a bay area father rescued with his two young children from the sea area -- sierra. we will also have an update on the san mateo bridge closure as crews work nonstop to make sure it opens on time. good evening everyone, i'm heather, and i am can wayne. a piedmont family rescued from this year at this week's tonight spending some quality

time with their loved one. that and his two children were rescued on thursday night after disappearing in the mountains on tuesday. we are learning more about what went wrong on that trip. chris. >> i spoke with stepfather and sister this morning. they felt embarrassed and bad for the worry he cost his family and friends. one of those friends is his business partner, a barber by trade, and he is glad to have nick back home. joe is busy at work, cutting hair and getting ready for a grand opening. his business partner is nick, the father who was rescued after going missing in the sierra with two of his children. >> we are happy. >>reporter: i just spoke with nick last night and said he never meant to worry lublin's. >> he was worried more about us than himself. which is very typical of nick. he's extremely selfless person.

>>reporter: and an instant ram post that talks about what happened and what went wrong. he said the plan trip to the sierra was meant to show his kids to abandoned mining towns with enough water, food and supplies for a week they ventured out and were nearly at their destination when they came across a tree with no way around it. that's when nick says he made the mistake of finding an alternative route instead of turning back. after a few dead ends, they reached soft dirt it caused there'd truck to slide down an embankment and get scott -- stuck. in hindsight he says he should've hung her down -- hunkered down instead of going. >> he wanted to get the message out that he was safe. and he wasn't able to do that. that was what was worrying him the most. >>reporter: next line from the children's mother is visiting relatives out of state, she's been in touch with nick he told her not to worry, just finish your trip, and tonight the family is privately celebrating the homecoming.

san mateo bridge remains closed tonight. it will remain closed through 5:00 a.m. monday. so that crews can resurface that entire bridge and apply a layer of protective covering and do some electrical work as well as some routine cleaning. this is not something you see everyday folks. caltrans gave an update this afternoon and says the work is on schedule. earlier today caltrans tweeted a photo of the roadwork and you can see workers beginning to resurface the project on one of the lanes. officials say this type of maintenance is vital to the long-term stability of the bridge. one of the alternative routes is the bay bridge. we want to give you a live look at a very congested toll plaza again this is saturday, just after 6:00 o'clock. take a look. it looks like a monday morning during the commute hours. the bay bridge is bearing the brunt of the overflow traffic from the san mateo bridge.

it is obviously an alternative route, but it isn't quite as product -- crowded. while there is a bus bridge, train passengers may have to make additional stops and transfers. bart is also updating the system that guides trains from one track two another. bart says its so-called switch is causing trains to reduce their speed when they pass through certain areas. that's making the right even slower on some routes. parking fees are set to go up at three bart stations next month. these will increase by 50 cents in concord, north concord and other stations on june 1. the increase will raise the daily parking fees to a dollar 50, it will be $2.50. san mateo police made a gruesome discovery today in a parking lot of a toy store. police say that a man's body was found near talbot toyland

on south beach street and east fifth avenue. the man's name has not is not been released by police believe the body is that of a 55-year- old transient. there were no signs of trauma and police do not suspect foul play. and advanced of the super bowl revised stadium today hosted a event to prevent human trafficking. the summit was organized by the bay area anti- trafficking coalition. they say hosting the super bowl has history of exploiting teens and children for prostitution. inside the stadium organizations came and got information about fostering for the abuse on victims come from all over the world. >> we try to find them foster homes here in the bay area. we also try to find the medical services, legal services, mental health services area do anything they can need once they are transitioning into their new life into the united

states. >> the coalition says california is one of the worst states for human trafficking. san francisco, los angeles, and san diego among the most dangerous areas for children. the highway patrol has arrested a san pablo man leaving the scene of a crash last night. it happened just before 10:00 o'clock on westbound interstate 801 person died, their name has not been released. chp says 20-year-old jesus was driving another car involved in the trash, -- crash. tennis at a residential hotel in oakland got the all clear this morning to return to their apartments. all of the more than 50 residents said empyrean towers had to leave their homes midweek after a mud report found bacteria in that building's water. some residents said are they began getting sick last week and suspected the water was to blame. but today a series of tests showed the water is safe officials moved -- removed the

