sanctuary stake stationer. the bay area... live from the cbs, bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> now at noon, may day marchs. hundreds take to the streets to the bay area. their fight for immigrants' rights. good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny chol. this is from chopper 5. you can see big clouds gathering at justin herman

plaza at market street corner right now. >> reporter: they're now moving to market street where they're planning on marching down to city hall, san francisco's civic center. you can see some of the crowds here behind me. hundreds of people gathered here this morning talking about a myriad of social justice issues dealing with race and equality and workers' laws. the demonstrations here in san francisco started at 8:00 a.m. in the financial district. a group of about 200 people taking over the intersection of samsung and washington right in the middle of rush hour. that was outside the federal office of immigration and custom enforcement where protestors linked arms to block the driveway. they were protesting an increase in deportations under the donald trump administration. two main themes as demonstrators move through the

downtown streets; workers' rights and immigration policy. >> i've been an organizer all my life. for the first time, i've seen so many people getting up and waking up finally and saying, something is wrong! >> reporter: that's roberto hernandez who kept his kid home from school today to honor the call. he says members should stay home today, stay home from work, and stop shopping as part of a general strike. this moving from justin herman plaza down market to civic center plaza. protestors have been peaceful today. they've said, keep it clean, keep it peaceful so our message is on point. mack marcas, kpix5. -- anne makovec, kpix5. officials say this shooting happened at a home near the dallas fire and rescue training academy. we learned the paramedic is under critical condition.

no word on the condition of the other victim. police are still searching for the gunman. and we're learning more about the man suspected of shooting seven people near uc san diego and why police say he did it. new video from the moments of the shooting is now being released. they say peter selis opened fire at a pool area of an apartment complex yesterday. he pointed the gun at officers when he arrived on the scene, forcing them to shoot and kill him. officials say he was despondent over a breakup with his girlfriend and even called her after the shooting. according to witnesses, selis had been drinking shortly before opening fire. >> mid-shooting, he was sitting by the pool, drinking a beer. >> yes, he was. he had a gun in one hand and a beer in the other. one victim tried to crawl towards the other to help. >> one woman died from her injuries. the six others remain in the hospital this afternoon.

they are expected to arrive. a tentative agreement has been reached between the sunnyvail association and the city avoiding a looming strike. negotiations have been going on the last two years. the plan was for 400 city employees to walk off the job this morning. but negotiations carried on through the night. and early this morning, both parties came up with a deal to benefit the residents. >> >> both partied wanted to come together so we wouldn't have an impact to the residents here. >> we can go back and do all of our blue and white collar jobs taking care of every aspect of the city. >> the exact terms of the agreement hasn't been reached. sunnyvale still has to approve the contract. a lawsuit filed by air bandb.

it makes mandatory host with the administration easier. the city attorney says he's happy the companies are no longer fighting san francisco's common sense regulations. new at noon, california's record-spending snowpack is nearly double its normal level. department of water resources is conducting the final snowpack survey of the season. and here's a look at the sierra from skythere drone 5. still a lot of snow up there -- skydrone 5. still a lot of snow up there, making up a third of all california's water supplies. >> and state water managers are out there right now. you can see them managing the snow. there's a serious risk of flooding, they say, with the sntiok aow matel. ck. >>ng it'll be a warm week. and looks like a beautiful day out there! >> reporter: the coast is clear! when was the last time we've been able to say that? the coast at 70 today. well, today is that day. it's our live weather camera looking out towards the bay.

what i've been looking at is that pier 9. that flag is a little bit of an onshore push there. wanted to verify this. it's another view from the golden gate bridge. look at all the people out and about, enjoying the sunshine. the flag is fluctuating. we are seeing an offshore flow in the inland areas. all the way up to 82 in liver -- livermore. wow! temperatures across the board today, 64 the average high in san francisco. 72, san jose. but instead, our numbers are arching 14 to 16 degrees above -- averaging 14 to 16 degrees above normal for this first day of may! it is a warm week ahead. when the cooler air mass will work its way in and also talk about rain chances? that's coming up later on in this newscast. kenny? >> thank you. all lanes are open on 880 in oakland after a deadly crash this morning. two people were killed, including a child. the driver of a bmw drifted off the road, hit a truck that was

disabled on the shoulder. the car then hit another truck when it got back on the road. the two people that died were on the backseat of the car. three other people in the car were taken to the hospital. shocking details about the number of sexual assaults that k through 12 campuses exist nationwide. for the first time, the associated press tallying the numbers. jessica is live with the details of the investigation. >> reporter: it's a groundbreaking report that gives us the most complete look at sexual violence in schools. the ap investigated high schools, middle schools, and even elementary schools across the country. their work finds thousands of students have sexual assaulted fellow students. unlike colleges and universities, k through 12 schools aren't required by federal law to track sexual assaults. still, 32 states do require schools to report offenses. california is one of them. california schools reported more than 4500 sexual assaults involving k through 12 students from 2011 to 2015.

