live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. now i don't my mix of clouds and sunshine after a very wet weekend , but we have more rain coming our way. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. >> we are live outside, no rain at the moment. we are seeing some blue skies

but also clouds. in a few hours, we are expecting more rain. >> emily turner is in with what's next. >> a wet weekend continues to get a little bit wet. we have a brief break now, but you can see the clouds of the golden gate right now. as for the weekend rain totals, they were significant for may, two inches in bedlam, half moon bay, close to that as well and an inch and a half in danville and three quarters of an inch in san jose. pretty significant totals. more rain is set to come moving in in the evening hours right around 10:00 monday, that will be making landfall in the north bay and making the traditional north to south pattern. right now, just clouds and more rain is ahead and we will talk about how long that will last just a little bit later. >> knew at noon, a utah man is under arrest accused of making online threats to shoot youtube

employees. authorities say 35-year-old david swanson admitted to driving to the san bruno headquarters earlier this month with a gun. he was released from jail yesterday after posting bail and he faces charges of making terroristic threats. it comes a year after a woman shot and wounded three people on the youtube campus before taking her own life. and alameda county, thousands of teachers are on strike. for the first time in the school district history. we explain why the contract deal has yet to be reached. storming a parent tells me for the kids who showed up at school, they were kept in the pavilion for hours and actually watched an animated movie instead of going to class, causing some parents to pull students out of school. these teachers say they never wanted to do this, but they feel like the district has left them no choice. >> it is a magical place, and it makes me really sad, as you

can see that we have gotten to this low point. >> brenda moreno has taught at james logan high school for 34 years and is one of nearly 600 teachers marching at the 12 schools in the new haven unified school district today. the teacher average salary of $96,000, the highest in all of alameda county, but marino says that is misleading. >> the district pays zero into our healthcare, so we buy it ourselves, for my husband and i between dental and medical and the portion i put in for medicare, that's $20,000 off the top for me. for breakfast teachers association was a 10% raise, but the school districts is the best if you do is a 1% raise as part of the teacher salary schedule and a one-time 3% payment while some parents sympathize with the teachers, they say striking at this time

of year right before finals makes it tough for their kids. >> and they are exposed to this stuff as well. it's harder for them. they are going to school where they are supposed to edp. parking spots were left empty and campus was more quiet than usual when the first bell rang. >> right now, there should be tons of students walking to school. normally on a normal day there would be students everywhere. >> the school district says it wasn't able to get a substitute teacher for every single class, so it's very possible that a movie was played while things got sorted out this morning. the district says this morning is not business as usual. >> substitute teachers took over while the students that chose to stay at home were assured that they would not be penalized in an email sent to the students and parents, the principal said this, student attendance during the strike will not be used to determine truancy attendance letters or participation in any school related activities. no student will be penalized for missing school during the strike. no matter what happens in the negotiation, the district cuts

its budget by $3.9 million for the next school year and by another 4.6 million the following year. a memorial is underway in washington dc to honor former east bay congresswoman ellen tau sure. she was one of the first women to hold a seat new yorkstocexch she died last month in stamford due to complications from pneumonia. just a few hours ago, former secretary of state spoke at the memorial about how to continue the legacy. >> it is time to remember ellen's voice in our ears, her encouragement, her absolute devotion to helping those whom she loved and cared for see their way forward. >> another memorial service is scheduled for walnut creek. she was 67 years old. knew at noon, crackdown in the south bay on people abusing handicapped parking placards. we rode around for the stepped-

up enforcement. >> reporter: the people taken it that i got mainly warning from city parking enforcement, but misdemeanor citations from the dmv. this woman was caught using her father's disabled placard to park near san jose state university. at first you told them her dad came with her to campus. >> eventually, the young lady admitted that although it is her dad, he is not here and she had the last final today. >> they hear a lot of excuses, but a disabled person parking placard can only be used by the person to whom it is assigned. while this investigator admits she sometimes does >> i feel worse for the person that can't park there because there spot is taken or the person that doesn't have a placket because now they have to reapply for one. four the dmv does public awareness campaigns every month but this is the first time they teamed up with san jose parking enforcement to bust people committing disabled plaque or

defraud. if the id doesn't match, it is confiscated and the misdemeanor citation is issued. >> we are noticing the numbers dipping a little bit. we don't know if this is the beginning of a trend, but that is the ultimate goal. what now the people taken it have to go to court and face fines between 250 and $1000. during the two-hour operation of the state issued two citations in the city issued three warnings. traffic delays in santa clara county thanks to this crash, a car ended up on its roof 9: in one person had minor injuries. a man is in custody this noon accused of killing a police officer and wounding two others near auburn university. the officers were answering a domestic disturbance call last night at a mobile home park near the campus when the gunfire broke out. the suspect fled on foot while

residents were told to shelter in place. grady wayne wilkes was arrested just hours later and charged with murder. the district attorney says the office will seek the death penalty in this case. the eiffel tower was closed after a man was spotted trying to scale the landmark. authorities have spent the last few hours trying to talk the man down. the 1000 foot structure and the escrow not below and the adjacent park have been evacuated. the iconic attraction which draws 7 million tourists per year has left hundreds of people stranded. the operator says people should reschedule their visit. tensions on the rise while you tweet from rnin to pick a fight. nicole killian has details from the white house. >> president trump issued a stark warning to iran over the weekend. he tweeted, if iran wants to fight, that will be the official ending of iran, never threatened the united states again. his message followed a rocket attack that u.s. officials tell cbs news was likely aimed at

the u.s. embassy in baghdad. they say it is the type of rocket the iraq you militias typically get from iran. the state department pulled nonessential personnel out of the embassy last week amid reports iranian backed elements may target americans. but i confirmed report that the does not want a war with iran. >> they can be threatening us. and with all of everything that's going on, and i'm not one that believes, i'm not somebody that wants to go into war. >> reporter: but the iranian ambassador says they have always been against anything that threatens iran, hashtag never threatened and iranian. the u.s. deployed an aircraft carrier and bombers to the persian gulf. four oil tankers were sabotaged last month in saudi arabia blames iran for the attacks.

