they have come to us as flirting with the idea of giving up their charter and coming under district management. we have made a lot of concessions in the interest of trying to pursue -- not just wanting them back, but what does it mean for the district? i also think that this administration has put a lot of effort and staff time into trying to work with her school's that have told us that they are considering making a move like that. for me, that this kind of one of the more recent ongoing complications that we have had at the school. i appreciate that there are people that live in our community that like the school and worked there. in the complex community, there are people -- frankly, i don't see anything in this new submission that addresses of the of the concerns i have before. i will not be supporting this. i will be supporting the resolution to deny the charter. commissioner maufas: i am in agreement with vice president yee. their questions will have to ask that there is no real chance here for dialogue we have to listen to -- i will try to ask some questions. first, i am looking at the

concord flirting with the 80s. 68 as a high for san jose. san francisco topping out at 64 and oakland making it to 67 and even warmer weather coming up. let's check traffic. >> all right. thank you. it sounds like we have a high wind advisory on the bay bridge. it is our only one so far this morning but chp issued this overnight. so heavy winds across the span two hands on the steering wheel this morning but so far no delay and no roadwork on the upper or lower deck between san francisco and oakland. let's check roadwork across the bay area coming up and mass transit. back to you. >> thank you. it is 4:31 now. we begin with an antioch man shot to death in his own home this morning. >> this morning, his roommate's ex-boyfriend is under arrest. officers responding to reports of gunfire just after 9:30 last night at a home on pine knot way. police say a woman who lives there ran from the house when her ex showed one a gun. she called 911 and reported hearing shots fired. neighbors say the 26-year-old victim had recently protected the woman from

tim flirted with history as giants unleash their offense. this is how you start a series. pat burl had 4 rbi on the year. with 4 solo homeers. this is his first with none on base. 1st inning. high deep and goodbye. 3 run blast off rodgers. 4 nothing giants. pl may have been picked up on russian radar are you kidding me. upper deck. giants put a 5 spot on the board for tim in complete command. did not allow a ball out of the infield through 6 innings. ryan and tim had a no hitter into the seventh facing the former oakland a. solid base hit. allowed one run. tenth and final strike out of the game. if joins with list of giants with 10 or more strike out. they cruise 8-1. if sore shoulder left saturday game after 5 innings and stiff needs a off tonight an host the red sox tomorrow. some time it hurts to get it in and out baseball. pwrawrs an phillies look out. line drive off the back. sergio. the diving catch. then turns it into a double play. nicely done. milwaukee went on to win the game 6-3 in 12. patriots day in boston. held the marathon out on the streets. bean town fenwa

we take you through the day, fog out towards the beaches and as we take you out through the day, we'll include what's going on. might flirt with the area, but no to the north, the rest of the area is looking at dry conditions around the bay area. those numbers in the 60s and 70s. looking good as we head towards the ladder part of the day. 73 degrees in morgan hill. 72 in san jose. you have 50s in the immediate coastline with the patchy fog. and then about 58 degrees in fremont. east bay numbers going to be warming up very nicely. plenty of 60s and 70s as we look towards the afternoon. a stronger sea breeze into the oakland by late in the day, still 67 there. 54 in berkeley and 56 in alameda. looking to cool things coastline, but you see temperatures bay in the 60s and 70s. we got some rain in the works. dry on tuesday, next chance of showers comes about the middle of the week. doesn't look that impressive. >> thank you very much. kim is here to talk about playoffs. >> yeah, sharks trying to keep that home ice advantage. the record is set at the tank, unfart gnatly, it wasn't a shark. the latest on barry zito's condition n

as well. napa flirting with 70 degree mark, 65 in concord, 67 in antioch.g in some 80 spirit '80s will be contained a bit more inland. in through santa rosa in to san rafael in looks like we will see '70s. 60s along the coast. places like concord, napa valley, livermore valley we see 80 saddam. not high eighties like yesterday, the low 80s. all this blue will see fifties by 8:00 p.m. hour. 7 day around the bay look at the difference in temperatures. from the '80s down to the '60s. not looking at a washout but there is a chance. it will pick up in the evening hours saturday, drying up by sunday, mostly sunny through the start of the work week. >> erica: still dealing with the ride along the peninsula in the northbound direction. a multi the vehicle accident that was cleared in the past half hour chp and crews are still on the scene. it is not blocking any traffic lanes. speeds are down to 18 mi. an hour. if this is your commute this morning coming off the san mateo bridge into foster city expect delays of 15 minutes. we are still not making much progress on

