last night to celebrate cinco de mayo. around 10:30, news chopper 2 captured these pictures of people harassing drivers and jumping on their cars. no police officers were around. they were busy diverting traffic and pedestrians from downtown. the group began throwing rocks, bottles and whatever they could find at store fronts. >> i think it's a disgrace to the holiday. when people get into a mob mentality. >> someone wants to throw something at a window then everybody thinks it's cool. >> reporter: the owner of this shop says she's not only dismayed of all the damage, she and her tenants are afraid what will happen next. >> they're terrified of retaliation that people will come and do it again. that this is not the end, this is just the beginning. >> reporter: out of the seven

arrests last night two involved weapons. newschannel2 showed how some incidents turned violent. >> we're going to take care of it one way or another. we're cleaning up the mess now with a shovel and a broom. >> reporter: at this hour some clean up is still going on. once again police plan extra patrol tonight and through the weekend. they will restrict parking downtown starting at 8:00. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. the husband of a german tourist tells ktvu he still considers the city a special place for him and his family. his wife was caught in the cross fire when she was killed. he had this to say about his memorial visit last week. it was clear to us that many

people have not forgotten the death of my wife. this was a nice gift for us. in just the past few hours here the white house released new video of the president and his national security advisors on the night osama bin laden was killed. >> i am proud of you. >> reporter: this video gives you a behind the scenes look inside the white house last sunday as the raid was carried out. it shows the president congratulates secretary of state hillary clinton, cia director leon panetta and other top security leaders. president obama received a heros welcome at fort campbell kentucky today. the president said the real heros were the special ops team that made sure osama bin laden will never threaten america again. >> on behalf of all americans and people around the world, job well done. job well done. >> fort campbell is the home of

the 101st air force division air assault. included in that are the helicopter pilots that took part in the osama bin laden assault. he called them america's quiet professionals who work in secrecy. >> they train for years, they are battle heart. they practice tirelessly for this mission. and when i gave the order, they were ready. >> the president noted that no u.s. army base has been deployed more often than fort campbell since the september 11 attacks. tonight we're getting word of new threats against america. and rita williams is in the newsroom now with that part of the story, rita -- >> reporter: that's right frank, a chilling new threat. >> reporter: osama bin laden lives on, that was one of the chants from members of radical islamic parties today. at the same time they called his killing by u.s. forces an

assassination. and said after his martyr, millions, trillions of osama bin ladens will be born. at the same time the al-qaida group confirmed osama bin laden's death and vowed revenge in an 11 paragraph statement saying we will remain god willing a curse chasing the americans and their agents. following them inside and outside their country. soon god willing their happiness will turn to sadness, their blood willing mingled with their tears. u.s. officials are confirming that the cia had a safe house near. pakistani officials are painting a picture of osama bin laden's final days as an aging leader crash strapped. hiding for years with his

wives and children. they found an ak47 and a pistol in the house with only one round fired. that account is consistent with the most recent u.s. one. that only one of the people in the house fired any shots. primarily because they were disoriented by stun guns. the bcc reports that osama bin laden and his family lived a very comfortable life with two maids, two fresh goats a week, and newspapers and milk delivered daily. reporting live from the newsroom, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. . we continue our coverage of the osama bin laden story on our website ktvu.com. there you will find a special section with all of the latest information video and slide shows and we're also updating this section constantly. just click on the osama bin laden tab. now to a remarkable story of a convicted thief who is living in an expensive on occupied home in the oakland hills along with a woman and child and all the while police

say he was robbing other homes throughout the bay area. ktvu's christien kafton tells us police have found enough stolen goods to fill two trucks, christien -- >> reporter: it was at that home about a half hour ago, after two truckloads being hauled out, it still looks like a garage sale in the backyard. we can tell you the difficult job of pairing stolen items with their rightful owners is on the way. police arrested lee crago tuesday. he was in possession of stolen items from at least 10 burglaries. neighbors tell me that crago, a woman and a little boy moved in about two weeks ago and started telling neighbors they were renting the property. now the realtor for that home stopped by, discovered them living there illegally and called police. that's when they discovered the stolen property, neighbors were shocked. >> i walk through here every day and it's nothing out of the ordinary. the other day i walked by, with

the cop cars was a little disconcerning. >> coming up at 7:00, we will delve into this police report that we found. and we will tell you what we dug up about the criminal's background. christien kafton, ktvu news. when -- ktvu was in the room this morning when the supreme court judge granted the 74-year-old the right to represent himself. the judge says that there's no indication that naso is incompetent. nasso is accused of killing four women in the 1970s and 1990s. shut down or pay up. a bay area pot club is defying a deadline that passed here just a few minutes ago. rob roth is live with what will likely happen next. >> reporter: there's a show down taking place right now. east palo palo alto have given