red tag. a gop presidential candidate trent -- rand paul is live in the city where the kentucky senator spent a lot of time talking about two topics in particular. >>reporter: that's right, privacy for the two major topics of conversation for senator rand paul. he spoke here at the start of house. this is an incubator and self san francisco neighborhood. when it comes to the complex issue of -- the senator says the jury's still out on whether having one provider actually leads to higher rates. the problem, he says, as local governments granting distribution rights to select companies. >> there is one way of fixing it is actually to deregulate and get rid of government monopolies the final mile of distribution. >>reporter: the senator broke with -- spoke with a group of

more than a hundred people this afternoon. the senator plans to and the data gathering if he's elected. to lead the fight against extending the patriot act. the senator says he feels like it was important to bring his message of smaller government to liberal san francisco despite the fact republicans are out of step on social issues like same- sex marriage here in san francisco. [ inaudible ] >>reporter: the crowd here was largely supportive of the senator's statement they found his arguments very persuasive. very important topic for all of us here. thank you. three people stranded in a boat on the bay are waiting for high tide this evening. so that they can return to shore. the boats got stuck this morning there east palo alto

south of the dumbarton bridge when the tide went out. one person couldn't wade, and a water rescue crew picked them up. such rescues are common and warned voters -- boaters to avoid shallow waters. a special car show featured many classic models in a special tribute. the 14th annual car show in san lorenzo is in honor of rick divac e, brother of ktvu photographer was the hit -- he was in berkeley when a man and a light-colored car intentionally ran him down. rick died in the hospital from severe head trauma. the car sure -- show organizer said rick was a very good friend. >> he was amazing. he was a giver of the community. he helped people. and we lost him. we do this to keep his memory alive. >> police never made an arrest in that --

coming up a multibillion- dollar bay area company. hear how the latest round of funding to go down in the record book. and breaking for more severe weather people in the plane states fear the worst even as they clean up from a string of deadly tornadoes. the bay area whether waiting for low clouds and fog to push back into the bay. we'll take a closer look at the forecast, we're talking rain chances for next week.

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a welcome announcement in liberia today is the world health organization declared the country ebola free. some healthcare workers saying after hearing the news while others cried.

liberia paid a heavy price in the ebola outbreak there were more than 3,000 confirmed ebola cases in the country. 7400 suspected cases, and more than 4700 estimated deaths of those 189 were healthcare workers. >> after nine months. [ inaudible ] the feeling it's hard to describe. largely emotional. it's hard to think. it's hard to breathe. >> doctor say many of those became ill with ebola are still facing serious complications from the disease. those include eye troubles, debilitating joint and muscle pains, fatigue and also hearing loss. today russia bought 70 years as a victory over nazi germany with a massive military parade. many leaders from asia, africa and latin america were in attendance.

the many western powers did not send representatives to protest of russia's alleged military involvement in ukraine. putin paid tribute to those who died in the conflict and not the concentration camps before holding a moment of silence. or than 26 million people in the former soviet union died during world war ii. the six baltimore police officers charged in connection with the death of freddy gray have filed motions asking a judge to dismiss the case. they say they are victims of, overzealous prosecution, and ask for the state attorney to be replaced with an independent prosecutor. gray suffered a fatal pine injury while in the custody -- us attorney general loretta lynch has announced the department of justice will investigate baltimore police department. >> unconstitutional policies or practices are found, we will seek a court enforceable agreement to address those issues. >> oh six police officers face a range of charges from assault to second-degree murder. thousands of people

