heading over tiburon and angel island and going to sausalito and san francisco and the bay bridge and brisbanend daily city and colma and san bruno and over orinda and oakland and piedmont heading to alameda and san leandro and san lorenzo and right down both sides of the bay shore and into the south bay. and off the coast. >> you need to slow down? all the spray is coming from the car? a round of showers through saturday, and this is the most widespread showers we will have. brighter and warmer for mother's day and getting warm next week. you can see we are well below average, upper 50 on low 60, 58 at half moon bay and 61 in san francisco and the rest us at 63 to 68. if you going to the game, the showers will be carbon but there is an outside chance one or two could meander near at&t park so have the pancho ready just in case. this round is beginning to be gone by then, 59 to 2356. cool. we will drop into the low-to-mid 50s cooler than this morning but, still, mild. our storm-impact scale is from we are using this rated "1" light to "5" severe and this will be light. it could be even .5" wit

the suspect is known to hang out in the brisbane area. >>> list appear -- police appear to have cracked a cold case. she was raped and murdered in oakland. she was 45 years old. and despite the case going cold her daughter never gave up hope and now decades later a dna sample from that crime has been linked to a man already in federal custody. >> you can't give up. something in my heart told me, he's still there. some where he's out here. and you need to find him and bring him in. 36-1/2 year cold case. solved. almost. >> reporter: this is a suspect dennis ray eagle who is already serving a sentence for a rape conviction in montana. his sentence is coming up next month. >>> the plane started to crash right after take off in lodi. clipped a truck on the way down. >> it clipped the back end of our vehicle and went across the road and slipped out into the vineyard. >> reporter: the faa say it is single engine cessna experienced some engine trouble. there were no serious injuries. after the crash some of the passengers hopped on to another plane to go sky diving. >>> tonight another sink ho

and using caltrain and metro that extends into brisbane so i mean we say 0 work with over and over those areas in some instances closer to downtown and parts of san francisco i mean that - rather than trying to pack everyone into the 47 skrielz of san francisco work with the urban and much cheaper their expensive either rents or buy a home at pacifica or brisbane or south san francisco for less than living in san francisco i think that is something that will help us to satisfy the housing of our problem if we do intensify growth in san francisco as well as the open and san jose areas. >> commissioner wu >> thanks on this item a lot of discussion about infrastructure especially transit with housing and office and supportive of all of that and this idea that the cities and suburbans needs to do their part in terms of building housing and transit as a result of demanding fees i think i'm struggling i was trying to remember back to 2013 and all the work going into the transbay area i think that there's really a challenge in the bay area and all of california because the cities are different

we will start in san francisco, where we have around 53 to 55, and brisbane and belmont and young city, the warm spots at 57. pittsburg and walnut creek and pleasanton 56, and palo alto and saratoga at 55 and american canyon and pacifica at 52. kite subjecting could be breezy. injury that. sailing? fair. a smile -- small craft advisory. walking the dog is brighter this afternoon. we have drizzle. an area experiencing it is golden gate bridge right now. the closer you are to the coast or if you drive through the higher elevations secretary to get drizzle through 8:00. temperatures today are in the mid-60s to mid-70s from san francisco to inland neighborhoods and notice tomorrow 80s start to pop up and become more dominant in the forecast through friday. i will have the holiday weekend forecast looking warm. sue? >> taking a look at matt keller who has been covering santa clara with road closures in the area to avoid, the fire is near the lawrence expressway. avoid the area. you can not felt through with the fire crews. we have an accident in dublin/pleasanton westbound 580 at 680 southb

>>reporter: you consistent house moving in the kantor the san mateo brisbane's patchy fog but we hado bet on the storms began over the east bay hills above that in the sierra nevada lot of folks at a lot of there and you had more rain at lower elevations turning to snow about 7,000 ft. and we have another day of this before things began to settle down 11 fish sauce and the next few days watching the weather begins to settle down return to more sunshine and the some patchy fog. >>grant lodes: sh a federal appeals court has reversed are run by held bank of america liable for fraud and for the company $1.2 billion to the course of them die and the evidence the jury found by america live was in the countrywide have lied about a colleague of mortgages cash that it had passed on to a candid and freddie mac the have not commented on today's ruling. >>grant lodes: the passenger and a car that now and was on the side of the highway and it was still behind one of the debt is approached the car in the driver right here hist essentially frozen in reverse and guns and slamming into it and see peo