the collective the chance to shut down or pay a fine. it's 5:00 and the dispensary is still open. we talked to the dispensary shortly before the the áf shut down. there are no signs on this nondiscrypt building. only a picture of bob marley. we were not allowed inside, the marijuana we're showing is from other dispensaries. police say without a permit they have no way to regulate the collective. >> i have no idea of what's going on inside. other than having a permit to operate we have no authority to go inside those doors. >> reporter: the dispensary could now also face a criminal investigation by keeping their doors open. the city denied the collectives license, but the directors are appealing and say the city which has no medical marijuana policy is giving them the run around.

>> we were forced to have to open our doors in order to facility our rights which they weren't giving us. and they weren't sharing anything with us. they were literally just cutting us off. >> they don't wait for that process to shake lose. they don't wait for the opinion of the city council then they are saying we're coming in whether you want us or not and that's not allowable. >> reporter: police came by, had a quick look around. they say they don't plan to padlock the doors just issue fines each day the dispensary stays open. reporting live in east palo alto, rob roth, ktvu news. the labor department delivered a mix report on jobs today. on one side employers added new jobs. the unemployment rate ticked back up to 9% compared to 8.8 in march. the job numbers helped end a week long slide on wall street. the dow averaged 64 points

today. the nasdaq was up almost 13 points. president obama talked today about the job numbers. why he says the up tick in hiring is a great sign especially when the country is carrying the weight of another financial burden. the presidents words and what that burden is coming up. the epa says it has seen a steady decline in radiation readings in water and milk in recent week weeks. and even at its work, the readings were so minuscule it did not result in a concern. and american airlines flight 431 made an emergency landing this morning. there were 165 passengers and crew members on board the boeing 757.

no one was injured. an airport spokesperson said technicians were not able to immediately find the source of that smoke smell. a salmon fisherman can get $100 for this guy. but are there enough fish in the sea now to keep our supply alive? and temperatures down a good 15 degrees in some spots today, the weekend is here, how much cooler will it get with all that fog? i'll have the forecast.

this afternoon we learned the identity of a man killed in a fatal hit and run. 61-year-old james hudson was in the crosswalk when he was struck and killed at about 2:30 this morning as he crossed the sonic avenue at golden gate avenue. officers say the driver 23-year- old jose jimenez then hit four cars before crashing in front of st. mary's medical center. >> and i was going to park my car in the parking garage. i tried to dodge him because he was coming head on and he actually ran in the cement pots

in front. so i stopped the car. >> reporter: jimenez faces vehicle manslaughter and dui charges. people who live along sonic avenue say they will keep pushing for more safety improvements in their neighborhood in the wake of this accident. they hope to be successful in getting better traffic lights. but they say more needs to be done especially because there's a day care center right between golden gate and turk. >> it's traffic; people making illegal left turns. people running the red light, i've been here since 2002 and it's been an ongoing problem another this intersection. >> residents say they would like the city to construct a median along sonic to reduce accidents. the salmon are back so why are fishermen still having a difficult time? ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar spent the day looking for answer and is live now with what he found. >> reporter: many of the

restrictions have now been lifted. many of these boats that ought to be fishing out there right now simply are not. the number of salmon caught in the first week of the season are described as small. >> this is absolutely critical for this sleet fleet to get back to work and for these fish populations to come back so we can work. >> reporter: few boats are able to yet venture out. >> i've been real tough throughout the last six days have been real tough where there's only a few boats big enough to go out and fish in that kind of weather. >> reporter: economics are also unforgiving, that's why a consortium has just got together. they help the salmon survive pollution and water pumping stations so they can get to and

from the sea. >> the commercial fishermen have been among the leading clients in the legal efforts to restore these runs and we're starting to see pay off from those efforts. >> reporter: though a salmon fisherman can get $100 for this ten pounder, with skyrocketing fuel prices and other expenses you have to get five of these just to break even, some days you don't even get that. >> when i started salmon fishing 25 years ago, there were 5,000 boats in california's commercial salmon boats. when we fished in 2007, 293 boats delivered 90% of the fish. >> reporter: now when the weather improves and more boats actually go out, we're going to finally learn how good the season will be now and maybe next year. tom vacar, ktvu news. and rescuers struggle to

rescue a dozen whales found stranded at sea. fierce flooding continues -- the water is expected to continue to rise for the next week. just downstream from memphis, casinos have been ordered to close because the area may be flooded for up to a month. farther downstream, louisiana officials are preparing to evacuate 5,000 prisoners because of concern that the state penitentiary could flood. all of this is the result of powerful storms last month and heavy winter snow in some of the northern states. here in the bay area we're certainly feeling the cooler temperatures that bill told us about. but bill it's still pretty nice out there. >> you can't beat it. when you have a heck of a run.

