eureka gardens received an 85 out of 100. but less than a month later, residents were complaining at tenant association meetings and to their city councilmembers about how bad their living conditions had become. when my staff visited the complex, what they witnessed was literally unbelievable. they saw crumbling stairs and black mold. they saw exposed electrical wiring that had been covered up by a trash bag. they smelled the natural gas that would soon hospitalize residents just days later. that was and that is unacceptable. in my office along with mayor curry of the city of jacksonville and the city council and the tenants association pushed for months to have improvements and repairs done to this complex. in february h.u.d. finally had a date by which all repairs must be completed. when they came back to reinspect eureka gardens, it passed the inspection and they eventually renewed their contract with the property's owner. but the residents continue to say what they've been saying all along, h.u.d.'s inspections weren't wo

my bill is called the eureka act. it involves a prize competition in addition to everything we are doing in research and everything that n.i.h. is doing and all the research being done around the country. it's a prize competition inviting innovators, inviting people to think outside the box, come forward and -- and give us their ideas. eureka stands for ensuring useful research expenditures is key for alzheimer's. of course the greek translation for you'r eureka is "i've found" and that's what we're trying to do, we're trying to find a cure for alzheimer's. we're trying to find milestones that lead to a cure. we're trying to find treatments to help those suffering from the disease. and so the goal of my eureka act is to find the best and brightest minds in the country, the best and brightest minds in the world to come forward and use their ingenuity to solve this complex problem. as i have reiterated in visits with member after member and as i've reiterated on the floor, with a prize competition, we pay only for succe

a closer look shows it's around eureka. it will continue to work closer to the bay area later on this morning. so far, we've see the scattered showers, that looks to continue to weaken as it makes its progress farther to the south. it will be in eukaya in the next hour a. partly sunny sky, if are you headed out right now, it is looking all good. i'll detail that and we'll take a closer look at the forecast from time for the weekend, let's head over to anthony now for a look at the morning commute. any problems yet? >> no, we don't have things to talk about. things looking good, all the highways are moving good. 101 moving good as well. we do have a stall on 880 right at the 238 connector.

we take a look at the rain that continues to move into eureka and ukiah. moving into mendocino county. >> that is mostly light rain. it does encounter dry air it may turn out to be a scattered showers. some of the hefty downpours and storms. we will still have a chance of some cloud, containing lightning. so that will be a concern early afternoon, behind this system. the winds turn gusty later on this evening. we do have the potential of about a tenth of an inch of rain, according to some of those commuter models. some are wicking up on a lot less based on the scattered nature of that rain, here's a live look at the stadium, you see a lot of people working on that field to try to keep it dry as that rain moves closer. temperatures will be in the lower 60s. winds if from the north west. then the warriors game this evening, it looks pretty nice a. chance of source and possibly some thunderstorms in the microclimbs. the mid to up ir60s over the next few days. we will be getting for much warmer temperatures as this area of low pressure moves out which will hav

we have a chance of a few record highs today from medford to eureka to redding, fresno, 92 was your record high, we're predicting a high of 91. it will be close today. redding you'll come close also, medford you're going to bust way past your record high and same for eureka, into the map, fresno into the 90s. we put all that nice snow pack down and it's melting in a hurry now. >> talk about extremes. that's incredible. >> yeah. >> we'll see what the weekend looks like, bill karins, thank you so much for that. >>> we'll find out which state's governor vetoed the holy bible. >>> plus, are you ready for the world's biggest starbucks? you're watching "early today." oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. people can forget their quiltbathroom experience. well but sir froggy can never forget. "what's worse", he thinks... "that my arms can never relax or my eyes can never look away?" ♪ pepper discovers jimmy dean delights

this could generate rainfall south of eureka.for us just an extra few clouds and a slight chance of drizzle or sprinkles up in the north bay late tonight and into early tomorrow morning. as we take a closer look at the satellite, we trace in the surface winds there. we're seeing the fog transport not only across the bay but also the inland neighborhoods as well. flying closer to san francisco, we have the overcast here and over towards the east bay and the santa claire avalley. san jose is overcast and sunnyvale as well. current numbers across the state. it's 37 in truckee right now and 60s down towards san diego and fresno. back here in the bay area most areas in the 50s. but the cool spots are in the upper 40s for santa rosa and napa. morning fog, skies becoming partly cloudy. major warming. we talked about that. and we could be talking about a return of rainfall later in the week. we will have more on that in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot, mark. >>> developing this morning, a mother and daughter found safe after being missing

whoa, it was a eureka moment, that maybe using drugs of that type, applied early in the the s, would result in delay, the arresting of the alzheimer's onset. this is what we're talking about here. if we're able to invest this money in research, we can see the probability that there are a series of drugs that do have an effect on the onset of alzheimer's. and seem to delay that onset. and each year that goes by, what's the effect? for the individual, for the family of the individual, it mean theirs life will be better. it means that the kind of stress, strain, financial cost, that's put on a family with alzheimer's will be arrested. it'll be delayed. not one year, maybe two years, maybe three, maybe five years. and the cost is enormous. as i said before, if we're able to do this increased research over the next three, four, five years, working on those series of drugs that now seem to have in thect, we'll be able, ears 2025 to 2030, save you, the taxpayers, and us, the appropriators of your tax money, over $120 billion. in the years 25 to the years 30. and in five years beyond that, t

