how brock turner the all star swimmer here at stanford is an upstanding citizen. the defense strategy has been straightforward and that is the victim consented to the sex but was too drunk to remember. back in january 2015 two good samaritans told the judge they saw turner behind the kappa alpha fraternity house thrusting his body against another person who wasn't moving. they shouted, what the blank are you doing. she is unconscious! that's when turner ran. but he tripped and was held down until police arrived. turner on the other hand said the victim agreed to go back to his dorm room when she tripped and brought him down with her as they laughed. turner testified the two began kissing and he claims she consented to go further. that's when he says his thrusting motions made him feel nauseous and he got up to avoid throwing up on her. his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit at the time. he said he ran away from the good samaritans because he was scared and confused. during cross-examination the prosecution questioned turner, why he never told detectives the whole falling down story that she consented and how was he able to remember all these details more than a year later despite being so drunk at the time? among other things he is charged with assault with intent to commit rape. if convicted, he faces up to 22 years in prison. live at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. other news this morning. four months after this video of alameda county sheriff's deputies beating stanislaus petrov in an alley in the mission we are finally getting a look at what the deputies involved said happened. they say it began on foothill boulevard in castro valley with petrov ramming a patrol car with his stolen car and then continuing to san francisco ending up on stevenson. on page 39 of the report a deputy said, i believed he was going to assault another deputy or possibly pull a gun and shoot me or another deputy. san francisco public defender jeff adachi released the video and said the claim doesn't fit with the video. >> all 11 deputies were wearing body cameras. not one had his body camera on. that wasn't a mere coincidence. >> a sheriff's department spokesman said, all members of the sheriff's department are held accountable for their actions. if any deputy is found to be lying on a police report, he or she will be disciplined by sheriff ahern per his policy. petrov did have five outstanding warrants and a long rap sheet at the time. incident. we reached out to the d.a. about the case, they say it's still under investigation. new this morning, at least one person is dead after gunfire erupted in east oakland. it happened late last night in front of a store on 105th avenue. police found one person dead there and they say at least two others went to a hospital and police have not yet said how badly they were injured. thanks to quick thinking four people survived a crash at the san jose airport. the plane began to experience problems shortly after -- i should say the airplane began to experience problems shortly after take-off yesterday. there was a problem with the landing gear. the plane it taken off from san jose going to seattle. so the pilot circled the airport a few times to burn off fuel and then began to pull the plane back on to the ground. the plane skidded on its belly to a stop. >> he was able to make the proper adjustments so that he was able to land the plane on its belly. obviously not going in head first or tail in. that definitely facilitated the survivors. >> they were checked out, no one was taken to the hospital. the plane is registered to a san jose company monolithic power systems. the company did not respond to our calls for more information. two people from the u.s. are dead in belgium. sascha and alex pinczowski were siblings who lived in new york. brussels authorities are holding six people after raids last night in brussels. a manhunt continues for an airport attacker recorded on surveillance video. meanwhile u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in belgium, at the brussels airport still closed to the public. it will take time and effort, he says, to root out these terrorists. >> it's going to take some time and patience and per assist extent. it will require resources and commitment and cooperation across many cultures and beliefs. >> during his visit, kerry will take part in counter-terrorism talks with the european union and belgian officials and pay his respects to the victims of this week's attacks. five minutes after 5:00 on this friday morning. we are going to get a look at traffic and weather. i'm going to get a look at weather and traffic. gianna, how are you? >> welcome. >> we are glad to be here this friday morning. >> new to everybody but thank god we have one familiar face. >> this guy doing the weather and anchoring the show this morning. >> we have the bay bridge there on view this morning. 