there was a shooting in the parking lot of the sun valley mall in concord. we have the latest developments from overnight. this is a terrible situation. i hope the families can recover and get some semblance of peace. under the california pilot was good when her plane clashed into the marin headlands. researchers are projecting an energy shortfall. the warriors got a big win in front of their home crowd, stopping the grizzlies in game three of the playoff series. good morning. happy mother's day. thank you for joining us. i'm devin fehely.

let's start with a quick check of the weather. today promises to be blustery, windy, and wet. shower spreading south. shower threat begins this morning, mid-morning. a few showers in the north bay. showers begin to fall apart as they head south, but there is a chance for everybody later in the bay. north bay showers will spread south. will clouds and windy. numbers come down about 10 degrees then yesterday. it remains unsettled through tuesday. i will have more details in a few minutes. in a developing story, police investigate a shooting in concorde. it happened of the sun valley mall in the parking law. the mall had already shut down. the manager said they didn't hear the shooting, but more security told them not to let any additional customers in until it was clear.

multiple cars could be seen with bullet holes and dozens of shell cases were found around the parking lot. police say no one was injured and they have not made any arrests. we are learning about the victims and the deadly plane crash in the marin headlands. family members confirm that those died were a man and a woman. kpix 5 da lin is more on the victims and investigation. >> reporter: the plane is at the crash scene. investigator spent hours on saturday and friday documenting the evidence. authorities plan to remove the wreckage by sunday afternoon. a stunning site right above a popular scenic lookout point. instead of snapping photos of the iconic photo golden gate bridge, many focused cameras on the wreckage. >> it is a gruesome scene. it is welded is right here. >> is crazy to see something like that. >> reporter: the single wing explain appear to nosedive.

authorities say the impact killed the pilot and passenger. family members identified the passenger as jennifer fox of sacramento. she went by jj she was a life coast and beauty expert. her family says this is a catastrophic loss, especially on this mother's day weekend for her son and daughter, both in high school. the family released a statement saying jj was pure love and light and goodness. this is an enormous loss to our family and entire close knit community. the pilot's family tells me they are devastated as well. they will release his name on monday. the sacramento man was a loving father and confident pilot. they were close friends. >> my heart goes out to the family and friends of the people in the aircraft. we get into this because we love aviation. aviation is incredibly safe. >> reporter: like to wish of

the experimental aircraft took off from sacramento. the plane made a few loops about the bay before crashing it off: 09 p.m. people who visit the marin headlands around the crash scene it was very foggy. >> very low visibility. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board is looking at weather conditions and other factors as they try to pinpoint what caused the crash. >> i would encourage any witnesses to report any information they may have that could be of use to the investigation. >> reporter: ntsb said they will release a report within 15 business days. the final report will be done within one year. last night, the warriors fans cheered the warriors to a lopsided victory over the visiting grizzlies. the warriors trailed early. they were down by as much as 13 then they got rolling. steph curry led golden state

with 31 points. clay johnson dropped 21. 142-112. the warriors have a two, one series lead. talking to fans about the excitement. >> reporter: chase center is electric tonight. the theme of the postseason is gold flooded and the fans were these t-shirts and went wild over the warriors victory over the grizzlies at home. streamers and confetti rained on the crowd as the warriors closed out the game with a 142- 112 victory. the first home game in the western conference semifinals brought detonation to its feet. >> could be able to see this but now it chase stated i am it is rocking. >> it was fun and exciting. >> baby's first playoff game at the chase center. >> reporter: it was the first

playoff game this season it chase center for oakland rapper who sat courtside. >> we have a great team this is exciting energy. it feels good to be back in this mood. >> reporter: especially because we have had the pandemic and this is the first playoff series at chase. >> and we got klay thompson back. all he has been through the past few years. the journey to get back to this. to be back in this like contending for championship. >> reporter: kenny will all the way from maui to catch the game. >> i came here last night and i am going home tomorrow. just for the game. >> reporter: how far did you travel? >> i am from lodi, california. i came to follow my golden state warriors. we have been following them since oracle but i love those stadium too. >> we were loud and proud.

