california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent.

live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news . a new tactic to cut down on sideshow activity. good afternoon. >> let's get right to it, a new project atis

>> reporter: this is the area that contra costa county is focusing on, this intersection is a rural part of unincorporated contra costa county which makes it hard for chp to monitor. >> some violations and sideshows, usually, by the time we get the call to get out there, it is miles off of the path. >> reporter: chp says it is not the sideshow activity we typically see in other parts of the bay area but what we do see here needs to be stopped. >> we want those preventative measures and we support them. >> reporter: to fix the problem, contra costa wants to install these domes at the intersection along the centerline striping and soldiers. >> we do not have these at any

other location. >> reporter: the domes want them to become such an annoyance that they stopped doing the sideshow participant. >> the whole point is, if you are spinning and you hit these, it should be enough of a deterrent that you do not want to keep doing it. >> reporter: the county board of supervisors only approved the environmental plans and it needs to go through another draft and approval before anything else can change. kpix 5. >> public works says that if all goes smoothly, these domes will be installed in the next months. following breaking news, right now, in daytona beach, florida. these are life pictures coming in, this is a part of a plane swing as it has broken off, the waves are coming in and we are hearing reports that passengers inside the plane were swimming back to shore.

we will stick on this for a while and give you more updates as new information comes into our newsroom. the board is bouncing back, a roller coaster ride, dow is up 445 points. new at noon, full speed ahead and one of the biggest ipo ever the company could be valued -- sources say the initial public offering could happen next year. all customers should have their power -- deliberate outages hit 59,000 customers in the foothills and bay area. about 2000 customers in napa county d some in other counties are without power. the shutdown was a matter of public safety. several counties experienced winds at 60 miles per hour.

reconstruction is underway at the side of an apartment building that was destroyed by a suspected arsonist. ofals tellusstngld and today, one lane of concord boulevard will be closed until 7:00 p.m. so a crane can be assembled to pour a new foundation. someone set the apartments on fire causing an estimated $55 million in damages. the apartment complex was about 60% complete before the inferno. they are still looking for the arsonist. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. a man has been indicted, he

is charged with murder along with these special circumstances lying in wait. a woman and her sister were stabbed at the macarthur bart station and one woman died from her wounds. secretary of state is in saudi arabia for talks about the disappearance of the journalist -- a frequent critic of the crown prince that may have led to his death. >> reporter: saudi arabia prepares -- he entered the o and has not been seen

since. they are s h s part oan interro a meeting with the crown prince happened on thursday about khashoggi's disappearance. the saudi's allowed turkish teams in to investigate. there have been calls from the u.s. to punish saudi arabia with sanctions. >> this guy has got to go, saudi arabia if you are listening, there are a lot of good people you can choose but this is tainting your country and your self.

>>ep this morning, the president denied claims he is being too soft on saudi arabia because his finances are tight to the kingdom. he twthe cord, i no financial interest in or russia, any suggestion i have is more fake news of which there is plenty". >> reporter: -- contractors that work with federal immigration authorities will be voted on tonight. this includes extreme vetting services, several other bay area cities are considering several plans. supporters are afraid that i.c.e. will use data collected to target undocumented immigrants. just hours away from the golden state warriors being back in action, we are taking a

look at oracle arena in oakland. oklahoma city thunder will be there tonight and it will be a biswe wars last season at oracle. next year, the team will move across the bay to the brand- new, bay center in san in ace lastnth d evhing is on schedule to get them in there for the 2019 season. >> the warriors are leaving the building but not the community. they are still our team and we will gather around and scream our heads off in support. >> everyone on the team practiced yesterday and sean livingston might be out tonight due to a foot and -- industry. be in your seats by 7:15 pm and tipoff is at 7:30 pm. nine people displaced after a early-morning fire tearing through a apartment complex.

this happened around 1:15 am, all that is left is charred ruins, those who were evacuated blame a tenant for starting the fire. they have complained to to the apartment manager for months ma lives e wod sefire to the building. >> if management would have been doing what we told them to do, it would not have happened. they are ignoring us. i have told the manager every day, i told him she would set the place on fire and she did. >> residence were initially trapped but everyone did get out safely. crews say a total of six units were damaged in the fire. how ceit social media platform to put a stop to fake news. what the company plans to do as we edge closer a tiger cage at the oakland zoo. a picture-perfect day across the bay area, blue skies

and sunshine in san jose. you will see all of that sunshine out there and a live look of the sun shining on the bay. it is cooler today and we will talk about that as well as what we can possibly see coming up.