52 degrees at concord. oakland has 53. livermore 51. santa rosa 45. there's some patchy fog out there this morning that gianna may be rhapsodizing about a little later but in the meantime slow it down a little bit. in the headlines we have partly cloudy skies. a little bit of fog. sun and clouds mixed today. it will be mild. dry weather this weekend. there are changes coming by midweek. in the meantime today santa rosa 72. 66 in san francisco. 71 in livermore. 70 at san jose. 62 at pacifica. we'll get the extended forecast and look at all this in microscopic detail but first the road ahead with gianna. >> good morning. the roads not too bad at all. in fact here's a look at the bay bridge. right now traffic is moving right along. it is a getaway friday though. a lot of people getting spring break vacations this week. we have easter also on sunday. so you might see traffic really build up later on this evening especially for folks trying to get out of town but right now enjoy it. we have a couple of cars in the cash lanes but overall quiet out of oakland into san francisco. northbound 680 at andrade word of a broken-down vehicle stuck in lanes not causing too many problems traffic light as you work your way through 680. back to you guys. today is going to be the first time in a long time the commercial fishermen in the bay area will be able to set their traps. this comes after the dungeness crab season was canceled and a state of emergency was declared. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward in pacifica this friday morning with more on the restart of the season. hey, jackie. >> reporter: hey there! not so fast! a major detail has yet to be decided and it may be days before it's even settled. we are talking about the wholesale price of the crab. so yes, season starts at 6:01 today but the price still needs to be negotiated and that will happen after fishing representatives test the crab and sample them for quality. so while the official crab season starts at 6:01 a lot of fisherman will be keeping their crab pots out. >> if we haven't gone through enough problems over the last few months and financial disasters, we have a price issue because most of the big buyers have not set a price yet and we can't go fishing without a price. >> reporter: if any fishermen choose to go out, the u.s. coast guard warns of high winds that will be sticking around the coast in the bay area this weekend because they are nervous of eager fishermen overloading their boats with pots that may lead to capsizing or sinking. jackie ward, kpix 5. [ inaudible ] [ extremely poor microphone ] >> -- helping people find permanent housing. yesterday that plan cleared a board of supervisors committee and 8 supervisors are supporting it. that means it has the possibility of overriding a veto by mayor lee. city leaders in santa clara have accepted the resignation of their city manager. julio fuentes is stepping down after mayor jamie matthews stepped down. he resigned right after the santa clara hosted the super bowl. fuentes reportedly got into a conflict with at least one member of the city council over a review of his job performance. yesterday, the council appointed an assistant city manager as a temporary replacement. after several recent high- profile allegations of sexual misconduct, uc-berkeley introduced policies aimed at stopping the problem. in a letter to berkeley students, chancellor nicholas dirks announced the university will form a new task force on sexual violence. they will also begin educational seminars to raise awareness about sexual abuse and double the number of campus counselors focused on sexual assault and violence. >> initiatives are designed to truly make a meaningful impact when it comes to addressing sexual harassment and sexual violence on campus. >> if they keep covering it up, adding more people won't make a difference. >> they are facing two federal complaints and a civil lawsuits over its handling of sexual abuse cases. this month the dean of the law school stepped down after admitting he sexually harassed his executive assistant the new policies could take effect next month. new video shows the moment a train crashed into a semi causing a massive explosion. it happened thursday in minnesota. the truck was carrying 10,000 gallons of propane. the small town was evacuated while crews worked to let the fire burn out. the town has about 200 residents. >> we were scared. i'm glad my family is okay. law enforcement are doing a good job. >> two crew members from the train were taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. the semi truck driver was not hurt. now 11 minutes after 5:00. the republican race for the white house continues to get personal. the war of words between trump and cruz. >> and the 6-year-old california girl with moves like an nba player. she shares her dreams coming up next. >> and the all-important weekend weather forecast. looks good as we look toward the bay bridge. we'll have is that in a minute. causing problems in minnesot the calendar says it's spring but it looks like winter in parts of the u.s. snow and ice are causing problems in minnesota, wisconsin and iowa. in colorado, denver international airport is back open after a snowstorm left a lot of travelers stranded. >> same clothes, everything, like ugh! can't wait to take a shower. >> meanwhile, heavy winds have been fanning the flames of large wildfires in kansas and oklahoma. presidential race, the wharf word keeps escalating between the republican rivals donald trump and ted cruz, the war of words is escalating. don champion reports reporter: the feud between ted cruz and donald trump kansas getting uglier. