jack vo:they come with crispy hashbrowns and tasty white cheese mashed up with your choice of savory egg and bacon, buffalo chicken and ranch, or jalapeños and bacon. jack vo: so you can keep going until the sun comes up. jack vo: ouch, that's gotta hurt. jack vo: introducing my new munchie mashups. only at jack in the box. good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> we were just talking about fruity pebbles. >> yeah, we are ready for breakfast. >> you know what i was surprised by? i had to turn on my wipers on the way to work. >> yeah, a little drizzle. it's not a lot and not going to make your commute treacherous, i don't think in any way of making it slick out there, but every once in a while helps get the crime off the car, doesn't it?

cooler weather today and here's a look at san mateo bridge. you can see some of the drizzle on the lens there as we look to the west. 50 to 56, that's this morning's temperatures. 56 to 67? what? what happens to the 90s? what happened to the 80s and the 70s? they are all gone. they do come back in the forecast but not after a chilly weekend and a slight chance of showers. i want to take you back to san jose where we have a disabled vehicle in the far right lane on southbound 101 before brokaw road. that vehicle was hit by a couple more so sounds like a three-car crash and they are calling for an ambulance to the scene and they are holding traffic. things are light this time of day along that stretch and not seeing a big backup yet and we will have the latest details and take a look at drive times coming up around 5:10. developing news in san jose with the owners of the school. trying to figure out what

happened after somebody ransacked it. >> matt keller is live at the tomorrow montessori school. >> reporter: we are here at the school and they have a chain linked fence up around the building and at the gate they have a dead bolt and chain but was not enough to keep the vandals up, and they have a sign up that says sorry, closed due to vandalism. we want to show you what we shot earlier this morning, and this happened overnight on wednesday swao thursday. students 6 weeks to 6 years old were supposed to have a big "star wars" party on thursday, but that didn't happen because of the vandalism. they posted a picture of one of the rooms and the mess that was left behind. so far a dozen people donated money close to $5,000. the goal is $10,000.

we have set up a link to the gofundme page on our website if would you like to donate. abc7news.com. jury deliberations continue in the sierra lamar case. the prosecution says dna belonging to torres was found on lamar's clothing. the defense challenged that evidence and claims she could still be alive. we have new developments in a bizarre crime shocking a south bay neighborhood. two parents were killed by their daughter's boyfriend. katie marzullo. >> we learned the husband's name was nair n prabhu.

he worked for juniper. this is the statement from them. the shooting happened around 9:00 on wednesay night. >> heard a series of pops thinking it was fire crackers or some other type of noise and we did not think too much of it until the police showed up. >> san jose police did not identify the shooter but said he was the x boy friend of the couple's daughter. he pointed a gun at police and was shot and killed by the officer. a neighbor captured the audio. >> he did not give this family a choice or my officer a choice and it's a tragic, tragic incident perpetrated by evil. >> the prabhu's were m a church. police say the couple's daughter was not at the house during the shootings and she had an active

restraining order against her ex, and he had a history of mental illness and violence. katie marzullo, abc7 news. berkeley hopes somebody can identify the three men and they were part of the berkeley riot that happened on april 15th. investigators say these three were part of violent assaults. they are asking for anybody who has pictures or video of violence to send it in. if these three look familiar to you, call berkeley police. expressing confidence by trump after the measure was passed yesterday. with only 52 republicans in the senate, they have afford few defectors. several senators have voiced concerns and some don't like provisions to eliminate pre-existing conditions. lawmakers on the other side say the bill will not clear its next

legislative hurdle. >> mr. president, sorry to disappoint you, this bill in its current form is not getting through the senate. >> experts say any bill that kplz to a vote will include changes to the house version. that would ultimately bring another vote in both chambers. this new plan could have a big impact on the californians that have coverage through the affordable care act. there's little money for people with pre-existing conditions. keep in mind california has more than 300,000 with pre-existing conditions. the bill will cut federal funding to met acal. nearly one-third of californians receive their health care through medi-cal. happening right now at 5:06

in the morning. this is a live look at south san francisco. look at all the tents there, and it's breezy and cold and dozens of parents are camped out overnight and trying to get a coveted spot in an afternoon school program for their kids and they are only s six schools. some parents have been camped out since wednesday night. registration is opening in less than two hours. >> they are doing it for their kids. happening today in the north bay, finally relief for people that rely on a key section of a road that was badly damaged by winter storms. our media partner says cars will be able to use highway 1, but there's still one-way traffic in place but expect delays. work is still being done to fix

