continues into how a small plane went down in a southern ood as it a devastating plane crash, the investigation continues into how a small plane went down in a southern california neighborhood as it headed home to san jose. good afternoon. the crash happened late yesterday shortly after the family took off from an airport in river side. when firefighters arrived, they found the structure fully engulfed and a nearby home also on fire. no one was inside the homes and

ought victims were initially on the flight. firefighters say there were risks involved. >> we had saveable lives inside a burning building. the structure was well involved, incident command system was put in place and we put our firefighters across southeast texas risk and put them in place because of saveable lives yesterday. what took place is we had two rescues that we still have two patients living today. >> our kpix5 reporter is at san jose airport with a break down of what happened. >> reporter: this is where the people were trying to fly home to yesterday. today faa, ntsb, and local fire department are continuing to dig through the wreckage. here is what we know so far. the cesna310 left the airport around 4:40 yesterday afternoon and crashed into a home in a nearby neighborhood shortly after take off. five people were in the plane, one adult male, three adult females, one teen girl.

they were on their way to san jose after going to a cheer leading competition in disneyland. the male, teen, one adult woman died. two of the deceased remained in the wreckage. one of the bodies was removed yesterday. when the plane crashed into a home, there was a loud explosion followed by heavy smoke and huge flames. police say it is incredible that no one on the ground was hurt. >> it is extremely remarkable. there was one person in the first house behind me at the time of the crash. he was able to get out unharmed. >> reporter: police say parts of the airplane spewed across the neighborhood when it crashed. a couple homes were severely damaged and others will need only minor repairs. people in surrounding homes were able to return to them last night. both survivors remain in the hospital today, both following surgery. one is listed as stable and the other is in critical condition. >> the superintendent of union

school district putting concerns to rest. students were on board the plane and she wrote in a statement all middle school students returned safely from the trip. we have not received confirmation regarding identities of the victims of the plane crash. a female engineer is speaking out and suing tesla for allegedly ignoring complaints of pervasive harassment. according to the guardian the 33 year old claims she was paid lower salary r the same work as men and less qualified male counterparts were promoted over her. tesla has not commented. california representatives to prove the use of marijuana testing kits. it would let officers start using a road side saliva test to determine whether a driver consumed marijuana. the proposal will go to state senate floor at a later date for final vote. president trump is giving himself a plus for efforts, a for achievements during his first month. he agrees he has not done well

on messaging giving himself a c or c plus. he says he and his team could improve on communication. this is as the president prepares to layout his agenda to the nation in his first address to congress tonight. >> reporter: president trump is working on last minute preps ahead of his first joint address to congress. but he told fox news' fox and friends that he is ready. >> all i can do is speak from the heart and say what i want to do. >> reporter: the president is proposing a budget with a 10% increase in defense spending. that money will come from budget cuts to government agencies such as the epa and the state department and a large reduction in foreign aid. >> all we did was take his policies, turn it into a budget, and that's what you've got. >> reporter: democratic leaders are already arguing that the priorities are wrong. >> to increase defense by a large amount and then cut the very programs that help middle class americans seems to me to be totally wrong and out of wack.

>> reporter: president trump will have an up hit battle getting another legislative priority through congress, repeal and replacement of affordable care act. >> i believe the odds are very high we will keep the aca. >> reporter: republican lawmakers have been hearing from angry voters worried about losing their healthcare and president trump acknowledged how tough it is to fix the healthcare system. >> healthcare is a very complex subject. if you do this, it affects nine things. if you do that, it affects 15 things. >> reporter: president trump says also he will layout a case for his immigration policies. don champion, cbs news, capitol hill. more than 100 retired generals are speaking out about government spending on diplomacy, sent a letter to congressional leadership after the president announced major cuts to nondefense budget. they say diplomacy and defense are equal partners in u.s. policy. president trump delivers his address tonight at 6:00. watch right here on kpix5.

