la tormenta y podemos empezar de cero y seguir adelante de nuevo. >> eso fue lo que vivimos en wem bermplicada y vamos a hablar este dÍa con mario gallegos del departamento de bomberos de la ciudad de houston y michael w de oficina de emergencia, gracias por estar conmigo en enfoque. >> hÁbleme de lo que viviÓ aquÍ en esta semana de la madrugada del lunes hacia el martes y cuÁl fue la realidad para muchÍsimos personas en esta ciudad. >> pues aquÍ en houston tenemos una historia de esto sÍ pasa en nuestra comunidad pero son niveles y fue uno de los niveles mÁs grandes que hemos visto aqÍi en la ciudad de houston en parte de la ciudad hemos recibido mÁs que 11 pulgadas de lluvia en tres horas. >> don mario, esas inundaciones histÓricas ¿no? aquÍ donde estamos a nuestras espaldas para el dÍa miÉrcoles esto estaba inundado. >> asÍ es. >> y hemos visto por ejemplo el caso de una joven hispana que muriÓ ahogada en su automovil. ¿quÉ le puede decir a nuestra gente que cÓmo podemos nosotros prepararnos o lidiar con una situaciÓn como la que vivio esta joven desafortunadamente que muriÓ?. >> bu

. >> few weeks ago i spoke with doctor rich nash director of the national hurricane sent ber this season's outlook. he also stress that had people should in the let down their guard. >> we still have land falls in el nino years, we have had land falling hurricanes, major ones in below average hurricane seasons. don't get distracted by hanging your hat on the el nino effect making it a year where you can take the year off preparing for hurricanes. it doesn't work that way. >> true. >> yep. >> one thing doctor nash always says, that whole time, i was talking to him even if we have one hurricane fit comes in your town it is catastrophic. >> absolutely. >> definitely be prepared as would you in any event. >> very good advice. >> kate, thank you. >>> what you need to know about taxpayer information that was stolen from the irs we will have that information >>> criminal investigation after revealing today that information about more than 100,000 taxpayers had been accessed on line by thieves. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan joins with us information on this scheme and getting

the athlete started i bers sa neighborhood neighborhood of san jose. the man to beat at this hour is mark. he's said to be the best sprinters in this race. he tells me this will no doubt be a difficult stage. he's letting the younger climbers signing the stage. he says he alwayss forward to ride in san jose. >> it is nice here, and the weather is good. we always start straight up the heel so we don't have time to hit the mountains. >> it is great that san jose hosts this race, it is really fantastic and we can see the pros in our own backyard. >> reporter: that's the family out of fremont. fans out here watching this race and they come out every year and the city of san jose has been host hosting this amgen tour for the past decade. it is inspirational to see the cyclists riding the same hill they did. back out here live you see a sign that says "good-bye amgen, come back soon". >> the riders just left here. they'll finish roughly around 5:00. it will take them at least five hours to complete this stage. >> it will take me about 12 hours. >> reporter:

i am myself in close daily contact welcome ber nardino leon on this subject. i myself was in tunis to meet and talk with all linen parties taking part of the dialogue. our message to all libyans is clear. the european union is ready to support you in any possible way to make sure that libya can be the prosperous stable country it can be and deserves to be. unite against all challenges your country and your people is facing. and europe will be at your side in the ways you will decide and determine. in the meantime we need to work together in partnership. europeans and libyans to fight trafficking and smuggling organizations. this is a libyan interest and responsibility. this is a mediterranean interest and responsibility. this is an european interest responsibility it is also an african interest and responsibility, and i would say it's a global interest and responsibility. we don't and we won't act against anyone. but in partnership with all. we need to work together, and we are here to work together. this is also why we're stepping up our cooperation and suppo

. >> up ber will start construction this fall on its new campus in san francisco's mission bay. here's a rendering of that new campus which will be located on 3rd street. the two building complex will be able to accommodate more than 3,000 workers. the campus is scheduled to open at the end of 2017 or 2018. >> contra costa fair kicks off in antioch. this week's theme is welcome to fairadise. it's a beach and luau theme. there's carnival rides, food and be exhibits. festivities kick off at 11:45 this morning. >> this has got to be the coldest fair opening in a while mike. >> i was thinking the same thing. no 90s. barely some 80s. very comfortable but then again if you're trying to sell some liquids there to keep everybody from getting too thiftsy y thirsty best of years. yankees in town to take on the a's. the braves in town to take on the giants ten minutes later mostly cloudy skies, 57 dropping down to cloudy 54 by the end of the game. both of them will be cool. we'll have temperatures in the mid-80s to low 90s in the central valley near 70 san diego. upper 70s in l.a. no more