that is what got us the win. we have extended highlights of game three coming up in a few minutes. it could be a rough summer for californians. the operator of the power group say we are facing a shortfall of energy that could result in outages. when temperatures soar, california could be plunged into darkness with large swaths of the state threatened by power outages. >> whenever there is a heat event, that is when the grid is impacted the most. people need to pull down air conditioning, refrigeration, and all these things. when you have 40 million people doing it at the same time, that is a lot of stress on the system. >> the it operators say come summertime, they may be short 1700 megawatts, enough to power more than 1.2 million homes statewide. the problem keith says is a result of aging and underfunded

infrastructure that is not done nearly enough to maximize the potential of newer technologies like wind and solar. >> when it comes to solar and wind, we need to have battery technology. we have been doing more of that, but we need to do more, faster, and bigger. >> with summer fast approaching, is there more we can do than having flashlights and candles at the ready? experts say consider a generator and other backup power supplies. >> we know about the state's energy needs. it is on all californians to have the preparedness and make sure we are ready for those days. >> a little preparation now may spare some of this comfort of a hot summer and the inconvenience, seemingly inevitable outages. conservation will be key. how much power we use and conversely how much we save will likely determine the necessity of rolling blackouts. for the u.s. forest service, they are facing a new

challenge this fire season in the staffing. and some areas, they have filled only 50% of firefighter positions. while plenty of offer seven made, many applicants have turned them down. the four street chief said it's hard to compete with private companies and states they can offer double the salary. the biggest current shortages are in areas where housing is affordable and in remote locations. days after draft of a potential supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade was leaked, hundreds took to the streets in san francisco. saturday, to fight for abortion rights, kpix 5 says protests are critical of both major political parties. >> hundreds gathered at a rally in support of abortion rights and then march along market street for the cause. anger focused not only on the supreme court and those who are against abortion, but also democrats and the president.

>> reporter: active is frustrated that the people and power to get this far, spoke out on saturday. >> our body. >> our choice. >> reporter: speakers were upset about the power the supreme court has on this issue. >> lawyers who are democratically elected decide to take it away. >> reporter: they called of the party that has historically advocated for abortion rights. >> the democratic party stood by and done nothing. >> reporter: the event brought together members of different political groups in the bay area including socialist organizations and the green party. >> it is our body, our choice. we should be able to decide what to do with it. >> reporter: among those participating, young college students whose are worried it can be taken away. >> i feel we shouldn't be taking steps backwards. >> reporter: while rallies around the bay area have

supported abortion rights, the debate continues across the country where others are hopeful the supreme court will overturn roe v. wade. >> life begins at conception. i think it is murder to kill a baby in the world. >> it is scary. having a child can be such a big thing. >> reporter: passionate arguments on both sides that will only get louder in the weeks ahead. 6:. still ahead and streaming in cbs news bay area. prime real estate with waterfront views goes up for auction along the north coast. it was a great day to be outside of the jfk and golden gate park's car free. taking a live look outside. we will be right back.

welcome back. the time is 6:13. 66 acres of undeveloped land along the california coast will likely have a new warner. sitting on shelter cove, the property has several features, strictly unique to the year including fire pit surrounded by stone, a flat area begin of trade two story home and

sweeping views of the pacific ocean so by the real estate group elite auctions. the owner's last-minute plans led to the auction. saturday was a day of celebration as the mayor announced jfk drive will remain a car free promenade. >> many are so happy and grateful for what we were able to do together, not just me, but all of you who advocated for this for many years. this was not an easy thing to do. at the end of the day, this was the right thing to do for the people of san francisco. that is why i am so proud to be here and proud to kick this off. good morning. low pressure in the pacific northwest will send a cold front to the bay area. it was windy yesterday and it will be windy today. it will be cooler. off to a chilly start. things do not warm-up much. 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. chance of showers for the north bay, then just hours power on

