a weak disturbance will pass over the region tuesday night resulting in a small chance for scattered showers. high pressure will produce dry and warmer conditions during the second half of the week. accident in concrd cleared sb 680 at concord ave jammed from martinez. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) accident in concrd cleared sb 680 at concord ave jammed from martinez. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) breaking ( james ) ( james ) breaking news this morning... a 3.3 magnitude earthquake in alamo just before 5 this morning. ( darya ) this comes after a swarm of small quakes hit over the weekend near danville. kron 4's will tran is live in alamo with the details. 3.3 quake in alamo ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) and we have an entire section on our website devoted to earthquakes. there you can find tips on how to prepare for an earthquake and what to do if a quake hits in your area. ( darya ) police are investigating a fatal shooting in albany. police say a man

dry and cool conditions are likely for tuesday and into most of wednesday before a weak, fast-moving system pushes through the region late wednesday into early thursday. a drying and warming trend is then likely by late week. (anny hong): scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will remain possible over much of the region through this afternoon. dry and cool conditions are likely for tuesday and into most of wednesday before a weak, fast-moving system pushes through the region late wednesday into early thursday. a drying and warming trend is then likely by late week. (ááá2 shotááá)( darya ) we're following breaking news this morning out of san francisco ... a car crashes into átwo homes near lake merced.( james ) kron 4's will tran is live at the scene with more. will? <"she's in good shape, all things considered she's doing very well. what did she tell you that went down. somewhere in the three a clock hour, she felt the ban. she didn't react or anything. within a few minutes police were here. "> ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya

a weak disturbance will pass over the region tuesday night resulting in a small chance for scattered showers. high pressure will produce dry and warmer conditions during the second half of the week. week. (robin) police are investigating a fatal shooting in albany. albany police say a man was found shot and hunched over a park bench on sunday. the found him on masonic avenue ... near ohlone greenway. the victim was taken to a hospital ... but he died. his name has not been released. police are still looking for the shooter. we spoke with neighbors who say they were shocked. <"it's kind of shocking, it makes me a little uncomfortable. i'm a little frightened. i should be more careful of where i'm going. and it doesn't happen often so, its very unsettling to see that happen.">(robin) anyone with information is asked to call albany police. (robin) four people had to be rescued and pulled out of the water in pacifica last night after their boat was pushed onto the beach. kron 4's gayle ong has the latest on what's next for the people who were living on board. :07

a weak cutoff low approaches the region mid to late next week. ( james ) a big story this morning ...ly convicted death row inmate was released from san quentin yesterday. (james) joining us now is attorney cristina borde. she represented mr. benavides for these past 19 years as a consultant with the habeas corpus resource center... and is here to talk to us about the case. a man who has spent almost 25-years on death row is set to be released. vicente benavides was convicted in 19- 93 of raping and killing his girlfriend's one-year-old daughter. the state supreme court threw out his conviction in march.... saying the medical evidence was proven false. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) just days after marking the anniversary of the deadly 1906 earthquake... the city of san francisco announced it is expanding it's emergency training program. the program will help keep people prepared for the next big earthquake. it began back in 2015 in the city's chinatown neighborhood. the program offers several workshops on how to prepare

a weak weather system will then approach the coast late wednesday into early thursday and bring a slight chance of rain showers to a portion of the region. high pressure builds back in late in the week resulting (dave)dry and seasonably cool weather conditions will persist through wednesday afternoon. a weak weather system will then approach the coast late wednesday into early thursday and bring a slight chance of rain showers to a portion of the region. high pressure builds back in late in the week resulting in dry weather conditions along with a warming trend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )san francisco police are looking for a man who they say savagely attacked a four -month old puppy this past weekend. the suspect is also wanted for domestic violence. kron 4's charles clifford has the details... and we must warn you... some of the video is disturbing. according to the san francisco police department, just before noon

