it's a to the south at the dixon landing road exit. the 4 right lanes are close leaving only the far left lane open and it's a mess a sick alert has been issued by chp warning you of the crash you are backed up all the way through san leandro from to 38 which is normally the slow down, it's just much much heavier and a whopping 80 minutes just to make it out to milpitas so plan ahead or avoided if you can't keep my eyes on it. meanwhile at the bay bridge a trip to san francisco looks normal. it's still backed up through the maze but at least it's under 20 minutes to make it to fremont street i'll take that we'll check more coming up john. >>well robin a mix of clouds and sunshine out there the bay bridge a little bit cloudier than sfo is where skies are actually pretty clear and that's good news for any hlights that you may have out or any friends that you may have a arriving today flying into the bay area as for winds there also lot calmer than we have been now all this is lining up well not just for your travels are getting outside a

dixon more or less avoids it. and highlights conspiracy theories, and there was one, that johnson was highlighting -- helping john wilkes booth. the other two actually do deal with the legal issue. although the film mistakenly says the tenure office act for bids dismissal of the cabinet member appointed lincoln -- that's not right -- they per trade the dispute more or less accurately. be itted in knowing to was unconstitutional, but they failed to mention brandeis and homes, the senate. how did we get to the notion of the law versus politics opposition? for dixon, it was all politics. for kennedy, a little more nuanced. i'll let kennedy speak for the two of them. johnson accusers said they did not give them a fair trial of the formal issue upon which impeachment was drawn, but intended to depose him from the white house on any grounds, real or imagined, for refusing to accept these policies. those policy disagreements had become law. one of the charges against johnson was that, of the political, not legal, of not

dixon i would ask at this point you make your way to the witness table. the committee now convenes to consider the nomination of stephen dixon for the position of administrator of the federal aviation administration prior to the retirement last year he served as senior vice president of the flight operations for delta airlines and began his career with nearly 30 years ago with delta and as a pilot following over a decade of military service as an air force fighter pilot. a graduate of the air force academy and george state university's law school. the president has nominated mr. dixon to be the administrator in the especially challenging time for the agency. the world's gold standard for aviation safety. however the recent overseas crashes off the 737 aircraft have raised serious questions about the role in aircraft certification. i hope to hear how he plans to restore the full confidence in the agency. if he is confirmed. i can assure him the committee will continue its oversight and hold the faa accountable for any mistakes we uncover but we also stand

dixon. he will be accompanying delegations at the funeral of-- today so we certainly understand that sen. isakson in support of mr. dixon and very much wanted to be a part of honoring the senator. with that said we turn to you for your opening statement and feel free to introduce your family. thank you sir. >> it's an honor to appear before you today as the president's nominee for the administrator of federal administration aviation. if confirmed i look forward to working with you and congress to enable and strengthen our world-class aviation system. as mentioned, i appreciate the generous introduction submitted by sen. isakson. i'm humbled by this nomination and the opportunity to serve our nation. i would like to thank pres. trump and the secretary for their confidence to lead the faa during this important time. i would also like to thank my good friend and acting administrator for his strong principle leadership of the agency. before i begin formal remarks i would like to introduce my fam

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we had a major accident in milpitas and dixon landing and had 4 lanes close. it's gone but 66 minutes is your drive time now for the southbound them, it's to 38 to 37, so it's going to take some time to recover here the metro center footbridge nothing's going on as far as you know like major accidents or stalls its just crowded lot of folks working their way to the north bay 19 minutes and growing from the tolls to one on one and the bay bridge looks the same it's not improving mature backed up through the maze john. well, robin skies, nice and clear above most of the bay area right now there's a view of san francisco and it's the clearest it's been all morning long so that's a nice little change blue skies over san jose as well and also blue skies over the east bay you do see some of that cloud cover in the distance a is streaming through the golden gate. >>now skies above increasingly clear helping temperatures to rise already and will continue to rise into the afternoon eventually that will take us on into the 70's today, high pressure is going to keep us w

