we're just 13 hours away from the upper deck being shut down. let's go live to kron4. >>craig: this open space is going to become a detour lane. they will be keeping the eastern side under the bridge open all during this time. to the right, you can see the work they're going to be doing. for those driving in this direction, they will have to detour. caltrans is trying to get the word out as best they can. there are encouraging people to take the san mateo bridge, dumbarton bridge or using bart. all of these cars going here will stop at 8:00 p.m. tonight. >>darya: day shows this weekend because it is a good weekend traffic lights. a lot of people have monday off. today's commute looks very friday light. >>george: hardly anyone is showing up. there's very little traffic and we are incident free. your other options from the east bay are to take the san mateo bridge or the dumbarton. people who normally use these bridges want to bear in mind that there will be extra traffic. if this is a normal commute you may want to think about giving yourself ill little extra time. caltrans picked this week and because traffic is generally lighter. >>mark: the latest developments out of san joaquin county, a cadaver dogs will be brought out as early as today to continue the search for human remains. 1000 bone fragments have already been found in this well alone. >>mark: coming up, the history of the speed freak killers. more on them coming up at 7:30 a.m.. >>darya: the president is waking up in the bay area this morning after fund- raising in san francisco. he leaves at 9:00 a.m. for seattle. last night he spoke with a sold-out crowd at the masonic center, mostly about his accomplishments. the president raised more than $29 million for its campaign of last month, but not everyone at last night's event was in support of the president. one heckler tried to interrupt. >>darya: protesters had their signs out and had their signs out about what they wanted to protest. there were religious groups, medical marijuana supporters. with the president's departure this morning, again he is leaving at 9:00 p.m., there is the possibility of traffic problems. george will be along to take a look at how that might affect you. probably starting in the next hour, we could see some affect their. george will keep us twisted. >>george: here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. erica cotta has more. >>erica: fax live looks like we will see colder conditions as we head into the weekend. some locations will muzzy any 60s whatsoever. for today, mostly closing conditions. the sun will be making its comeback. it is a cold start to the morning with a couple occasions sitting in the 30's. as we head into the afternoon the clouds will roll in mixed with sunshine and temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. we have the potential for what weather as we headed to the overnight hours serious it looks like that rain chance will stick north of the golden gate. here is a look at current conditions. temperatures in the 30's and the north bay and recently down to just 35 and fairfield. upper 30's fortalice goddess. downtown san francisco coming in at 48. into the afternoon we will see plenty of 60s in some locations along the coastline in the '50s. check out oakland. as we take a look at the wet weather that is expected to hit our area, you can see the cloud cover already streaming into the bay area. or delays. the ride on the golden gate is a problem free for 101 northbound and southbound is an easy trip through marin county. we will take a break into the kron4 news will be right back. >>mark: apparent california attorney general, there is is reviewing a new report that found more than 80 percent of home foreclosures and san francisco have missing documents or signatures violating the law. she says the findings are no surprise to her and is working on reducing -- introducing legislation to bring tougher penalties for foreclosure violations. george vesco and says he is awaiting documents to determine if any crimes were committed. >>darya: oakland police are looking for a person wanted in an attempted sexual assault. they're offering a $7,500 reward for information that leads to an arrest. the attack happened tuesday in the 2800 block of east 10th street. a man approached a woman from behind. he had a knife, forced her to the floor and attempted to sexually assault her. she screamed and then he ran away. police described the man they're looking for as clean shaven, a latino male in his 20s off about 5 ft. 5 in. with a heavy build. a san jose janitor has been arrested, accused of stealing and dozens of laptops from the biotech company demand tech. they believe he took 41 laptops from the company. surveillance video tied him to the task which they say happened between february of last year until he was arrested last week. investigators say he shipped the laptops to family members overseas. >>mark: we are back until 10:00 a.m., here is a live look at the james lick. the sun is coming up and traffic is fairly light. >>mark: we're watching modest gains on wall street. the dow is over the 12,100 mark that told of the 931. the nasdaq is down almost five. word that the online reduce service yelped is setting an ideal target price of 12-$14 a share. that could value the seven year-old company as high as 840 million. the setting of the price range means that they are close to its initial public offering of stock. the process began three months ago when they filed plans to go public. i feel pricings come out two-three weeks before the stock hits wall street. we will be watching to see what happens. >>darya: let's see what happens with the the weather today as we try to warm up a little bit. it is the chilly. >>erica: it is a cold start to the morning, especially if you are waking up in the north bay. most locations are seeing 30 degree temperatures for the good news is we will warm things up slightly as we headed to the afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. for the most for temperatures in the '60s. into the overnight the clouds will increase and keep rolling for. we have the potential of a 20 percent chance of rain in some of our inland spots. more on that in our extended forecast. as we take a look at the chilly temperatures, take a look at napa, nevada and fairfield. south of the golden gate we are seeing mild conditions. future cast 4 does show by noon we will see a good mix of '50s and '60s, cooler along the coast line. afternoon highs shows most locations in the '60s. satellite and radar does show the potential for some weather behind the cloud cover. as a check out