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this is the morning edition. a tragic scene in san francisco. after a car while through a bus stop and into a young family that was waiting. >> there was not any trying to break or swerve out of the way. >> we ran over to see and there were bodies everywhere. >> a series of problems on passenger planes is prompting questions about the safety of air travel overall. we will have a live interview with an aviation expert about the significance of those recent events. a bay area congressional primary is too close to call nearly 2 weeks after people cast their ballots . we want the latest on the race to get into the general election in the fall. good morning. today's sunday, march 17th . i am max darrow. this morning a san francisco community is trying to make sense of a tragedy. the family of four was waiting for a bus at the muni in the west portal station saturday afternoon. an suv ran into the bus stop. police, firefighters

and mayor london breed rushed to the scene, telling our crew that actions like this are especially difficult to respond to, even for experienced first responders. >> you can imagine children are involved and how traumatic that is for a lot of people, especially are probably here and may have witnessed the situation occur. >> police are investigating what may have caused the driver to careen into this bus stop without any signs of breaking. da lin spoke to witnesses and has his report. >> reporter: police curator leo the scene around 7:00 p.m. the crash happened here and investigative say the victims were waiting for a bus at the bus shelter . this is what is left of it. twisted metal and shattered glass. a horrific

crash killing a man and a toddler. >> while. >> reporter: witnesses say they were father and son but investigators have not confirmed the relationship. >> we ran over to see and there were bodies everywhere. >> reporter: authorities say shortly after 12:00 p.m. on saturday , this white mercedes suv plowed into the bus shelter and hit four people. the impact sent bodies flying. witnesses found a toddler about 20 to 30 feet away. the man landed about 40 feet away from the shelter. >> he was laying there in his arm was kind of twisted backwards and his face was split open. there was a pool of blood around his head. it was pretty surreal. >> reporter: paramedics rushed a woman and the baby to the hospital. this is what is left of the babies stroller. >> i saw a woman laying there and they were trying to resuscitate her and someone said there was also a baby and then i saw the officer carrying a two-month-old , at

least two months, it looks like it was barely breathing. and it had blood coming out of his head. >> reporter: took the female driver to the hospital. police are investigating and are not ready to release a motive. they would not confirm what witnesses are saying, which is the elderly driver had a heart attack or cardiac arrest . >> they had to have their foot on the gas , like for you. >> reporter: this witness said no breaking and no skidmarks on the road . she was cleaning in her living room. >> i could hear something coming and i looked out the window and i saw this white car going really fast. and it was on the wrong side of the road and it was moving closer and closer to the curb. and it -- i don't know how fast it was going but to me it felt like 50 miles an hour, something like that. way faster than was supposed to be going. i saw the car smack into the pole at the bus stop down at the end of the corner. >> reporter: witnesses estimate the suv was going 50 to 70 miles per hour. she said her heart sank because there were a lot of people on the street

celebrating st. patrick's day. >> i was standing here and i cannot believe what i had seen outside my own house. >> reporter: authorities say there were a lot of witnesses because the bus stop is located near the west portal muni station. a bus driver also saw the crash. drivers honk repeatedly to alert pedestrians about the fast-moving suv. >> before the crash i heard honking. >> reporter: instead of celebrating a joyous holiday, she and others are now praying for the victims and their families. >> i am a therapist, you know. a mental health therapist. idea with other people's traumas all the time. here i am , having my own trauma right in my own room. >> reporter: witnesses believe the victims at the bus stop or are related. mom, dad in two kids. but san francisco police say a simply do not have that information at this time. and it is too early to say what will happen to the driver, whether she will face any charges of the three victims taken to the hospital. two were in critical condition. one in

stable condition. to oakland, where some would-be robbers attempted to break into a bank usg thr car as a battering ram. it happened downtown at city national bank on broadway. police say four to five subjects were in an infinity sedan when it smashed into the banks large glass windows but could not break him. the suspects ran away before oakland police arrived. that investigation is ongoing. tanisha police say two men are in jail after a gun battle with police late friday night. the men were suspected of armed robbery. police say when an officer tried to stop their car in the area of columbus and rose, the suspects opened fire. they then took off and eventually crashed on a 780 off ran. one suspect continue to trade gunshots with police and was eventually found hiding in the bushes. benicia police were joined by officers by more than a dozen jurisdictions including the solano county s.w.a.t. team. you no doubt have noticed