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as for his own candidacy, trump said he will decide by june whether to run. the last time he flirted with running for president, trump was asked why. his response, it's a good way to raise the rent. i spoke with donald trump this afternoon, and he said he stands by all of what he said here. he dismissed evidence to the contrary claiming none of it definitively proved the president was born in the united states. >> thank you so much this evening. >>> coming up next, news about new york city's newest starlet and twitter sensation. >>> big news tonight on the education front. cathy black, a former magazine executive with no education experience, is out after just three stormy months on the job at head of the public schools here in new york city, the nation's largest school system. mayor michael bloomberg stunned just about everybody when he appointed black. today, he took full responsibility for the fact his choice didn't work out. >>> oil prices continued their march higher, rising $1.47 to $110.30 a barrel today. on wall street, the dow bounced back from a nearly 100-point loss to clo

. >>> clear and cool as you head out the door this morning temperatures along the coast mid-40s to upper 40s. flirting40s to mid-50s mostly clear skies area wide. temperatures do warm up. we are in the upper 60s warmst spots by the bay. mid-70s as well upper 70s for folks inland today. lots of sunshine temperatures 6 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. that is thanks to high pressure in place holding off clouds to our north. combine that with an offshore flow we are warming things up, sunny and warm cooler changes on the way as early as tomorrow, weather system sitting out in the gulf of alaska making its way inland temperatures here drop, down 5 to 10 degrees tuesday, cooler still wednesday and thursday could see frost on the windshield by friday. enjoy these warm temperatures, while they last. temperatures 66 pacific coo, 76 santa rosa, 75 concord and 76 liver more. looking at that 7 day traffic you will notice a significant cooling trend we begin with mild temperatures today gradually cool over the next few days upper 70s warm spots inland today we dip down near 70 for tuesday wednesday throw in w

as we make our way into the afternoon, that's where we are going to see a nice warmup especially in the inland spots. seeing some temperatures actually flirtingith the 70s along the bay and coast seeing some nice weather in the 60s as well although we may see that fog holding tight so cooler there. satellite showing us that we are dry today and that's because of this area of high pressure that's temporarily built in. behind it an area of low pressure will bring us showers starting as early as wednesday afternoon and through thursday morning. so you will need to grab the umbrella not quite yet though. here's a look at your highs neighborhood by neighborhood. 67 for los altos and redwood city. 68 palo alto. union city at 65. 68 in milpitas. over in the east bay a little cooler along the bay shores. 64 for berkeley, warmer in walnut creek at 60. 67 for dublin and livermore. 70 for brentwood, antioch and pittsburg. 67 stinson beach. fairfield we are looking at a high of 68. 69 for napa. beautiful weather as we make our way into the afternoon today. but then we have another weak system making its way into the forecast starting wednesday afternoon,

sunday flirting with the 80s and monday looking beautiful, as well. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning live fromng at live pictures of prince harry. a lot of anticipation this morning. we'll be hearing from prince harry in just a few moments and a lot of people wondering if we will be hearing more perhaps about the big day on friday. he is, of course, his brother's best man. he'll be giving an important speech and toast at the reception. he's probably going to have a drink before that. but since then, all eyes have looked to see what harry will have to say. we join you from the tower of london. here on a bridge where many of the tourists start, from the middle of the middle tower and the one behind me is an incredible, beautiful, massive place to be, chris, and historical significance. 1,000 years of history. we're right in the middle of it this morning. a beautiful place to be. 1000 years of history and we are in the middle of it this morning. >> yes, you are. what a great location. erica, get back to you in a couple of moments. >>> also ahead, the electric car is back with sky-high prices. the

as i mentioned the week will look a lot nicer. high pressure building back in. temperatures flirtingith 70 degrees by sunday. 71 degrees could be our daytime high on sunday. late sunday night more clouds moving in. so the start of your workweek means mostly cloudy skies but we then rebound quite well back into tuesday and wednesday of the new workweek. if you plan on calling in sick and heading to the season opener temperatures are nice. take a jacket along with you. 60 degrees. they take on st. louis at 1:30 p.m. allen? >> all right, robert. we are prepared. a bay area housewife is heading to the big house after pleading guilty to insider trader. tonight at 10:00 p.m. and 11 here on cbs5, how she says overheard conversations helped her and her family cash in. >>> the as try to avoid their worst start in 21 years. i'm dennis o'donnell. can tying, reclaim his dominance at the masters. round 1 is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> talking about our masters pictures. >> european dominated leader board that's for sure. conditions really good at augusta for low scores. four of the top five go

