league game between monarkas and club america. it was the pre-game that turned violent. fans started taupting each other in a -- taunting each other in a parking lot. fireworks were set off. police say fans started throwing rocks and bottles at people and at least one of the busses. >> people are throwing at my bus. i'm getting thrown rocks at. >> they just started throwing rocks at you. >> basically. they see a big bus and they know they're in my bus. >> the rival team? >> the rival team. >> your buddy who got hurt what was his role? >> he was one of the guys with the drums. he got hit in the face. >> is he going to be okay. >> he is. he is. he got knocked out but he's okay. >> it's all patched up now but at one point police say the crowd attacked the fence, tore

it down, and was able to get inside. >> these were ticketed individuals. i don't understand why going in the way they were trying to get in was important to them. that's when the rock throwing began. a few people were transported to the hospital. no officers were injured and no significant injuries to fans. >> at any point were the police in danger? >> no. we had a small contingent of officers here at 2:45 p.m. the game wasn't scheduled until 4:30. that's why you saw the large influx of police officers respond, to make sure that everyone was safe. >> some of those police officers stayed. others went back to their home districts. there's not much concern that another fight will break out. there is some. they've kept some officers here. the game is about to finish sometime within the next 10, 15 minutes. we'll monitor the events here. reporting live joe vasquez. >> thank you. police in san jose serving

for the driver in -- searching for a driver in a hit-and-run crash. a man was walking near the plant shopping center when a car struck him and sped off. the victim died at the hospital. no drips of the car that -- description of the car that hit him yet. outside, something affecting us all. as we look live over san francisco evening showers for the bay. weak cold fronts making its way down from northern california. it's not going to amount to much. doppler is showing most of the activity confined to the north coast. a few showers around the central bay as we pull in even further you can see it's moving over to oakland right now. even as san francisco begins to dry out there's more rain in the east bay. and this is what's going to happen the next few hours. cold front across the south. totals less than a tenth of an inch. winds at 15 miles an hour. it's coming in like a lamb and going out that way as well.

a complete forcaste as well as what happens next in a few minutes. all the rain we've been having could end up costing you more at the grocery store. sky drone 5 went to selena's for why. >> the wet winter has been a blessing and a bitter harvest. sky drone 5 captured these images of fields lying unplanted where after years of drought the problem is too much water, not too little. >> it's been years since we had this much water. we're supposed to be in spring and it's still raining. >> weeks of rain have delayed if not outright destroyed several fields. like locally groan strawberries -- grown strawberries. >> i tell the people i don't have it because of rain. in the meantime fruits and vegetables are being shipped in from outside the state country.

some customers say it doesn't compare. >> i just got straw brother berries yesterday. they -- strawberries yesterday. they don't taste the same. >> on top of everything else the shortage has caused prices to jump up. >> ridiculous to pay $6 for a little basket that you can buy for $1 or $2 when the strawberries are picked in the local area. >> kpix 5. new at 6:00. amazon wants to hire hundreds of tech workers for a huge new office in east palo alto. not everyone is happy about it. some people who live and work there tell us they're worried about being pushed aside to make room. >> word that amazon is moving into this newly completed office complex on university avenue in east palo alto is being cheered by some. >> am sop is great.

>> -- amazon is great. >> but not by all. >> the appearance looks good from the passer-by's perspective. the people who live here are getting displaced. >> drew has run this store for 35 years. he's afraid his days of doing business here are numbered. >> our concerns are our landlord is probably going to develop this side of the project and we're going to be out of business. >> east papa low alto residents and business owners watched the slow march of silicon valley into their neighborhoods. amazon will reportedly bring in 1300 new jobs. >> according to city documents most of the jobs created by amazon will be software related. highly skilled jobs that not a lot of locals will be able to feel. >> it's up to the -- fill. >> it's up to the people to increase their skills. >> they will be able to work for amazon if they go back to school or get involved with

technology. >> the development company had no comment on the deal and no timeline for developing the surrounding properties. one lo skal resident and -- local resident and business owner said it's the same old story. >> big brother pushes little brother out. hopefully they make concessions for us. >> he says he and his neighbors are renting month and month and wondering for how much longer. kpix 5 >> nfl owners could be moving out. the decision whether or not to get the raiders to move from oakland to las vegas. the ominous letter mayor libby schaaf received from the nfl commissioner himself. >> people are saying that oakland's efforts to build a new stadium have been stalled. >> mayor libby schaaf minced no words a couple days ago. >> we are calling bleep on that.