a weak weather system will then approach the coast late wednesday into early thursday and bring a slight chance of rain showers to a portion of the region. high pressure builds back in late in the week resulting in dry weather conditions along with a warming trend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) new this morning... some of the most polluted cities in the u-s are right here in the bay area.( james ) the "state of the air" report was released this morning and it's not good for california. kron 4's sara stinson joins us live from orinda with the details. ((sara))the report ranks the bay area as the 6th most polluted areas in the short term...meaning 24 hours a day our air very unhealthy. this is all according to the american lung association's "state of the air" annual report, which just came out today. as you can see here the bay area has been rated 13th worst by ozone, 10th by year round and again á6thá worst by short-term.the report also breaks down the most polluted counties within the bay. alameda county, contra costa county and

dry and cool conditions are likely for tuesday and into most of wednesday before a weak, fast-moving system pushes through the region late wednesday into early thursday. a drying and warming trend is then likely by late week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. week. likely by late trend is then warming drying and early thursday. a wednesday into region late wednesday into early thursday. a drying and warming trend is then likely by late week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) spring showers made their way back to the bay area for most of sunday afternoon. and more rain is expected today. kron 4's hermela aregawi tells us just how much we can expect. a wet start to the weekin the east bay - the rain came down around 4 in the afternoon.. with a break in the evening. traffic was backed up in all directions making for a messy evening c

a weak cutoff low approaches the region mid to late next week. on mid to late next week. ( james )(ááálandingááá) this morning, we honor a local bay area teacher. kron4's catherine heenan introduces us to michelle durant ... an east bay teacher who shares the classroom with wild animals.(pkg (kids skipping in - excited ) not every teacher can get kids this happy about a school assembly...but at treeview elementary in hayward -- the wildlife lady was coming. (teacher) 'is this everyone?' for 28 years - michele durant has been visiting schools as part of 'wildlife associates' .....a nationally acclaimed education program based in half moon bay..on this day - she and her colleague renee are having no trouble getting the delighted attention of hundreds of children."and this - is arabella. a type of owl that lives in the rain forest." the animals are helping. including arabella...and a ttle african cat called a serval...that can jump up to 10 feet high.:36 "that is the height of a basketball court." (big reaction from kid)an anteater named leeana showe

a weak weather system will then sweep through the region on tuesday and bring light rainfall primarily to the norther portion of the region. a slightly stronger system will bring more widespread light rainfall to the region on wednesday with lingering showers possible into thursday. both systems will accidebt wb 80 powell. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) our top story this morning ... police have arrested a man police have morning ... story this our top (ááá2 shotááá)( james ) ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) our top story this morning ... police have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting a high school-aged jogger in palo alto.( darya ) this is an update to a story we have been following since the attack happened last month. kron 4's will tran is live in palo alto with the latest. on the peninsula. police have arrested eduardo antonio chavarria-diaz in connection with the sexual assault of a high school-aged jogger. this is an update to a story we first brought you last month. the incident happened on march 28th... near the intersection

(dave)a weak weather system will sweep through the region on tuesday and bring light rainfall primarily to the northern part of the region. a slightly stronger system will bring more widespread light rainfall to the region on wednesday and wednesday night. both systems will result in cooler temperatures before a return to drier and slightly warmer conditions late in the week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min om the maze to sf. ( darya ) new this no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) new this morning ... police in richmond are investigating an overnight murder.(james ) this is the second killing in richmond in three days. kron4's will tran is in richmond with more. a person is dead after a shooting in richmond. the shooting happened in the 4900 block of hartnett avenue. the victim died at the hospital. police are still looking for the shooter and are still investigating. police say this is the second homicide in richmond in three days. a 20-year-old man from antioch died in a shooting on saturday afternoon. saturda

