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>> we are live this morning in liver moore on a popular trail. police say a woman out for a walk was sexually assaulted. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. the heat is coming? >> for most. upper 80s to near 90 degrees and terms starting off from 40s to 60. if you have an east or north breeze you might be in the upper 50s or 60s. william tweeting in vallejo is currently at 52.

barometer at the 29.82. we'll take anything under 80 degrees. good luck with that today. it looks warmer than that. 58 in napa and one of my also good observers, she checks the in with good morning, beautiful clear sky. 52. it's going to get hot i bet. it's going to be an offshore direction even though it's not that strong at the surface it is at some of the higher elevations. looks like fog is going to be back late friday. breezy for some and 80-90 degrees. we have that issue with the marina? >> it's been taken care of.

fortunately it's not causing a problem with traffic. we are looking at the bay bridge and we have a 25-minute delay. also looking at the east bay. it is looking here in downtown oakland in case you try to get a flight at the airport it shouldn't be a bad commute. we have slow traffic in concord. southbound right into 242 is slow for a bit because of an earlier accident in pleasant hill and it's causing slow traffic. all right. thank you, a warning is out this morning about a popular walking trail in liver moore where a woman was sexually assaulted there earlier this week. alex, this type of attack has

happened there before, right? >>reporter: yes there have been a series of attacks in this area and people who jog or walk on this trail are wore eed assaulted. now, in response liver moore police are stepping on the patrol on the trail. we saw police warning people about the attack. a victim was walking alone when a man grabbed her from behind and sexually assaulted her. police are hoping someone saw what happened and they are warning people who are out jogging.

i talked to a woman and she says she stays close to her friends. >> we understand the safety risk. but it is sad that as women we can't run at night. >> here is a description of the attacker a white man in his early to mid-30s stocky about 6 feet tall and at the time of the attack he was wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and dark features and described by the attackers as being dirty and unshaven. certainly it's a possibility that investigators are considering. >> and certainly alarming for women and anyone using those trails. thank you, alex. it is 7:05 new this morning. flames

broke out at 2:15 a.m. on 89th avenue and g street. firefighters found two large rooms filled with marijuana plants and lighting equipment. it appears the equipment from the pot grow may have started the fire. police are searching for a third home invasion suspect. he's one that broke into a home in fremont last night. he chase td suspect across the dunbar bridge and they hit a patrol car. the police tracked down and arrested two suspects, but that third one still got away. police in pleasant on need your help after she saw them stealing. this video shows the man inside the store at stone bridge mall on march 15th they are attempt to go pepper

spray the female employee before they ran out of the store. she was not seriously hurt. look at the video. if you have any information call pleasant ton police. a smash and grab burglary. they smashed a van into the front of the store. these workers are removing the broken doors. three people jumped out of the van and ran into the store and stole hand bags and clothing. surveillance video shows 1 man and two women. happening today. students who had been enrolled at hill colleges will get help figuring out what they can do next. hills, everest and wild college told the students they were

closing down. many students were weeks away from go ahead getting degrees. those students can go to their schools and pick up transcripts that can help them get credits for the class they have already taken. they will meet with counselors to talk about which classes are transferable. students who want to can automatically have their federal student loans forgiven but only if they give up any credits they earn. tesla today the ceo will release an item that has nothing to do with transportation. there is multiple products for this. >> here at tesla's auto factory they put these lithium battery packs

in the cars to power them and now tesla will introduce a similar type of batteries for homes and business. this picture tweeted titled the missing piece. let's hope this is what the new bat via going to look like. that the batteries can be charged at night and then homes and businesses save on energy instead on tapping into the power grid. right now there aren't enough lithium batteries being produced globally so it's imperative that tesla build these batteries in nevada. they will make their announcement tonight at 8:00 p.m. in southern california and some expect this battery pack to be pricey. we have told approximately $13,000.

but it's likely that rebates will be offered by utility companies. >> thank you. it is 7:09 officials in brentwood trying to get out that rumors in the campus is not possible. rumor was that a shooting was going to occur tomorrow. the school let parents know and let them know that school has worked with police and there is no threat. police will be at the campus so parents and students feel comfortable. a student at antioch high school has been diagnosed with whooping cough. the parents of students were advised. there have been more than 100 cases of whooping cough

throughout contra costa county. time now is 7:10 the worst day of your life ending up on youtube and what's going to happen with all the video gathered by police body cameras. we are going to dig deep into this debate and how they plan to use that technology. >> it was another night with a curfew in baltimore and how the unrest is spreading. >> good morning, we are looking at traffic that is going to be okay in san francisco along northbound 101 as you approach the 80 split and looks like traffic is good going southbound if you are heading towards the airport. tomorrow is warmer for all. i will show when you we come back.

