live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. a soggy tuesday in part of the bay area. gray skies, good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. gloomy in parts of the bay

area. >> this is video from san francisco's financial district. >> and you can see from this time lapse, rain and clouds along with some blue skies trying to peek through. >> meteorologist mary is tracking high-def doppler. >> let' u thhigh-def doppler. zoom in bay. light to moderate rain pushing over berkeley. a cell over concord and pleasant hill. i want to check the rainfall rates, looking at about an inch- and-a-half per hour. impressive rainfall rates coming down. dublin, pleasanton. livermore. 101 down through morgan hill. we have seen a wet may for sure picking up more than four and a

quarter for santa rosa, inch and three qu in three to four times what we typically see in the month of may and we have more rain on the way. the governor firing back at the trump administration for r high speed rail project. they are filing suit to recover money from the one billion dollars contract the government canceled last week. the governor says the trump administration's decision was political and he wants to punish california for opposing his border wall. the governor says he expects to win in court. thousands of east bay students are staying home for a second day as teachers in the new haven school district are on the picket lines again. anne makovec is in union city

where there is a rally going on right now. >> reporter: a big rally here. dozens of teachers, parents, and students are gathered and i talked with both sides of these tense negotiations today. neither is showing any sign of backing down. one, two, three, four. >> reporter: 600 teachers are walking the picket lines. contract negotiations are at an impasse over the issue of raises. >> we think if we don't do something like this, they keep walking all over us every single time there is a negotiation. >> reporter: the new haven teacher association is seeking a 10% raise the next two school years. meanwhile, the district is saying their last, best, and final offer is a 1% raise for next school year. plus, a one-time 3% payment. >> we are very far apart. >> reporter: john meadows is a

spokesperson for the district. they are at deficit spending with declining enrollment. >> is there anything the district can do to get closer to their offer? teryis that i can see. l beuprg the highest in alameda county. though they do have to buy their own health care. and the teachers say it is not enough to keep quality teachers in the district. >> they have changed, going in a different direction. we hope the message yesterday will continue today. >> reporter: school is in session. subs and administrators are trying to keep the students busy but only 20% of students showed up yesterday. preliminary attendance numbers look lower today. >> what do you say to the kids missing out on classroom time? >> support the teacher sos the strike will be short. >> reporter: normally, school districts lose money for the

state for having students absent. luckily, that is not the case in this situation because it is so late in the school year. right now, though, no new talks between the sides are scheduled. live in union city, anne makovec, kpix5. an overnight police shooting in fairfield. a burglary suspect was shot near klay bank road and horizon drive. the suspect refused to listen to their commands and the officers opened fire after a brief pursuit. the suspect is in the hospital. no officers injured. in contra costa county, a car fight fire in the eastbound lanes there. just shooting from the hood of the car you see flames. it is not clear how the car caught fire and no word of injuries. chopper 5 flying over a very ssy morning commute in alameda county. chp shut down westbound lanes for about an hour on i-80 after this big rig crashed in

berkeley. happened just before 6:00 this morning. no word of any injuries there. new video of a ship rescue, a helicopter crew from the san francisco coast guard station plucking this captain off the container victoria in the bay. no word on the man's condition. happening today, a bay area parent is expected to plead guilty in a college admissions scheme. augustine hivinez jr. is facing a little over a year in prison and a $95,000 fine. prosecutors say he paid this man, william singer, $300,000 to have his daughter's sat scores altered and have her recruited into usc as a water polo athlete. dozens of high profile parents have been charged. dozens of pro choice

supporters have gathered at the steps of the u.s. supreme court as a protest to the growing number of states passing bans on abortion. a total of 8, and the legal conditions expected to draw legal challenges in the highest court where religious conservatives hope to overturn roe v. wade. rallies are planned in every time zone sat noon. including san francisco and palo alto. we'll have much more on the protest coming up at 5:00 and online on kpix.com. former white house counsel don mcgahn was a no show. he ignored a congressional subpoena and democrats say they will go to court to hear his testimony. jerry nadler says he is not protected by executive privilege. >> when this committee issues a subpoena even to a senior presidential adviser, the witness must show up.

our subpoenas are not optional. >> he was a vised by the white house not to testify. he is a critical witness to the committee's investigation about whether president trump obstructed justice. he said the president asked him several times to shut down robert mueller's probe. more democrats are putting pressure on house speaker nancy pelosi to begin impeachment hearings. she is expected to update lawmakers on oversight and investigations. first the tornadoes, now flooding is a major concern after a storm system tore through the southern plains. emergency crews are busy with water rescues right now. this crew helping an elderly woman and her family evacuate their home near el reno, oklahoma following torrential downpours monday and tuesday. crews also helped a child to safety. massive flooding prompted water rescues in oklahoma city as well. vising rivers there overflowed their banks. washing out roadways and stranding cars. the storm system uprooted trees

in dale, oklahoma here. and, acceptability a two by four through this mobile home. this is the same storm system that spawned more than a dozen tornadoes across the southern plains on monday. also a confirmed tornado this morning near the tulsa international airport. fortunately, no one was hurt. it is official. the dubs are headed back to the nba finals again. >> and fatheir hands on the latest championship swag. >> reporter: staying lathe, waking up early. to make sure all this latest gear was out ready for fans this morning. >> we had a crew waiting here to come get their gear. we just got a new shipment of tee shirts. >> reporter: hot off the presses into dick's sporting goods stores across the bay, these tee shirts were ready to go before the team landed itself at home. >> it was nail biting but i did get to go to the game. see? >> reporter: patricia was one of the dedicated fans we saw

