live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> a car over a cliff. this is at grizzly cliff and berkeley. few details at this point. we'll bring you updates as we get them. >> drivers couldn't avoid them. aluminum cans spread all over an alameda freeway. good afternoon.

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm juliette goodrich. emily? >> it looks like confetti out there on the interstate. when have you seen a street sweeper on a highway. this is right at hayward and industrial parkway. millions of cans, we're told by chp, went flying covering the thaural delays. it created a traffic hazard there and it took them the better part of half an hour to hour to clean up. this is video entering our newsroom. they did have to get a street sweeper to clean up the mess. in the meantime it could cause delays. everything is back moving all right as well as the roadways are now clear. emily turner, back to you. new at noon, san francisco leaders announced a plan for the first universal mental health system in the united

states. anne makovec joins us live with details. >> reporter: eventually, it's going to be up to voters to decide in everyone in san francisco has the guaranteed right to mental health care. >> we are still san francisco. we have not lost our heart and soul and we believe that everyone can live with dig nit and wellness. >> reporter: the plan is called mental health sf. this would be a universal mental health and substance abuse treatment system that would offer psychiatric scare and medication to any san franciscoian who needs it. right now there is a strong connection between mental illness hand homelessness. >> unfortunately, too often the only people we scan call is the police and the police have very few options. they take people to psychiatric emergency services. more than half of the people

who go there are released without any services at all. >> reporter: the plan includes a new treatment center possibly at sf general and will operate within three years. backers said it who cost about $50 million each year to operate. they are hoping some of the money would come from another proposal. this who tax companies whose ceos are paid 100 times more than the immediate jan of their employees. the supervisors will be presenting the proposal officially to the board on june 4th. if it makes it on the november ballot it would only need a simple majority to pass. anne makovec reporting. teachers in the new haven uniside it school district are back on the picket line but the teacher union is budge lag little. they're asking for a 3% raise over the next two years instead

of a 10bilities raise. the district is offering a 2% raise beginning in january plus a one time $3% bonus. >> we've learned some of our board members don't have pan idea of what's going on. i mean, some were saying let's meet next week and there's no sense of urgency. our kids aren't in school hoot district said its best and final offer would require significant cuts. that could jeopardize student safety and hurt programs. make the streets smoother around alameda county. oakland's mayor libby shaft addressed the pothole problem. jackie ward looks at the plan. >> reporter: the goal is to repair the worst potholes in the city and there's a will lot of them. >> we're out here filling

potholes. >> reporter: the request was more than 7,000 when the campaign was announced last week. this person lives in the neighborhood and said he broke his axle driving on his road. >> hit a pothole and it throws you off a little. >> reporter: now crews ho days them. >> but this is truly just a patch, just a band aid. our roads are in bad condition. >> reporter: the oakland city council approved three-year paving plan. the city will invest $100 million over three years and the long term repair that is oakland streets need most. the majority mr. go toward smaller local streets. >> it's been hard for us to get to the smeerl streets in the neighborhood. that's why the last couple of of hundreds is where people drive. >> reporter: they will be

focusing on oakland streets for the next 21 days straight. >> this pothole repair blitz is one way oakland is chipping away at the backlog. there's a new of the by bart police to stop cell phone thefts. the agency is handing out cards offering tips to protect your phone. surveillance shows how fast someone can steal a getaway. thieves rely on timing instead of violce. today's index card size handouts warn you of being aware and looking up, especially on train doors and station platforms. at least two powerful tornadoes touched down in ohio overnight. now we're learning about the first fatality. an elderly man lost his life after a car went into his home.

twisters demolished homes mapped uprooted trees. the sheriff's department said this left many roads imnossable. >> a tornado touched down in central indiana. preliminary reports showed more than 52 tornadoes may have touched down monday across eight states in the mid-section of the country. the main concern in fort smith arkansas is flooding where the water is quickly rising. additional rain over the next few days could calls the levees in the arkansas river to break. authorities said the river is expected to crest tomorrow at about 20 feet above flood stage. the supreme court just weighed in on an indiana abortion case. nat live brand looks at the lyt coulmean. partof an indiana abortion law meant to make this harder for some

women to receive abortions. the court let stand that indiana cannot ban abortions due to fetal disabilities or the sex or race of the fetus. however aborted fetuses cannot be disposed of. they have to be cremated or buried. then governor mike pence signed the bill into law. >> i will continue to stand for the sanctity of life for the unborn, especially for those with disabilities. >> reporter: the supreme court will likely see more abortion cases come their way as states across the country pass laws restricting when aabortion could be evidence. louisiana could pass a law as soon as today that could ban abortions after six weeks.