it is 7:13 we turnout to baltimore. the city's curfew ending early this morning and while citizens tried to block traffic overnight there were no problems. police have made about 250 arrest since monday's riots. half the people were released without ever being charged. more demonstrations are planned across the area. however protest across the nation are growing. thousands of people marched from new york city union square to time square and closed down streets to the tunnel. police are arrested hundreds of demonstrators. at the white house about 150 people took on a demonstration showing signs

that said "black lives matter". there was information that freddy gray may have injured himself. the washington post reports officers arrested gray and were transporting him to jail. a fellow prisoner who was also in the police van with gray says he believes gray was banging his head against the wall of the van and intentionally trying to hurt himself. gray was later found unconscious and died of a spinal injury. time now 7:15 for the first time in major league baseball history, a game was played with no fans in the stadium. those cheers, at this baltimore orioles game. that was his teammate.

fans were not allowed inside for safety reasons. but fans were looking through gate behind left field. the game was closed to the public so police can be sent to where they were needed most around baltimore. by the way the orioles recent game was moved to florida. now we know the warriors will be playing the memphis grizzlies in the playoffs. last night beat the trailblazers. the grizzlies have made it to the finals. the warriors have been practicing and resting for several days now. the warriors were 2-1 against the grizzlies in the regular season. now, again game 1, sunday, 1230 time:30 p.m.

in oakland and games 3 and 4 saturday may 9 and monday may 11. they will be back in oakland wednesday may 13. >> you say you did not know this but former giants manager will receive a slap on the back for the high five. he taped this on comedy central who prefers the fifth bump initially turned down the recognition saying i don't watch comedy central and his son said you have to go. it was in 1977 while playing for the dodgers he high fived glen burke. there is no date yet on when comedy central will show the feature. it was burke who put his hand

up. >> i didn't know that. i think of just a tooth pick. i think it was his teenage son at home plate. >> that's the same kid. you want to feel old? the 2002, he was like 5 or something. he's a teenager now. proon pretty soon he'll be collecting social security. this is backed up as you drive through. there are no major problems here if you are driving through typical delay 25 minutes. if you are driving through concord it's pretty slow. we had an earlier accident at pleasant ton road. anyway highway 4 is coming up.

if you are driving on 580 to liver moore and until you reach dublin from here it's not that bad. in san jose it's traffic on highway 85 and pockets of slow about the central expressway on northbound 101. at 7:18 this is a look at 280. some people are out there on this thursday. at 7:19 steve, high five. >> other hand. you did it. >> there you go. >> it's only this hand and they said this hand. >> the other left. thank you steve. >> okay. all right. we do have clear skies. it will be nice out there. if you don't like it, head to the coast

because everywhere else in the 80s to 90s. but not too bad at the surface. but it's clear. he says it's cool now. 85 is high today. it will be warmer today. we have clearer skies. water temperatures are very cold. the temperatures are cool for some. they were 45. the coast is clear. napa 48, yet 58 in the airport and he says slowly climbing up the temperature scale from 46 to 48. if you want to head over, it's nice. east and oakland and easterly component concord and napa and the water temps are very cold. colder than we've seen

in about a year. the key in there is there are very warm waters in the pacific ocean and some of that is head negative our direction. monterey 47 degrees, 34 truckee and 53 in blue canyon. a little low there and a little spin in the atmosphere there and that gives us the northeast breeze. what we are waiting for we are calling a southern surge and late friday and saturday and spilling into weekend. that's when we get our cool trend. today and tomorrow looking warm for everybody. it's near 90 degrees. that's mainly a component of an

offshore breeze. 70s, 80s 90s. low 90s pittsburgh and many of the east bay locations and 85 and same on much of the coast. about the same tomorrow and fog comes down and cools down for the weekend. >> we get to early temperatures. >> it could be a little rain to the north, i don't think here but could be much cooler. >> thank you steve. police in savannah georgia say cheetos helped then capture these goats. the witnesses offered the officers cheetos to lure the goats. they then ate the

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>> we are following developing news from fresno. right now a large fire is burning along golden state road near highway 99. this is where pg & e and other utility companies by their power poles. because of the large number of lumber and lack of water, the fire is difficult to control. the smoke can be seen for miles and causing traffic on i-99. we'll continue to follow this story as firefighters attempt to get the flames under control. all right. time is 7:26.

a 4-month baby girl is back home after her family car was stolen and she was in the backseat. the car was stolen early yesterday shortly before 11:00 a.m. as her driver was driving near the tenderloin. >> the male pulled over to the side to check to see if the car was damaged and at that point the suspect jumped into drivers side of the car. now, police issued a citywide bulletin after that. within 20 minutes, a police officer spotted the car. it was parked at the public defenders office . they arrested the suspect they found the baby in the backseat unharmed. >> police booked 30-year-old

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>> good morning. it's 7:31 a.m.. it's thursday april 30th. >> i was talking to someone who said i don't believe you really check the weather and i do. i just checked it. >> it is warm outside. >> it is. >> temperatures cool for some

and already cool for others. it is going to be severe clear. it looks like only 2 days and by the weekend much much cooler as the fog comes back. and napa valley it's clear and warm and still in napa this morning and going to the drive with the land rover. with a top down. you go for it, kathy. thank you. why not? it will be operating in the 90s. why not? a few high clouds. it will be in the record highs down there 40s and 50s to near 60 degrees. the ocean temperatures are very cold. with a little high pressure inland that combination gives us a north

wind. 70s in 80s coast. >> is everything getting better? >> a little bit better. some areas are slow. let's go to chopper 2 our sky fox. northbound 101 golden gate bridge. you can see traffic continues to look pregnant as pretty good as you look across the golden gate bridge. let's look where it's backed up for a 20-minute delay and month major problems as you get through. another slow day for the south bay just a lot of slow traffic on 85 as you get to 101 to saratoga. 7:33. let's go back to the desk.