the performers saying no to ber bullying. [music] >> singer songwriter loves to perform when her music brings awareness to real life issues like cyber bullying. >> i thi it's a really important cause. not many think about what they do before they do something online. [music] >> reporter: that's walk for a reason concert is raising funds for the audrie potts foundation, coating cyberbullying in schools. odd dri was 15 when she committed suice after being sexually assaulted at a party after she passed out after drking alcohol. photos of the assault were posted online and the she messaged frien facebook my life is ov. >> audrie reached out to a lot persons and weeel it was a cry for help that we unanswered. >> audrie's stepmom says the foundation brings awareness into local schools. odd dri's dad larry says speak out if you see it happening. >> to get behind an educational efrt starting at the middle school to the high schools and just giving kids some different oprtunities and some understanding about what is going on and to tr

local elections, they want it to be held before the presidential election which is scheduled for obto ber. >>> 11 people have been killed, and, demonstrations in the capital, began when the president announced he would run for a third term, and a peace deal that ended a civil war states the president can only serve two terms and it appears another civil war is forcing many from their homes. >>> 7,000 might go grants have been rescued, in the last few days hundreds were pulled from the sea by fishermen, and the coast guard and unlike libya they have many secured borders to prevent people from leaving. they tried to reach europe by boat, and now they're back where they started in africa. >>> these people are among almost 500 rescued by since march. >>> it is a trail and these people being sheltered in the town are west africans, and registered as economic migrants and that makes it difficult to claim asylum. >>> guana, i'm from guana. and that's where we need help. >>> it is no longer a escaped route for might go grants that's because its borders are securer and, coast guard patrol the wate

thep a big kick off in ber link ton last night and a vow to focus on the issues and not a horse race. >> it's not about bernie sanders or hillary clinton or jeb bush this campaign is about the needs of the american people. [ applause ] and the proposals that affect the needs and someone that's never ran a political ad in my life my campaign is not driven by gossip or wreckless attacks. >> there are details on when we can see the next batch of hillary clinton's e-mails. the state department is targeting june 30th under the next release. meaning the role out could stretch to 2016. the press report that is the financial disclosure reports fails to include a shell company bill clinton has legally used to consult and provide other services. it's called wjllc and does not appear to have any employees. the company was set up to send payments to him and clinton's campaign was not required to report the company because there's no financial assets. in the international times says that the state department approves $165 billion and weapon sales to those that donated, and that's reportedly almost

sell pizza ber and by the slice.eporter: this year organize >>reporter: this year organizers have ensured steady flow of customers if the downtown business district. >> we have worked to create parking spots in the city itself and people start the day and end the day within the city but just get to go napa could be the trick t.law enforcements bracing for a weekend of heavy traffic. in napa, abc 7 news. >> receptionist at private after school tutoring program accused of having sex with under age teenager girl. adrian pan worked at the think tank learning center in millbrae where police say he met the 14-year-old victim last summer. pan also coached at the badminton center in south san francisco and crystal san francisco and crystal hillsboro school he's out on bail. >> we hear from one of the men held hostage for 2 hours during a tense stand off at antioch gas station. here the man accused of yesterday crime spree across the east bay. facing numerous charges including assault with deadly weapon carjack kidnapping. on

the point is they say it as couple ber cumbersome. they want a leaner management and focus on regions making the most money already. that is the u.s. canada uk australia. and would you believe france as well. they're getting in touch with the millennials. elsewhere, here's a washing. you were talking about some of the presidential candidates. apparently last year they were all talking about income gaps. the rich having more and the rest of us not having so much. according to an nbc news poll it's actually about your own personal mobility. moving up the ladder rather than worrying about what others have got to do in terms of their income. the presidential candidates especially if you're republican this is a big concern, mobility concerns rather than pay gaps. that is the key for voters according to the latest poll. >> ioe, informal eating out. "the wall street journal" is also out with a survey of economists weighing in on the fed's timetable for raising interest rates. what did we find out? >> honestly we didn't find out a lot. these

