the delta smelt. is the guy, where everybody is paying higher food prices no one in california can take a shower. lawns everywhere are dying. animals, everything. it is all for this guy this delta smelt. by the way, this is latest news state officials found only one delta smelt during a survey earlier this month in the delta. after all this, they went through and inspected, there was only, probably just this one guy we have picture of. that is probably him the one delta smelt saved by all this water. bonner is that right? this is insane. >> i'm afraid it is. it is absolutely insane. what you have, the drought comes to us courtesy of mother nature but the response on the part of the political class in california, to a drought which was perfectly predictable, when you look at climate, logical record of california will tell you that droughts are going to happen. what does any responsible government do? it adopts policy that enables the citizenry to be prepared for what they know is many coming. precisely

smelt is in decline because the delta is in decline. >> the delta provides water for 25 million californianslands and face fines for using too much. massive amounts of freshwater are diverted to save the smelt. >> when you're faced with the decision of a pinkie sized fish over california families, that's an easy decision to make. >> i'll inject a tag. >> most california smelt live in giant temperature controlled tanks where researchers artificially inseminate eggs to keep them from going instinct. >> are farming more important than fisheries? >> when we choose fish over people, that's a problem. >> probably is, melissa. not enough water to go around. not for the farmers. smelt. back to you. melissa: that's all we have. dow down 200 points. "countdown" starts now. cheryl: a rough day for the markets. also, a lot of news to cover on the next hours of fox business. what's the root cause of riots? and what do they cost cities in terms of rebuilding, police protection curfew? we have answers for you. even peaceful protesters can strain city budgets. what do the presidential hopefuls say the solut

especially san mateo out toward parts of the delta. wednesday and thursday might see the thunderstorms get closer to us. later today they pop up. fog will be with us tuesday and then gets wiped out on wednesday. watch what haps on wednesday afternoon. especially up around mendocino county. we'll keep an eye on that for tuesday and wednesday. just a couple days away. lots of fog. it will be breezy and cool. windy out to the delta and san pablo bay. they will be in the lower 80s. everyone else 60s or 70s. there is a pretty big spread here. inland 70s. temperatures kind of cooling off here. we'll see if there is any possible thunderstorms wednesday into thursday. >> i like those temperatures. >> i do too. >> a little chilly for me. >> i was in san francisco all day yesterday it was freezing. it was really cold. >>> 4:52 is the time. >> dub nation gearing up for another playoff game. coming up in 158 minutes we talked to coach and carve out what he expects today. >> a daring rescue of a woman from a burning car. why a small knife was essent

windy in the delta. 60s and 70s and a few 50s. od morning sal. >> we do have one crash and there is one commute that i'm advising people to get out of the house early for. but it's not the east shore. we will start there. a lot of people ask me about the east shore freeway. and we will start with westbound interstate 80 as we drive from the carquinez bridge to the maze. it is a nice looking drive all the way through. i want to mention a crash. right in the middle of the dublin grade. halfway between dublin and castro valley blocking lane. once they clear that crash, things may clear up quickly. as we go to another look at things, this is a look at interstate 880 and traffic is moving along very nicely. as a matter of fact, it has been a nice commute right through there. if you are driving in san jose northbound 280 traffic does look good. in fact, the entire south bay commute a lot of green which means traffic is at or near the speed limit. 5:33 let's go back. >> thank you, sal. >>> oakland police continue to search for the hit and

an hour wednesday and bluster is to the par the delta this morning. livermore valley also signed a 10 mi. an hour when sustained winds. and there to now are ones earlier dropping down to about eight. wind's coming down a bit in the media. temperature wise really mild 52 san francisco and vallejo fairfield 53 for oakland & dale said goes a little warmer 56 down the cell space and a bill also showing the same temperature. in fremont calling it 55 at the moment temperatures may drop of the carrier to ahead toward sunrise. claude cover overhead and we may see temperatures hold steady. until we get some warming tickled. that all the cells bay bridge the part of it out for you in the next 30 minutes with. canfor mostly cloudy skies possible patchy fog. temperatures and low 50 is. heading toward noon time partly cloudy loaded 7 news of the point. by about 3:00 or so in the afternoon we expect temperatures in the upper 70's for most among the spots but again problem few degrees cooler seven san jose 74 could get up but below 77 degrees here cupertino ask. and

