neighbors say the cliff collapsed at around 1pm on saturday....e spoke with say there was at least four feet of coastline in front of this bench that is now gone. erin long-scott "there is a little cringe, you know, we've been, when we came home and saw how bad it is we were just talk my boyfriend and i how depressed it makes us."the cliff collapsed is in the same area where the city bought and removed 12-homes... this is the scene from 1998 when 30-feet of cliff fell away from the side of those homes...as a result the homes were removed and a trail was put in their place.two homes still remain... but those homes have also been bought by the city and are vacant."so you can see down here the big boulders are actually an engineered revetment wall but they have slid out of place as the top of the bluff has eroded."but neighbors say the revetments wall is not being maintained...."they said that they would maintain the tip rap to bring it back up and we've noticed all the rip rap, instead of it being against the wall of the cliff edge is now out and tu

>>> he was clinging to a steep cliff. his life hanging in the balance until the chp swooped in for a daring rescue. tonight an exclusive interview with the man who ended up in that dangerous situation. he told us he was just following his gps is. good evening i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. that rescue took place near lands end in san francisco. take a look at this map. the man was stranded on a steep cliff known as eagle rock on the edge of the exclusive sea cliff neighborhood. ktvu paul chambers is there now. beach employees spoke to the man shortly after being rescued. how is he doing? >> reporter: frank, the man said he was thankful to be alive. of course he was shaken up when we talked to him. it's pretty dark out here right now, but this is the trail he was walking along before getting stranded on the cliff. this isn't the only time he had a brush with death while walking along a trail. >> reporter: sprawled on the side of the cliff hanging on for dear life. >> how long were you on the side and what was g

she camped this weekend on the edge of a cliff. her body found on sunday in the water below.r: as for the official investigation, the early read is that lauren, whose blood alcohol level is more than twice the legal limit, accidentally slipped and fell. >> the dekalb county sherriff say her death does not appear to be foul play. the autopsy results will take a few weeks. >> reporter: not so fast, sherry gets a phone call and goes from to a mom on a mission. >> he said "mrs. smith, i don't think this was an accident." >> reporter: in the photo, they're smiling on a boat. but worse, she says the edited post originally said, best weekend ever. >> we're apalled. >> sheila has no fear. >> reporter: and that pit bull is taking on a strikingly similar client. so suicide is not crossing your mind at all? >> never crossed my mind, never. >> homicide? >> absolutely. >> reporter: stay with us. ♪ [beeping] ♪ and lane departure alert. see what i mean? with so many safety features like pedestrian detection and lane departure alert toyota doesn't

this cliff rescue successful of a man in stable condition. we'll have more information about his condition later on in our newscast. >> just about to get him in the helicopter. we will continue to follow that. we're moving along now coming up bullets fired in the home of a bay area woman. investigations that police protected one of their own instead of her. >> the man accused of abducting a 15-year-old girl in tennessee will appear in court here in california. >>> a 15-year-old girl from tennessee has now reunited with her family after she went missing for five weeks. >> she was found safe in northern california with her teacher. here's the latest. >> reporter: family and friends of a missing tennessee teenager are breathing a sigh of relief after police found the girl safe in northern california. 15-year-old elizabeth thomas was with a teacher from her high school and appeared unharmed. they were tracked down at a cabin about two hours from the nearest police station. griffin barry called police when he learned the man staying there was a fu

neighbors say the cliff collapsed at around 1pm on saturday....was at least four feet of coastline in front of this bench that is now gone. erin long-scott "there is a little cringe, you know, we've been, when we came home and saw how bad it is we were just talk my boyfriend and i how depressed it makes us."the cliff collapsed is in the same area where the city bought and removed 12-homes... this is the scene from 1998 when 30-feet of cliff fell away from the side of those homes...as a result the homes were removed and a trail was put in their place.two homes still remain... but those homes have also been bought by the city and are vacant."so you can see down here the big boulders are actually an engineered revetment wall but they have slid out of place as the top of the bluff has eroded."but neighbors say the revetments wall is not being maintained...."they said that they would maintain the tip rap to bring it back up and we've noticed all the rip rap, instead of it being against the wall of the cliff edge is now out and tumbled in, so there's no