tuesday as the low sinks out. today looks like it will be wet in the north bay, maybe a 0.1 of an inch and a chance of showers spreads out later in the day. futurecast bears all of this out. by noon today, the showers will be south to about san jose and south bay after being forecast to move through the north bay. there is not much here and it may not make it to the south were east bay. things cloud up. showers more likely in the north bay. by 4:45, more showers over the north bay, scattered showers. maybe get a sprinkle. then it clears up but then on monday we get variable clouds all of monday. monday is pretty much dry. tuesday, it might be more on the way. rainfall totals, for today, the forecast is for 800 since key santa rosa. maybe it holds together well enough so that by noon today or later timing is difficult, 507

engine san jose. this is happening later in the day earlier in the morning for the north bay. we will see how it unwinds. it was windy yesterday. for this afternoon, the winds will be up to 30 miles per hour along the coast and 30 miles per hour in concord. that is keeping us cool, blustery, and windy. not perfect mother's day weather. what we get is diminishing winds by tomorrow morning. north bay rain chances look good for today and for tuesday before diminishing by the end of the week. we expect north bay showers to spread south. them looking for variable clouds, windy, cooler than usual, and unsettled weather overnight lows tonight mostly in the 60s. daytime highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. a chilly day today. chance of variable clouds.

and ever get a break and tuesday a little more coming in. windy wednesday and toward the end of the week about dry out and warm up. in the meantime, carry the umbrella. have a nice mother's day. good morning from the floor of the chase center. have a mile down the road, it was buster posey day at the ballpark. that was the appetizer. the entrce on this floor, memphis and golden state in game three of the western conference semi's. a little bit of controversy. it's been the story of

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good morning and welcome to the chase center where the warriors have a 2-1 series advantage over the memphis grizzlies. their biggest superstar has uncertainty facing him, heading throughout the end of the series. a listers in the house.there k the bell. steph curry get set up and gets it back. bingo is his name. warriors down two after trailing by 13 early. 2nd quarter, the offense starts to heat up. porter hits the three. 13 points. wiggins right down the line. he lays it up and in. 17 for him. into the half, john marantz, he can hit it from 40 plus and

sinks the shot. warriors led by 7 going into the locker room. klay thompson found his group. 21 points on 43's. they led by as much as 31. jordan pool, a little don't. he had 27. rent left after this play. watch jordan pool. it looks like he grabbed morant's in. the grizzlies were in a foul mood after the game. >> jordan pool grabbed his knee and yanked it which triggered whatever happened. i am to be curious to see what happens. you know the code. >> it's not a joking matter if ja is hurt. it is total bs in terms of the conversation right now. >> we are not out there trying to hurt people. we play the game the right way. i will have his back because he is -- no.

>> aim for is monday night and we will talk about the coming up. let's shift over to buster posey day at oracle park. let's get out the peanuts and cracker jacks. he's back at the ballpark for the first time since announcing his retirement. bruce and a former number of teammates in attendance. melina getting the buster. he re-created the final out in the 2010 world series. a special day. >> i have loved the game for my whole life. it's grateful to be honored from this day for teammates and coaches and friends. >> is for the game, bottom first, giants down 1-0. wilmer flores, get out the mustard. it is grand salami time. fifth career grand slam. giants are up and they would

add on more. darren, two run shout-out. his first home run this season. giants beat the cardinals 13-7. they snapped their five-game losing streak. loinap the sehe sing ak. foff the -- james was one pitch away from six shutout innings. blanco says instead i am going to give you the loss. good outing but not good enough. that was the only run. 450 foot shot. twins win. to kentucky. for saturday in may. that means bus stop your fancy hats. it's the run for the roses, the derby. down the stretch.