>> we are following breaking news from the l.a. area. a 3.5 earthquake. there have been no reports of damage or injuries but the metro rail was stopped for inspection. there was developing news of a strong earthquake in the pacific ocean a magnitude 6.7 struck new guinea. there are no reports of damage and no danger of a tsunami. earthquakes happen frequently in the area in the faults known as the ring of fire. meanwhile the nepal aftershocks have been stronger. seismologist say that more than 70 aftershocks in the massive 7.8 earthquakes.

the aftershocks have arranged from 3.2 to 6.9. coming up in 20 minutes sam will tell us how this has affected us in the area. a proposal to give body cameras to city police officers. more on the idea. it's raising some questions. >> good morning some people say that these body cameras are a great idea because they are transparent but others say they do pose an invasion of privacy and could make a bad situation worse especially in cases of domestic violence. there are others already using the cameras including san jose and police and los angeles county and san francisco sheriff's deputies. the

mayor says they need to do everything to keep people safe. they are showing officers apparently conducting warrant less searches and stealing property. there have been also officer involved shootings in the community. the cameras use has raised questions about shouldn't someone be allowed to see the video. and posted on youtube blurted out to protect identities. just yesterday. hillary clinton says every department in the country should have them and it would improve transparency and accountability and help to protect people on both sides of the lens. new york and chicago are testing the body cameras. here in san francisco there is no timeframe

but we know the next step is fort board of supervisors to approve the idea. >> thank you. >> time is now 7:36. some oakland businesses are taking action now to protect themselves. may day is coming tomorrow and protest are planned and people were making signs and banners for may day. they are hoping the marches will be peaceful and some are boarding up -- windows. several marshes and protest over freddy gray. >> we understand that frustration and we are hoping that this may day event will be a peaceful one. >> now the city says their first friday event is normally scheduled in oakland will go on as planned. 7:37 some of the best of the

world's golfer are in town today. brian is live at harding park. i'm assuming you will be giving these golfers some tips and now you are going to be teaching us all how to play golf? >> no. actually you will torrey. we want to see on the course. >> i'm a golf widow. >> good morning everybody. live here at harding park in san francisco. it's a beautiful day this morning and you see the grounds crew there doing their finishing touches. jordan speeds who you have hear from and ricky fallon and watson and as you imagine

tiger woods did not qualify for the game. they are certainly taking off in the bay area. last week we had the lgpa tournament and also this weekend is the us amateur championship at olympic club and more tournaments could come to this area. we talked to the players a few days ago and they liked it. >> all in all i think this area this square mileage here with these four great courses is one of the best spots of golf in the world. >> i think you need to drive the ball out here this week. the rough is pretty juicy in areas. so planning it's going to be great. the green is so firm. >> they plan to hold the pga championship in 5 years from no.

if you plan to come out here this weekend it's a unique event. they pretty much battle it out to win each hole as opposed to winning 18 holes. as you take it back here live. sunny skies out here today and tickets by the way range from $3500 depending on which day you go. a great tournament here expected this weekend. and torrey i know that you are going to play after you are done at the station. >> yes. all right. thank you, brian. >> you have to use a per scope. >> okay. i will try that. the excitement is building for the

greatest fight. manny pacquiao and mayweather. instead of bad mouthing one another both men are praising their opponents achievements. politeness doesn't promote a fight. pay-per-view sales the box office is expected to earn $200 million each. it cost $200 to watch this fight. a woman was sexually assaulted on a popular trail and her attacker is still on the loose. the description from police and how they are beefing up security. up next, an amazing story of survival as a teen is rescued in nepal. we are looking at the east bay community and kind of slow in some areas. it looks like it's jammed pack here and pretty slow on 80.

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>> 7:44 as more people are pulled from the rubble in nepal the united nations says it needs more than $15 billion. they say only a few twisted ropes of steel prevented concrete from falling on him. relief fund will go

towards food, shelter and water and other needs in affected areas. >> more relief in supplies including medical teams shelter and tents and water and food are obviously needed. >> the united nations say the help is encouraging but they need more. >> a part of a very personal mission for some people in the bay area. pam cook joins us in the studio with guest who are taking part in the effect of the earthquake. >> good morning. anisha you are part of an alliance in the bay area from people that have moved here from nepal and you are doing a lot of work in the bay area. but for a lot of us that are watching it must be just

incredibly heartbreaking. you told me your father's village is completely wiped out? >> yes. my father's village you have to hike 3-4 miles to get to the village. two of my relatives died in the earthquake and one is still waiting with a broken foot and broken hand waiting for rescue efforts. >> gosh. we are so sorry to hear that. that's what we've been talking about. those are the things that are needed most is medical attention there as well as shelter as we talk about the monsoons coming in and you were telling me also that there are already some challenges in that area even before the earthquake hit with getting water. people don't necessarily have running water. so you are going to head out there next week. what are the kinds of things that you are going to be doing and bringing to help them recover? >> we are already organizing through the social media and networks we

