aggressive... it's sending people bees on the attack going after people and their pets. the swarm is so aggressive, it's sending people running for cover. >> reporter: it's much cooler now, so the swarm of bees has gone away. problem two houses behind me. the owner of the house says the hives belong to his son. he was trying to move the hives yesterday. and that's when he noticed the more aggressive bees. and that's when things got crazy. >> i've never encountered this before in concord. >> they just keep coming after

you. >> reporter: this concord neighborhood swarming with bees. >> climbing up my hair, trying to get to my head. i don't know what to do! >> reporter: tom came outside armed. >> all i'm doing is just swatting it around me, carrying it around with me. >> reporter: the bees so aggressive, kxix reporter couldn't get out of the van. >> right in your eye. >> reporter: stung three times during the course of this interview. >> ah, there's ten. >> reporter: aside from attack people yesterday, the bees stung and killed two little dogs. milo and gunner. she stop counting after she pulled out 50 stingers from each dog. a professional

believes they are africanized killer beese. >> if you ignore them, they don't sting you. if you make a sound, very fast movement, they start being more aggressive. >> reporter: the homeowner says the bees will cluster back together. then his son will put on his bee suit and remove any remaining bees. a man in custody after pointing a gun at police and tossing an explosive at an officer. the officer wasn't hurt, but it led to a standoff in sacramento. area was cordoned off, and some residents were evacuated. police, the fbi, and atf negotiated for hours. prior to >> the original pipebomb was thrown at officers. then there was a secondary one. and we haven't really confirmed if it was debtinated prior to officers arriving or afterward. >> several people were inside

the home where the man was barricaded. they got out okay and may have known the suspect. no information is being released about the man's identity or what set him off. a traffic alert now. a stretch of i-80 through parts of richmond and san pablo is closed. caltrans is working on the first phase of the i-80 interchange comruchlt project. detours until 7:00 am tomorrow. bay area teams hit the streets to spot people driving under the influence. the lessons officers hope they'll learn before it's too late. >> reporter: it's saturday night in san bruno. 17-year-old juan nzñez instead of partying with friends is take ache ride in a police cruiser. he isn't in trouble but learning about the consequences of driving under the influence.

>> you gotta take the tally of everything. the majority who refuse have already been through. >> reporter: think of it as scared straight, dui edition. >> end up throwing a 3.0. >> reporter: high schoolers hit the streets. >> legal limit is .08. so .3 is almost four times that legal limit. i'd say majority of people would be unconscious. >> reporter: not long in his life, juan saw the consequences. this driver wasn't drunk but admitted to smoking pot hours earlier and swerving. no arrests here, but talking to the san bruno officer hade out the cost of a dui conviction. >> almost $10,000 to $20,000. that's probably my full year of college tuition. which would be

a better way to pay off college instead of having a dui. >> reporter: with a teen like juan, they're preaching to the choir. juan sign up for this. but san bruno officers hope the experience will spread. >> he's gonna go back and tell his experiences to his friends and is talk about the ramifications of drinking and driving. that's the message we want to get out. >> at this point there is no measure for how high is too high to drive in california. see what happens when stoned drivers are put to the test coming up. an l.a. county woman is facing charges after crashing her car into a fire hydrant, fleeing the scene and leaving her toddler behind. this is what police found. the officers tried to console him.

he wasn't injured. his smothered in jail facing a list of charges. police are looking for a man they say sexually assaulted a teenaged girl earlier this week. they say the suspect may have scratches on his face or neck from struggling with the victim. a plane ends up upside down in a central valley vineyard and everyone walks away. one of the survivors talks about the harrowing plunge. >> reporter: he can't believe his alive. the cessna was up for just a couple minute when is it experienced engine trouble, flipped over and nose-dived into a vineyard. he knew the plane was going down. it was a matter of preparing for impact. >> my first impression after we realized that everybody was

okay, okay, how'd this happen? nothing really happened, nothing really bad happens to us. and we're really okay. >> reporter: he know what is he's doing. an air force pilot in chile, a professional skydiver, and adrenalin junkie. he's aware the company that owns and operates the plane has been involved in a series of incidents. but worry is not a way to live. >> i love life, and i'm so happy to be alive. and this is what makes me be happy. >> reporter: this is a new beginning. >> we're so happy itch just laugh approximate this. anothe >> the faa and mtsb are trying to figure out why the plane went down. a group in davis being loaded for a hot air balloon ride, a gust of wind started dragging them across the airport