sell pizza ber and by the slice. >>reporter: this year organize >>reporter: this year organizers have ensured steady flow of customers if the downtown business strict. >> we have worked to create parking spots in thcity itself and people start the day and end the day within the city but jt get to go napa could be the trick.law enforcements bracing for a weekend of heavy traffic. in napa, abc 7 news. >> receptionist at private after school tutoring program accusedf having sex with under age teeger girl. adrian pan worked at the think tank learning center in millbrae where police say he met the 14-year-old victim last summer. pan also coached at the badminton center in south san francisco and crystal san francisco and crystal hillsboro school he's out on bail. >> we hear from one of the men held hostage for 2 hours durin a tense stand off at antioch gas stati. here the man accused of yesterday crime spree across the east bay. facing numerous charges including assault with deadly weapon carjack kidnapping one of the hos

let me say this, i alluded to the role of the united states' bers o colorf troops here as liberators,s but af unionri army, but african-americans here in this section of virginia and throughout the south regarded april 9, 1865 as a general day of liberation and this is one of the things that i found in the course of the research thatsu surprised me most, that african-american communities not just in virginia, but chicago, across the country, ary of celebrated u yearly that anniversary really until world war i era. what were they celebrating? they celebrated the fact that in the this war, freedom followed the cessfu union army. where the union army was successful, freedom could oln issu materialize. where the union army was unsuccessful, freedom remained elusive. lincoln issued his famous prok proclamation in 1863, but until then, freedom was not grasped by many in the south, and so the defeat of lee's army again, so potent a symbol, and in the minds of the african-americans, of slavery, the racial superior superiority, and all it stood s here a for, the army looms large as t invo free

angela not only inherited the theater, but like most ber wick residents, she spent a lot of time herecially as a teenager. >> when i came to the movies, it was hush-hush sweet charlotte with betty davis. there was one scene where her hand gets chopped off. it was so scary to me i slept with my hands tucked under the covers. >> everybody seems to have a story about this theater, whether it's the first kiss, first date, those memories hold a special place. >> jenny craig knows the history of the place as well as anyone. she meets me in the lobby. ? welcome to berwick. >> i haven't seen a movie for $4 foreve forever. >> it's certainly unique for our town. >> wow. >> in a community, you need a place that creates culture and creates interaction with your community members, and this is what it is. this is our downtown mainstay. >> just walking inside is a blast from the past. this concession stand hearkens back to the days before large multi plexes and so do the prices. >> it was built in 1868. it has the original vaudeville stage. >> in the 1920s, it joined the silent movie era. and in the

look at what it's done to our temperatures lake ber said it was 80 as the world golf championship yesterdayoudy, breezy. 55 should be 54 at golden gate. 70 at sunny side. look at the low to mid- 60s around downtown, financial district 64 belmont 63 richmond 65. we're definitely seeing the effect in those areas from the sea breeze. but elsewhere already off to 83 in heelsburg 86 in walnut creek and 80 in saratoga. 24-hour temperature change inland pretty much warmer as we expected along the coast and now moving into the north bay some of those lower valleys that cold air is funneling in. and that's why you're significantly cooler. look at that 23 degrees cooler in half-moon bay right now. yesterday was a picture perfect day. if you like gray it's a great picture day because that's all you're going to get. temperatures this friday are going to fall three degrees in san jose 11 at oakland, 12 in petaluma, 25 at half-moon bay. in fact we've already set our high in san francisco and half-moon bay and our temperatures will continue to fall just a little bit during the afternoon hours. there you g

. >>> ber >>> bernadino lyon has been negotiating between the governments in libya. we asked what progress has been made so far. >> at the moment we're waiting for the parties to give us commands and remarks on the proposal we have made. we have already reactions as you know very well it has been criticized by tripoli and we have already said very clearly that there will be a new draft and we'll try to address their concerns. so they are invited to send us their remarks to include the text and in the case of tibruk we're having reaction from independents civil societies and other actors involved in the process. once we have all these remarks we'll try to produce a new draft, and we'll try to produce an agreement that at the end of the day there has to be an agreement acceptable to everybody. >> six more bodies have been found buryied in a thai jungle, but they're thought to be rohingya muslims and it's thought to be another mass grave. 60,000 people from the persecuted minority have left the neighboring myanmar in the last few months. some end up in camps in thailand

two, active overseas theater such as the southwest pacific or china, ber maurma, india.ee, the continental united states. let's examine an inactive overseas theater. the general is given new troop strength and made known to him the numbers and types of units which are now surplus. these will be units of various types, such as armor divisions, artillery battalions, infantry ordinance companies or other units as the case may be. let's take the infantry and assume there are four divisions in the theater. and one division has become surplus. the theater commander will grade the men in all four divisions according to priority credit scores. select out the top 1/4 and designate these men as surplus. he will shift all the men remaining in the surplus division who are not surplus into the active divisions. then transfer all the surplus men into the surplus division, which will now serve as a vehicle for eventually returning them to the united states. remember, however, military necessity governs the selection and transfer. that means no man in a unit that remains in service can

