>> justin: uh-oh. i know that look. >> bill: what look? >> justin: that one -- that "i've got katie on my mind" look. >> bill: i do have katie on my mind! live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. she turned down my proposal! >> justin: have you bought her doppler radar tells the anything expensive besides the story. rain all around the bay area ring? >> bill: katie doesn't respond and it's only going to get well to that. that just gets her riled up. i've got to come up with some worse. good afternoon, everyone. i'm michelle griego. kind of surprise. >> i'm kenny choi. thank you for joining us. taking a live look from our >> justin: [ chortles ]usng traffic cameras around the bay k ltimeou area, rain drops and gray skies surprised me. and things could get worse for >> bill: surpryo >> justin: yeah! >> bill: why am i gonna surprise your ugly ass?! the afternoon commute. i don't want to marry you! meanwhile in san francisco the >> justin: well, that's too bad, showers showed up early,wipers 'cause i respond really well to expensive things. >> bill: [ groans ] >> justin: [ laughing ] i'm just messin' with you, man. come on. don't give up. keep chipping away. mary is tracking the storm from the weather center. >> that's right. get ready for it, because the worst of it will be for with the heaviest rain and the strongest winds with the actual cold front pushing through.

here's a live look with our roof camera. you can see our wet camera there, high def doppler. zoom in looking at light rain across the golden gate bridge, across the richmond, san rafael bridge and across the bay bridge and into the east bay peninsula and parts of the east bay. we will talk about that commute cast as you're getting home from work and school, what you can expect coming up. kenny. >> thank you. take a live look at sfo right now. united airlines just announcing that it is issuing travel waivers due to the weather. travelers can change their flights for today or tomorrow at no cost. stay with us for the latest on the storms tonight on the kpix5 news at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. i'm emily turner at the live news desk where we are breaking news right now. you're taking a live look at new york city's the hudson river where what is in between the yellow things is an overturned helicopter that crashed into the hudson river just moments ago. this happened right at 12th

avenue and 34th street for those of you familiar with new york city. that's basically midtown manhattan. at this point no reports on why this happened or how this happened except early reports do say only the pilot was on board, that he did exit this aircraft and he is uninjured. of course at this point you can see live all of these rescue crews on the scene trying to make sure he's out of the water. that he's okay. and in working with the aircraft to secure it and then eventually they will be able to get that out of the water. we will be keeping a close eye on this from here in the newsroom and bring you the very latest with any developments. i'm emily turner at the live news desk. back to you. new at noon, the uc regents board is meeting right now and they are getting a lot of lack bash regarding a potential collaboration with dignity health. jackie ward explains why there are concerns about this partnership among the lgbtq community. >> reporter: 147 people signed up for public comment. that's a record, they spoke for more than an hour and a lot of them were against the potential

partnership with dignity health. >> from transgender students and employees to those who may seek reproductive care like contraception, abortion care and hiv prevention medication, it would be incons unconscionable -- >> reporter: is painful beyond any comprehension rumor evan a transgender man was one who spoke out. he said he was scheduled to have a hysterectomy at a dignity health hospital until his health care provider learned how he identified himself. >> your transgender student will get lost in the system and wind up at a dignity health hospital resulting in harmful discrimination, just like i did. >> reporter: dan diaz was here as an advocate for end of life medication.

his wife took medication to end her life in 2014. he says what he fears what a relationship with a catholic hospital organization will mean for ucsf patients. >> my wife had to leave this state so she would have this option. it would be shocking if now in a state that has passed medical aid dying where a patient would not be able to have these conversations and pursue medical aid in dying here at ucsf. >> reporter: but lynn aims, a registered nurse at ucsf is for the collaboration. >> the ability to deliver care is complicated by the daily challenges around the need for more space, more bids and more operating rooms. >> reporter: dignity health says it already partners with ucsf health on many services and that it has a track record of providing high quality evidence based care. our services are available to all people regardless of background, ethnicity, gender identity or sexual orientation. the uc regents chair george kiefer is the only one allowed to talk about what transpires here at this meeting and we

were unable to reach him for comment. john perez becomes the new chair tomorrow. at ucsf mission bay, jackie ward, kpix5. right now alabama is one step closer to having the strictest abortion law in the country. last night alabama senate passed a near total ban on abortion in a 25-6 vote under this measure anyone who performs an abortion can be chd a felony now. the bill includes no exceptions for cases of rape or incest. a pregnancy can be terminated only when the mother's life is in danger. earlier today house speaker nancy pelosi had just two words to describe her thoughts on this issue. >> very sad. >> was to address the issue that roe versus wade was decided on which is that baby in the womb a person. >> the fate of the billthe hand republican governor kay ivey. she has not said if she will sign it into law. if she into effect. a san jose woman accused of driving drunk and causing a deadly head-on crash is due in