look at this man perched on the side of the cliffs.e crews working to rescue this guy from a cliff near china beach. these are live pictures from sky 7. the man is stuck on a steep cliff and fire crews tell us the tide is coming in. his grip seems pretty tenuous right there. they're trying to figure out how he got there in the first place and how to pull him off the cliff. it's not clear how he got stuck, but we'll keep monitoring that situation and bring you live updates on the air and online just as soon as they become available. >> music fans worldwide are commemorating the one year anniversary of the death of prince. ♪ >> fans danced and sang outside of prince's paisley park home in minnesota. he died of an accidental overdose inside the compound at the age of 57. four days of events are planned at the complex. >> caitlyn jenner taking aim at the republican party. in her follow-up interview with diane sawyer, she could bolt the party over one issue. >> you mess with my community, you do the wrong thing with our community, you don't

chopper 5 was overhead and another helicopter came to pluck him off the cliff. a rescuer tied a harness around him, air lefted him off and dropped -- lifted him off and dropped him off at a nearby parking lot. >>> it's been nearly one year since prince's sudden death. fans are remembering him tonight. ♪ i never meant to cause you any pain ♪ . >> in he is performing purple rain during his -- there he is performing purple rain during his 2007 super bowl. fans are gathering near his home this weekend to remember his legacy. several parties are planned and buildings and bridges will be glowing in purple light. prince died from aningal overdose. he was -- an accidental overdose. he was 57 years old. >>> a new vending machine that sells condoms, pregnancy tests and even the birth control pill known as plan b. >> reporter: in this quiet uc davis study lounge back in the corner just past those cups of coffee you'll find contraception for sale in a vending machine. look closely. the machine isn't just stocked with condoms, cam upons and pregnancy -- tampons and pregnancy

off a cliff edge for the moment.ge for the momentlj that allows us falling off a cliff edge for the moment. i will probably talk to you again in the next little while. we appreciated. —— we appreciate it. we are also in rural provence in southern france — as the nation gears up for the first round of its presidential election this weekend. it's in the countryside that most support has been building for the two populist anti—eu and anti—euro candidates: the national front‘s marine le pen and the hard—left firebrand jean—luc melenchon. theo leggett has been finding out why. glittering under the hajj son of provence. these rice fields are floated before the crop is planted. prices being grown in the region for centuries, but now the industry faces a difficult future. competition from abroad and a big reduction in subsidies have taken a heavy toll on production. growers say they that no help the government in paris. they think that has to change. translation: politician should be focusing on rural issues in france. there

. >> a man who became stranded on a steep cliff is back on solid ground tonight after a daring rescue. ktvu paul chambers spoke to the man shortly after chp helicopter likely saved his life. >> reporter: sprawled on the side of the cliff hanging on for dear life. >> what was going through your mind and how long were you hanging from the cliff? >> i was either going to die or be in a wheelchair. >> reporter: this man stuck on a cliff above china beach. he ask us not to show his face or use his name. san francisco fire department got a call of the man being trapped around 3:00 in the afternoon. >> reporter: the man was using gps walking on this pathway. >> i got to the end and i figured that was it. the end of the path. if i go any further i would go over the side. >> reporter: the next thing he knew he was trapped. so for an hour and a half he was helpless as crews worked to rescue him and waves crashed below. >> the only chance i had was to dive into the ocean. that's the only thing that would save me. >> reporter: thankfully that did not happen as a first responder strap today a harn

after another cliff collapsed in pacifica... today. neighbors of the eroding coastline.kron4's lydia pantazes is live in pacifica. lydia, just how bad is it out there? (lydia live)we know it happened sometime between this morning and early afternoon. you can see this area is all blocked off...the cliff collapsed right in front of that bench... the path where the cliff collapsed is the same area where the city bought and removed 12-homes...this is the scene from 1998 when 30-feet of cliff fell away from the side of the homes...as a result the homes were removed and a trail was put in their place.two homes still remain... but those homes have also been bought by the city and are vacant.neighbors are spoke with are upset, they understand about the erosion but say the city needs to maintain the revetment wall they installed to slow the erosion.we spoke with people who live near the area about the cliff collapse. (gwen urie/resident): "i noticed the caution tape and immediately came over and took a look, this has obviously been kind of a lo