>> to make abortion illegal. >> reporter: eight states have passed more restrictive laws. five have passed so called heart beat laws and alabama passed a nearly total ban even in cases of rape or incest. natalie brand, cbs news, the supreme court. netflix is pledging to help the include aclu fight the law. some actors have refused to work there because of it. president trump is back at the white house after a four- day visit to japan. the president raised his trip saying the u.s. and japan are closer than ever before, this, despite have nothing agreement with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. >> we've had great talk on trade, great talk on the military and we have pea discussed north korea. we've made a lot of prog grease

both leaders disagreed on the significance of north korea's s prime minister abe calling them regrettable but president trump saying they don't concern at all. as s of traveling on an airplane. plus, why a california baseball team is apologizing to congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez. we are anywhere fromthree to 10 degrees warmer. we'll continue to warm up. i'll let you know how high the temperatures will go coming up.

the cdc said at least 940 cases of measles have been reco that can mean a greater risk of infection as many travel for summer break. >> reporter: this summer travelers may be dealing with more than crowded airports. the'sles have affected four airports including california, new jersey and most recently texas. >> this is one of the situations where someone got exposed overseas and brought it back here. >> reporter: the doctor with the cdc recommends that travelers protect themselves ahead of time. >> when you actually arrive at the airport and get on the airplane, it's too late to get the measles vaccine.

>> reporter: this doctor says >> o isthe who stthey go to, . what restaurants and be able to get that information out so everybody who's at risk might be aware. carry a bottle of purell. >> reporter: she points to security trays, seat back tray tables. this passenger, self-described germaphobe takes it farther. >> sanitizers, sprays, gels, everything. >> reporter: symptoms start simple with high fever, runny nose and cough and that the

vaccine is 97% effective in two doses. one dose is 93% effective. mola lenghi reporting. taking a live look at how wall street is doing after getting a break on memorial day. the do you is down more than 100 points. a california minor league baseball team is apologizing to congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez for a video it aired. the voice of former president ronald reagan mentioned enemies of freedom and showed ocasio- cortez along with castro. the club admits it didn't watch the entire thing first before it was shown to fans. >> the grizzlies, we're very sorry for the video na was played tonight. it was an oversight on our part

that is remorseful and we're very sorry to our fans, this community, to miss ocasio- cortez as well. what we saw was not the views of this organization. >> the ocasio-cortez has not commented on this. tickets for the warriors, nba watch party just went on sale. fans can cheer on the warriors for $25 a piece. golden state is looking to secure their third straight nba championship. game one is thursday night. next season golden state will play across the bay. the team is partnering up with

kaiser permanente. he has already puts on the line a case of canadian beer and one of toronto's famous bacon sandwiches. i will meet that bet with pap pound of blue bottle coffee, a pound of red big coffee and barbecue sauce from everett and jones. >> mayor shaft said she's calling on dub nations to make donations to to thed into bank as well. >> we'll have much more on the dubs later on the kpix 5 news at 5:00. let's first check on our weather. mary? >> we've got blue and gold in the sky and golden sun. temps are rising and will continue. check out our temperatures

right now, looking at 74 degrees in concord. 68 in liver more. 58 in san francisco. 67 in san jose and low 70s in santa rosa. satellite and radar view that low pressure system will continue to push off to the east and away from us. this ridge of high pressure will be build thing in and loving closer to us. with that we'll see temperatures warming up. today the start of a warming trend. future cast taking you hour by hour. you can see all of that sun across the bay area. even more sun for your wednesday with temps even warmer. as we look ahead to the end of the week we're going to heat up for sure. so low pressure system to our south and a strong ridge really in control. you'll see some offshore winds. that's why we'll see summer like temps as we go through the weekend. some of our inlandlocations, especially sunday, topping out in the upper 80s.

the tomorrow morning at 5:50. daytime highs seasonal. upper 60s in oakland. mid-70s in san jose as well as for mountainview. upper 70s for concord as well as for livermore. here's that seven-day forecast and what you can expect. there we goes with the warmup. mid-80s friday and saturday. sunday monday close to 90. >> closer to june. >> perfect weather. >> coming up, it might seem like a throwback. apple releasing its first i-mod in years.

we are following breaking news from contra costa county. this medical helicopter blocked traffic right outside the pruitt family water park in antioch. we just checked in with contra costa fire. they tell us someone was doing cpr on a 10-year-old boy at the water park. he was awake and breathing.

apple is releasing its first ipod in four years. it's the ipod touch and runs on the fusion clip which makes it run twice as fast as before and has augmented reality. it will start appearing in stores later this week. the ex-wife of amazon ceo jeff bezos is pledging to give half of her pay to charity. >> it encourages the world's richest people to give away most of their wealth. she said she will be thoughtful in her philanthropy. 18 other people just signed the

pledge including the whatsap founder. >> if you have a consumer problem, e mail us at kpix.com or call our hotline at 1-888-5- helps-u. we'll be right back.

coming up, ie and clyde type duo and the victims said police aren't doing enough. the clues they hope will catch

the burglars. >> our seven-day forecast, watch that warmup as we go through the next several days as high pressure builds in from spring-like weather. definitely feeling more like summer. we're talking upper 80s inland. sunday close to 90 degrees on monday. >> hello summer. >> it looks great. keep it going. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. >> thanks for watching.

>> hope: i believe in my heart that this is the right thing to do, steffy. not that it's easy. [ voice breaking ] this is the hardest thing i've ever had to do, letting go of my marriage and the man i love. but i-i can't not. you know, i have to do this for -- for kelly, for phoebe, for douglas. they need me. they need us to do this for them. and you can reconcile. you know, your girls can have both parents in their home, raising them together. and -- and liam's already so much of a father to phoebe, and then i can be there for douglas -- >> steffy: hope, whoa. >> hope: look, i just -- i know [sobs] that this is a lot to process. i get it. but -- >> steffy: i never imagined this conversation when i returned