director and secretary of defense robert gates. when you saw the firing of james comey, the director of the f.b.i., how did that strike you based on your experience? >> not terribly well done. >> drew: plus plenty of analysis from our political panel and a word about mothers. it's all coming up on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. once again there's a lot to cover today. we begin with the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, california congressman adam schiff. congressman, i want to start with... there's a lot happening this week. for you, what's the most important thing? >> well, the most important thing to me is that the president fired the f.b.i. director all because of the russian investigation. that first justification given, again, the white house misleading the country about a major action the administration was taking, but the fact that they had a private conversation in which the president by his own admission was discussing the future of director comey in th

bob gates worked for a president, george h.w.e greatest coalitions in history with with james baker against samuel lebron in 1991. they did that because they had credibility. people understood them to be steady and stable and telling them the truth. our current president is spending down what little capital he had very, very quickly. so we're heading into a possibility of a situation in which he has no credibility on the international stage when he's going to need it. >> dickerson: back tondo says, there are a lot of things that aren't getting discussed. this sense of unpredictability, if i'm a republican, how do i handle the fact that you've got a president who is going to be doing some exciting things that you might have to answer for? >> exciting things? that's a nice way to put it. what david said. a big decision will be made now about the f.b.i. it's a serious, soab, low-drama person is put forward, everybody will be reheaved and go forward: if some sleaze ball is put forward, forgive melange waj, or some towedy -- toady, re

but here's a live look at the golden gate bridge.hts making their way in the southbound direction. if this is part of your morning commute, give yourself some extra time and space between you and the car in front of you. different story over to the richmond/san rafael bridge. you can see those headlights in the westbound direction. no delays across the span. things are starting to get busy though for drivers over at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the metering lights on. traffic backed up into the maze. and it's about 21 minutes from the maze to downtown san francisco. we'll take it over to interstate 580. this is right near 680 and you can see those headlights and taillights. starting to get slow along 580. we are in the yellow, 25-minute travel time. highway 4 in the green. the eastshore freeway, as well. here's roberta with the forecast. >>> you are so optimistic. i love you. you're saying "diamonds and rubies" and i go no, this looks like traffic. >>> here's the fog at the golden gate bridge. this span is roughly about 220 fee

folks will have their bags checked at the gates. gates open at 11:30 a.m.estival runs until 10 p.m. live in napa, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> today san francisco's muttville saved more than a dozen dogs from a hoarding situation but now the rescue needs some help getting those dogs into homes. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from muttville. we are all betting you're taking a dog home today. >> reporter: i don't know if my dog would be pleased with that and she doesn't like other dogs. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this is a friend i met here. all the hoarding -- i'm sorry, all the dogs here in this room came from a hoarding case in el dorado county. muttville saved them from municipal shelter. you can see colby there and oh, that's frisco with his tongue hanging out. pomeranians and chihuahuas in this case. and bunny rothman is going to tell us about the yappy hour plan for today if you want to meet or adopt some of them. >> reporter: we have a yappy hour today from 2 to 7 p.m. and we'll be open to the public. we are going to have all the dogs you can i

that's your foggy start over the golden gate bridge. we have temperatures currently in the 40s in santa rosa, 50s in oakland and san francisco. very mild inland. we topped off in the mid-90s yesterday. notice that west-southwest wind 12 in san francisco, it's that westerly that will cool us down at the coast today into the 60s. 60s common around the bay down from the 80s. 70s around the peninsula today. 70s and 80s inland. we'll talk more about your thursday and friday forecasts coming up but here's jaclyn. >>> good morning. and here we'll begin with a live look at the golden gate bridge. i promise it's there. it's foggy there. be careful behind the wheel this morning on the roads. things at the limit in both directions on 101. a crash southbound 680 right to 580 there on that connector ramp. so please be careful. no lanes blocked. live look at the dublin camera at the 580/680 corridor traffic at the limit. >>> new this morning authorities say three people died in shootings in san jose. one involved a police officer. officers were calle

the golden gate bridge, the great cables of the golden gate bridge, john roebling is famous for havingpun the largest cables at the time and largest span for a number of years. roebling is known for having built the very first bridge over the niagara gorge, a double-decker bridge that could carry trains on top and people in carriages underneath on a toll road. even the george washington bridge design is a structure built by roebling. we are looking at a photo from 1935 as roebling's bridgman begin to wrap the golden gate bridge cables. this phenomenal, once-used-only technology of having six travelers take individual pieces of wire back and forth across the water to go across and up on the towers, to meet in the middle, transfer those. you see them wrapping the cables, as they begin to get toward a later stage of the installation. it is important to know that each piece of wire, each wire rope was cut to measure before they even traveled, by roebling, by train to philadelphia, then loaded on boats, taken through the panama canal to get to california just to become part of what is the l