we are in the middle of a pretty spectacular weekend. it was in the low 70s on saturday and sunday will be no different. for the morning, we are starting to see the return of an old familiar pattern. it is not too intense this morning , but there is a little bit of low stratus cloud filling the bay for parts of the morning. it will be gone by late morning and when it does so, you have nothing but blue sky today for sunday. daytime highs climb into the low 70s, and if you like this, you will love the next four days. it will get warmer tomorrow and then there is rain coming back and we will look at that at the end of the week. heads of drivers and east bay. a major freeway closur continues today. caltrans is doing a repaving project on interstate 680 inleasanton that had to be pushed back twice because of rain earlier this year. this is the stretch of the southbound 680 . it is close om 580 connector to koopman road. berries on and off ramps are shut down. that means the southern flow of traffic will be shut off across pleasanton to sonora. caltrans said the current shutdown will

accomplish what would otherwise of taken 40 nighttime closures. the freeway is expected to reopen by 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. there are still some races up in the air from this month's elections. in the south bay, we still don't know who will face former san jose mayor sam liccardo in a runoff to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. kelsi thorud is tracking the race and has the latest on where things stand. >> making sure the runoff campaign is looking good. >> reporter: an election night, joe simitian seemed confident he would win enough votes in california's district 16 congressional race to get on the november ballot . but since that night, the race for second, just keeps getting tighter. now over a week later with no firm answer on who will join former san jose mayor

sam liccardo in the general election, joe simitian told me he remains confident in his campaign. >> we know there are votes to be counted in both counties san mateo and santa clara county. >> reporter: joe simitian held second place in the vote totals for over a week after primary night. but on wednesday, state representative evan low overtook him for the first time. >> now it is neck and neck in a virtual tie and we will no more in the next few days . >> reporter: we reached out to evan low's campaign for an interview, and they told us they could not fit one in with his schedule. but sent us this statement saying in part, " while there are still votes left to be counted, i am encouraged by the latest results that have put our campaign in the lead . i am grateful to all of my supporters and look forward to all votes being counted in this race . melinda jackson, is a professor of political science at san jose state university. she says the way this race has played out, may be an indication of the type of

supporters each candidate has. >> we can speculate that the people who are really on top of this and paying a lot of attention and voting early, getting the ballots in ahead of time, might be older voters, with more time on their hands or maybe people who are more familiar with someone like karmen curl -- joe simitian who has been in politics for a number of decades. whereas the last-minute voters like my tend to be younger and looking for a younger candidate like evan low who represents a new generation. >> reporter: no matter the end result, both low and joe simitian have emphasized this race is a perfect example of why voting matters so much. >> the fact that this race could come down to a relative handful of votes, is a reminder that every vote counts and every vote has to be counted. coming up . for the seventh time in several years, a volcanic eruption threatens a

community in iceland people have left their homes, this morning, there is new hope that the town will be okay. a sea of green on san francisco streets, as thousands turnout for the annual st. patrick's day parade. we will show you some of the highlights. here is a live look outside at a foggy morning in san francisco. the time is, 6:10 on the sunday morning. we will be right back.

welcome back. here is a live look at san jose on the sunday morning. time is 6:12. a volcano in iceland is erupting and spewing lava for the fourth time in the past three months. a state of emergency has been declared in southern iceland. according to local reports, lava has reached the fences of the small town. the country's meteorological office said streams were still flowing this morning but the rate is beginning to slow down. they said the erruprtion opened up in almost 2 mile fisher in the southern peninsula. this is the seventh eruption since 2021. sunday will be just as

nice as your saturday was. look at the numbers behind me. there is no difference. it will be more blue sky than anything else and we will climb into the low 70s and we are anywhere from five to seven or eight seven or 8 degrees away from average and were not breaking records but it is nice, especially since it is the first burst of incredibly nice the 70s we have had. after what has been a fairly busy winter. but it was just an average winter. bus talk about how tomorrow is different. we will look at monday morning. and what you to see how we are changing the seasons around here . look at the marine layer tomorrow. classic alarm. it is filling all of the interior valleys of the bay. there is napa, there is the valley along 101 through petaluma valley and the petaluma gap into saturday was up. that is castro valley going into the tri-valley and it is spilling over. filling the whole santa clara valley. i to go on. this is the marine layer, filling back in and we have not woken up to many mornings like this. on monday we will wake up to a