rich strike running third on the inside. he makes his move. sprint to the finish line. it is the underdog of all underdogs. rich strike 80-1. wasn't even in the field until a couple of days ago and pulls off one of the biggest upsets in derby history. that does it for sports. i am charlie walter. have yourself a great day. the spike in covid cases we the street whme should stop arming ukraine as the battle against russia continues. here is a live look outside. we will

welcome back. thank you for joining us. i'm devin fehely. let's start with a check of the weather forecast with first alert meteorologist brian hackney. today promises to be blustery, windy, and wet in the north bay. showers spreading south through the day. the shower threat begins midmorning. a few in the south bay. showers begin to fall apart as they had south but there is a chance for everybody later in the day.

it will be unsettled for the rest of the day. variable clouds and cooler than usual. numbers 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. it remains unsettled through about tuesday. more details in a few minutes. covid cases are spiking in san francisco. the county has the second highest infection rate in california. according to new state data, san francisco is seeing an average of 40 per 100,000 residents. the case rates have nearly tripled since late march and the positivity rate is hovering at 3.9%. despite the so-called sixth wave, many say they are used to it. kpix 5 explains. >> reporter: is covid cases rise, it's a busy weekend across the bay area, full of big and small gatherings. >> i feel pretty comfortable. i am going to watch a couple of innings of the giants and i will walk over to chase to watch the warriors. >> reporter: while the rise in cases is disconcerting. >> it doesn't concern me as much. >> reporter: he and others are

used to with. >> a little apathetic i would say. it is different this time around. i will get a second booster at some point. >> reporter: covid cases are increases, and so many people herself testing at home, the actual case count might be even higher than we realize. cases are no longer the metrics that is being watched. she is keeping a look at hospitalizations and severe disease. >> in the bay area we are doing well. i work in a hospital and low hospitalizations in san francisco general. the degree of severe disease is so low and that is because of immunity. >> reporter: the doctor says although it's the sixth time these cases arising, should be as much of a concern. >> we are highly vaccinated. we have treatments for those who are vulnerable. we are in a fortunate position in the bay area. >> reporter: the introduction

for more test to treat sites where high risk people test positive can lead with antiviral medicines will be an important step forward in keeping covid at bay. >> it's a huge game changer. it is what keeps the entire process under control. we need vaccines and therapeutics. >> reporter: she says people can take steps to protect themselves. >> i think we are in the different stages of where we are feeling in terms of comfort. >> reporter: we met bob on his way to the giants game. >> i have my mask. >> reporter: he thinks we are worth through the worst but it is not over yet. >> i think we are coming to the end. but it will be with us for a while still. to the latest on the war in ukraine. ukrainian officials it doesn't smith and killed when a russian bomb destroyed a school. about 90 people were taking shelter.

only 30 have been pulled out alive. earlier, ukrainian officials say they have evacuated all of the women, children, and older adults who were trapped in the steel mill in mariupol. thousands of civilians were holed up for weeks amid a russian assault. president zelenskyy says 300 people were saved from the plant. the next step he says is to provide safe corridors for civilians trapped in other parts of the city. russia rocked the port city of odessa. this shows the aftermath of one of the strengths. it's not clear if anyone is hurt or cleared killed in the bombarded. ukraine armed forces released a video of drone attacks against russian forces near sydney gallon. the video appears to show an area strike and atlantic ship as well as drone strikes on buildings. they are meant to stave off russia's efforts to control the black sea. first lady jill biden visited a refugee center. she's in the third leg of a 40 day trip to romania and slovakia.

she spent saturday in slovakia. she will continue meeting with aid workers and refugees to show support. in the bay area, some activists said the best way to stop the war is by not giving ukrainians the help they are asking for. john ramos has their story. >> reporter: ever since invasion began, ukraine has been begging the world for the materials it needs to defend itself. today, across the bay area, antiwar activists appealed for peace. in a way different than the ukrainians had in mind. this morning, the antiwar group code pink join members of the democratic socialists of america for a joint rally outside a grand lake theater in oakland, calling for an end to the war in ukraine. >> as it drags on, there's more of a danger of it escalating, even to the point of nuclear war. this is something we need to take seriously. it could be the beginning of how the world ends. >> reporter: protesters are not appealing to the u.s. to help ukrainians. it's the opposite.