following the speech, we'll have a special edition of news at 7:30 followed by primetime cbs line up of shows. a memorandum of understanding has been signed in san francisco. the district attorney met with the council general of mexico to sign the document. it is designed to protect immigrant victims of violent crime specifically hate crimes. a pleasanton school district considering safe haven status. today the board will consider a resolution protecting families facing immigration enforcement or discrimination. the resolution would bar ice agents from entering sites without prior written approval. tonight the city of santa cruz look to strengthen protection for all residents regardless of immigration status. city council will meet to consider a law banning the city and employees from assisting in future immigration enforcement operations. there will be an

investigation into what happened when a california representative was removed from the senate floor. the senator was ushered off the floor when she refused to stop her speech about former senator tom hayden and activism opposing vietnam war. now a state senator wants the rules committee to look into what happened. he released this statement reading in part the tools of our trade are our words and ideas and as such we should always air on the side of more free speech and not less. last thursday we failed to keep faith with this historical standard. a 12 year old boy recovering in the hospital after being hit by car. san francisco fire department got the call just before 9:00 this morning. the accident happened on ocean and victoria in the english al side terrace neighborhood. officers say the driver is cooperating and are told that the boy has broken bones but is expected to be okay. new details on a death investigation in santa rosa. we know that a man has been arrested for reportedly killing

his father and estranged wife. officers discovered the bodies of dale carlson and jessica carlson saturday. both victims were so badly beaten they couldn't determine how they died. a 32 year old was arrested. he was out on bail at the time for domestic violence. from sliding hills to flooded creeks, storms have caused very costly damage throughout the area. we have more on the push counties are making today to cope with the big price tag. >> reporter: this mess on scenic drive is part of the reason for san mateo count''s emergency declaration. they don't have the money they need to fix this continuing storm damage so they're asking the state and feds to step in and help. >> causing havoc on all of us. >> reporter: that's what some locals say about trying to get around this year's storm damage. >> add two hours to your

commute. >> reporter: in san mateo, public works department estimates $14 million is needed to fix what we have seen so far. >> if we don't get reimbursed, the taxpayers will be responsible. >> reporter: like the landslide on scenic drive. the ground has continued to move since january dropping the road way at least six feet leaving two homes red tagged. on are this slide on seneca seen in these pictures. it impacted a sewer district more than a month ago and still isn't fixed. >> there are bandaids that have been put into place so we can make sure that stays operational. >> reporter: santa clara is also declaring a state of local emergency today all to prompt the state and feds to do the same and free up those disaster funds. >> they really need the funding. >> reporter: no estimated time line yet on when that state and federal money might start flowing. >> the san mateo office of

emergency services wants everyone to sign up for alerts at s mcready.org. oakland's fire chief is on leave if her job again. -- from her job again. this is the second time she's taken leave. the office is not commenting but we know that there is no current administrative investigation of the chief. reed's absence does follow the warehouse fire where 36 were killed in december and it's raised questions about the department's ability to conduct safety inspections. just before her leave last month she went on a rant at a public meeting of a fire safety district in oakland hills after residents raised questions about vegetation inspections designed to help prevent repeat of the 1991 fire storm in which 25 people died. if you are trying to save electricity, your bill can actually go up. if you use a lot, it could go down. what pg & e says is behind the bizarre rate change.

>> sweating while stoned. the world's first cannabis infused gym is opening in the bay area. why the owner says smoking before and after a work out is a good thing. >> from our kpix weather center in san francisco, good afternoon everybody. check out the sky. the visibility is unlimited. there are beautiful conditions from the estuary in oakland. a little bit of the shake to the camera due to the wind. we have the bay area's forecast on the other side of this brief time out. stay with us. ,,

ng band have developing news out of alabama, 12 members of the gulf shores high school marching band have been hurt after a car plowed into them at a mardi gras parade. officials say the car was driven by a 73 year old man who

accelerated right into the bands. it is unclear why he hit the gas but police say that it looks leak a tragic accident. this is three days after a man drove a truck into a mardi gras parade in new orleans injuring 28 people. the 25 year old driver of the truck had a blood alcohol level of .232%. if you are trying to save electricity, you could end up paying more. starting tomorrow, pg & e is changing the rate structure. customers with low usage will see their bills go up as much as 11%. households using a lot of electricity will pay less. some people in the central valley complained that the high power bills in the summer subsidize customers on the coast. pg & e says this is an effort to balance people's bills. a new affordable housing in san francisco is inspiring debate among supervisors.