court today. officers arrested ashley oliver early saturday morning. the chp says they spotted her driving the wrong way on highway 17 but by the time they turned around, she had already hit a car filled with teenagers. washington high school football player armando canalis died in the crash. four other teens were taken to the hospital and have since been w tas onyesterday's deadly shooting in contra costa county. we have just learned the man who was shot and killed in richmond was part of the kpix5 family. 56-year-old miguel ramirez worked as a janitor here at the station. he smiled and greeted un just after 5:00 on chancellor avenue suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. no word yet on any suspects. meanwhile, police are still looking for the suspects involved in another deadly shooting, this time in oakland. police say a shot spotter tecte rounds being fired overnight near east 17th street and 18th avenue.

a man found dead at the scene. no word on a cause or motive. police are now investigating. president trump paying tribute to the men and women in law enforcement who have died in the line of duty. mr. trump appearing at a ceremony in honor of the 38th annual national peace officers' memorial service on capitol hill. the president using his speech to criticize the nation's immigration laws and recalling the death of california police officer rale sing, killed by a suspect accused to be in this country illegally. >> he was a vicious killer, this man that crashed into our country from the border just wh killer that could have been kept out. >> the president called for anyone who kills a police officer to get the death nalty. a developing news on the growing tensions with iraq. the state department issuing new orders to its staff. reporter tina kraus on the growing fears for an attack. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy in baghdad has ordered all

nonemergency staff and their families to leave iraq immediately, as washington ramps up hborir u.s. officials tell cbs news sign iran is backing off apparent plans to attack americans in the region. but president trump has dismissed a report his security team is reviewing a plan to send 100,000 u.s. troops to confroif necessary. >> we have not planned for that. hopefully a notgoing have to plan for that and if we did that, we would send a heck of a lot more troops than that. >> reporter: u.s. officials say it's highly likely iranian combat divers used explosives to blow holes in the hulls of tankers anchored jut outside the persian gulf. none of the vessels was american but the u.s. has an interest in keeping the gulf open to shipping. the u.s. has already sent an aircraft carrier and b52 bombers to the region and has threatened to retaliate against iran for an attack on america

or its interests. iran denies being involved in the tanker attacks and accuses president trump of playing a very dangerous game, risking devastating war. tina kraus, cbs news. germany and the netherlands have also suspended military training missions in iraq. reports the white house may delay tariffs on automobiles by six months may be stabilizing markets. right now the dow is up about 160 points. an announcement of a new development in the heart of silicon valley, it's slated to go where a popular now ts. kpixne makovec s a's plan thato elopm developer said this will transform north santa clara. the greens oe outo bulldozed t what's being called a city within a city. >> we are creating a smart city from the ground up. >> reporter: the city of santa

clara is partnering with related companies to build nearly 10 million square feet of office space, shops, restaurants and housing, a massive development of 240 acres bigger even than the google campus in downtown san jose. >> this is the largest private development project ever undertaken in this area. >> reporter: the city owned golf course will close in october. employees and golfers got the word last week. but the mayor says the new development will bring in millions of dollars to this d will benit the bay s a be a n modern, relevant, you know, open, inclusive area for everyone, not just santa clara but for the entire silicon valley and bay area. >> reporter: the first businesses are set to open in 2023 and so far we don't know many of the retailers that will go into this development except for one, big hotel equinox. in santa clara, anne makovec,

kpix5. >> and the entire project should be completed within 10 to 15 years. the golf course will stay open until october 15th. an argument on a bus deo ed elderly nds in tragedy. man. and investigators learning more about the mid-air collision of two sea planes in alaska. we will have an update after the break.

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california. the incident was reported just before 2:00 a.m. in norwalk. a red bmw flew off the freeway and crashed through the wall of the building and ended up inside. one person was in the car at the time of the crash. he is hospitalized. it is unclear if drugs or alcohol were factors. a woman is now arrested in the case of an elderly man who died after being pushed out of bus in las vegas. we just saw a picture of the surveillance camera video. police say 25-year-old kadeesha bishop pushed the man as he was attempting to get off the bus. witnesses say bishop got into an argument with him and other passengers on the bus prior. bishop now faces a murder charge. we will be right back.

