rally for all types of caus. nat (marching) perhaps the one thing hotter than toda' sunshine was the frustration these marchers are feeling. ("what do we want. justice.n do we want it. now") historically...may day...al called international worke' day..... was to fight for br conditions at work. today's marchers went further...including the fig against deportation too. bi omar ali, arab resources and organizing center--"deporta does separate a lot of fami, and causes a lot of harm to lot of communities." bite ka esteva, causa justa--"if a family is making less than minimum wage, and they're ao having their family deporte that creates a crisis for t communities. from a higher minimum wage to black lives matter to students' rights.....marchers say the seemingly different concerne in fact all connected. bite brooks, co-founder, anti-po terror project--"unity and community." mk--"and that'st today is all about." cb---"that's what today is l about. and the power of the people." ((we have this vid with us)) today oakland police watched this year's h from a distance rememberingl well that last may day turn rowdy when the sun went down....vandals even looting businesses along auto row. so far...may day 2016 has sd peaceful. bite cat brooks, co-founder, anti-police terr project--" the action has n been anything but peaceful. 2016 has stayed peaceful. be cat brooks, co-founder, anti-police terror project- the action has never been anything but peaceful. the excessive amount of policin that could do more to take things in an opposite direc than just the people in the streets together. that anger at the police wi come up again tomorrow. many of these same marchers wille protesting outside the alama county sheriff's office tomw against police brutality. thanks, mark. so far: today's protests are a far cry from what we w last year.

unity, unity and community. >> reporter: that's what today is all about? >> that's what today is all about and the power of the people. >> reporter: today oakland police watched this year's march from a distance remembering full well last mayday turned rowdy when the sun went down. vandals even looting businesses along auto row. so far mayday 2016 has stayed peaceful. >> there's never been anything but peaceful and the excessive policing will take things the opposite direction than just the people in the streets together. >> reporter: that anger towards law enforcement could very well come up again tomorrow. many protesters out today say they will be back outside tomorrow morning in front of the alameda county sheriff's office this time demanding what they call an end to police militarization. live in oakland mark kelly, kpix5. >> so far today's protests are

a far cry from last year. vandals turned oakland's auto row into an auto wreck smashing more than 60 cars at one dealership alone, broke windows, sprayed graffiti and started small fires in businesses along broadway. in san jose hundreds marched near city hall this afternoon to demand living wages, fair and humane immigration laws and respect for indigenous communities. various labor rights groups and unions organized the protests. hundreds celebrate the annual wine festival in the city, but john ramos shows us for one family this weekend is a time to mourn. ere gathering.no >> reporter: it's hard to find a parking spot downtown during the livermore wine country street festival. thousands of people arrived this morning to taste local wines and just generally have fun, but at a park just down the street from the festival there was another gathering, not nearly as big, not nearly

as fun. these are the family and friends of esperanza morales rodriguez. a year ago she and her 14-month- old daughter ulidia were hit and killed on the walk by an accused drunk driver. >> he killed the whole family. >> reporter: the suspect 36- year-old brian jones had just come from the wine festival and had a blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit. at today's vigil the family wanted everyone to know that what happened was no accident. >> he was drinking and driving and speeding, i mean you kill someone, that's a crime because you killed them. it's not just an accident. >> reporter: there were signs at the festival today encouraging not to drink and drive, but the problem may be for a lot of people wine tasting may simply not be seen as drinking at all.

