rain and whipping winds.. as es its way to . hawaii bracing for torrential rain and whipping winds as hurricane lane makes its way to the islands. >> let's send it over, tracking the storm all morning. >> reporter: here is a live look, this is waikiki beach, look at servers.

this is what hawaiians do before a hurricane. plenty of servers in the big waves. you can definitely tell they are massive and the storm is brewing. they been dealing with strong storm surge overnight, early this morning and heavy rainfall and strong wind already. right now category 4205 miles southwest, gusts 160 miles per hour. you can see the white expansion of this storm system, moving slowly across warm waters. that the problem it will cause more damage. by this afternoon, early tomorrow, it will start to get weaker, category 2 expected tomorrow morning and down to category 1 before it moves into tropical storm status by saturday. the morning and watch is in effect for all islands across a wide. this shows you what is expected. different forecast model some

showing and could make landfall other showing it may not but the big problem what is all around the storm system, heavy rain, wind and strong storm surges. >> a look into the eye of the powerful hurricane. officials are preparing for a catastrophic storm and catastrophic flooding. >> residents are bracing for impact. >> all those factors making people across the islands stock up on critical supplies. this is a live look right now. for the first time in more than two decades a special search and rescue task force from california and hawaii to offer help. >> we do not want to see what happened in puerto rico. >> reporter: honolulu mayor kurt caldwell warned people to take hurricane lane seriously. it threatens to bring catastrophic flooding, monstrous earth and powerful winds.

>> we will be ready for this, working on the recovery response mode should the worst occur. >> reporter: satellite image taken from space shows the massive storm turning in the pacific ocean. scientists released this video as they flew into the eye. >> i think it is going to be back to the fact us locals have never experienced before. >> reporter: people rush to get supplies, filling up grocery carts, emptying store shelves. several businesses placed center backs -- sandbags in an effort to prevent flooding. the menlo park fire district, sponsored the team, showed a video 40,000 pounds of equipment leaving its warehouse in east palo alto heading to the islands. >> original inflatable's, flat bottomed boats, for slow waterflood type boats we can use if it becomes a problem. communications equipment, and area we can set up medical

triage, a doctor on the team, a structural engineer. >> reporter: the last hurricane to hit a category 4 back in september, 1992. the mayor says they haven't faced a hurricane of this magnitude before. >> this is the most serious potential i have seen and i have been alive 63 years. >> thirty -- 36 team members including firefighters from various agencies arrived this morning. if it makes a direct hit will only be the fifth named storm to hit hawaii in nearly six decades. stay with us for updates as it approaches the islands. you can check the storm on our website. >> -- kpix dot-coms thank you two men under arrest accused of attacking and killing a 60 -year-old restaurant owner and injuring a 28 -year-old man she was with. the attack happened in april in front of cyndi lee's vietnamese

restaurant webster street. surveillance video captured the brutal crime. the sheriff announced the arrest of these two suspects. they face charges of homicide and attempted robbery. the arraignment for the suspected golden state killer taking place in sacramento county. this is called the biggest trial in california history in less than an hour and a half. joseph deangelo set to be arraigned on an amended complaint combined 13 counts of murder across six jurisdictions been dubbed the easter rapist and golden state killer. today former police officer joseph deangelo will answer to a judge. the amended complaint alleges 26 crimes including 13 murders in sacramento, santa barbara, orange, ventura county. >> as of tuesday also facing

four counts rape in contra costa county. >> thankfully we can hold someone accountable for these crimes and seek justice for victims. >> reporter: it to dna evidence to track down 72 -year-old deangelo and arrest him in april. in addition to the 13 murders, he is suspected and dozens of burglaries and at least nine rates. the statute of limitations has prevented prosecutors from charging him in all cases. >> the fact we cannot charge some because of the statute of limitations does not mean we will not seek to introduce that evidence at trial. >> prosecutors say they are not finished with the case. they are continuing to look for more victims and further criminal charges are likely. >> state lawmakers considering a proposal that would allow bart to fast track plans for housing development. >> would allow bart to low -- to ignore local zoning rules and create own building