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> reporter: cruz fired back at trump thursday after the billionaire retweeted a picture insulting his wife's appearance. trump claims cruz started the fight when an anti-trump super pac posted a picture of his wife melania. on the democratic side, front- runner hillary clinton is focused on the general election. >> i look forward to, um, you know, debating him and trying to figure out where he stands on issues. >> reporter: on the campaign trail thursday her rival bernie sanders also turned his attention to trump. >> he will not become president because the american people understand that coming together as a people always trumps dividing us up. >> reporter: democrats hold caucuses in alaska, hawaii and washington this weekend. don champion, cbs news. >> the latest polls shows that trump has more support than cruz from women, who are republican primary voters, but overall, trump's favorability with women stands just at 19%. one of basketball's smallers fans, despite her small stature she has big dreams. she is 6 and lives in lancaster and playing basketball since she could stand. she has the work ethic of a champion says her mother doing 50 pushups before school every day. she knows why she loves the game. >> it makes me happy. michael jordan. kobe bryant. >> she is so popular on instagram she got the attention of espn and featured on top ten plays of the day. >> impressive. >> better than i could do. let's see if on this friday morning it is "friday light" out there. here's gianna. >> it is "friday light." [ no microphone ] ,,,, welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. good morning. welcome back. it's 5:19. our audio is working. let's check the roads. so far, so good. in fact, you want to skip the roads this morning and use mass transit. everything is right on time. no delays systemwide. ace train looks good. caltrain and muni metro. the one thing that's still in effect for bart they are still running shuttle trains between north concord and bay point. everything else is on time for bart this morning. okay. over to the freeways we go. here's a live look at conditions along the peninsula. 101 no delays right now. northbound 101, you're in luck. got early flight to catch at sfo you won't see any troubles this morning. in fact, most of the peninsula is off to a good start. in fact, we are in the green which means speeds are above 55 miles per hour this morning. here's a look at your drive time. north 101, 10 minutes 280 from 380 to the james lick freeway and no delays now eastbound 92 out of half moon bay. once you hit 280 over to 101, that's only a five-minute ride this morning. typical westbound 580 out of the altamont pass. mostly coming away from tracy making that connector from 205 over to 580. we are going to see a little yellow on the sensors until greenville so speeds around 40 miles per hour for the most part but it eases up nicely at the dublin interchange. a little foggy though making that connector to 680. let's check the bay bridge right now where traffic is moving along with no problems overall a few cars maybe about 15, 20 cars deep in some of the cash lanes. but still fairly quiet. no metering lights just yet only 18 minutes off the carquinez bridge to the maze. most of our bay area bridges same story. not seeing any troubles westbound 880 to 101. also looking good if you head across oakland. northbound 880, not a bad ride at all near the coliseum. southbound traffic is clear all the way into hayward. tonight we have the warriors taking on the mavericks at oracle arena at 7:30 so extra busy along 880. it is a getaway day as well so traffic will really start to build in those afternoon hours especially after 2:00. expect delays along the eastshore freeway and southbound 101 if you are heading towards southern california and highway 5, as well. all right. brian you're very busy this morning. >> that looks good on the roads. the weather is looking good, as well. some patchy fog out this morning but aside from that the numbers begin in the low 50s. for the most part, a few chillier locations. 