how crews were able to save this man hanging from a cliff this afternoon. there was a dramatic rescue late this afternoon from a cliff along lands in. a-got stranded near the exclusive seacliff neighborhood. the man was hanging on the rocks about halfway down that cliff at eagle rock. we watched it on full live at about 4:30 this afternoon. a rescuer dangling from a chp helicopter reached the man and both were lifted to safety. that man is doing well tonight. he told us he got stranded following his gps to the beach. >>> ktvu fox2 news at 630 is next. >>> i told him that my house had been shot out and i had a good idea who did it. >>> up next, to investigates speaks with the ex-wife of a retired police officer she claims nothing was done until shots were fired into her home. >>> bart has a new police chief. details on who bart has picked >>> we will take you to this year silicon valley comic-con. stay with us. we will be back at 6:30. >>> now to our top stories. the fire and a pg&e substation in san francisco is being blamed for a massive power outage today

and flies off a cliff.t angeles national forest. the riders friend quickly rushed to his aide and found him awake and fully alert down the cliff. emergency officials arrived and airlifted the rider to a nearby hospital amazingly, he sufffered only a fractured shoulder. ( marty ) take a look at this... here's one way to spice up on-the-job training. firefighters ran around the orland fire department in glenn county, fully suited, for a friendly game of dodgeball with a twist. they say getting active while wearing their equipment is good practice for regulating oxygen use in emergency situations. ( marty ) a couple in california decided to keep their wedding reception casual-- and hold it at an in- n-out burger. vanessa and juan pablo cervantes were married at a church in southern california-- then they headed to their favorite burger spot. that's where they joined by their friends and family.<>

if you do have a cliff edge, all bets are off.re looking at something more pertinent -- permission us for the u.k. economy. gilts are trading 126 over treasuries right now. will echo higher? --rge: the interesting rates way to look at that as house believe the bank has moved in response to the federal reserve in the past. they have tended to move pretty quick after the fed. typically you would expect in the reason of one and seven months after the fed. this time around, we have gone 16 months since the fed first raised interest rates, no response from the boe. this through the lens of what we expect the bank of england to do and economic growth -- the point is we have an idiosyncratic shock in the u.k., which is brexit, it is not being felt around the world. global economic growth is recovering. i think we are likely to see treasury yields remaining -- rising swiftly than gilts because at the moment there is very little evidence that bank of england will raise interest rates. don't see wage growth, which is enough reason for them

watch the 11:00 news right after the 10:00 news. >>> the chp rescued a man yesterday on a cliff. the man tried to climb up the cliff from the beach at murray point and got stuck about three -- 30 feet from the top. the fire crew try to reach them but decided a helicopter rescue would be quicker and safer. they took the man to a landing zone for police and fire personnel were waiting. >>> three former drifters were sentence for two high profile murders in 2015. we were in san rafael in the courtroom today for that emotional hearing. >> inside a marin county courtroom heart-wrenching expressions of grief, pain and anger. >> and the violence that you craved, you became cold-blooded murderers. and so now, prepare to pay for its. >> located carter was addressing the three people who admitted killing her husband steve carter. the judge asked us not to photograph today pleaded guilty to shooting carter as he was walking his dog on a hiking trail in 2015. the dog was also shot but survived. >> the grief and pain and trauma that your actions have caused me personally have been too much to

this is at land's end near sea cliff in the city. the man says he was hiking and lost track of where he was. >>> does dentistry in california need to change? i'm consumer investigator kiss kim aura. nbc bay area responds to parents who say yes, next. >>> plus he's one of the bay area's most notable athletes. tonight he is on the bench after an accident. an accident that has some fans outraged. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. this storm system set to cool our weekend. full details coming up right around 11:20 tonight. a visit to the dentist has inspired a call for ee >>> the death of an albany boy after a visit to the dentist has inspired a call for sweeping change to state law. changes that could move forward next week. >> but there is a battle in all this. consumer investigator chris kim aura is here to explain how kids' dentist appointments could change and why some are against it. >> reporter: the debate is over anesthesia in the deposit test's office. some say reform is long overdue to save kids' lives but opponents claim tha

lauren and chris will bunk together in a hammock on the edge of the cliff.