have build and we have delivered 209 tents so far and we are talking about more water supplies and more long-term solutions for housing. >> you were talking about participating in the work. >> yes. in the remote areas and work to go get water purifiers from india to nepal. we were approached by a community which is a couple hours away and they are getting bins to get from woods to build the foundation. they are going to make temporary shelters but as they move towards more rebuilding they can reuse those tents. this is an alternative to tents that people are getting out there or

like asking for support for immediate shelter. >> okay, since mostly people are out there and want to help money is needed and you can connect with people. you have already made connections in nepal and will head out there. we have a link on our website of your non-profit. we also have resource because i know during a big disaster like this there is often a lot of fraud. we also have some ways where you can look under to make sure that the charity is legitimate and the money and the things are getting to the people who need it most. >> right. >> thank you both for being here and sharing your story. our heart goes out to you. >> thank you. >> thank you pam. our time is 7:48 a.m.. our commute.

i want to show you the traffic time. 57 minutes that's worse than yesterday on the drive to the bridge and almost an hour here. it usually takes about 20 minutes during this drive. they times the drive. yesterday was just as bad and accidents don't seem to be a big factor in this slowdown. you know another area that's bad is 680. concord is slow and backed up to the san ramon area. all the south bay freeways are slow especially 101 and 285 are no picnic. what does that mean? that's the name of a song because tomorrow and friday we are going to be playing a

song. that's paperboy. we are going to play songs on friday with themes by viewer request. >> sounds fun. i like it. people or twitter, e-mail, smoke signals. we'll try to get them all. >> we have clear skies. it's going to be warm today. not crazy warm by the coast but upper inland about 90 degrees. this was early this morning. we were here very early dark and early 4:00 the moon was there. not full yet. it will be this sunday. 8:42 p.m.. all right. somebody wrote in and said that's the fakest looking moon i have seen. >> it's the real thing. they were being nice. >> high clouds, southern california no big deal, they still have

near high records, 48 in napa. i'm not surprised there is a couple of pockets where it was matthews that told me earlier, on the bridge it was 58. that was about an hour-and-a-half ago. there is a northeasterly breeze. 48 bodega bay. monterey 53. there are signs that it's heading in our direction. we'll see if those cold water flows. we need that cold water. redding 65. monterey 47. there is some cool readings on

the coast and that is giving us the north breeze. north to east breeze and temperatures will go back down. it comes flying up the coast up to saturday and a big cool down into saturday night and into sunday. the fog is not here today and tomorrow. it will be back fast friday night. some of the higher elevations and some of the areas. 80s on the temps to 90s these are well above average. we should be about 74. even the coast is above average. >> all right. we'll get the summer dresses out for tomorrow and get the sweaters back later in the week. all right. it is 8 minutes now before

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i was like, i just remember screams everywhere. >> now, one woman was 9 months pregnant. she and her husband went to the movies that night. her husband was shot in the head. she gave birth a couple days later at the same hospital where her husband was having brain surgery. >> i grabbed his hand and he actually squeezed my hand and i told him that i loved him and that i would take care of our baby. >> her husband he still can't walk and has trouble speaking. prosecutors they want the death penalty. his attorneys says he was not guilty by reason of insanity. the win over san francisco 49ers, they dropped the proposal to lease land next to levi stadium to use for parking.

thousands of kids practice and play for soccer during half of the nfl season. the team is looking for suggestions tofor soccer and football. >> the solution is simply move the soccer park. work with council and move the soccer park. >> the council plans to hole a special study session and the 49ers should be included in that session. today the fans of tesla have been waiting for here. it has nothing to do with electric cars. the warning for people who walk along this trail in livermore as a woman was attacked and we'll

tell you how police are responding. >> we are looking at a bad commute on the peninsula. this looks like it's blocking two left lanes and traffic is going to be very slow. we'll show you the back up coming up. >> you may be walking on sunshine. it's going to be very warm. i will have that forecast soon.

>> good morning, welcome back. these are live pictures, beware, stae alert. that's what we are hearing from police in livermore after a woman was assaulted on this popular trail. coming up, alex savage has been on this story and he'll tell us about the police description on the suspect. welcome. >> let's check weather and traffic. steve you have been promising a big warm up and here it is. >> it's on its way but i promise you a big cool down. the temperatures are up and it will drop back down.