>> wine, beer, hard liquor all have the same amount of alcohol in them. they are alcohol and people need to be careful how much they consume. >> i know that hey, it's just a cup of wine. nothing's going to happen, but after one comes another, another, another and at the end they don't look at the consequences of what could have happened. >> reporter: that's why the victims of drunk driving close this spot for their vigil, to get those heading to the festival to think about what could happen by reminding them of what did happen. in livermore john ramos, kpix5. >> the suspect in last year's deadly crash is currently in jail facing two counts of murder. he is reportedly charged with a previous dui in 2003. the muni and ocean view line is back up and running after a light rail vehicle collided with a car around noon near ocean avenue and eucalyptus in the lakeside neighborhood. no one was hurt. passengers used bus shuttles

while the scene was cleared. no word on the source of a natural gas odor that prompted a lot of calls to pg&e. people in alameda, san leandro, oakland and castro valley reported the smell after 7:00 last night. fire and pg&e workers spent several hours searching for the source but couldn't find any leaks. the smell has since disappeared. san francisco politic suddenly got a big infusion of extra cash. the donor? airbnb. according to the san francisco ethics commission, the home sharing site poured about $232,000 late last week alone into campaigns for moderate democratic candidates and their issues. the donations come just days after progressives at the board of supervisors threatened to impose fines and even misdemeanor charges for home sharers in violation of city hauls. >> they are intensely swaying the election -- city laws. >> they are intensely swaying the election. they just dropped a quarter

million dollars and 25,000 additional dollars for the progress slate unfriendly to their interest. it is unheard of. >> last year airbnb helped defeat a stiffer regulation for home sharing sites. the warriors rose to the occasion again today and again they did it without steph curry. >> and that will wrap it up. >> they beat the portland trail blazers 118-106 to take game one of the nba western conference semifinals. kpix5's devin fehely is outside oracle arena and spoke with fans who say they're optimistic about the team's playoff prospects with or without curry. >> reporter: the warriors proved today they are still a very good team, a dangerous team even without steph curry and with their superstar on the sidelines the fans proved they are still squarely in the team's corner. they're the reigning champs

coming off a history making regular season. so even with their biggest star sidelined warriors fans remain a confident bunch. >> it's not going to be easy, but if they stick to the game plan, they'll be fine. >> curry is out, but we're averaging 30 points over. it's good no matter. what. >> reporter: excitement over the quest for a second championship radiates out from oracle arena touching virtually every corner of the bay area from families watching at home to fans crowding into restaurants and bars across the bay. you see your team and me. they're just exciting to watch. i mean it's an exciting time. >> reporter: the warrior nation got some encouraging news tonight, steph curry predicting he could be back in action as soon as next saturday. >> curry is your star player, but then again we wouldn't be here without our depth. >> reporter: in the meantime the warriors took care of business soundly defeating an overmatched portland team. they've proven they can win

without steph. there's still a question if they can win a championship without him, but they hope never to find out. >> people are excited every game. people are excited not just because steph is hurt, because of the warriors. go warriors! >> reporter: there really is no argument that the warriors are a far better team with steph curry on the court and the fans love the fireworks and excitement that he brings to the game. at oracle arena devin fehely, kpix5. >> thanks so much and dennis o'donnell will have all the highlights of the game ahead in sports. the warriors aren't the only big winners. in the bay area tonight someone in san jose is sitting on a seven figure powerball ticket. >> also we'll take you out live to moffat field where the solar impulse 2 is ready for liftoff. >> at one point i believe this will save her life.

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but this is no "may let's look live outside, a huge crowd gathered downtown in san francisco right now. this is no mayday protest. however, it is the 17th annual how weird straight fair as opposed to -- how weird street fair as opposed to howard street fair. the event continues through 8:00 tonight. if you need to get anywhere before then, i would steer clear of the area. keeping track of an autistic child could be a nonstop job. one california mom thought she'd found a solution to stop her daughter from wandering, but when she tried to send her

daughter to class with a device, the school district shut her down. >> we don't sleep much. it has affected our relationship. it has affected our ability to go out in the community. we're always exhausted and constantly living in a state of fair. >> reporter: the past few years darcy cotton has slept on the couch worrying that her 6- year-old autistic daughter jayden will wander out of the front door of their bakersfield home. safe >> i would say that we have to take precautions 24 hours a day seven days a week. jayden requires constant monitoring. >> reporter: after searching for a solution darcy came across the angel sent gps fracking device. >> to me this is a life saving device and at one point i believe it will save her life. >> reporter: the divorce is born like a belt and -- the device is worn like a belt and cannot be removed without a key, but for now the school district won't let jayden wear it to class. the superintendent says there are concerns it could pose