they believe not giving the ukrainians the arms they are asking for will actually end the war. >> if the money flow stops, the war will come to an end end because both sides will negotiate. >> way with the russians negotiate if ukrainians stop defending themselves? >> i don't think the russians are interested in were either. >> reporter: they say sending more weapons would only add fuel to the fire. the war in ukraine is a assaultive reality as it is on a country, despite the pictures of the destruction, all the loss of civilian lives, there are those who simply don't want to believe with her eyes are seeing. a passerby thinks a lot of it is simply made up. >> i am not seeing the russians have not ever done anything bad, they probably have. >> reporter: probably have? >> probably. >> reporter: you are not sure they have done things that are wrong? >> okay.

i know they have done bad things. i know they have bond people. whether they targeted civilians were not, i think that is also part of a propaganda war. >> reporter: even amongst the protesters there was a difference of opinion. natalie joined the demonstration wearing ukraine's colors on earrings she had especially made. >> i get excited when i see president zelenskyy but then i start crying. it is really hard. >> reporter: she is torn. she wants the bloodshed to end but thinks ukrainians have a right to defend the country and needs the world's help and she doesn't have faith that vladimir putin is interested in negotiating anything. >> we cannot let him run over these people and take their land. no. it is a genocidal war right now. >> reporter: you don't have a lot of faith in diplomacy at this point. >> not with that monster. it is like having diplomacy

with hitler. organizers describe saturday as a global day of action with peace rallies held around the country. a new order by afghan -- afghanistan requires afghan women to cover up from head to toe the router also sues women should only leave home when necessary. male relatives would face punishment for violations. it's the latest in a series of laws that have been recently implemented by the taliban, but not all of them are being enforced. will offer bids afghan women from traveling alone. officials say it has been silently ignored. havana, cuba, death toll increased to 32 with 19 missing after a luxury hotel exploded on friday. the hotel did not have guests at the time. it was under renovation. it was gearing up for a reopening after being closed for two years during the

pandemic. historical election in northern ireland. irish national party has won the majority in the northern ireland assembly. first time in an irish nationalist rather than british unionist has come out on top. they aim to reknit the republic instead of the sentry-old establishment is a region within the united kingdom. firefighters are getting an extra layer of security in the form of bulletproof vests. it will be too long before you start it across the country. >> times of change. we have to prioritize protecting our people so we can protect the community. it became a reality. >> they are looking to 20 ballistic vests after their crews were rushed into danger after the sacramento mass shooting. >> they save lives. the vests to us, if it's a shooting situation, we want them to be safe and save their

lives. >> we don't want this to happen. we hope it never happens, but if we have a plan, and react in a timely fashion, it will better serve the community. >> tomorrow, lodi fires holding a fundraiser for vests and others to protect firefighters. trying to compete with airbnb by offeringate giant is, 60,000 ices. properties. the effort to meet the growing demand for short-term rentals. elon musk his plans for twitter's cash flow. he wants to boost the social media platforms annual revenue to more than $26 billion by 2020. this would be a jump from last year plus $5 billion. under his plan,'s premium subscriptions would pull in $10 billion. the leak of a draft opinion from the supreme court which would rollback abortion rights have sent shockwaves across washington. today "face the nation" host will talk with house speaker

nancy pelosi about the politics surrounding the issue. >> we know house speaker nancy pelosi, she can get another bill that she wanted through the house. already has to try to protect abortion access, but when it comes to the senate, the vote scheduled for wednesday is expected to fail. the senate leader, chuck schumer, said he will hold the vote even though there are not 60 senators to help pass it on to president biden's desk. at this point, we want to talk to speaker pelosi about why lawmakers have failed to act since 1973 when roe v. wade was first decided. >> you can see the interview with speaker pelosi and other guess at 8:30 right here on kpix 5. it's a special time for uc, berkeley, resident falcon and a closer look at her two chicks. challenges in the classroom. see how the students are rising

to thrive through it all. under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now.