standards. : 420,000 new apartments by 2040, much of the new housing would be built on parking lots. >> this is like giving the deveper a blank check. build whatever you want. >> project after project on bart land has been dragged out for decades by local zoning processes which are not efficient. >> there is still opposition from cities, as you can imagine. some do not trust bart to design local skylines and they say it strips local control. it has gone through the assembly and on the senate's calendar for today. >> water main break has resulted in 94 houses without water in walnut creek. a cement pipe broke in the area . residents have been without water since 7:00 a.m.. officials say the repair should be finished and restored by this afternoon.

a man stabbed near the warm springs bart station in fremont this morning on an access road and the parking lot around 2:30 a.m. police say the victim suffered minor injuries. they are looking for suspects. the apple store robbed this week and now police need your help finding these men in these pictures. five suspects grabbed small electronics from two tables and ran out. this happened yesterday around noon, in broad daylight. they ran to a black honda sedan with a taped over license plate and left the area. police in petaluma looking for the third suspect who went on a burglary spree at two t- mobile stores, stealing about $10,000 worth of merchandise. authorities are looking for the man who entered the store first. the one wearing a gray sweatshirt and a black hat. the other two have been arrested. police say they are the same trio who stole phones and

computers for mr. in santa rosa. san jose and san francisco teaming up with cities around the world making a commitment to significantly cut down on pollution from buildings. the bay area cities among 19 around the globe signing the net 0 carbon buildings declaration, pledging to make all new buildings carbon neutral by 2030. they also committed to make all old and new buildings carbon neutral by 2050. while santa monica has also joined the pledge. california lawmakers moving forward with the new bill to help expunge pot related convictions. now headed to the governor's does. under current law californians with past convictions can petition the court to clear the records but some argue the process is complicated and many don't even know about it. it would require there be a list of those eligible and require the court to reduce or dismiss their conviction. >> president trump speaking out in the wake of his former

lawyer's plea deal addressing payments to women during his campaign, discussing what he thinks would happen if he were impeached. >> i will tell you if i ever got impeached i think the market would crash. i think everybody would be very poor. president trump tells fox and friends the economy would tank if he were to be impeached but he doesn't think it will come to that. in the interview he pushed back against his former lawyer, michael cohen's claim, that they directed him to influence the election by paying two women to stay quiet about their alleged affairs. >> campaign violations are considered not a big deal. >> reporter: the present claims payments did not violate federal campaign law because they came from his personal funds. he claims cohen is turning on him to get a better deal. >> it is called flipping and it almost ought to be legal. 10 years in jail if you say bad things about somebody, in other words make up stories they just make up lies. >> present expressed -- respect

for his former champaign carmen paul manafort who did not cooperate with the government. this week he was convicted on eight counts of bank and tax fraud. a juror in the trial told fox news that if not for one holdout the jury would have convicted manafort on all 18 criminal charges. >> we all tried to convince her to look at the paper trail. related out in front of her. again and again. she still said she had reasonable doubt. >> the president did not say if he is thinking about a pardon for manafort. coming up, a lecture on nutrition. >> the health claims for coconut oil. why one professor calls it pure poison. slime creating big bucks not just for big is misses. toy companies also capitalizing on all this goo.

the price tag: up to 60 m . a vintage ferreri may soon become the most expensive car ever sold at auction. the price tag $60 million. the stunning 1962 250 gto auctioned off at sotheby's in monterey this weekend. one of only 36 ever built. sports a 350-horsepower v 12 engine. sotheby's billing the car is quite simply the most important for ari ever offered. slime all the rage with kids, it has become big business too. toy companies are the only ones cashing in. >> you know it's ready to start