privacy risks for other students and staff and it doesn't qualify as a medical necessity under jayden's individualized program. >> as close as we can get to it right now, it would be like allowing students to come with smart devices and have them on and being used at all times during the day and our board policy right now does not allow that. >> the superintendent said he's committed to working with the family to find a solution and make sure jay den has a safe environment where she did learn. pilots at the sun power solar impulse 2 are getting ready for takeoff from the bay area. last weekend they completed their latest leg of the round of the world journey with this touchdown at moffat field and fittingly they will leave from moffat field as they arrived, in total darkness. that's where we find kpix5's maria medina out at moffat field. >> reporter: i could have tied down my hair, but i wanted to show you just how windy it is here. the solar impulse team promises

the wind will die down enough for takeoff at 5 a.m. tomorrow. it will take about 16 hours for them to land at phoenix, arizona, but they say their stop in the bay area has been unforgettable. >> arriving at the golden gate from hawaii and turning in the bay for a couple of hours, that was such an experience. >> reporter: in less than 23 hours the solar impulse 2 will take off to phoenix from moffat field where it sat since its historic landing from hawaii last saturday. crews waited for the wind to die down. >> we could have taken off friday, but there were crest winds that could have pushed the plane too much out of track. >> reporter: they flew 62 hours from hawaii. his co-pilot will take the flight to phoenix in the plane that uses absolutely no fuel. its propellers and batteries are charged instead with thousands of solar panels. the plane can essentially fly forever. the crew is attempting to fly around the world pushing its message of clean technology.

they say their week in silicon valley is one stop they'll never forget. >> in silicon valley everybody understands so well what we do. so this is so nice. in silicon valley they all try to be off the grid to, make their own renewable energy sources and to save energy with clean technologies. so i tell you here we feel at home. >> reporter: so that hangar behind me is where the solar impulse is sitting. the crew is busily preparing for hundreds to come here for takeoff at 5 a.m. if you're around moffat field, you'll be able to see solar impulse. from phoenix, arizona, they'll make their way across the country eventually to abu dhabi for their around the world trip that will be completed the end of this summer. n last night's >> thank you. there is a new millionaire tonight in san jose. they matched five of six numbers in last night's powerball draw to win $1.2 million. all that was missing was the

powerball 14, but no one hit all six numbers meaning the jackpot stands just under $350 million now. by the way, winning bay area ticket was purchased at the valero on saratoga avenue. that store will get a $6,000 bonus for selling that ticket. you wouldn't think it on a day like this, but plenty of sunshine and mostly clear blue skies that there are thunderstorms popping in parts of california not so far from the bay area. we fired up the cbs5 hi-def doppler to show you pretty good thunderstorm action and it will die down when the sun sinks lower in the horizon, a little snow in the mountains. back in the bay area not much. we've got build justifies over mount diablo and the range and thunderstorms above the san bonita peak in my home valley.

all of those thunderstorms blossomed in the afternoon and also on the did iable low range which goes -- diablo range which goes all the way down to southern california. we have a few fair weather cumulussing up over our range and the numbers now still 81 in corps cord, san jose 77, santa rosa 72 degrees, livermore at 79 right now. winds tomorrow morning, not bad, a lot of calm in the forecast until tomorrow afternoon when they pick up to about 10 miles an hour out of the north for san jose and out of the south for santa rosa, fairly mild day monday. as low pressure kicks out to the east, high pressure gets bumped to the south. as the high pressure lowers, the temperatures cop down a little tomorrow as much as 10 degrees. so look at the futurecast. plenty of low clouds tonight are working their way in and rapidly pulling back during the daytime to give us mostly sunny