the guys tilting it the machine over and then eureka. all the snacks fall. it's a bonanza for a college student. now back to class or just sleeping in or eating snacks or whatever they were doing with their time. >> i used to try that trick when it gets stuck, you bang on it and you think you're going to look really cool. it's going to fall right down. instead you keep banging and someone walks by and you look like a crazy person pounding on the machine. never happened to you? >> no, no. >> i just tap it. ping and it all galls down. >> nex machine, bringing you with me. >> i'll get it for you. >>> coming up, two princes from across the pond meet a princess from a galaxy far, far away. william and harry duke it out with lightsabers on the set of "star wars." >> two days ahead of earth day, the part this woman is doing to save mother earth. she's living a zero waste lifestyle. i'm talking really zero. and this morning, she's going to show you how to do it, too. >> first here's a look at today's temperatures. 51 in anchorage. >> i like that. minneapolis at 67.

a closer look at the showers and thunderstorms up eureka and moving into ukiah with lighter rain. that activity moving in. we are still starting out with mild weather and temperatures in the mid-50s, heading into the mid-60s later today. i will give you a better idea of the time line. what to expect as the temperatures warm up this weekend. that is coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to anthony now. he is tracking a lot of problems on the roadways. >> we have a fatal accident on 580 westbound. i want to show you the scene here. that's 580 the crews are on the scene, a car fire, unfortunately, they can get this off the roadway. three lanes are blocked here, it will be a slow go through dublin, again, not the best fuse you want to hear this morning. the bay area is looking good, freedom, we are coping with slowing on 101 mpbd san jose, northbound shows it goes back to the capital expressway. you get past that, back over to you all. >>. >> let's win the nomination. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee. >> a clean sweep last night for donald trump. an overwhelming vict

there's where we have the rainfall right there from crescent city back through eureka also some rainnd snow around the happy camp area as well as the trinity alps, a little bit of activity now moving towards cloverdale so you could hear some raindrops on your rooftops. our rooftop onlooking east, partly cloudy conditions. cloudy, cool, breezy today, spotty scattered showers. and a chance of a thunderstorm continues with small hail this afternoon. temperature-wise 45 degrees in santa rosa, early hour, san jose to the south to napa to the north and east bay numbers also stacking up in the 50s. we do have some winds that have been increasing around oakland at 14 backing through alameda. otherwise winds now at the delta into the fairfield area up to 20. these winds are going to be a problem late day northwest 20 to 30 miles per hour around the coast, also the higher elevations. pretty much ten to 10 miles per hour around the metropolitan area. this is right now an area of low pressure that's sagging to the south and trying to move to the east and as it does so it's falling apart very rap

still north of it eureka, we have lightning with this front. so definitely an active system still a bit of a ways away. we are going to see it move in overnight tonight. so blue skies before it gets here. a look at the low it will sink south as showers move in overnight into tomorrow. we can time it out pausing around 1 a.m. you see that front approaching. the north bay some scattered showers ahead of it for the rest of us. the heavy rain moves through overnight. at 7 a.m. the morning commute, mostly dry. i do think we'll still be unsettled. we could see some scattered showers certainly still wet roads from overnight rain but overall mostly dry and then unsettled throughout the day on thursday. but big changes by friday as we warm things up with temperatures back into the 80s for the weekend. and in the meantime the rain arrives tonight. leftover showers for thursday. and then more sun with a warmer weekend in store as we move on over the next couple of days. overnight tonight temperatures into the low 50s upper 40s. relatively mild night thank

. >> i don't think the eureka moment really happens while that scientist is in the lab, poring over hisbe. i think what happens is, the eureka moments occur when they're out here socializing at lunches and dinners, getting together. and the geneticist is with the physicist, who's with the scientist, who's with the surgeon. >> many of us are working in the local businesses or the medical life-science community and industry. so i've made deals and collaborations on the soccer fields. [ chuckles ] >> we felt that collaboration was going to be the turbo mechanism for us. the nemours children's hospital, they're able to recruit better doctors, same with the va medical center. because this doctor, if he wants to, can teach at the medical school right across the street, can do cutting-edge research, as well, in the next building across the street. the scientists, they're able to teach. they're able to practice. it's resulted in one of the most richest technology foundations that we could have. we have one gigabit bandwidth that we deliver to the homes and businesses here. it's basically over 2

but there it is lining the northwestern section of the state of california from eureka and light snow in the trinity alps. here's our wind speeds as of right now. those have been increasing out of the west 21 in oakland. northwest winds later today increasing 20 to 30 miles per hour. breezy at the delta 15 miles per hour. this is the scene look out toward san francisco. mostly cloudy skies temperatures in the 50s except santa rosa now 45 degrees. so with the spotty scattered showers today and about .10" of rain expected, more like a quarter inch in the higher elevations, 50s and 60s, i cannot rule out the possibility of an afternoon thunderstorm containing small hail. we'll talk more about that coming up at 18 minutes after the hour but right now let's send it over to gianna. >> we are monitoring this accident blocking lanes southbound 880 at high street two left lanes blocked emergency crews on scene. 18 minutes for your drive time so still early traffic light a little slow past the scene but no problems after that southbound towards hayward. northbound 880 looks good. so far, so goo

