live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. a soggy tuesday around the bay area and wide spread light rain making for slick roads. thank you for joining us. taking a live look outside with rain and clouds over the city of san francisco with on and

off showers all around the bay area right now. mary lee is tracking the rain and all the wind. >> here we go again. let's take you right outside with our golden gate bridge camera and you can see the wet camera out there. we will go to high definition doppler and tracking widespread rain and moderate to heavy rain pushing across the north bay from santa rosa to petaluma and st. helena and across the golden gate, light rain. across san francisco, the bay bridge, east bay berkeley, alameda, oakland, heyward, walnut creek, san ramon, a wet noon lunchtime our. we're looking at fremont with light rain and down for the south bay into san jose. we will time it out for you on future cast. the rest of our rain and the wind coming up in just a few minutes. but we are going to see the winds pick up as we head through tonight. we will also see heavier rain

moving in and i will let you know exactly when coming up. taking a live look in sacramento right now where the state attorney general is announcing the results of the justice department investigation into the shooting death of stephon clark. >> he was first seen in advance to a point within 16 feet from the officer. 16 feet. that is about between where i am and those of you in the third row are sitting. before you get to the camera it is 16 feet, the distance where mr. clark was from the officers having been a further distance away originally and 16 feet when the officers began shooting. and that was established by the video from the sheriffs helicopter by the body cam footage and by crime scene measurements. based on our review of the facts and evidence in relation to the law, i am here to announce today that our

investigation has concluded and that no criminal charges against the officers involved in the shooting can be sustained . i want to be clear, our investigation was confined solely to an examination of whether the facts of this case were sufficient to establish beyond a reasonable doubt whether a crime was committed by the officers. our investigation and our report don't evaluate or address any issues relating to potential civil liability, or law enforcement policies and procedures. again, nothing can bring back stephon clark , and nothing helps and the pain that his family carries. the department of justice is investigating into this matter as a criminal case and it is now close. it took us 11 months to write the story on the last minutes of the life of stephon clark.

i know that this is not how the loved ones of stephon clark wanted his story to end. i know this is not how our community wants any of these stories to end. so i want to close by extending my hand to the clark and thompson family and to those who have adopted stephon clark or taken to heart the need to write different endings to these stories. this investigative report reflects the story my team and i wrote based on the facts and evidence before us. we did it by the book. and it will be open and transparent for you to read. but let's start writing these chapters before shots are

fired. before we are writing a story from a place of grief, anger, and anticipation. let's remember that some of the best -- >> so there you have it, the state attorney general, xavier becerra, releasing information about the death of stephon clark. the main take away is no criminal charges can be sustained and the case is now closed according to xavier becerra. hundreds of workers were on strike today in san mateo county with signs and umbrellas and 800 employees of the counties human services agency picketed this morning. it is the only county agency that did not approve of last month's negotiations on a three- year contract. the other 10 agencies ratified a 4% pay increase for the counties board of supervisors.>> we are short staffed and down to bare bones.

workers are burned out. and they are leaving. it makes it hard for us to provide the very necessary services to the residents of the county. >> this county is expensive to live in. and we are trying to balance giving them a fair and equitable compensation with something fiscally responsible. >> the employees work with public assistance and employment programs in the county is hoping to keep essential services available but says some of them might be close. that strike is set to go on through tomorrow. quentin top is stepping down with his house from san francisco's ethics commission. the retired judge and former state senator made the announcement this morning at city hall. >> resigning from the ethics commission besides freeing some of my not so valuable time provides restoration of my first amendment rights respecting matters of the city and county of san francisco. seki filed a lawsuit against

the secret service last august gasoline the agency for not disclosing how much it is spending to protect the presidents son donald trump junior. the white house pushing back against house democrats new investigations into president trump calling him disgraceful and abusive. the house judiciary committee is requesting documents from 81 individuals and entities connected to the president. he let out his frustration on twitter today saying nadler, and the deadheads of the committees have gone stone cold crazy. 81 letters sent innocent people to harass them and he added, quote, presidential harassment. house democrats are expanding their efforts to look into president trump relationship with n