we had record heat earlier in the week. we had 90s. yesterday we had some 90s. today temperatures came down as much as 15, even 20 degrees in the inland locations. here is the reason why. coastal fog shows up, the winds kick on shore. we've got fog out toward the avenues of san francisco. we've got fog out just out in the outer sunset district. you have a little bit of fog, daily city, half-moon bay, pacifica. that fog is going to fill in as we go through the bay area weekends. that means cooler weather still. so we've been talking about it. this is no surprise. the cool down is right on time and right on track. tonight partly cloudy, coastal fog, clouds and cooler for your weekend. the extended forecast is a dry pattern as we get into next week. but we have to contend with a major cool down. temperatures temperatures tomorrow about the same, maybe a degree or two cooler. you wake up saturday morning, 47 in napa, 48 in santa rosa

for may it's chilly. you will notice it when you get going tomorrow morning. cooler than it has been. the forecast then, as the clouds go so do the temperatures. you get the clouds in here. temperatures are coming down because of the filtered sunshine. but also because the wind direction so today friday at 5:00, overnight there's clouds, coastal fog. form morning clouds for the southern parts of the district. saturday afternoon here it comes. but saturday afternoon it's cloudy everywhere. sunday is the coolest day on the weekend. back into the mid-60s: upper 60s for the most part. there's a chance for sprinkles for the east of us. there might everyone be a spray sprinkle east of the bay area. we'll watch that for you. temperatures any where from 58 at the coast to low eight 70s inland. when i come back here we're going to look at mother's day and i'll dial in those temperature forecasts. in the mountains they have a snow advisory up there.

lots going on. >> thank you, bill. there's another indication tonight that arizona congresswoman giffords who was wounded in the tucson shooting is doing much better. representative giffords representative reported that they went out to dinner friday. doctors say she is making a remarkable recovery. the swiss devil known as the jet man called off his attempt to fly with a jet propelled wind suit over the grand canyon. just an hour before the cancellation, the faa had actually given ross the permission to drop from a helicopter and soar above the grand canyon. but russell said the delay in getting the go ahead was part of the problem. >> we had the program of certification, the time and instead to train in the canyon, step by step going taking the

measure of the environment. we were with paper work. in fact, in this environment i need training. >> will you look at those pictures. rossi has not said when he will try again. it's going to stay the same. the suggestion for change at one bay area airport that was rejected. plus, why these bay area students who were told to stay home showed up at school today any way. and this is no ordinary plane. in fact, it may have made history today at a bay area airport. new at 6:00, a bay area sheriff's bold decision that goes against federal authority. we take a closer look at his controversial move that's receiving both criticism and praise. plus high gas prices trigger a mini crime wave at one commuter parking lot. what the thieves are targeting and how you can avoid being a victim. plus, should some banks be allowed to leave neighbors in

this condition? one city says, mr. banker see you in court.

the verdict is in for josh wolf. he was arrested while occupying wheeler hall during an 11 hour protest in 2009. wolf says he was filming the demonstration. but a campus disciplinary panel has ruled that wolf's attendance at the hall was illegal. and school was out today but some teachers and students showed up any way to deliver a message. that they're not going to take it anymore. things began like a normal school day with the spangled

banner and pledge of allegiance. students decided to hold a teach in to in their words take back their education. >> when they found out there were going to be three furloughs, the first question they asked is why and what can we do about it. >> we're supposed to take over when everybody retires. but they're taking aware our education, our opportunity to do that. >> there were lessons on writing to your legislator, policy and voting. the district will hold two more furlough days at that high school later on this month. the private-sector added nearly a quarter of a million jobs last month. the number of government jobs actually went down by 24,000. the labor department says many of the reductions came from local schools and police stations because of stiff budget cuts. in a one on one interview with our washington bureau today the labor secretary said many

