live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now at noon, a rainy thursday across parts of the bay area. our latest storms bringing showers, storms and winds in may and there's more ahead. good evening. i'm michelle griego.

>> i'm kenny choi. >> a live look across the bay hear shows a mix of conditions. you can see clouds, rain, even some brighter skies trying to peek through. >> mary lee is tracking the conditions. >> we have got it all. we are tracking rain in the bay area and also some brief heavy downpours with hail, also the mountain snow. a lot to get to on high def doppler. we are looking at heavy rain moving across the bay area on high deaf doppler. let mow show you the treasure island camera. you can see for the north bay that light to moderate rain push being over the peninsula, san francisco peninsula. heavy rain over san francisco, daily city and rossthe ba

bridge. dublin, livermore, pleasanton, right over san jose, wayne and allen rock at this hour and more rain is to come. we are looking at windy conditions, 23-mile-per-hour winds. 22 in vallejo. we'll talk about what you can expect coming up no a live look at sfo with an average delay of one hour for arrivals and departures. united airlines issued a travel waiver. passengers can change their flights for free. the latest storm bringing a new layer of storm to the sierra, the high country covered in white. a gang investigation is wrapping up in oakland, police executing multiple search warrants spanning three different counties and involving 10 fully armed

s.w.a.t. teams. violent gangs across oakland formed alliances and became a super operation. >> reporter: this morning they arrested more than a dozen people, people they say were part of a super cell that was responsible for driving much of the violent crime across oakland. this raid won't on in the early morning hours. this is the product of a seven- month investigation. three groups in the city had formed an alliance that became this super game covering north, east and west oakland and they were involved in multiple shootings against their rifles. the search warrant included three different counties, sies s.w.a.t. the d atf. among the aratted rder, robberand conspiracy. >> the message is very clear,

that we are not trying to eradicate gangs. we're just trying to eliminate gang violence. it's important along the seals model strategy and keeping our promise to the community we're trying to minimize our footprint into what we're doing and how we're doing it. >> reporter: police recovered numerous weapons during the raid as well as a lot of stolen property. in addition to the arrest, it netted two dozen prior arrests. all of the charges will be forwarded to the alameda county district attorney. reporting live, anne makovec. the san mateo sheriff's office said dna evidence helped them solve a 45-year-old murder case and connect it with order murder that happarnd the llus law rcent was able to tie the two together.

they are praising santa collar clara technology and dna. one day after she went missing a delivery driver found her body along sand hill road. san mateo county concluded she died from strange go layings. they determined her murder was similar to that of leslie perlov. in the perlov case, male dna was found on evidence admitted by santa clara county. thanks to additional evidence, john getreu faces more charges for the murder of janet taylor.

>> law enforcement are not giving up on victims. we get new sets of eyes to take a look e that give up. >> janet's family released this statement saying, in part, she added laughter to our family. we have missed being able to haveler in our lives. janet's future was bright. it would have been wonderful to see what she would have done. this dna was not found in a familiar database. there's a database called. codus. they can compare it to other dna with similar markers. getreu will be arraigned and brought to jail in santa clara county and face charges in that county first. >> we'll have or at 5:00 and

m emily tuer at the ne berkeley student has been arraigned on multiple charges of sexual assault. his name is finn wolff. we do know that there are multiple sexual assaults involved from the date of november 2017 top present. in fact, two of the victims we're told were physically injured. they were either punched, grabbed or bitten. he was arraignedded to. at this point berkeley police believe there may be other victims out there. they want you to take a look at the mug shot. if you believe you are a victim of thiormewho is victof this ma come forward and tell the backerly police. in santa clara county, a

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system that protects american wages, promotes american values and attracts the best and brightest from all around the world. >> democrats want protection for daca recipients, those brought as children. missouri is the latest state to push forward legislation that chips away at roe v wade. supporters say the bill will save the lives of women and children. it still needs the approval of the full house. this comes hours after alabama's governor signed a bill that bans nearly all forms of abortion in that state. doctors who perform the procedure could face up to 99 years in prison. the aclu is preparing a legal challenge. at least 18 other states have proposed a ban. let's see how wall street

is doing. stocks are rising for the third day in a road after rising trade tensions with china. right now the dow is up more than 200 points. >> still ahead taking lessons outside. >> plus, snow in the sierras. some drivers caught by surprise today.

the oakland unified school oakland ghs outside. the program pace for at least one outdoor experience for every child. oakland's mayor said it's needed in oakland more than ever. >> we know in clock clock children experience great trauma, great stress. nature has a unique ability to heal that. >> it was announced at the children's network conference. so in star wars, remember when hans solo is frozen and resurrected? >> what if humans could be fren diately upon death and brought back to life once a cure is found. an alameda company is offering

you a second chance at life. >> because he wanted to anlive >> this is what he wanted. >> find out about the technology that aims to allow you to live forever what the critics are saying about being frozen for life. our latest storm has it looking like january than may. >> reporter: it's not unheard of to have snow in mid-may. caltrans was busy keeping the roads clear. we did have a few minor accidents including a jackknifed truck. drivers tell me they weren't prepared for snow so late in the season. >> this morning it was great until we got up here. >> i thought thiswoul up here a rewarded. >> i'm used to it.

been driving it all winter. >> reporter: along with the snow, there is concern that the rain and runoff could calls some hillside flooding. if you're wondering, yes, more rain and snow is in the forecast in the coming days. up in the know, reporting for kpix 5, back to you a. check this out, the time lapse, a double rainbow and another rainbow comes in with the showers moving right over the bay. i knew this was coming. wait for it. >> still beautiful. >> we might have missed it. okay. so we are looking at that rain showers and an isolated thunderstorm as well. let's get to high def doppler.

you can see the location right over san francisco, daily city, across the bay bridge into berkeley, oakland, alameda. it's pouring from san ramone and walnut creek at this hour. here's a wet tower camera. temperatures are running in the mid to upper 50s. here's the satellite and radar. that upper level low bringing the active weather for us. as we go through the afternoon you can see scattered showers. again, an isolated thunderstorm or brief heavy downpour. that is possible. tomorrow could see a few spotty showers. otherwise, we're going to have clearing, so a nice break for tomorrow. we are going to see breezy to windy conditions as we head through the afternoon and talking about that sierra snow, a winter storm warning until

6:00 a.m. tomorrow. we're already getting the peek from passes. this is an unusual winter storm and spring. the sunrise tomorrow at 5:58. upper 50s san francisco, oakland. low 50s for san jose as well as concord. here's that seven-day forecast. a few showers possibly tomorrow morning. otherwise, we're going to have the sunshine, a nice break in the rain. our second storm rolls in for saturday into sunday morning, possibly drying out after that. unsettled weather monday and tuesday. the third storm rolls in for wednesday. it else an active weather pattern with storm after storm but we are going to catch some breaks. >> we like that. thanks so much. >> it is the and of an era for one of cbs's most popular

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