highway 1 between slide ranch and steep ravine, and that section won't open until early september. let's get you out the door and talk about your commute. you can see it's pretty dry down here in san jose. still drizzle possible if are around the santa cruz mountains. around the bay today, it's windy this afternoon and evening. hold on or stay inside. drizzle is not going to make things too slick but it's out there and i wanted you to know about it. dress warmer if you are taking mass transit, and it's cooler this morning and going to be cooler this afternoon. low to mid-50s just about everywhere in the san ramon valley. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s everywhere. santa rosa, fairfield at 52, and right now pacifica at 50. still hot in palm springs, 101, but the 90s are gone from the

central valley. low to mid-80s today. 69 in monterey. breezy conditions and sunshine in the afternoon hours. and tahoe, there's more snow possible this weekend. a thunderstorm possible, and snow mixes in on sunday and temperatures in the 60s next week. a slight chance of a shower developing across the north bay at noon. you can see the green dots move across the rest of the neighborhoods, very isolated. if you see a dark cloud coming it may put wet weather on you tomorrow but won't last long. i want to head back down to the south bay and that's where we have our only blocking issue this morning and we still have a couple lanes down southbound 101 just before you get to brokaw, and a little filling in. it started with a disabled vehicle in the far right lane and set up a chain reaction crash and two other vehicles reended that unforekhtpoer khau.

sounds like the two middle lanes are blocked and emergency crews are there. normally a light commute, and maybe add a few extra minutes to your drive if you are headed in that area. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, you are at 17 minutes. and southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, you are also in the green at just ten minutes. now a live desk update. >> amazing surveillance video come into our live desk this morning. a man in his 60s getting flung from a pickup after somebody stole his iphone. watch closely here. you see the man running from the store to that dark pickup truck in the last row of gas bumps. he saw a woman steal his phone from his car. he goes after her and she takes off out the parking lot, and then she whips back around. now here is a closer look. look at that guy. he hits the pavement.

all of this happening in madera county just north of fresno. the man had a cut on his head, but otherwise he is doing okay. they are now looking for the three people that were inside that pickup truck. back to you. >> a phone is just not worth it. >> thank you. the trillion-dollar spending bill is a big win for democrats and why it's also a big win for medical marijuana users. we showed you about the allegations of abuse at a high school. living in the bay area is so expensive, but there's a big break through for apartment hunters. we'll tell you about it. we are highlighting your pictures all morning to celebrate another win, and get celebrate another win, and get ready to watch

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breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >> tracking breaking news from west virginia right now. this is a live picture from the scene where a plane went down. we are hearing it could be a cargo plane, it might be a ups plane. a lot of emergency crews out there right now and i will keep monitoring the situation and gathering details for you and i will bring you another update in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks. new details on the tragic church bus crash in texas. this is video of the driver that

crashed into the bus killing 13 people in march. it was taken by a witness who was rolling for 14 minutes. new preliminary reports say he drove out of his lane at least 60 times before the crash. they say among those 60 times he crossed the double yellow line 19 times. >> terrible. more students at a pennsylvania high school are coming forward with abuse. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, this recently released surveillance from a high school shows a girl being requested about a missing cell phone and there's a verbal exchange and then he's taken into another room. the officer emerges with an

injury to the officer's hand and he punched him in the face and knocked out his front tooth. in 2015, the same school resource officer put the teen in a choke hold before slamming him to the ground. >> the student is being disorderly and he is attempting to place him under arrest and the student is resisting. >> lawyers on both sides weigh in. with your "gma" first look, abc news, new york. hayward police need your help finding this man, joseph darling and they believe he may be staying in hayward, union city or fremont. if you know where he is, please call hayward police. we have new details about the case of an instagram controversy at albany high school. we know four students are now suing the district after they liked and commented on racially charged posts on the network.

the post sparked large protest at the school back in march and the students claim they were boubea rated. the student that posted it could be expelled. who is hacking our school cameras? that's what one school board in canada is trying to figure out. there's an investigation into the use of webcam surveillance. officials only recently learned the video feed could be viewed by some online. a link to the camera was found on a russian website. the school is now checking all of its security camera settings to make sure this is not going to happen again. to happen again. and today is seen cody mayo. this year it's going to cost you a whole lot more.

regular avocado eaters notice the constantly increasing price. it has more than doubled here in california since january. their crops are smaller this year due to salt and mineral buildup in the soil because of years of drought. >> i did not know that. if you are looking for a new place to live, here's a good bit of news. the rental market in the bay area is softening. >> the cost is down about 2.5%, >> the cost is down about 2.5%, so you are per month. our media partner "the east bay times"s obtained the latest figures from apartments.com. it's not going up. >> is that what you pay for a two-bedroom apartment?