these would result in the net increase of 2, 048 in the use space. when delta relinquishes its lounge space, air france has the opportunity to expand its lounge by taking over the space by delta which in turn will specific will take over the lounge to be vacated by air france. air france's current lounge space in the international terminal is approximately 2, 510 square feet. due to the current terminal, they would like to return the small space they're currently using to the airport which would result in a net use of 2, 758 square feet for the air france. air france will vacate. so if you take all three of them together, i think it's important to note that all three of these modifications will result in increased rent to the airport. under the modifications before you today, air france will pay the airport an estimated $12 million for a suggested exclusive square feet of 10, 844 through june of 2021. cafe specific will pay the airport an estimate $18 million for rent for its adjusted square footage of 12, 470 square feet through june 21. and delta will pay an

scaled back that number. >> live in rio vista to announce the new proposal. >> reporter: the issue of the deltaand restoration is murkier than the water here near rio vista. and it's so thick with politics from the federal to the state to the local level that governor brown's proposal is anything but clear either. >> we're grappling with a problem and people have different interests for wanting to say no. >> reporter: governor jerry brown attempts to control the faucet as he showed his new plan in oakland. two efforts that at the outset appear to conflict. >> we have no choice but to engineer water works. >> reporter: tunnels with three intakes at the delta to divert water towards tracy is what brown deems necessary for the entire state. >> if we want a high quality of life for 39 million people -- >> reporter: water is a finite resource only exacerbated by the drought and everyone wants a drop. >> the bottom line is they're trying to do a shuffle without having anything behind there to shuffle. >> reporter: opponents say water diversion will only further damage fisheries. >> the water sheds th

the delta breeze was the west indwith.concord, napa, santa rosa, fairfield, it's a west- southwest. it's an onshore push. that little system right there. gives us the fog, also enhancement over the sierra triggers thunderstorm activities. we'll confine it to the mother lode and in the sierra monday and tuesday. slower clearing to the west for us. some areas may not clear at all u there's always some microclimates. clouds, showers, possible over the mountains. kind of drifting this way. wednesday, thursday. a lot of fog. breezy and cooler to downtown windy for some. a little bit of drizzle. i think there will be a lot of bit as we head towards tonight and tomorrow. a couple of 1/100ths would not surprise. you asked about delays at sfo. yes. about 78 minutes. >> really? >> i'm sure that will be the theme the next couple of nights and mornings. a lot of 50s and 60s. out of the 80s for most. 70s, fog, sun, cooler. possible showers and clouds, wednesday/thursday. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>> well, the international movement to

my friend the delta smelt! he is back. this is the guy. >> that is like under nuclear magnified microscope. melissa: everybody in california get $10,000 fine for wasting water, get the water bill, think about the delta smelt. that is where your money is going. >>> sad state in america. only 1/3 of 8th graders this is amazing, most people in the country believe the uss government should be democracy. that is according to the national assessment of education progress. so these are all the tests they're giving everyone. most people didn't know that. 8th graders. this is amazing. >> it is not a democracy. melissa: that it should be ideally it would be a democracy. that what we've chosen. that is the phrase what are we strives towards. striving towards a monarchy a democracy? so -- >> i got you. >> this is theory about this simple social studies. 8th graders are studying with social studies. what is happening with math and science? melissa: that is true? does this marriage you terrified. >> math light social studies light. i can

primarily the carquinez bridge carquinez strait and the delta. er by 10 degrees in many locations today and rain chance on tuesday. we have a huge dome of high pressure that's strong building in over the eastern pacific nudging closer to the state of california a lot of dry air mass associated with that. so our relative humidity will come down. that's why we had the red flag warning in effect for the high sierra. 78 sacramento today. mid-60s in monterey bay. do you have allergies? who doesn't? liz is like the only person i know who doesn't "suffer" from allergies. it's off the charts for the next few days so you're forewarned. it was 67 in concord and livermore yesterday. today 77. and 78 degrees, 70 in san francisco. that's a good 7 degrees above average. 60s at the beaches. here's your extended forecast. we have near or record warmth thursday and friday. and then the return of the onshore push over the weekend. frank and michelle, make it a great day. >> thank you, roberta. we could see some fireworks at an east bay with kaiser permanente you'll

i hope the delta smelt take over.elt becomes my governor because i'm sick of jerry brown. he is 75 years old. all he does every day is want want to help me. get out of my life, jerk. help yourself. i want a smelt to rule me. >> that means you're not going to give shatner any money, i guess. dennis miller, everybody. martha maccallum on deck. a gorilla attacks a little girl in nebraska and pot radio. martha moments away. when they're in my shoes my feet and legs feel less tired. it's like walking on a wave dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, i'm a believer! you know, in any job any profession image matters. i want some gray...but not too much. only touch of gray uses oxygen to gently blend away some gray but not all for that perfect salt and pepper look. satisfaction guaranteed. just you and the look you want. just for men touch of gray female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest fre