>> we've been at this for a number of years. so you can, you know, say all the words you want to say and get emotional. at the end of the day perhaps we could have been stronger. >> noel says his message to nfl owners on the eve of when we could learn the fate is without emotion. he promised to do everything he can as a city council member. >> we have a strong fan base not only in the region but also worldwide. secondly you have a financial plan that i think is competitive. >> nfl hall of famer lonnie lotz and investors want to build a coliseum. the owner is proposing a stadium in vegas using a chunk of taxpayer money. >> mr. davis, we had a long relationship with your father. and that was a poztive one. we -- positive one. we hope we can keep the raiders here not just for investment

sake but for pride and family sake. >> roger goodell sent a letter to major shav. thanking schaaf for her leadership in addressing her issue then adding this. however at this state there remains no certainty on how the site will be fully developed. >> i'm extremely hopeful still. >> with a possible vote just hours away oakland leaders, investors, and fans are holding their breath. >> what do you think it would do to oakland if we lost the team? >> you lose jobs, you lose the public relations that oakland has worldwide, and most of all you lose the fan base. >> in oakland maria kpix 5. >> and kpix 5's ken will be in phoenix covering the votes. look for his live reports starting tomorrow. a family of warriors fans getting vip treatment tonight. it's a push to stop fraudulent

ticket sales. we're live at oracle arena with the story, kate? >> the warriors turned one georgia family's nightmare into a dream come true. that family that was turned away in atlanta is sitting inside oracle arena courtside. young isaiah simpson gave the assist to steph curry for his popular pregame shot. a change from this month when alexandra thought she was treating her son by buying tickets from a third-party vendor. they were turned away, devastating the family. once the warriors found out they brought them to oakland. but he did have this message for steph curry. >> i'm a better basketball player. >> the warriors went above and beyond flying the family out, putting them up in a hotel, and

will be sending them home with gifts and memories. isaiah's mother says it's more than she could have hoped for. >> i'm just happy to be here. it was his dream to see steph curry in a came. >> -- in a game. >> this was just one part of the warrior's efforts to try to bring attention to buying tickets from third-party vendors. tonight the warriors are calling this stop fraud night. last season the team says more than 1,000 fans were turned away at oracle arena because of counterfeit tickets. the warriors hosted other families in addition to isaiah and his mom. they handed out these t-shirts saying stop fraud night. kate kpix 5. >> we'll look forward to seeing how the game goes and how their time was. kate, thank you. a show of solidarity at a bay area high school today. the new proposal to install high tech cameras near the bay

bridge. and a bus full of farm animals on the move. where bay area police busted this unusual mobile petting zoo.

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jack: so, if you want to go big, you know where to go. jack: nice ride. jack: my $4.99 double jack combo. jack: only at jack in the box. the center of an investigation at an east bay high school. kpix five's jessica ny as hundreds of stud racist instagram posts are the center of an investigation at a high school. jessica flores was in albany as parents rallied to send a message of unity. and stay tuneds, parents, and -- students, parents, and teachers met on the steps of high school. they had one goal, to stamp out hate and racism. they had signs and chants. >> albany for all. >> parents are saying they will not tolerate racism. intl we don't want to -- >> we don't want to leave an open wound here festering. >> mallard's daughter was one of the targeted girls. a group of teen boys posted racially insensitive posts on instagram.