northbound 101 is reporting injuries, and sending the brisbane fire department, and possibly san francisco is not bad on northbound herself down yet, and we take a live look at san francisco from the camera, and you can look down on 101 and see that leaving the city is okay. getting out of the city okay so far, and we will keep watching this, and airport shuttle van involved in the crash. the big sun coming up over the east bay hills, the backlit picture, showing the backup to the maccarthur maze and metering lights are on. >>> 6:32 am. >>> new from san leandro, someone was stabbed at the san leandro bart station, called at 11:30 pm last night, the victim was rushed to the hospital, and that is about all we know, and we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> the dog groomer at the san mateo petsmart facing felony charges of animal cruelty after the dog died in his care. brian flores is in san mateo, and he has reaction from the owner and the owner -- owner of the dog and the owner of the store. >> reporter: good morning. the police may be looking at surveillance footage

he hangs out in brisbane. >>> the death of prince is drawing national attention to the dangers of opiod addiction. investigators are looking into whether the singer died from a drug overdose last month. doctors are struggling with what they call an opiod overdose epidemic. kpix 5 reporter len ramirez on what one county in the bay area is doing to tackle the problem. >> july 7, 2014, we received a phone call. >> reporter: amy cooper was on a camping with her family when the police called from her eldest son's cell phone. the 26-year-old entrepreneur was dead from a prescription drug overdose. >> i left my job and now i'm spending my entire focus and my advocacy role to get out and talk about this epidemic. >> the street addict is not the new opiate addict. it's the youth under 30. >> reporter: santa clara county health officials say more young people now die of overdoses than from car accidents and to prove the point, they decorated an overdose conference with pictures of the victims, teenagers and 20-somethings, people from good families who got hooked on pain medication they got from a

you can see showers san francisco, south city, brisbane maybe. and into 11 is:00, more showers into the south bay, perhaps livermore. higher elevations, mt. diablo and mt. tam could see a thunderstorm. this is 3:00 in the afternoon. the evening could see still a lingering sure. but the amounts pretty light. anywhere from about .01 to about .08 san jose. this is just a gauge. amounts could vary from that. so in san jose today, be numbers as much as 11 degrees below average. we will be at about 65. average high 76. look at that, only the low 70s into wednesday and thursday. game today 4:15, cubs in town with numbers in and around 630 degrees. chance after shower. elsewhere around the bay 65 concord, san jose maybe some afternoon showers there and 62 san mateo. over in oakland, once again, a gray afternoon with low 60s and an isolated shower is possible. the accuweather seven-day forecast then featuring the coolest days today. slightly warmer tomorrow with more sun and still clouds around on monday. below average into tuesday. finally bumping up the

continue to track delays for the 280 ride southbound out of daly city and through south city and brisbanebruno to the 280380 interchange. the accident is on the shoulder but there's debris in lanes and that's why it's slow. >> backups on the bay bridge but clearing out in the westbound direction. the drive times have been hovering about 18 minutes even out of the macarthur maze for the westbound ride so we are doing well here. as we continue to track a good drive, 280 northbound is not nearly as backed up as we would usually expect to see it. right through this area here leading towards cupertino, that can be sometimes as much as a 30-minute trip time. but it isn't this morning. we're enjoying a pretty good ride. in fact, here's a look at some of the drive times and you can see, 16 minutes on the 101 ride northbound and the other slow spot is here. the guadalupe parkway. remember, that's going to be especially heavy tonight at the shark tank because they are going to try to break the tie this evening. here's your san mateo bridge ride. things have bogged down here as you can see. it's at

then we're going sydney, brisbane, then down to auckland, new zealand, back across this massive continento get to australia. >> it's long. it's like six movies, five meals, three bowel movements and then you're at customs. [ light laughter ] >> it's long. people are fantastic. the country's amazing. i took "seven hundred sundays" there, about eight or nine years ago, for seven weeks. and it was spectacular. so we're going to do more of the country. with this young man named andrew dentin. who's a terrific interviewer. we do this two-man show that's really fun. >> jimmy: oh, it'll be great. >> show a lot of clips. and you know for an audience, it's like doing this. it's so informal. and it's so great. and i work all my stand-up stuff into it. and it becomes a really great incredible night. >> jimmy: if you haven't seen billy crystal do stand-up or, you have to see it, it's one of the best experiences ever. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: i of course told you all of that. i love your act. all your acts. i've seen -- i don't know how many i've seen. it's fantastic. you used to do this bit where