it doesn't take much inland. the temperatures are not hot hot but really warm. there is a comparison of breeze and the coast has been really chilly this morning. fairfield says 70s. they must have a north wind. i'm guessing. napa 48. half moon bay was 45 and this was from beach girl, in santa cruz is 48 degrees. it's really cold on the coast because the water temperatures. there you go. easterly breeze northerly breeze. 48 51. the coldest in about a years time. that temperature plunges. so they might be a little slow to recover. everyone else having the same problem. breezy for a few not for all. it will be

upper 80s to 90s. all right. what do you have for us here? >> we have an injury crash that's been moved off on the peninsula southbound near black mountain road. sky fox is overhead looking at this for us and with the accident with the back up southbound near 280. it looks like they just cleared it and looks like they just moved it out of the way. look at this back up. on 280 it's backed up through san bruno. we looked at flying down from the daly city area. it's mostly light traffic. it's going to take a while for this to unwind. there are people that say i have had enough of this. i'm talking to you. new way. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge

toll plaza. the traffic is backed up for the 25 delay. if you are driving on 680 it's highway 4 all the way down to creek interchange this is because of earlier crashes and just a lot of people on the road. let's go back to the desk. police are adding extra patrols to a popular walking trail. alex is there this morning. good morning, alex. >>reporter: a lot of people who walk and job are understandably nervous. it appears someone maybe targeting women on this trail. police say a total of four women have been groped or sexually assaulted in this area

in the past 3 years and police are looking at the possibility that the same man is to blame for those crimes. the latest happened on tuesday night around 6:00 p.m. and that means it's daylight. the man grabbed her from behind and sexually assaulted her. the 29-year-old woman was treated for her injuries. police are stepping patrol in the trails. i talked this morning with one woman who told me she always jogz with friends and hearing about another assault in the area is very scary. >> it is and there are so many houses along here that it is pretty scary to think that. >> and here is a description the attacker involved in this week's assault. he was a white man in this early to mid-30s. a stocky build about

6 feet tall and maybe a couple inches shorter than that and he's wearing dark hooded sweatshirt and dark features unkept appearance. this happened at 6:00 at night. a lot of people were on the trail and hoping some of those witnesses will come forward. >> that's part of the concern that it happened while it was still light out so this attacker is pretty bold. >> very brazen. a lot of people can't believe how someone that bold can do this with so many people passing by. >> time is 8:05 new this morning flames raced through a marijuana building this morning.

firefighters found two large rooms filled with marijuana plants and lighting equipment. a chief told us this happened in the apartment. a break in last night and police opened fired into menlo park. the suspect fired shots at the police hitting a patrol car. the police tracked down and they arrested two suspects but that third one got away. 8:06 pleasanton police say they need your help in tracking down an employee after she took more than $1700 in merchandise. this video shows the men inside the store at stone ridge mall and they are accused

of punching and threatening with pepper spray. anyone with information is asked to call pleasanton police. nurses at six sutter hospitals in northern california are going on strike. the medical center has fired temporary nurses for 5 days. the regular nurses won't be able to come back until tuesday. the protested the staffing levels in their strikes. the hospitals affected are burling game santa rosa and tracy. 8:07 students that have been enrolled in the healed colleges will have to find out what to do next. they were told on sunday the schools

why closing down. many students just weeks away from earning degrees. at 10:00 this morning and 1:00 this afternoon, those students can go to their schools and pick up transcripts that could help them get credit. city college in san francisco is inviting affected students to talk with their counselors about which classes can earn transfer credits. yesterday an official says students who want to can automatically have their federal student loans forgiven but only if they give up any credits they earn. tonight tesla is making a big announcement about a new product. joining us live, you have been there since this morning. >>reporter: tesla plans on introducing a battery that will power your home

and this is something that they also are going to introduce a second battery, a larger scale one that would do the same for your business. tweeted this photo teasing people what this announcement would be for the future to be good we need electric transport solar power and the title the missing piece. the tesla batteries would power your home during peak times. that will be used without affecting the power grid. this launched a pilot program and to wait for tesla's new home battery. it's supposed to work during a blackout. the announcement is going

to be made at tesla southern california facility and that's where we expect to hear more about possibly cost and any possible rebates we might get and when this whole thing is going to roll out. >> time is coming up on 8:10 another bay area city is going to equip police officers with body cameras and the controversy surrounding them. >> plus the investigation continues in baltimore about freddy gray and the news about the story that maybe contradictory. lots of sunshine and temperatures will be warming up mostly

inland. we'll see when this returns.

>> 8:13 we continue to follow the tensions in baltimore a city on edge. the curfew ended early this morning while a group of demonstrators tried to block traffic police reported no problems. police have made about 250 arrest since monday's riots. half the people were released without being charged. more demonstrations are planned in the baltimore area this weekend. however protest in other cities across the nation are growing. thousands of people yesterday marched from new york city's union square to time square and closed down streets and the entrance to the holland tunnel. police arrested hundreds there.

about 150 people took part in the demonstration at the white house, some held signs that said "black lives matter" there is a report that is suggesting that freddy gray may have intentionally hurt himself. it's his death by the baltimore police that sparked the riots. a fellow prisoner in the van with gray says gray intentionally banged his head on the wall and he died of spinal injuries next week and just seconds ago baltimore police commissioner has said they have turned over the information to the prosecutors. lawmakers and how a florida

mailman doug hughes was able to fly a gyro copter. yesterday at the hearing representative from the f aa, capital security and secret service. that copter that landed 2 weeks ago. they spotted it in radar but they weren't sure what it was. >> it has the same characteristic of birds, a flock of birds. >> if there is anything that we would have done and someone with nefarious thing a terrorist would have done the same thing. >> that question met by silence. >> the pilot, doug hughes has been charged with violating

restricted airspace. the motor voter act pass the legislation bill committee and people can register to vote when they go to the department of motor vehicles to apply for license. the voter number increased by 300,000 people. it's like doing two birds with one stone. is everybody behaving? >> yes they are staying in their lanes. it is slow and i'm always looking for a break. you know this. this is highway 24. it's kind of slow. 680 has really been terrible. if you drive on highway 24 today it's a little bit worse than you normally see it. when you get to the bay bridge there is improvement.