who made sure she had the latest swag for her two grand kids. >> kind of want toronto because i'm from canada. but then i would still root for the warriors. >> reporter: sherry dege head t the latest tees too. she has been part of dub nation since the 70s. >> fantastic. oh my gosh. i kept the faith. i knew they could do it no matter >> reporter: for dick's. putting out the new hats is really old hat and they want a three-pete. >> the fans are t. the adrenaline after they have won the game is amazing. we are always willing to open up and make sure every customer gets their stuff. >> reporter: if you can't find the hat, don't worry about it. they are getting new shipments in this afternoon. in pleasant hill, jackie ward, kpix5. >> it's on. game one of the nba finals will be on thursday. may 30th. against the winner of the

milwaukee bucks and toronto raptors. for the bay area's other playoff team, it is do or die for the sharks. san jose is facing elimination. the saint louis blues lead the series three games to two. coming up, we will show you inside the home of one sharks super fan and tell you how she is honoring other fans who passed away. and the new plan to keep a long time bay area comedy club from having to move. the big name celebrity on board.

new at noon, a judge ruled a baarea free lance journalist will get his belongings back after police raided his home. officers were trying to find outer who leaked the police report in the death of jeff adachi. the cause was a combination of drugs, alcohol, and heart problems. freelance journalist brian carmady said he sold information to several media outlets. we found it unethical and we did not buy it. police and fbi agents used a sledge hammer to break down his gate and entered with guns drawn. they searched the house from attic to garage and confiscated cell phones, computers, and a copy of the police report in the safe in his office. i'm emily turner at the live news desk. in just the last hour, emmy award winning comedians have linked up with city leaders to save an iconic comedy spot in san francisco. in just the last hour, there

was a press conference with dave chapelle trying to save the punch line. that is is a comedy club on battery street not far from where i'm standing now. it has occupied this spot for decades. 47 years in fact. and the operators say the building owners are refusing to negotiate a new lease. now, they are teaming up with dave chapelle and supervisor aaron peskin to try to save the spot. >> i don't know what the city can do: but if you do something, you would be saving a historical landmark. definitely my own personal history. it is one of the most important rooms in america. that's all i have to say. >> that lease is set to expire in august and reports are that a tech company would be moving in, in the place of the punch line. i'm emily turner, back to you. lawmakers are discussing a package of bills cr

drug pricing transparency and lowering pries. following the money and the drug supply chain has been revealing. >> there are many secrets. secret decisions how drugs are pricedmp and the pbms and secret >>rmacy befit ge epof e anpay to pharmacies for drugs. while the bills have bipartisan support, republicans say they want to protect innovation and research. let's see how wall street is doing with about 45 minutes to go before the closing bell. dough up about 180 points. sharks fans are hoping their team stays in the game. one fan in particular really wants them to win. check out this room. helen garcia has sharks memorabilia decked out wall to wall. everything from pucks to posters cover her entire

bedroom. that is a true fan. some of her other keepsakes have a lot more meaning. she started what is called the teal wings project in honor of her friend and fellow paaw wing fan who has died. let's get a check at our cat mary is nge next at's right. our wet weather continues. tracking scattered showers for us and the bay area. in the sierra, talking about the snow. check out the snowy drive up i- 80 with all of that snow. hazardous driving conditions. a winter weather advisory in the west slopes of the sierra until 8:00 p.m. that is above 5500 feet. we are talking about a lot of snow up to a foot of snow. up 15 inches in the sierra with the winter weather advisory in

effect. possible travel delays. here is high-def doppler. scattered showers for us, strong cells. brief heavy downpours as well as the possibility of some small hail mixed in. from oakland. light to moderate rain pushing through. across the san mateo bridge. hayward. union city still dealing with the wet weather as well. our sales force tower camera, patches of blue out there. temperatures running in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s . it is a breezy afternoon. checking the winds, 20 miles an hour winds in san francisco. 23 pleasanton. 25 miles an hour winds in oakland out of the west, northwest. berkeley, 18 to 22 for vallejo and san rafael. there is the low that dropped a front our way late last night. behind it, that cool, unsettled weather for us. as we take you through the afternoon looking at more showers but also sun breaks as

well. as we head through tonight, still, the chance for some showers as we go through the overnight hours, could see a few showers first thing tomorrow morning. otherwise, we are going to have clearing for tomorrow in the afternoon with more sunshine and warmer temps. sunset at 8:17. sunrise at 5:54. daytime highs, cool and below average for this time of year. 57 in san francisco. 60 in oakland. 61 fremont. 64 in san jose. 62 in vallejo and livermore and 63 a high in concord. here's the seven day forecast. drier, more sunshine for wednesday. mainly dry thursday and friday. there is is a chance to see some showers inland thursday and friday. and check out the holiday weekend. hard to believe we are talking about memorial day. >> looks fantastic. well, a vintage electronic music instrument holds a secret key to the past. >> it sent one of our broadcast

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