dixon, we turn to you for your opening statement and feel free to introduce your family.hank you, sir. >> thank you esther chairman, ranking member cantwell and members of the committee it is an honor to appear before you today as the president's nominee for administratonomineefor admil aviation administration and if confirmed, i look forward to working with you and the congress to enable and strengthen our world-class aviation system. as mentioned, i appreciate the kind and generous introduction submitted by senator isakson. i'm humbled by this nomination and the opportunity to serve the nation. i'd like to thank president trump and the secretary for their confidence in me to lead to the faa during this important time. i also like to thank my good friend of the acting administrator for his strong principled leadership of the agency. but before i begin my remarks i would like to introduce my family, including a few who couldn't be here today, my father is feeling a bit and was unable to make the trip and my mother, they both lived in florida and i extend to them by love a

g>>ffin passenger, andrew dixon. inside the vehicle police say they recovered a handgun with hollow point bullets. dixon is charged with possession of an illegal handgun. prosecutors say no other officers opened fire crespo, whose attorney declined to comment to nbc news, joined the newark police force two years ago. >> he showed a reckless disregard for human life by shooting into a moving vehicle. >> reporter: the police und s looks forward to his day in court if convicted on all counts, he could face life in prison gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> the faa and global aviation regulators meet tomorrow to discuss a pathway to get a boeing 737 max aircraft back in the skies once the grounding order is lifted the planes are operated by more than 40 airlines including southwest, united, and american and in an exclusive interview, i sat down with the ceo of american, doug parker, to talk about the challenges of flying the max again. it's something no airline executive wants to see airplanes grounded at the start of austomer

michael krol's burger and peter dixon. we continue. stay with us.gan barclays and he grew are among banks find a total of ..7 -- 1.7 billion euros you have been pouring over this. you have been looking into it. how much is this legacy? this is something that is a reminder that bankers and banks are at risk of being fined but it should not be a problem going forward. quite an old cartel and behavior that goes back about five years. authorities in the u.s. fined banks in 2015. the banks knew what was coming and they agreed to this. they got lower fines because they settled with european authorities. there is one bank that we are still waiting for, credit suisse that has not titled the case. we are in a position where this is finally behind those banks. i was going to ask about other penalties. how many more fines are we expecting on other things? >> we are looking at some new cartels. we are looking at bond cartels, there is one for ssa's and eurozone. the banks have only recently been charged. we saw one in december and one a couple months ago. we sa

. >> reporter: the gunfire killed griffin and injured his passenger, andrew dixon. inside the vehicle police say they recovered a handgun with hollow point bullets dixon is charged with possession of an illegal handgun. prosecutors say no other officers opened fire crespo, whose attorney declined to comment to nbc news, joined the newark police force less than two years ago >> he showed a reckless disregard for human life by shooting into a moving vehicle >> reporter: the police union says it fully supports him and looks forward to his day in court. if convicted on all counts, he could face life in prison. gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> let's check back in with nbc meteorologist janessa webb tracking that storm affecting millions today. >> these embedded storms are moving fairly quickly, already making their way into the midwest here so it's going to be a long overnight. we are far from done from these storms as this squall line continues to make its way into illinois now, flash flooding going to be a concern with flash flood watches and warnings in place throughout y

most of it is still north of the mason dixon line at this point extrem pennsylvania shower maybe a distant flash of lightn on the horizon. not much of aain chance in and around the city. most of the showers will stay temper you're right, igs and low70s for now. 94 for a h temperature before the strong and potentially into t afternoon. future weather coming up. jack tailylor, your beard looks good. >> on 2 nthbound main line there' been a crash headed avenue that accident activity is cle the zone coming off of main line 270 ads towar montrose 66 heading in the eastbound direct that works with the work on e66t ramp of the aaron, eun, back to you. develo now. a multi-vehicl crash on the this w the sne near route 202 and arena drive just before mi iig witnest all started motorc the rider was pronounced dead at the both southbound lanes and two detour in place to help you get aroun under investigati in brandy wine. police trying to figure out night. choppe 4 was over the scene on the mini van crossed the double the driver of the work van that crash. this is cell phone video showing a torn formi

drops grazing the mason dixon nothin big going across the storms temper muggy.av if you h't been outside yet, yuck. it's a gross feeling there. 60s and 70s for the forecast. the countdown for summer it in the mid to upper 80s by recess time and in the storms begin i just aboutn time school for now, let's go to traffic. >>> chuck,hank you. starti in the district on i-295 headed in the northbound direct single lane gtting suitla parkway. gettin by the left and then theu right yead towards the 11th s the 11th street bridge and the westbound span is closed. 50 eastbound is running two-way westbo should be re-opening minute crews are out there and they to get westbounder moving on aaron,eun, pack to you. tracki deadly crashes on county thelatest, a terrible accident largo. and hit a motorcyclist that motorcyclis was thrown this is the fourth morcyclis >>> the other deadly crash police are trying to figure out night. choppe was over thescene on brandy road not far from the mini van crossed the double both drivers were killed. a worker in fairx county is lane falls church last night. accord toy