>> i don't want to talk about it. >> i like you think i have a two-bedroom apartment. that's funny. >> the tempertures are not going up, but they are going in the opposite direction. we will see blue this afternoon so grab the sunglasses. it's going to feel like fall for most of us, at least cool temperatures and cool breezes. a slim chance storms will form tomorrow but it's still there and the warmth will return for a couple days next week. let's look at the storm tracks over the top of us, and that's why the jet stream and the winds are going to come down to the surface and usher in chilly air. let's talk about temperatures. we will start with the microclimates. joey is coming up this morning to me and saying it's cooler and i am happy. 60 downtown today. the mission is the warm spot at 63. let's go across the bay. it's kind of blustery here with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. i listened to you joey. he's our stage manager over

there giving me my time cues, among other things. santa cruz, 69. on the boardwalk, watch out for blowing sand. upper 60s to low 70s in inland. up in the north bay, cooler than average is a temperature from 68 in novato to 68 in napa and santa rosa. if you open the windows, grab a blanket, mid-40s to mid-50s. tomorrow we have the stray shower, our coolest day. you can see the rebound in temperatures on tuesday and then a slight chance of rain and cooler on wednesday. winds are going to be the big story this afternoon. let's see what they are doing the commute this morning. >> we have a advisories at the moment. that one has been in place since 1:00 this morning, and also a little later around 3:00 we have

a high wind advisory issued for the bay bridge. we are just starting to fill in at the toll plaza and no metering lights yet and that should happen in the next five to ten minutes. we are looking good so far with mass transit but the weekend track work is here tomorrow and sunday, so b.a.r.t., no service between fruitville and lake merit. they will provide a free bus bridge but that will add significant time to your trip between 20 and 40 minutes. we will head back down to the crash in san jose coming up next. the department of justice will not likely be going after marijuana growers, sellers and users in states where the medical pot is legal. the spending bill includes an extension of prevention that keeps the doj from using its resources to go after those in the marijuana industry. if you love vegetables. look at this, a local group is

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it's going to be windy this afternoon. a krrb around brokaw road. not a big backup and that's a wide open route at this hour but started as a disabled vehicle hit by two other vicks and we have major injuries involved in the crash, so i will keep my eye on that. president trump believes the senate will pass the gop health care plan that just passed the house. republicans hope to use special rules to pass the bill with 51 votes. now there are only 52 republicans in the senate, so they can afford very few defections. maxwell smart has your shoe phone, if you follow that '60s era reference. you can preorder a banana phone right now for 40 bucks. >> your low key shade on maxwell smart is one for the history books. thank you. this is a really nice story. donations and hundreds of phone calls are pouring into the

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some since wednesday, hoping to get their children in an after school program. >> it's not the warmest morning so they are doing this for their children. it's 5:30. tell us about the change. the change during the afternoon hours, and cooler than average, up to 25 degrees cooler than what we had a few days ago when we were setting record highs in the 90s. the cold front is the brighter and whiter clouds, and that's going to drop a little drizzle for the morning commute so don't be surprised if you have to use the windshield wiper a couple times. this is pier 15, and what you are feeling are temperatures in the 60s this morning and we never leave the 50s at the coast and barely get in the mid and upper 60s around noon and 4:00 and in the mid to upper 50s at 7:00. grab a coat if you are headed out this evening, and that's also when the winds will be the fastest. a slight chance of showers. looking outside at the bay