we have a few areas of showers near the eureka coastline, otherwise, mainly clouds advancing across the area. models are speeding things up by an hour or two. i've added the chance of showers to the entire bay area tomorrow morning. we're going to start off with the 40s here in the north bay, spotty rain at times for the peninsula, 51, showers for the south bay and 50 degrees. let's get you to the future cast tomorrow morning, 8:00, exactly what we're talking about. as we advance it into 11:00 in the morning, that's when the cold front will be dropping down that will provide more up lift, you can see the chance for the scattered showers continuing by the afternoon, we get heating for the day. it's not going to be too hot, but any sun is going to make the cloud tops get a little higher, which could fuel thunderstorms. you can see this picking up by 4:00 in the afternoon. we're going to be clearing out as we head into the afternoon, can you see by 9:00. rainfall totals, not very impressive, trace amounts to about 5/100 of an inch. totals could definitely be slightly higher. once again as

the second most dangerous city, eureka. number three. santa cruz followed by stockton and berkeley coming in at number five. >> an arrest has been made and an amber alert we told you about. carmen maldonado is accused of kidnapping a 2-year-old boy in soledad south of salinas. jacob was inside his father's car when it was stolen from in front of the family home. more than seven hours later in the rural area, he was found. he was unharmed. >>> a man was beaten today. he faces federal weapon and drug charges. police say they found a gun, drugs and san francisco home during a cyber investigation last month. petro made national headlines after surveillance video surfaced showing the deputies beating him after a fast speed chase last fall. >>> it is a favorite. thousands will study for the worldwide holiday. they are announcing plans to deal with the i amapril 20th celebration. every year they gather there. the city says it will try to curb the gathering. especially by cracking down on teenagers. we expect you to be safe, respectful and law-a

most of that energy is going to come out around the eureka area, cape mendocino. mainly north means just a slight chance of some light showers late tonight early tomorrow morning. so as you head outside live you can see that shot. it's a little breezy. as we take a peek, here it comes. that's 1:00 a.m., after midnight. thursday morning, bam. tomorrow morning it's wet. could have an. i'll see you back here after a break. >> see you then, bill. be sure to download the free ktvu weatherral. we're also posting 0. >>> deputies announced an arrest he -- >> reporter: santa clara county sheriffs detectives displayed the result of city. >> there's various different materials to use to help conceal the fact that it's counterfeit. >> reporter: authorities say eric aspen ran the illegal operation using a lap. he produced tense of thousands of bogus bills. the counterfeit is close to the real thing as far as color and texture. this is a counterfeit this is a real 20. notice the difference in the detail. if you look at andrew jackson, his hair is a little blurry. jonathan kim o

north of eureka, just making its way south. we haven't seen as many strikes, we will track how much rain we're going to see and when it will arrive in a bit. >> thank you. >>> new trouble for a bay area blood testing company. the company promises to refusal use is industry with new next tolling -- revolutionize the industry with new technology. >> reporter: insiders say revoking their lab license and barring them from running a lab are among the most severe ever handed out. >> she's the face of a self dee described medical revolution. >> we are confident in the data. >> reporter: but tonight, the regulators want holmes to step aside from the company she founded because of problems in the lab. the centers for medicare and met indicate services under march 18 letter, told the company because 43 of 45 infractions not been addressed, the lab should shut down. among the problems? standard market testing machines that weren't properly calibrated to give accurate results. >> any time you receive a piece of equipment, we have to do cer

the rain yesterday -- west of eureka is a leading edge that will impact the bay area tomorrow perhaps clipping the end of the morning commute at about 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning. usually the north bay gets the most rainfall in this month it has received the least amount of rainfall. only 69% of average in santa rosa. contrast that with one or 78 -- 178% of average in the central valley. 6:18 will be sunrise and with the increase cloud cover it will be a milder night. vallejo is 51 . what is going on? at the weather system without much moisture so we won't get a ton of rainfall but there's very unstable air. >> system will come in two different ways. the first will arrive tomorrow morning we are cloudy and i will stop the clock at 11:00. this is as widespread or heavy as the rain will be which is not very widespread are not that heavy. if you are lucky will get about a 10th of an inch. wave number two is the unstable air behind the front as the low passes by. we are tracking a huge -- few have your showers in places like antioch or vallejo or martinez or livermore dublin up over th