protectionist policies without calling donald trump by name here's what the german chancellor said well dixon is most protectionism in trade conflicts jeopardize free international trade and thus the very foundations of our prosperity more than ever we must think and act multilaterally instead of unilaterally. start not soon the global rather than national. there's also that is it that sin is to shout out to it looking rather than isolationist. german chancellor angela merkel speaking there clifford let me come back to you with so much disruption and potential disruption in global supply chains it's not only companies in the united states and mexico and china or europe for that matter who are getting increasingly nervous yeah i think you know countries like vietnam which is profited from the u.s. china trade conflict even germany as we've just seen a lot of countries are going to be looking at this and thinking this is almost like an attack on the global supply chain and a lot of the things that people have taken for granted in global trade for a long time they can no longer take these things

. >> reporter: the operations director pete dixon said people respond to pastor dave's humility. >> i've seen people attack him, cuss him out, say we don't want any of your religion but the same people come back and give him a hug. >> reporter: providing the homeless and at risk hope through street life ministries. this year's jefferson awards goes to him. >> you can always nominate someone at kpix.com/hero. we'll be right back. >>> today's food of the day is baby broccoli. when you see it like this in the market, would you take a look at how beautiful it s look. it's like a little baby brock economy. when you buy it make sure it's light purple color and green. the stems nice and green. and just like asparagus, when you seat stems, cut off the very, very bottom and it can be very rough and hard there. that, you don't want. right from the bottom it's nice and tender, so use the whole thing. when you bring them home, in your refrigerator right away and store it for a few days. by the way, baby broccoli just like broccoli is a super food loaded with nutritional value. i'm tony tantillo. rem

just giv getting the timeline correct, when you call miss dixon the property manager and she said that there was just speculative and they were in the planning but they had permits in hand. >> correct. >> so just -- i have it right here and you spoke to her when? >> i would have to check my email to see what the date was. my next door neighbor, who is actually here, had emailed her and copied me on the email. but that was on or around february 14th of this year, i believe. >> probably he'll have time for testimony. >> it was february 14th of this year. >> thank you. >> and to elaborate on that, there is protection for tenants, as i think you know, and what you lease is what you get regardless of what happens physically within the building and so that although change is appropriate as long as it abides by the law, if you had a parking place, you'll have that parking place at the end. if you had a storedge unit, you have the same or like at end. ifs there was a laundry facility, if you had one in the first place, there will be one in the second place. may not be in the same location. but

there's the northbound 880 at dixon landing. that has been moved to the right shoulder.eal, it is slow and go. and that accident is blocking one lane because the fire department is on the scene. that updates as we speak. and another southbound 680 at 262. that's been moved to the right shoulder. but it's been slow of that connector there. and one lane is blockerred. -- blocked. it is starting to back things up on 101. this is a major artery for your commute this morning. it's up to 51 minutes there. as you get closer to that crash, you can get by it. but take a look behind e red. as you are close to 280. you might want to get around 280 and slow around it. we are also seeing things starting to heat up in your westbound highway 4 commute. there's a crash at loveridge. and i'm waiting on chp to tell me if there are any lanes blocked. it is in that westbound direction. you're under 30 miles an hour as you're going through bay point. then once yoget closer to the east shore freeway. then let's head out to the altamonte pass. no accidents to report. just your regular rush hou

over to the peninsula, but it's not bad we're holding at 30 minutes which is good to the south the dixonnto milpitas accident here involving a motorcyclist that's down so we have a lot of slowing going south through a food mill peta's and fremont in union city in hayward is going to be very busy from san leandro all the way down to the motorcycle crash and stretches so 44 minutes is your drive time there we're checking the bay bridge and it looks pretty good, i know it's backed up, but this is normal and it's cool i am so about 20 minutes into san francisco. and the de martin bridge pretty packed 32 minutes and growing west on 84 to bayfront expressway. >>often attended when he came back. the vengeance. so but again the key so that everything safety without a song that became back >>that's clay after the warriors when talking about losing his splash brother for a little while in game 2 when staff gave the rockets, the middle finger and almost lost it happened in the 1st quarter curry flipped the bird at the ball underneath the basket. there any wound up dislocating his left middle finger

