. >>> and i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. new video in from china where the number of people who were killed in this chemical plant explosion is expanding, now 47 people. it is in eastern china. in addition to the 47 people who have been killed, 600 people have been injured. in fact, this explosion that happened at china time late thursday, it triggered a small earthquake and knocked down several buildings around that chemical plant. there's an investigation into the cause and this plant has had several safety violations in the past. we have heard that several of the people that worked there have been taken away in handcuffs. we'll monitor it. back to you. >>> it is now official? >> the raiders will play football in oakland next season. yesterday the city council approved a deal to extend the team's lease at the coliseum. the raiders will pay $7.5 million in rent this upcoming season for the coliseum and the practice facility in alameda. the team also has a $10.5 million option for the 2020 season if their new stadium in las

kpix 5's anne makovec is at a growing memorial. >> reporter: this memorial is growing and now we know the man who police think is responsible. carlos eduardo caranza, a 24- year-old who police describe as a transient is arrested for the murder of bambi larson. she was found in her bedroom february 28th after not showing up to work. >> shocking isn't even close to the word. there's no words to describe what happened. >> reporter: the neighbor is still reeling from the news of his friend's death and now the arrest. >> people die naturally and you feel bad but this is a whole other level. >> reporter: knowing a murderer was on the loose after bambi's death had the south san jose neighborhood on edge. >> just doesn't want to step out of the house. >> reporter: the circumstances of this crime are still a mystery. >> until we know the entire story, i don't know. >> reporter: larson was a manager at a local biotech firm. she lived her alone with a dog and a cat. >> beautiful girl. she was a good friend. she was always happy, smiling. >> reporter: so many questions out there this afternoon as

. >>> i'm anne makovec at the news desk. we have new video out of venezuela. you can't see much because much of the country is right now without power. this happened yesterday during the evening commute leaving trains at a standstill, a lot of people simply had to walk home. it really is a chaotic situation there. and authorities are blaming anti-government saboteurs. they call it an electricity war. blackouts are common in venezuela. but something on this level is unprecedented. of course, the two men right now fighting for power blaming each other for this. and in the meantime the people of venezuela are dealing with lack of food and extreme inflation. real mess down there. back to you. >>> 5:06. some oakland cafe customers got a jolt from more than their coffee. they were shocked when a masked man burst in brandishing a gun. emily turner has more. police don't think it was random. >>> reporter: what a way to just be surprised. in fact, police suspected it might have been a coordinated crime. and it certainly seems that way considering the way the robbers pu

. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. we have new information on a tanker ship that's been hijacked by migrants in the mediterranean. the government of malta has seized control of that vessel. the migrants were trying to go to malta and the government stopped it from entering malta's territorial waters by a special operations unit. basically, the migrants had been rescued off of the coast of libya and apparently one point had been told that they were going to be taken back to libya where they claim they had been treated poorly by libya's government. we are talking about work camps and other conditions. these migrants said we're not going back to libya. and they allegedly hijacked that ship. so this is all being processed right now in malta. back to you. >>> 5:03. happening today a third trial over roundup gets under way in oakland. kpix 5's emily turner on the couple who blame the pesticide for causing their cancer. >>> reporter: this most recent round is set to start off here in the next couple of hours. of course, monsa

. >> i'm anne makovec. michelle is off. >>> let's get to our weather forecast because that's probably the best news of the day if you like sunshine. there are some people out there that don't. >> give it a thumbs up. >> they have had their share of weather. >> they have had the rain and a lot of it this winter. and now we have the sunshine and hopefully you like the sun because we have it over the next several days. temperatures warming up, as well. here's a live look with our transamerica camera and looking at temperatures in the 30s, 40s and even at 50 degrees for oakland and san francisco. so definitely the tri-valley north band in the upper 30s and cold start to the day. clear skies this morning. this afternoon, sunny skies, mild daytime highs with temperatures mainly in the 60s. we are going to continue warm up through the week with temperatures in the 70s inland by this weekend. so we haven't seen temperatures in the 70s since early november. it has been a long time for us. we are going to time it out

anne makovec here in the live news desk. could have a huge impact on silicon valley. senator elizabeth warren who is running for president has just put out a proposal to break up some of the hugest tech companies, amazon, google, and facebook. when you look at these companies, they are companies that own other companies, for example, google owns "waze" and nest, facebook owns "whatsapp" and instagram and amazon owns whole foods. she wants to break those companies up proposing major structural changes in which she calls a platform utility. this proposal includes a lot of, um, negative words toward these huge silicon valley companies. so you can expect they are going to be fighting against it. she says they are squashing innovation and that they have too much control over our society and our economy. back to you. >>> cbs news has learned former vice president joe biden is likely to enter the race for the white house. he is expected to launch his presidential campaign next month. people familiar with his plans say he is putting

. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. a situation continues in venezuela. this is the 5th day that they are without power in much of the country. they have been seeing a lot of looting, a lot of sporadic protests and this is at the same time that the country is struggling with political and economic turmoil. opposition political leaders refusing to age the reelection of nicolas maduro. the power substation that is out right now, supplies power to four out of 5 venezuelans. so, really a widespread serious issue. back to you. >>> an oakland city councilwoman is trying to cope own son. sudden death this isn't the first time lynette victor mcelhaney dealt with this grief. victor mcelhaney was studying jazz at thornton school of music after transferring from cal state two years ago. a mile and a half from campus, three to four men approached mcelhaney and one shot him. a group took off in a car and mcelhaney died after being rushed to the hospital. his former teacher shared memories with us. >> he was one of our shining rising stars. he was very special young ma

. >>> i'm anne makovec, taking a live look at capitol hill. lawmakers are pouring over president trump's newly unveiled budget. staffers dropped it off this morning and a lot of democrats are calling it dead on arrival. this is new video of them bringing in copies of that budget which president trump calls a budget for a better america. taxpayers first. ththe title of this document. but the headline here is that it includes $8.6 billion for the a border wall. for many democrats that is a nonstarter. so, we are going to see battles over that proposed border wall as well as some of the deep domestic spending cuts that he is proposing, up to 5% basically across the board except for defense spending. light the fighting begin. >>> the family of a stanford grad student and olympic medalist is providing details on her tragic death. her body was found in her residence thursday night. the family says she took her own life. she won a silver medal in the 2016 olympics in cycling. family members said she was struggling after suffering serious injuries. >>

. >> anne makovec joins us with the latest. >> reporter: we are hearing for calls for the entire report to be released this morning as the president claims he was vindicated. >> it was a complete and total exoneration. >> reporter: attorney general william barr released the four page summary of the mueller investigation that it did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated in the efforts of the 2002 election. it did not totally exonerate the president dealing with possible obstruction of justice charges. the special counsel stated that while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime it does not exonerate him and democrats want to explore that further. >> the mueller report must be made public for a full accounting of what happened and the attorney general of the united states must be required to come and testify before congress instead of submitting a four-page memo on what happened. >> barr says he does intend to release as much of the special counsel's report as he can. the president's allies are ready to move on. >

anne makovec with more details as the back and forth continues. >> bar is expected to release more of this report. he says as much as he legally can. we don't know what and we don't know when. democrats vowed to subpoena both mueller and bar about the investigation and president trump is declaring vindication. >> it's a shame that our country had to go through this, to be honest. it's a shame that your s had to this. >> the attorney general released his four-page summary of robert mueller's russia investigation yesterday saying it did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 u.s. election despite multiple offers from russian affiliated individuals but it did not totally exonerate the president. the special counsel stated while the report does not conclude that the president committed a crime it does not exonerate him. democrats want to explore that further. >> and the mueller report must be made public for a full accounting of what happened. >> east bay representative eric swalwell tweeted n

. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. police in healdsburg in wine country are now investigating a homicide. a body was found at the canyon run apartments. this is very near the healdsburg ridge open space preserve. so they have one of those apartments, front porch, taped off right now as they conduct their investigation. still waiting to find out more about the victim in this case and whether or not a murderer is in custody. back to you. >>> a 4-year-old boy is hospitalized in critical condition after he was shot in the head in east oakland. it happened yesterday afternoon. the boy had been visiting a family member's home on ritchie street. friends and family gathered outside children's hospital last night. they said the boy survived surgery but is still unconscious. they say he found the gun under a bed and the shooting was accidental. two people were taken into custody for questioning. so far police are not saying much about the investigation. >>> 6:08. on capitol hill, a new push to add a 51st state. details on the le

. >>> and i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. a live look right now in missouri, this is in st. joseph and you can see significant flooding er around the midwest. the great plains and some of the lower southern states right now. this is after we got feet of snow throughout the winter a brutal winter all of that snow now melting after several days of heavy rain. we are looking at flooding warnings in many of those states. in fact, nearly two-thirds of the country is facing an elevated risk of flooding right now through may. i was in wisconsin last weekend and saw significant highway flooding. this is something that's going to be the entire nation is going to be dealing with over the next few months. back to you. >>> boeing is taking steps to address concerns about the airworthiness of its 737 max jetliners. since october the plane has been involved in a pair of deadly crashes that claimed 346 lives. going forward, all "737 max" models will include a system that warns pilots of a sensor malfunction. that system had previously been optional. >>> sources telling cbs news that the ju

good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm anne makovec in for michelle. it is 6:30 on friday junior, as we call it and pi day and another sunny day across the bay area, mary. >> it's going to be a beautiful day across the bay area. with that sunshine, it's pi day, does this day get any better? it's going to be fantastic! here's a live look from the "salesforce tower" camera under clear skies this morning and a pretty start to the day. it is chilly, though. 30s and 40s this morning. if you are heading out out, bundle up. 40 in concord. good morning to you. 45 in oakland. livermore and santa rosa at 37. downtown san francisco 47. san jose 40. your weather headlines, clear skies, chilly, plenty of sunshine. mild daytime highs right around where we should be for this time of year. in the 60s. and we'll continue to warm up as we go through week highs in the 70s by this weekend inland. so futurecast will take you through what you can expect and showers in the forecast, more coming up. gianna has traffic. are things busy? >>> they are. chp has just issued a traf