bridge toll plaza. if the lights are not on already they will be any minute. we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and benicia bridge this morning. and continuing on westbound 24. walnut creek to highway 13, just nine minutes. slight delays out of the central valley, westbound 580, tracy to dublin, you are in the yellow. the next update around 5:40. dozens of parents pitched their tents and camping out on the streets in san francisco. >> it's all in the hopes of getting a spot for their kids in an after school program. amy, i don't think any of them are up, are they? >> reporter: the parents starting to wake up. we did talk to one dad who said it was a long night. he got here about 3:00 yesterday morning and he said people were

already here. they are all trying to get their kids into an after school program and there are only 40 spots available. working parents say they need the spots, they don't have an affordable option. one dad said he can't believe it has come to this. >> they need more rooms and they need -- i mean, they need more help. help. you know, these are -- kids and this is our future and this is what we have to do. what can we do? >> reporter: the director of the program says they need more classroom space and more qualified teachers to meet the dema demand. this before and after school program costs $399 a month. one parent we talked to said the dads figured out a way last night to get together and watch the warriors game inside their tents and they were huddled together to keep one and had a

fun way to pass the time but it was a windy and cold night. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. new this morning on the peninsula the san mateo county sheriff's office is investigating after a car hit a woman in millbrae when she was crossing at san diego avenue around 10:30 last night. she was in the crosswalk when it happened. the woman was taken to the hospital. no word on her condition this morning. new developments in a fatal shooting involving a san francisco officer this week. it's not the first time the officer shot his weapon on duty. he shot a man in january, and this is a photo of cha that evening. on wednesday, officer cha shot and killed nicholas flew she, and investigators say flew she pointed a gun at them and ch

fired. yesterday president trump and the republicans celebrated the narrow passing of the gop health care plan. there are still major roadblocks in the senate. the bill was expected to undergo significant changes. many are preparing to write their own bill. the gop holds a narrow 52-48 advantage over the democrats in the senate. the justice department is opening a criminal pwroeb into uber's use of software. gray ball was a fake version of its app. the company says it used the software in part to conceal the location of drivers of competitors or would-be attackers. voters get to decide whether to eliminate the brand new gas

tax and vehicle increase. it would repeal the new law governor brown just signed last week. the gas tax funds more than $5 billion annually for road improvements. the attorney general must write a title and summary for repeal, and then they have to collect 365,000 signatures, and then it would be placed on the ballot. and then the coast guard is scheduled to start a massive of rotating the barge up right saturday morning, and most of the work will be done below the water's surface. it will take several weeks to get that ship up and out. the barge was being kwraougsed to maintain b.a.r.t.'s tube when it sank last month. apologizing to a passenger who had a ticket to paris. she ended up in sfo instead. the passenger does not speak english but speaks french and

united switched her gate and did not make an announcement in french. gate agents let her on the wrong flight, and she found somebody in her seat and instead of checking her boarding pass the employees put her in another seat. >> this is not about money. this is about united airlines getting serious with their employees. my aunt could have been anybody. she could have been a terrorists. >> 28 hours of travel later she finally got to paris and the airline has given her a full refund of her fare. closer to moving the presidential primary from june to march. the state assembly passed a similar measure last month and both bills have to be approved by lawmakers and the goal is to give the state more political influence. our primary last year happened after donald trump and hillary

clinton had become the presumptive nominees. and the first roots community health care center opened its doors in alameda. it will focus on serving the african-american community but is open to everybody. it started in east oakland almost a decade ago. african-americans have higher rates of hiv, aids, diabetes and hypertension. if you find yourself in trouble on this cinco de mayo. aaa is offering free towing service starting at 6:00 tonight, all the way through 6:00 tomorrow morning. people who think they have had people who think they have had too much to drink call 1-800-aaa-help. that service is available to anybody. you don't have to be a aaa member. it looks like we might have a colorful sunrise this morning.

we are already getting some of the shades of cooler conditions out there from tamalpais. let's talk about your good if you are going to be out and about because of the cooler conditions. no sweating today, and our beaches, blowing sand not a great day to be there. here's a look at what is going on in san rafael. no fog this morning because of the breeze out there, and the tree and grass pollen will be high, especially this afternoon when we see more of the sunshine. 51 in san leandro. the cool spot along the east bay. we have fremont at 55. we have got 57 right now in san jose. 52 in san francisco and novato and fairfield. and dress for 54 in pleasanton and livermore. a lot of people talking about this a chance of rain in may? yeah, but ever so small, barely