it got so bad for the tigers that brandon dixon pitched the 9th inning. the a's hit 5 home runs. they pound out detroit, 17-3. >>> the sharks appeared to catch a new spring last night in st. louis. a hand pass that helped set up karlsson's goal. but the refs didn't call it. >> they're not trying to screw anybody. they're really not. they're good guys. >> was that a hand pass on the final goal? >> we weren't playing hand ball, were we? we were may playing hockey and we were just trying to win this game. >>> sharks in the driver's seat. warriors trying to get in the driver's seat. kd not playing because of that calf injury. we'll find out more about that this evening. highlights and postgame on the late show. >> we'll be right back. >>> han solo, he's captured, they freeze him in carbonite and he's brought out of it. >> this is for real. what if humans could be frozen immediately upon death and brought back to life once a secure found? some patients are already signing up for it. find out about the technology that aims to allow you to live forever, and what the critics are saying a

let's bring in matt dixon. you have two pretty blue districts here.ms to be targeting them. is that the concern, that this is about politics? >> well, i would say there's two concerns here. the two areas palm beach county and broward, are very democratic. their local politicians, their local officials are kind of crying politics. some of them have said, you know, let undocumented immigrants come to our communities and we'll care for them. others have blamed politics and the trump administration. there's also been some communication issues. even republicans and some of president trump's staunchest allies have been concerned they were blindsided by this, including governor ron desanlts. they're scrambling, trying to decide what to make of this quickly decided plan. >> how about the political implications of this? florida is key in every race, certainly will be in 2020. is this an attempt to influence the election by the president, by the dhs? >> i think that's yet to be seen. there actually hasn't been a lot of communication out of the federal governmen

. >> operations director scott dixon says people respond to pastor david's humility . >> i've seen peoplen the street attack him, cuss him out and say we don't want any of your religion but then those same people come back and give him a hug. >>reporter: so pure providing the homeless help and hope through streetlife ministries, this year's award goes to pastor david sharon . >> william now gives back volunteering alongside pastor david at streetlife ministries. there's a big fundraiser on august 24, an olympic style sports competition in redwood city . >> write that down, were going . >> a great fundraiser for the homeless. >>> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero . >> still ahead at 6 pm, more legal drama with the flintstone house in hillsboro. this time the homeowner is striking back . >>> the state is trying to learn lessons from the wildfires that tore through the community six months ago today. that story coming up. >>> some of the hottest videos on social media, the videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. >>> the colle

the highest threat level will be north of the mason dixon line in pennsylvania. of the d.c. metro area have a chance of strong to potentially severe storms today. going to be with it.ir the f cluster wl

shower, we are seeing a few isolated showers mainly to the norh, through hagerstown around the mason dixon line. again, this is going to continue to push into maryland, could have a few isolated showers as we get this morning's started but they won't last long. we'ltalk about the remainder of the day and whether you can see some showers. we've got weather day at nats park. i'll join chuck bell later this afternoon and doug kammerer will announce the summer outlook at 4:00 p.m. we'll talk more aboutt. tha first to traffic and melissa mollet. good morning. >> good morning. first 4 traffic alert at 4:00 a.m. we're talking aboutlaurel, northbound 95 at 198 is where this camera is. this is a tractortrailer fir fully engulfed. you can see the delays as you're headed northbound there. poolesville, darns town at buck lodge, all lanes blocked both ways for a crash. outer loop between georgetown pike and the roll, tooad right lane blocked and the inner loop near st. barnabas road. eun? >> thank you. >>> police in prince george's county are tryg to figure out how a woman ended up dead in a creek. >>

the highest threat level will be north of the mason dixon line in pennsylvania. even northern maryland and the northern ha of the d.c. metro area have a chance of strong to potentially severe storms today. going to be with it.ir the f cluster will be in and out before lunchtime but likely to impact the morning commute. thundeand lightning in northern west virginia, far western maryland. you can really tell that on that track it's going to be moving in here? --e moving in h around 6:00 to 7:00. no watches or warnings just yet. we'll keep a close eye on over the next couple of hours. any time we have thunder and lightning on the morning commute, that's unusual. so much heat and humidity around, could have another chance for storms later in the day. depends how worked over the emosphere gets her early this morning. right now we're starting off with temperatures in the 60s out west of i-95. chesapeake bay. and near the your planner then, a rainnd thunder off and on through the morning comte. clearing late morning into the afternoon. most areasack above 90 today.pe de