vladimir putin, digging into a conversation between president trump and putin in helsinki last year. lawmakers sent letters to the white house and state department yesterday demanding all documents and communications between the two leaders. president trump is expected to visit alabama on friday following the countries deadliest tornado outbreak in nearly 6 years. at least 23 people were killed and drone video showing the destruction in the area of a guard and the twister was part of a system that spawned tornadoes across several states in the deep south. rescue crews are still searching all of that damage using k-9 units, drones to look for the many people who are still missing today and also neighbors are getting their first look at what is left of their homes. communities are coming together to bring supplies to those in need.>> this tornado that happened on sunday was unbelievable. we have 470 kn and when you see the devastation, it is hard to fathom that something can be this powerful and it tracked through the county.

>> we learned that three of the victims killed were children, and the youngest victim was just six years old. >> for the second time in history, patient appears to have been cured of an hiv infection. researches say a man in london appears to be free of the virus after a stem cell transplant 18 months ago. the donor cells had a protein known to resist hiv. the unknown patient was originally treated for leukemia and then received a bone marrow transplant. timothy ray brown is the first person reportedly cured of hiv. he is free of the virus and 12 years post transplant and he said he would like to someday meet this new patient if and when he is ready. >> it has been very useful for science and for giving hope to hiv-positive people. to people living with hiv. so i would encourage you to become public someday. but take your time. do what is good for you. >> some experts caution the approach used in the latest case is risky, and not feasible on a larger scale.

still ahead, from a teacher strike to the raiders colosseum talks, oakland has been a busy place lately. mayor libby shaft joining us live in studio coming up. the fda cracking down on stores selling tobacco to kids. the retailers are now on notice.

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the fda is accusing 15 national retailers of selling tobacco products to minors. those retailers include walgreens, walmart, and some gas station chains. the agency said it is considering several options to address the violations. they also sent letters to dozens of companies that may be illegally marketing tobacco products or e cigarettes. the city of oakland has been in the spotlight recently with the teacher strike. we have been covering it and the raiders colosseum deal and other issues. oakland mayor, libby schaaf, is joining us live in studio. thank you for joining us. >> let's talk about the teacher strike. and we spoke last week. you are in a tough position supporting our teachers but knowing the district is in a tough financial spot. now we are looking at more budget cuts. where you at with this? >> i think short-term is the mayor, i will be putting some items in my proposed budget to try and lessen that pain, specifically restorative justice in our schools is something that i hold very dear

to my heart, and so i will also be calling on the county as well as philanthropy to try to make sure that that program does not get harmed because of the cuts just made. but long-term, we have to really take a long hard look at things like proposition 13 and how it is impacted our whole states ability to maintain a world-class public education system. so in 2020, voters will have an opportunity to relook at just commercial and industrial property. how this property taxes are assessed. not touching how residents pay taxes. >> in the meantime do you have any advice with the board because they have these cuts on their plate and they are about to take some serious cuts that could close schools. >> my advice for the schools is to respect the passion that the teachers brought. we all care so much about our children. we all have to do what we have to do and then start the healing process because it was hard for me to watch people that i love and adore at odds with one another even though

they are passionate about the same thing. and let's focus on the real fight, and that is the statewide issues around fundin's move on to a different topic. the raiders. it looks like the team and colosseum are close to reaching a deal, reportedly 7.5 million. you want to see them playing more hardball because the raiders, it looked like they were losing out on some options. it was getting close. >> listen, nothing is official yet. it have to get voted on by a number of bodies but i am encouraged that are incredible raider nation, the best fans in the world will get one, possibly two more years with their team. and let me be clear, we are not dropping our lawsuit against the nfl or the raiders for wrongfully abandoning the city that therern andoes that makehe wawkward? >> t to extending the lease

and i am very glad and very clear that that was not on the table. but if they want to give our fans one or two more years of enjoyment, that is great. let's also be clear that we will stop subsidizing this team. the city and the county have been doing that for years and years. i am very confident that whatever deal gets finally agreed on will not be a subsidy deal. >> the current state of the relationship between the raiders and the city of oakland? >> you can move the team but not particularly like the management. >> very good. >> well said. >> before we let you go today copy open promise. an issue you have been working on for years. you made some major milestones. >> we are announcing on march 12 our public sharing of our e un. d that because we llege sav financial coaching for their