at one point they hit the side of the cliff. the climber is thankfully on back on solid ground and being evaluate bid medics. >> i want to give you update on breaking news paralyzed much of san francisco to date. at the height 90,000 people without power. now we're hearing eight hours later all power restored in san francisco. again i want to stress all power has been restored in san francisco at the start of the newscast there was still about 3,000 customers without power after an 8-hour nightmare. but now the power is back up and running in a city that today saw itself sitting outside most of the day. >>> our free speech faceoff in berkeley kar lfrmt author ann coulter i'll tell you who blinked in this case. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri a few clouds increasing hon mount hamilton sky camera underground talking about a cooler weekend coming our way. my esht forecast in less than ten minutes. >> scott budman speaking of cool we are in the coolest place to be with all sorts of movie props, all sorts of comic books and all sorts o

sometimes it is a cliff and what worries me about his optimism is that it leads you to go off a cliff. for that somehow that liberal international order will keep you up in bat wiley coyote moment that all the of members of the audience will remember when he runs off the edge of the cliff and keeps running for an agonizing puce seconds he thinks he is still on solid ground until he looks down history is more like that we don't know when the next cliff will come if you think back to the last great age of globalization even after they have gone off the end of the cliff there still planning a meeting in the summer of 1914 cowriting their letters and telegrams the liberal international orator is over but it has run over one of those clefs. the order is going to fall. [applause] >> a terrific debate you have made your moderator's superfluous thanks for making these possible all of you have a valid tenders opportunity to go to again on tonight's resolution so we will review where we were at the start of the evening with 3,000 people 66% disagreed with the motion 33% in favor then we ask wha

it will give us time to take our time and take a look at the cliffs and enjoy it. i have flown over land but never be sea. do you have to do anything different, take more fuel? you can see from the equipment and your lifejackets that there is a lot more fuel and flight plan are going in over oceans. umm, but, you know, as long as the wind is there it is safe. and i think this is going to be the most memorable flight of every pilot thank you so much. we will keep you date throughout the morning. my cameraman andi date throughout the morning. my cameraman and i have shared that we are both a little bit scared of heights. it's going to be amazing. we look forward to what will happen through the morning. it looks like pretty good weather. carol can bring us up—to—date on what it will be like for them later in the day. it is a

first responders say this man, who was left . >>> check it out successful but scarey a cliff rescue in francisco now first responders say the man who was left clinging to a very steep hillside with nothing but the ocean below him only suffered minor injures he did refuse care after being carried to safety by chp helicopter rescue happened near lands end the city' sea cliff neighborhood not clear how the man ended up stranded in the first place. >>> more drama and more fingerprinting about the upcoming appearance possible appearance by conservative comment tater ann coulter in east bay. tonight a new tweft nch uc berkeley says no to coulter ultimatum possibly set up a court fight in all this. rick boone joyce us. this is a mess as you know is they coming to cal or not. >> that's an interesting question raj. yeah, she according to her team -- she will be here on the 27th. but according to the university that's not going to happen. because of that her team says they're going to take cal to court. a bay area spokesperson for arraign coulter says her client is being punished by berkeley for

but it is also clear we have to avoid a cliff edge.ness and the various sectors of our economy the certainty that they need that they will not suddenly be a huge difference between the day after we leave and the day before. the prime minister set that out in her speech that we will do everything we can to avoid the cliff edge, so there will be inevitably for some sectors and implementation period. the interesting thing about the timing was that 2019 is when we know that we are planning to come out of the eu. there is a general election in 2020, so the suggestion is we might not have this issue of freedom of movement and immigration sorted by the time the conservatives go to an election. that could be an extremely important political point in that election campaign. extremely important political point in that election campaignlj extremely important political point in that election campaign. i can imagine people picking up on the slogan about getting control of our country back if we are still not in control of who can live here and who

a man got stuck on the side of a cliff at eagle's point...at s at lands end. >>> a dangerous cliff rescue in san francisco this afternoon. a man got stuck on the side of a cliff at eagle's point at lands end. you can see him there clinging to the rock. chopper 5 was overhead as the helicopter came to pluck him off the cliff. a rescuer harnessed him and they airlifted him out and dropped him off at a nearby parking lot. >>> cal is now responding to threats of a free speech lawsuit over conservative commentator ann coulter's upcoming visit. kpix 5's ken bastida in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: allen, the university now says college republicans signed the contract for could you teller to speak before consulting with campus officials or obtaining any kind of security review. coulter was supposed to speak this coming thursday. but cal canceled that event over security concerns. now, cal offered to move the event to may 2. the college republicans were upset because school is not in session that week. wouldn't be anybody around. in response,