up at eureka, partly cloudy. 59. forecast highs are above average for this time of the year. already nearly 10 degrees above average at concord, 76 tomorrow. oakland, 71. south bay, low clouds and then sunshine sets in and it will be here for a while. temperatures tomorrow in the mid 70s. out on the east bay, looks nice. temperatures will be in the mid 70s and in beautiful pleasanton tomorrow, numbers will be 76 degrees. 71 in vallejo. 73 for fairfield. north bay, very nice. 70 at petaluma. good day to come over to the pine cone diner. great place to sit outside on the benches with the dog. 75 at clover dale. 74 for windsor. extended forecast, we're going to look for things to be warming up as we get toward wednesday. that's the warmest day of the week. low 90s already for april. thursday we'll still be in the 80s but look what happens friday and saturday. maybe showers by friday. we shall see. in the meantime, expect hot and big time. those two words, hot and big time bring this man to mind. there he is, ladies and gentlemen. live out there with the golden state warriors, mr

we have the light rain around eureka. snow in mount shasta and we'll get more snow in tahoe later today. this is the scene in san jose. mostly cloudy skies at 50 degrees. temperatures in the 40s in the north bay. wind speeds up to 15 miles per hour. 13 in napa. 17 in fairfield. 8-mile-an-hour winds concord. these wind increase from the northwest about 30 miles per hour especially along the coast where the area of low pressure is moving in. you can see the leading edge of precipitation right there. we have a lot of instability associated with this area of low pressure. we had some mild conditions and cooler air overriding the warmer air so that's why we have that chance of a thunderstorm with small hail. on futurecast you can see nothing is organized. it's hit-and-miss scattered showers. it's going to exit quickly leaving us with high pressure building in for thursday through the weekend and we'll see nothing but lots of sunshine by then. i guess we are going to do a repeat performance with our futurecast but nonetheless l

travel weather forecast calling for showers from eureka in the north.on't escape this by heading out of the bay area. overnight lows tonight, readings in the low 50s, upper 40s. sun-up tomorrow at 19 minutes before 7:00. daytime highs tomorrow in the low to mid-60s. so showery for us tomorrow. monday we dry out. tuesday looks nice and dry. wednesday a few showers will be around the bay by late wednesday, maybe early thursday, some clouds coming in thursday. friday and saturday next weekend, if you got gypped out of a dry sunny weekend today, next week we'll have temperatures in the 60s. so weather looking a little bleak, sports much excitement. here's andrea. >>> coming up in sports madison bumgarner takes the rivalry to the next level. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, ,, record of 33 road wins in a season >>> the warriors made history tonight tying the 1995/'96 bulls record of 33 road wins in a season. now the other record is within reach to get 73 wins in the regular season, steph curry wishing maybe he was at augusta instead of memphis. matt barnes make

it's offensive to the memory of j eurekas lio. >> reporter: for his family, frustration is mounting. two weeks ago his mother threatened to publish a photo of her dead son's body if there was no progress in the case. the murder has affected many here in italy. looking at the media here the message is that it needs to do more to yield answers after who was behind the killing of this italian student >>> people returning to palmyra which was understand i.s.i.l. control was recaptured after fighting with pifl which took over the area nearly a year ago. a russian army team has been working to remove land mines planted all over the historic site. i.s.i.l. has released nearly 300 factory workers kidnapped in syria. elders in the area negotiated the agreement. the group says in effect some 170 has freed as others had managed to escaped. they were taken after an i.s.i.l. offensive on monday. the syrian opposition has taken another area in aleppo countryside after intense clashes with pro-government fighters. russian air strikes targeted at the time opposition and al-nusra front positions in t

heading out tomorrow partly cloudy skies from eureka to fresno and afternoon showers for lake tahoe and yosemite, overnight lows tonight upper 40s, low 50s and sun prizing at 21 minutes before 7:00 on your monday morning. the forecast highs, mid-60s, should be mostly dry, maybe a peek or two of sunshine. in the extended forecast after the showery sunday monday goes to partly cloudy skies and tuesday sunshine. wednesday and thursday that weak system could come through and maybe drop a little rain, not much. look at the weekend. by saturday and sunday we're back in the mid-70s and sunshine. meantime enjoy monday. it's going to be mostly cloudy. see you later. >> all right. >>> coming up a former professional football player and super bowl winner shot and killed in an apparent road rage incident, the suspected gunman behind bars. >> but coming up why investigators now say the incident may have been more complicated. ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps to

santa rosa northwards through eureka. a lot of nice stuff in the west this weekend. >> i can't believe. 86 in l.a. is fantastic for the weekend. like bathing suit weather already. thank you. >>> a charles manson disciple gets parole on her 20th attempt, plus, oblivious to an armed robbery, a canoodling couple without a care in the world. can you believe that? you're watching "early today." see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... ...tell your doc

that is an intense line going through eureka and crescent city. this is starting to punch the mendocino coast. fort bragg is right there. is could be some brief heavy rain. most of it is to the north. there is some clipping the sierra. orgies and 50s on thames. 40s and 50s on thames. atherton at 50 to send karlis at 52 and menlo park is sleeping in. wins west at 15. breezes are there. a couple flurries were reported in south lake tahoe. some rain around fallon and lovelock. >> have you ever driven across nevada? >> i have. it's not very exciting. >> that's where the aliens are going to land. >>> up to the north you can see the system. if the locates tracking over us then everyone is in line for shower activity. this is favorable for areas inland. here is futurecast which is more of a broadbrush. south bay by 11:00. by morgan hill at noon, that is a good boomer there. we will watch the north bay and see how things develop in lake county, napa county, i know it's a slow process. maybe into contra costa later on. that would be at four clock today. th