nationwide, schools reported 17,000 sexual assaults over the four-year period. the ap found 5% of reported attacks involved 5 and 6-year- olds. incidents jump ages 10 through 11 and continue to climb through age 14. the report dropped through high school. they say schools are underreporting sexual assaults because there's no uniform way to classify offenses. and the ap found some schools reported no sexual assaults even when offenses were documented in public records or news reports. in the newsroom, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. republicans and democrats have agreed on a spending bill that will avert a government shutdown. the legislation was released just this morning. reporter meg oliver shows us what donald trump had to hold off on in order to get it done. >> reporter: a trillion dollar spending bill that will numbered the government through september 30th was released monday morning. donald trump dropped his

initial demands so lawmakers could make a deal. it includes $1.5 billion for more border security. but the money can't be used for a border law. the legislation does not cut funding for planned parenthood. and the environmental protection agency will keep 99% of its funding. and military spending increases $14.8 billion. the white house had initially asked for 30 billion. >> reporter: the bill is scheduled for a vote on the house on wednesday and has the bipartisan support needed to pass. lawmakers could next move on to the advised health care bill. >> reporter: it does not provide guaranteed coverage for preexisting conditions, allowing states to opt out of that mandate. but the president told cbs's "face the nation," the final legislation will cover preexisting conditions. >> this has evolved over the period of three or four weeks. now, we really have a good bill. i think they could have voted on friday. i said, just relax. don't worry about this phony 100-day thing. >> donald trump, sworn in as president 100 days ago -- r: pr

trump said his milestone of 100 days in office is meaningless. >> america is winning and president trump is making america great again. >> reporter: once approved, this spending bill would be president trump's biggest legislative accomplishment to date. meg oliver, cbs news, washington. >> the spending bill would also fund a private schools vouchers program for students in wanders and reimburse local police $678 million for the president's trip to -- $68 million for the president's trip to home in two cities. north korea's leader kim jong-un tested another ballistic missile on friday despite warnings from the trump administration. right now, a japanese warship is escorting u.s. naval ships in that region. and the president says he will not be happy if north korea carries out another nuclear test. >> trade is very important.

but massive warfare with millions, potentially millions of people being killed? that, as we would say trump's trade. >> the u.s. has positioned a nuclear powered u.s. naval aircraft carrier in the area. coming up, deadly storms sweep across several states! the widespread damage as some brace for more severe weather. >> plus, it's coming down to the final hour as the latest on the potential strike in hollywood and what's being done to avoid it. ,,,,

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labor talks with studios. studio execs say they're optimistic about reaching an agreement as the hollywood is on strike watch. studio executives say they're optimistic about reaching an

agreement as the 12:01 a.m. tuesday deadline reaches closer. that deadline could be extended. however, union members need to be ready to strike, we're told. the guild went on strike ten years ago and cost the entertainment industry $2 billion during the three-month strike. and a second chance to return overdue items without facing a second fine. that means books and dvd's and other materials can be dropped off with no consequences. they're hoping to send a message in exchange for this blank slate. they're promoting a right to library campaign. it stresses that everybody in the community has access to the library's resources from desktop computers to immigration services. >> we want everybody to feel welcome in our public libraries. they're safe places and everyone can get a library card. >> the fine forgiveness program runs until the end of the month. a ban on plastic bags is

expanding in alameda county. grocery, drug, and liquor stores already stopped using them. but today the ban extends to all alameda county retailers including restaurants and food trucks. so make sure to bring your own bag or you'll be charged 10 cents. and work is already underway for thousands of victims of tornadoes and storm systems across the country's mid-section. the death toll is now 16 people now. we have the latest from texas. >> reporter: reagan summer was up before dawn picking up the pieces of his demolished business. >> we will rebuild. >> reporter: his rustic barn event space was preparing to host a prom sunday when a tornado tore through canton, texas. >> i could have lost my whole family. it's setting in on me right now a little bit. >> reporter: crews in canton have been working around the clock to clear debris and restore electricity. for many, the power is still

out. >> reporter: property damage across east texas is massive. >> there's a possibility that one of these tornadoes was on the ground for up to a 50-mile stretch which would be the longest stretch of a tornado on the ground that i've ever heard of. >> reporter: farther north, torrential rain made driving treacherous. two people drowned in missouri. and in arkansas, the williams family returned to find their home underwater. >> we were under about 2 or 3 inches of water. >> yeah. all this was flooded when we came. >> reporter: forecasters say the severe weather is moving east. >> people in alabama are still bracing for more high winds and possible tornadoes. time for a check now of our weather in the bay area with roberta. >> we have the wind increasing around the mount diablo area right now. wind gusts up to 30. winds have dialed back to 15 now. you can see that from our weather camera. can you see it there?