sell pizza ber and by the slice.eporter: this year organize >>reporter: this year organizers have ensured steady flow of customers if the downtown business district. >> we have worked to create parking spots in the city itself and people start the day and end the day within the city but just get to go napa could be the trick t.law enforcements bracing for a weekend of heavy traffic. in napa, abc 7 news. >> receptionist at private after school tutoring program accused of having sex with under age teenager girl. adrian pan worked at the think tank learning center in millbrae where police say he met the 14-year-old victim last summer. pan also coached at the badminton center in south san francisco and crystal san francisco and crystal hillsboro school he's out on bail. >> we hear from one of the men held hostage for 2 hours during a tense stand off at antioch gas station. here the man accused of yesterday crime spree across the east bay. facing numerous charges including assault with deadly weapon carjack kidnapping. on

what needs to be done to sort of address their status in ber ma? because they areburma?are not even recognized as a people, as a government. >> the local government in western burma are extremely hostile to this group. this is a matter of the national government to take this group under their wing and say look, we cannot allow people to be subjected to ethnic cleansing. we may have issues about migration and citizenship but we need to provide security and reconciliation so people aren't killing each other and driving each other out of the country. but so far burma hasn't been series aboutserious about this, have taken this very flippantly and haven't addressed the root causes. >> thousands trapped at sea just to be clear these countries, malaysia, thailand and indonesia have a legal obligation do they not to help people trapped at sea without food and water but this obligation can't be forced upon them in any way can it? >> that's what we're here for to enforce it, in the sense that they do have obligations and they will be shamed and these deaths will be on their should

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ber niece and bruce. charles: what about the stock? >> i don't know much about the stock. pet owner myself. but going way beyond that as you were talking about, you know, the food supply in the world is finite, and we will need to make sure that we do a lot -- charles: and the customers are demanding certain kinds of quality from them. how many pigs were killed -- i mean, chickens just this year alone. >> someone life begins with a howl, we scream, shout, shriek with joy. until, inhibition creeps in, our world gets smaller, quieter, but life should be loud. sing loud, play loud, love loud. dentures shouldn't keep you quiet, life should be ringing in your ears. live loud, super poligrip. >> it is time now for the marching orders. the stock market, the early summer, a lot of people wondering if that doesn't happen should they move to the sidelines. history says they probably want to write it out. and this is how the market has been and 2009, typically what happens is we get a little bit of a down draft in january, the beginning of the year the market sloughs off a little bit

peru's food is unequivocally awesome, it seems proper we take a trip back in time to meet the fore berural legacy. the larco herrera museum in lima has a massive collection of pre-colombian artifacts. looking at them, you get an idea of what these ancient peoples were like, how they lived. >> wow! this is like the real stuff. >> i think so. right. i mean, it's the real deal, yeah. >> gold necklaces. you see why the spanish just freaked out when they came here, turned into maniacal greed heads. but history does not have to be boring. it can be sexy. i don't know whether you knew this, but i am an aficionado of early erotica of pre-colombian and post-colombian eras, you know, pottery of people doing it. >> i should have known that. >> turns out things can get pretty interesting back in the day. oh, yeah. those guys could get crazy and get wild and apparently very kinky. >> the erotic gallery. there you go. that's a conversation starter. >> i take eric to the pre-colombian boning section, actually the erotic pottery section. slip of the tongue. >> amazing. >> which sounds about as much fu

google turned down our request for an on-camera ber view but released a statement saying in six years 1.7 million miles of testing both by drivers and machines self-driving cars have been in 11 minor accidents. google says quote, not once was the self-driving car the cause of the accident. >> consumer watch dog says it wants to look in to the data collected by these cars as they drive us around. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> you are not going to get one, are you? i'm a little afraid. >> jeff, would you get one of the driverless cars? >> i would have to see how it did in the weather. >> the rain especially. >> the glare of the sun, the heat. all of those factors. you know the engineers are checking it out. we have something coming our way this weekend. the possible of rainfall. popped open the computer and first thing i did is check the forecast models and looks like it is on track to come our way. we will get more on that on the scrolling ticker at the bottom screen. the sky camera network, 60 in the south bay. struggled to get out of the 60s for a lot of the south ba