48 san jose. san francisco right now at 52 degrees. high pressure builds over the west coast. that means warmer -- well, slightly warmer weather today and tomorrow. weekend looks dry and nice. low pressure will eventually begin to effect some changes on wednesday. between now and then it will be high and dry in the bay area. mixture of sun and clouds after patchy fog this morning. this weekend looks dry. more unsettled next week as low pressure comes in and cools things down and maybe a little bit of rain wednesday and thursday. we'll see. meantime, not a bad beach weekend actually. and if you head to the hills, 53 degrees tomorrow at tahoe. and a chance of snow and a mix of rain by late on sunday with temperatures then in the mid- 50s. that's tahoe. specifically, at alpine meadows new snow, no. but that's on a base of 96 to 152 inches of packed powder with 13 lifts today. sun and clouds at kirkwood same thing no new snow. snow base up to 109 inches with packed powder and 12 lifts operating. and at squaw valley it's looking nice. partly cloudy skies, base of up to 160 inches and 25 lifts still working at squaw valley on what is by now a little bit. nice. 72 in santa rosa. 72 for napa. the same at fairfield. closer to the east bayshore line upper 60s. 70 san jose today. 66 in the city. extended forecast calls for mighty nice through the weekend with finally some changes coming by wednesday and thursday weather we might get a little bit of rain. stay tuned. good morning, everyone. former sharks head coach todd mclellan was looking to deny the sharks a play-off spot at least for one night. his oilers hit the ice in san jose. fans barely time to find their seats when roman polack fires from palo alto! sharks up 1-0. the first of nine goals scored last night. second period game tied at three and the score. then the floodgates open. james reimer nightmare in the pipes for the sharks. oilers win 6-3. the sharks lose a chance to clinch a play-off spot. oregon head coach looking to lead the ducks to the final four for the first time in 77 years. first half ducks up 4. plumlee throws it down of. blue devils within two. second half ducks looking to make a run but bell with 13 points on the night. final minute ducks up 13. brooks from the corner. ducks defeat the blue devils 82- 68 so the pac-12 is still alive. they will face oklahoma in the elite eight. the cleveland browns have signed melissa caen to a two- year $15 million contract. there were reports around the nfl that the 49ers coach chip kelly was interested in signing griffin iii and the browns might want colin kaepernick. that move yesterday officially ends speculation and moves the 49ers one step closer to keeping colin kaepernick. who would have thought he might still be in a 49er uniform. we have march madness tonight on cbs. afterwards myself and dan belluomini will have all the post-game action. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. from the nba play of the day, chicago at new york, calderon with the rebound. derrick williams completes the alley-oop from new york which beat the bulls 106-94. commercial crab season starts today but don't expect many fishermen going out to sea. a major detail has yet to be negotiated. we'll let you know coming up. >> i'm kiet do live at stanford university talking about the sex assault trial involving all star swimmer. we have the details. ,, ,, i'm a customer relationship i'm roy gmanager.ith pg&e. anderson valley brewing company is definitely a leader in the adoption of energy efficiency. pg&e is a strong supporter of solar energy. we focus on helping our customers understand it and be able to apply it in the best way possible. not only is it good for the environment, it's good for the businesses' bottom line. these are our neighbors. these are the people that we work with. that matters to me. i have three children that are going to grow up here and i want them to be able to enjoy all the things that i was able to enjoy. together, we're building a better california. i just picked us up 2 breakfast croissants for $4, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up, and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. enjoy freshly cracked egg with ham and bacon. or sausage. two tasty croissants at an even tastier $4 price. it's a deal you'll devour. your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. a body found in a local canal. what we know about the investigation so far. >> we know the names of two americans killed in belgium an inside look at the devastating scene immediately after the bombs went off. >> and it is a get why way friday. if you are heading out of town, i'll have a complete look at the roads coming right up. >> good morning, it is friday, march 25. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm anne makovec. we are in for frank and michelle this morning. good news for crab lovers. the ban on dungeness crab is over. starting today, fishermen are allowed to release their crab traps. jackie ward live in pacifica now with more on the switch. jackie reporter: not so fast, anne. there's another delay to commercial crab season but this time it's not because of toxins. it's because of a wholesale price of the crab or lack thereof, i should say. and that price may not be determined for a few days. so the crab needs to be quality tested by fishing representatives, then the wholesale price can be negotiated. >> this never has happened here in california so we have no idea what to expect. this is all kind of a virgin territory for us. and that's why no one is really rushing into this. >> reporter: mother nature isn't helping matters either. the u.s. coast guard says there will be high winds off the coast of san francisco