bit of may great, it will not be foggy but it will not last long by the late morning it will be gone and monday will be just as nice as today. maybe warmer. tuesday will be just as nice and so will wednesday. to find the change coming for the end of the week, we have to go back to the pacific and there are still storms developing. the pattern for us right now with the sunny skies and the marine layer in the morning that only last for a few hours, the 70s, that is the result of a blocking ridge ogher us . wat it does to the storms. they have to go around the once foolish enough to burst through, they get broken apart , until the end of the week. by friday, there is growing agreement among the major long-range forecast models, we will get some rain. the details in terms of timing and amounts are still up in the air a little bit. but we are starting to get a clearer picture from friday, perhaps through a good part of the weekend we will have a system around that will be able to deliver some rain. this will

not be a serious or significant storm. but if we look at the rainfall totals we will come away with a wide range of possibilities within this manageable range. watch what happens when we look at the first model. this is more conservative. from friday going through monday, we pick up a half an inch of rain. for friday, saturday, sunday, monday, for four days. half an inch of rain. it is not the concerning amount. this is the model that has done a little better with just about every storm. this one is a lot more bullish and it says that in that timeframe from friday through monday, we could get an inch and a half of rain. that certainly sounds like a lot more and it is but over four

days it is manageable. an inch and a half, we can do just fine. we have had far more impactful storms over the course of the winter. when you look at the seven-day forecast, there is the rain showing up friday and going into the weekend. look at the daytime high for oakland on monday near 70. look at the other microclimates, san jose, 76 on monday. it will stay there until it gets pretty much toward the middle part of the week and our final microclimates for the inland valleys you will be in the mid 70s to start the week, low 60s by next weekend with some rain. ♪ it was green as far as the eye can see on market street on saturday afternoon. aspects gather near the civic center plaza to celebrate san francisco's 173rd annual st. patrick's day parade. the replays, music, and a lot of irish pride that the family can enjoy. the city of dublin enjoyed its 40th annual st. patrick's day celebration as well. hundreds of people came out to honor the city's irish history. and to enjoy the beautiful weather. if you did not make it out yesterday, the festivities continue today from 10:00 until 5:00 p.m. with the actual st. patrick's day now upon us, the city of chicago is making sure it's river is colored in a appropriate way.

both launched by the journeymen plumbers union dumped green dye into the chicago river saturday morning. this is always an exciting annual tradition to see. it dates back to the early 1960s. the union both initially released an orange concoction that you may think was a mistake, but once it sets in, the color turns a lucky green. people were wearing green to check out the moment and the festivities continued with their st. patrick's day parade downtown. 6:17, on the sunday morning. coming up, a stadium that just opened up for soccer matches and is unlike any other in the world. we explain what is site in kansas city is making history. ahead in sports, a wildly entertaining day in college hoops ahead of selection sunday. the best storylines from championship saturday. steph was back for the dubs and he helped say, good night to the lakers. how do i pick my brackets, it is random. throw a dart. and hope for the best.

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fans of los angeles. not even the clippers are lakers, necessarily. the town. the dubs have lost 11 straight games in hollywood dating back to october, 2021. saturday . steph started slow before kicking into high gear. the lakers star anthony davis got hit in the eye in the first quarter and he did not return. warriors trailed by six early when klay thompson got rolling. he came off the bench and scored 21 office 26 points , in the first half. the draymond green dished out 13 this is. in the third quarter, it was steph curry. he scored 13 in the corridor alone. the dubs stretch the lead to nine. you have to like it, even j-lo was all in . fourth quarter, lebron in the lakers would not go away. james for the three-point play. he finished

with 40. bad bunny will drink to that one. but with davis out, the dubs able to get to the rim , much clearer. underneath, pushes the lead to six and then steph return the favor with the past to draymond. steph led the way with 31. warriors beat the lakers 128-121, to finally end their l.a. losing streak. more importantly the win puts the warriors and lakers in a tie for ninth in the western conference. both teams are trying to climb to six so they can avoid the playing games. golden state is back for three straight at home this week starting with the knicks on monday. we are less than 24 hours away from selection sunday for the ncaa tournament. st. mary's already knows they are headed to the big dance but where are they going? >> we are a bunch of tough dudes. now it feels like a bad dream. >> the biggest stage there is