it was the mason-dixon line. we have the northerners in california on one end, and we have the southerners on the other, and we do not mingle. we just had nothing in common. the weekend pass, the southerners would stay in the barracks and buy cheap american beer and get drunk, and the northerners would go out on the town. sorry, you southerners, but that is the way it was. we were divided, and we are still divided today. host: a question for our guest while we have him here. at the phe german beer x, but no, they chose cheap american beer. there are people working on the bipartisan divide, people, reachk to all sides from different points of views, different conversations to help people have these different conversations about social issues, so there are people working on these issues. host: let's go to eugene, salt lake city, democrat. hi there. caller: yeah, hi. iran is going to be the new iraq, and if we are not careful, we're going to have war crimes against us for killing all of the, you know, for buying wea

already tracking some hotspots this morning, it is already, it is only for doctor, southbound 880 at dixon landing, some lanes are blocked in the area and it doesn't look like it's slowing down a lot of speeds, it is early this morning but an accident also southbound 101 at oyster point. that is on the shoulder, so chp will be working to clear the debris and roadwork, 680, both directions until 6:00 this morning and that will affect a lot of people in the east bay as they head out the door this morning, take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, not so bad, some stacking at the cash lanes, but it looks like cars are moving along and metering lights are not in about an hour. >>> we have a new announcement this morning from cbs news coming from the top, big changes first for cbs this morning which airs right after our broadcast. it will be anchored by gayle king and these guys, anthony mason and tony to coble and nora o'donnell is going to be moving to the cbs evening news where she will be the anchor there moving to 60 minutes. a lot of big changes for cbs news, it is going to affect may 20.

kaepernick that includes fairfax -- 9:00inthat ludes fairfax county, arlington, frederick, to the mason dixon line. down to under a mile visibility in ts. temperatures mostly in the 50s to around 60. 61 in fredericksburg a washington. 58 in gaithersburg now. 60 in charlestown, west virginia. so your forecast then for today -- once the fog gives way, sunshine will break out probably around 9:00, 10:00 this morning. it tlln very warm and a bit humid by early may standards. and there is a likelihood of some thunderstormtoday between 3:00 and 8:00. an even higher chance for rain tomorrow. nfortunately, pretty high chances for rain both days over thereeekend as this aa of stormess finally com our way. i do think the tail end of the weekend may have some promise to be dry later on in t day sunday. but much of sunday morning is going to be lost to raindrops.in today's ra coming to us from parts of ohio and pennsylvania. here's the future weather -- this is echigh-resolution fort model. a bubbling up of rain and thunderstorms between 2: and 4:00 coming east of the blue ridge and coming riht through t

but it was only when bryony dixon — a curator with the british film institute — was shown it, that itstoria in close—up before. it's completely unique because you can see the queen's face for the first time, probably since 1900, since this was shown. it's close up, you can see expressions, you can see her in movement rather than just as a stiff portrait or a still photograph. queen victoria embraced the new medium of film. she and tsar nicholas ii were filled at balmoral in 1896 and the following year, a0 cameras were used to capture the queen's diamond jubilee. very much film was an extension of a whole series of image making about queen victoria. it makes her seem real. it makes her seem real and she is real. but what sets this film apart is the level of detail and that's largely down to the film's size. 68 millimetres on the left and on the right, the footage was filmed in 35 millimetres, a cheaperformat which became the industry standard despite the loss of detail. the result, very few films of such high quality were made and no others capture so clearly this living, breathing, mov

but it was only when bryony dixon — a curator with the british film institute — was shown it, that itsse—up before. it's completely unique because you can see the queen's face for the first time, probably since 1900, since this was shown. it's close up, you can see expressions, you can see her in movement rather than just as a stiff portrait or a still photograph. queen victoria embraced the new medium of film. she and tsar nicholas ii were filled at balmoral in 1896 and the following year, a0 cameras were used to capture the queen's diamond jubilee. very much film was an extension of a whole series of image making about queen victoria. it makes her seem real. it makes her seem real and she is real. but what sets this film apart is the level of detail and that's largely down to the film's size. 68 millimetres on the left and on the right, the footage was filmed in 35 millimetres, a cheaperformat which became the industry standard despite the loss of detail. the result, very few films of such high quality were made and no others capture so clearly this living, breathing, moving monarch.