. >>> the delta flight from paris to new jersey flew into a line of severe storms yesterday just off the coast of long island. some of those on board says the turbulent was similar to a roller coaster ride. many passengers say they got sick and some say they feared for their lives. >> i was holding onto my bible and, well, thank god we are all alive. >> it was going up and down. >> that's scary >> after the plane landed in boston two people and one flight attendant were all taken to the hospital. the plane made it to new jersey last night. >> there were some questions about what caused the sky west flight making an emergency landing in buffalo new york. a door opened during the flight. the agency also says passengers lost consciousness, sky west claims there were no problems with the door but passengers did need medical attention in buffalo. the faa is now continuing to investigate. >>> officials say the process should take only 90 seconds, they say this should help speed up the process at international travels at sfo which grew more than five and a half percent since last year. >>> l

is the delta smelt really a unique species? r balance between environmental rules and growth. we have to take one more break. when we come back, "hits & misses" of the week. >>> time now for our "hits & misses" of the week. dan? >> well, paul, a miss and half a hit to the university of michigan. campus involvement decided not to show "american sniper" because it's racist, instead substituting "paddington bear." well the adults took over and the administration reduced the decision, said it was a mistake and the new football coach jim harbaugh said michigan football would be watching "american sniper". >> so this is is a miss to robert kennedy, jr., who again this week was raising alarm about vaccines, how they cause autism and who knows what people are putting into the vaccines. this is the same guy who said that people who raise questions about climate change should be punished? [ laughter ] >> all right. james? >> this is a hit paul, to major league baseball. you know, a lot of people have been predicting the demise of baseball

the delta tunnel routes water underneath the delta to the central valley and southern california. wild land hab tast restoration has been slashed by 2/3. they criticized the plan as damaging wetlands. . >>> 8 months since the earthquake damaged much of wine country and tonight we are learning more repair work still needs to be done. napa leaders blame red tape. ktvu's john fowler with why some say the earthquake may have been a disaster but the reconstruction is a nightmare. >> reporter: 8 months after it struck the earthquake's damage still prominent in the city of napa. >> you still see structures being retrofitted and people trying to get their businesses back together. it is life altering. >> reporter: the earthquake killed one person. caused $400 million in damage. for thousands it has been a struggle to return to normal. >> priority property owners have done a great job. >> reporter: but the mayor points to the damaged pedestrian bridge a block from main street, one of 8 roads and bridges needing $1.7 million in repairs. the river front promenade needs $800,000 to fix. and m

because the unidentified man hit the delta waters right past the contra costa county county line the sacramento county sheriff's dive team were back monday morning in boats equipped with a sonar equipment. but around 3:00 p.m. because of the conditions too much wind and water to deep the search for the body was called off sunday the coast guard at their boats out in the water right after the crash the chp says it happened around 4:30 p.m. there were called in on reports of speeding this motorcycle's driving on a narrow shoulder of the antioch bridge one motorcycle collided with a honda which ejected the motorcyclist from the tall spaceman. his employer did not want to be identified said the the young man was a joy to work with he just had been promoted was the father of a three month old baby girl she says her heart goes out to his girlfriend and their family. >> catherine heenan: today's actors san francisco police chase resulted in a pedestrian being killed the suspects have not been caught. 42 year-old bridget claqueurs was hit and killed by a car friday night police were after a

be going to 2016 i think this is great i wanted to say that we don't generally do this the representative for delta dental has been a staunld individual and appropriate to say his name. >> raymond lee would you stand up raymond a strong advocate for the reduction that we will discuss briefing in the retiree rates for retirees in that program which i think is phenomenal he deserves that recognize okay so as we go through this whole thing i'll keep it brief we look at first on page the union rates let's go on page 4 yeah. that's correct page 4 are two d m h over dental our rate passes through 2016 so no change to rates okay that's good nothing t is going up there you look at the experience for the p p we know on page 6 the ppo plan has been good we've added in the impact of the plain stabilization investment not to on and on what does this do to the rate page 11 we requesting you accept a 2.9 percent reduction in the self-ppo rates for 2016 those rates now on the retirement plan on page 8 the drum roll the rates were $90.87 fully insured rates those rates have been reduced 6 percent for two years not