this weekend making boat stability a possible issue. so that's why coast guard officials are reminding fishermen to not overload their boats with crab pots. that way, they can prevent capsizing or even sinking. >> what kind of financial impacts are we hearing with the delayed season? they must have taken a hit. >> reporter: well, it is pretty significant, so usually a fisherman starts fishing in the fall. they wrap things up in february. so one fisherman we spoke to says he has lost upwards of $150,000 something you can't recoup from this season. in pacifica, jackie ward, kpix 5. time for a look at weather on this friday morning. the all-important weekend fork every forecast is looking good. beyonce will be performing at levi's stadium in may. wonder what they do with the stadium when they're not playing football? beyonce sings! 52 in concord and oakland, 53 livermore, 52 san francisco, san jose 49. patchy fog to start the day. a mixture of sun and clouds today but all in all pretty nice. temperatures in the low 70s in the warmer spots. it will be a dry weekend this weekend. not bad for beach weather in march. 66 the forecast in the city. 72 santa rosa. 72 napa. weekend looks dry. some changes coming next week which we'll document when we cover the forecast in greater detail. if you are heading towards the bay bridge, no metering lights. but we have a bit of a backup in the cash lanes. fastrak lanes moving along with no problems. so clear in some lanes as you head across oakland into san francisco across the upper deck so give yourself a few extra minutes. it is a getaway friday. we'll see extra busy conditions off the eastshore freeway. it will be in the eastbound direction mostly starting this afternoon around 2:00 as folks head out for the holiday weekend. we have easter on sunday plus spring break for students this week. taking a look at the eastshore freeway, this time on the westbound side so far we are seeing nice speeds no delays as you work your way from the carquinez bridge to the maze. we still have some roadwork clearing. westbound 24 between 580/980, two right lanes closed for half- hour more. and both directions of 580 between grand and broadway looks like they wrapped up the lane closures on the westbound side. eastbound still seeing some various lanes closed until 6:30. no delays though through there. minor accident reported two cars involved south 101 at marsh over to the right shoulder. troubling spot out of marin. south 101 at lucky drive blocking the off-ramp a car into the rail. no injuries but activity until it's cleared. the rest of the drive from 101 down into san francisco out of marin is quiet 14 minutes into san francisco this morning on the southbound side and not seeing any troubles out of south bay so far traffic light out of san jose especially along 101, guadalupe parkway and 280. highway 17 no problems both directions. drive times out the door, on 101, only 11 minutes from 280/680 to highway 237. i'll send it back to you. bart is hoping a newly formed special team will help find the cause of those mysterious power surges along the train tracks. the so-called tiger team will consist of outside experts as well as employees of bart. last week power surges between concord and pittsburg knocked 50 cars out of service. the same problem damaged 80 cars traveling through the transbay tube last month. >> there's a lot of moving parts with this, a lot of conflicting evidence, a lot of things make people say, what's going on? >> bart continues to run two shuttle trains during regular service hours between the north concord-martinez and pittsburg- bay point line. concord police are calling him a sexually violent rapist but a judge ordered his release from custody this week. robert bates has a history of sex crime convictions against children. a supreme court judge in contra costa county signed off on his conditional release. he is in supervised short term rehousing row load indicating every four days. coroners investigators trying to identify a man whose body was found in a canal. he was spotted yesterday in the contra costa county canal near elvis lane in bay point. a two-man dive team from the contra costa county sheriff's department recovered that body just before 3 p.m. the cause of death is unknown. that part of the canal is off limits to the public. testimony resumes today in the sexual assault trial of a former stanford university swimmer. kiet do reports. good morning. it was an emotional moment during this trial when the victim testified that he had a couple of drinks and then blacked out at a party and then woke up in the hospital with no memory whatsoever of meeting brock turner that all star swimmer here at stanford. the defense strategy has been straightforward and that is the victim consented to the sex but was too drunk to remember. back in january 2015 two good samaritans told the judge they saw turner behind the kappa alpha fraternity house thrusting his body against another person who wasn't moving. they shouted, what the blank are you doing. she is unconscious! that's when turner ran. but he tripped and was held