this trend will be short-lived however as a weak mid/upper level trough sweeps through the region on tuesday. while widespread precipitation is not likely, light rain/rain showers will be possible over the northern half of the region ahead of a weak frontal boundary. at this time, it appears the best chances for measurable rainfall will be from the santa cruz mountains northward. the boundary washes out as it pushes south of the san francisco bay area tuesday afternoon/evening with little to no rainfall expected for much of the central coast. quick on the heals of the tuesday system, a deeper trough is projected to push inland and bring another chance of widespread precipitation. however, rainfall amounts with both system are forecast to be light, especially in comparison to the rainfall received during the past 48 showers look possible wednesday night into thursday morning before another weak ridge of high pressure builds in for the remainder of upcoming week. mainly dry conditions look possible at this time for next weekend. however, the weather pattern heading into early next week

a weak weather system will then sweep through the region on tuesday and bring light rainfall primarily to the norther portion of the region. a slightly stronger system will bring more widespread light rainfall to the region on wednesday with lingering showers possible into thursday. both systems will result in cooler temperatures before a return to drier and slightly warmer conditions late in the week. rebecca:look for mostly dry conditions today before a storm system brings widespread rainfall and breezy to locally during the day the north bay and through the remainder of the region wednesday night. after another period of dry conditions, a third system is possible late in the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) a big story we're following this morning ... police say a thief looking to steal pot killed a pleasant hill man inside his home. this is the first homicide for the city in the last six years. kron4's

this trend will be short-lived however as a weak mid/upper level trough sweeps through the region on tuesday. while widespread precipitation is not likely, light rain/rain showers will be possible over the northern half of the region ahead of a weak frontal boundary. at this time, it appears the best chances for measurable rainfall will be from the santa cruz mountains northward. the boundary washes out as it pushes south of the san francisco bay area tuesday afternoon/evening with little to no rainfall expected for much of the central coast. quick on the heals of the tuesday system, a deeper trough is projected to push inland and bring another chance of widespread precipitation. however, rainfall amounts with both system are forecast to be light, especially in comparison to the rainfall received during the past 48 hours. lingering showers look possible thursday before another weak ridge of high pressure builds in for the remainder of upcoming week. mainly dry conditions look possible at this time for next weekend. however, the weather pattern heading into early next week is forecast

a weak system may produce light rainfall across primarily the northern portion of our region on tuesday. a second system may bring more widespread light late wednesday and wednesday night, with lingering showers possible through thursday. much cooler conditions will develop by thursday. dry weather will likely return late in the week. ( marty ) breaking news in the east bay. police in pleasant hill are investigating a deadly shooting. police found the body of a gun shot victim in a home on norse drive, near diablo valley college saturday night. police say the victim had been shot multiple times. police think the man was shot because of a marijuana robbery. police are still investigating. ( marty ) breaking news this morning... the body that was discovered in the oakland hills friday afternoon has been identified. a coroner identified the woman as 53-year-old eun fil-jung kim. cadaver dogs with the alameda county sheriff search and rescue team found kim near a totaled white toyota prius down an embankment. police are still investigating the cause of death. ( marty ) we're following the a

(dave)a weak weather system will sweep through the region on tuesday and bring light rainfall primarily to the northern part of the region. a slightly stronger system will bring more widespread light rainfall to the region on wednesday and wednesday night. both systems will result in cooler temperatures before a return to drier and slightly warmer conditions late in the week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) our top story this morning ... bay story this our top (robin) (robin) our top story this morning ... bay area schools forced to shut down after receiving threats of violence. police say the threat turned out to be a hoax set up by international hackers. that threat went out to several schools across the nation and world wide. kron 4's j-r stone has more from pleasant hill school districts and students being used as online pawns in what is now being called a hoax set up by international hackers. school employees in at lea

he is a weak and untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible director of the fbi. his handling of the crooked hillary clinton case and the events surrounding it will go down as one of the worst botch jobs of history.