gathered in washington dc today for the million moms march. organizers say they want to call attention to police brutality and racial injustice. the march wound through the nation's capital to the department of justice the event was organized by mothers of justice united and set up by maria hamilton. she says she started the group after her 31-year-old son was shot and killed by milwaukee police a year ago. mitsubishi is recalling more than 100,000 cars, all because of possible visibility issues. the carmaker says the problems are with 130,000 lancers including the sports back, evolution and sport models and some of the cases the windchill defroster might fail as a result of a faulty blower motor. headlights taillights and winter wipers may not went to wipers may not work because of an unstable electronic control unit. mitsubishi says it will notify owners and dealers and will

replace the affected parts for free. there is a report tonight that uber is hoping to raise up to $2 billion in a new round of funding. according to the wall street journal the funding is based on uber being valued at $50 billion. in comparison in 2011 when facebook was valued at 50 million dollars it was worth about 25 times its prior revenue at $2 million. last year's revenue for uber with $400 million, in contrast if uber were to be valued at $50 billion that will be more than a hundred 20 times of foster's revenue. san francisco has climbed to the number two spot on american cities of the future list. the annual list by fd i intelligence on a global scale. foreign investment shot up 150% since 2010 with salesforce, twitter attracting the most money. silicon valley sunnyvale came in at number five on the list. new york was number one, with

seattle and vancouver rounding out the top ten. two tornadoes touched down in north texas late this afternoon. witnesses say hale the size of oranges came with that. several tornadoes touched down yesterday damaging homes and also schools. one storm turned out to be deadly. >>reporter: storm chasers catching this tornado on camera as it touched down in north texas on friday. people across the plains experiencing several days of the severe weather that brought twisters, flooding and even fires caused by lightning. this couple is lucky to be alive after tornado destroyed their home. >> we just never leave, but for whatever reason we decided we better leave. >>reporter: now, they are sorting through rubble trying to find anything salvageable. >> where do we start? we have been here 20 plus years and we have never even had to replace a roof from a storm. >>reporter: the elementary school was badly damaged by the storms, hvac units on the store -- russo blew over leaving

holes where rainwater flooded in. >> it's just coming in everywhere. at the point the principal and i were in here, all of these classrooms it was just coming in and ceiling tiles were falling. >>reporter: none of the students were injured but the storm did turn deadly. an oklahoma cityand oklahoma city woman did the right thing, she took shelter, but the flash flooding that followed tractor inside and she drowned. >> that's a freak situation. it was shocking. >>reporter: her family trying to make sense of how a shelter that was supposed to protect her took her life. >> i think if someone would have been here this would've happened. >>reporter: this is what's left of a home and bridge creek oklahoma that was hit by an e f2 tornado wednesday night. the roof is gone. there are tornado watches in western kansas and eastern colorado for tonight. and oklahoma, will fox news. and tropical storm anna is making its way towards the

carolinas tonight. strong winds and high waves are battering north carolina. landfall is expected tomorrow with even stronger winds and also flooding. it's the first named storm of the season it comes three weeks before the official start of the hurricane season. in the meantime in the bay area there's nothing going on. nothing like that. we are pretty lucky. let's check in now we have been talking about the droughts, we don't have that kind of weather. we probably have the most stable weather the country right now in the bay area. you have stability and fog. it's going to push back into the bay overnight. you heard about the two weather stories across the country. here's the satellite perspective right now, you can see the activity across parts of the south right now and also there is that circulation with a tropical storm anna you can see developing with that circulation for this part of the country out toward the atlantic. as far as temperatures for today was only 53 degrees at pacifica, the overnight low in

pacifica they started out a 48, of 48, warming up to 53 degrees. not too much change there. lots of 60s out there. seventys, i did find 180 out towards antioch. my stamp -- live storm tracker to this really reached out to itself yesterday at this time. no big changes out there. current numbers you can see where the fog is. that's where half-moon bay out towards sfo parts of san francisco 54 right now. out towards concord and fairfield i should mention went up to ten -- 20 file -- 20 miles an hour. a pastor to a fog pushing back into this picture. forecast headlights we will go with this partly cloudy skies tomorrow for mother's day, coastal fog with some warm numbers inland. what happens in the extended forecast we could be talking about some rain chances making a comeback. the flowers for mom tomorrow for mom for mother's day starting out with fall skies becoming partly sunny and breezy.