but it was only when bryony dixon — a curator with the british film institute — was shown it, that its close—up before. it's completely unique because you can see the queen's face for the first time, probably since 1900, since this was shown. it's close up, you can see expressions, you can see her in movement rather than just as a stiff portrait or a still photograph. queen victoria embraced the new medium of film. she and tsar nicholas ii were filled at balmoral in 1896 and the following year, a0 cameras were used to capture the queen's diamond jubilee. very much film was an extension of a whole series of image making about queen victoria. it makes her seem real. it makes her seem real and she is real. but what sets this film apart is the level of detail and that's largely down to the film's size. 68 millimetres on the left and on the right, the footage was filmed in 35 millimetres, a cheaperformat which became the industry standard despite the loss of detail. the result, very few films of such high quality were made and no others capture so clearly this living, breathing, moving mona

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and this is 2:00 p.m., we are dry, maybe a thunderstorm up around the mason-dixon line. 4:00 p.m. maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm and most are dry. we hit' 6:00, we almost completely dry across the area. that being said, i do think that we'll see heavy rain moving through the area ding the later evening and overnight hours. for example, here is about 9:00, 10:00 p.m., pockets of heaer rain by 3:00 a.m. the rain threat is out of here. completely dry tomorrow on friday. friday it is going to be fabulous. breezy and low humidity low 80s. really gorgeous out there. today we'regr running ten dees above normal with the high of 87. friday and saturday low to mid-80s. sunday we hit 90 degrees. it will be our second 90-degree day so far this year. we're in the upper 80 on memorial day. so great pool weather saturday, sunday as well as memorial day. the best chance that you are t dealing wi storm over the holiday weekend is going to be out there on sunday. but that risk onlyt about 30%. if you are hitting the beach, the weather there looking nice with temperatures in the mid to upp

. >> reporter: michael dixon's job of charging electronic scootersl takes him over the city and northern virginia. >> in arlington i saw a power pole snapped ilf out in the middle of the street.re >>rter: and so, again, the elms, trees like this one, really took the brunt of the damage. no actual numbers yet in terms of what was lost, what will need to be rlaced and what might just need to be trimmed. that's what they're doing for you, asessing the situation. national park service experts are looking at all the trees. the good news is most of the cherry trees will be okay. just a couple have been lost here. we should have hard numbers at the end of the day here. now, i als want to give a shoutout to the crews involved here, na crews as well as the contractors. this is a very busy weekend, memorial y. there's a lot of debris aroundhe and tre working long hours to clean it up before the weekend gets under way in full force. back to you. >> good point, megan, the park service is on it, thank you so much. >>> a lot of people e dealing with power outages. pepco is reporting 579 customers with

this boundary is a little too far north of us, nothing around the mason dixon line.howing storms around our region, severe storms watch towards roanoke and to the north and westnd more severe weather and tornadoes in the portions of texas, oklahoma and parts of arkansas. this will continue tomorrow. then, we get a little bit of break for severe weather and great weather the next couple of days. amelia. >> exactly. looking really nice out there friday and saturday and tomorrow if we hit 90 degrees again our first heat wave. starting off similar to today. already hotut there. temperatures, 74 degrees. partly sunny skies throughout the day. lunchtime, 8 scattered thundershowers tomorrow at about 2:00 p.m. we see that disturbance move hrough the area and heavy rain is a possibility tomorrow with thunderstorms by about 7:00 p.m., still at 74 degrees out there. as we take a look, this ison no tomorrow. plenty of cloudiness out there. once we hit 2:00 p.m., scattered showers, rumbles of thunder developing. look at this line of heavy rainfall moving through the area. this co