in a burst of tweets-- the president blamed dems for weak immigration policies. he also threatened to (vicki) kron4 news. maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) (vicki) another big story we are following tonight-- president trump is taking aim at daca and democrats. in a burst of tweets-- the president blamed dems for weak immigration policies. he also threatened to pull out of the north american free trade agreement if mexico doesn't step up its immigration policies and said his border wall was needed more urgently than ever. (vicki) today-- senator dianne feinstein took issue with president trump's comments on daca. kron 4's rob fladeboe has more on that now live from sunnyvale. rob. (rob live) i'm here at the juniper networks "aspiration dome" where senator feinstein called out the president for changing his mnd on daca and said the best strategy going forward may be to call the president'sbluf with regard to daca. (sen feinstein takes the stage) california senator dianne feinstein calling out president trump on monday, callling on the audience to remind president t

a weak weather system will then approach the coast late wednesday

(dave)a weak weather system will sweep through the region on tuesday and bring light rainfall primarily to the

a weak weather system will bring a few (vicki) happening now....s is what hippie hill looked like earlier today when the clock struck four-twenty. thousands of people came out to golden gate park to celebrate the weed day. this is the first year that people can legally celebrate four-20 after recreational marijuana became legal earlier this year.(vicki) marijuana laws are confusing and vary from state to state. attorney general jeff sessions is against potbut washington correspondent alexandra limon reports federal lawmakers -- both republican and democrats -- are starting to agree current laws are out of date and should change. . as marijuana enthusiasts celebrate 4/20 senator chuck shumer announces his new bill to decriminalize marijuana. ricardo baca, ceo & founder, grasslandsthey like to say that you can't put the toothpaste back into the tube. ricardo baca -founder and ceo of "grasslands" a communication s agency that works with the cannabis industry says the federal government needs to catch up with national trends. right now under federal la

lawrence karnow: a weak storm moved into the bay area today with a few showers. can see the storm on doppler radar as it moved through. there is a chance of a few lingering showers tonight otherwise we will see plenty of clouds. on the satellite you can see another storm off the coast. the next one will be a little stronger with rain and some gusty winds tomorrow evening. most of the day tomorrow will be dry with just increasing clouds. that changes late in the day with a chance of showers in the north late in the afternoon. the storm then ps across the rest of the bay area tomorrow night. by thursday it will be over leaving partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. it warms back up on friday with highs soaring back into the 70s before cooling down this weekend. more rain is possible sunday night and into monday. "and then she threatened me and said she would drive in circles and crash into a car". (vicki) still ahead--- a brave little girl takes matters into her own hands-- when a woman tries to kidnap her. see how she was finally rescued. (grant) plus-- some s

on the satellite you see a weak ridge of high pressure bringing sunshine and mild temperatures to most of california. the weather should remain fair over the next couple of days with near normal temperatures. but on thursday a late season storm takes aim at the bay area and could bring heavy rain and wind into the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s inland, 60s and low 70s around the bay, and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. there will be only minor changes on wednesday. on thursday the clouds and the winds will increase out of the south with rain developiing late. rain and heavy on friday into saturday morning before turning saturday afternoon. dry expected on sunday and monday with a more rain by tuesday. (steve)(steve) (steve) the march miracle that many hoped for didn't really come through.. the department of water resources was out measuring the snowpack in the sierra they are telling calirfornians is time to conserve. this new reading comes after powerful march storms on the last day of february - d-w-r reported water content at just 7 percent of the average now

a weakness generated by the moment.can see she honourable. he absolutely believes all of the stuff, he said when he was there. —— the windrush scanner. when he was there. —— the windrush scanner. he knows it is unpopular with the tory grassroots, probably unpopular in the country, but it is i believe the right thing to do. if there is a result as the situation we there is a result as the situation we find ourselves and we can get immigration policy to a better place, and we can get a discussion around immigration to more sensible and humane, then for once i would say good for boris. i read. onto the front of the eye. jewish leaders lashed out at the showdown with jeremy corbyn on racism. there was a meeting tonight with the board of jewish deputies, and the labour leader. supposed to clear the air and perhaps lay out some ground rules and it turned into a big old coffee by the something. it backfired. but there is a sense that he cannot win on this because it's been too little too late. the horse has bolted. he trying t