temperatures, here's the timeline throughout the day. bundle up at 7:00 o'clock. i 3:00 o'clock 58 -- 76 degrees. not too much change from the temperatures we had today. overnight lows will be in the upper 40s to low 50s, to start out sunday morning. here's a forecast model once again showing a big push in the fog. 5:00 o'clock sunday morning, the clouds gradually clear back to the coastline, we still have leftover patches for san francisco right around the bay itself. lots of sunshine inland. no major changes out there. we still have that pretty good onshore breeze. there is the eventual temperature range. the wind up their 20 -- 25 miles an hour. later in the week we do bring in the chance of some rain, slight chance on thursday but right now, we are keeping my eyes on friday. bumping up to shower chances later the week. temperatures for tomorrow oakland 66, livermore 76 degrees

warmest location in lent and the inland and the mid to upper 70s san jose 71, san francisco spent most of the day in the 50s briefly topping out 60 degrees. here's a look ahead at your five day forecast. temperatures cooling off a little bit into monday. we will thicken up the clouds on tuesday. heather and can we will see maybe by thursday and friday we could be tracking a weather system tracking some rain showers. we may be adding a few more raindrops this week. >> moms should wear a jacket again tomorrow? >> absolutely. mom gets to do what she wants to do. thank you, mark. as we get closer to celebrate mother's day tomorrow a new study finds a link between education and motherhood. research center found women's in their 40s with postgraduate degrees are more likely to have children than they were 15 years ago. the most dramatic shift was with women with a phd or md reacher say in 199435% of those women were childless. that number is now below 20%.

analysts are expecting a job in mother's day spending this year. $21million is the highest in 12 years. americans will send an average average -- spend an average of $132 on mom. 67% said they plan to buy flowers. 34% say they will buy mom jewelry. >> worth every penny. >> coming up, we hear from giants outfielder hunter as he continues his rehab in sacramento. it was a wild game three of the hawks battle it to the buzzer. sports is next.

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from raptures in his hand. nice passing by the wizards in the fourth quarter. he gets the ball -- washington in the front with 20. the hawks -- 2077 run. it was capped by that three by mike. atlanta all the way back tied it 101 with 14 seconds left. you can ask for much better defense on paul by bank -- game-winner at the buzzer. they went 103 -- 101, washington leads that series two games to one. the giants posting the marlins. hunter will be again playing in sacramento for the aaa rivers cast tonight. hence continuing the rehab assignment after suffering a broken bone in his arm and the burly -- early days of spring training. he had a sacrifice fly last night i was very excited to be playing again. >> i was really excited, i

hardly slept the night before. i had to remind myself hey, you've played this game before. can't down. i owe so much gratitude to our training staff. it's a long time sitting there twisting arrest and holding hands with people. it's been tough. >> giants and a's tonight we will have a live report from scott reese we will see you at ten. only hunter pence would say it's tough and have a big smile on his face. >> he is the a pity me of being amplified. >> look up amped in the dictionary there is hunter pence. coming up tonight on the 10:00 o'clock news made in the bay for almost a century. the gourmet coffee can be found in restaurants and hotels all across the bay area tonight we take you behind the scenes of this east bay institution. see you tonight at ten everybody.

okay. okay, here she comes. together: happy mother's da-- aah! what are you wearing? you don't remember this shirt? you made it for me for mother's day in kindergarten. it's adorable. it's perverted. it looks like you were felt up by that creepy guy around the corner. ew! why him? 'cause he's got, like, freakishly tiny hands. thank you! i cannot believe you kept that shirt. of course i kept it. i'm your mother. i keep everything you make me. please take that off. oh, when i'm dead. today is my special day, and i am gonna enjoy me some coffee. you know that's a pencil holder, right? i do now. jay: go first. no, you can go first. manny, go first! no, jay, you go first. ah, somebody give me a present! oh, jay, a diamond necklace!