grounds. 20 people were already inside the basket. one woman went to the hospital with minor injuries. eight people were killed when their tour bus crashed in texas near laredo. the driver lost control of the bus and it read over. it was raining at the time. 44 others were taken to the hospital. a prom night they'll never forget, for the wrong reasons. their limo caught fire. ten teens were on board. flames started shooting from the passenger see the. smoke filled the limo and the fire spread to the roof. the driver tried to put it out with his jacket. >> i took my jacket, i tried tow seeing what's going on. >> everyone was able to get it out safely, even made it to the prom. no word on what sparked

the fire. donald trump is getting new criticism over how he's treated women and why he's not released his tax return. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan still hasn't endorsed donald trump. he said that will take time. >> let's air our difference, get an understanding of each other. i think most republicans are gonna come to the conclusion that we're in the never hillary camp. >> reporter: a new york times story details a history of unwelcomed advances toward women, including kitsdzs on the mouth. trump disputes the charges. he also denied posing as his own spokesman in the 1990s with a recorded interview. it sounds a lot like trump and describes his romantic life in frank terms. >> he's living with marla and

he's got three other girlfriends. >> reporter: hillary clinton focuses on trump's years of runs to release his tax return. >> maybe i'm gonna do the tax return when obama does his birth certificate. >> if i decide to run for office, i'll produce my tax returns, absolutely. >> reporter: trump now says he's waiting for an audit. democrats will vote on tuesday in oregon and kentucky. bernie sanders made a surprise stop? kentucky. he thinks neither donald trump nor hillary clinton is prepared to help working families. >> i can think of a lot of things this country needs. one of them is not billionaires getting more tax breaks. i have a lot of respect for hillary clinton. it is difficult to take many, many millions of dollars from waurlsz and from other special interests in your super-pac then actually go out and fight for the people that

need the attention. >> hillary clinton's campaign opened up a new office near our state cap to the in sacramento. next weekend bill clinton will campaign for his wife in california. backlash over the obama administration's letter to schools regardingly transgender assess to bathrooms. the administration has urged all public schools to let transgender students use bathrooms and locker rooms that match their gender identity. otherwise the school could lose funding. the lieutenant governor in texas is urging districts to ignore the policy. mississippi's governor says the administration is imposing a liberal agenda on the state. a south bay congressman is supporting transgender equality. he backed transform california at a rally today.

we've already made significant progress on the issue he said. >> it's in front of the city hall npublic, in the sunshine. the changes that we see are really dramatic. >> trans-form california wants a change to public >> reporter:s everywhere not just in schools. how high is too high to drive? californians get closer to voting on whether to legalize marijuana. >> all right. >> reporter: three drivers all high on marijuana. >> definitely buzzed. relaxed and buzzed. >> reporter: put to the test through this basic driving course in washington state with a drug recognition expert

standing by. dill an uses pot on weekends. jeff uses it once in a while. driving instructor says addie and dylan drove slower but all drove okay on their first lap. despite addie hitting a cone. >> oh, i hit a cone. >> reporter: then the volunteers smoked again. >> i'm starting to get it. feel it in my eyes might be body, my head. >> reporter: and this time it definitely started to show. dylan nearly hit the photographer. >> watch yourself. >> i had to grab the wheel to keep him from run you go over. >> reporter: dylan was at five times washington's legal limit. here in california -- >> i'm a better driver because i'm more focused. >> reporter: there is no legal limit. and pot users know it. >> i drive better when i'm high. >> you've never been in an accident before? >> nope, knock on wood. >> and i've been smoking since

i was faeb years old. >> reporter: sam goal sera defense attorney in san francisco. he says he has won all his clients' marijuana dui cases. >> it's safe to say there are people who are impaired. it's also safe to say there are people who actually aren't impaired. the only reason they have been charged is because their blood test was positive for marijuana. >> reporter: it's impossible to set marijuana dui limits because there's no scientific proof everyone becomes impaired at the same blood limit. >> you can tell how much active thc is in their bloodstream, but not how they're impaired. ed >> reporter: officers arrest you driving high based on a field sobriety test. >> i think that's stupid. it's just like drinking and driving. >> reporter: mothers against

drunk driving in the bay area says they hope future laws will keep stoned drivers off the road. >> we don't take a stance on legalization of marijuana it. does become our issue once you get behind the wheel. >> reporter: how high is too high? they'll keep driving knowing they'll likely just get a slap on the wrist in california. >> does that make you not really care? >> yes. as long as i don't have any marijuana, then i'm fine. officers make a d- u-i arre. they have a drug recog e out what typ >> a chp spokesperson says after their officers make a dui arrest, they have a drug recognition expert figure out what type of drug the driver took. and that extra step adds to the evidence in court. an emotional message to the class of 2016 at uc berkeley