school districts have instituted lay offs. but she says aspiring teachers should not change their plans. >> i would never tell anyone not to go into the teaching profession, because we need more people. and especially young people. >> last august the federal government approved the $10 billion bail out package to help schools and police departments nationwide reduced lay offs. no such plans are in the works as of now. and a plane landed at the san francisco international airport that may be the biggest that landed there. it's a boing 7478. it's 30 feet longer and 11 feet wider than a 747-400. it can hold over 450 passengers. boeing took it on a flight around the western u.s. today. other stops included los angeles and las vegas. after it landed here the jetliner turned around and took off again. it looks like there will be

no name change for san jose's airport. that's the word from the san jose mercury newspaper. it reports that a special committee committee set up to revive the airport will not add silican valley to its name. it changed the condition of giants fan bryan stow. we'll hear from his families and friends based here in santa cruz. their birthday came with buying a hybrid that saved you hundreds of dollars and shorten your commute. but now that the program has expired, many people ask where's the perks?

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to operate. but now that move is postponed. the moment by moment recovery of a giant's fan beaten in los angeles is taking another turn. the surgery scheduled for bryan stow was cancelled this morning. tonight their family and friends tell us they are relieved but they know that stow is not out of the woods. patti lee joins us from santa cruz and that's where part of stow's live is. >> reporter: here in downtown santa cruz friends of stow are taking his kids out for a snack. they are trying to keep some asemblance of normalcy, but every day has been a struggle to cope with the ups and downs of stow's recovery. simons says he is forcing himself to return to his every day life. >> yeah, this is his lunch he would take. >> reporter: and not think about his friend's shifting condition. >> i see his stuff every day. it's hard not to think about

him. >> reporter: stow's sister told us there's good news to report. surgery was postponed, at least for a while. >> each little step forward that the doctor told us there will be steps back. so it's just trying to accept that. >> reporter: we talked to a neurorow surgeon who does not treat stow about the postponed procedure. he says the surgery is not uncommon and is an effective and permanent way to keep the brain from swelling. >> it's hard. it's been nothing i've ever experienced or faced in my life. stow's girlfriend tells us she has not been able to return to her old duties as a paramedic and is instead working in the office. >> i'm taking the kids out to eat. >> reporter: when she's not working, she takes care to take stow's two children out. all the while keeping tabs on

his condition. which can change every way. members of stow's family not already in los angeles are headed today so they can spend time as a family for mother's day. san francisco police have arrested a 27-year-old man on charges of stealing a rare violin after the man handed over the instrument to a priest yesterday. this is video from a muni metro train. investigators say the $23,000 violin belongs to a student at the san francisco conservatory of music and was stolen from a practice room. police identified silvester after that muni video became public. workers from children's hospital are on the picket line for a second day in a row. the nurses are demanding the hospital maintain wages and benefits they've had for decades. they plan to stay on the picket

line until thursday. >> trying to limit our health care. trying to decrease the amount of compensation for nurses and trying to basically degrade what we already have. >> managers at children's hospital are saying the union's demand are unreasonable. and that 1/3 of the nurses have crossed the picket line to go to work. we have breaking news right now. a major traffic problem in the east bay. what you're looking at here is a truck. from what we understand is that truck was carrying a forklift in the eastbound lane of 580 when somehow that forklift may have fallen off of the truck. as a result one lane is closed and as the chopper here pans back. you can see this is causing a lot of traffic in the area. this is in the commute direction. the eastbound lanes near dublin on 580 very close to the 680 interchange. again right now what's going on a forklift we believe somehow

fell off of that truck, crews are working now to get that fork lift out of the road back on to the truck and hopefully reopen that lane. we are going to stay on top of this story if we get more information we will bring it to you. after dropping below $100 a barrel yesterday for the first time since mid-march. oil prices stayed there today. oil futures dropped another $2.52 a barrel today falling to $97.18 a barrel. that is a 15% decline from four days ago. and many experts believe that we'll start seeing gas prices start to come down now. some analysts think the price could hit $3.50 a gallon by this summer. triple a's fuel gauge report shows the nationwide average gas price virtually unchanged at $3.58 a gallon up $1.05 from a year ago. the average price in oakland and san jose was $4.28 a

gallon. san francisco was unchanged from yesterday. high fuel prices have forced delta airlines to cut its work force. the airline says it planned to cancel buy outs. that's after delta told workers it plans to cut the amount of flights in september. it's a major perk enjoyed by many people who drive hybrids. zipping along the car pool lane everyone when they're alone. but it's about to come to an end. paul chambers is here to explain. >> reporter: if you have a hybrid you know you can zip through this traffic by driving in this diamond lane, but that is going to soon come to an end. this sticker on the hybrid car has power. it can save gas and reduce your commute time. >> my commute is already 45 minutes to an hour. that's driving in the car pool lane.so if i don't have access to the car pool lane my commute