a weak weather system will bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures to the bay area on tuesday. but dry weather will likely continue well into next week. (pam) with a very nice weekend ahead.. a lot of people could head to the beaches ... and ofcourse, one of the most popular spots is stinson beach in marin county.. but that beach is still recovering from that powerful storm two- weeks ago.. that flooded the beach parking lot. kron 4's charles clifford is at stinson beach with an update on where visitors are going to park. well, the weather was fantastic here in west marin on friday and it will probably be this weekend as well, that means thousand of people will flock here to the beach. but, things could get more crowded than usual because the main parking lot is still not fully repaired. so far, roughly half of the stinson beach parking lot is open. there was a good amount of work put into clearning the mud and debris last week, but that effort has slowed down. the central and north end of the parking lot remain closed. the beach access on the north end is completely destroyed

a weak weather system will bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures to the bay area on tuesday. but dry weather will likely continue well into next week. (grant) a big earthquake hitting the bay area again is a matter of when, not if. people who study quakes are looking at ways for emergency personal to better respond to them. this new digital seismograph is an accele- rometer....which measures ground motion accereration. it's part of a network of 70- such machines in the bay area that transmitts the data it collects back to u-s-g-s. it gathers information minutes after an earthquake strikes and uploads it to the shakes map tool. the warmer or hotter the color...the stronger the shaking was felt.john hamilton/usgs: "and that's disseminated out to emergency responders and it's a way for them to get out to the areas that shook the hardest as soon as possible." scientists say these instruments will help create a clearer picture of the seismic activity affect... the next time a big one hits. coming upthis is goat vs fish. it is the forever verses of goat vs fish for in the beginning

people no wanng to crack down on things because it may help them, that all of these add up to a huge weaknesst, as i show in the first book and as we're seeing, other countries can see that may we don't see as clearly as they do and all of a sudden those weaknesses open up pretty dark pockets in our election cycles. >> woodruff: so you see the dark possibilities and continue to work inlitics. >> yeah. that's your day job. yeah, i'm very passionate about politics. if you watch me closely in politics, in addition to writing these books about these issues, i'm very pasonate about ending gerrymandering. one thing we're very proud of n ohioe last couple of years, we've put measures forward and worked withoth sides and citizen groups to try end gerrymandering in ohio. yeah, i stay involved but would call myself a reformer, but ifon sowants to get hints about the things i'm most passionate about, it's some of the central aspects of the books. >> wearing with your day job hat on the director of the ohi democratic party, let me just ask you a couple of questions about that. how much do you think ohte

that band of cloud there is a very weak weather front. loud there is a very weak weatherfront. it is more a band of cloud and even across northern ireland in scotland, that cloud should break up. still rather misty and cool across these western coasts, not quite the sunny skies here. why be getting into the high teens in scotland and northern ireland, inland england and wales, 20s, ireland, inland england and wales, 205, 26 ireland, inland england and wales, 20s, 26 possible in the south—east. that is probably the peak of the heat on thursday. the high temperatures get pushed away to central europe. we get more of an influence from the atlantique. instead of a southerly, are west to south—westerly. still warm day on friday. a lot of dry weather as well. showers coming into the north—west of scotland but some good spells of sunshine around and those temperatures, just a little bit lower than they are likely to on thursday but still pleasant in the sunshine. still rather misty in the english channel and the north sea coasts. high pressure bu

(mabrisa (mabrisa rodriguez)ridge of high pressure will remain over the region as a weak upper level trough swings through the pacnw on sunday. that being said, morning low clouds will once again be possible along the coast and locally inland, especially monterey/salinas valleys. temperatures will be above normal again on sunday with highs in the 60s/70s coast and 70s/80s inland. no major change in the sensible weather through the middle of next week. night and morning low clouds will continue with afternoon sunshine. there will likely be a slight downward trend in temperatures as high pressure weakens slightly. medium range models still lead to an uncertain/lower confidence forecast late next week. one model gives about a 10-20% chance of 0.01" for sfo where another weather model takes all rain north of the bay area. therefore, the forecast remains dry for now, but temps cool regardless. (jrs) state officials have a message for bay area homeowners and renters. it's time to get earthquake insurance and get your home retrofitted before the next big earthquake.kron 4's gabe slate spoke