percent for two years not just one year but two years and that's really good $42.96 i'm very happy and the delta rate hmo guaranteed through 2018 and we go on to page 11 and we look at those and we look at the devil is in the details hemirates for retirees they're now goad through 2018 and then it outlines what we've talked about the rate for specific dental for activities and retirees by the way, u but we have a list of 6 recommendations on page 18 before i list the recommendations are there any questions about the dental program. >> is there any way to get those plans to again sickening we have some next year that leads to a whole discussion of revenue or renewable and so for the any action of getting those plans to kind of singing up if they're up to exterior next year or expire 2017 we can give certain nose and indicate we're going out to the marketplace has that been explored directing your attention of our legislation. >> if we made it systematic that would be easier to discuss and lastly a detergent why one is this way and that way those rates are good for 3 years and those 3 years and th

you see how clouds are lifting and no more delays. 59 by the delta. warming up, the south wind allowing for slightly cooler day for you. upper 50s concord and livermore. san jose just waiting on the sun. it should be a nice afternoon, upper 70s for much of the can't clara valleys. maybe mist and drizzle at the coast. we will see that probably each and every morning due to a couple weather systems that will visit the coast and the mountains. there is a possibilities of maybe a couple showers toward the end of the week. can't rule it out into tuesday either. so we will look for a cool day today at the coast. warmer inland and all week long just 06 as and 70s. notice the twist in the clouds. this is allowing for a slightly stronger on shore push and that brings the temperatures down just a few degrees. more dramatically in the days ahead. south of lake tahoe maybe a few showers. upper 60s. look how warm it is in the interior. 80's and 90s by fresno. you, too will cool down. it will take a couple days. but the clouds will remain. they will pull back just

they could use the water. 52 by the delta. 52 in concord and santa rosa. gray sky here from our exploritorium camera, mist and drizzle for some along the coast and more of that tomorrow morning, and looking at a cool day there with only 50s and clouds and sunny for everyone but cooler by a few degrees and cooler, the cool of the day of the week looks to be on friday. this system here and yet another offshore will really impact the temperatures all week long and i want to bring in a few showers here and there in the higher elevations monterey and also mt. diablo and here we are on tuesday afternoon, tuesday morning, so fast forward this low clouds and folk are back tomorrow morning and mist and drizzle and more widespread tomorrow and that is it. partly cloudy skies and we are looking at the sierra nevada as i mentioned with showers tomorrow and on wednesday another chance and thursday, still kind of here in the southern sierra and by the weekend we are milder and more sunshine so, maybe the possibility of an isolated shower tomorrow or wednesday. 70 in frem

through guangdong, we see the forces of globalization at work in the pearl river delta and beyond. nybservers argue the costs and benefits but few dispute that globalization is the most profound reorganization of the world since the industrial revolution. the driving foe of globazations economic and at the core of the global economy is the global production system. du neng ji makes nike shoes-- one ofens of thousands of nike employees scattered across the world. du neng ji and his fellow workers are a small part of the chinese link in the chain of global production. ( du neng ji speaking chinese ) translator: the reason i came to work here is simply to earn a living. i came from chendgu in sichuan province. i didn't have much of a job back home. i've been working at the number two factory for 2½ years. i feel good about it. my ambition is to become a manager. narrator: most of these workers are like du neng ji. until the factories came they eitheratched out a living fm farming or had no work at all. now life has changed dramatically. ( du neng ji speaking chinese ) translator: altho

the test with some of our hottest and lynn spots will fall just short of that but for places like the deltald there will be looking at the upper 80s this afternoon. >>james: mid '50s and san francisco low fifties in san jose 53 or 15 minutes to decide how it will be this afternoon with the web will be like for the week ahead. >>george: no hot spots this morning but we are tracking a slow ride to the bay bridge and a cycling here at the meeting of allies is really slow and the backup of raw all the way into the macarthur maze a pretty good golf and 880, wrap all crossed lanes and coming up all across the rap in the westbound lane and may back up over the eastbound lane as well. the drive to the san mateo bridge and highway 92 we are still slow on the approach that is why we do not see it no congestion at the toll plaza there was a disabled vehicle westbound and that is why is so slow come over from the nimitz freeway on 92 westbound. >>darya: san francisco resident, to find a woman's body are his steps. >>jackie sissel: they still do not know they're not releasing that information when the r