none was injured in the rocket attack on the green zone >> still ahead, it may be the ultimate graduation gift, a tech investor's promise to the class of 2019. >> and the show "game of thrones" come to an end, how the series finale may be affecting your workday.

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dublin medical offices and cancer center. the facility bringing 24 hour urgent care and other services to the tri-valley including well care, imaging labs and a surgical center among others. it is kaiser the region. shares of tesla are down about 50% since september. one big reason, concerns about model 3 demand in the west. at last check, tesla stock was down about 4% in monday trading and fell below $200 at one point the tape. that is the lowest point since 2016. taking alive look at the big board right now, you can see the dow is down about 164 points. talking about a graduation gift that will never be forgotten, a billionaire just told four graduating seniors in atlanta that they are free from student loans. on behalf of the eight generations of my family who have been in this country, we are going to put a little fuel in your bus, this is my class,

2019. in my family is making a grant ro smveof t entity do retymuch the estimated donation is about $40 million. the golden state warriors are looking for the sweep tonight. you 4 of the nba western conference finals is tonight. they take on the trailblazers in portland. if they get the job done, they will have their fifth straight nba finals appearance. tipoff is at 6:00 and we will have much more on game 4 on the kpix 5 news at 5:00. we will be live in portland. emily has the winning forecast if you love reign. >> that is true. it has been a wet may, awfully different for a may book. in fact, it's been a lot more wet than we've seen in past maize. a medic continues to move forward through tonight and temperatures are under a mostlyn

and 56 in san francisco and livermore sits ats.ted shower theris a calm before the storm moving in later tonight. and later evening hours. the brief break is dry for now, enjoy it while you can, get the time outside because it will be a partly sunny and cool afternoon before the light rain will return this evening moving into tomorrow. the satellite and radar shows this low-pressure system right here and as it moves in, you can see the system making landfall. that will drop in this evening again into tomorrow morning. futurecast can time that out for you starting a 9:00 is when we start to see it in the far north bay and moving down the scattered showers pretty much for everybody into the evening and the morning hours. and into the morning commute, it will be on and off sprinkles. you will see something on your

windshield, what roadways give yourself the extra time you may need over there. by the afternoon hours, that will start to clear out. sunset tonight eight, 8:16 p.m. and sunrise is at 5:55 tomorrow morning. high temperatures today will be nice, mostly a mix of the 80s and 60s and 69 in fairfield and 67 in san jose and 58 in san francisco. go giants, they are playing. the giants take on the a's today. that will happen with 57 degrees at san francisco. it will be beautiful. we have the rain returning tomorrow into the overnight hours before it clears up on wednesday. thursday and friday will be nice before a chance of rain returning at the end of the weekend. only a slight chance and we have a brief break before we get to tomorrow. >> we will take it. most kids, playing outside in the snsuare a member of the royal family, that draws a lot of attention. kensington palace released this video rinse william and kate and children in a garden

codesigned for the duchess for the chelsea flower show. you can see prince george and princess charlotte and prince louis out there exploring. the duchess helped create the area to encourage kids to spend more time out doors. tens of millions of fans around the world today and last night to watch the "game of thrones" series finale. >> i was one of them, don't worry, we will not give you any spoilers. we've been trying to keep it quiet. >> according to one survey, an estimated 10.7 million americans planned to skip work today or called out last night and no matter how you feel about the ending, the series was a breakthrough in television production. overall eight seasons, the show used 3000 pyrotechnic effects, 4000 gallons of artificial blood. and more than 12,000 wigs and hairpieces, plus more than 700 miles of repurposed lumber went into building the elaborate

set. >>,, watch it so we can talk about it. >> eventually. >> i'm on episode 3. >> you have a lot to catch up on. using education to lift people up, how one bay area student is challenging the community to be better. and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, it just email us consumer watch at kpix.com or call consumer watch. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more.

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eat healthy. i will go grind some, i will go find some mozzarella. another ugly battle between the 49ers and santa clara county. whether counties being forced to refund the team millions of dollars. we have that and much more coming up at 5:00. that will do it for us at noon, tonight, the rs have another shot at the nba finals. >> rain, hopefully. get them out. >> and the umbrellas. >> see you.

>> hope: what about beth?tlgirl, so what is going on? answer me! >> zoe: nothing's going on, hope. okay? i-i just stopped by because, uh... well, actually, flo and her mom, they're moving in with eric and quinn, so -- >> hope: you were just talking about beth. why? >> zoe: uh, flo and i were just saying how hard losing beth had to be on you. we -- we couldn't even imagine what you've been going through these past few months. you're just such an inspiration, hope. i mean, seriously, the strength that you've shown alone is -- >> hope: stop. is that true, flo? or is there something el