san francisco spectacle howe of the oldest runners who te the race seriously make it through the toughest part oe course. bay to breakers. the traditional san francisco spectacle, how some of the oldest runners who take this race seriously make it through the toughest part of the course. >> there they go, at about 8:00 this morning. tens of thousands of runners took off from san francisco's financial district. the start of the seven and a half mile bay to breakers race. john ramos was there and shows us the flamboyant and whacky race lived up to expectations. >> reporter: the top of hayes hill still looked a little look

a foot race. by that i mean, most people were still running. it had 92-year-old saul mathelon a bit envious. she says she doesn't dare stop coming here. >> if i stop, i won't start up again. >> reporter: gradually, it came to a crawl again. while some, like this human foosball table took a lot of imagination, others left almost nothing to it. there were presidents and a few who would like to be, and one guy was feeling the bern in a big way. >> he's huge. utah got to represent the best you can. >> reporter: donald trump finally got that wall built. floats aren't allowed anymore

but somehow this "star wars" battle cruiser snuck through. that is until the cops confiscated it at golden gate park. there are those that complain every year about rules being broken. but they're really missing the point. this is the event where good taste is supposed to lose out to a good time. >> doesn't bother me a bit. live and let live. >> reporter: it's silly, and stupid, and completely pointless, and next year they'll do it all over again. it's the kind of thing that makes san francisco so much fun. at the bay to breakers. >> the winners are crossing the finish line for the men, 28-

year-old isaac mukondi of texas. it appears that swarm of aggressive bees in concord has been eradicated. some bees are still buzzing, but in much fewer numbers. a beekeeper set a temporary hive to attract the bees and destroy them. even with some still buzzing, police are telling walkers to watch out. two dogs were killed by the bees. we'll have a live report at 6:00. in san jose, a complex problem with no easy solution. kpix 5's devin feely on how the city is giving serious thought to the growing problem of homelessness. >> it hurts me to see people live like this. >> reporter: he has spent a decade, basically his entire adult life, homeless. >> you don't know who is around

you. >> reporter: much like he struggled to escape homelessness, the city of san jose has struggled to help the estimated 6500 people like him who find themselves on the street each night. >> the ultimate goal, is permanent housing. they have services that are attached to support the homeless population. >> reporter: organize the this town hall meeting in large part to complaints about encampments popping up in their neighborhoods. >> it's going to be a safety issue at that point. not just for the residents, but also the new tenants coming in. there wasn't transparency. >> reporter: homelessness in the shadow of silicon valley. until you ask those trying to escape, its grip. >> give them housing. shelters ain't going to do it.

programs ain't going to do it. the battle between san francisco and chicago over george lucas's museum has been fierce. but the windy city is losing strength, and the city by the bay gets another shot at it from the mayor. >> reporter: the force may be with san francisco after all. >> i've never given up. i keep calling him saying, george, we're still open. >> reporter: now mayor ed lee says "star wars" creator, george lucas is thinking of building his museum on treasure island. the site facing the city's downtown skyline is already approved for development. >> if we have a chance to bring him back, i want to be open and positive about it. >> reporter: the prequel to this latest development, lucas was originally hoping to build

the development in the presidio, but that fight went to the dark side with the trustees who oversea the land. then lucas tried to make his dream come true in chicago along lake michigan, but has been running into legal and political problems there too. >> he just wants to make sure you dent have to go through a very difficult process, as he's done twice already. >> reporter: working on the environment review process. as for the cost, lucas has previously offered to put up about $700 million. >> perhaps, the lucas museum could be the special. >> reporter: spoke about how the museum could change treasure island's future for good. >> if we could actually have an attraction on treasure island, it might be able to sustain a ferry service. if we could sustain that, we could make the entire island work. >> reporter: the next step would be to negotiate a lease for the site, and start

developing a detailed plan. in san francisco, ann mackovic, kpix5. >> the los angeles mayor reportedly has come up with a possible location for the museum downtown. still to come, would you you jump in a lake if your gps told you to? one woman did, and she took her car with her. >> and three brothers. three perfect sores on the a.c.t. how they managed to ace the test without cramming or panicking. ,,

woman... found that out thed way. take a look at this. turns out, you can't always count on your gps to get you where you're going. on thursday, her faulty gps led her here. straight into a lake in ontario, canada. the woman was trying to navigate through thick fog at

night. she relied too much on her gps. she rolled down the window to gut out of the car, just before it started to sink. president obama urged college graduates to confront people who want to build walls. of course he took a swipe at donald trump. he took aim at what he calls a rejection of facts and science. >> it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. that's not keeping it real, or telling it like it is. that's not challenging political correctness. that's just not knowing what you're talking about. >> the president also told the 12,000 graduates the toughest challenges cannot be solved in isolation. he said quote, to help ourselves, we've got to help others. trump is at the university of pennsylvania to see his youngest daughter graduate. tiffany trump is graduating