the 880 ramps are good. we make a big deal about this commute because it has been so slow on highway 4 and 680. a little bit of relief, not a lot as you get out towards the walnut creek interchange. northbound as you come out of danville. in the oakland areas very slow so it's into downtown oakland. i want to remind you that this friday, it's tomorrow we are going to have traffic jambs and music played by us and me as a former disk jockey. go ahead and hit us on facebook for any song you might want to hear. this friday theme is happy friday song. >> happy together? by the turtles. >> we are going to stick with stuff made in the 21st century. >> hold on a minute.

i had a sharp pain. where is that fog? it's not here yet but it will be here for sure saturday. coast, inland, we have some cold temps. no fog now. kevin levi knows this. he says hey carl, steve's old girlfriend on shore flow is eating you up today. very clever. what he means there is no fog and will be back on saturday. >> we are out of the gate here. we had 40s on the coast. mid-40s and low 40s on the mid-county. something is going on. something is weird. it's way

too warm. i believe in fairfield. not much of a breeze. but oakland east, fairfield to the north. the water temperature 48 49, 51 which is why we had 40s on the coast and half moon bay. that's coldest it been in a long time. there are signs of warmer weather still ahead. truckee 45, monterey at 47 and 57 in bakersfield. take the turn at monterey and not until friday. today will be very warm and by saturday night into sunday. today looks like a warm day. the reversal of breeze from east to go west and it will come flying

back. breezy for a few. 70s, 80s to 90s. it will be very warm. 80s and 90s in santa cruz. san bruno should say not 65. i apologize for that. it should be around 80. >> warm, but the fog comes back. there is signs it's going to be very cool here and warm in the east which is a complete flip flop in the last 8 months. >> all right. thanks, steve. coming up, millions of gallons of water literally going to waste in san francisco. >> we are looking at about 65

million gallons a year. >> in 26 minutes the likely source of this water and the plan in place to put it to good use. >> the one oun one interview with san francisco joanne hayes and my candid interview and what she considers the worst day with the fire department.

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a fire along golden gate road where pg & e and other utility companies buy their power poles. because of the large amount of lumber and the lack of water due to fewer fire hydrants in the area is causing a problem. ambulance response times are called a replacer. a possible new job in london. the recent headlines surrounding san francisco fire chief. she's worked at every single fire station in san francisco. i recently sat down with the chief and talked about the challenges he faces and the attacks by critics have taken a

toll. >> the last 5-6 months have been challenging for me but i still love what i do. >> so you hang on to the great things you love about your job to balance yourself and shield yourself. >> most of the people that know me as someone that is humorous and i love someone that you know is able to dish it out and take it as well. you have to be able to not take things so personally when you are in a position of leadership. you are always going to have people that will challenge you that are not always going to agree with you and i get that. in some ways, i expect it. the last 5-6 months like i said have been really personal. without a doubt the worst day for me were in june of 2011 when we lost two firefighters because the ultimate goal for any fire chief is to make

sure you keep your work force safe. when we lost tony and vince to a fire in diamond heights. it was a single family home. it hurts, it still hurts. not a day goes by where i don't wake up and reflect and hope the day goes that anyone that comes to work can go home to their families. >> does it irritate you when you hear the media still talking or reporting what the critics say? >> i'm one to celebrate the positive things in my department for the last 25 years. it's good to keep on our toes and make sure the department is doing everything we can given our ability to fulfill our mission. >> she's working with the board of supervisors to improve fire code

enforcement as well as educating the public. she says it's very important about fire safety and now that san francisco's economy has gotten better and the budget cuts they had to deal with that may reverse. the biggest question is will she leave as a fire commissioner in england. we'll have to sit back and watch. >> you ask her how long she plans to stay and she gave a vague answer. we'll see. a problem with the apple watch. the tattoos are causing issues for the new gadget. san francisco police officers are soon to be wearing body cameras. you will hear from the chief and how others feel it's a good idea. >> you can see the traffic is going to be slow on 280 to highway 17 and on 17 as well. we'll run it down for you.

early may is looking cool. how cool? well, the answer is coming up in our extended hour.

live pictures. golf anyone. we are live at san francisco's harding park for the day two of world golf championship. what a beautiful course. what a beautiful day. brian flores is out there ready to tee off and why the bay area is a popular place for tournaments today.