and the other crash is northbound 880 north of dixon landing in the fremont area. there is an ambulance being called to the scene there. here is 880 in oakland. a little more busy in the southbound lanes as you pass oracle arena. here is the golden gate bridge. a lot of fog in the distance. all that drizzle we have been referencing this morning. drivers there certainly experiencing that. it is 5:32. back to the desk. >> allie, thank you. >>> no more waiting. the long wait is over. tonight the nba finals begin. game one between the champions, the warriors and toronto raptors in toronto. >> the warriors are the heavy favorites in the series. but for the first time they are in their title run. the warriors start on the road in the finals. we will see how that effects things. frank mallicoat is in the newsroom with a little preview. >> good morning, guys. finally. it seems like a month but it has only been ten days since the warriors wrapped up the series but now they are playing the rob or thes. the raptors won both games against the warrior this is past regular seaso

chance for severe storms tomorrow is north of washington and enhanced area in pennsylvania d mason dixonline. southern maryland, northern virginia, a strong chance of storms out there. and in virginia, 30-40%. if you're getting out of town heading to the beach thisek weend. looking nice. sunday.saturday, but not the water, highs in the upper 70s on thosdays. the 10-day forecast is coming up at 4:45. and tomorrow is a d you're weather ready and you might make it through thursday. 83 with a nice breeze. 85 on saturday. our second 90 of the year happens on sunday. a high of 91 and l chance forte day showers and thunderstorms. more on the holiday weekend cing up at 4:45. >> all right. thank you. >>> if you take advantage of those temperatures and go outdoors and maybe hit the beach, we're working for your health withips to protect your skin. the four things a local st dermatologiays you can do to lessen the sun's damage. >>> plus, have you seen this? a wild ride. a local man will expla hi. i'm monday. i know, people don't like me. that's fine, i'm not really wild about people. oh heyugh.nday

inside the vehicle police say they recovered a handgun with hollow point bullets dixon, the passenger, is charged with possession of an illegal handgun. prosecutors say no other officers opened fire. >> he showed a reckless disregard for human life by shooting into a moving vehicle. >> reporter: the indictment comes after a federal probe two years ago uncovered a pattern of unconstitutional police practices in newark, including improper searches and stops and excessive use of force crespo joined the newark police force less than two years ago. it is not clear if he has an attorney if convicted on all counts he could face life in prison. >> gabe, thank you >> hard to watch. >>> a lot more to get to this morning, including the st. louis blues headed back to the stanley cup final for the first time since 1970 the blues beat the san jose sharks last night 5-1 in game six of the western conference finals it's quite a comeback story for st. louis. the team was in last place back in january now four wins away from hoisting that cup the blues will face off against the boston bruins game one n

look at all of this traffic near dixon landing drove road.ooks a little bit better. quick check of the toll plaza, we are going to take another look coming up soon, but the toll plaza is still busy, of course, it is not anything like it was yesterday at this time. 8:19, let's bring in steve. >> think you very much, a little bit of fog out there, but only patchy clouds, the last couple of days, we had a rather deep fog, as that system came in. it brought in some cool air. beautiful gorgeous morning in downtown sonoma. i think about 74 today, i think you are right. some 50s already for a few, 40s for others, and we did have a few 30s, hope valley was in there, even the napa airport did check in briefly at 39 degrees. they went up to 44. a couple of days where the temperatures have been below average, now we will start to inch your average, to talk about on friday, not that warm, but then we will cool off by the weekend. santa rosa, san jose, a little bit of both. san francisco, oakland airport, right where they should be. there is a lot of cold

and i'm sharing soul food with chuck armsbury and aaron dixon. founder of the black panther party.. >> there's a narrative that the black panthers didn't like white people, wanted to hurt white people and you were there at the beginning of black panthers and you were working together. >> malcolm x went through that revolution. he went through the period of being a black national itself, and after traveling not just around the world, but in parts of america, he began to realize that this struggle was not just about black people. that this struggle was for the rights of all oppressed people. >> that was an enduring kind of solidarity i felt with members of the panther party and era. it's a sense of duty and honor. we're going to look out for each other. >> and the fact that black americans -- such a small population, how can we talk about changing the system in america, revolution in america when we're such a small part of the pie? >> in the late 60s the panthers banded together with chuck's patriot party who organized poor rural people in the pacific northwest and appalachian south.