some with nooses and kkk images. her daughter consider -- his daughter considered some of the boys her friend. >> i would never say those things. obviously you have to be thinking those thoughts and be a little racist to find it funny. >> this is a hate crime. they hated these girls. >> they're investigating who's behind the cyberbullying. >> we want to send a strong message that we don't accept this. >> superintendent valerie williams says this isn't the first incident. >> we had a group of students walking through the halls and were raising their hands in the heil salute. the administration and teachers came together. the students were talked to and disciplined. >> they're hoping the students behind the instagram post face discipline. >> the consequences should be a

deterrent. >> at least one step in the right direction. >> i'm happy to see that everyone could come together and like help us deal with it. >> the district says it's started a title nine investigation. because the students are minors they can't say how or if the students will be disciplined. there will be a school board meeting 7:00 p.m. tuesday. jessica flores kpix 5. new restrictions could be coming to a shortcut to the bay bridge. on weekdays the bryant street on-ramp typically turns into a bottleneck before the carpool- only entrance. the congestion comes from solo drivers clogging up the ramp. the mcc is thinking about starting carpool only hours earlier. they're looking into high-tech cameras to help the chp catch cheaters in the act. an assist from a fire truck to capture a suspected car thief who scrambled up a two-

story building. firefighters tweeted these photos as officers cornered the suspect this morning. the ladder truck was called in. officers were able to climb up and arrest him. a sebastopol woman with good intentions got the wrong attention. police posted the picture of an old school bus she wanted to use as a mobile petting zoo on wheels. that's against city laws. the woman took good care of the animals. a nearby pasture owner offered land for them to graze while police figure out where they go next. a bit of a wild day on the water around the bay area. rescue crews smashed out the window of this sunken suv. they searched the car but didn't find anyone inside. police think it was probably stolen and dumped. and in marin the fishing boat ran aground at stinson

beach. no one was hurt. >> quite a sight. meanwhile over the bay area we're being pounded by almost nothing. drizzle and light rain. that's about it. weak little cold front. anemic as it is is triggering snow showerses in the -- showers in the east bay littles. in -- hills. in san francisco at 6:00 -- santa rosa reporting light rain along with hayward. it will be down between san jose and morgan hill on 101 around coyote. satellite and radar is showing low pressure that's up there in the pacific northwest promises rain for seattle for most of the week. a few showers overnight. streets will get wet and snow in the mountains. not much. 5,000 feet three to six inches. slick roads, low visibilities, that weather advisory for 8:00 tonight and 8:00 tomorrow

morning. we'll get clearing and temperatures in the low 50s for the workweek and warmer weather ahead. let's examine this. you can see the slickish streets at the golden gate bridge. the upper 50s in san francisco. only the mid-50s in santa rosa. everybody else in the low 60s. high pressure is going to rebound in the eastern pacific. that will send everything up into the pacific northwest into fungus corners where it belongs. for us looking for clearing conditions. temperatures will be in the mid- 70s by midweek. so tomorrow, clearing and breezy after showers tonight. warm into the 70s by wednesday. overnight lows we'll looking at the upper 40s and low 50s. santa rosa at 40 degrees tonight. sfo breezy but nice. partly cloudy is what that intends to say. atlanta cloudy skies and 77.

rain for new york and chicago. for us tomorrow in the mid-60s. warmer tomorrow than today. 65 at campbell. mid-60s for the most part for the south bay. that will do it for the east bay as well. sunshine begins to come out. look at low to mid-60s in the north bay. it will be about ten degrees warmer on tuesday. still a little bit chilly. the overnight lows for tonight in the mid-40s or so. and then in the extended forecast we're going to look for partly cloudy skies for monday. look at tuesday through friday. with the exception of clouds on thursday we'll be looking for mostly sunny conditions from wednesday through sunday. mostly in the mid-70s. the one exemption when temperatures notch out on wednesday. so things are heating up. you can say that in sports as well, dennis? can the stanford cardinal

overcome a huge deficit? and a thriller in the final game of the elite eight. tip off next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

thousands of runners from all over the world hit the streets before dawn for the san francisco rock 'n' roll half marathon. the hilly course starts in golden gate park across the golden gate bridge and back through the city with a finish line at civic city plaza. rachel wood of great britain took the top prize for the women. there was music. rock 'n' roll music. keeps you running along from, huh? >> stanford? >> no men made it to the final four. local teams. well st. marys but they didn't make it. we have a final four team. the stanford women. not quite as impressive as the