parents all the way to helping high school students go to and through college with multiyear scholarships and mentors. and just our first year, we saw a 14% increase in african- american students enrolling in a four-year college. that is phenomenal. >> thank you so much for joining us for this morning, this afternoon, rather, and for sharing on those topics. >> thank you for having me. back to the weather. some raindrops falling in oakland and around the bay area on and off today and taking a live look outside and those scattered showers continue, and this time around the heavier rain is area, but we will see plenty of wind as well. mary lee is tracking the storm. >> we are noticing the rain let up a little bit for the san francisco peninsula and the scattered showers on doppler this afternoon and we will zoom in with some moderate to heavy rainfall right around st. helena and light rain from santa rosa and glenallen and not bill and napa and looking a entwood, just pushinthe

tri-valley, still it is wet for you right over livermore and down across mckee to see can see a few showers and for the san jose area a few showers this afternoon, but we are watching that wide spread rain now taper off to scattered showers. here's a live look at the tower camera and the raindrops on the live cam and temperatures are in the low to mid 50s at this hour and a satellite and radar views we have a lot of moisture in our atmosphere triggering the rain for us and we're looking at the next storm system and that will bring heavier rain as we head through late tonight into tomorrow morning. on future cast we are looking at off and on rain throughout the afternoon and evening and the heavier rain moves in late tonight into tomorrow morning so you can see for tomorrow morning, we are looking at y rain

for the morning commute and also, we will see the winds increase turning to scattered showers by tomorrow in the afternoon. rainfall amounts, santa cruz mountains closer to the atmospheric river that is taking him across central and southern california and two or 3 inches of rain, up to 1 inch for the south bay, east bay and up to 1 1/2 to the peninsula and 1 to 3 inches for the north bay mountains. we are tracking the winds and they will be increasing tonight and into tomorrow morning as we are going to see a front that pushes through that brings the rain and wind. our sunset at 6:07 and sunrise for 6:34 for tomorrow morning and daytime highs mid to upper 50s to low 60s this afternoon. here's the seven-day forecast. off and on rain and increasing wind tonight and rainy and windy start to the day with an isolated thunderstorm for tomorrow turning to scattered showers in the afternoon. a few showers on thursday, and at this point it looks like

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them back and give them new legs and then it sort of stops. and that is where we step up to the plate.>> you can see our original report, salvation on the slopes, tonight on our news at 7:00. a math professor is going viral how he helped a student saw the big problem. >> the student couldn't find a babysitter so the professor took matters into his own hands. doctor nathan alexander holding a students baby while he taught the class. the student said his wife without getting her child's birth certificate and they could not get a sitter so they brought his daughter to campus hoping that his professor would not mind. >> he saw me with my book bag and baby backpack and he said, you know what, you can take better notes if i held her. >> she was so sweet. she had a pacifier there and i was walking half the time when i was doing some of the

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high school thought it was sitting on a fortune and now it's future is in jeopardy after some donated paintings turned out to be fake. that story and more coming up at 5:00. before we go, a live look at the french quarter of new orleans. it is that tuesday. mardi gras celebrations are underway right now. and the parade started earlier today with music, costumes, beads, and floats. mardi gras, marking the final day of the carnival season which started on january 6. the party officially ends at midnight, but i do have a feeling it will keep going on.>> have a good one. [ cell phone rings ]

>> yeah, i'm watching it too. i see them every day. >> the curtains, they're always drawn in this place. >> i know. >> that guy, it seems like he's in charge of them. i don't know, i don't feel very good about this. >> we have to report this. >> yes, absolutely.

>> flo: um, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to freak you out or anything. i just -- >> hope: no, no. it's okay. i was just leaving. >> flo: i just -- i, uh... i overheard what -- what you were saying about your baby. and, um... i am really sorry. >> hope: i have to go. >> flo: wait. hope -- hope, i just, um... i-i need to talk to you. i have to tell you something. >> steffy: my sweet girl. >> ridgee