again, the best risk is going to be in pennsylvania with just a chance once you cross over the mason-dixone and that chance lessens south. so south of d.c. not going to see that chance. we're going to see that around here in areas to the north. so, again, look this. timing it out for you. a few showers and thunderstorms. that is it. mastnly north. of us are staying dry as we continue into the evening. tomorrow we'll b t back low 90s. we have another chance ofo rs and thunderstorms. we'll show you that and we'll show you the weekend that is coming up in a little bit. aaron. >> lauryn, thank you. >>> the weather is heating up hid maybe you are tnking about a summer job. comg up, the top spots for jobs in the next few months. >>> plus celebrating survival. a woman rescue after 17 days thanks to the searchers who ner gave up. ve >> announcer: you're watching "news4 midday." >>> welcome back. the maryland native who went missing in hawaii for weeksis expected to give her first public news cference today. amanda earl was found on friday after 17 days. she was lost in dfose st and had fallen off

robin thank you john yesterday we slew of problems on 80 south in milpitas right around dixon landings morning, another major accident and the same spot south 8.80 right before to 37 year 3 left lanes are closed that's why made in a hot spot. crews are on scene. the backup is growing through milpitas fremont it was already very slow out of union city and hayward as well so it's adding to the congestion and you're almost back at an hour now 80 south to 38 to to 37 so be prepared for that so traffic on the limits all traffic on 92, a little bit a bridge work happening on the shoulder, but at least it's not blocking. under 30 minutes normal but still very crowded making your way over to bay bridge and only e u need to get not give it another 2 hours or so for the trip from a san leandro to downtown oakland, both freeways look pretty decent right under 30 minutes from to 38 to 9.80 and then 2.80 is recovering from a crash some pretty heavy from san jose to cupertino at 29 minutes heading north. >>time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert, rob black and rob you used to be a

. >> reporter: park ranger dixon says it only dkes one to create a lifetime of memories here, and we did it on one tank. gas. >> the oysters will be on full days play at this 51st annual chincoteague seafood festival. anastern shore tradition happening tomorrow from 10:00 to 4:00 p.m. the light is still on the island -- mollet is still on the land. she'll join us live in a few minutes. >> love raw oysters. >> you're the only one here. >> and now mollet. >> and mollet! i'm going to have to talk to her for real and see if she enjoyed russia. as o you like escargot, well? >> i do. but i don't eat raw escargot, i eat them cooked. not that i eat them all the time. >> too slippery. t aexture thing. >> give me meatlaf. >> i li that, too. >> i'm not a meatloaf guy. >> what you do like to eat? >> it should be -- my person opinion, meatloaf is the final half life of everything. you cook food all week, you got a little of this left over, a of little that left over, you smoosh it up in a pan, bank it, call it ketchup and serve it to ykids. that'smy personal of meatloaf. a rain-free start across

these should most likely stay north of the mason dixon line. it is something we'll be tracking for you tonight. a better chance of area wide storms during the day tomorrow. that's why we're in weather alert tomorrow. we did hit 90 degreesie we're back down to 89. heat index in the low 90s.e we go to th low to mid 90s in parts of the region. we'll show you how hot things get and i'll take you hour by hour. we'll see you back here in about ten minutes. >> we're counting on. doug, thank you. particularly violent weekend here in the district. capped off by a deadly shooting just after midnight. that means in the past 48 hours we've seen at least three people killed. several others wounded. newsmi 4's cory s joins us live with a look at efforts by police and community groups to try to stem this violence. cory. > well, jim, not too long ago we heard from police chief newsham. he said this week will not be the new normal this summer. mpd has and will continue to pour resources into these high crime areas to cut down on the violence. but it is going ta

. >> reporter: park ranger dixon says it only takes one day to createifetime of memories here, and we did it on one tank of gas. we're live showing the fresh seafood pulled out of the water yesterday. mr. tommy clark makes all of this happen. well known. you have oysters in your hands there looking beautiful. i want to thank our chincoteague high schoolers for doing a beautiful job welcoming us to the isla thougis morning. thank you, you got up early this morning. and the mayor, mayorrthur leona leonard. one tank of gas got us here to paradise. >> three hours fr.c. we've got the seafood festival tomorrow. all good. >> reporter: talk about the festival -- evelyn with the chamber of commerce, people can stcome, there are still some tickets? tell us how we find out more. >> we have a few tickets left. you can go on line at chincoteaguechamber.com, and order yours no reporter: i love it. you see the yellow car that the kids are on? i had the chance to drive that aund town. we're going to have much more on that later on "news4 today." thank you, guys, for coming out. we're not done yet. we