if you get scared big guy, cliff and i got you. cliff's been driving a boat for six months pretty solid now. here we go! open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. >> it has been a somber weekend in virginia tech. the school is remembering the deadly shooting that killed 32 students and faculty and it happened ten years going today. this morning virginia governor terri mcauliffe and other state university leaders remembered those who died. students and faculty came out for capped light night. there was a service held this morning at the april 16 memorial on campus. former students said there was a reason to come out to and honor victims. >> it's important for us to be here and with the khupty and bring family and be back to the place that feels like home. >> i was not here during the shooting. but being over there, and it's like so solemnly and everything, i mean it made me feel really emotional. >> virginia senator tim kaine government nor at the time of the shooting and since that d

on top of this cliff, the stat is facing $440 million shortfall for next year and we need to fund theriorities our constituents have asked for, such as tops, improved roads and bridges and better funding for k-12 education. so this is our big moment. the structural deficits have gone on for far too long. the resistance to doing what is right and necessary to fix this problem once and for all is no longer acceptable. last year, you created a task force that spent months studying the most responsible way to reform our tax and budget structure. what we found from this review is that the options are no easier, or even substantially different, than the ones we have considered in the past. there are meaningful reforms recommended by the task force that we all should consider. so first let me tell you, i fully support the task force's recommendations for structural tax reform. many of the recommendations of the task force were the very same solutions i proposed last year. these are the clears past two limit deficits have plagued our state year after year after year. however, many of you sugg

that will be impossible if we don't responsibly address the fiscal cliff that is looming. with all of the tough choices that need to be made, this session, i understand how easy it might be to delay addressing the needs of our neglected infrastructure. as governor, and even before then, i made a promise that we would get serious about improving transportation. this year we put trust back into the transportation trust fund by only using infrastructure dollars for their intended purpose. keeping $72 million in the transportation trust fund that was scheduled to go to the louisiana state police. also change the way we approach capital outlay so that it is more realistic and transparent and focused on our priorities. we worked incredibly hard to secure federal funding, bringing your federal tax dollars home to further chip away at our $13 billion backlog of infrastructure projects. and now we have a comprehensive report from the transportation task force on how we can maintain our existing system while investing projects that will keep louisiana competitive. the buck can't sto

on either side, you've got those sheer cliffs. and she has made it to the summit. >> she's an epic woman. in just her will to do it. amazing. >> i believe nicki is an adventurous woman. i love this pullback aerial view. that sight right there is just gorgeous. you walk away from a day like that and feel fulfilled. thankfully for her she made a great video and brought it to us. >>> what's biting, poisoning, or stinging coyote peterson this time? he let the coyote pack decide. >> oh, no. >> they will take your fingers off if you let a 40 to 50 pound snapping turtle snap at you. but this is brave wilderness and another episode of dragon tails. he let the coyote pack decide if they wanted a snapping turtle to bite me. and of course they said yes. >> it was his competition on youtube. get bit by that one. >> accidental bites do occasionally happen. this turtle just bit the top of my thumb off, and boy, can they be painful. >> there will be blood. >> they have to take some safety measures. number one, he puts that little stick on his ar

cliff was saying this earlier.-term investors, private equity is probably the most obvious. public equity, too, but less so in bonds and other investors. you know, those gompance factors can be environmental. they can be gender equality. they can be knowing your customer. >> so would you not invest in google? because a report comes out saying they pay men more than women at their company? >> bought we're not investing in individual companies as a -- >> that's a dodge. but -- >> dodge but it's true. here's another dodge. in our firm, so we're a 20-year-old investment firm, we have 16 partners. eight are men. eight are women. that's super unusual in our industry, as you all know. it's been a great competitive advantage for hiring women out of business school and earlier on in their career. also been a great competitive advantage building our business. >> all that may very well be. i'm going to put the same question to cliff because he actually does invest. if you had a view about google, meaning you -- a view, a posi

