see right there, and there is a little bit of hit and miss. some morning showers, light rain at times, a breeze has picked up as well, a couple of areas could check in about the mid-60s, here is sal. good morning, we are looking at a decent rain, it is heading out to the mcarthur maze and there are no problems out to the bay bridge toll plaza. no major problems about a 10 minute drive coming into the city this. morning's commute looks good soming up -- coming up through dublin, let's go back to the desk. continuing coverage of

leyland. he was arrested and taken to court handcuffed in the back of a car. he is charged with many counts of corruption. >> senator, can you tell me what your reaction is? >> the state senator walked out on $500,000 bond last night. he got into awaiting car without answering any questions. he had a very dated for gun control laws and now faces conspiracy i for firearms illegal importing them and bribery. we asked him how he plans on pleading to the charges? >> every person is clothed with the presumption of innocence and he is like anybody else. >> he was arrested at his home in san francisco, he was driven

to federal court where he spent ten hours during which he and others in this case had to face a judge. he is few back in court monday. undercover fbi acts met him -- agents met him as they were looking into another person. the meetings were a ranked through his close associates who helped him with his political campaigns. also with his political indictment, he set up an arm's deal lore, he knew. here are some of the things he could receive. he could receive 20 years of sentences for each charge and another five years of charges for gun trafficking.

each charge is subject to a fine of up to $250,000. they are already calling him him to resign. he represents district eight which covers san francisco and a large part of san mateo counties. he is shocked about the charges against him and he has until tomorrow to resign or face certain suspension. >> i want to call on on the senator to resign. please don't burden your colleagues with your troubles. leave. the senator's senator is on leave from the senate.

wright was convicted of election fraud. they run in many of the same circles. they know him very well. at 4:45 we continue this coverage and here is gavin knewsome's spots. it happened around 1:00 a.m. this morning. two units were gutted by the fire the red cross is helping 11 people who lived in the building find a place to stay. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. a teacher accused of molesting students has prompted changes. at the board voted to hire all backgrounded checks and two previous employers. the new rules came with an apology from the board area

president. >> we owe them an apology and make sure they know we are open an honest about our shortcomings. >> the vote comes on the heels of the district hiring ronald, he was arrested two months just after starting his job as a teacher for molestation. the alleged abuse happened during field trips while a teacher at his previous school. the family of jahi mcmath will receive an award. she is the 13-year-old girl declared brain dead. her family won and they asked whether or not to remove her feeding tube. she eventual little died in

2005. they established a foundation to assist families going through a similar situation. 4:35 and new developments in the missing airlines jet. they have detected two objects of various sizes and a french satellite spotted them in the same area. currently there are five ships and they are looking at others searching to return to base only after a few hours. multiple signs of debris is a promising sign it. >> that fuselage cracked and broken could mean this area could be an aircraft, crash site. >> the black box will only emit for 30 days and today is day 20

of the search. and it rained pretty hard in some places overnight. it could be another wet commute tomorrow and today it shows what they could see near the caldecott tunnel and the next meaning storm will hit saturday morning. it has been in effect for the last 24 hours and the snow level is down and there is a chance of rain and snow showers falling in higher elevations. they have confirmed that a tornado touched down to sacramento last night. the weather service says the tornado hit between 6:50 and 7:20 a.m. a lot of the houses were pelted with debris. the path of the damage

stretched about 20 yards wide, 20-yard long, no injuries were reported. now don't forget you can get information on our weather app both available on our androids. they are cutting 100 jobs. they said the jobs will mostly be management positions and not factory operations. it will save 200 million a year and will not close any of its stores. they are looking for ways to keep it in the public eye. they will still buy it in santa clara and the company will not pay a total of $220 million over 20 years. we are learning more about the death of an 80-year-old who

was hit by a bicyclist. she was walking on a path when a bicyclist knocked her down. that path is dangerous for construction workers in the area and construction has made it more dangerous. >> to the people who are walking it is dangerous. >> the bicyclist is being questioned and he is not a student. the devil's slide will reopen, the trail that sits there will be open to the public. well, you can do so now and there are small parking halt

armed robbery to the trail. >> the ones common referred to item is now being called green gold due to a historic shortage. and the conversation president barack obama likely discussed with the pope... a traffic looks good and it is a little bit wet out there still, it is moving along nicely and we will tell you about the basketball presents. >> and we'll see what is on the map for rain and what is in store for us over the weekend.