skies, but we'll go back to the hope clouds then sun regime for monday and tuesday. wednesday there's awrinkle in the plan. we might get a few shower. we'll be in the 60s this week and maybe showers midweek and next week we'll warm up a little bit, clouds in the forecast even saturday and sunday. it looks like it will warm up a little bit for the weekend. travel weather forecast. heading out of the bay area, showers and sun-up at 12 minutes after 6:00. in the south bay tomorrow sunshine but not as warm. in the east bay mid-70s, low clouds to start the day in the north bay tomorrow and temperatures top out near 70 degrees. ukiah still warm, 81, 70 cloverdale. extra., nice and sunny, just a little cooler tomorrow. on wednesday the numbers really

-- extended forecast, nice and sunny, just a little cooler tomorrow, on wednesday the numbers really cool down. what's happening in sports now here's dennis o'donnell. >> reporter: red hot for both the sharks and the warriors, sharks trying to make it 2-0 in their series against nashville. warriors tip off round 2 against the portland trail blazers, highlights and reaction next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

u.s. special ops "rappel" tm had their go p this has to be the coolest way to throw out a first pitch we've ever seen. members of the special ops rappel team had their go pro cameras going as they dropped from the top of the dome at tropicana field as they delivered the ball for the blue jays/rays game. >> looked like the pitch was high inside. back here at the bay area it's all about the sharks when it's not about the warriors.

dennis is live at the tanks. >> reporter: what a day to be a bay area sports fan. you could have done a doubleheader, started with the warriors and ended with the sharks. in their second round series they lead one game to one over nashville right now, 2nd period, no score. meanwhile the golden state warriors, let me tell you about the warriors minus steph curry. he within out with that knee injury. since he has not been playing the warriors have outscored their opponents by 72 points. game one today against portland, the warriors opened their 2nd round series and steph curry out with the knee sprain, but once again golden state offense didn't seem to miss curry. klay thompson hits the long three, 8-2 car yores. thompson 18 in the 1st quarter. andre iguodala drives and scores on the layup. warriors led 37-17 the end of the quarter. with a minute left in the half

we have a her son barnes sighting, corner three. lead back up to 14 points. 2nd half draymond green scores over lillard, draws the foul. free throw made it 74-55. green finishes with a triple double, 23 points, 15 rebounds, 11 assists. final seconds of the 3rd, thompson with the layup pushing the lead back to 20 after this free throw. klay led all scorers with 37 points. warriors win 118-106 and lead that series one game to none. >> reporter: was anything said by the guys along the way in the last few games to sort of say we got to step it up? >> i didn't hear it, but i guarantee you draymond said it at some point. >> i really don't feel more pressure when steph is out because we have so many great playmakers and guys who handle the ball and shot that you got to do it collectively because that's a lot of making up to do. >> draymond is probably the

best player in the league. >> reporter: is that a title you're comfortable with? is that something you believe yourself? >> i'm comfortable with it. i've never really been one not too comfortable with much. i think there's a lot of great all around players in the game. you'll never hear me call myself that, but if they're going to call me, that i'll take it. i'm not going to shy away from it. the meet trying to add to their -- heat trying to add to their banner collection needing a game seven win over charlotte to advance to the 2nd round. the heat crushed the hornets 106-73. kitchen and injury dan are -- kiffin and jordan are wondering if they could have made a difference for charlotte. the a's were a month into the season and your a's are only a game and a half out of first place. the fans at the coliseum didn't pay attention to the do not feed the birds sign.