if i get out of the way you can see more of the city. 40 napa, and 50 livermore with 48 by the delta.l 39 in petaluma and finally last stop our sutro tower camera where san francisco today will be in the upper 60s. everyone will see a warmer day today. a cooler day tomorrow. and then breezy conditions on tuesday behind a weak weather system that pushes through dropping maybe a sprinkle or two up in sonoma perhaps napa. other than that the cooling temperatures is the only thing that will result from the passage of this weak cold front. but today it's about the ridge building all across california, and that allows for the warmer day. and with temperatures 5 could 10 degrees above average we will be hitting about 80 degrees, perhaps, out by the delta or close to it around the livermore valley. so looking at the statewide forecast mid-70s for los angeles. 83 in sacramento. remember it's just april. mid-60s in monterey and mid-70s yosemite. lake tahoe about 65 degrees today. had some clouds yesterday. we are looking at more dry weather ahead. maybe a few showers tomorrow from that weak sys

the warmest weather will be just out by the delta or inland east bay. for a day before we go back to spring for a couple averages. 71 in san mateo and oakland today. up toward richmond, closer to the water, 68. looking at 69 in the city. 76 in santa rosa. you head up toward cloverdale about 80 tore you. little around fairfield today and antioch could see about 80, 81. the accuweather seven-day forecast is cooler tomorrow with clouds and breezy winds on tuesday. maybe a sprinkle or two from sonoma to napa monday night into tuesday. we are looking warmer as high pressure builds on wednesday. thursday, friday and saturday it's about the mid-80s inland and near 70 at the coast. the warmest day should be on thursday. >> i'm just shaking my head. it's hard to believe those late-week temperatures. >> i know. >> yeah. all right. thank you lisa >> what kind of mileage does your car get? it may sound ridiculous of getting hundreds of miles per gallon but some u.c. berkeley students will be racing through the streets of detroit today on just a few drops of gas. he

unless you're out in the delta. up near fairfield. 10 mile-an-hour sustained winds at the moment.d bit of the early náojnr0@6cj& and it looks [ke those winds will pick up again this afternoon. that is why the national weather service has a wind advisory in effect for that part of the bay. until 6:00 p.m. tonight. they are talking about winds 15 to 30 miles an b during the could be up to 40 miles an hour and that may bring down tree branches >-e÷ycould put a lot of debris on the road and make driving difficult, so just be ready for particular and brace yourself, in case something blows in front of your car while out on the street. here is where temperatures are at the moment. 50 in concord. warming up nicely in pleasanton. it had been in the upper 40s for so long this morning. now mid-50s. san jose, 53. in oakland, and in the north bay, 49 in santa rosa. but almost 10 degrees warmer over the hills and into the napa valley. so what is what we are seeing in the wine country this afternoon. we will enjoy 77 to 80 degrees. pretty much everywhere inland. north bay, east bay, south ba

into the mid to upper 60s along the north to bay may be some isolated '70s is some reason across the delta.p.h. from the south and southwest it could be a driver you need to hold onto the steering wheel and your travel across the east bay shoreline several or to be at about 5 degrees warmer it will be nice a little bit of a breeze and the winds will pick of the to the afternoon the temperature heating up to 70 degrees letter offered to make. >>michelle apon: will start more about the rest of the south and parts of the peninsula to give the temperature is which can expect for today some hotter temperatures tomorrow. >>george: member we are taking a look at the bayshore freeway 101 specifically between san carlos and berlin gained if i've been tracking the sea is the law this morning that had been three separate hit-and-run accidents reported here here and hear san mateo hillsdale and eberling and are all of which reported the vehicles were sideswiped seven the vehicle exit the freeway to the chp is out looking for the suspect vehicle as you can see with green showing on the road with senses

down right windy out toward the delta. it will be cooler inland. couple low, low isles. 50s and 60s by the coast. some mid to upper 70s. coming down about five degrees. the coast looks like it's stick and stay. status quo will be with us. keep an eye wednesday and thursday. >> wow thunderstorms. with some rain. >> well, you know. >> thank you. >>> time is 6:21. firefighters responding to a house fire. they found something unusual. coming up in 25 minutes the alerts that led them to a parrot. >> but first hundreds of fans say chow to one of san francisco's oldest north beach restaurants. the fond farewell. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> welcome back. new this morning we are learning who will receive this years goldman prize in san francisco. phillis omeda. erin brockov