. new this morning, president barack obama paid a visit to the pope. the pope and the president are discussing a birth control

mandate. he worked for a catholic church early in his career. this morning, several people are unaccounted for and there is little hope of finding more survivors. 25 deaths have been confirmed from saturday's massive landslide northeast of settlement thick mud and debris are slowing the recovery efforts. >> the opportunity visit the slide area today, i must tell you in my 40 years of service, nothing could have prepared me for what i saw. >> there is damage left behind in the eruptions of mt. stuff helen's. it is possible some victims will never be recovered. there is a safety warning for people who own nissan due to concerns over airbags.

it is path centrals and also some infinity models. the side airbag may not deploy because of a faulty sensor. nissan owners can take their recalled cars to have them fixed. it will stop distracted driving on local refreeways. now he is putting those photos up on 11 billboards and up on the peninsular. >> i know it really raises awareness if people think twice it is one life to save but it

is worth it. >> a lawyer we spoke to said driver should consider themselves in the public eye even when they are not in their cars. legal land's -- leyland's political future, he he was handcuffed and taken in the back of a car. he is charged with couldn't spur and -- conspiracy and six counts of fraud. this is how it is being handled for those who know him. >> it has been a world win for those over the past several hours. >> can you tell us what your

reaction is. >> he did not answer any questions but obviously questions are swirling among what he now faces. open government was arrested and he conspired to traffic arms for bribes campaign cash and those who turned out to be a federal undercover act. we asked if his client was innocent. >> we will always as in every case enter not guilty pleas and then the case takes on a life of its own sometimes ending up in trial so it is too early so say what will happen specifically this this case. >> he was arrested at his home in sunset and taken to federal court. he appeared before a judge

along with others being charged and there were official acts in exchange as he tried to dig himself out of debt after losing the race for mayor. his next court appearance was set for monday. >> mean team we caught up with the man who knows him well. >> any time an elected official is accused of something like this, it's not only disappointing but it is extraordinarily sad. not only has he been arrested but we will process this and learn more over the coming days and weeks. >> anybody in a position of trust, the two men hardly know each other and stay tune for

continuing coverage of the leyland case. a group of the contractors are accused of taking luggage and other items on the tarmac. it mainly involved legnal 4 as well as the international terminal. they are encouraging them to take public transit or car pull. they must pro veal potential or some so offset costs. some such as google already provides shuttle buses. where would you say is the

worst place to park. beating out stand sap fran, now it may surprise them even though the cost is what it is but they took the chances of your car being stolen in each city which is sky rock ited. sal, how are you together this morning? >> well, right now traffic is doing well at least in oakland traffic is moving well and your drive time is less than 10 minutes still. you may want to take it easy but traffic does look good but it is a little bit further down

if you are driving to fremont, traffic looks good in some places still. that is going to be a mostly cloudy day. storm warnings continue and march is going out like a lion and thank good necessary, because we actually need the rain and everyone bay late sunday and early tuesday and possibly one more into that as we went to the middle of the april as well. >> the north nothing too heavy and one is going over concord

and clayton and knowledge and back over to san ramon and black hawk. there is a little bit of arraign some moving on shore. breeze has picked up for a few but with all of this cloud cover in pace and on saturday again naharya 1 and three- quarters by late sunday heading into sunday team a little bit of much and it started pretty well, continues well and things

are looking good, mostly cloudy and highs 50s and 60s my person the upper hill, clouds that in between day is happening monday. pam, cinderella versus cinderella. guess what, cinderella wins. they are advantaging that too too,woman. whoever wins one victory is making it in memphis tennessee. poll lean in edmonds is in san jose and she stated and

member in edmond and you anybodied in -- finished 7th in the hoe olympics -- olympic and her future is very bright. >> go bruins. marijuana near schools, the new plan that could allow dispeps risks to -- dispen are yous to open in -- dispen are yous to open in san francisco neighborhoods.

. welcome back, medical marijuana dispense arearies could soon open near schools. they will allow it to move closer to schools, childcare centers and even parks. most are in castro and mission districts and they are not allowed in the other areas but current restrictions are allowing them to travel long distances to travel and part of

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bond. we have team coverage against this chills against him during this record-breaking drought. good morning we are looking at a decent commute and it looks good right through downtown including some in the south bay. a lot of cloud coverage, and loss what is in store for your weekend.

. a call to resign, leyland's rapid fall from grace. today will be a little quieter but we are not done with the rain. >> plus an affect from the drought rain is an important tarpel at all local bars and restaurants, it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2