this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> the san francisco d.a. is not filing charges against the security guard accused of shooting and killing a man at a downtown san francisco walgreens. the community has been calling for justice for

banko brown. >> this escalated into a robbery, and the armed security using lethal force. we had to evaluate the video statement of the security guard and multipl witness statements to figure ou whether there was a credible claim of self-defense. we ultimately did not believe that we can prove beyond a reasonabl doubt here that the security guard had committed murder. >> our betty yu is in studio tonight. you spoke with the d.a and attended the rally, correct >> reporter: that's right, jules. several people attended this rally for justice and demanded change from city officials and walgreens. they said brown had struggled with homelessness for years and ofte felt unsafe from shelters or other programs. >> banko brown! banko brown! >>

maet stre24ear-ol banko ows shot dead by a security guard during what police are calling a shopliftin incident last week. his mentor, xavier davenport worked with hi through the young women's freedom cent. he described banko as a transgender man and community mentor. >> he was very loving and helpful. he loved the children and loved being able to get bac to the other people that were kind of like him. >> reporter: broke jenkins said that banko used physical force, violence and threats of violenc during the encounter. >> this was a senseless death. >> reporter: xavier said banko spent years couch surfing durin the tenderloin. they said that organizations should do more to house young people, including black trans youth.

>> this walghas beh of peop l from this walgreens every day. i know, because i used to be a loss prevention manager fo old navy for years. why this black young boy had to be taken away from something so senseles that everybody in this communit and everybody around san francisco nose. >> xavier said he last spoke to him a month ago when banko shared that he was experiencing hardships. >> you wanted to be a fashion designer and design clothes. he had a bright future. >> reporter: moreland is also black trans man. >> we are here and we are makin noise. we have been making nois for years. the situation is tha it is just really screwed up, the fact that we are here , and it is because one of our own were killed because they did no have access to resources. >> i hope for this walgreens to be shut down. the next thing i

hope for is that these organizations that support integrity that is put into plac and how they run who gets beds and housing. >> to go back to the sequence o events, the rally ppened by >> reporter: th's ght.at e rall commity mes to show th justice to show the family support, but that was before we learned of the latest developments from the d.a. >> betty yu, thank you. tomorrow, name among many, the man accused of murdering probably will be arraigned. prosecutors say that momeni ha stabbed him the previous month. they had been arguing about whether momeni's sister had use drugs in the company of lee earlier that evening. the report found alcohol, cocaine and ketamine in his system. it

is said that he died on the operating table after surgeons worked for hours to save him. w will follow this case in the court tomorrow. on thursday, thousands of oakland teachers plan to walk out of classrooms and onto the picket line. the school distric failed to meet its demands for better pay and benefits. >> as a parent the strike ll a figure out what to do with our kids. i also know that the long-term benefits that the folks behind me are fighting fo our to benefit our students. >> right now i support my teachers and have their backs because they always have mine. >> the teachers want a 23% rais and several classroom improvements. the district is offering 22% and one-time bonuses. tonight the district issued a statement saying it remains optimistic that the two sides will come to an agreement in time to prevent a strike. still ahead, ghost light coming back to life. it is not

scary campfire story, but it is being called a disaster happening in slow motion. people across multiple counties making preparations as an ancient lake is redone. we will show you what is happening along the slowly expanding perimeter of tulelake. first alert showers this evening. we have more details i the fost. > hoywood writers ing on st ul news

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some say it is a lake that will not die. to larry lake, once the largest lake west of the mississippi disappeared as california gobble up water and new farmland. it re-services during years of extreme rain an snowfall. tulare lake is reforming thanks to historic snowpack in the southern sierra wilson walker shows us what is being done as the big melt floods in. >> i was here yesterday with friends and it was maybe an inc lower. doesn't sound like much but that is a lot of surface area. and a lot of water. >> reporter: doug snyder made his way around the roadblock t

see the once in a generation spectacle. tulare lake back to claim roads, orchards, farms an anything else left on the land. a disaster unfolding in slow motion and threatening everything around it, including the city of corcoran. >> this is like a war room mess >> reporter: the city manager i now leaning heavily on his previous job as a county emergency coordinator. >> this line that you see here is a protective corcoran levy. >> reporter: the city has now wrapped itself around the southern and western side of corcoran, so the city is now dependent on these levies with the job of boxing in and protecting this land. it will b for some time to come. >> sometimes we have the abilit to add extra protection to give us more reassurance that this i going to endure the two-year-long period of water behind it. >> two years? >> two years. >> in two years, who knows? thi