third pitch rich hill gives up a solo home run to the astros leadoff man. just two hits in the game for houston. bottom of the 7th now, 2-0, an r.b.i. single, a one run game. simeon up again, two outs, 9th inning, this time no heroics as he strikes it out looking to end the game and despite only having two hits astros beat the a's 2-1. giants in new york and you can see why they call him thor. 4th inning and hunter pence puts it in the bullpen area, two-run shot, 3-0 giants. madison bumgarner had not allowed a run in 12 innings. gold glove play for the 2015 gold glove winner. the mets were threatening to end bumgarner's scoreless streak in queens, but he struck

out asdrubal carrera with the bases loaded. 4-0 giants in the 7th, angel pagan with another run base hit to center. came at a price. pagan had a mild hamstring injury that will keep him out a couple days of giants win 6-1 and snap the mets' eight-game win streak and avoid the sweep. now about nascar talladega, dale earnhardt, jr. briefly lost his steering wheel and vaped his hand trying to steer without -- scraped his hand trying to steer without the wheel. there were wrecks all over the place. kenseth's car goes in the fence. only 21 cars finished on the lead lap. brad keselowski in the 2 car survived the carnage including a wreck on the final turn to win at talladega for the fourth time, incredible race. in fact, this may sound sacrilegious, but the race in talladega was the best thing on

television today. no offense, warrior fans, domination sensation. the warriors win. game day on location tonight with the san jose sharks. >> all right, mr. o'donnell, thanks, dennis. coming up in our next half hour a bay area woman's dream vacation turns into a nightmare. >> i thought i was never ever going to see my children again. >> the zip line adventure that ended with a terrifying 500- foot fall. >> full steam ahead for havana, for the first time in over 50 years an american cruise ship just set sail for cuba. >> be careful who you hire to work on your house. one bay area homeowner found that out the hardway. if your contractor doesn't pay their taxes, the irs could come after you. ,,

tonight: hundreds of protestors marched through e streets i'm you're watching kpix5 news. our top stories tonight, hundreds of protesters marched through oakland on this mayday demanding better wages, racial equality and an end to unjust deportations. in san jose demonstrators rallied near city hall calling for higher wages, fair and humane immigration laws and respect for indigenous communities. >> pilots of the sun powered solar impulse 2 are getting ready to get back in the bay area sky. the solar plane it expected to take off from moffat field tomorrow morning at 5:00. it landed there last weekend completing the last leg of its historic round the world journey, next stop phoenix. >> he really has four responses to any outside stimulus. he either yells, screams, curses or insults. >> an escalation in the war of words as campaigns on both sides unit to attack trump.

just two days ago angry demonstrators forced trump's motorcade to make a detour here in the bay area on his way to the state's convention in burlingame. the frontrunner is now fighting back with fighting words. >> reporter: thugs and criminals, that's what donald trump is calling some of the protesters at his recent california events. >> these were professional agitators. >> reporter: in burlingame on friday anti-trump demonstrators stormed through police barricades. others kept traffic out, so trump's motorcade had to stop along 101 where trump and his entourage walked out, went past a barricade and climbed up an alleyway to the back entrance and police cars were damaged outside. >> these are wise guys that stomp on policemen's cars. it's a terrible thing people are allowed to get away with it. >> he either yells, screams,

curses air insults to any outside stimulus. >> reporter: though if you ask trump? >> cruz cannot win. he's got nothing. >> reporter: one supporter for cruz came out swinging this morning, senator lindsey graham who said trump as president would lead to another 9/11. >> i think lucifer may be the only person trump could beat in a general election. when it comes to women and hispanics, trump polls like lucifer. >> reporter: minutes later trump fired back at graham who once had presidential aspirations himself saying, "why don't they say i ran him out of the race like a little boy?" he said his sites are set on the general election and hillary clinton. >> i have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometime get off the reservation in the way they behave and speak. >> reporter: the republican national convention starts july