as well, they used to hang outside of dallas. they would wait on a park bench, send a guy out, and when somebody came out to flirt with him, they would beat him up. that was their weekend fun. they would go gay bashing. a situation happened with -- jason was his name. he went out with two of his buddies. they jumped a guy. the guy knew martial arts or something and started within their ass -- whipping their ass. it would be a great story if it ended there, but one of the skinheads pulled out a gun, shot the man, and killed him. the judge immediately said, the guy who pulled the trigger got life in jail. the other guys, since you boys were on drugs or whatever, you could either do life with your friend or one year in a drug detention treatment facility. you see the difference already, right? when he tells the story, we toured together. he says, "i have white privilege. he said -- i learned about white privilege from this experience." he was totally change because they put him in a cell with a gay black man who was hiv- positive, and he watched this man die, and it just changed his life. he came out, left the movement, married a woman

as for today high pressure is in control and it will stay with us through the entire weekend. clouds are flirting in the north bay from time to time and pretty far north, not ruling out a few sprinkles today today. but notice the big contrast, to 98 in palm springs. in between you got clouds in fresno. partly cloudy in sacramento, 71 and low 70s in the southern sierra with the stratus return to our shoreline. here is the time line, more clouds throughout the day for sunday and evening hours chance of rain, sonoma county. better chance overnight through the entire bay area, good bet you'll be waking up to light rain showers from anywhere to tenth to a quarter of an inch by the time the front passes through early on monday morning. a little more rain to go and in fact temperatures today will be above normal here in the south bay. nice day to enjoy the low 70s from campbell to los gatos. 71 in san jose. look for 70 on the peninsula, palo alto and mountain view with mid and upper 60s, millbrae, redwood city. san francisco coming in at 66. you'll notice the stratus here, some high and mid-level clouds

yesterday maybe a little cooler because we didn't have as much cloud cover and this afternoon plenty of sunshine. we are going to see highs that are flirting0s in some spots actually hitting the 70s in some spots. breezy at the shore and at the coast and this is the beginning of a stretch of sunshine the longest we have seen in a while. this area of high pressure building bringing us more sunshine although this area of low pressure that you can see that hasn't quite hit us yet is going to bring us more cloud cover over the next couple of days but for today we enjoy beautiful conditions. 68 is the high today in palo alto. san mateo up to 67. same story for redwood city. 70 for cupertino, campbell and los gatos, 67 in milpitas. over tow east bay more nice warm readings 69 for walnut creek, pleasant hill and antioch. cooler at the shore, 64 alameda, 67 for berkeley and oakland and 65 richmond. up into the north bay seeing breezy conditions along the coast and cooler weather. 67 at stinson beach, 56 for san anselmo 70 santa rosa today 69 in sonoma and fairfield and 67 for vallejo and benicia. here's a look at your extended forecast. plenty of

as what we saw yesterday. for the week ahead, we're going to flirt with the possibility of scattered showers. of high pressure still in place. if you look very closely, it's easy to see. we've got this weak front behind it. it's going to shove this ridge to the east over the next 12 to 24 hours. it's going to bring us a very slight chance for sprinkles. high clouds out there, in addition to low clouds we're seeing this morning. the high clouds will stay with us most of the day. partly cloudy skies. by tomorrow, that chance for sprinkles, especially the north bay, sticking north of i-80. it's not going to be much if we do see any. a few hundredths to a tenth of an inch. it's going to be the north bay, and it looks like partly cloudy skies is what we're going to see. our temperatures are expected to be similar to what we're seeing today. widespread upper 30s around the bay. 48 for san francisco. 50 in hayward. 44 in fremont. some of that low cloud cover out there, and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, we're warming than what we saw in addition to the warm up yesterday. the winds change up a