there is a weak front on the way. there will be some rain developing mainly north of the golden gate. south of that far less in san jose may not see anything. this is a weak system but it could give a little bit of rain to the north. there is a better system behind that and that will not be doing too much. it will be wednesday night and thursday morning with a little more of a punch. north is where it looks like the rain will make it. south is pushing it. there is your system wednesday night and thursday morning. that will have about a quarter inch to three quarters of an inch. little more towards cloverdale and north. 50s and 60s, mild with partly cloudy skies. a few upper 40s but a lot of mid 50s. we have a lot of 50s, 51 in windsor. 57 in napa. we have a mild pattern with an onshore breeze after yesterday's offshore. today will turn south later. 50 in truckee. there will be cold air coming in behind this that will start to move in tonight and tomorrow. that will continue with the next system coming in on wednesday

lawrence karnow: a weak storm moved into the with a few showers. see the storm on doppler radar as it moved through. there is a chance of a few lingering showers tonight otherwise we will see plenty of clouds. on the satellite you can see another storm off the coast. the next one will be a little stronger with rain and some gusty winds tomorrow evening. most of the day tomorrow will be dry with just increasing clouds. that changes late in the day with a chance of showers in the north late in the afternoon. the storm then sweeps across the rest of the bay area tomorrow night. by thursday it will be over leaving partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. it warms back up on friday with highs soaring back into help! help! somebody help me! he's going to kill me! help! somebody help me! go away! help! help! scully: mulder!

in a burst of tweets - he blamed democrats for weak immigration policies. or dianne feinstein took issue with president trump's comments on daca. it was in a fireside chat with the senator...and about 200 business leaders ..the senator touched on a range of issues. including gun control, cybersecurity and homelessness. with regard to daca...feinstein blasted the president for changing his mind on the policy.(sot) 15/made a commitment(steve) senator feinstein says that by her recollection. somewhere between 60 and 85 percent of americans support the daca program. (vicki) president trump's administration is suing california...áagain... this time over a law that aims to give the state power to override the sale of federal lands. today's lawsuit is the latest battle between the president and california. current state law gives california the right to purchase federal lands off

in a burst of tweets - he blamed democrats for weak immigration policies.ve) today-- senator dianne feinstein took issue with president trump's comments on daca. in a fireside chat with the senator...about 200 business leaders ..the senator touched on a range of issues. including gun control, cybersecurity and homelessness. with regard to daca...feinstein blasted the president for changing his mind on the policy. (steve) senator feinstein says that by her recollection. somewhere between 60 and 85 percent of americans support the daca program. a child psychiatrist talking about parenting apps... and concern they may not be the healthiest option for your kids. that's new ahead at 8 also -- facebook fires back at apple over comments about the social network's privacy scandal. <> ((gar

you have a weak border, you have a weak country, it's intentional.emocrats any sort of advantage on the argument. i don't give them the benefit of the doubt quite honestly. they want open borders, they want political and societal chaos. they want globalist agenda where america is not better than any other country where the constitution is run amok. when have you 15 million illegal immigrants then all of a sudden the rule of law completely disappears. when you get rid of the rule of law, you can have anarchy. i believe that within the base of the democrat party in the left is a desire to want to completely decivilize and destroy western civilization as we know it. mark: when we come back, this rule of law, where are we on the rule of law? what about our judges? are they upholding t vo: gopi's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but i