. >> literally a cliff hanger, i love that the metaphor, me standing on a cliff. >> when you guys read were there big surprises in there even for you? >> yeah. i went to ryan's office and i was like, we node to have a talk about what's happening here. >> when i read, a, i told ryan, i fundamentally disagree with virtually everything you've decided about my character. but might an good sign, because i was really wrong about seven. i said, when i turn around, the audience is going to hoot and holler because it's such an obvious cheat. i didn't foresee john williams' incredible muse sxikt shots of dazy, the buildup to it all. i was never happier to be wrong. >> reporter: in the trailer, it appears luke mentors rae as his jedi trainee. a role reversal for the one-time student who's now become the master. director ryan johnson says it's not like the "star wars" mentorships we've seen in the past. >> there's definitely an element of mentorship and training that happens between the two of them. but it's not an exact mirror of training that we've seen before. >> you seem to be much more profic

places like fairfax, rock cliff 58. it's 60 in annapolis. 59 here in the district. yeah, it is going to be a dry evening to start with maybe a shower late. better chance overnight. temperatures in the upper 50s here in town. overnight as you look at the futurecast i expect the rain to move in tomorrow morning. yellow weather alert for tomorrow. expect a slow, slow commute. we could get an inch or two of rain or more in spots over the next couple of days. more on that and a look at meso warmer weather, when that's coming back, in a few minutes. >> thank you >> to get the latest info on tomorrow's showers download our free wusa9 app. >>> this is the scene in paris, france right now. demonstrators are burning cars, dancing around bonfires, and dodging riot police. they are protesting the results of first-round voting in the french presidential election. for the first time in modern french history no mainstream party candidate is advancing in the presidential election. marinemarine le pen will advance to a runoff. the voters will choose on may 7. >>> president trump wil

[applause] ben: thanks, cliff. i do not know, but you did not give me a heads up on the softball questions. thanks for having me. i was asked if i wanted to talk broadly about populism, and i thought that was a dangerous trap, before i know what they are talking about in that regard. i am just a reporter. i know a little bit about a lot. but the things that i do -- i have been spending a lot of time thinking about how you do reporting in this moment, and the thing that prompted this, my thoughts on this -- buzz feed was recently accused of practicing journalistic populism. it came up after we published a dossier of unverified claims about donald trump in russia, which we presented as unverified, with clear errors, and what we knew about its source. and a column in the post took us to task for this and described it as journalistic populism, the notion that the beltway-manhattan cocktail set should not keep information away from the american people. which i think actually echoes some of the anti-elitism that people f

very quickly, my name is cliff young. i wear two hats right now. on the one hand, i am an adjunct professor here. i teach a course that is going on the fifth year around public opinion and decision makers. on the other san -- other hand, i am a professional pollster and president of ipsos public affairs, the third-largest polling outfit in the world. we have boots on the ground in 90 countries and we are pulling everywhere -- here, u.k., brexit, in europe, very interesting. i will be the moderator. our keynote talk will be ben smith, editor in chief of buzz feed. he has a long bio, but a quick note. he is one of the most talented mongers in the game. i do not think i have to go into too much detail. buzz feed is in the thick of it in the politics of the u.s. and abroad, because they are reporting on things outside the u.s. now as they expand globally. he will kick it off by talking about journalism, the role of journalism, politics, and populism, which i believe he has entitled "journalistic populism." without much more introduction, ben smith. [ap

this man was stuck on this cliff in san francisco. the php brought in their helicopter, harnessed the man and lifted him to the safety. he said he was hiking and lost track of where he was. >>> there is a big debate over train tracks that go to nowhere. the tracks haven't even been used in 80 years. today in the bay jill joes show what happens next. >> reporter: the small napa county town of calistoga is big on his history. but the nostalgia for its past recently hit a fork in the road over 170 feet of old abandoned train tracks. the stretch of old rail embedded in a road traces back to 1905 and the electric train line that up until 1937 carried tourists. >> the track have more importance to the history than just pieces of steel in the street. >> some see it as a link to the town's early days. >> it put us on the map. >> the problem is the beat up road bearing these tracks past the city's fire stations. >> it's chew ed up. >> so mayor chris canning and the city council pursued what they thought was an idea of paving the roads. >> then

couple of cliff notes points for you.unshine plentiful for the next seven days at a minimum, temperatures warming through the weekend. warming up enough that we will likely see the first 90 of the calendar year by the middle of next week. look at the highs tomorrow. sunshine 75 in vallejo. 75 for san jose. 73 for san francisco. do you really want to cool off? pacifica 65. your extended forecast: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "hi ken and liz. up next... [take vonumber:550a] another investigation for michael flyn >>> "cbs evening news" is up next. scott pelley is here with a preview. scott? >> reporter: hi, ken and liz. up next another investigation of michael flynn. we'll explain why now the defense department is launching its own probe into his dealings with russia. we asked coal miners to grade the president's first 100 days. we'll look at why making crashes test dummies fatter could save lives and we'll introduce you to this whiz kid who is taking on big-time science. that's coming up in a few seconds on the "cbs evening news." >>