45 miles due east. how about another view? this one is stunning. this is looking out towards sausalito. this view is unlimited due to the offshore flow. 80 in san jose. 82, santa rosa. 81 degrees, redwood city. and look at san francisco. right now, reporting 78. now, near the ocean we're seeing a little bit of an onshore wind out of the west. but in the middle of the city, northwesterly at 3. that's the offshore component. 13 now the livermore area. 16, fairfield. 12 in antioch. winds will be northwest 10 to 20 during the afternoon. stronger gusts in the hire elevations. dana is reporting 85 at this lunchtime in novato. and the humidity is dropping off to 32%. thank you for checking in with us, dana! she had to go in and check this in. she wants to go outside again and play! just about the entire coast in

california here, sunny. this futurecast showing high pressure will stay put through wednesday. that's how long our temperatures will be above average by 14, 15, 16 degrees. we're just as hot. in the central valley, high to mid-80s. 64 in the high sierra where we're seeing the melting of the snow. if you're heading to the coastline, santa cruz, don't forget the sun block! the winds will be increasing later today as well. so meanwhile from the seashore back to our inland areas where the high today will top off at 80 in santa rosa. through rio vista and antioch, 84 mountainview. mid-80s, san jose. 70s and 80s around the rim of the bay. but a blustery mid-to late day. sunset will be spectacular. lots of clear skies. meanwhile, a little bit warmer on tuesday, wednesday. then the winds shift. we have a huge cooldown

thursday, almost 10 degrees. an additional 10-degree cooling on friday. we begin to see clouds later on saturday. and mostly cloudy and cooler, into the 60s, on sunday. get a little bit of everything in this forecast. >> i know! i like it, roberta! you'll like this one. look how cute. we're getting a new look of princess charlotte. isn't she adorable? the royal family is sharing this picture to share her second birthday which is tomorrow. her brother, prince george, turns 4 years old in july. he's cute, too. >> both of them, very cute! [ laughter ] banning self-driving cars at sfo? the plans to track all driverless vehicles at the airport. >> and what is cool about your school? we want to know! you can e-mail your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may come in and feature your school on the show. the sunrise, sunset report is sponsored by: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

let's look at how the financial markets are doing right now. the dow, not much of a change. up 4 points right now. uber is making it easier for you to delete the app from your smartphone. you can delete the app without having to contact customer support. they will contain a users data fee for 30 days after they delete it. uber is also introducing more privacy features. >> you likely won't see any

self-driving cars at the san francisco airport. the airport's director sent the letter to the dmv asking for a ban at the airport. he says he wants to install license plate readers so they can be notified of any self- driving cars. so far, no response yet from uber or lift who plan on -- lyft who plan on testing the vehicles. the metro transportation commission is hoping for better traffic flow between north novato and the civic center. and a reminder! if you have a consumer problem or question, just e-mail our hotline consumerwatchat cbsss.com or call our hotline, 888-5-helps-u. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a popular series... after netflix wouldn't give in and pay a ransom. now they say they'll do it again. what the bay area company is doing about it... hackers released new episodes of a popular series after netflix wouldn't give in and pay a ran some. now they'll say they'll do it again. what the bay area company is doing about it today coming up at later at 5:00. and you have to see this video from london! two cats seem to be fighting and running when all of a sudden, one falls over the edge and ends in the water. a passerby sees the cat, climbs over the railing to scoop it up and put him on dry land.

save me! [ laughter ] >> the cat was unharmed and sauntered away. didn't seen say "thanks" but, you know, right place, right time! >> that's what they say, right? no loyalty, right? >> no, they have loyalty! [ laughter ] >> but he saved one of his nine lives! >> oh, yeah! >> he lost one there! he's lucky that guy was in that place! because otherwise, we would have never known! >> what a great save! >> i hope i would do the same thing, don't you? [ laughter ] >> yes, we would. have a great day.

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