18th. anne makovec, cbs5. the road to the white house runs through indiana this week. the presidential candidates are wrapping up their weekend there ahead of the state's primary on tuesday. a new nbc wall street journal poll puts trump ahead of ted cruz by 15 points in the hoosier state, but who really knows because just yesterday there's another poll that had cruz in the lead by 16 points. here's a look where the delegate count stands now, donald trump just shy of 1,000 delegates. he needs 241 more to clinch the nomination which could happen here in california next month. 218 dele on the democratic side hillary clinton has a commanding lead over bernie sanders, another 218 delegates and she'll wrap it up. it is official. president obama's oldest daughter is headed to harvard. malia obama will graduate high school in june, but she's the in a huge rush to walk harvard's hallowed halls. she'll start in the fall of 2017 after taking a gap year. harvard only allows about 100

students to do that as long as they do something meaningful with that time. in d.c. hazmat crews were on the scene of a freight train derailment. three cars overturned before 7 a.m. this morning. nobody was hurt. no evacuations were ordered, but one car was leaking sodium hydroxide. officials don't expect the fumes to cause any problems during clean-up. >> right now the leak has been stopped. if we are working with csx to figure out the next steps getting this cleaned up, getting any spill remediated. >> the train was traveling from maryland to north carolina when it jumped the tracks in d.c. nobody knows exactly what went wrong. >> reporter: the brussels airport departure terminal is back open tonight the first time since the martyr roar attacks. airport officials -- march terror attacks. airport officials held a special ceremony. the airport has resumed

service, but up until today it had been operating on a limited basis. for the first u.s. cruise to cuba in more than 50 years, it's sailing away to havana tonight. the 700 passengers will be the first americans to dock on the island since diplomatic relations were restored between the u.s. and cuba last july, but there were a few hurdles for the crew's operator carnival. cuba first had to lift a law blocking cuban americans from entering the country via cruise ships. native cubans will be allowed to travel out if they have a visa for the country they plan to visit. >> we worked many months dealing with just the fact that it was a way to connect people to people. that's what we do as a company and all lang we were preparing and working towards what we have here today, that everyone can sail with us and that was the plan all along. that's what we're working on. we were positive it was going to happen. >> the ship is expected to stop at ports in sha ran a and

santiago -- in havana and santiago decuba. a woman is recovering after her zip line broke during a day excursion in puerto vallarta. she wanted to tell her story to us as a warning to others. >> i thought i was dead. i thought i was never ever going to see my children again. >> heather gladden and her husband ryan went on a vacation cruise to mexico. it was supposed to be a relaxing get-away without their children. >> i know i'm alive, but my mind can't grasp it. right .... in: all i saw was th can't grasp it at all. >> the couple decided to take a day excursion in puerto vallarta and go zip lining across the gorge in nogalitio eco park. this is the company's website video. >> he retied me, clipped me back on my klein and said audio yows and he push -- adios and he pushed me -- my line and

said ought yows and he pushed me. >> he every i heard a hard yank and when i opened up my eyes, i was upside down in the tree. >> her husband was ahead of her on the next platform and knew something wasn't right. >> i saw the wire go through my legs, hit the ground and go over the cliff and i told the guy what just happened and he said i don't know. this has never happened before. >> i didn't think i was going to make it. >> this couple was waiting to go next. >> we heard the line snap. >> and then they said they saw heather plunge 500 feet. >> it was traumatic. it was unbelievable. i couldn't believe what had happened. >> we could just hear her yelling, just screaming. >> heather's husband said he rushed down the canyon listening for his wife's screams desperate to find her. >> the only thing i can think about, is she impaled? is she on the ground broke in pieces? i look up and there she is dangling from the tree upside down. >> after 30 minutes ryan and employees from the zip line ride lowered her to the ground

directly onto an ambulance. >> i have bruising throughout my right leg with a nasty cable burn and a possible torn acl. >> the nogalitio zip line company did not return our related calls or e-mails, but a manager reportedly told the press democrat the cable on the zip line did not detach or break at the end but only dreamed when a cable support mechanism failed. the manager said she believed it was a slow drop, but that's not what health are says she experience -- heather says she experienced. >> i just want tourists to know they need to have some kind of safety. >> are most zip lines accredited? >> unfortunately no. >> a nationwide agency setting safety standards for challenge courses and zip lines says most companies do comply with a safety industry standard. however -- >> in mexico currently there is no mandatory requirement that is placed upon them to comply with any industry standards.