what crews had to do to bring him down from a cliff in san francisco. plus: >> casino every bittersweet in a way. i'm glad that i'm leaving because it is time. >> well the candy man is saying good-bye. we'll show you why this man was such an important part of the d. m-dum lollipop legacy. line out the door, inside the museum of the american revolution where people from all around the country are gathering to learn on the museum's first official opening weekend. that's >> terrifying ordeal comes to a dramatic end for a man stuck on the side after cliff in san francisco, to call on california high with a patrol helicopter just to reach the man. just as the tide was coming in near china beach. members of the rescue team hope kate dollars the man and used a rope system to hoist him to safety. they still don't know how he managed to get that far out. also tonight, lovers of prince celebrating his life and his music in downtown minneapolis. fans are pouring in to the music icon's hometown from all around the country. instead of traditional memorial, hundreds

you see a man dangle from the cliff. he got stuck there after climbing up about 75 feet from the beach. theter inwas too dangerous for traditional rope rescue. so the chp called in the chopper and the save the made. the man hoifted to safety. >>> i'm scott budman we are liv in facebook's world these days coming up the latest on technology and a sowers message from mark zucker berg. >>> then birds nesting in an unusual place downtown oakland. the life or death situation is putting dozens of baby birds at risk. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri starting to clear out at the coastline. the camera sky network but i'll let you know when it turns back to rainfall you don't want to miss the forecast, 5:20 tonight. . >>> one of america's most wanted no longer wanted. the facebook murder suspect killed himself after a brief chase with police. the a kmnlds drive threw worker in erie pennsylvania recognized steve stephens and the worker delayed the order to give authorities a chance to arrive. a police chase ensued after the suspect car

>> cliff, i have two suggestions -- "consumer reports" picked their top cars in several categories.act, the 2017 toyota yaris ia is chosen for its fuel efficiency, price and being well equipped. now right now they go for between $15,000 and $17,000. chef lay has the cruze and it's been chosen by "consumer reports" as its top pick for compact vehicle. the price around $23,000. now i'll post a link to consumer reports' list of cop car picks. you can find it at abc7news.com and, cliff, i know what you're thinking, that doesn't seam cheap to me? doesn't seem cheap to me, either but thanks for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney record it and share it on social media with the hashtag "ask finney" or go to abc7news.com/askfinney. you can see your question answered on abc 7 morning. >>> a chance to voice your opinion on recreational pot in walnut creek. there's a public hearing where officials want to put the brakes on growing weed outdoors and permits for recreational use until they figure out a way to regulate it. california voters approved a ballot measure allowi

if you get scared big guy, cliff and i got you. cliff's been driving a boat for six months pretty solid now. para-sail-ing! here we go! open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. >> jon: a seaside rescue in san diego. a man stranded at the base of sunset cliff when his climbing rope snapped trapping him on the rocks. he was hoisted to safety by lifeguards and assisted on the scene by an ambulance crew. >> rex tillerson and sergey lavrov will take questions from reporters this morning. secretary tillerson on his first visit to russia as temporary sh -- tensions run high. for more now, we're joined michael hanlan from the brookings institute. just to be transparent, we were expecting this joint presser to start 22 minutes ago. we don't know what the delay is. we can only theorize at this points. we're looking forward to seeing both leaders step to the microphon microphones. i'd like to start with a basic question. what do we want from russia in 2017? should we be demanding from our lead

a hiker got stuck on the cliff at mori point. the witness who first spotted the guy told us the hiker appeared injured after falling about 35 feet. he was clinging to the side of the cliff waiting for help. firefighters rescued him. no word on his condition. >>> new at 6:00, we're learning more about a terrifying encounter with a mountain lion in san mateo county. a woman says a big cat snuck in to her bedroom while she was sleeping and snatched her little dog. this happened early this morning in the town of pescadero south of half moon bay. that's where kpix 5's len ramirez is tonight. >> folks here in pescadero are used to seeing wildlife almost on a daily basis but this encounter with a mountain lion is the talk of a town and a family who lives up in the hills is just glad none of the human family members were hurt or attacked, but they're missing one of their four-legged family members. >> the door was slightly open. maybe like this. >> reporter: the door was only slightly ajar to let in fresh air while they were sleeping but