our top story today, the storm has d it's getting worse, mary. >> that's right. this was the first in a series of storm systems that will bring the rain for us. so in the afternoon and evening today, that will be the worst of it as the cold front pushes through. that will bring the strongest winds and the heaviest rain. here's hi-def doppler and you can see light rain, especially for the east bay right now, from el sobrante, richmond, down through berkeley, west alameda, piedmont, alameda there as well as from concord, you can see some moderate rain

across walnut creek, san ramon and antioch at this hour. this is just the start. the heavier rain expected to arrive later in the afternoon and for the evening. here's a live lookthour lesfcecame. tempatg the this hour. so here is the satellite and radar view and there is that s bringing the rain, cooler temps and also kicking up the winds. time it out for you on futurecast. taking you hour by hour, stopping the at 4:00 p.m., as that cold front pushes through, we are going to see widespread soaking rain, you can actually see that line of heavier rain with that cold front. this is at 6:00 p.m. so for the heart of the afternoon and evening commute, it is going to be a mess. as you head through tomorrow, looking at isolated thunderstorms and showers that will continue. your commute cast, taking you through first for the south bay, you can see the showers working their way up the south bay and the peninsula this afternoon, as well as for this evening. this is at 5:00 p.m., across the bay bridge into the east

bay, if your commute takes you there, watch out for that rain as we go through the afternoon and evening. as we head through the day as well, we are going to see the winds pick up, gusts up to 30 to 40 miles per hour on our 8:1 sunrise at 5:59 tomorrow morning. daytime highs cool, looking at below average temperatures for this time of in oakland, 68 in concord. 63 for napa. wet and windy. the worst of it this aften and for this evening for the commute. and then looking at isolated thunderstorms and showers, windy sd. friday morning showers and then drying out after that, our second storm arrives on saturday into sunday morning, drying out after that and then our third storm for early next week. definitely feels more like winter than spring. >> i was just going to say, it's may, right?

>> i know. tell that to mother nature. >> there you go. thanks. >> sure. the coast guard says that two more bodies have been recovered near the site of where two float planes collided in alaska on monday. reporter jonathan vigliotti has the latest. >> reporter: newly released images show the scene of the crash site, one plane partially submerged on the shore of george inlet, the other beneath the surface of the water. investigators say they now plan to interview the surviving pilot, passengers and witnesses. >> we will be looking at pilot logbooks. we wil g at e any es. rt: priny data carrying 11 people was heading altitude before the collision. u.s. coast guard senior chief petty officer jeremy kasner says rough terrain complicated the recovery efforts. >> what strikes you about this

one? >> this particular case, very tragic case, our hearts go out for everybody involved. it's just -- it's a tough one. it definitely is. >> reporter: 10 people survived, some were pulled from the water by local volunteers like jacob bauer who joined the rescue effort. >> we were going 50 miles an hour. >> reporter: bauer took off in a jet ski to help strangers, not knowing he would also find one of his good friends, pilot randy sullivan, who was killed in the crash. >> i'm looking at thoats upsi d wrecge, sw eporter: ally sorry. >> e norequired to have black boxes. the ntsb is on play a critical role in piecing together what happened before this crash.

jonathan , ketchikan, alaska. >> the mid-air collision killed six people, 10 others were hurt. mick jagger back on the dance floor. we will show his post heart surgery moves. look at him go. that's next. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee.

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with a spirited video. check it out. the 75-year-old rolling stones front man seen here practicing his dance moves in an empty studio, six weeks after his heart surgery. back in march the band announced that they would be postponing their upcoming tourc receive some medical treatment. so he's now preparing to resume the no filter tour. >> heart surgery doesn't even stop him. tony tan till ooh tantillo is shopping for sweet treats. >> a late variety grape coming in from chile. the flavor is incredible. the red muscat grape is the favorite sold in -- the large green muscat game is the number 1 grape sold in europe so they combine them into these and they are fantastic. when you bite them, a beautiful

red color all the way around, a little bit of greening is okay. when you bring them home, what you want to do is store them in the refrigerator right away and enjoy them right away. they comes from thousands of miles away and once you start eating them you will be finishing up the bunch. they are sweet, like a bunch of candy. and i'm tony ton tantillo, your fresh grocer. coming up tonight at 5:00, we are tracking the storm as it picks up for the evening commute. the heaviest rain still to come. we will have live team coverage on all the trouble spots in the bay area. >> yeah. so certainly if you are heading out on the roads later today, please be careful. >> goodness, yeah. the afternoon and evening, the heaviest rain and the strongest winds. >> our next newscast is at 5:00 but make sure to join us tomorrow morning here at 4:30. we will be here. >> we will be here. not bright and early. it's like dark and early. >> always.

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