is going to go easy to one hour and a half. >> reporter: the sticker will come to an end june 30th. hundreds of people who already have the sticker and are able to drive solo in the parking lane will join the rest of you. >> it's still not going to help me to drive cars that are good for the environment. they should give them some perks. >> the sticker had a fine amount of time and that's what the program was designed to do from the very beginning. >> reporter: the program was used to entice people to buy cleaner vehicles and it worked. as technology advances those stickers expire. and to get a new sticker you will have to get a new more fuel efficient car. one car dealerships says not offering any sticker is the least of people's care. >> even though you can save money on gas, why go hybrid if there's only that one advantage. >> reporter: starting the next

year the start will offer a new green sticker. if you would like more information about that, log on to our website ktvu.com and click on web links. i'm paul chambers, ktvu news. and the move the fda gave out today that could help cancer patients like steve jobs. and you certainly heard of social media, now final out how social soda machines work. plus more on the breaking news, a big traffic problem on interstate 580 in the commute direction. very close

we continue to follow breaking news happening in the east bay. this is the source of a major traffic back up on interstate 580 in dublin. a forklift here fell off of a big rig just about 4:30 this afternoon. that is the beginning of a very busy friday rush hour. thanks to news chopper 2 we can show you the major traffic back up that has resulted. one lane of 580, that is the eastbound direction has been closed. you see there's 680 going over 580. the traffic back up just keeps ongoing all the way back to castro valley. i just checked ktvu.com and traffic is a mess. all through throw bridge avenue

in castro valley. speeds any where from 50 to 25 miles per hour. at this point we don't know when the forklift is going to be out there. but they have to up right it, put it on the trailer. members of congress today announced they are taking new steps to try and protect your personal information online. right now companies can track someone's online activities and use people's information for targeted advertising. next week the government will introduce bills to keep people's personal data private. >> you should have a right to opt out, you should have some enforcement rights, you should also have the sense that companies are less likely to have these detailed profiles about you. >> reporter: here in california, google and f acebook are fighting similar state legislation they argue

that it will hurt advertising and keep them from offering free advertisement. -- you will be able to offer a touch screen to enter a person's name, cell phone number and text message. the receiver of that message will get a code that can be redeemed to get a soda on another vending machine. pepsi plans to test these machines later this year. it's the first time the updated tablet has gone on sale, however it's the wifi version. china is a growing market for apple. >> the fda has expanded the use of the drug afinitor. the drug is not a cure but can

extend life by seven months. steve jobs underwent an operation for that disease back in 2004. his cancer later went into remission. he has been on medical leave from apple since january following a liver transplant in 2009. former governor arnold schwarzenegger is known for that famous line i'll be back. well now he's proving true to his words. a spokesman for the former governor says schwarzenegger will start in a new movie called cry macho. arnold schwarzenegger has a few movies in the works here. including another term nay tor movie. and in this real estate mark, the question becomes should i rent or should i buy. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, we'll crunch the numbers still ahead. and the temperatures dropped quite a bit today. we move you to the weekend. more clouds, fog, and cooler

weather. i'll show you which day will be the coolest. new at 6:00, a bay area sheriffs bold decision that goes against federal authority. we'll look at his move that is receiving criticism and praise. and a mini crime wave at one area parking lot. what thieves are targeting and how you can keep from being a victim. should some banks be allowed to leave neighborhoods in this commune. one city say, mr. banker see you in court.

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with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. in the age of flat and declining property values the question often comes up should i buy or should i rent. well ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar today has the pros and cons after crunching some numbers. >> reporter: small business owner carol newman currently rents a home in marin county. >> it just makes sense. right now with the economy bottoming out. that i continue to rent. >> reporter: but newman regular

meeting with her agent paul. >> i think it depends on the deal. >> reporter: kathy shider says customers are often conflicted. >> i'll have a rental on the market and they are very convinced that they want to rent. and then they'll drop a little hint like well, should i buy? >> reporter: mortgage broker adam wise says though historically renting has been cheaper than buying, the plunge in prices has changed that. >> when you compare rent to homes become more affordable with that combination, it's becoming a much more even playing field right now. >> reporter: example, this $725,000 home in san rafael. >> the rent would be at least 3,000 a month. >> reporter: but if you buy. >> you're going to have a mortgage payment number one. number two is you are going to have property taxes. that's going to be a new experience for a new homeowner. then lastly is you do have to have some sort of insurance on the house. >> reporter: crunches the numbers, the monthly mortgage taxes and insurance come out to