he is known to hang out in brisbane. >>> some good samaritans are credited with stopping an attemptedt the driver of the red car struck a bicyclist on market street near fourth yesterday. then tried to drive off. witnesses surrounded the woman's car blocking her until police arrived. the cyclist is expected to be okay. >>> bart has given the go-ahead to a plan that's supposed to make its trains run more quietly. custom rail dampers will be installed on some loud sections. track. they are between the daly cy

he is known to hang out in brisbane. >>> some good samaritans are credited with stopping an attempted hit-and-run. police say that the driver of the red car struck a bicyclist on market street near fourth yesterday. then tried to drive off. witnesses surrounded the woman's car blocking her until police arrived. the cyclist is expected to be okay. >>> bart has given the go-ahead to a plan that's supposed to make its trains run more quietly. custom rail dampers will be installed on some loud sections. track. they are between the daly city and balboa park stations and near the west oakland station. >>> let's see how bart and the rest of the commute is going. gianna? >> bart is on time with 46 trains systemwide. no delays right now. keep in mind though for this weekend if you are planning oncoming into san francisco on sunday for "bay to breakers," bart will have a 6:00 a.m. start so early trains on sunday. caltrain will also be providing four extra early trains as well for folks heading into san francisco. they will have three southbound express trains heading to san jose after the race.

investigators say he has family in lodi and frequents brisbane and los angeles. >>> there are new detailstoday regarding the man arrested after a chase and violent confro confrontation with santa clara sha sheriff's deputiy sdeputies >> matt keller has the latest on the case. >> reporter: this is the only person arrested so far from a violent confrontation that took place in the santa cruz mountains yesterday. 43-year-old andray redmond of san francisco was arrested for murder, false imprisonment kidnapping for robbery and burglary. he was captured after crashing a prius 17 piles from the hamilton off-ramp in campbell during a pursuit with deputies. investigatesors say another man was found in the car with injuries. he died at the hospital. no word yet on his cause of death. deputies say they're still looking to see if he's a suspect or a victim. three men were found in redwood estates less than a quarter mile away from the local market and post office. one was dead on the scene from an apparent gunshot wound, the other two injured. >> completely out of the norm. we're usually a very tigh

we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum, a smooth, beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone th

they say, he is a transient and has been known to stay in brisbane, as awell as las vegas. he also has family in lodi. >> pam:investigators say, he shot his ex-girlfriend in the head last month at an apartment complex. he was last seen in a toyota camry. >> pam:noone has seen colindres or the car. since the april 27th shooting. when we last checked with the pacifica police department, the victim was >> pam: still recovering. >> pam:major allegations of sexual misconduct by oakland police officers.two investigations underway.an internal affairs investigation and a criminal investigation. our sources tell us multiple officers are alleged to have used facebook to hook up for sex with an underage girl dating back to october of 2015. for the past 6-months opd's top cop, chief sean whent has been silent on the issue >> reporter: major allegations of sexual misconduct from oakland police officers with two investigations on the way. our sources tell us multiple officers alleged to use facebook to hook up with at under age girl for sex. all -- >>"why won't the chief come out and spe

them, which is good and there's one drop-off recycling which ecology has for their facility in the brisbane. in talking with them they've now got the state-of-the-art equipment. this still takes a lot of time for them to handle this very volume this mature which is 95% and. they spent many hours trying to corral the stuff and feed into this machine so it can intensify and then they have to haul it many miles and they spend what really comes out to be thousands of dollars per ton. but basically figure so they can go talk with it. the may take it to a mike. so even though we have that infrastructure now, we're seeing a completely insignificant level of recovery. as long as you-if you don't have it acceptable in the curbside collection program, then that inconveniences can end up in the about. so why can we accept it in the curbside recycling program? the nature of the stuff that breaks apart really easy into small pieces. so when you put it into the recycling truck in compactor with materials starts breaking apart goes to recycling facility. it goes over the screens in different conveyors and