a blip up in the north bay at noon. once the sun sets, so does our chance, and the breezes are going to be huge tomorrow. we will take a look at those and the microclimates. up to 25 degrees cooler today than just a couple days ago. here's a look at your morning commute with alexis. i will take you back to the south bay and this is where we had the main trouble spot this morning. it's on the lighter side of things, southbound 101 before you get to brokaw road. started off with a disabled vehicle sitting in the right lane and that vehicle was hit by two others and we have major injuries reported. the two right lanes are blocked and two left lanes open and not seeing a significant backup but that could be there for a while. everybody else looking good this morning. golden gate, we were totally socked in for that commute 24 hours ago, and today maybe a little breezy but no high wind advisory for you, just the bay

bridge and benicia bridge at this point. ace one is delayed about 16 minutes. and a quick side note, 350 students will be riding ace 7 this morning and returning on ace 10 this afternoon. they will add extra cars to accommodate all those folks. cal train launched a new website aimed at helping to plan for the future. that agency wants feedback on plans to replace the diesel trains with new electric trains. it will need more grant money to get this thing complete. preliminary plans for electric trains were unveiled yesterday. other interesting points coming out of the meeting, cal train facing a $20 million deficit this year, and one-third of passengers are new and have taken the trains less than a year, and avoiding traffic is the number one reason for avoiding train. in march, trains were on time

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we're back at 5:43. caught on camera a. thief sneaking into a home in southern california. the woman that lives there was in a wheelchair and was in the bathroom while this whole thing was unfolding. >> when i came out of the bathroom he saw -- i saw him, and i said what the hell are you doing here? >> don't blame her for that, right? you can see the moment the thief sees her, and she wheeled after him cursing the whole time. good for her. she said she's mad and not scared. the thief stole 30 cross necklaces from all over the world and other jewelry and her purse. she did not get a good look at the suspect but the camera did and riverside police are looking for him. for him. guests will join a phus hru muslim for dinner.

she decided to do this after seeing discrimination towards her mother and sister. >> to make it clear to the community that we are not who terrorists are and we want to be part of the community and we want to be united, and we are all human. >> her dad is joining her and they plan on standing on the corner every thursday afternoon to get the message out. she says she has friends willing to open their doors to the community. >> happening today, a homeless camp in oakland where a fire burned 12 tents is getting shut down. the fire broke out monday night under interstate 550. it was the site of a pilot program to give the homeless a safe place to live. city leaders say they planned to close the camp before the fire and residents there will be referred to local shelters. and then one of 11 state farm offices planning to close.

more than 4,200 workers nationwide will be displaced. state farm had an under writing loss yesterday on auto policies. petaluma based company, about to go worldwide. the dutch beer giant already owned a 50% stake in the craft brewery. other local breweries say they are not afraid of the competition. >> it's very competitive. it should be. makes everybody try harder, work harder, and brew better. >> for those of you worried lagunitas won't taste the same, the company says calm down. the lagunitas founder says nothing will change and nobody will lose their job, so let's hope that is true. the warriors taking off for salt lake city at noon today as they round out their series

utah. they beat the jazz 115-104 and lead the series 2-0. the dubs had the lead 94 of the 96 total minutes in both games. >> what are your thoughts on keeping the team motivated and focused having not been tested in the playoffs? >> i'm going to switch things with you next game. and then you let me know if you thought that was easy. >> all-star draymond green had to leave the game with a knee injury and returned later and said he will be fine for game three. >> you want to watch the game, only place to do it abc7. >> we will be watching. let's get over to meteorologist, mike nicco, and even a little drizzle in some places this morning, mike. >> that's going to continue the next hour or so and then will

start to dry up a little bit. at least we don't have the thick and dangerous fog we had yesterday because the winds are overturning the atmosphere. we have a wind about 21 miles per hour so hold on with both hands. drizzle to sunshine today, and not completely sunny but enough where you will need the glasses. a slight chance of showers, and keeping it into tomorrow's forecast. warmer and calmer next week. and the winds are 7 to 16 miles per hour, gusting to 28 in fairfield. that's where they are fastest. they will be up around 25 to 30 this afternoon. look what it does to our temperatures. san jose, about 69 degrees. 62 in millbrae, and 67 in palo alto and that's your spread on the peninsula, not even getting out of the 50s at the coast today. 56 to 58 degrees. downtown san francisco, is that refreshing enough for you? 60 degrees today. 68 to about 71 up across the north bay. 55 in bodega bay. and then the cool spot along the