windy for many including the delta. all the way out to the sacramento valley. 50s and 60s for everybody today. sal, we had a problem with the east bay. is that still going on? >>> we are recovering from that. on highway 4 we had a crash. we're also looking at other things. the bay bridge for example has become crowded in the last few minutes. you can see traffic is going to be busy as you come up to the pay gates. westbound highway 4 steve mentioned we have that problem. they are moving it but traffic is very slow. this might be to your advantage if you're a 680 driver because a lot of these people have not gotten through. 680 is a little bit lighter than usual. a lot of our friends are stuck on highway 4. 680 this is your opportunity to go. highway 4 is beginning to get better. i also want to mention 580 and 680 are not too bad. 880 is slow due to an earlier accident. i think you need to add 10-15 minutes if you can. south bay commute northbound 280 as you drive through highway 1 and up to -- and highway 18 and up to th

edmonton for sixties and store across the north to the super '70s and apple to 82 degrees in parts of the delta of above average or about five to 10 degrees above average and along the peninsula ride around average the giants play the diamondbacks letter on this evening at 715 if you will be there a little early grabs and dinner temperatures will be in the mid-60s quickly falling into the mid to upper 50s will continue on with it or whether to the judge will continue to fall into the fifties it will continue on clear skies into the early afternoon >>michelle apon: traffic moving smoothly and picking up after the close of 5:00 hour as are talking about why commit for much of the area and cool in come to this is morning call foul ball one afternoon mainly for along east you go for this afternoon not a bad looking for cash for today. >>anny hong: florida merman flights to the u.s. and landed him in court thursday the discharge with two felonies meanwhile lawmakers wondered how anyone could make it through restricted air base in this capital she has more from washington >>reporter:. douglas jesse f

an hour when near fairfield nothing new and where in the delta come to the cartoon history we have goodd for that reason the national weather service has issued a wind advisory in effect until 6:00 again for solano county dental sacramental as well in the bay area as well the viewers wins coming off and on north 15th and moscow were sustained with a gust of the 40 mi. per hour will be really blustery for early this morning difficult driving conditions you my experience that tree damage and debris on the road we keep that in mind will be coming up on 6:00 this is to expire soon if you have to leave the house and an extended 15 minutes for expected to be a little bit when before you use whatever to bar at the moment for for a cost of 42 of pleasanton cool in the east bay valley's 49 in san jose and 50 in oakland 53 in san francisco and in the norplant in the course start with mid 40's slightly warmer out and apple a santa rosa and a bottle we're looking at mid 40's oakland today you'll the store where temperatures whether talking about the heat up in this map shows exactly what we're talk

an hour sustained wind breezy in the delta system at an oakland 12 out in concord and walnut creek here is the east a plan as to take a quick look at how the what will develop for the east bay the shoreline of this morning sentinel to dedham the upper 40's to mid '50's. >>james: is not to be an issue just yet we're expecting was the crowded conditions to continue right through the noon hour 60 by the bay may be perhaps 67 and and it will be on the cool side by 3:00 this afternoon will seek from the crowded conditions not as much sunshine is the scene yesterday that is what image of on a warm up to 72 maybe 73 degrees along the bay shoreline along 63 everyone else will sea temperatures and the upper 60s to 07 is as well will finish off for the seven they're on the bay for as where it was a mild right through the we really don't break the mid-70s for the warmest day that will be wednesday this coming sunday that is the weather now let's find out where it is heating up. >>george: we're looking a slow traffic and the with the early morning problems not only heavy getting out of antioch this

the department of water resources are calling for an investigation and delta farmers are being asked to report how much water they're pumping and to prove their rights to the water. >>> because of the prolonged drought tough water restrictions went into effect today. that's where we find nanette. >> reporter: you don't have to look far to find evidence of drought. look at the dry fields. they're everywhere. that's why the city council acted earlier this month declaring a level 2 water shortage. >> i sort of wonder how it will cut back. >> reporter: morgan hill residents have done really well against the drought conserveing 20%. he saves the water while the shower is are you positiving cold in barrel. still, that's not enough according to the note he got. >> we were at like 240 gallons day. we were still higher than the average they were comparing us to which blew me away. >> reporter: a level 2 water shortage means you can water your lawn only two days a week. you must repair leaks of 48 hours of discovery. you can only refill swimming pools and spas to one foot. it also bans new swim

the delta and the inland east bay could warm into the upper 70s and near 80s but it's not going to last. a cool down tomorrow. a sea breeze today. it's going to back off only in the mid-60s. oil detail the numbers for you in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. we are beginning this morning with developing news out of richmond and the search for a driver in a deadly hit-and-run. one person is dead, two more in critical condition following a late night police chase and crash. it was around 9:30 that police tried to pull over a black corvette that was speeding, but the driver floored it. a chase began, ending when the corvette smashed into a car on 24th street and gainer avenue. a passenger in that car was killed. the driver is in critical condition. police say they also found another person on the sidewalk with critical injuries. they aren't sure which car he was in. the driver of the corvette ran from the scene and is the focus of a manhunt this morning. >>> this morning san francisco police are still looking for a group of robbery suspects whose car hit and killed a woman in the