>> his advice to participants anywhere, read all terms of the waiver you sign. pay attention to weight, height and medical requirements and restrictions. ask the question has the company passed a safety inspection by a certified inspector? and is there a secondary braking system on all the zip lines? he says make sure the guides wait for the arrival of a previous rider before sending the next rider out. >> the mental nightmares are horrible. it replays over and over and over again. required safety >> now cruise lines and some travel agencies make sure that their land activities meet the required safety standards, but many tourists buy tours on their own and directly from the operators or third-party sellers and that is what heather did along with the hayward couple that was there. still ahead hopped again in style, bay area airports launching nonstop dreamliner service to london. >> it's game over for one of the biggest sporting goods

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goods retailer just announc: it's closing all 450 of its stores. for chapter it's game over for sports authority, the sporting goods retailer announcing it's closing all 450 stores. the company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in march, but it's carrying a crushing $1.1 billion in debt and eventually decided a sale was the only way out. the company will start liquidating all stores and winding down operations in the coming months. while whole foods can buy their buildings. it's getting ready to launch its new lower cost 365 grocery chain geared toward millennials and hipsters. the company will team up with local vendors to offer more than just food and drinks. there were rumors some 365 stores would even include tattoo parlors, but whole foods says it's not going to happen. the first location is slated to open in hipster los angeles at the end of may. time for a look ahead at some of the big stories happening around the bay area this coming week. >> starting with a major step

forward for the new bay area on the golden gate bridge. the contract is expected to be awarded this summer. construction will take four years, estimated cost $76 million. city leaders in san mateo may put a minimum wage hike on the fastrak. the governor just signed a bill -- fast track. the governor just signed a bill raising the minimum waning by 2022, but it could be phased in even higher. the city council meets tomorrow night at 7:00. governor brown has big decisions to make about tobacco. lawmakers sent him a pack of bills restricting tobacco use in california including one to raise the smoking age from 18 to 21. brown has until wednesday to sign, veto or end the bills back. help is on the way for college students drowning in debt. congressman john garamendi will introduce a new student reform

bill at u.s. davis tuesday. among other things it would refinance interest rates for existing loans and recalculate rates for future borrowers. hillary clinton brings her presidential campaign back to the bay area for a san francisco fundraiser on friday. joining her will be senators barbara boxer and dianne feinstein, author cheryl strayed and actress elizabeth banks. tickets range from $125 to $2,700. a group of san francisco hunger strikers will march to the mayor's office tuesday to began resignation or firing of police chief greg suhr. she stopped -- demand resignation or firing of police chief greg suhr. they stopped eating in protest of shootings. last week owner mark davis said he'd be willing to spend half a billion dollars to move the team to los angeles. wednesday you'll be able to go to london in style straight

from silicon valley. british airways is launching dreamliner service from san jose to heathrow. danville celebrates star wars day wednesday. events include a downtown scavenger hunt at 10:30, jedi lessons for kids on the town screen and the force awakens showings at 10:00. the irs stonewalled a man he says after trying to make him do their dirty work. >> they said you have a better chance of speaking to the president of the united states. >> no more pachyderms on parade, a circus tradition draws to a close as the ringling brothers circus elephants take their final bow. >> pack your trunks as we look live from the transamerica pyramid, time for a cool change

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tomorrow. they were taken by the dutchess of cambridge, kate middleton. kate will appear on the cover of british vogue next month to mark the fashion magazine's centennial. it's a final bow for the famous ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus brothers elephants. the pachyderms are making their final performance under the big top before retiring to a conservation center in florida. the center is run by the circus actually. ringling brothers said it was in the best interest of the elephants. the move also comes after increased criticism from animal right activists. e just airlifted t those aren't the only circus animals enjoying their freedom tonight. these lions were just airlifted to south africa after being rescued from circuses in south america. in fact, a total of 33 lines were saved after colombia and peru outlawed their use in circuses. they will be free to roam their