110-game streak that yukon owns. outscored notre dame in the third to get back in. britney mcphee with the alley- oop. two of her 27 points. they trade hay makers. 13 lead changes. lindsey allen and notre dame is up one with 39 seconds left. stanford would answer. throws it into a crowd. aalanna smith makes the crush. put the cardinal on top. 2.3 seconds to go. erika mccall with the block. let the final four celebration begin. stanford beats notre dame to advance to their 13th final four. >> obviously when we got down we came together. for me it was realizing these are my best friends in the world and i don't want to stop playing with them. that was it for me. >> they play friday night in

dallas. it's hard to feel sorry for the lose ner the north carolina -- loezer in the north carolina -- loser in the north carolina, kooi game. -- kentucky game. less than a minute to go. wildcats knocks in the three. kentucky within one point. carolina possession. justin jackson caught kentucky sleeping. a lead back to three. same score 14 seconds left. jackson misses the front of a one and one. and here's how it ends. >> to tie it. drive it in. for the win. [ cheering and applause ] >> quite an unsung hero there. send north carolina to their 20th final four. he averaged five points per game this season.

33 in his last two games. 75-73 is the final. rick berry hoping his son canyon berry and the florida gators could advance in the final four. against south carolina. chris chiozza had the game winner on friday. gives the gators the lead. south carolina had a 24-point advantage in the paint. matt puts in the mid range shot. gamecocks up four. florida down five. dwayne leaks up for the jam. exclamation point on a 77-70 win. it's their first trip to the final four. so here's what it looks like. south carolina faces gonzaga and oregon takes on north carolina. both games here on the big five. deep in the heart of texas. in austin. third place match on seven. ireko all square. match with bill has.

that's a -- haas. that's a hole in one. haas wins. down four with six to play. then on 15 a 31-foot birdie putt to pull within one of johnson. johnson, the world's number one held off raum's charge. the short putt on 1 to win the match. johnson has won the last three tournaments he's entered. nascar. larson finally got the victory lane today. took the lead from deny hamelin. once the -- denny hamelin. he takes on the lead in the monster energy point standings with that win. cactus league. giants taking on the white sox. making a push for the number five spot on the giants rotation over matt kaine. he allowed two runs with a strikeout.

5.02 era. chicago won the game 4-3. mayor schaaf joins tonight on the eve of the nfl meetings in phoenix where we could be less than 24 hours away from learning the fate of the raiders. the mayor is our special guest on gameday on cbs 25. >> we hope they've got some extra things kind of working behind the scenes. >> i've been talking to people in phoenix as the owners are arriving. the general consensus seems to be in support of the move. that's not a good sign. roger goodell thinks he has the votes for a move. i'm interested to see what libby schaaf has up her sleeve to keep the raiders. >> thank you. coming up in our next half hour. a political air ball in the middle of the ncaa tournament. why the group behind this ad should have double checked before airing it. governor brown to the trump administration. the key issues he says

california will not compromise on. and coming up next on 60 minutes. huge upsets. but not on the basketball court, on the chess board. 60 minutes shows you the kids and the coach behind an amazing underdog story, tonight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

rain that's been coming down.. you're watching kpix 5 news. our top stories tonight. all the rain could raise your grocery bill. sky drone 5 captured idle fields were relentless rain destroyed crops. vendors are shipping in fruits and vegetables from other parts of the country. nfl commissioners could vote tomorrow on whether the raiders can move to vegas.