>> assad number one, russia number two. >> eric: what do you say, cliff?i would say north korea and iran most importantly. although it's a message to all adversaries, all of our enemies and allies as well we're back in the game, the world is not what it's been for the past eight years. >> you left out, both of you, russia and china. i mean -- >> russia and china, two. >> eric: the two biggest threats? >> okay, you said assad. >> eric: one quick final thought. what is the u.s. relationship with russia going forward? >> it will be a complex one. look, putin has very big ambitions. putin sees you either as a panther or a poodle. he sees you as slide slave or a master. it's possible that now that he sees, hopefully sees that trump is not going to roll over for him, he will be more willing to have realistic discussions. he wants to have a war port in syria, no question about it. can he keep it, i don't know. but his support for iran, whose rallying cry is death to america, support for assad, part of the iranian empire. he needs to change on that. i think that t

. >>> new at 6:00, a house had to be torn down today because of some fast-moving cliff erosion. the house used to be at the end of alcatraz avenue in the half moon bay area. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us how the lot will now be used to protect other homes from the same fate. >> reporter: the little house on the half moon bay cliff stood for more than 50 years. but it only took demolition crews a matter of minutes to smash it into splinters and load it up into a truck bed to be buried in the landfill. >> this past winter took a toll on the coastline. >> reporter: she watched the house deteriorate as she dodge barriers on the nearby coastal trail all winter. >> yeah, i imagine that that house is the first of many changes that we'll face. >> reporter: the house on alcatraz avenue was owned by the california state parks department which used it for staff housing but this winter a decades old process went fast and the cliff came to the doorstep. >> three months ago it was 27 feet from the house to the edge and this crazy winter season basically eroded the bluff all the way back not h

the edge of the cliff is protected by a fence.s you can see, part of it is still hanging over the edge. we are told the city plans to repair the fence and bring it in closer to the trail. (will) the 39-day manhunt for tennessee teacher tad cummins and his 15 year-old former student elizabeth thomas ended at a small cabin in northern california. police say the two spent at least one night inside a small building deep in the mountains. sara sidner shows us what was found inside the cabin. police say the two spent at least one night in the remote cabin in siskiyou county in northern california it is a one room structure that was in the process of being built. it had no electricity or furniture. on friday, a grill, pots and pans, a bag of rice and boxes of food and empty bottles of soda and water remained in the cabin. there is a search and seizure list and a list of things taken out of the cabin including coconut oil and ky jelly. those things are important because authorities are trying to establish that there was some sort of sexua

the chp says he got stranded while trying to climb a nearby 400 foot cliff wall. he made it just 75 feet and got in trouble. rescuers could not reach him from the ground above because the sheer cliff face offered no place to drop a rope. so, they brought in this chopper despite the strong winds and rain. the rescue, as you can see, was a success. safe and sound. >>> it's nesting season in downtown oakland and that means birds are in the trees and the young ones are falling out of them. the golden gate audubon society zoo to come to the aid of those who just can't make it. when the birds hit the hard concrete, they can't get back up in the trees because they're so tall. the birds are taken to the international rescue center in fairfield where they are assessed for injuries. once the birds are well enough and deemed ready to fly and fend for themselves, they will be released into the wild. >> this is interesting. pigeons are not considered to be generally that intelligent, right? new research reveals in one particular way, they are more like humans than any other cr

this is the view from sky 7 of a switch back cliff side trail that leads to stairs to the beach along esplanade avenue in pacifica. it's the same area where apartment buildings were torn down because of problems with erosion. in december, part of the beach access trail collapsed. >> we love to walk the beaches and now there is no access and we are, of course, upset about that. >> reporter: pacifica residents have been asking the property owner ocean air apartment homes when it will be reopened. but have gotten what some describe as a run around. early on cement trucks sured up some of the path to prevent further erosion, but now it's april. >> but they're spending money for the property renovation, why isn't this being done. >> reporter: tyler smith worked as a leasing agent for ocean air and said some tenants moved out in february when beach access wasn't restored. i called the irvine based owner of ocean air called trinity property consultants. their executive vice-president said the trail will be rebuilt very similar to what it was. our construction team is submitting plans and wor