east bay, 55. oakland about 64. look at this, 69 to about 72 degrees inland. it's going to be colder tonight. look at this. if you have the windows open, it's going to be chilly when you wake up. upper 40s to 50s. tomorrow is our coldest day and our fastest winds also. warmer and calmer on sunday. the warmest day is monday and tuesday. a slight chance of rain. how is our friday morning commute? >> we are friday light so far today. we are seeing fairly light volumes. it could fill in later this morning but right now we are looking okay. we are in the red westbound 205 to 580. not terrible. most days that would be down to ten miles per hour, so that's lighter, too. the metering lights on the bay bridge are on, and 15 meninutes than they normally

do. and westbound 580, castro valley to the maze in the green at 14, and triplets here this morning, northbound 101 between 280 and 6680 phreut to highway 85, 15 minutes. breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >> we have breaking international news coming in. a u.s. service member has been killed in somalia. two others are hurt. a u.s. defense official is telling cnn the members were attacked while on a mission to advice a somali national forces. happened 40 miles west of the country's capital. the unit came under small arms fire when it came under the mission to help the somali forces, and the name of the service member killed or tprebr has not been released. how the new health care bill

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the tallest public installation in the country up top of san francisco's tallest building. there's a consideration of a l.e.d. display, and it looks

like two people who are falling, which is a bad image from the top of a building and they tell us what they want to do is include a montage of the city that would be captured each day by six cameras across san francisco, which sounds like a better plan than what we are seeing musk plans to drill underground tunnels. he came up with tweets, and he tweeted maybe ultimate boring machine, the second. 90 minutes later he tweeted kind of like snoop dug. last week, it's a cool idea, he hates the traffic in l.a. and plans to build a series of tunnels to help people avoid the commute above ground, and i am saying what about the bay area? >> yeah, come on.

>> i love the fact that he sees something and he wants to fix it. that's the key, right? >> it's a pun. >> the pun it will feel like fall at the coliseum. dropping down to 55 and breezy. tigers in town to take on the a's. the winds are pretty calm this morning. look at that. if you are going to the beaches and maybe want to watch the sunset, you will have blowing sand in your face, so stay away from that. winds fastest overnight for most of us and will die down tomorrow morning and come back tomorrow night, alexis. san jose, this has been the main crash this morning and it's on a light route so we are not seeing much of a backup. southbound 101, they are still trying to clean up the crash that started as a disabled vehicle. it was hit by two other cars unfortunately. two right lanes closed and two left lanes open but we are not seeing any significant delays

right now. quick check outside, san mateo bridge. sprinkles on your windshield this morning in a few areas, and otherwise should be pretty dry. tonight on abc7 news, cop car emergency. sometimes up to four officers are forced to ride in a single car. now san francisco police say it's so bad it could impact response times. tonight at 11:00, vick lee investigates if the city is doing enough to replace aging squad cars. a company is suing starbucks over its unicorn frappuccino. it was a limited time run. it got a lot of love and a lot of ridicule online. a brooklyn cafe says as a result customers became confused because they have been serving their own unicorn latte since december and many people assumed it was the same drink starbucks had and so now the cafe wants

$10 million and a public apology. i say we need an apology that i had to taste that thing. a tiny coyote pup being nursed back to health. >> he was found at the bottom of a hill cold and crying. workers in the bay area are helping that coyote get back on his feet. developing news in the south bay. a school targeted by vandals. now nowhere for some of the san jose's youngest residents to learn. the mess left behind. in west virginia a plane in west virginia a plane cr

welcome to friday. you made it to cinco

may 5th. >> this is the red team and the purple team. mike nicco is leading the weather coverage with the purple tie. >> you changed your tie? >> about an hour ago. >> i have purple on my skirt, can't see it. thanks, buddy. i appreciate that. let's talk about what is going on weather-wise. yeah, we all love each other. two miles visibility in half moon bay, otherwise don't worry, the clouds are breaking just a little bit. tamalpais. what happened to the 90s? the 80s? even the 70s? they are all gone. grab a coat if you are heading out this evening, and with the cutting breeze it will feel cooler than that. 40s in your forecast for the lows and a chance of rain tomorrow also, and we'll talk about that, but here's my perfect