that to me is eureka. emily: do you have any plans to go public? i think part of -- we are not -- i am not eager to be a public company. i am absolutely not opposed to it at some point, but it's just a question of finding the right time. we will figure that out. there are definably pros and cons. emily: looking back, is there anything you would have done differently? anne: oh, for sure. every day. when you're pioneering you're always going to make mistakes. when i think back on it, we hired andy page as president. we almost hired him five years earlier, and yeah, we should have. we would've really been much better. there is definitely easier business models than what we chosen to do. we believe so core in what we are doing, and i think in the long run, it's going to have a massive impact on society. and i think back on when we started the company, we had the lone voice. on the megaphone like, "own your data." it would echo. the fact that it's there, it's happening, and i see the super exciting world now where like 1996 when the internet was just st

cold front headed offshore and we do have spotty showers near the northern coastline up close to eurekahat is the beginning of what we expect to be wet weather friday morning and our microclimates are in full effect and milder weather in the south bay with a mix of sun and clouds and 74 and back in san francisco, 61 and the north bay clouds increasing and a cooler 64 degrees. tomorrow morning we have the chance of rainfall across the entire bay area and notice the north bay and san francisco. we will have the best chance here of heavier pockets of rainfall that definitely will slow down the morning commute. 49 to start from the north bay, and san francisco, 55 and the chance of rainfall all of the way down to the south bay and 52 degrees. for tonight on the hour by hour forecast, you will see not much rainfall again and hit and miss showers possible by 11:30 and the overnight hours at 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning and we'll start to see the cold front push down and that's when we'll have the best chance of the rainfall in santa rosa, middletown and calisto calistoga, as this continues to

that boatload of kurdish refugees 18 years ago was also a "eureka" moment for mayor lucano. rather than seeing them as a threat or a disruptor, he saw them as the town's future, an opportunity. young refugees in search of better lives needed homes, and riace had hundreds of empty ones to fill. >> ( translated ): even if you're here by yourself, you get your own house. because this is the strategy that we launched from the beginning. the whole town is a migrant center. >> reporter: not only would refugees get their own homes to live in, lucano started a program to transform other abandoned houses into all types of artistic workshops, giving refugees skills to help them independently earn a living. migrants and refugees have also found work in the mayor's office and other municipal jobs. of course, it takes money to make all this happen. the italian national government subsidizes riace and towns like it the equivalent of 30 dollars a day for every refugee for one year. riace uses the funds to renovate homes, help migrants start new businesses, and pay them a monthly stipend. t

all this yellow, orange and red south and west of awe reek awe, north and west of mendocino and -- eurekandocino toward ft. bragg, a few hundredths inch around santa rosa, but the heavy stuff does not get here till after midnight. futurecast at 2:00 it knocks on sonoma county's door, works its way south. right as the morning commute gets going the rain is heaviest and a break late morning. there's more rain in the afternoon. coming up we'll talk about thunderstorms and if any of this will impact your outdoor weekend plans. that's coming up in about 10 minutes. >> paul, thank you. >>> in san francisco part of sacramento street is shut down after officials discovered a sinkhole between baker and lyons street. crews were called out this afternoon to repair a hole in the asphalt, but when they started, the hole kept getting bigger and bigger. utility officials later determined there was a broken sewer pipe. >> the sinkhole is localized to the middle of the street. the homes are not affected. crews will be here tonight assisting anyone that wants to come in and out of these homes with their ca

and statewide, around eureka, clouds and possibly light showers. and this weekend is going to be warm in our inland areas. and here is the accu-weather forecast. looks like warming will peak on sunday. upper 80s are likely. low 80s around the bay and 70s on the coast. and temperatures drove off to a more seasonal range. >> larry beil is here with the latest. >> there is something other than warriors? hard to believe. >> jared goff just changed dramatically. the quarterback grew up as a 49ers fan, now, the job to be leading their long time hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. . >>> good evening, when jared goff started out as a freshman, few people could have predicted he'd end up being the number one pick in the draft. the cal quarterback heard his name called by the commissioner. >> los angeles rams select jared goff

and statewide, around eureka, clouds and possibly light showers. and this weekend is going to be warm in our inland areas. and here is the accu-weather forecast. looks like warming will peak on sunday. upper 80s are likely. low 80s around the bay and 70s on the coast. and temperatures drove off to a more seasonal range. >> larry beil is here with the latest. >> there is something other than warriors? hard to believe. >> jared goff just changed dramatically. the quarterback grew up as a 49ers fan, now, the job to be leading their long time . >>> good evening, when jared goff started out as a freshman, few people could have predicted he'd end up being the number one pick in the draft. the cal quarterback heard his name called by the commissioner. >> los angeles rams select jared goff. quarterback. california. >> goff is going to be the face of the new franchise, the l.a. rams will have to make the transition to an nfl style offense. goff grew up in novato and now going to play for the long time rivals in los angeles. >> well worth the wait. and i can