i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us. let check your weather. >> it's pretty warm today. on the coast today it was very cool. lots of folks reporting already near 60-70 degrees. it looks like maybe a day 1/2 and fairfield it's already 70 degrees and there is 60s all over the place. it was 45 at half moon bay and now 56. it says sunny no breeze here. up to 62 already and 65% of relative humidity. we are looking for a lot of 80s and 90s after that it's not that strong. again, the water temps are so cold. a little bit of an offshore push today and by tomorrow it looks

like we'll get an on shore. breezy for some in the 90s inland and 70s and 80s. all right. saul what do you have for us today? >> we have a lot of traffic in the east bay and it's late for it to be so slow. that's the way it is. the only thing that's good is that the bay bridge has increased a little bit. 880 is going to be slow. northbound is backed up to about 238. you can see part of it here. i want to show you 580 because we had an earlier accident and we have a mess out there on web 580 westbound and 680. we've gotten complaints from people saying

this traffic is terrible. even livermore valley is not quite as bad even though we have traffic on the way to dublin. let's go back to the desk. all right. san francisco mayor ed lee is planning on giving body cameras to police officers. it's already enforced in the bay area. there are more questions about the issues being raised. >>reporter: the mayor and the chief of police think body cameras are a great idea because just to be transparent and if there is anything wrong. we know that several departments in the bay area already use the cameras including san jose and hayward police and los angeles county and san

diego sheriff's deputies. it's said to cost more than $3 million and making the department the largest in the nation to use them. after they merged about 4 years ago showing officers conducting warrant less searches and stealing property. there were officer involved shootings over the year where video may have played a key role in helping this situation. the cameras have raised questions such as how should the footage be stored an who should see it in reality the videos are posted on youtube. l.a. and chicago have tested these cameras and here in san francisco the next step is for the board of supervisors to approve them. >> time is 8:35 an 18-year-old

in antioch pleaded not guilty in a stabbing death a four-year-old. he's accused of stabbing to death his friend's younger brother. he stabbed the boy to see what it was like to take a life before someone tried to take mine. >> there is no question in my mind that mental health was the main factor here. the family tried desperately tried to get help for their son who was exhibiting symptoms and signs of mental illness. they tried very hard in the weeks and months leading to this event. >> the family sent him to the hospital saturday because they were worried about his strange behavior. a doctor released him later that day. that night he spent the night at his friends home and he stabbed his friend's younger p brother early

in the morning while the boy was sleeping. they are shaping up for may day tomorrow. yesterday organizer were busy painting signs and making banners. businesses outside are hoping the marches will be peaceful. several businesses suffered a lot of damage in the protest over freddy gray in baltimore. >> we understand the frustration. we are hoping this may day will be a peaceful one. >> the month in friday event will go on as planned. 8:36 happening to the the world's golf tournament day two of the world championship. he's still live at

harding part. brian are we getting close to tee time? >> yeah, we are getting close. we are still about an hour away. i couldn't imagine doing this live just whispering. about 9:30 is when golfers hit the tee. it's a beautiful day in san francisco. couldn't have for better weather. we are here for the world golf championship mass event going on this weekend. some of the best golfers bubba watson, jordan speets ricky, tiger did not qualify for the event. it's pretty weird to say that. golfers taking off in the bay area. and the lgpa tournament and this week the amateur tournament

and looks like more tournaments could be coming to this city's golf course. >> it's such an international city and 15 countries represented. this golf course is perfect for this kind of event. it's old school and pure golf course. >> the pga has plans to hold this and the president's club tournament and in terms of economic impact we are talking about $30 million economic impact for the bay area. if you plan oncoming out this is a unique event. matching pairs as opposed to playing the typical 18. it a beautiful day out here the grounds crew doing the last minute touches here. if you plan to

come out tickets range from $35 to $100 depending on which day you go. kids are free. if you plan oncoming out. it's going to be a champions trophy the 49ers championship trophies are here as well as the giants trophy, they are making their way here as well. i just saw someone walking with a trophy. it's a cool day to come out on a nice sunny thursday. >> there is no guarantee of sunshine. he did a nice job today. thanks brian. >> time is 8:39. the new apple watch may lose some of it's luster if it's on your wrist. the watch cannot sense on your skin if you have a tattoo. it will lock up because it can't tell you are wearing it. >> when i look at the watch, i

should see the time of day. it should stay that way. it shouldn't be locking itself every single time. >> to get around you could turf off the risk detection but you won't be able to get any information. >> you wouldn't think about it being a problem. 8:40. it's a donation that is touching the hearts of people. it making headlines this morning all across the country. but first. >> it's a treat for 50 shades of gray fans. after the break we have new details just released about a sequel. >> we are looking at the traffic getting out to some of the bridges and also in the east bay and it's in the rough and especially in the middle part of the east bay and we'll explain why that's coming up.