in college basketball. everybody is watching everybody , filling up the brackets. >> oregon took home the final pac-12 tournament trophy. the ducks big man , picked a good time to have the best game of his career. a perfect 12 from 12 for the field, and 25 points. oregon be colorado. they punch their ticket to the tournament. >> in spring training matt williams back in the orange and black the season. pablo sandoval was used as a pinch runner. i'm not sure we have seen that before. and there is the new guy , matt chapman connected for his first home run of the spring. the giants be the guardian 6-0. opening day is less than two weeks away. we have the third round of the players championship. peter living on the edge on the island green at sawgrass. xander sharply was the story. starting four shots behind but

he rolled in a long birdie putt on 14 to take the outright leave . xander shot a 65 and he is 17 under any now leads clark by one, headed into sunday's final-round. to the nfl. the 49ers re-sign a guard to a one-year deal on friday. he posted it was the best day because he got a new contract and he found out he no longer has to deal with rams star aaron donald was a year because he announced his retirement on friday. brock purdy will sleep better. former bears gunslinger justin fields is headed to pittsburg. likely to back up the newly signed russell wilson. chicago traded him after only three seasons because they are expected to take caleb williams with the number one pick in the draft next month. to college basketball. long beach state, head coach dan munson was fired on monday but, he wanted to finish out the season. his 49ers went on the

run to win the big west tournament and maybe uc davis in the championship game. that means they are going to the big dance for the first time since 2012 and he gets to keep coaching, despite already knowing he is not coming back next year. huge selection sunday. we got two hours a coverage on kpix starting at 3:00 p.m. we will see you them. the midwest is making waves in the sports world. the kansas city current kicked off it season saturday by making history with its new stadium. the national women's soccer league team hosted the portland the ones at the world's first sports stadium dedicated to a women's professional sport. the stadium sits right on the berkeley riverfront in kansas city. construction on the $117 million stadium began in 2022. the teams co-owners include britain the homes, wife of kansas city chiefs patrick mahomes, who later joined the team's ownership group. good news for the current, they defeated the thorns , 5-4. a new round of talks appears to begin for a

potential cease-fire in gaza. the terms that hamas is not proposing, including the release of hostages. the election maybe seven months away but president biden and former president trump continue their bids to get battleground state voters on board. we have a live report as the candidates hit the campaign trail. here is a live look outside of the bay area of the sunrise. just about to creep up. we will be back.

from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. welcome back. it is 6:29 on the sunday morning. thank you for joining us . i am max darrow. as the legal wrangling continues and multiple criminal cases, former president trump hit the campaign trail in ohio yesterday. after president biden's own but accomplish. bradley blackburn joins us live in new york this morning with the latest on the presidential race as it heats up, seven months away. good morning. >> countdown is on. ohio is the only territory for former president trump. he won the state twice and it could be essential for his campaign in 2024. in front of a sympathetic crowd of supporters, he was fixated on what he calls is legal persecution. and he darkly predicted the end of democracy in the u.s., if he does not win the white house.

>> reporter: campaigning in ohio, former president trump focused on his court battle's . >> they are about people. >> reporter: lashing out at the prosecutors behind four different criminal cases. >> if i were running i would not have indictments. i got indicted more than al capone. >> reporter: last week trump's legal team notch partial victories . in georgia ruling forced the resignation of special prosecutor nathan wade following a hearing on his romantic relationship with the da fani willis and the trial on felony charges in new york related to business payments, was delayed 30 days. yesterday, back in the state he won in 2020, trump rallied supporters. >> i cannot reed this teleprompter. >> reporter: and railed against a teleprompter. >> son of a gun. >> reporter: was clear about his dark prediction for the country if he does not win in

november. >> if this election is not win, i am not sure you'll ever have another election in this country. >> reporter: in washington, president biden donned a white tie for his gridiron dinner. at his first appearance of us the roast of the president. last week you visited michigan and wisconsin. two battleground states that helped him win the white house in 2020. the president will travel to two more battleground states this week. nevada and arizona. the campaigning continues. seven months, right. >> it feels like it is so far away but we know it will be right around the corner. bradley on a lighter note, presidents crack jokes. the gridiron dinner, what did president biden say last night? >> it is dinner remarks were off-camera but the press was able to listen into some of them. he poked fun at congress and many of his jokes rain that is likely opponent, former president trump. president biden said, "the big news this week is two candidates went their party's nomination for president. one candidate is too old, mentally unfit to be president, and the other is me.