$3,945 a month. but-- >> some of those costs are offset with some tax benefits. >> reporter: tax deductions effectively lower the payment to $3,045 a month. essentially the same as renting. >> there are ways of doing less than 20% down. >> reporter: just 3.5% down with a federally guaranteed fha loan, but since you are boar borrowing way more the final adjustment goes down to more. >> i have to confess i am looking for my dream house. >> reporter: finally if you decide to rent or buy will depend on two things. one, will your landlord take care of the repairs as you actually need them, and two, how much will your rent increases be. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama told factory workers in indiana today that new jobless numbers show the economy is making a

recovery. the president took a tour of allyson transmission. the company makes transmission systems for hybrid vehicles. mr.obama told employees that over the last four months private companies have added more than 2 million jobs. >> the fact the that we are still making progress. that proves how resilient the american recovery and how resilient the american worker is and that we can take a hit and we can keep on moving forward. that's exactly what we're doing. president obama said high gas prices still pose a big challenge. he says he supporting expanding safe oil production. americans a paying the smallest percentage of their income on income taxes in 50 years. the usa today survey shows that the average american pays 23% income tax. that's down from the rate paid

by americans in the 70s, 80s and 90s. top earners have bounced back. our julie haener is in the newsroom. >> reporter: the change he is making june 1st but i.c.e. is calling unfortunate. a bay area driver comes back to work to find his car running on empty. the gas guzzling crime that police are now looking into. and the say hey kids says hello to the big 8-0. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. we have a happy ending to report tonight. a story we brought you earlier this week. >> after more than three years apart, sacramento family is finally reunited with their dog. it happened today. this video from oakland animal services shows the 11-year-old poodle named lou being reunited with his family.

lou was found wandering the streets, thank to an i.d. chips, animal services tracked down his owner. what a nice story. chief meteorologist bill martin is going to tell us in just a couple of moments here, everybody is talking about the weekend. sunday is mother's day and a lot of people hoping for nice weather. if you can break down the weekend for us how does sunday look. >> it's going to be clearer on sunday. we have things cooling down. we have fog at the coast. that's going to be there for several days. temperatures tomorrow there you go it's going to be cooler again. i mean today's temperatures 20 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. so temperatures continue downward because of this on shore flow. tomorrow fog and clouds and temperatures in the low 70s. remember we had 90s. we had records two days ago. the on shore flow increases and the overhead clouds increase on sunday. and we get into a much cooler pattern. sunday looks like we're going to find temperatures in the mid- 60s. it's not a wash out it's just

cooler. it's going to be breezy. as this system slide through it might drop a few showers in san helena and out toward vacaville. mostly north and east of the bay area. we have a snow advisory. snow levels are about 5,000 feet but they could get three to 6-inches. that system that slides to the north and east of here is going to do a bulls eye. the lake tahoe on sunday is going to be snowy. these are forecast highs tomorrow. not bad. saturday is your warmest day. sunday is going to be nice it's just not going to be in the 90s it's going to be in the 60s on sunday. your five day forecast with the weekend in view. some clouds, windy and cooler for mother's day. but you know we can't beat it. next week it warms up again and starts to feel like spring. >> thank you. making their debut.

the strange oddesey that brought two sea lions lions to a bay area zoo.

>> san francisco's iconic food race the beta breakers is gearing up for its running in nine days.

and they plan to put the first trophy from 1928 on display. two blind california sea lions made their public debut today at the san francisco zoo. silent night and henry have pretty much landed in the lap of sea lion luxury if you will. they are eating, sunbathing and enjoying life in the zoo's sea lion pool. but boy it has been a rough road for these two sea lionless. henry was found starving in a beach in crescent city. silent night was discovered in sausalito with a gunshot wound. >> about 10% of the patients we see are with us as a result of something people did. whether it was crashed that entangled them or very sadly sometimes purposefully inflicted wounds like the wounds that silent night faced.

>> without their eyesight, neither sea lion would have survived in the wild. the center has launched a campaign to help raise funds for the care of both sea lions. ktvu news at 6:00 is next.

good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. san francisco sheriff is telling the feds to back off. new at 6:00, david stevenson with the new action that the sheriff is going to report. >> reporter: he told me that come june 1st his jails will not hold on to certain detainees for federal police to investigate. >> trespass on land, less than an ounce of marijuana.