the delta breeze is kicking up big time. gusts of 35. flow master induced delta breeze. that means cooler for everybody. lots of fog. breezy, cool. highs today 50s, 60s and coming down. a lot of throw mid 70s. she here he is ready. >>> welcome back, steve. well, here we're. the traffic is light. although they are clearing up a full freeway closure on interstate 80. looking pretty good here as you drive-thru. southbound 880 right after 16th they have the freeway closed. northbound lanes, all are. on traffic is light anyway at this time. move along to the commute here on westbound interstate 80 that traffic is moderately heavy as you drive out -- it is light from the maze. it is light in the south bay now on northbound 280. we do have a little bit of slow traffic. it is very light anyway. 4:02. >>> road rage to blame for sending a cyclist to the hospital and a uber to jail. a verbal confrontation escalated into violence. >> i heard people yelling. >> store clerks heard the commotion and came outside to find a buy sick list on the ground. he was turning blue. >> that man 44

billions of gallons of water are diverted away from the delta region into the ocean every day to protect a delta smelt, a two-inch fish. more than 30% of water runoff is allowed to drain into the pacific ocean. wake up california. you don't have a water supply problem. you have a water management problem. the state has a massive annual water runoff surplus. but for 40 years, almost uninterrupted heavy-handed democratic control of the state's legislature has california drying up. hundreds of billions of tax dollars mismanaged could have been used for preparing for dry periods. the state has a gdp of $2.3 trillion. why weren't billions spent planning for a nonrainy day? instead of protecting a two-inch nonedible fish? insane liberal policyies and politicians in activist's pockets. that's why. now the chickens have come home to roost and california is dying of thirst literally. it doesn't have to be this way. reverting to the national flow of rain water could solve california's water crisis almost overnight. a pipeline from the northern region where rain is plentiful is a great solution. it

to the delta the breezy southwest wind. transport some of the cooler air. as we go through 11 o'clock or 12:00 it is sunny and 2:00 the clouds are hung up along the coast and san francisco is partly cloudy and low 60. there is one system headed into southern california and another system headed down in theness couple of of -- the next couple of days. livermore is 76 for the average high and low 70s and tomorrow a few degrees on wednesday, and temperatures barely reaching 70 by friday. a little bit of a warm-up into next weekend. we have a few showers maybe and in the higher elevations on tuesday and wednesday and the cooler air, and notice it is sunny today. we are looking at a slight cool down and low clouds and fog to retreat and then a slight chance of a shower coming in on wednesday we or thursday and mainly in the higher elevations and we are talking about the cooler yet through the end of work week and sunny and mild and seasonal for the weekend. >> we have ace train delay from the central valley and delayed because of a medical emergency by 20 minute

and then public aid and the delta of scarcely existed at all. head desperately needed but now they began to turn to the state for personal guidance it was a temporary measure only to help those devastated by the depression her expired 1935 replacing other programs at the heart of the new deal with the social security act they had made permanent structures september erkhart all of 1935 we sent a letter asking what they thought to these two programs receiving 12,000 replies. 84% were generally favorable in tone to the social security act to the disabled the "journal" wrote above all of us is a social security program for the first time to realize practically all the objectives catholics and protestants and jews for religious leaders like best to have religious achievement it freed them to work on the vandalism. travel express concerns that were spread by the late '30's with conservative white protestants. and a self-proclaimed southern democrat worried it would unfold with community members who had some place else to go when they needed help. now

we have breezy conditions toward the delta. the winds have dialed back.ll pick up this afternoon northwesterly 10 to 15. numbers average above normal and slightly above yesterday's temperatures. 60s and the 70s across the board. north of the bay bridge temperatures in the 60s and 70s. and in lake county today with the sunshine 73 in cloverdale. we have the bay bridge series forecast liz coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> thank you, roberta. speaking of the bay bridge, things are heating up. likely they will be turning on the metering lights in the next 10 minutes. cash lanes stacking up. fastrak users this is your time to take full advantage of those fastrak passes. so far there's no delay there all the way into san francisco. but the rest of the lanes are backed up to the end of the parking lot just to the first overcrossing. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. eastbound roadwork still out there from foster city boulevard to clawiter. westbound 92 looks okay and one of our slowest travel times. >>> two passenger planes had to turn around after ta