max. >> lots to talk about on the sunday morning. we will have a lot more to talk about over the next seven months. bradley blackburn, live for us in new york . thank you. you no doubt have noticed we are in the middle of a pretty spectacular weekend in the low 70s on saturday and sunday will be no different. i will show you the numbers. for the morning, we are starting to see the return of an old familiar pattern. it is not too intense this morning, but there is a little bit of low status cloud filling the bay for parts of the morning and will not last long in will be gone by late morning and when it does so, will have nothing but blue sky for sunday and daytime highs that climb into the low 70s, if you like this, you will love the next four days. it will get warmer tomorrow and then there is rain coming back. it is getting here at the end of the week. see you with that in a bit. the war between israel and hamas continues to rage on but

cease-fire talks are expected to begin again in qatar as soon as today. the last attempt for cease-fire agreement failed just before ramadan. according to officials involved in talks, hamas' proposed a three-part cease-fire plan. first a six-week stop invited to release hostages held by hamas, mainly women, the ill and elderly in a strange for palestinian prisoners in israel. the second phase with focus on a permanent cease-fire and more hostage prisoner exchanges in the third phase would have hamas release the bodies it is holding in exchange for israel, lifting a blockade to allow for reconstruction. is really foreign minister benjamin netanyahu said the proposal is, "unrealistic. but he has sent negotiators to cut her. at a demonstration in tel aviv where thousands of people protested against the government, protesters faced off with police. some of the demonstrators started a fire and many waved flags and put

placards calling for the release of hostages kidnapped in the deadly october 7th attack. among thousands of israelis who took to the streets say they want to elections now. opponents of netanyahu say he has not been acting for the majority of the people for a while, especially since the start of the war. they claim he is actively harming his own people. more eight is making its way to gaza. world central kitchen vessel carrying 300 tons of food, water and supplies as unloaded. according to the united nations, a dozen trucks will distribute the first provision provided by the u.s. charity to northern gaza in an area that has seen child malnutrition double in the last month. there it is. the last two pallets of food. to be loaded on the last truck. behind me. off of barge. that is the open arms boat, back there. 200 tons of food. >> a second aid ship is being loaded in cyprus and will follow the new humanitarian

see corridor. cyprus expects regular ship is to deploy soon. according to the hamas run gaza health ministry. israel's offensive in gaza has killed over 31,000 palestinian since the war began. a search is on in new mexico for a suspect accused of shooting a state police officer. authorities are looking for a 33-year-old south carolina man. authorities said the officer was dispatched to help the driver on interstate 40 west of albuquerque with a flat tire on friday. when he park behind the driver's white bmw, the suspect got out and approached the patrol car and shot the officer with no warning. the suspect shot again and took control of the patrol vehicle. the state police said they later received word that the bmw was reported missing . belonged to a paramedic that was killed in south carolina. police say he is armed and dangerous. a man suspected of killing

three of his family members in philadelphia has been arrested after a manhunt across two states. new jersey police said they found 26-year-old andre gordon, junior, near her house in zaileen janmohamed where he was believed to have barricaded himself. authorities had to shut down a parade and amusement park and order some residents to shelter in place . police said they believe he killed his stepmom, teenaged sister and the mother of his children and their respective philadelphia homes. police did not have a motive but they say he has had a prior run-in with the law. 6:36 on the sunday morning. coming up, passenger planes running into problems with several unsettling incidents documented on video. how safe is air travel these days? we will talk about it you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile.

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welcome back. here is a live look at sfo on the sunday morning. as many of you know the past few weeks have been pretty bumpy for air travel. the latest incident happening on friday. united flight from san francisco with 139 passengers on board , landed in medford, oregon and upon its lending investigators discovered it was missing a panel. a boeing 737. last week there was the incident of a flight losing a wheel during takeoff from sfo. this morning we have a lot of questions and we are joined live by scott miller, commercial airline pilot and aviation lecturer at san jose state university. good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you for taking the time this morning. the first question that comes to people's minds when they see these incidents midair and upon

landing is safety. as a commercial airline pilot yourself, how do you feel about safety in the skies right now? >> i feel the united states air travel system is the safest transportation system , not only in the united states but in the world. we have enjoyed a very good run of accident free flying , were even though a lot of these incidents appear to be occurring, i think one of the reasons we are seeing so many of them is simply the attention that is now being focused on aviation, as a result of the 737 max issues and of course the max line losing the door plug. >> the latest incident with this line missing a panel underneath the plane and we have some video . how significant is something like that? do these things just happen? are they midair emergencies ? how would you describe the situations. >> in this particular case the