eureka and lovely mendocino, 69 degrees. partly cloudy skies. headed to the mountains, still a mix of snow and rain for lake tahoe and for yosemite. overnight lows, if you're venturing out tonight, will range from 42 degrees in santa rosa. livermore, 44. san jose, 47. the sun will come up at 6:20 a.m. tomorrow. forecast highs will be cooler than average. about 3 degrees back of that. combine that with gusty winds and you'll think, a little bit of a spring bite in the air. temperatures in the mid 60s tomorrow for the south bay and plenty of sun. cooler at the shoreline. 58 for half moon bay. east bay, sunshine. 70 at pittsburg. 70 for antioch. 72 at brentwood. cooler in the 680 corridor. north of san pablo bay at sonoma, 67 degrees. novato, 67. in santa rosa, 65. at ukiah, 68 degrees. extended forecast. sunshine tomorrow. sunshine on tuesday. then showers come in on wednesday. thursday, partly cloudy skies. and friday and saturday and sunday, sunshine and things really do begin to warm up. expect it to get wet on wednesday. windy night tonight an

>>anny hong: here is a quick check of storm tracker 4 we are tracking a couple of storms up near eureka it to see the lightning bolt to a little more like the weather of to the north will this move this motion starting in the north bank to drop the morning hours and we will see it for the rest of the bay area by this afternoon. >>anny hong: by lunchtime it will be in the '60s all day today and we are tracking the chance of showers and oakland along with a slight chance of thunderstorms will backtracking dry conditions and should become now getting ready for some of the warm weather to have a swim temperatures with no two fed is the most locations include political compared to yesterday the cloud cover a chance for some shower lot of myths of the six is an oakland man 6 is a pleasanton and livermore we're looking at them small rainfall amounts maybe a 10th of the density do some thunderstorms localized amount could be higher. >>robin winston: the benicia the a bridge denied to the san mateo branch hist over to the richmond san rafael bridge live look at the commission on fine and it was

it was on april 12 and 1961 that eureka garin orbited the earth to become the first man in space.24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 180 news euros around the world. back to the get global economy. the imf cutting its world gdp forecast. time of a prolonged slow growth has left the global economy more exposed to negative shock. inflation and you k coming in higher than estimated. sinces the fastest pace after clothing prices increased as well. the cio of brooks mcdonald. i want to start with the news from interfax. we hear that russia and saudi have reached an agreement on an informedeeze citing an diplomatic source. we have been here before -- it leads to the obvious question. do you think oil has bottomed? assuming we get no deterioration in the global outlook, it probably has. our view that oil price in the long-term is in a new trading range which historically is its long-term average. good news for the global economy and probably a reflection of the fact that maybe the global economy is going to avoid a recession. the imf saying a prolonged time of slo

goes south and we're in the middle, a partly cloudy day out of it, and from fresno to the south and eureka to the north and out of the mountains, the numbers mostly in the upper 30s and 40s. for today in the bay area, looking at numbers mostly in the mid-60s under partly cloudy skies. this weekend, it will get warm, details in a few minutes. but first, details on traffic. >>> it looks good. live to the bay bridge with a few extra cars working out of oakland and san francisco but no metering lights or delays, and no delays in the fast lane, and the earlier accident on 24 at camino pablo has been cleared. out of san jose, it's clear and no delays on the northbound side and drive times are in the green meaning up to speed on 280 and guadalupe parkway. the nimitz, no delays there. looks good. later on, as and angels tonight. so expect delays along 880. back to you. >>> donald trump has a new source of frustration and this time, it's the delegate selection process. >> trump said it's wrong that ted cruz can score more delegates in places that he got fewer votes. does trump have a point? >> repo

it didn't comply that the general practical policy to retain the housing and it was opposed by the eureka valley association and liberty hill association the next door neighbors that live over also known as support it they mentioned promised a small sobriety that is adjacent to they mentioned rear property lines from an alternative plan the side yard can be maintained not necessary for them to put their interests ahead of over character of the neighborhoods commissioners just say no vote an intent to disapprove and bring it back in two weeks this action didn't conflict with the appeal period a discuss approval will not result from the loss of housing it will have an existing affordable home and more square footage those two homes will provide homeowners opportunities to two spate families that are more affordable than the 8 thousand square feet in fact, not for two families thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi i live on 21st street which about a block and a half away from the property i've been active in the neighborhood for 15 years trying to get the neighbors to preserve our specia

use has reviewed the topic of a conditional use application for the properties on ord street the eurekaley association was the supporters the department of human services given the project didn't meet the objectives of scale and size determined and because we believe there is feasible alternative that will respect the interim controls we ask the planning commission deny the request for a cu permit thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is susan i live on douglas street the next street over from ord street and i just wanted to say i'm really, really happy with some of the changes to map to see the second larger unit it is a huge improvement great to have more housing in our neighborhood and something we need but at the same time, i regret to say i can't support the current proposal in front of you because i actually through this process got to go into 30 ord street at the house and see what it is actually light i was in a victorian like a big shoe box next to me donna i don't get much light if you could see the way they're afraid living room is laid out i can see this will b