from penn school of arts and sciences. federal agents will guard both the nominee, and vice president joe biden who is also there to see his granddaughter graduate. a third party run would be in his words, a suicide mission. those comments come as trump keeps trying toker shore up republican support. the stumping before tuesday's primaries in oregon and kentucky. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigned across kentucky today, and made her case to the blue collar voters who have leaned toward bernie sanders in earlier contests, and have also been courted by donald trump. >> i know we can bring blue collar jobs back. we have to change the task code that gives incentives to move jobs out of america. we've got to stop that. >> we do much better against trump than does secretary

clinton. >> reporter: on the republican side, trump responded to reports accusing him of mistreating women, and posing as his own spokesman, with a tweet. the media is really on a witch- hunt against me. false reporting, and plenty of it, but we will prevail. >> reporter: reince priebus says trump is immune. and republican efforts to draft a third party candidate is pointless. >> this is a suicide mission. it's not right. i think what people should do is to take the paul ryan approach, which is to work with donald trump, and find out whether or not there's common ground. >> some republicans asked mark cuban to launch a presidential bid. cuban said it was too late. cbs news, new york. "the washington post" says mitt romney and some consultants and pundits are trying to draft an independent candidate. top picks include john kasich, who recently dropped out of the

republican race. a dramatic rescue. deputies pull an unconscious man from a burning car. >> back in the bay area, changes ahead for the bay area weather as we head back to work tomorrow. the forecast coming up, after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

sherriff deputies *and a neighbor... franitcall a dramatic rescue in palmdale surrounded by smoke and flames, three deputies and a neighbor frantically worked to pull two men out of this

burning call. the black mercedes had crashed through a brick wall. when deputies arrived, they realized another man wastill stuck on the driver's side. with the flames growing larger, it took all four men to pull that victim out. >> we do this because we want to, it's a calling. we don't do it for any type of attention. it is our job, but i'm there to help out my partners. there to help out the citizens of the community, and that's enough for us. >> both victims were taken to a nearby hospital. the driver is in serious condition. no word yet on why the car crashed to begin with. a street has just been named after harvey milk in the capital of mormon country. today, a public celebration including the unveiling of new signs and the city council approved the re-naming last month in the unanimous vote. he was one of the first openly

gay men elected to public office in the united states. in tennessee, three brothers earned perfect scores on the a.c.t. ian, collin, and william. that's incredible, because less than 1/10 of 1% of 2 million people who take the test each year get a perfect score. the brothers say they get a lot of encouragement from their parents. >> we've put in a lot of work before that. we work hard in school. we've taken honors and ap classes every chance we get. >> also had a specific kind of pencil, called a general's test taking 580. just a really good pencil. i felt like, that was good. >> it's the pencil. collin is going to college in oklahoma. their youngest brother william is a student at houston high, in german town. hungry coyotes are causing problems at an oakland hills

neighborhood. attacking and eating household pets and chickens. >> reporter: it's becoming a common occurrence. coyotes roaming through people's backyards, perhaps looking for food. a man recorded these two coyotes yesterday in the popular oakmore neighborhood. less than a a mile away, a surveillance camera picked up two more on a sidewalk. >> we had nine chickens. now we have eight. >> reporter: marietta says the coyote ate one of her chickens last week. >> we heard a lot of ruckus. >> reporter: the coyote came back for more. >> he was just right here. my very brave little dog, george, chased him out of the yard. i was surprised at how bold it was. it wasn't going to move unless george chased it out. >> reporter: neighbors believe the coyotes killed at least two

cats this week. the owner doesn't want her face on camera. >> i'm very, very sad he had to have this unfortunate end. he was very much a mess. they'd eaten most of him. >> reporter: it's best to keep cats inside early in the morning and at night. that's when coyotes are most active. they said dogs should be leashed. >> coyotes should be much more prevalent in the bay area. some of this is that they're just multiplying in our areas. they're learning to live in urban environments. >> reporter: a couple of coyotes walked up to bradley white's driveway. now he walks his dog with a bear spray. >> i carry it now as a deterrent for the coyotes. >> reporter: kpix 5. >> the wild kingdom. and the weather quite the opposite of wild. we've got a little bit of a warming trend on tap tore for

the bay area. a few thunderstorms fired up over the sierra today. all courtesy of low pressure that gave us a few showers last week. but for us, to tour the end of the loop around reno. the doppler picking up a few showers, but that's about it. a nice day around the bay area today. a few high clouds floating in the distance there. over the north tower, the golden gate bridge. in concord, it is 78 degrees. things begin to warm up around the bay area. santa rosa, it's 81. here in the city, we're 19 degrees behind that at 62. the influence of a low cloud. that low pressure system that's kicking out to the east and high pressure building to our west. a combination, warming trend through midweek. windy too. on the future cast, here's how to look through tomorrow morning. fair weather cumulus floating over the city, but that's the influence towards san francisco. a mostly sunny day. in fact, inland, you'll see a