as we have low to mid '70's in the south bay if san jose come into 71 the east bay valley woman the deltalans and and what is 71 for san rafael as we headed to the napa valley downtown san francisco today will be 63 years the seven met on the bay for cash looking ahead to the job on friday and it would it was a chance for light sour to release the first half of saturday with dried out and warm up on sunday and certainly warming in the back to the '80s by the beginning of next week. >>george: less take a look at the right here on 880 in the southbound direction we have been tracking an accident in the hot spot developing for the crash at tennyson road to the flames of the land i believe our block in that is why we have reached at tie with 238 tracking the drive time with continue to watch an uptake 30 minutes in the corridor commitment to 38 down to 237 and you're ride through the south bay at least 4101280 and 85 looks great 17 is a different story in the trip up from santa cruz down to some was an accident a little close to the glove tracking you're ride to the bridges this morning the b

while move down the coast to the delta there the richest oil-produceing region in the country our course important dent yvonne ndege. >> we understand that there is violence and some election irregularities are taking place in quite a number of polling areas and polling stations. we're also told in some areas armed men have shown up and snatched ballot boxes ballot papers and electoral materials. it has caused fear and tension in this close contest. there is heavy presence of security personnel however in some areas things are going relatively well and peacefully like where i am. people hear have been accredited to take part in the election. they're just awaiting to cast their ballots. there is, like i say, fare about insecurity. a curfew has been put in place and there is a restriction on vehicle movements. >> tens of thousands of people have been displaced by fighting. having signed a treaty, leaving many of the internally displaced people feel they may never go back. >> she's been washing her family's clothes the same way for the past 24 years. sharing a stem pipe with the neighbors o

now a modified plan to build the delta tunnels is stirring up renewed outrage. p. >>> day one of the match day championships, the giants five . >>> good morning, everyone. dodgers came in last night's game against the giants leading the league in home runs with 28. bruce bochy blew his top. requires 1st inning for vogelsong. peterson led off with a solo shot. three batters later gonzalez goes deep. then two batters later ethier. 4-1 dodgers after one on the strength of three home runs. then in the third oakland's jimmy rollins goes deep. solo shot. and you get the idea. that made it 5-1. vogelsong allowed four home runs six runs in three innings. l.a. wins 7-3 a's losers last night to the angels. for the first time since 2009, the top golfers in the world return to harding park for a day at match play. if you get [ indiscernible ] ben martin tied with kuchar on 17. then 230 yards out hole in one. he would defeat kuchar, who even gave martin some love for that shot as he should. masters champ jordan spieth on 16. nice chip shot to set him up for a bird. he defeate

experts say the number of smelt is considered a measure of conditions in the delta. but combined with the ongoing drought. the numbers were not unexpected. >> james:the rock and roll hall of fame inducts the class of 2015. meanwhile, usher isn't letting crutches keep him from dancing. andy rose has those stories and more in today's hollywood minute. >> reporter:rock n' roll lovers rejoice. the band behind this anthem is among several new members of the rock n' roll hall of fame. joan jett and the blackhearts, ringo starr and green day were just some of the musicians inducted over the weekend. usher is still recovering from foot surgery but that of his moves at an earth day concert the r and b star even had gold crutches custom made for the event. he's now giving the crutches away to promote the global citizen earth day app. >> reporter:furious 7 held on to the number one spot at the box office for the third weekend in a row making nearly 30 million dollars. kevin james's sequel paul blart mall: cop 2 opened in second place. rounded out the top 3. for hollywood minute

a lot of low clouds and place the delta breezes really kicked in. that is the key.yesterday was a little easterly and northerly breeze that's not there today it's mostly west. fiftys on the thames, low 50s for many but it's the breeze. because it's overcast oakland airport is calm that is a sure sign high pressure is losing its grip ever so slightly. this will come in and give us a big cooldown starting today and into tomorrow. the fog returns, low clouds, cool and breezy much cooler coast and debate it will be windy at times it san pablo bay delta delta 50 50 -- 60s over by the coast 70s and holding onto a few '80s down a good ten . i know you're busy right out of the gate here. a. >>> we here. >>> we are following breaking news out of the east bay. a fiery multicar crash shut down part of interstate 880 on the open san leandro border it happened about just an hour ago and ktvu alex savidge is there live with the latest. >>reporter: good morning. a huge mess out here for early- morning commuters in the east bay. take a look behind us. northbound lanes, all of them