was a big bowl. it happens to b on the shoreline of the lake. >> reporter: just south of corcoran, california's first town founded by african-america s, allensworth was built by refugees from the jim crow south. from a makeshift emergency command center, it is leading this community through the latest crisis. >> out there you see equipment still doing repair work. the levy was breached intentionally and some farmers did not want water to go on their farm, so i the middle of the night they took equipment out and made a portion of the levy which then forced water to head in that direction. >> reporter: they stopped the flooding with a series of improvised repairs, but now the wait on the snowpack that looms on the valley floor. >> our hope is that everything stays contained in the channel.

>> reporter: levee repairs are part of the emergency work goin on in every direction. los angeles county is hoping to li. to pull their equipment out of the water. california high-spee rail with at least one portion of their project currently submerged is now lending assistance and equipment to the flood response. the biggest ope question now is where the runof will be directed. >> we have to rely on the farming interests outside of ou levy to actually divert the water and put it towards agricultural production use and put it in the basins and pump i out to other areas. we are really dependent on our agricultural neighbors. >> another concern is transparency about who is makin the call in which land gets flooded. that was his personal request of governor newsom.

>> a core part is establishing the organization that can now lead all of us in emergencies like this. it is largely farmers. >> i was amazed then and we always come out every time it gets high. but i have never see it this high. >> reporter: snyder saw the lak reform back in 1969, and it wil be here for at least another year or two. how much damage is caused will depend on high-stakes decisions about how the water will flow and how the weather unpacks that southern snowpack onto a lake bed once thought to be extinct. >> wilson walker really give us that look as to just how much water is there. the question now, what happens next? everybody wonders how much wate can and will flow into that lake. so darren peck is joining us tonight with a much closer

look. he has actually been studying the lake levels now an how much higher it will go with some pretty cool 3-d! i will join you now so you can show us >> you are standing in front of about 150,000 acre-feet of wate right now. jules, that is the lever of water from one of the four major rivers that is feeling awake. that is the wate that is going in now. that take us through about may 15th. ther is going to be a lot more water coming over the next five weeks by the time we get to june 5th, that is where the total will go up from 150,000 acre-feet you are standing at over here, to about 300. for this one you cannot put an exact forecast on it. see how you see how red is 50 to 75%? that is where the confidence level is that by jun 5th we will probably see the peak in terms of water flowing into this. but i think the question has to be answered, what like where, exactly? because very few of us have eve

experienced this and know what it is. i want to show you where tulare lake is and where the water is coming from. we will g to a google earth fly through and you can get yourself oriented. that lake is down her in a basin at the southern edge of the san joaquin valley. ther are four major rivers flowing into that. look at all the farmland! that is what the lake looked like before it filled. i is ancient! that is a floodplai from the king 's river, one of the four major rivers that is flowing out of the southern sierra right now, which just ha its biggest snowfall on record. when you look at the reservoir for pine valley reservoir , there are sensors in the sierra about that. we just did the sno survey today. one of the sensor above this reservoir that ultimately has to flow into lak tulare, if you melted all the snow you would have seven feet of standing water. there is a lot to go. it is a story. this

is one of the places that wilso went. he did not fit that in. i wanted to show you the video he shot with his drone. look back there! there is still room. thi is a balancing act. the manager want to keep that lake at just the right level so that there i room for when the big snow melt comes and the water can still flow into this reservoir and no have to get released downstream that is the balancing act. we c temperatures are going down. that is part of the story paul has got in the forecast. yeah, it is just slowing down the rate at which the wate is flowing in. we also have another complicating factor tha there is more precipitation in the forecast, which is a little weird! so let's talk about the weirdness that is in store for us. we begin with an overview o what to expect. cloudy with showers out there . that will continue tonight into early tomorrow morning. off and on rain tomorrow including the potential for isolated