legislation would require developers rental projects with at least 25 units who opt to build affordable housing on site to make at least 18% affordable. the proposal entails changes in salary requirements that middle class workers would be prioritized over low income workers. the first cannabis infused gym will open in san francisco this may. members will be encouraged to integrate the plant into the their pre and post work out regiment. >> i use it for focus. it is not about getting high. it is about keeping my mind engaged. i feel lucky to be alive in the time and place in the world to be able to actualize this. five or ten years ago, there is no way this could have happened. >> he hopes members will be free to buy and consume cannabis on site including power plants and edibles which he says are made for work outs. we have learned our wet weather is spoiling the beauty of the golden gate bridge. all the fog has been wearing

away the paint. while the north tower gets a shield of some sorts from the head lands the san francisco eyed is at the mercy of the elements. we have learned there are plans in the works to retouch the paint. the bridge district plans to start work next year including various repairs and a fresh coat of paint. it is time for a check of weather. we have to keep that international orange looking sharp. >> it was opened to vehicles in 1937. when i am 80, i will need to be retouched up too. hi everybody. let's go outside now. this is our live weather camera looking to the bay bridge, blue skies, a few puffy clouds, not many. it is mostly sunny. it's a beautiful day to be outside. 52 in red wood city, thank you sir for checking in. you are spot on. it is a gorgeous day with wall to wall sunshine. we have temperatures in the low and mid 50s. when you couple that with a

breeze, it does feel chilly, a little brisk. but it is a winter day. eight mile per hour winds in san francisco, 12 oakland, 12 in the red wood city area. it is calm in the fairfield area. winds will be consistent later today, northwest 10 to 20. the low to the south, blocking ridge of high pressure staying put. not going anywhere for four days. we have full on sunshine and gradually warmer conditions as the the high pressure begins to expand and strengthen. here is your evening commute. it is cloud free. here is lunch time tomorrow, cloud free also. as we go ahead to thursday all the clouds remain offshore until about friday. we will call it partly sunny but temperatures will respond nicely to the abundance of sunshine in the mid 60s. right now it is 52. we are going up to 58 degrees. we have mid 50s in monterey

bay. that tahoe forecast, one word, epic, lots of sunshine through the weekend for skiing and boarding. our temperatures today across the coast, into the bay and peninsula, 50s and low 60s. this is slightly below average. we should be at 61 in san by the time the sun goes down tonight and makes an appearance tomorrow we will have enjoyed 11 hours and 20 minutes of daylight hours. tonight we'll have 30s and 40s, similar to this morning with 33 in the liver more area. here is your extended forecast. four days of sunshine, increasing clouds, cloudy on saturday. i am in complete denial. there is just a chance of rain on sunday. we do have the 39th running of the napa marathon sunday. if it rains, it's just a little bit, asperities, a hydration -- a spritz, a hydration for the

runners. >> loving your forecasts. >> thank you. warren buffet loading up on apple shares. why he says this is different from investing in a tech company. >> we want to invite you pet lovers to send your questions about their health and well being. e-mail us pets@kpix.com and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday. we'll be right back.

this is a cross between asparagus and broccoli. other names is aspiration vegetable. when you buy it, make sure it is green right here, the stem is nice and green. little bitty like that, you don't want it. maybe one or two buds and that's it. forget it. be sure it is nice and green all the way through the top and a little purple is okay. it's got to feel nice and fresh when you squeeze it. it has to be nice and squeaky. put it in the refrigerator right away maybe two or three days at the most. you know why? this is super food. the longer you have it in the refrigerator, the more the nutritional value starts to

deplete. there you go. it is great any way you would like. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. billionaire warren buffet loading up on shares of apple. buffet says the company holds about 133 million shares of apple, double what they had just a month ago. the aggressive buying spree came as a shock after buffet said technology companies were difficult to predict. he says apple is more of a consumer products maker than a tech company. a not so happy holiday shopping season for target. the retail giant says in store sales the last three months of 2016 were worse than expected and warned that the decline can continue well into the year. target says while it show growth in online sales, it did not offset drops in store sales. if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail consumerwatch@cbssf.com or call

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squeal to. >> watch here on kpix5 at 1:00. a bay area girl battling a disease so rare drug companies weren't interested in researching a potential treatment. we'll have that story and more tonight at 5:00. early this morning, michelle did an i impercent nation of -- impersonatiom of cher. >> i will just flip my hair. >> that's it for the news at noon. have a great day.

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