(mabrisa rodriguez)ridge of high pressure will remain over the region as a weak upper level trough swingsgh the pacnw on sunday. that being said, morning low clouds will once again be possible along the coast and locally inland, especially monterey/salinas valleys. temperatures will be above normal again on sunday with highs in the 60s/70s coast and 70s/80s inland. no major change in the sensible weather through the middle of next week. night and morning low clouds will continue with afternoon sunshine. there will likely be a slight downward trend in temperatures as high pressure weakens slightly. medium range models still lead to an uncertain/lower confidence forecast late next week. one model gives about a 10-20% chance of 0.01" for sfo where another weather model takes all rain north of the bay area. therefore, the forecast remains dry for now, but temps cool regardless. (jr) a very nice weekend is upon us.. a lot of people could head to the beaches ... and of course, one of the most popular spots is stinson beach in marin county..county.. in marin well, the weather was fantastic here

live doppler 7, plenty of clouds out there and a weak weather system to our north has brought spotty showers into the north day. this will still linger, the chance of a shower, throughout the day. it has been cool. that's not go to change in the immediate future with the cloud cover. it's 47 in santa rosa and 54 on the coast. from our exploratorium camera, it's looking like a partly cloudy day today. a few spotty showers, looking at that slight chance lingering into sunday. and cooler-than-average temperatures for the weekend and things begin to rebound by the middle of the week. here we are 4:00, some clouds and also some areas of sunshine. so partly cloudy seems like a good mix today. here we are into sunday and notice still a few lingering showers. it going to take right on through the day sunday for the clouds to continue to decrease. so in terms of amounts, well, we're not looking at much. but as we go through today and tomorrow's totals, looking at just a couple from richmond to oakland, san francisco, looking primarily in the north bay, maybe a tenth of an inch. most of you pro

leaked classified information for which he should be prosecuted like the congress under oath he is a weak and a truthful slimeball who was asked time has proven a terrible director of the f.b.i. and it continues as you can imagine in similar vein. now washington post reporter bush has been reading james cohesive book ahead of its publication on the tuesday he joins us now welcome to d.w. does donald trump have much to be what about. well it's sort of comes down to a he said he said in some of these situations and so what you see is probably a little bit more tribalism right so if you are inclined to believe the president you'll probably say call me is lying and if you're inclined to believe call me then you're probably going to side with him our latest polling shows that the general public sides with comi more often than the president so that should be perhaps one cause of alarm for the president he's he's holding on to his base they sort of believe whatever he says but the rest of the country is far more skeptical ok so let's bring the some of the biggest hits from this book well i think

being though the plummeting euro is a more acute problem that's because every day russians know that a weak ruble means trouble is just around the corner because. the sanctions will have negative consequences and the growing exchange rate of the dollar and the euro is a first indication that our economy will experience a drop of president in the week which is and as the rhetoric heats up over the conflict in syria where russia and the u.s. support opposite sides the ruble continues to slide. from russia to the neighboring azerbaijan where authoritarian leader has been voted in again and snap elections that was no surprise since he has been in power for fifteen years and the e.u. has not condemned the elections partly because it economically depends on his or by john the country's vast reserves of oil and gas are key to less dependence on russia. drilling rigs as far as the eye can see azerbaijan's wells nice beneath the caspian sea in the form of oil and gas reserves foreign companies like b.p. own and total have invested billions here using technology and know how from around the world the

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a weak weather new ahead at 8 a day care under investigation... after photos surface showing how babies were laid in their cribs. and next. a former police officer comes forward claming he was once discriminated against too, at a starbucks. what he says happened.<> ((gary sports tease))coming up a little bit later in this broadcast alicia got some emails, somebody better knock me to pick up the pace. also the warriors got some good news on steph curry.and a guy i think in awful lot of... is bailing out for big things i will pontificate minus the teleprompter, which means i mean it... a little bit later in this broadcast. ((steve))((steve))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine........at nine (pam) starbucks has apologized for the recent arrest of two black men at a philadelphia store -- but another man has come forward with a similar incident.(steve) according to a retired police officer... he also experienced racial discrimination at a starbucks. it happened in october 20- 13 -- jeffrey fletcher was out on his patrol beat when he went in