>> warm for some and cold for others. we'll show you how warm and what's in store for the weekend.

time is 8:43 did you know that san francisco lies in an enormous network of water stream because

it can weaken building foundations. millions of gallons are being pumped away from the city's well-known buildings and literally going to waste. >> right now mosconeey spends millions of dollars a year of wasting water. it's a waste of water and money. >> now there is a plan in place to fix the problem a company based in texas. stevenson who did this report on the special issue. what's going to be done on this water? >> this is water that wells up bntd a lot of buildings. it's a natural occurrence. it's water that is considered pristine but not safe enough to drink. as moscone center they pump out waters and bart

station pumps out millions of gallons of water this time of year. that's about 98 olympic size swimming pools in about a year. they are finding ways to make use of that water. there is a steam plant only about 4 blocks away. they are looking to construct a pipeline and have nrg treat that waerd and have water for buildings to treat all around city hall and buildings. >> is there a price tag on this water and are they going to pay to provide this water to the energy company. >> they are going to be giving it away for free. it so cheap, but they are going to give the money to mrg to treat it. right now nrg is pays for hetch hetchy water to do the work. but

this way they are getting the water for free it wouldn't be going into the sewers. a great way to recycle. >> i imagine the drought encouraged the role. >> they had other companies talking to them about finding ways to do thing with this water but none of the plans had really worked out. but with the drought now they are seeing a lot more ways to recycle this stuff. >> you have a lot of special reports. is there anything in this report that really surprised you? >> yes one of the things that were really interesting is discovering the number of employees and we said, yeah oh my gosh, the building at the city hall and we want someone to do something with this. it surprised how many buildings around city hall this is under. we saw some pumps underway at the symphony that pumps the water out. the water is a little bit low.

it's pretty much a ubiquitous presence and many people don't know there is natural water flowing. >> we have no idea what's underneath us. it a great story. if you want more information, you can go to our website at ktvu.com. we are watching the traffic. it's pretty slow as you look at highway 84. we are going to start with the east shore freeway. the drive here is going to be very slow as you drive through. quickly, pardon me i have something in my throat. quickly as we move on to the tol plaza area the drive is moving quickly. there are traffic issues on the east bay commute as well if you are driving on the freeway. we are

going from here to see the at 48. >> we are giving him a lot of airtime. >> i know. join the union. >> clear skies and warm temps. >> the systems go for sunshine and hot temps. no big deal. we have temperatures start off in the 40s and 50s and look at fairfield in the 70s. that's a higher elevation. there is 45 at half moon bay. we have the easterly breeze at the airport is showing. that's all indication of very warm temperatures. the water is extremely cold. it won't take that much from the california coast. i think it will be tomorrow afternoon for the inland areas it will be warm and by saturday like like that fog comes flying back in and it will be shallow and it

will cool us down. it could be a little east side showers. 90s upper inland. a few pockets where the breeze does pick up. 70s, 80s and 90ss, it looks a little warm. >> thank you steve. it is 8:49. as more people are pulled from the rubble in nepal that more than $5 billion will be needed to repair nepal. a teenager was trapped and pulled from the rubble.

food shelter and urgent needs. >> water supplies and shelter and food are needed. >> the help has been encouraging and more is needing and the monsoon season is expected to complicate recovery efforts. this team spoke with the cofounding as humanitarian aid and about how you can help the victims. >> it was incredible to talk to them about what is going on in their country. one of the women's villages was completely destroyed. >> we are already organizing with the local grass roots organization through the media and we have built and delivered 209 tents so far. >> they are in nepal. in communities working and pulling together to

help rebuild themselves. the people in nepal want to take part in restoring order and knows that disaster relief is most often short-term and they want to be there for the long-term and on going recovery. the huge earthquake is going to have a devastating effect on the economy for a long time and tourism was just starting to come back and now hotels and landmarks are all gone. we have a link to their organization that shows how you can support the people in nepal. they had a film festival planned for tomorrow night about some of the social issues and now that festival is going to help rebuild the areas. >> thank you very much. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back. a methodist in north carolina wants to find out who gave a touching offering at last night's sunday services. here is an envelope collected at united methodist church. please don't be mad. i'm homeless. inside $0.18. the church posted that photo and hoping the person will come forward and they want to offer help and support. releasing details about it's sea equal. about the hollywood reporter of the chairman of universe at picture will say that 50 shades darker. the sequel will have a new director and screenwriter. it's said to be released on valentines day of 2017.

former giant manager will face the high five. he initially turned down the recognition but when his teenage son found out, he said dad you have to go. while playing for the dodgers baker got a high five after hitting a home run. no tell when comedy central will show that. he was just 3 years old during the giants angels game he ran to retrieve the bat. i love this. he scored coming right behind and david bell coming up in if full speed. there he goes. i think it's the biggest fear for dusty

baker was his wife when he got home. >> we won't ever forget that. >> i'm doing this or para scope. by the way that kid is now 40 years old. it seems like years. like a commute that's taking a long time on 680. it's bad. i get complaints when it is bad. it's improving a little bit. let's look live at the live picture. we had a late commute through here. at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are finally seeing some improvement. >> as those that may not know, para scope is for twitter. >> you are doing that right now. >> people can make comments on it. >> if you give a toy like that

to me. it's sunny and warm and a little bit cooler on the coast friday but inland temps going down for the weekend. >> the draft starting tonight and the derby and the fights and the warriors on sunday. >> good sports week. kentucky derby. weekend in may. we are ready. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu for your news. be sure to watch news on heald college and students will be there to pick up their transcripts and we'll follow this story and saul will be para scoping and steve will be tweeting and dave will be facebooking. thanks for joining us.

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