a few high clouds, rain approaching closer to eureka and that activity will move to the south over the next 5-10 hours. santa rosa checking in, one of the cooler spots, fremont 63 and i talked about the wind, this is a sustained wind 21 miles per hour. gusting to 21 miles per hour and some more wind reports around 20 miles an hour. typical springtime wind obama and also into that tonight. -- typical springtime wind into tonight. this will be early thursday morning between 12:00 and 5:00 a.m. it could be a few hundredths of an inch and the sierra could pick up more snowfall which could be on the order of maybe 3-6 inches of higher elevations. right around 50 degrees with mostly cloudy skies, san francisco 7:00 a.m. , the bulk of the activity happens closer to 4:00 and mostly cloudy skies will begin to scale back on the clouds. still partly cloudy and breezy by 4:00 and temperatures around 60 degrees. >> once the system moves out, that will be the source of some warming. the warmest locations could be back up to the mid-80s inland. this is an early morning with activity shifting to the s

is moving identity and we get a break and the second round is more scattered and developing around eurekahe best chance of showers is across the north bay and the winds from necessary to southwest that is how they move across our neighborhood. and mount tamalpais, grab the sunglasses as the damp morning towns into partly cloudy afternoon, and reesey today and tomorrow and 10-20 degrees warmer this weekend from spring showers and summer warmth. today is cooler-than-average, upper 50s along the coast in san francisco and 61 to 65 degrees and tonight is an extra blanket night or turn on heater at 42 in napa and san francisco is 49, storm-impact scale is from "1" light to "5" which is severe. this is light and we transition from the rain to isolated shower right now. you can see on radar by 9:00 it is gone. we see scattered returns across the north bay during the afternoon. they are sliding south. maybe one or two. the big story is the winds. by lunch, 10-20 miles per hour. in the afternoon and evening. 20-30 miles per hour. no doubt today is coolest day. look at the 70s and 80s from coast in

second most dangerous city is eureka.umber three santa cruz, stockton then berkeley at number five. >>> some of the roads around the famous twin peaks could be closed to traffic soon. >> they are going to take on that proposal today. if approved, roads will be closed and only open to walkers and cyclists. they'll test out the proposal for two years. it could become permanent. that would be a good workout. >>> want to check the forecast right now. a lot of people like to get up and out the door this morning. >> it is nice and cool. now is the time to get in that exercise. later on today it will still be warm. not as warm as yesterday. still toasty for jogging in the middle of the day. this now 50 degrees in palo alto and 46 in napa. pacifica 72 ck traffic maps ck san jose 101/280/680 sponsor =trx toss anchors= ==sam/2shot== coming up: new developments =sam/vo= out of ecuador... the dramatic rescues - now giving a glimmer of hope - to thousands of people still searching for loved ones following that devastating earthquake.

low 60s in eureka. today. 60s average in the sunset district. 70s around the peninsula. 74 san jose. 76 in morgan hill in gilroy, east of the bay, low and mid-70s. warmer conditions, off the charts. be mindful of that if you suffer from allergies and who doesn't anymore? record breaking highs by wednesday. short lived, replaced by cooler conditions. we replace the possibility of rain showers from friday through sunday. make it a great monday. >>> spring took a sharp left turn in the northeast. storms brought down trees and power lines. cleanup efforts are underway. people there are not surprise sxd never put away their shovels. >>> there is a big primary in wisconsin tomorrow and it could spell big trouble for presidential front runners donald trump and hillary clinton. >> with more on how this could affect the race, here's melissa cane. morning. >> good morning, ladies. >> i saw on twitter someone called wisconsin in the primary the cheddar wall and i thought that's really great. hashtag, cheddar wall.

he finally discovers the perfect one on the property of the georgia-pacific lumber company, near eurekalifornia. >> he traded the lumber company for that section of log for work. and then it took him four months to burrow out all the wood and a year and a half to complete the house. it was all done by hand. >> today, most of those lumber mills are gone. what was once called the "redwood empire" is now a state park. >> welcome to humboldt redwoods state park. >> oh, my gosh. these trees are so beautiful. >> and they're the tallest trees on the planet. let's go. >> emily burns, a tree scientist with the save the redwoods league, says there is a reason this part of the country grows such towering trees. >> the fog rolls in to the coast redwood forest from the pacific ocean, and these trees collect it, and they take in that water directly into their leaves, and they also rain it down to the forest floor, helping all the other plants and animals. come check out this tree over here. what you're looking at is a history of fire, really. this burned-out cave is called a "goose pen." >> oh, my go