mostly sunny day anyway. future cast shows, mostly sunny clouds. after that, it's gone. a mostly sunny day for tomorrow. a warming trend after the patchy low clouds. be in the mid-80s by tuesday and wednesday. then we'll go the other direction. by thursday and friday, we cool it back down to the 60s. in the meantime, enjoy the sunshine. warming up in sacramento, 90 degrees. a chance of a few showers tomorrow afternoon in yosemite because of those build ups over the sierra. overnight lows tonight. we'll see them in the 50s again, with sun up at a minute before 6:00 a.m. high temperatures tomorrow. in the city, we'll be above average. 69degrees. 82 for concord. down in the south bay tomorrow, plenty of sunshine, after a little bit of cloudy pes in the morning. then morgan hill, campbell, all near 80 degrees. we'll be in the 80s, with

pittsburg, and san ramon, all notching that mark. up in marin, things look nice. all the way up to 80 degrees tomorrow. 77 at novato. for ukiah, more warm weather as well. with temperatures in the 80s. for clear lake, and ukiah, and cloverdale. extended forecast, next through days, nice around warm. thursday, friday, and saturday things are going to be cooling off. we hope they're not going to be cooling off for the warriors. can you name the a's player that hit three home runs today? and everything big in texas. including the brawl that break out between the rangers and jays. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

of the rotation..but last n, eat arizona, and the biggest question for the giants in the first month and a half this season has been the back half of the rotation. last night, jake peavy beat arizona, and today, matt cain delivered his second quality start of the week. scoreless in the 3rd, trevor brown tees off on d'backs pitcher ruby de la rosa. fourth home run in just 46 at- bats this season for trevor brown. 1-0 san francisco. tied at 1 in the 6th. matt cain loaded them up, but got the pop up to end the inning. he has allowed 3 earns runs in

last last three starts, but remains winless. hunter pence will beat the throw. the giants take a 2-1 lead. the runners at the corners. rickie weeks appears to have grounded into the game ending double play. but the call is safe at first base. a run scores to tie the game, but the review shows brandon belt stayed on the bag. game over. the giants sweep the diamondbacks and lead the nl west by one half game. throwing out the first pitch in tampa bay. grant balfor retired last month. solo shot in the 1st inning. a's lead 1-0. sunny gray trying to get back on track. he struggled. the ray's right fielder, hit a three run home run. his second of the game to give tampa a 4-1 lead.

top of the 5th now. the rays up 5-2. valencia strikes again. a two run shot. his second multihome run game of the season. evan longoria, that's his 7th of the year. gray allows 6 runs, 3 earned. valencia, to the rescue. with the a's down to their final out. he hits a two run home run to give oakland the lead. his third home run of the game, fifth of the series. he had zero before this weekend. the a's beat the rays 7-6. jose batista's bat last postseason did not sit too well with the rangers. the bad blood continued today. bautista hard into second. to breakup the double play. you know when you see major league fights right? nothing ever happens.

it did today. 4 players ejected. there will likely be suspensions to follow. andrew bogut returned to practice today, and is questionable for game 1 of the western conference finals. the warriors will need him to match oklahoma city's frontline. >> i think so. is that the word on the street? i'll take it. that's good. >> after having four days off between series, there's not much left to talk about. so the big question steph curry was faced with today had to do with him not wearing a sleeve over his right knee. >> they have this new invention like what do they call it? >> they might have made one for you. >> we use what we've got back here. we've got a lot of tools back

here. >> hard news. toronto hosting the second game 7 this postseason. the raptors led miami by 8 heading into the 4th. throws it down. he had 17 points. 16 rebounds. i think we can say kyle lowry has snapped out of his shooting slump. toronto blows out miami. they will now face the very well rested cavs in the eastern conference finals. how about this. 49er preseason sensation jared hayne was one and done. he gave up a career in rugby to pursue a career in pro football, but he is going back to rugby. as the 49ers season was slipping away, i couldn't figure out why they didn't give him more of a shot to see what

they had for him coming into this season. >> more at 6:00. we'll see you then. thanks for watching. no: donald trump's new war of words with the "new times." trump fires back at a report featuring several women's stories of their alleged encounters with him. also tonight, the investigation into a deadly bus crash in texas. >> i try to stay out of trouble. >> quijano: our interview with a former fugitive finally arrested after nearly 50 years on the run. >> ahh! >> quijano: a swarm of aggressive bees attacks a california neighborhood stinging g pele and killing pets. >> and here we are, on board... >> quijano: and the farewell to a broadcasting legend. morley safer reflects on his decades of reporting for "60 minutes." ec captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs weekend news."