oakland mayor libby schaaf is trying to keep the team in town. it doesn't look so good. ken will be in phoenix covering the vote. soccer fans clash outside a stadium in san jose. an hour before a mexican league game got started this afternoon. fans started throwing rocks and bottles at each other. extra police were called in to control the crowd. police in cincinnati are hunting for the shooters who opened fire on a busy nightclub killing one man and injuring 15 others. >> what witnesses say set it off. >> police officers surrounded a cincinnati nightclub after they got reports of gunshots around 1:30 sunday morning. >> several local men got into some type of dispute inside the bar and it escalated into shots being fired. from several individuals. >> investigators do not believe the shooting inside the crowded

cameo club was related to terrorism. >> however, to the victims what difference does it make? they've been terrorized by gun violence, innocent victims. >> 27-year-old o'brien spikes was killed. more than a dozen others were killed and treated at local hospitals. >> this is a tragedy that has struck other communities and investigators say there is a history of gun violence at this nightclub. police officers are interviewing witnesses to try to figure out the identity of the shooters. wendy gillette for cbs news. >> the city's mayor says people are patted down at the door but somehow the weapons slipped past security. police in las vegas say the man who started shooting on a public bus on the strip did it for no apparent reason. 57-year-old rolando is accused of shooting two people. a tourist from montana was killed, another person hurt.

he barricaded himself in the bus after the shooting, shutting down the strip before he ended up surrendering peacefully to police. a mother and her two children were among the victims of a grizzly quadruple homicide in smenz. and they -- in sacramento. they share the same last name as the suspect. 45-year-old angelique vasquez, her 14-year-old daughter, mia vasquez, her 11-year-old son valz, and 21-year-old ashley coleman. salvador vasquez-oliva buzz arrested in connection with the killings. the four bodies were found in a home in the southland park neighborhood earlier that day. investigators haven't given details on his relationship to the victims other than the last name he shares with three of them. neighbors say he lived at the home with his wife, two children, and another family member. >> moved here two years ago.

we welcomed the kids. you know, we love kids. it breaks my heart to know there are children involved. >> police have not released a motive. investigators wrapped up their work today processing the scene. two adults and two teenagers killed when their plane broke apart over alabama. it crashed in a residential area shortly after the pilot made a desperate mayday call. >> spun around one more time and took a nosedive down. the wind carried it over into the field. >> the plane was headed from florida to tennessee. it isn't clear what caused it to come apart. investigators think the wind and rain may have played a role. politicians pointing fingers after the 11th hour collapse of the attempt to undo obamacare. the white house may be ready to reach out to democrats for help. >> on sunday president trump shifted blame for the failure

of repealing and replacing obamacare from democrats to a group of conservative republicans. mr. trump tweeted democrats are smiling in d.c. that the freedom caucus with the help of heritage have saved planned parenthood. mark, meadows. >> if they are applauding they shouldn't because i can tell you conversations over the last 48 hours are about how we come together in the republican conference. >> the freedom caucus refused to back the republican plan, arguing it didn't go far enough to dismantle obamacare. >> i think the president's disappointed in the number of people he thought were loyal to him that weren't. >> senator bernie sanders called for president trump to work with democrats. >> obamacare has serious problems. premiums are too high. the cost of health care is going up at a much faster rate than it should. >> chuck schumer shared similar sentiments. >> stop undermining aca and

we'll work with them. >> now republican leaders are looking for a way forward. >> perhaps it's time for us to start talking to some moderate democrats. >> the president is moving on to reform a tax code that's gone virtually untouched for 30 years. cbs news new york. a conservative group threw up a political air ball during the ncaa tournament. >> republicans are keeping their promise with a new plan for better health care. >> the american action network ran at least four of these ads during friday's game urging people to call congress and tell their representatives to vote yes on the gop health care bill. by that time lawmakers had killed it. three arrests after a pro- trump rally erupted in violence on huntington beach. all three are accused of pepper spraying trump supporters. two people were hurt. police say the injuries were minor. governor brown had some tough talk today for the trump