i am anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> i am kenny choi. let's take a look across the bay area right now. definitely gray skies, scattered showers and take a look at the rainbow in the top left of your screen. meteorologist mary lee has her eye on high def doppler. >> we're tracking showers and high def doppler. also some intense heavy downpours and a little small hail with these stronger storms, stronger showers. high def doppler, let's zoom in. you can see from the north bay from atlas, soda springs, some intense rainfall, some intense downpours. san ramon, walnut creek, a strong cell just pushed over you. checking rainfall rates, almost some intense ll. . lirain from mill valley through daly city. san bruno right now. also, looking at white to moderate rain pushing across san jose and the east foothills. we are going to time out the rest of the rain because we're not done yet with our unsettled wet weather. i will show you futurecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >>> negotiation talks on the oakland coliseum hit a snag as the

. >> and i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego this thursday morning.day junior, right? >> you are right! and more sunshine on the way. >> ah, have you loved the weath ? >> it's been so refreshing. >> hopefully you can get out and enjoy the sunshine again because we are going to see another spectacular day all across the bay area. 50s 40s and 30s in the area. tri-valley is cool. your weather headlines, clear skies, chilly conditions this morning. this afternoon, sunny, mild, daytime highs in the 60s. temperatures a little bit warmer even compared to yesterday. and we'll continue on that warming trend as we go

. >> i'm anne makovec. michelle is off. >>> let's get to our weather forecast because that's probably the best news of the day if you like sunshine. there are some people out there that don't. >> give it a thumbs up. >> they have had their share of weather. >> they have had the rain and a lot of it this winter. and now we have the sunshine and hopefully you like the sun because we have it over the next several days. temperatures warming up, as well. here's a live look with our transamerica camera and looking at temperatures in the 30s, 40s

. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk and we have new video coming in. some protests going on in jerusalem this morning. this is when a group of women tried to pray at a holy site called the western wall with a liberal women's jewish group. and they were praying there for international women's day when thousands of ultraorthodox jews came in and tried to stop them. the women were wearing items that are typically reserved only for men in the jewish faith. and police tried to block that orthodox group from interrupting the women and their praying and that is when the protests and the fights broke out. back to you. >>> google is honoring international women's day with a special doodle. the interactive slide show includes inspirational quotes in various languages by 13 women. the theme is women empowering women. >>> cbs news as learned former vice president joe biden is very likely to enter the race for the white house. biden is expected to launch his presidential campaign next month. people familiar with his plan say he is putting his finishing touches on h

. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. we are watching a developing situation in europe. bad news for air travelers there. take a look at the website right now of wow airlines which has just ceased operations! you can see it says that, well, if you can see that there on the yellow bar on the top of your screen, you still have the chance to book tickets apparently. but it's saying that no planes are flying right now. wow airlines not really giving an explanation about this. but we do know that the airline was in talks with investors recently and, well, from this development, it looks like those talks did not go so well. so the thousands of people that are stranded, the airline telling them to either book with other airlines and/or try to get their money back from their credit card companies. wow airlines has hubs in new york, boston and washington, dc in the u.s. in addition to several in europe. back to you. >> thank you. >>> developing news right now. a 4-year-old boy hospitalized in critical condition after he was shot in the head. this happened yesterday afternoon at a

i'm anne makovec.rport. investigators say he was trying to provoke deputies into shooting him. >>> in about an hour, san francisco mayor will appoint a new public defender in the wake of jeff's death. somebody will serve in his place until november. >>> caltrain passengers with bikes will get to board first starting tomorrow. the bikes board first program is aimed at reducing delays and making boarding faster for all riders. news updates throughout the day on all your favorite platforms including our web site, kpix.com. platforms including our web site, kpix.com. if you love breakfast and a good deal, you should try denny's new omelettes. fresh ingredients folded into fluffy eggs all at a great price. denny's new omelette line-up - starting at just $6.99. >>> heading out the door, 680 has a snag that will slow you down in the danville commute northbound around lavorna. reports of a crash blocking the left lane. delays in both directions as you head through there. across the bay, southbound 101 at whipp

i'm anne makovec.es scrambling to rearrange flights for thousands of passengers now that a fleet of boeing 737s is grounded. earlier this morning, flightaware had 34 flights canceled at sfo. 20 at sjc. and 11 in oakland. although some were due to weather. today the man accused of murdering a san jose woman in her home last month makes his first court appearance. he is 24-year-old carlos carranza who was wanted by i.c.e. >>> and we know know what caused the thomas fire southern california power edison lines. the fire in 2017 is one of the most devastating in california history. >>> ews updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com. ng our website, kpix.com. >>> metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are seeing our typical pattern this time of the morning. no accidents as you work your way on the bay bridge. but it is slow as you come out of the maze. we are seeing a little bit better conditions though if you are taking the carpool lanes this morn