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here in wem wim ber li wim wimberly is where this started before memorial day but is not where it is continuing. >> this will allow everyone to respond even more festival to the challenges you face. >> homes have been swamped. >> homes have been completely wiped off of the map. >> every part of the city hit. >> the defining feature of houston, is the many rivers that run through. and many of them overflowed their banks and overtook the neighborhoods. >> rescuers said they had to save over 500 people from high water. stranded in their vehicles. 2500 trucks and vans abandoned as drivers scrambled to higher ground. further north the search continues for two families whose vacation home was swept into the blanco river. fell apart into pieces. at the time the water was not only over my head but over the height of the bridge. in all several people from hayes county are unaccounted for, a body remains unidentified. >> it's scary i have small children. to imagine you couldn't help the children and don't know what happened, i can't imagine. so very sad. >> reporter: juna brown lives upriver,

it ran aground off ber mu da.amed a problem with the steering system that forced the ship off course. no one was injured but the ship was stuck for more than six hours. federal regulators are making demands of a company whose pipeline spilled thousands of gallons of oil on the california coast. the pipeline must remove the damaged pipe test it and empty the remainder of the line. the leak spilled many more than 100,000 gallons on tuesday. it is not clear what caused the spill. >> a rite of pass sanl turned into an insult. a dallas high school recalled the yearbook because mean words appear. some are sexual innuendos. parents and students are outraged. >> wie hurt somebody? why? just because you didn't like them? >> somebody had to proof it. and proof it again. proof it ten times. you don't ache this mistake. >> reporter: the school district is trying to find out who made the quotes. they are printing new ones. >> pulled from programming. up next the famous tv family that's been lifted from the line-up amid a sex a

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we had the so-called taper tantrum when the chairman ber bernaki suggested the paper market and that caused turmoil in the emerging markets in particular because the fed had not adequately communicated in advance what its intentions were. no body in the private or public sector was prepared. i think policymakers learned from that and tried to communicate more clearly what they intended to do. that is what the talk about the other big word patience was a month ago when the fed removed the word patient from its statement. they are trying to communicate what they will do and how they will do it far in advance which will give markets and financial institutions and people time to prepare. >> well let's turn to the economy at large now. you talked about not having enough public spending to foster the earlier stage. at some point we are far enough past the crisis to say this is no longer the aftermath. this is the new normal and the world we are living in. it is a world where people feel worried about and some of the questions from our audience pick up on the this new normal that the slow g

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he was brave for sure, but his bravery was matched ber his compassion, and he came by it through hisy off, was a time he devoted to his mother. that was a time he kept sacred. >> another woman grieving this mother's day will be freddie gray's mother. gloria darden who this week said she will never be the same. >> talk to me as a mother the pain that you're experience inging. >> got a hole -- i wish it never happened, wish that it never happened and i won't never be the same. i will never be the same. >> keep these mothers in your thoughts as you think about your own. i was blessed to have my mother ada a single mom who gave me all she had. late tomorrow i'll be going to alabama to lay a rose on her grave as i spend the evening with kenny glasgow my brother. i call a lot of mothers that i worked with and marched through the years on mother's day long after the headlines. because i know too many their pain was an issue, a cause, but to them it was their son, their daughter. there's nothing more precious than a mother and a mother's love. i know because i was the recipient of one. at on

ber not collecting the information of spies. we are not collecting the information of terrorists. we are collecting all american citizens' records all of the time. this is what we fought the revolution over. are we going to so blithely give up our freedom? are we going to so blithely go along and just say take it? well i'm not gonna take it anymore. i don't think the american people are going to take it anymore. 80% of those under 40 say we have gone too far, that this whole collection of all of our records all the time is too much. the court has said how can records be relevant to an investigation that hasn't started? the court has said that even under these lower standards, even under these standards of saying that it would be relevant that all of the stuff they are collecting is precisely irrelevant. now, people say, well they are not looking at it they are not listening to it. it's the tip of the iceberg, what we are talking about here. and realize that they were dishonest about the program until we caught them. they kept saying over and over again, we are not doing this we're

peter clay ber's in the aftermath of this unrest.here are people in whole parts of our cities being totally left behind and disregarded. they're unheard and told they're unneeded by this economy. that extreme poverty breeds conditions for extreme violence. people are frustrated and angry. they feel like people aren't listening. >> 1999 martin o'malley said this when you were running for mayor. as much as we'd like to think poverty is the cause of crime crime is also the cause of poverty. people are talking about your focus on more policing to deal with the crime issue. you talked about the drug issue back then. looking back what would do you differently? >> well, looking back i mean the fact of the matter was, in 1999 the main issue holding baltimore back was the fact that we had allowed ourselves to be the most violent, addicted and abandoned city in america. we had a conversation through a long hot campaign about not only how to improve policing in baltimore but how to improve how we train and police the police. so we followed thro