this one in brisbane, australia.nrisethismorning. >> we don't get to see a sunrise because we're here. >> it's nice to 3/5 on tv. we never get to see it. she's right about that. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, chef and author eric laperre is here. we'll look at how he contered the cut-throat a tenant. ahead, a business training kids to launch their own businesses. >>> time for headlines. "usa today" reveals previously undisclosed details about battles in iraq and afghanistan. the paper obtained citation was more than 100 medals that were secretly awarded to navy s.e.a.l.s and a marine. since 9/11, nearly one-fifth of the military's top honors have been awarded privately because the missions were classified. >>> the "wall street journal" says amazon is expanding its private label goods. the online retailer set to roll out more private labeled brands in the coming week. the plan includes amazon's first broad push into perishable foods like nuts and coffee. the new brands will also i

you can see the sun on the water in fort orange too and a beautiful shot in brisbane, australia. nice way to start the day. >> i know, wince we -- since we don't get to see a sun rise here. >> we don't get to see it. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up, chef and author is coming on our show. >>> plus why a ten-year-old could need a patent. >>> first, time to show you some of this morning's headlines. previously undisclosed details about battles in iraq and afghanistan. the paper obtained citations to 100 medals secretly awarded to marines and s.e.a.l.s. they have been awarded privately because the missions were classified. >>> amazon is expanding its private label goods. it's set to roll out more private labels in the coming weeks. it will include new items like diapers, the private label products will be available to prime ministers. >>> politico reports on mark zuckerberg's plan to meet with conservative media figures. it comes after reports that said facebook's trending topics routinely suppress conservative views. glenn beck will be attending. facebook denies any bi

we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation.e do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum, a smooth, beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone that

as we try to do something to make that better for those less fortunate the second i was in sidney brisbaneustralia it is the second largest company in the world had a chance to talk to sam at the board of directors and talked about where the mining destroy was going we were looking iron ore and didn't go that way to bottom with china as a fallen out and high note for me any friend of mine bill came from the labor movement and the opposition leader and malcolm the prime minister will be running in an election at australia did banker versus the worker so i wish bill luck in his bid for the next prime minister of australia and working with the men and women as we talked with the folks on the other hand, and find what we're going on the world stage. >> item 9-c a presentation by brent from the h.r. for the selection process. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm brent louis the director of finance it in the department of h.r. thank you for inviting us as a review dph conducted a competitive selection process for an executive recruitment firm happy to say with the participation of commissioner pr

arnold brisbane deviancy briefly, as well. >> testifier: there's one other thing we like to show. it we go to this image here you can see their houses 13.5 feet taller than our house. so, we've rendered it alongside the design guidelines that are published from you and build our own view of what the block looks like seasons he although we done the block. this house is going be double the size in all the other houses on the block. so, this doesn't seem to build the design principle of your own guidelines from what we can tell. thank you very much. >> president fong: project sponsor, you have a rebuttal. 2 min. >> testifier: thank you commissioners. i still have not heard where they have an overhang over the 1 foot gap tween the two houses and i don't know how that could possibly help there like. i also want to mention that we do have letters of support from neighbors up and down the streets. including 509 anderson, 511, 515, 506, 518, 24, 568, all those around interest that we also of 552 buzzwords and 380 tomkins and over by these to mr. iona in. >> president fong: thank you very

them, which is good and there's one drop-off recycling which ecology has for their facility in the brisbane. in talking with them they've now got the state-of-the-art equipment. this still takes a lot of time for them to handle this very volume this mature which is 95% and. they spent many hours trying to corral the stuff and feed into this machine so it can intensify and then they have to haul it many miles and they spend what really comes out to be thousands of dollars per ton. but basically figure so they can go talk with it. the may take it to a mike. so even though we have that infrastructure now, we're seeing a completely insignificant level of recovery. as long as you-if you don't have it acceptable in the curbside collection program, then that inconveniences can end up in the about. so why can we accept it in the curbside recycling program? the nature of the stuff that breaks apart really easy into small pieces. so when you put it into the recycling truck in compactor with materials starts breaking apart goes to recycling facility. it goes over the screens in different conveyors and