future cast 4 you will see a p.m. friday we will not see too much out there. as we advance the clock if six of the woolsey potentially we could pick up some light sprinkles with could see rainfall tonight stretching into tomorrow morning. we have the potential for showers tonight as well as sunday and monday. >>george: closing conditions pretty much describes the commute this morning with no backup on the bay bridge and no hot spots to track for your drive from the bay area. it is light traffic as he headed to the toll plaza from the macarthur maze. there are no delays or problems. your ride on the san mateo bridge, one of the alternates to the bay bridge, the west outside, you will find it is an easy trip with no delays. your ride on the golden gate is also an easy trip inbound and outbound. as mentioned earlier, friday's we typically see more traffic and the northbound direction then we do any of the days of the week. that is certainly the case right now. speaking of traffic maps there is a little slowing as he will see on highway 24 in the westbound direction. there was an earlier occurring accident heading to the caldecott that has been cleared from the traffic lanes. your ride through the san ramon valley and the dublin interchange from 580 westbound looks great. the north bay in marin commute, one of one southbound, the tiniest bit of slowing around the civic center. >>darya: in californian news that the fbi is still trying to determine what led to a workplace shooting involving a federal agents. one is dead and another is injured. this happened at the immigration and customs enforcement agency office in long beach. authorities say there was a confrontation between an ice officer: and a supervisor that escalated into gunfire. >> when the incident escalated, one agent fired several rounds at the other agent. the victim is currently hospitalized in stable condition. at the time the incident occurred, and other agents working nearby intervened in fired his weapon to prevent additional rounds from being fired at the victim. this resulted in the death of the shooter. at this time we believe that this was an isolated incident and we believe the shooter was acting alone. >>darya: no names have been released. >>mark: one week after her death, whitney houston will be laid to rest of her homestead majors to. this is a private service that will be held at her childhood church. actor kevin costner will be speaking, there also be performances by stevie wonder, lead to franklin and alicia keys. her ex-husband bobby brown has been invited to the funeral despite rumors that he would not be welcome to by the late singer's family. vice >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here's a peek at the san mateo bridge. now that the senate that piquancy little bit of a great start to the morning. for the fifth month >>darya: our big story, we cannot say it enough. it is going to be a big deal if you're trying to get from the east bay into san francisco. this direction, the upper deck of the bay bridge closes down at 8:00 p.m. tonight. you cannot go this way all the way until tuesday morning. through the weekend, this closure will be in effect from 8:00 p.m. until tuesday, 5:00 a.m.. >>mark: the u.s. coast guard says an oil tanker barge collided with another on the mississippi river spilling oil and leading officials to close a 5 mi. stretch of the mississippi. direct trade-in the tanker barge. another vessel sank. the league is now contained that the coast guard is trying to figure out how much oil spilled into the mississippi. >>darya: a teenager is in custody after two people were shot during a market crop parade in new orleans last night. the victims were hit in the leg and the shooter they say is a 16 year-old boy. market growth celebrations continue this week and until fat tuesday which is next tuesday. >>darya: >>mark: we will be right back as the ticket look at wall street this morning. >>darya: here is a live look outside at san francisco. from our rules, blue skies. >>mark: welcome back. the big stories we're following this hour, the upper deck of the bay bridge closing at 8:00 p.m.. traffic is not allowed westbound. the lower deck remains open. the bridge is scheduled to reopen tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m., if everything goes according to plan. cadaver dogs will be brought out as early as today to search for more human remains in linden. crews have been looking for more human remains if said last week after a map was prepared by wesley shermantine as to the location of many of the victims. the president is getting ready to leave san francisco at 9:00 a.m. heading of to seattle to wrap up his three day fund-raising tour on the west coast. >>erica: it is a little cold but we will see sunshine. as we take a look from the deficit ceiling camera, concede blue skies and sunshine in the background. as i walked into the weather headlines the clouds will increase into the afternoon. the system could potentially bring some rain fall overnight. the chance for rain extends tonight and sunday stretching into monday. the good news is we have a little bit of a warming trend to look for it to the start of the next work week. here's a look at the afternoon highs. for the most part, '30's and '40's but we are anticipating 60s by this afternoon. you can expect oakland to reach 64. a degree cool with a knack for it in fremont. some of the hon our communities will stay in the upper 50s. mid-60's for places like morgan hill and san jose. into the north bay we will see mostly cloudy conditions however santa rosa could actually reach 66. 65 for those of you in napa. coming up in my next report al-awalki to the timeline of the potential rain fall. let's get a check on the morning commute with george. >>george: we are not tracking any hot spots or major delays. much lighter than usual traffic around the bay area. and there are no backups or delays. people are perhaps staying away in droves. for your ride to the standing the over the lightest of looks good. it is still lighter than usual here in the westbound direction. your ride through the golden gate, 101 as you had in bound visit is in hebrew the toth and and and and and and and hackerazzi it will bring county. he did is we have a medicine to be called to tell you about half of creditors of in fan and hand and a tylenol that tylenol. this is for the one announced liquid in a great date for a literate parents complain that they cannot use the dosages and our revenge. visit their web site for your refund. >>darya: we have the answers are helen applause that would be affected if congress passes