to stick to the bowl. >> from her riverside home she runs a multimillion dollar slime empire. >> some people call me slime queen, slime girl. >> reporter: name well earned. >> today i am doing a slime challenge. >> reporter: her youtube channel has nearly 8 million followers and her at home kits are flying off store shelves. >> it's a science experiment. they can make it at home and it is so easy. >> reporter: slime is a combination of glue and an activator found in most laundry detergents. around since the 70s the social media has made the substance more popular than ever, creating online stars and helping homegrown businesses thrive. this 15 -year-old make slime in her parents home and expects to sell a half million dollars worth is your. >> first i got one order and then the next one 3-five order. >> she ships out up to 50

orders a day. >> slime is here to stay. >> the toy insider says many toy companies are trying to cash in offering different colors, scents and textures. >> kids love to play with it, they love to make it, parents approve. you're going to see slime around for quite a long time. >> even more products will be hitting the market in the months ahead as the popularity continues to grow. cookie dough out of the ice cream. . >> we just realized we have to start a slime company business and sell it on wall street and make sure it goes ipo. the down -- the dow down about 50 points. ben & jerry's taking cookie dough out of its ice cream it will come in a half pound bag available in chocolate chip and peanut butter flavors. it is only testing chunks in vermont hoping to expand to

other stores. coconut oil all the rage but a harvard professor calling the oil pure poison. the american heart association found coconut oil increases ldl- cholesterol. because of the increased risk of heart disease. coconut oil isn't all bad. it also raises hdl cholesterol. one health experts is coconut oil is fine from time to time. >> it's not going to kill you. coconut oil is fine. delicious. you can use it in interesting dishes but it is a saturated fat and saturated fat raises the risk for cardiovascular disease. >> for day-to-day use experts recommend cooking with vegetable oil such as olive oil, canola or soybean. another shade of gray in san francisco. >> grade, gloomy day. this tower cam are looking

toward the west. can't quite make out the ocean but i want to show you camera views looking east. a great bay bridgeview and to the north you can definitely tell cloud coverage sitting lower. some inland communities starting to burn off what you may notice gray skies because of the haze. here is a view of the golden gate bridge. visibility wise doing fine. temperature wise 60s for most of you 69 concord, livermore 69, 62 san francisco, the marine layer came through thick this morning, slowly burning off. places like san jose you see more sunshine, same with livermore and fairfield as well. staying stubborn around the bay itself. three low-pressure systems keeping us cooler than normal.

it is contributing to keeping the ridge of high pressure over texas, not expected to impact us. temperature wise in the 70s, 76 sunnyvale, pretty comfortable 79 san jose, about 7 degrees below where we should be this time of year. up north we go temperatures in lakeport, sunrise tomorrow 6:33. futurecast watching the low that may dip down this coming weekend. when that happens you will see in the seven day forecast a slight rise in temperature saturday and the drop on sunday staying in the 70s monday and tuesday. you could generate your own energy,

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their pain. for years, a s . when a parent dies children often feel no one understands her pain. for years a san francisco woman has come alongside children and caregivers with open arms. >> reporter: pat murphy knows the heartbreak of a child who has lost a dad or mom. she helped start josie's place for bereaved youth and families . named for two josephine's, cut's mom who died of cancer when she was 4 and her stepmom, who passed at 20 years later.

>> a time whwa't ppavailable. i felt like and it was too much to handle at times she worked through grief in therapy and volunteered to help others. at josie's place the certified life coach has given families free grief support in a rented part of santa ana's church and several public schools. for nonprofit one of the few that serves both adults and children, since they process pain differently. >> children grief throughout their lives. while children are needing, parents are in their own support grby she came after her dad died of cancer. she was anxious an emotional but her mom says she responded to art therapy, play and

empathy. >> she needed to sit in her room and see and feel and hear others in the same space. >> pat is family. >> helped me make new friends and learn i was alone. >> reporter: an 11 year she has touched the lives of hundreds of hurting families and even the volunteer facilities -- facilitator she trained. >> something comforting about pat that i appreciate. >> pat's way of honoring her mom. >> very important her spirit is still here helping with the healing. >> helping young people and caregivers grieve, heal and grow, this week's jefferson award goes to pat murphy.

have a great afternoon. . that is it for news eight noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. >> our next newscast 5:00. continuing coverage of hurricane lane, heading towards hawaii.

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