new home at the big cat sanctuary in johannesburg. more wild weather in the south, people in suburban baton rouge had to take cover as hail the size of ping pong balls pelted their homes and cars, part of a wave of severe thunderstorms that swept across the region yesterday. ping pong balls. >> and you wonder why a two bedroom in palo alto is $2 million. we had our own thunderstorms to contend with, just be right here as we look at the kpix5 hi-def doppler too show -- to show you there were thunderstorms popping over the mountains east of san andreas and over the reservoir in the upper corner of your screen where they take water and punch it uphill from the -- pump it uphill from the delta. there is water being dumped from mother nature by the dangerous pacheco pass which

leads into my hometown of hollister on 152. the time lapse and low clouds in the bay area, not only thunderstorms firing up at diablo, but thunderstorm over the sierra will be a thing of the past by tomorrow afternoon. you see the buildups in the distance there. concord still 81 degrees as we approach 7:00, san francisco 61, san jose 77 degrees. here's how it looks from high atop the west coast, high pressure beginning to relax. in combination with that low tomorrow it will be cooler. the pressure come down. temperatures follow suit. the fact the low clouds are building in along the shoreline means by midweek we'll be in the mid-60s. that's 20 degrees shy where we were today. might even get showers in the wednesday, thursday, friday time frame, scattered unsettled spring-like weather, nice 1 minute, maybe a shower or two the next. overnight lows tonight near 50

degrees in much of the bay area. monday morning starts off with sunrise at 6:12 a.m. for forecast highs tomorrow not as warm as today but plenty pleasant with 78 degrees in livermore, 76 at concord and 71 degrees in santa rosa. here in san francisco we'll be in the 60s. san jose at 77 degrees. extended forecast tomorrow plenty of sun except for the low clouds in the morning. we're back to that regime this week, low clouds, sun tuesday. wednesday, thursday, friday is when we might get enough moisture to produce a shower or two in the latter half of the week. next weekend we begin to dry it up but not warm up dramatically. we'll be in the 70s next week. we've got a lot more sports coming up after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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making green... by going gr with plastic and aluminum pd high... coming up tonight at 11:00 making green by going green with plastic and aluminum piled high. it's getting tougher and tougher to turn a profit on the recycling business and you could end up paying for it. finally tonight nobody likes a letter from the irs unless there a check in it. >> some bay area homeowners are getting some startling home notices in the mail asking them to pay someone else's tax bill. >> reporter: the letter from the irs caught russell johnson by surprise. >> first thing i read at the top was notice of levy. >> reporter: why he got it was just as surprising. it said the contractor who built this cabinet for him owes $17,000 to the irs and the agency is trying to collect from johnson. >> i mean i went into just fear. >> reporter: but when he called the irs to find out why he was targeted, he said he couldn't get an answer. >> they said you have a better chance of speaking to the

president of the united states. >> people see something from the irs and get concerned. >> reporter: but tax attorneys say you shouldn't be concerned. when a company doesn't pay its taxes, the irs has other ways to get their money. it can seize assets or intercept money owed to the company by customers like johnson. >> it's just a matter of trying to collect. >> reporter: the irs wouldn't comment on the case, but an employee at this walnut creek office tells us they've been getting a lot of calls from people concerned about these notices. bottom line. if you get a notice of levy from a company you've done business with, your only obligation is to reply stating you've already paid in full or send the remaining balance to the irs instead of the company. >> i paid him off each time in full. >> reporter: quite a relief for johnson who by the way, loves his cabinet, just not what the owner of the company put him through. if you receive a notice like this, you are required to respond to the irs to let them know whether or not you still

owe the company money. we reached out to the cabinet company in this case and the owner tells us he is currently working with the irs to try to resolve this issue. >> that will do it for us for now. 60 minutes is next. >> thanks for watching. for news throughout the evening the latest is always on www.cbssf.com. we will see you back here at 11:00. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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