as an air of low pressure knicks the northwestern section of the state on thursday. but high pressure quickly fills in on friday and yet, by saturday, all the way through monday, flirtingith nearly 80 degrees, warming spots in the inland area. i opened thump email and it was glorious. this is sent by lamont from oakland airport. he calls it a hole punch. caught either one actually. it happens when an aircraft punches through alto couple louse clouds, not unusual. what is unusual is the dew ration. it was out there for quite some time according to lamont. >> really cool. love it. >> all right. >> we're ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> "eyewitness news" is brought to you by southwestern airlines rapid rewards. no blackout dates. >>> super exciting sharks game tonight. kim will have more coming up. >>> if you have ever been to a sharks game you may have this question. how are all the lines and logos painted on the ice at the tank? that's a good question for tonight. i didn't even know you could paint ice but that's exactly how they put down the lines and logos at the shark tank. first question i got to ask you is what kind of paint sticks to ice? is this it's kind of like the old tes

as an air of low pressure knicks the northwestern section of the state on thursday. but high pressure quickly fills in on friday and yet, by saturday, all the way through monday, flirting with nearly 80 degrees, warming spots in the inland area. i opened thump email and it was glorious. this is sent by lamont from oakland airport. he calls it a hole punch. caught either one actually. it happens when an aircraft punches through alto couple louse clouds, not unusual. what is unusual is the dew ration. it was out there for quite some time according to lamont. >> really cool. love it. >> all right. >> we're coming back with kenny's good question. >> a punch bowl. >> pinpoint weather is sponsored by mancini sleep world. enjoy huge savings at our tax free mattress sale. start sleeping better tonight. ,, ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] edmunds.com says that lexus holds its value better than any other luxury brand. ♪ intellichoice proclaims that lexus has the best overall value of any brand. ♪ and j.d. power and associates ranks lexus the highest in customer satisfaction. no wonder more people have chosen lexus over any other luxury brand 11 years in a row. see your lexus dealer.

as 12 degrees warmer in redwood city. 11 degrees warmer in free month. napa, 20-degrees warmer. our highlights, breezy and clear this morning, warming trend gets underway today. and we'll see temperatures flirtingh 80 degrees by tomorrow. that warm weather is going to stay with us into next week, staying pretty mild at the coast, but inland, we'll see plenty of 80s. this has been the set-up. clear and dry conditions as a ridge of high pressure establishes itself to the north, to the west of us, upper levels of the atmosphere and over the weekend, it continues to build in to the eastern pacific. so that will allow for the occasional offshore winds, the occasional breezy conditions, but as a result, the temperatures warm a little bit today five, six degrees. another five to maybe eight degrees of warming tomorrow. 73 in fresno. big surf. 70 degrees. 87 in los angeles. very windy conditions in the sierra nevada. back home, 73. really average highs. spot on normal for the south bay. peninsula, look for 72 in redwood city. this is what early may should feel like. 60 in pacifica. san francisco, 68 today. finally where you should be for this time of year, about four degrees warmer than yesterday. in t

flirting with that 70-degree mark. and we'll only get warmer later in the week. a check on driving conditions with elizabeth. >> live towards the bay bridge toll plaza, getting busy now as you approach the pay gates. unfortunately, the metering lights were turned on earlier than typical. high wind advisory across the span so be extra careful in san francisco. coming up a check of the ride out of the altamont pass. but in the meantime back to you. >> thank you. 6:31. a man is killed trying to protect his roommate from her ex-boyfriend and this morning, police have made an arrest. sharon chin is in antioch where neighbors say they are ready to move out. sharon, good morning. >> good morning. neighbors here on the 2200 block of pine nut way are mourning the last of a 26-year- old man who they say was just trying to turn his life around. police haven't released his name but neighbors says his name was david and he died protecting his female roommate. antioch police say he was in the house when her ex-boyfriend showed up with a gun last night after 9:30 and started an argument. she escaped and then heard gunshots inside the house. then police say her boyfriend, her ex-boyfri

flirting with capless and. i'm na n >> we are telling the virginia story and getting people to invest in virginia. we have to think a lot more as we return and what are the things that we are doing that are not working well. i think at the core that's what scott walker was trying to do to make wisconsin more competitive. there's big billboards in chicago saying 23 you don't like illinois, come to wisconsin. people are coming. look at the taxes, and businesses are very mobile. they can vote if their feet and move. >> what does it say about the style of the governing? one of the criticisms of walker that i heard when you're going to do something really big, and what he's trying to do was really big and you make the case over and over and over again, and chris christopher smithty -- chris christie did that in new jersey and when you make a big change, you have to prepare the public in some way. how do you do that? >> that's a good question and we went through that with reforming the budget in $6 billion in realignments. i talked about that during the campaign, so i dent think anybody was surprised when we killed the tacks increase