felon who escaped from a psychiatric hospital. investigators say anthony garver may be in the spokane area. he was charged with torturing and murdering a woman in 2013 but was later found not competent to stand trial. garver and another man escaped through a window from a hospital in lakewood on wednesday. the other man was recaptured. >>> the state department confirms a u.s. citizen has been freed by syrian authorities. 33-year-old kevin patrick dodds is a freelance photographer from san diego. officials say dodds was abducted after traveling to syria in 2012. the "washington post" quoted fbi officials as saying he was taken after crossing into syria from

diego, san diego is writ looks like it happened. this is devastating. and why were we in such a rush to get these people out of the united states after 9/11? that's all in the piece. people should read it. it's complicated but worth reading. if we're engaged in this cover-up, this goes back many, many years. >> we have less man a minute left the your thoughts about the saudi role in 9/11 and what -- it's a complicated issue. what should the u.s. do? what should the administration do? >> the united states should release this information as the 9/11 commission unanimously requested that they release it. when the investigations into 9/11 began, the primary question is was it just a weird coincidence, 15 of 19 hijackers were from saudi arabia? the answer is, of course not. first by funding the radical islamic clear out of los angeles saudi consulate, they were helping the hijackers. >> it will be interesting to see what come up in the president's trip this week. thank you, panel. see you next sunday. >>> up next, our power player of the

we're going to make a real difference in fighting hunger. >> john blackstone, san diego. be right back. >>> finally this morning, a dog treat company in new york is putting their money where their mouth is. susan spencer explains in a story for "sunday morning." >> can i have a smore? >> here are ordinary folks at work having an ordinary lunch. hardly. yes, those are dog biscuits. >> my current favorite. >> reporter: i am watching this and thinking these people are eating dog biscuits. acting look this is a natural, normal thing to do. >> it is in this office. >> reporter: the office is bocce's bakery, where employees are expected to test the product themselves before fido gets his little paws on it. you have a team of people who taste this stuff? >> yeah. >> do we thing it s strange we are tasting dog treats? a little bit. for us it is not really dog food. we know where it comes from. >> originally it came from andrea tova's small kitchen in new york. since 2010 she and her sister have operated on a core belief. if people deserve all natural, no preservative, gourmet tre

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