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it's an annual event that usually brings 5000 people. it has taken a bit of a hit because of the pandemic but on saturday it looks like it's old self. participants practice archery, launch water rockets, race derby cars and more. >> to showcase things they have learned were their favorite skills and activities, to the other units and kids. they get a chance to see what everybody else has been doing. >> within 100 booths and activities are hosted by different scout troops. california residents can buy produced out-of-state despite a state ban on the delicacy. it comes after a ruling by a federal appeals court. it only applies to people who buy it for individual consumption. eight 2012 state law still bans it in california well restaurants and retailers are forbidden to sell it or give away. it's a special time for uc,

berkeley, the two chicks have hatched. the falcon can capture these of the two new babies, both snuggling together while she watches and feeds them. two out of three have hatched and both her father by her late partner who died several weeks ago. any has a new mate. experts believe he could be the father of the third egg which was incubated. signed his plan to conduct a paternity test. california condors have been released back into northern california into the redwoods. this week, the tribe released two birds into the wild after a 15-year effort. they were released in the redwood state park. there are only 200 adult california condors left in the wild. only 93 have produced offspring. the tribe hopes to release more to help the population grow in the wild. students rising above dish

low pressure in the pacific northwest will send a cold front through the bay area. it was windy yesterday. it will be windy today. it will be cooler. up to a chilly start. things do not warm-up much. chance of showers for the north bay and then showers, thunderstorms possible, on tuesday as it sinks south. today looks like it will be wet in the north bay. chance of showers spread south later in the day. futurecast bears all of this out. by noon today, the showers will be south to san jose and south bay after first forecast to move through north bay. it may not make it to the south or east bay. things cloud up. showers likely in the north bay. later today, quarter to five, you will see more showers over the north bay, scattered showers. maybe a sprinkle. then it clears out and on

monday we get variable clouds coming through all of monday. monday is pretty much dry. tuesday, it might be more on the way. in terms of rainfall totals, for today, forecast for about 0.8 in san jose. maybe it holds together well enough by noon today or later, timing is difficult. 0.5 in san jose. this is later in the day for the south bay earlier in the morning for north bay. we will see how it done once. it will be windy. this afternoon, the winds will be up to 30 miles per hour along the coast and 30 miles per hour in concord. that is keeping a school. blustery and windy. we take what we get. what we will get is diminishing winds by tomorrow morning. north bay, rain chances look good today and for tuesday before diminishing by the end of the week.

we expect north bay showers to spread south. then looking for variable clouds, windy and cooler than usual. unsettled weather continuing. overnight lows tonight in the 60s. daytime highs mostly in the upper 50s and low 60s. a chilly day today. chance of variable clouds. monday a break and tuesday more coming in. windy on wednesday and it will begin to dry out toward the end of the week. carry an umbrella and have a nice mother's day. every students rising above scholar inspires us with their resilience and persistence in the face of adversity and the courage to face life's challenges. as elizabeth cook shows us, students take these qualities to a new level. and she knows down time is precious and empowering.