daytona beach, florida. a small d into the atlan we are continuing to bring you breaking news out of daytona beach, florida where a small plane crashed into the atlantic ocean. lifeguards pulled the man from the wreckage and rescuers were just using a jetski to tow the

sinking plane to shore. as you can see, the plane is on shore and a lot of people are witnesses to this crash with a lot of lifeguards on scene. it is unclear how many people were on board or how the plane went down. we will keep monitoring the situation and bring you updates. new video to show you just outside of austin, texas where this bridge has collapsed. the area experiences record breaking flooding, this river is expected to rise to 41 feet. the area received 10 inches of rain in 40 hours. crews have already performed several water rescues where they are also experiencing flooding. a man's frightening close call with the tiger at the oakland zoo. this happened on sunday, here is a closer look -- the man climbs over the wall, in between the wire fence separating himself from the

tigers then. the tiger inches the tiger watches from below, zeroing in on the man as he scrambles back over the fence. the oakland zoo is responding to this incident saying the zoom needs and exceed safety requirements set i state, federal and easy a accreditation standards. anthem, the nation's second largest health insurer will pay to settle. a cyber attack in 2015 exposed the information of 79 million people including names, birth dates and social security numbers. the $16 million payment is in lieu of civil penalties that the government may have imposed. three weeks until the midterm elections and facebook is cracking down on e inrmation

designed to suppress voter turnout. here is more on what the company is doing to protect its users doing the elections. >> reporter: this is an important election year, in may, mark zuckerberg pledged to prevent interference on facebook. >> we were slow to identify russian interference. we did not expect these covert operations and large networks and fake accounts we were not aware of. >> reporter: facebook in 2016 began program -- prohibiting misinformation. the company announced a extended y --

during the 2016 election, adds instructing users to text their candidates favorite name to a five does it user. >> false statements about voting, they have decided to take this extra step. >> reporter: facebook has traditionally shied away from banning this information and this is why this new policy is a new step for the company. >> now they have to define false information, that is not easy. >> reporter: on capitol hill, last month, lawmakers threatened greater scrutiny and regulation in facebook failed to grain smacking gator -- failed to gain greater control over their users.

reew content and the company has set up a dedicated reporting channel so state election authorities can do the same. cbs news, new york. >> facebook said hackers compromised 30 million accounts and stalled users personal data. climate change that most of us have not thought about. global warming could threaten the world's beer supply. researchers say the production of barley is likely to drop substantially because of droughts and heat. barley is the main ingredient in beer meaning prices could double. >> it is already expensive -- >> goodness. >> it is good beer weather out there right now. if you would like to take your lunch outside and enjoy the sunshine, it is a beautiful

day. here is a look at the golden gate bridge, patchy fog rolling in from the coast. let's show you these blue skies, the gorgeous bay bridge, temperatures are warming up after a chilly start to the day in the 30s. now we are looking at 73 degrees in san jose and san francisco at 67. 24 hour temperature change and we are cooler compared to yesterday, at this time. 10 degrees cooler in napa and 7 degrees cooler in san jose. looking at light, onshore flow and that is why our temperatures are cooler. pressure to the north and that low is to the south. those weather features not really moving too much. because of that we are looking at similar conditions through

the next several days. seasonal weather with temperatures around where we should be for this time of year. as we head into tonight, we are going to see areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay. as we head into the afternoon tomorrow we will see sunshine. here is what you can expect, fire danger from the wild plant fire assessment system, forecast fire dacian -- danger for the bay area and very high fire danger. this takes into account weather conditions and how dry the digit -- vegetation is. sunset at 6:30 pm and sunrise at 7:20 am, heiser near-normal at 72 degrees -- highs are near-

normal at 72 degrees and we could wake up two areas of patchy fog which continues through the weekend. >> thank you so much. the mega millions and powerball jackpot have reached a combined total of $1 billion, how you can win, next.

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and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent.

coverage out of daytona beach, florida. where a small plane has crashed into the atlantic. officals say.. the pilot was on the wing and alert when rescuers arrrived.. rescuers used a jet ski to tow the sinking a small plane has crashed into the atlantic ocean in daytona beach, florida. the pilot was on the wing and alert when rescuers arrived. we will keep monitoring the situation and bring you the latest updates as we get them. please check our website for updates at www.kpix.com. >> have a great day everyone.

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