a few raindrops expected to arrive this evening but a very weak storm is on its way towards us and then we have warm weather in store through the weekend. i'll talk more about that warming trend in just a bit. >>> slowdowns on 880. the nimitz freeway northbound direction between 29th and 23rd all lanes shut down until 5 a.m. so the backup is to high street. a detour is in place but it will cost you some time. right now, travel times through the stretch 35 minutes between 238 and on up towards the maze. here's a live look where traffic is moving near the coliseum but a little further ahead is when you hit the brakes. 580 is an alternate. it's problem-free. >>> a woman is dead after a midflight explosion ripped her out of her seat. kpix 5's andria borba tells us investigators are zeroing in on the cause and the errors that weren't noticed. >> reporter: 32500 feet in the sky something happened to engine one on southwest plight 1380 from laguardia to dallas love field. >> the crew donned their oxygen masks and they reported to air traffic control they had a number one engine fire. and they

that is a weak argument. i don't think theresa may is going to be influenced by that. we will see later, emmanuel macron was also a supporter of this action. we will come to him in a moment. first, let's look at the sun. the headline is back me or back brutality. that is back me or back brutality. that is the choice that the minister will present mps. i think there was a good chance of winning if there is a vote. she will be nervous about. we are seeing that some ministers have been recalled. tobias ellwood was supposed to be on a trip. she is clearly nervous that if there is a vote she will lose it. i think there isa very vote she will lose it. i think there is a very good chance that she would actually win this boat. the caparo boatin actually win this boat. the caparo boat in 2013, 30 labour mps voted —— conservative mps voted against it. seven of them are no longer mps. some of the ones who voted against it 2013, like sarah williston, she doesn't think that needs to be built. many of the labour mps i have spoken to about this, one of them said to me, it is the both

being though the plummeting euro is a more acute problem that's because every day russians know that a weak ruble means trouble is just around the corner but the. sanctions will have negative consequences and the growing exchange rate of the dollar and the euro is a first indication that our economy will experience a drop. in the week which is and as the rhetoric heats up over the conflict in syria where russia and the u.s. support opposite sides the ruble continues to slide. coming. in frankfurt what is around the corner as far as the russian economy. well then there is a lot at stake also for the russian economy an economy that depends a lot on the oil price since two thousand and thirteen i guess you can say that the russian economy is in as a state of stagnation and we have to remember that already now the country has to deal with sanctions from the u.s. but also from the e.u. but the biggest problems that's what investors are also telling me for the economy are actually made inside of the country corruption is still a very big issue foreign companies hesitate to and best but also russi

(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: a weak storm moved into the bay area today with a few showers. you can see the storm on doppler radar as it moved through. there is a chance of a few lingering showers tonight otherwise we will see plenty of clouds. on the satellite you can see another storm off the coast. the next one will be a little stronger with rain and some gusty winds tomorrow evening. most of the day tomorrow will be dry with just increasing clouds. that changes late in the day with a chance of showers in the north late in the afternoon. the storm then sweeps across the rest of the bay area tomorrow night. by thursday it will be over leaving partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. it warms back up on friday with highs soaring back into the 70s before cooling down this weekend. more rain is possible sunday night and into monday. still ahead at 8 a warning going out from pg-and-e about tax scams. the signs they say you should be aware of.... plus. a little boy bullied over his lunchbox... decides to ignore the mean

syria and north korea. >> i'm simply pointing out it would still be a weakness in moral character. >> it could be, yeah. it wouldn't be the first time it happened between sexes, i grant you. but when i think of past presidents, be it kennedy or bill clinton, what donald is accused of fades in significance. >> all right. jay goldberg, i appreciate your time. thank you very much tonight. >> okay. good to be with you. >> thank you. >>> and next, breaking news. rudy giuliani, you heard jay mention it, joining the president's legal team tonight. could this be a game-changer for trump? >>> plus breaking news. chief of staff john kelly's role in the white house. a big change tonight to talk about. and two new hires gaining power tonight. we'll tell you who they are. >>> and michael cohen dropping his suit against buzzfeed. this is something he is personally passionate about. is this a sign he is ready to cave to stormy daniels? her attorney is my guest. >> "erin burnett outfront" brought to you by fastsigns. more than fast, more than signs. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's