>> i think about myself and in these moments of reflection on my family and experiences where i feel more empowered. >> questions to ask and what we want to for. >> reporter: the 30-year-old graduate student's classes. you been neck to identify. >> reporter: great confidence booster. >> my first corporate job had a ton of imposter syndrome and not knowing who to talk to. not being able to ask my mom, how do you fill out these forms? how do you negotiate a salary and things like that? >> reporter: questions she doesn't want to burden her mom with. her brother experiences debilitating seizures, and her mom is his main caregiver. the family's stress can be overwhelming. >> it's a constant dilemma of hideaway balance was going on at home, and still not cause more issues for my mom over the household. how do i not be a burden. >> reporter: she is a blessing to all who have the pleasure of

knowing her. she graduated high school with honors while working multiple jobs and playing in the school band. she earned a bachelors degree while studying for exams in the family for his car, watching over brian's or my made weekly trips to see their father. then hospitalized for ongoing mental health care. when her father was dying, angie's mom cared for him at home too. >> it was tough. it was a small apartment. my dad's hospital bed was in the kitchen. then you have my brother who is disabled in the living room, and his bed is downstairs. >> reporter: through it all, and she threat. she moved into her own home after college. worked in marketing been taught math at her old junior high school. she is back in the classroom is a business graduate student with big plans for her future in product marketing and company leadership. >> taking a higher leadership role.

what does our culture like? >> reporter: a culture she will welcome others into by sharing her story and she keeps her family close to her heart. >> who i am and what matters is when people see me who i am. that is who people want to be run, who to hire, who to be friends with. >> reporter: for students rising above, i am elizabeth cook. >> she plans to graduate in 2023, and hopes to focus on diversity, inclusion, and equity. in her role as a future marketing leader. to learn more about students rising above, go to our website . the story of a lucky fox freed from a jam in san francisco thanks to the efforts of firefighters and animal control officers.

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construction workers in the job site near oracle part took a break from work to save the life of a young fox. pictures from the san francisco fire department shows the baby fox stuck in an oil pipe with his head sticking up. firefighters teemed with animal control to free it. animal control said the fox was in need of a bath but otherwise okay. you may have heard of

clifford the dog, the big red dog, but what about zeus. the guinness world book of records named the tallest living dog in the world. he's an american great dane and stands over three 5. his owner say he's a gentle giant hello so the attention he gets while out on walks in his neighborhood. >> he likes to go on walks around the neighborhood. he really likes being the center of attention. the comment we hear most often for him is that is a horse. also, can i ride him? does he have a saddle? the answer to those is no. >>'s owners say he needs 12 bowls of food a day. his water bowl is the sink. he has been known to use his height distill snacks from the counter. len kiese and bay area focus. it starts at 12:30 this afternoon. you can catch it on our

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tempora look at the top stories. police are investigating a shooting that took place outside the sun valley mall last night. dozens of shell casings were found in the west parking lot of them all. details are unclear but no reported injuries. authorities plan to remove the wreckage of the crash of a

small claim plain. they have identified jennifer fox is one of the two people killed. investigators will release a report over the next two weeks. the warriors beat the memphis grizzlies last night in historic fashion. they scored 142 points to the grizzlies 112. that is the most points the warriors have scored in a playoff game since 1967. golden state has a 2-1 lead. the power grid worn californians may be in trouble. experts say it is likely to experience power outages duty temperatures and aging underfunded infrastructure. you may want to consider getting a generator or another backup power supply. hundreds took to the streets on saturday to fight for abortion rights. they chanted and marched down market street, expressing dissatisfaction with the supreme court and democrats and republicans on the issue.

today promises to be blustery, wet in the north bay. chance of showers spurting south through the day. shower threat begins this morning, midmorning, a few showers in the north bay. showers begin to fall apart as they had south but there is a chance for everybody later in the day. north bay showers will spread south. unsettled for the day. windy and cooler than usual. 10 degrees from yesterday. it remains unsettled through about tuesday. he is two week so. my mom and my sister my niece in nephew are under one roof celebrating mother's day. love you. can't wait to visit. thank you so much for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley's next. enjoy the rest of your sunday.

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there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ >> pauley: good morning. happy mother's day. i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday morning. even in a city infamous for leaks, last monday night's release of a draft supreme court opinion reversing roe vs. wade was a boom shell. the breach at the nat