aircraft losing the panel and the crew was not aware that the panel was gone until they had landed. and during the post flight inspection realized, it was gone. in terms of safety to the actual aircraft, there was very little impact to it and the aircraft was able to land normally, taxi to the gate and everyone was able to the plane. obviously you don't want pieces falling off your aircraft is your flying. united airlines will conduct their own investigation and figure out perhaps the last time the equipment underneath that panel was serviced and try to determine why the panel came off. >> you and i spoke about this last week and there is a newfound interest in these incidents. do you think that may be more incidents are happening or is there just more interest in them they are happening at the rate they always have. >> these rather -- keep in mind the airlines are always looking to improve safety. and they certainly will look at

these incidents that are occurring and try to figure out what went wrong to prevent it in the future. but the actual rate of these minor incidents that are occurring is staying about the same as it typically does month over month, year over year. there has not been an increase and the increase of focus because of the recent problems, particularly now that there is so much video available of these things that occur, it makes for compelling watching. i certainly understand that. we are seeing more interest in more focus on these issues. >> a lot of the issues have come from planes that were boeing manufactured planes and they are facing a lot of scrutiny right now. for that company specifically, what do they need to do? from your perspective to clean up some of the image. even if it is not necessarily worse than it was, there is more attention on it, how do they convince the public that everything is actually going to be okay?

>> that is occurring right now with the process that the going through with the federal aviation administration and the ntsb. doing their audits of the manufacturing up in the seattle area and also wichita with their subcontractors and their plants in south carolina. taking the recommendations that the faa is making, incorporating them into their business and being quite transparent about it , i think will do the most in terms of restoring trust in boeing aircraft. >> final question. brief advice to travelers , who may be where he to hit the skies? >> don't worry. the airlines are doing everything they can in working with the manufacturers to make sure we maintain the highest level of safety. enjoy your spring break and summer trips this year. >> scott miller, thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. thank you. sunday will be just as

nice as your saturday was. look at the numbers behind me. there is no difference . more blue sky than anything else and when you climb into the low 70s, we are anywhere from five to seven or 8 degrees above average for this time of year. it is very nice. especially since it is the first burst of incredibly nice low 70s we have had after what is bennett fairly busy winter. if you look at the numbers it was just an average winter. let's talk about how tomorrow is a little different. when you look at monday morning , i want you to see how we are really changing the seasons around here. look at the marine layer tomorrow. classic outline. see what is going on? it is filling all of the interior valleys of the bay. there is napa, the valley along 101 through petaluma valley and the petaluma gap into santa rosa. that is castro valley going to the tri-valley. it is filling the whole santa clara valley. i could go on. this is

the marine layer, filling back in and we have not woken up too many mornings like this to monday we wake up to a bit of may gray. it will not be foggy. it will not last long because by the late morning it will be gone and monday will be just as nice as today and maybe warmer. tuesday will be just as nice. wednesday will be just as nice. to find a change for the end of the week, we have to go back out to the pacific and there are still storms developing. the pattern for us right now with the sunny skies in the marine layer in the morning that only last for a few hours, the 70s, that is the result of a blocking ridge of high pressure over us and watch what it does to the storms . the of their have to go around the ones foolish enough to burst through, get broken apart. until the end of the week. by friday there is growing agreement among the major long-range forecast models and we will get some rain. the details in terms of timing and amounts are still up in the air

a little bit. we are starting to get a clearer picture from friday, perhaps through a good part of the weekend we will have a system around that will be able to deliver rain. this will not be a serious or significant storm. if we look at the rainfall totals will come away with a wide range of possibilities within this manageable range. watch what happens when we look at the first model. more conservative . from friday, going through monday, we pick up a half an inch of rain. for friday, saturday, monday, and for four days that is not a lot. half an inch of rain. it is not the concerning amount. this is the model that is done a little better with just about every storm this winter. this one is more bullish and it says that in that timeframe from friday to monday we could get an inch and a half of rain. it certainly sounds like more than it is but over four days it is manageable. an inch and a half. we could do just fine . we have far more impactful storms over the course of the winter but when you look at the seven-day forecast, there is your rain

showing up fighting going into the weekend. look at the daytime high for oakland on monday near 70. the other microclimates, san jose, 76 on monday . it will stay there until you get pretty much toward the middle part of the week and a final microclimates for the inland valleys, in the mid 70s to start the week, low 60s by next weekend with some rain. coming up. a northern california community is making it official, becoming the first state to city in a decade. where you can expect to see it on the map .