bers. stay with fox business. fox means business and we're here to watch your money. meantime, thank you so much for joining us. adam: "the willis report" is next. liz: have a great night. ♪ gerri: hello everybody, i'm gerri willis and this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business are the government's economic numbers a lie? that is what legendary businessman steve wynn just said. >> the idea that america is the grips of a great recovery is pure fiction. it's a lie. gerri: we'll examine the evidence. >>> brace yourself for a slew of new taxes. several states, some led by republicans, are reportedly considering big tax hikes. we'll break it down. >>> also homeowners raided by the government. why your property tax bill keeps going up, even when the price of your home doesn't. >>> and thanksgiving without turkey this year? >> getting bad out there because there are 24 million birds, turkeys, chickens that have now been lost. gerri: all that and more coming up on "the willis report" where consumers are our business. gerri: brace yourself for the t

cnn meteorologist jennifer graydowns live in women ber wimberley, texas. >> reporter: the ground is completely saturated. any additional rain is just going to make matters worse. look behind me that's the blanco river, still running high even though it's gone down considerably and not only getting rain in this area but anywhere north of there, upstream all the water will flow down like the river behind me and create problems across the region jake. >> obviously, we're most concerned about the loss of life in additional floods but this is also going to be a big challenge for the search crews still trying to find people? >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. there are still eight people missing, and they have been out all day long for the past five days searching for people. and when it rains, that creates a problem. first of all, you don't want fluctuation in the liver level because of all of the debris they are sifting through. down the river, they have debris piles as tall as these trees they're going through. more rain it displaces some debrie and makes it really challenging. three people identifie

and that's how ber going to win this caucus on saturday.a that what happens -- that what happens in vegas is not -- no no it's not gonna stay in vegas anymore. we're gonna start something in vegas and we're gonna send it across nevada and across america and everybody's gonna know the power of a united people. >> and that of course was barack obama, the presidential candidate in las vegas, 2008 a rally with workers from local 226, the state's largest labor organization, the culinary workers, as hillary clinton returns to las vegas. she is going to test the waters with some frayed relationships, as they did endorse obama last time including the culinary union, who endorsed obama in they can cause cusses will she be able to put the past behind her as she arrives today? joining me is the political director at local 226, culinary workers. >> thanks for having me. >> what is the attitude toward hillary clinton this time around? you have already heard from martin o'malley last september, bernie sanders not been a declared candidate was here in mar

over on the nasdaq, they'll be watching cisco ceo john xam bers is going to step down uz of mid july.hat coming up. >>> a little emphasis on that slamming of the button. we could use some solar power today. live look outside. today is monday, may 4th in is "today in the bay." >> a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. let's get you caught up on the top stories. investigators are scouring the apartment in a phoenix area linked to the gunman in yesterday's shooting at an event in texas. the event challenged cartoonists to draw the prophet mohammed. >>> a suspected drunk driver is facing charges accuse of hitting and killing a mother and her baby girl. they say the driver attended a wine festival in livermore earlier in the day. >>> and home at last for a bay area woman stranded on mt. everest after the deadly nepal earthquake. she's expected to fly into sfo in a little more than an hour. >>> this morning the curfew in baltimore is lifted and life is slowly returning to normal. now elected leaders are trying to prevent any futu

up in bers in the mid 50s later this evening in oakland. as you head into the weekend, the warmup will peak on saturday even though we will have increasing high clouds which may limit some of the warming we're thinking a bit earlier. at least 70s to low 80s to start the weekend. north bay locations, a few shower on sunday. notice the temperatures cooling off next week. the ocean air conditioning turns on stronger. again, see cooling early next week. forecast shows at the bottom soft screen, middle part of next week, temperatures start to climb up once again. mike? >> we expect a friday lighter volume and easier drive for your commute at 6:10. especially at 6:10. look at oakland. horrible drive for folk tons nimitz. jammed from the top of the screen as we're looking here this is hyde street. the headlights heading south toward davis street. look at the map. worse stretch of the nimitz freeway. overnight road crews blocking two lanes supposed to pick up at 5:30. they may have picked up in the last few minutes judging by the speed sensors. tha