the second is considered to be eureka.number three santa cruz followed by stockton and berkeley at number 5. >>> richmond police chief will be officially sworn in today. allwny brown has been filling in since january. former chief magnus is credited with big declines in crimes. brown will be sworn in tonight and he's been with the department since 1984. >>> drought or no drought, homeowners will reportedly soon face close scrutiny of their landscaping. no real word where california stands as summer water rationing goes, but the "east bay times" reports blackhawk declared brown lawn is a dead issue. homeowners will find homeowners who keep brown or dead landscaping. they argue the brown lawns are lowering property values. >>> extreme rain in texas developing right now. that rain continuing to come down in houston. at least five people died from historic flooding. some in houston are calling it the most devastating flooding the city has seen in aç decade. it's been nonstop since the weekend. more than a thousand people had

i had, like, this eureka moment. and i was like, "bam! there it is!ckson." >> steve certifies the autographed shoeless joe picture and the entire 60-photo collection is real. >> it's one of the coolest things i've ever handled in my entire life. >> even better news for the bowen family -- he grades the signature a 9 out of 10 in quality. he also rates the other signatures at either 9 or 10. after more than 100 years, the photos frank smith took at the cleveland naps spring training are about to make their public debut. >> it's also very exciting to reach out to the bowens and -- and let them know that we're gonna be able to sell it on their behalf. >> this is a biggie -- 1911 "shoeless" joe jackson signed photograph... >> yeah, live auction is always a lot of fun. >> beautiful. how 'bout it? >> $30,000. >> $30,000 now. >> it was very exciting. >> have you ever seen a photo like this? >> that's next. what's your strange inheritance story? we'd love to hear it! send me an e-mail or go to our website... has your phone turned you into a control freak? wit

eureka 61 degrees so here in u(ás as possible"'n the low 70's. s'st other areas in the 60's.h@ and therei for a few showers/ tomorroweo bay. we have to waits. until later if he bay year. it's notfx going to be wide spread rain>. it's scattereÁin naturek. going to the giants dodgers game tomorrow night at at&t park it starts out cloudy. 59 degrees at 7:15 but by 10:00 p.m. we are looking at chance of some showers in the temperature will be dropping to 57 degrees. as you take a look terrain chances friday saturday best shot of rain and then next week we have possibility of showers around wednesday and thursday. which brings to our accu-weather 7 day forecast friday saturday system it's one system. one on the storm impact scale wednesday system carrying over into thursday. also one on the stormy packet scale. do out door picture. kids have game. sunday probably the better day of the two kristen. in england. search on for missing stuck dog for out of1x this world experience. students help launch sam 15.5 miles up in the air. the dog was lifted up by helium balloon and gps tracker andví

the weather service runs out of the eureka spinner there. you see showers show up in humboldt county. the showers came in, went out, and the wind filed in behind. 32-mile-per-hour gusts in napa. that's howelling. 250 miles per hour in gust in fair -- 25-mile-per-hour gust in fairfield. so it is windy out there especially around the bay. look at that. isn't it interesting how -- i think that's the rentcon tower. it's amazing how i remember driving to the city when i was a kid and you know the follow injuries building was there off the bay bridge, but you didn't see as many buildings. the other side by the ballpark has built up. count the cranes when you go to san francisco. lots of high rices going up. we have big swells coming up as well. they'll be there tonight and tomorrow. high surf advisory will be in effect of the it's dangerous this time of year because the swells are big and we're looking for a warm up in the weather and that takes the people that live in the san francisco area, the and they come out to ocean beach and you get some n

in the north, we will town our eyes to eureka with a chance of a spray shower. asked by natasha, about sfo when they let us know at 6:00 if they have delays they will linger through the afternoon. we hope with the rain ending and the clouds clearing we will not have any. you can follow me on twitter and i will let you know. damp morning. isolated afternoon showers. this weekend a flip-flop 10-20 degrees warmer. today we are an 63-66 inland, north bay, and 59 in san francisco and half moon bay at 57. and everyone else around the peninsula at 61-63. tonight, you may need to grab an extra blanket all of us in the low-to-upper 40s. we are rating the storms and this is light as the rain will town isolate. by 6:00, the steady rain is in the south bay and we turn our attention to the north bay. by noon we will see the showers. the coolest day is today. this weekend, 70s and 80s. pollen will be high. >> from tracy and up and over the altamont pass, it is pretty moderate at 40 minutes into the dublin/pleasanton and highway 4 is looking from and 101 into san francisco fro

and santa rosa northward, 83 hunts, and eureka, an inch of rain. turning cloudy, breezy, cooler. and drizzle to the north. and probably off and on and that will give way to rain. and temperatures continue to cool off. 60s and 70s and a lot of 60s on the old weather menu going forward. not a lot of rain and then a breezy to blustery pattern sunday to monday. >> quite a change from the beginning of the week. >> i'll say. thank you. steve. >> 6:19 is the time. the national debate continues over restrooms. a national retailer saying employees and customers can use whatever bathroom cored to their gender identity. >>> the hit picked up by an automatic license plate reader inside a deputy's car in sacramento. announcer: if the hardest part of your day is the staying awake part... sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. with a 100 night low price guarantee, sleep train's love your mattress money back guarantee, same day delivery, plus helpful advice from the sleep experts, it's no wonder more than a million people fall asleep each night on a sleep train mattress! ♪ sleep