administration. alissa baccara reports that he will not roll over on deportation or the sanctuary state debate. >> in a bold and not uncommon pos chur governor jerry brown says california will fight but pick its battles wisely between california and the trump administration. speaking on the meet the press he delivered tough talk and covered topics from the wall president trump vows to build to california substantiating firm as a santh -- standing firm as a sanctuary city. trump threatened to would federal -- withhold federal funding. >> that could roll the republicans out of town. >> the governor says california is protected by the constitution and says the state has more to offer than it has to lose. >> we do have something called

the ninth and tenth amendment. the federal government can't arbitrarily for political reasons punish the state of california. that's number one. number two, california is america. we're 12%. we're a key part. the export capitol going into the civic. the innovation capital. agriculture. >> governor brown acknowledges there's a fine line to walk with president trump and says he's looking forward to working with the president on infrastructure projects. most recently the governor asked for federal assistance with the oroville spillway crisis. the governor says he's willing to work with the president but will not go along with the immigration and deportation plan. >> he says the state will fight the border wall and is poised to file a lawsuit if necessary. and still to come, how much is your genetic privacy worth to you? the new plan that could raise your health insurance costs if you don't let your employer run some tests. and it's like tinder for

play dates. the california-based app that's matching moms. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

if you refuse to take a genetic test for your employer. a new proposal in congress could cost you more for health insurance if you refuse to take a genetic test for your employer. what some critics are calling a penalty for privacy. >> this is my grandmother. >> she had it? >> yes. >> most of the time jos lin doesn't -- jocelyn doesn't mind talking about the gene. >> but she wouldn't want a boss to know the details. >> how would you feel if an employer said we want to see your test or we're going charge you 30% more for health insurance. >> it would feel like a penalty. >> what she calls a penalty virginia fox sees as motivation. she introduced a bill that would allow companies to offer

discounts to workers who undergo testing as part of a workplace wellness program. >> if they don't participate their premium is going to be the same as everyone else. >> with the exception of people who participate in the program. >> well, it's an incentive to participate in the program. >> it's hard to imagine a good reason for wanting this information. >> nancy cox is president of the american society of human genetics. in a letter to congress her organization and dozens of others said the bill would impose draconian penalties on employees. they ban companies from using the information to hire, fire, or discriminate. the urge to peek might be irresistible. >> there are possibilities for his using je -- for misjohn lewising genetic information --

misusing genetic information. >> we are totally surprised. >> representative fox points to the benefits of companies engaging in worker's health. >> it will save people money and it also will help them ae chief a better -- achieve a better quality of life. >> most companies offer wellness programs which are supposed to prevent disease and lower health costs. linder doesn't think she'd join one if it meant handing over genetic information. >> all of us deserve privacy and health care. >> the foundation reports there's little evidence so far that wellness programs improve workers' health. representative fox is optimistic about the chances of the bill becoming law. but with opposition mounting it might be a tough sell in the senate. cbs news new york. there's new technology. it's helping new parents find the perfect play date.

danielle nottingham on the app that's matching moms. it's the same way dating apps match singles. >> her two boys didn't come with instructions. >> how hard is it to be a new mother? >> it's impossible. it's impossible because you have no idea what you're doing and you have to fake it the whole time. >> she was transitioning from working mom to stay-at-home mom and found it hard to find friends. >> i wanted to find other moms in a similar situation. >> that's when she turned to an app called mom co. >> as a mom you need real people to invite to birthday parties. a mom friend you can call in emergencies. >> the locating technology lists moms who live near you. the profiles have the age and sex of your kids and common interests. there are similar apps like

hello mamas and peanut that match moms on location and schedules. health expertings say it's the sup -- experts say it's the support they need. >> when you talk to other moms you can see that you're not alone. that's what's really key. >> she made life-long friends. >> i've created relationships i never would have. >> and has a network her family can lean on for support. danielle nottingham cbs news el cajon california. >> they have services like babysitting and birthday party planning. >> how did we do it before? the holy shrine back open to visitors just in time for easter. and this bay area tour has been around since america was a collection of colonies. the fight tonight to save it from the chopping block. live toward dublin, a little bit of rain tonight. the timing, when it ends, and when we can expect temps in the