down until police arrived. turner on the other hand said the victim agreed to go back to his dorm room when she tripped and brought him down with her as they laughed. turner testified the two began kissing and he claims she consented to go further. that's when he says his thrusting motions made him feel nauseous and he got up to avoid throwing up on her. his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit at the time. he said he ran away from the good samaritans because he was scared and confused. during cross-examination the prosecution questioned turner, why he never told detectives the whole falling down story that she consented and how was he able to remember all these details more than a year later despite being so drunk at the time? he said it's the only thing i have thought about all this time. if convicted, he faces up to 22 years in prison. live at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. a man is dead in sonoma county after getting pinned between a gate and a horse trailer. the highway patrol says the 77- year-old man left the pickup truck in reverse yesterday as he went to close a pasture gate. the truck was pulling a trailer with two horses in it at the time. a passerby found his body about 1 p.m. near dunbar road in kenwood. a brother and sister from the u.s. are now confirmed dead from this week's terror attacks in belgium. sascha and alex pinczowski were siblings that lived in new york. authorities in belgium are holding six people after raids last night in brussels. the search continues for one of the airport attackers who was recorded on surveillance video. meanwhile, u.s. secretary of state john kerry arrived in belgium today offering help to the country's leaders. >> mr. prime minister, your nation has suffered a cruel and unfair tragedy this week. people are hurt. but we are all of us going to help. no act of terror can undermine the foundation of our friendship or the values that define our alliance. >> kerry will take part in counter-terrorism talks with the european union and belgian officials. he will also pay respects to the victims of the attack. today a college student accused of rushing the stage at a donald trump rally is due in court. police say earlier this month, 22-year-old thomas jumped a barricade and moved toward the republican candidate at an airplane hangar in ohio. he is charge with he will legally entering a restricted area -- illegally enter a restricted jail. he could get a year in jail. the auto show starts today and as cbsmoneywatch reporter jill wagner says one of the cars on display can actually be unlocked and started with a smartphone. >> reporter: missy frazier always has her cell phone in hand. her car key? not so much. have you ever lost your car key? >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: how frustrating is that? >> very frustrating. >> reporter: with that in mind, volvo is making their physical keys digital. >> imagine being able to leave your key at home and still use your car. >> reporter: an app allows the car to sense your phone just like a wireless key fob. >> the lock unlocks the car start the car drive off. anything you need to do. >> reporter: volvo's jim nichols shows me how it works. >> as you approach it knows that you're close enough so you can just pull on the handle and have the door unlock. >> reporter: and it could start the car as well? >> absolutely. you just like with a regular key fob sit in the driver's seat turn the switch off you go. >> reporter: the app also allows users to send a digital key to friends and family who are borrowing the car. nichols says technology is a big selling point especially for young people and it's not just automakers who are taking notice. starwood hotels' new app lets users check in and open their hotel room door with their phones. other companies are creating wireless entry for homes. frazier likes the convenience but worries about the safety. he says it's more secure than the physical phone. >> if you lose your phone you can disable this. >> reporter: volvo's keyless cars are expected to hit the market next year. in new york, jill wagner cbs news. >> and if you are old school volvo says that drivers who prefer a physical key can still get one. she ended up on the front lawn of a couple in fremont. who was it? a little lost sea lion who has stolen the hearts of bay area residents. >> and let's take a live look at 880 in oakland this morning. i think. no. >> i would rather look at the sea lion. >> we'll look at 880 later and we'll be right back. ,,,, again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... as we look at the golden gate bridge operating proudly and boldly since may of 1927, it looks pretty good this morning. we'll have the complete forecast coming up in just a few minutes. the man dubbed the bearded bandit by the fbi was trying to ditch his beard when he was caught. this dashcam video shows him. he was captured after a drugstore stopper spotted him buying razors to shave his head and beard. he was wanted for 15 crimes including 11 robberies in several counties in northern california. he is