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welcome back. the time is 6:50 on the sunday morning. a beautiful shot of san francisco looking toward the east bay. if you look a little bit further away, just outside the bay area, for the first time in more than a decade, a new city is about to open up in california. we are talking about milton house, just outside of tracy in san jquin county. it is one of the fastest-growing places in california. the community overwhelmingly voted to make mountain house a city during last week's primary elections and will finally get to see it happen this summer. wilson walker has more on how the areas recent up and down history has shaped their community.

>> i am born and raised in fremont. and resided here for the last 10 years with my family. >> reporter: not only a mountain house resident, he is a realtor who was put a lot of people in their very own mountain house homes and this is a community of homes that has famously seen a very wild ride. >> 2008, the recession, mountain house was the most underwater community in the nation. >> reporter: flash forward to the pandemic when homes were jumping 20% in value in just six months. >> still affordable compared to the bay area but has, since covid, prices have gone up. >> reporter: amid another building boom, the famous up in downtown is about to become a city. >> from here over, the three of us will remain which is myself, bernie's and the mayor . >> reporter: a board member, about to become a councilmember said incorporation is largely about

control. >> we will have more from the sales revenue versus the 1% we get and we will have a local planning department who can issue rezoning and building permits, which is currently a county process. all of these things are now in our control and we don't have to ask permission from the county are we don't have to increase our special taxes. >> reporter: more control will be critical as mountain house moves into another period of explosive growth with golf course plans, getting scrapped for more homes. >> the retirement community, with all this extra land and the developer , it is a waste of people are willing to live in single-family homes, with an eight foot gap between each other versus an entire golf course. >> a lot more development is happening right now. especially across byron. >> reporter: a soon-to-be city is expanding in multiple directions . >> bridge to nowhere, they are actually redoing it. about 5200 homes are slated to come over. >> reporter: the hope is that

incorporation will allow the city to grow while preserving what has drawn people here. and driven up the prices. >> it helps the community as a whole to self sustain and to make more decisions for ourselves and for future and children. >> reporter: a young community with the average age in the 30s. population a little over 29,000 with the potential of 45,000 within 10 years. the incorporation becomes official on july 1st. they will celebrate on the fourth of july.

welcome back. it is 6:55. a look at this morning's top stories. a tragic scene in san francisco after an suv crashed into a family four waiting at a muni stop. a father and toddler were killed. police say happened just after noon on saturday . the impact also sent the mom, another toddler and the driver of the vehicle to the hospital. witnesses say the car did not appear to slow down. san francisco police are still gathering information. benicia police say two men have been arrested following a freeway gun battle with officers on friday night. the men were suspected of armed robbery. they allegedly ran from the cops and crashed at a 780 off ramp. shots were fired and officers eventually arrested them. a stretch of interstate

680 in pleasanton is closed as a weekend repaving project continues. caltrans said the southbound section between 580 a stretch of interstate 680 in pleasanton is closed as a weekend repaving project continues. caltrans said the southbound section between 582 koopman road will be reopened by 4:00 and tomorrow. street in san francisco were full of green yesterday during the annual st. patrick's day parade. people gathered along market street to watch the floats go by and hit civic center plaza to hear live music. new talks for cease-fire between israel and hamas could begin as early as today. officials involved in discussions they hamas leaders are offering a three-part proposal including, part of that including hostages exchanged for prisoners. another sunny and warm day today. look at sunday, monday and tuesday not a lot of change. near 70 in oakland. forecast for the microclimates shows mid-70s in san jose, 72 in the north bay. look at the end of the seven-day forecast.

we talked about this in the detailed forecast and we have rain coming back by the end of the week and into the weekend. it does not look like a lot but it looks like it could be around for a little while from friday, probably too much of next weekend. more on that as we get closer to it. start making plans to enjoy this day. sunday will be sunny and in the mid 70s for many of us. >> that is the forecast we love to see on the sunday morning. thank you for joining us. "cbs sunday morning" with jane pauley is coming up next here on kpix. the local news continues on our streaming service , cbs news bay area. from all of us here at kpix and cbs news bay area, have a great sunday.

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