and a plan benefits. unemployment benefits would gradually fall to 73 weeks. states where unemployment is below 6 percent, those benefits would go for a maximum of 40 weeks. if passed, this would start in september. >>mark: the nasdaq is down, the s&p is up two and three- quarters. >>darya: the president's lawyer to be leading the bay area this morning. he spoke to a sold-out crowd at the masonic center last night. he spoke mostly about his accomplishments. before that, he shocked diners at a sentences the restaurant in chinatown. he went in to grab some take-out food at this restaurant called the great eastern restaurant. everyone was shocked to see him. he walked around, he shook hands into pictures with everyone at least eight ago quarter. >>darya: have you been to that restaurant? >>george: it is my favorite cantonese restaurant. he has good taste or good visors. is supposed to lead at 9:00 a.m., if he does not stop for breakfast. >>george: there are already street closures here around the intercontinental hotel in san francisco. that would mean it's it's read would be closed between mission and fulsome and howard street closed in from of the hotel as well. starting in about 25 minutes, i think that we can expect to see rolling street closures as his motorcade leaves from here and heads to the sky way and then gets on the freeway to head south of san francisco. as we have been mentioning, the actual route is never published. there is no way to know in advance exactly which streets will be closed. it is likely that will be the route. those determinations are made by the secret service in cooperation with the police department and california highway patrol. it is likely to mean a rolling of closures >>mark: we are following the latest developments in san joaquin county were cadaver dogs will be brought in as early as today from santa clara to search for more human remains >>darya: this is all in connection with the convicted murderers known as the speed freak killers. investigators are trying to search for more victims. they started their killing spree in 1984 and it went on for 14 years. in september of '84, shermantine and herzog found a santa clara resident asleep in his truck near the town of hope valley in the sierra. herzog is suspected of murdering cal. in november the to robbed and murdered two drifters near stockton. in '85 if they picked up a 25 year-old at a park in stockton and drove her to linden were herzog says shermantine great and murdered her. weeks later sell wheeler was reported missing from stockton. in 1999 there were both arrested after dna evidence link to them to build wheeler and vendor time. >>mark: shermantine was not convicted of the 2001. the murder convictions for herzog were overturned. he committed suicide this january after he apparently learned of shermantine agreement to reveal the location of the pairs of victims. stay with kron4 as it continues to follow the latest of a search for the victims of the speed freak killers. we have a special section on our web site at www.kron4.com. >>justine: we have learned that google and other advertising companies have been bypassing the security settings and privacy settings of millions of people who are using iphones. the company used special computer codes that tricks the safari web browser software into letting google and those other companies monitor what you are searching on safari. the most widely used browser on mobile devices is supposed to be blocking that kind of tracking. after being contacted by the wall street journal, google has a disabled the tracking device. that is what is happening on the kron4 missiles. >>darya: we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the approach to the bay bridge which is friday light. the the upper deck will be closed, you will not be able to get from oakland to sentences go until tuesday morning. both thought and and >>darya: we're focusing on the weather. in tahoe, this is 50 netsuke run. it looks like people are headed there. for this hour of the morning that is a busy shuffling shots. that means a lot of people will be skiing for presidents weekend. what is going to be like? >>erica: currently there are no chain requirements for 80 or 50. some of the resorts have actually reported up to 27 in. of new snow. today, they do anticipate mostly cloudy conditions. >>darya: a new plan has been proposed to regulate the largest debt collection agencies. the new rule is expected to be finalized in july. the government decided to monitor the firm's more closely because more employers are using credit information to make hiring decisions. >>darya: we're back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the cemetery bridge. we're back with gary radnich in just a couple of minutes. >>erica: welcome back to the kron4 morning news. we are taking a live look at conditions from the golden gate. not too much sunshine. a lot of clouds are developing, pushing their way through. a mix of sun and clouds as we head into the afternoon. right now, a lot of locations are sitting in the '30's. overnight, the clouds will continue to increase. we will have the potential for wet weather. scattered showers will be pretty late in nature and will not affect your commute or anything like that. turning our attention to the numbers outside the door, fairfield is hovering just above freezing. into the afternoon we will see a mix of sun and clouds. oakland coming in at 64. some of our coastal spots like half moon bay will stay in the upper '30's. we do anticipate 66 degree weather in santa rosa and 61 in downtown san francisco. we are not taking up any rain on the radar just yet. a lot of cloud cover streaming its way into the bay area. behind those clouds we could pick up some sprinkles. a 20 percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow and sunday and monday. we will warm things up as this are the next work with. >>george: we have a hot spot developing an unexpected place. highway 24 westbound, this is some of the slowest traffic we have seen this entire morning. it resulted from what was reported as a minor accident that was not in the traffic lanes more than tenders 15 minutes. it was cleared well over an hour ago. we mentioned a little bit of slow traffic on the approach to the caldecott tunnel, sadly the backup has built all the way to the walnut creek interchange. a 6 mi. per hour backup leading to the caldecott tunnel. we will continue to track this as a hot spot this morning. great conditions on the bridges. there are no backups, delays or metering lights or problems on any of the approaches. >>darya: let's show the video. >> i think