suspected of hitting banks in fremont, dublin and gilroy among others. the robberies started more than a month ago. ellis is currently held at the martinez detention facility. the awesomely named joint powers authority that runs the oakland coliseum is expected to approve a lease an extension for the raiders this morning. that deal would need approval from the city council and alameda county supervisors for the one year deal. it would keep the raiders in oakland at least through the upcoming season with an option for up to two more years. a lot of good things happening for the warriors steph curry this season and now he is immortalized in wax. curry himself was on hand in oakland yesterday for the unveiling of the wax figure at the marriott citycenter hotel the likeness going on display at the madam toussaud museum in san francisco. curry says it brings back memories. it's funny story for me and my wife. our first date in l.a. we went to the museum on hollywood boulevard and that was one of our first experiences together walking through and taking pictures of all the wax figures in that museum. and now to have one of my own, um, is pretty special. >> his wife and children were there for the unveiling. you probably have heard of his oldest daughter riley. there she is holding the figure's arm for a photo session. she is so cute. here's the real and wax steph curry posted by the warriors on instagram. a seal pup who wandered far from the shores in good hands this morning. it ended up in the front yard at a home in fremont on osgood road. there he is now. it's quite a way from the bay. the homeowner says it's at least a few miles from the bay. >> we don't know where it came from. unbelievable. even officers told me when he got the call on the radio he thought they said navy seal. [ laughter ] >> and it was a baby seal. it turns out the pup nicknamed ossie how do they know it's not a harriet was already tagged. she is now resting at the tri- city animal shelter. vets will give her' check-up. why are they naming her ossie if it's a she? checking her out before releasing her into the wild. >> this is 2016. >> you can do whatever you want. two gender names. >> i have a friend whose daughter's middle name is james. >> you've proven your point. how's traffic? >> not too bad. fairly light. i'm going to focus on mass transit first. trains in effect north concord to bay point station for bart. so that's typical now. kind of the norm until they get that trick issue fixed. plan for that. light rail service suspended for this weekend. japantown and ayer stations, check the schedule before you use light rail for the next four days. everything else for mass transit is on time. caltrain, ace train, everything good. and the rest of bart is moving along no troubles this morning. metering lights are on but it is quiet. traffic is maybe backed up in the bay bridge mostly in the cash lanes beyond the first overpass. overall traffic looks pretty good on all approaches to the bay bridge. it is "friday light" through here. in fact, most of your delays today are going to be this afternoon. a lot of people head out of town for spring break. you have easter sunday this weekend so enjoy it while you can. if you can hit the roads early it is probably a good idea as opposed to this evening. last night significant delays at the bay bridge. they extended to 10, 11:00 last night. we are seeing extra volume on the northbound side of 880 as you work your way into downtown oakland. the good news though, our drive times are stil good. northbound 238 to the maze, 16 minutes. no troubles there. southbound not too bad. traffic still clear out of oakland into hayward. later on that will change. folks are heading to the warriors game as they host the mavericks tonight tip-off at 7:30 so busy along 880 near the coliseum tonight. try bart as an alternate. over to the south bay south 17 at lark an accident here. no blockages possibly on the shoulder not seeing any delays on 17. in fact most of the south bay still looking pretty good as you work your way on 101 and 280. if you have an early flight to catch at sfo no troubles as you work your way along 101 northbound clear all the way out of the south bay towards sfo. in fact, all the way into san francisco. we are not seeing any troubles right now. that's a look at your "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. a mix of fog, clear skies and cloud, the numbers right now 45 degrees in santa rosa. 50 fairfield, 49 san jose. looks like that high pressure that's abeam cabo san lucas is now going to build into the eastern pacific. and as it does, it will send a few clouds that we have up into oregon so that by saturday and sunday, it looks like a nice warm dry weekend. eventually the low takes over and that will introduce changes by wednesday or thursday. meantime, sun and clouds today. warmer. looks dry this weekend. and then more unsettled for next week. maybe a little bit of rain but not a lot. sunrise today 705 apple. tonight sunset at 7:27 p.m. as we get days getting longer and longer. daylight hours, days stay the same. high temperatures