today. cheryl sandberg talked about having resilience. she shared her experience since her husband's death. >> i learned about the depth of sadness and the brutality of loss. i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom and, find the surface, and breathe again. >> today was the first time sandberg has spoken publicly about her loss. it was a grand reopening for the san francisco museum of modern art today. red confetti rained down. and live music was playing as the renvations were unveiled. it took three years to put together the new indoor and outdoor gallery space. along with the renovations, there's a new schedule. just hours from another big

celebration. the bay to breakers race! tens of thousands of runners and partiers will take off from main and howard streets in the financial district at 8:00 am, make their way 12 kilometers west to ocean beach. they have been pressing the starting point for days. you can expect to see some outrageous costumes and for some perhaps no costumes at all. newsity is not -- nudity is not allowed but has become part of the tradition. >> tough morning to do that. [ laughter ] >> off to a fairly chilly start for the bay to breakers. first the golden gate bridge. numbers now, near 60 degrees. it's chilly, 66 in santa rosa. low pressure pushed in over the pacific northwest. the low begins to leave, and high pressure builds in tomorrow, warmer. future track from

oakland's perspective tomorrow, low clouds to the city. by 10:00, more sunshine. low clouds linger by the shoreline. in general, sunshine comes out by midmorning to midday for much of the bay area. lots of low cloudiness over to the east bay, until 11:00 am. clear it up until we cloud it up again tomorrow night. no big changes in the temperatures between today and tomorrow. mild day for sunday. a warming trend will begin to monday. by midweek, mid-80s. to sum it up, the 2016 bay to breakers, tomorrow, crowds in the morning. on the cool side is, 60 degrees at race time. head down to the bay area, mountains, partly cloudy skies, and is lake tahoe nice with 60 degrees. yosemite at 59.ville valley will be -- central valley will be in the low 80s. and monterey, 62 degrees.

temperatures will dip down to the low to mid-50s. and the sun comes up 1 minute before 6:00 am. daytime highs, average for this time of the year, oakland at 69. san jose 70 degrees. cooler than average. in the city, 64 degrees. in the south bay, low clouds to start off the day. sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be in the low 70s for the most part. sums up the east bay too, except toward the central valleys. brentwood, 81 degrees. warm there. nice in the north bay tomorrow. numbers near 70 degrees. 70s for clear lake and cloverdale. in the extended forecast, monday, tuesday, and wednesday, a general warming trend. mid-80s by midweek. and toward the weekend, partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the low 70s. good times ahead. >> let the good times roll!

we'll wrap up the local baseball stuff in a nice little bow. a's in south florida. giants representing in arizona. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the winnin' machine keeps on truckin' .. johnny cueto..win a world series? put a ring on it...earned that bling with the royals in 20. at arizona, tied at 1 4... johnny quieto, a world -- cueto, win a world series, put a

ring on it. hunter pence untied it, top 4th. 2-run shot. jake peavy, second straight quality start. peavy a lot of run, 3 hits in 6 innings. the giants bullpen couldn't hold. d-backs rallied in the 8th. paul goldschmidt, tied the game as he slid safely. in the next one, buster posey, brought home 2 in the 9th. giants win their fourth straight game, 5-3. mas cod got punched out in tampa. kendall gravesman, a 2-run shot. tampa on the board two-0. bottom 8th, 4 run, not

enough. a bases loaded hole, 6-0. tampa's starter only needed a run. yonder alonzo, and we're done here. his first career, complete game shutout. it's the eve of one pern conference final. the warriors will have to wait tell monday to get started again. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

miami/toronto game-7 sunday curtain will raise on the warriors & thunder monday... ..and wha eastern conference gotta settle business with a miami/toronto game 7 on sunday. the current will raise on thunder monday. and what to do with draymond green! never been known to hide his emotions that. has led to four technical fouls this postseason f. he reaches seven, it's an automatic 1-game suspension. a couple of assistants made bad calls against him in today's scrimmage. >> they were calling terrible calls. i said you know what? i'm not talking to y'all. i'm gonna keep my cool. not talking to the ref reese. just play basketball. i was good today. don't be surprised if i finish this season with 5 techs.

>> you gotta give him credit. he's really, really being serious about this. and he did a great job today. nshgsz hl playoffs, i wonder what's on the minds of the sharks. four wins away from a stanley cup appearance. huge hurdle in the midwest. ng lady's day at the players cia >> playoffs are different. each game is its own battle. you look at film throughout the year against them, absolutely. but in terms of results, both teams are playing well at this point. this girl got a little

souvenir in south florida. sergio divorce yashgs not a great day. 5 over 77. i used to be able to do that. jason day got a save on the taken. 18 holes tomorrow. >> to be condition continued. thanks for wat >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> sharks. monday warriors? [ laughter ] >> its it for us. ,,,,,,,,

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