thunderstorms, something we don't get often around here. th unsettled pattern will continue past midweek but by far the highest rain chance we will see will be tomorrow and then the forecast trends gradually in a drier and warmer direction as w finish the work week and head into the first weekend in may. let's talk about the thunderstorm potential. it is not something we typically associate with the bay area weather because usually the ai near ground level is cooler by the pacific ocean, and it is going to be cooler than the air further up in the atmosphere. for the air to rise spontaneously informed thunderstorms, the envelope of the air that you want to push upward to form into a storm has to be warmer than the air aroun it. for the bay area that area is cool, so as it runs higher and higher up it runs into thes areas like a lid and keeps clouds from developing. there is a limit to how tall the showers can grow. the differenc tomorrow is the heart of the storm system will be overhead, which means the upper atmospher will be cooler. as the air rise

up, it will be spontaneously able to grow and billow up to bring not just a lightning threat but also the potential for heavy downpours and hail ou of those storms as well. right now we have a lot of shower activity extending into so county let's switch over to futurecast and track it as we head through tonight. we will see widespread showers and a little bit of snow in the highest elevations of the foothills east of san jose . a little lull in the action by late morning, but by the afternoon that is when we will likely see the showers develop into actual thunderstorms, especially further from the coast. that activity will diminish after the sun goes dow tomorrow evening. a lot of showers, a couple of which may

develop into storms. temperatures will not change much from where they are right now. we are in the neighborhood of 50 degrees of the moment and we will only drop into the uppe 40s. we do not warm up a lot tomorrow. temperatures are only going to top out around 60 degrees around the entire bay area. pretty much everybody within a degree of 60 and way below normal. in the temperatures should be in the mid to low 70s this time of yea and they will not be anytime soon. keep the showers in the forecast wednesday and thursday but diminishing rain chances after tomorrow. they do not dro low enough to take the raindrop out of the forecast ys of the seven-day forecast sunday and monday, temperatures will struggle to get into the upper 60s. this is still way below normal, and of course along the coast you will be ver consistent just hovering in the mid-to-upper 50s for highs. jus a chilly weather pattern, colde than the giants bullpen, vern. oh man! straight ahead, a couple of guys with major leagu pedigree collided tonight. who was the player of giants passed who

he is not wrong! the sun's star guard got hurt in the second half and from there it was the nikola jokic show! the two time mvp lived up to the billing with 39 points and 16 rebounds. the denver nuggets came back and won 97-87 and hav a 2-0 series lead in that other

western conference semifinal. baseball. dusty baker and the defending champs invited his old team to houston and joc pederson, bay area native made some noise in the third inning and it didn't take long to get out! the giants take a 2-1 lead but then they put the game inbu jules, he is 6'11"! but not enough to unnerve alex bregman. mauricio dubon collected three hits against his former team. the giants gave up five runs in the seventh inning and the giants drop this one with a final of 7-3. so the a's were off but it is all hands on deck tomorrow! warriors? i don't kno what they have up their sleeve for anthony davis, but klay thompson, jordan poole dominating their positions will take the heat off of curry. by the way, the league mvp gets announced in the morning. vern, thank you! late-night

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23 met gala in new york. the charity event features karl lagerfeld and pays a march two the designer's work with chanel >> it's the cat! >> it was actually inspired by his cat! actor jared lehto was behind the mask of the cat. an then you had a tribute to lagerfeld's cat in makeup. >> looks just like a cat! >> okay! wrapper lil nas x showed up at the gala, oh my!

wearing long nails, whiskers, clearly a nod to lagerfeld's cat. where is the cat? look at that! this was a more traditional met gala look. >> classy. >> an announcement! you guys want to know what the announcement is? you are not supposed to say unless you know officially. i will say it now. you two don't ever say that! bu she did reveal her baby bump alongside her husband at the event. that means she is pregnant. have you guys ever asked somebody if they were? >> oh no! >> are you kidding me? >> just helping you two out ove there! all right. anyway, thanks so much for watching us! the late show with stephen colbert there is up next and we will let you know what is

happening with the writers strike. you two could be pinch hitters for the writers! you're pretty funny! >> we can't cross that line! ion guys! >> >> tucker carlson is out at fox news. >> carlson, whose departure was so sudden, he didn't even have a chance to say goodbye to his viewers. >> up next, we bid farewell to you, the viewer. and the message is this. we didn't know that even fairy tales end. and one day ours did end. the magic turned to dust. one day, the music died. bye-bye, miss american pie. imagine forcing yourself to tell lies all day about everything in ways that were so transparent and so outlandish that there is no way the people listening to you could possibly believe anything you said. it's been fun. i'm actually the single dumbest person ever to perform on cable news. you may be wondering, what's in store ahead, the many years