today will be in the upper 60s and low 70s in the south bay with plenty of sunshine and balmy readings. that hold true for the east bay, as well. 72 at antioch. brentwood 72. and in san ramon 68 degrees. up in the north bay today sunshine and 72 for santa rosa. by the shoreline, we'll be in the low 60s. upper 60s around southern marin. and in the extended forecast, next 4 or 5 days look nice. a few clouds from time to time. but temperatures will be in the low to mid-70s. warmest day will be on saturday. then we'll begin to cool down a little bit. watch what happens on wednesday and thursday. a chance of rain comes into the bay area. so enjoy the weekend. going to be a nice one. in fact, it being the weekend, we are always thinking what to do, what to do, what to do. >> if you don't have an easter egg hunt planned which some people do, looks like it will be gorgeous. but for the old school gamers in your life in alameda, high scores arcade is holding a classic arcade gaming tournament. centipede, donkey kong and tron for prize money. spectators can get in on the fun, too. it starts at 3 p.m. at the museum on park boulevard and goes all weekend. 10 minutes to six now on this friday morning. microsoft venture into the world of artificial intelligence and then pulled back. why their ai known as tay had to be deleted. ,,,,,,,,,,,, it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ it's easter weekend. partly cloudy and mild for sunday. that describes the entire weekend. tomorrow will be warmer. sunday a little cooler. but in general, it's going to be nice. thieves keep swiping a -- [ overlapping speakers ] . a look at the bay bridge. you have no delays. where did everybody go? it's clear. nice for a friday morning ride as you work your way out of oakland into san francisco. anne? >> thieves keep swiping a street sign near placerville. it's in camino and taken at least five times and there's a hole in the ground where the sign is supposed to be. some of the neighbors think the thieves may be amused by the name of the street which is glory hole drive. >> i think the, um, juveniles or young people think, well, that's a sexual connotation so they are going to, um, take the sign. who knows where it went. some kid got it in his bedroom or college dorm or i don't know. >> people who live in the area have trouble giving directions to guests when the sign is missing and it costs them $300 to replace it when it's stolen. if you can't wait to get your hands on the newest iphone, now you can. apple started accepting orders for the iphone se on wednesday. it has most of the features of the iphone 6s in a smaller package. the screen is 4." retail price is $399. appear logical ship out the new smartphones on thursday. less than 24 hours after it debuted, microsoft had to shut down its new artificial intelligence chat robot because twitter users taught it to be racist. microsoft says the bot named tay was built to speak like a teen girl so it learns from each conversation by emulating those who interact with it. some twitter troublemakers taught tay to tweet offensive racial slurs so microsoft deleted the account for now. they say they plan to make some adjustments and try again. it will soon be possible to get a starbucks pumpkin latte spice without even leaving home. they plan to launch a new line of k-cups featuring the popular flavor. the latte will include caramel, mocha and vanilla lattes and they will start selling them this summer with pumpkin spice latte becoming available in, when else, the fall. it is 4 minutes before 6:00. bay area deputies caught on camera beating a suspect, why critics say their explanation doesn't add up. >> reporter: in just about 5 minutes, fishermen will be allowed to drop crab pots into the water. the official start of crab season. but not as many fisher machine will be heading out as you may -- not as many fishermen will be heading out as you may think. we'll tell you why coming up next. there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. good morning, it is 6:00 on a friday. thanks for starting it with us. i'm anne makovec in for michelle this morning. >> i'm brian hackney. everybody is off today. >> bay area crab lovers have reason to celebrate. starting today, fishermen can finally set traps off the coast but kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is live in pacifica to explain why many fishermen have decided to stay on dry land. >> reporter: because of the lack of an established wholesale price for the crabs, some fishermen are going to be sitting tight for the next few days. as of 6:01 a.m., crabbers are now allowed to drop their crab pots into the water to catch dungeness crab but don't expect a mad rush. the crab needs to be tested for quality before a market price can be negotiated. that process may last into next week. on top of that, the u.s. coast guard is warning fishermen of the high winds expected this weekend. >> that's the huge deal. so going out with an overloaded condition especially in rough seas can result in serious consequences. you know, vessels can capsize, sink, people get thrown