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christianity's holiest sites has reopened in jeru me for easter. j a shrine marking one of christianity's holiest sites reopens in je rus lam in -- rerus lem in time -- jerusalem in time for easter. >> protecting what christians believe to be the ambulance to the cave where jesus was buried.

the ornate building sits in the center of the church of the holy sepulcere. millions visit the site each year. all that foot traffic along with time took its toll. warnings that it was structurally unsounds ever sound. the over -- unsound. the over $3.5 million renovation started in september. the cave itself was revealed for the first time in 700 years. historians found what is believed to be the bench where jesus' body lay. >> it was a real important to see the bench. very flat. and almost complete from the right to the left. almost for the shape that one man can stay on it. >> the entrance to the bench has been resealed with marble. a small window has been added so visitors can see a section

of the original wall for themselves. >> the world monument fund, a nonprofit in new york, helped raise the funds. the pain staking work isn't over yet. money is being raised for another round of restorations to fix modern drainage and sewage pipes. cbs news london. centuries of candle smoke and visiting pilgrims had left the shrine almost black. restoring took months of delicate work. a storm not pounding the area tonight and it's really not a storm. it's simply giving us a splash. as we haeld towards sunset there's a -- as we head towards sunset there's the golden gate bridge. the winds are mostly out south. and here's how it looks on the kpix 5 high-def doppler. we've got as you can see some

clearing around the central bare area -- bay area in terms of rain. in san ramon a cell coming down at the moment. ro ber the gon -- roberta gonzalez has been checking in. here's how it looks in pleasanton. heading out of the bay area in the next few hours with that light cold front moving through. replaced by high pressure. after a few showers overnight we're going to be looking at a fairly decent day tomorrow. the rain such as it is turns into snow in the foothills tomorrow. a winter weather advisory for the bay area. we're going to be looking for the numbers to begin to come up and the temperatures to be in the mid-70s by the time we hit wednesday and thursday. and here's how it looks to sum it up. tonight a splash or two of showers. clearing and breezy on monday.

warming to the 70s on wednesday and a warming trend for the bay area. overflight tonight in the -- overnight tonight in the mid- 40s. sacramento in sunshine and 66 in fresno. a shower or two tonight and in the extended forecast warming it up. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday as we get to the weekend the numbers will be in the mid-70s again. a warm week ahead after we get a little bit wet tonight. all the way from albany to pleasanton. we'll be back after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

to save in liver finally tonight, a group of nature lovers going out on a

limb to save an oak tree in livermore. >> there's concern it has the potential to hurt people. but neighbors are convinced it can continue to stand the test of time with a little help. >> long before sunset park in livermore was created this valley oak stood right here. in fact, at 300 years old the tree was here before this country was created. and that's what's got people so fired up. >> it all started when we came out here and we saw this fencing. >> a few months ago the recreation and parks district cordoned off the tree and left a sign saying it was under examination to see if it would be cut down. two arbor riss reports -- arborists reports say if one of them should break off someone could be hurt or killed. >> it's a heavy handed knee jerk reaction that most cities

have. it's risk management. >> the neighbors say their beloved oak is a heritage tree and that the reports don't recommends removal. they advise relocating the nearby play structures, pruning, and adding support to the tree. and adding a fence warning the public to stay back. >> are you optimistic the public is being heard on this. >>. >> i know they're being heard. yeah. >> online a petition was started and got more than 300 supportersment. >> we've kept ourselves to the neighborhood. if we reach out across the city i'm sure we could get thousands of signatures. >> the park district is in a difficult spot. if someone is hurt now it could be negligence. they're looking for solutions that would limit liability without inciting the public to revolt. >> when you consider it was around before the declaration of independence was signed, are

you just going to cut it down? >> not without a fight anyway. kpix 5. >> the park district will discuss what to do about the tree and could vote on the matter at its next meeting on wednesday. for now thanks for watching. 60 minutes is coming up next. >> the latest is always on cbssf.com. we'll see you back here at 11:00.. >> goodnight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,

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