we would defer to the golden gate bridge and highway district." the state may not want to comment but the work won't get done without their money. >> do you have the money? >> we are working to assemble the funding. >> reporter: back at the mtc, that could be a hail mary pass. >> the amount of money lying around isn't that easy to get to. when you are talking about trying to raise $600 million, it will be hard. >>> it is getting foggy at the golden gate bridge. a live look at the bridge right now. 55 degrees in the san francisco. other temperatures around the region, san jose 59. a cool spot is santa rosa, 53. lots of cloud cover. livermore and san jose. we will be starting on thursday with mainly cloudy skies. southwest wind has taken over. i will be keeping us chilly and cloudy for the next several mornings. the cooling trend will continue inland. we now have a low pressure area to the south and west. winds go counterclockwise around that. the ocean running at 50 degrees right now. our source of air is a very large refrigerator. we will be looki

the golden gate bridge. >> we have not yet finished all the retrofit work at the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: you heard him correctly. in the nearly 3 decades since loma prieta wreaked havoc in the bay area, only a portion of the retrofit work on the golden gate bridge has been completed. >> i can't go into -- >> reporter: the bridge district general manager dennis mulligan. >> as we're going through this journey of retrofitting the bridge, september 11th happened. so we paused and we revisited our retrofit strategy. >> reporter: 9/11 was 16 years ago. in that time, both the southern and northern approaches and anchorages have been secured. but the main section, the most important section, the entire 4200-foot length of the suspension span, including both towers, has not been strengthened. mulligan says part of the delay, engineers had to custom design dampers or shock absorbers to help the bridge withstand a major quake. >> weaving through an retrofitted the -- we have gone through and retrofitted the most vulnerable parts of the bridge first. if you are on the bridge in the mot

gate agents are not counting the things that they would normally be catching in the gate area. that creates conflict than on the plane. here's are some of the issues we are facing. we would like to be a part of influencing the policy to make sure they are done in a way that works on the plane. >> thank you very much. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you all for being here. today is the beginning rather than the end of congress's oversight role in protecting not only consumers but also people who work on airlines. i want to begin, ms. nelson with a question to you. thank you and everybody who works with you, everyone who serves on our planes. for their immense service and often sacrifice to the airlines for whom they work and customers who rely on them and the many heroic acts that you mentioned in your testimony. can you give me some assessment of air quality in that cabin? because a lot of people get on the plane and they have no concept of what they may be encountering. >> this has been an issue for the union for three decades. we worked to get smoking of the planes, decrease

warriors came out the gate ready to play tonight.hey picked up a steady lead right away.the fourth quarter started minutes ago but warriors fans started leaving during the third quarter.this is pretty much a blowout.fans came here expecting a win, and they're definitely getting it tonight.there was a little concern it may have been as close a game as it was on sunday, but they wasn't the case at all.whatever dust the team had to shake off after not playing for a week, has definitely been taken care of. it was a well oiled machine inside the arena .dub nation fans knew this would be the result, but san antonio fans thought the same going in there tonight.sotsotsotsot sot standupwe can say game 2 is in the books. game 2 is in the we can say standupwe can say game 2 is in the books.game 3 will be this saturday in san antonioreporting live from oracle new ahead at 8. a mother shocked to find out her seven year old was put in handcuffs at school. what lead up to the confrontation. (pam) and an accident at united airlines creates a potenti

we see that also at the gate where now, because there are minimums on the plane and at the gate, we can't effectively communicate with each other. we have problems coming down to the airplane door more often because we do not have the staffing at the gate. the gate agents are not catching the things they would normally catch in the gate area and that is creating conflict on the planes. these are some of the issues we are facing and we would like to be part of implementing the policies. >> all right. thank you very much. >> sara blumenthal. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for being here today. my view is that today's hearing is the beginning rather than the end of congress's oversight role in protecting not only consumers but also the people who work on airlines. and i just want to begin, ms. nelson, with a question to you and thank you and everybody who works with you, everybody who serves on our planes for their immense service and often sacrifice to the airlines for whom they work and the customers who rely on them and the many heroic acts that you mentioned in your testimony. can

you can see the fog rolling across the golden gate. little milder this morning. 56 to 81 with sunshine around the bay. 57 to 80, and you will really notice it this evening, come for pbl to school. pbl to school. how about your morning commute, ae llexis. >>> we are tacking up through the maze, as usual for this time of day. we will double-check that and i will talk more about that coming up in just a few. i am just getting word of some debris around the high-rise, and an update on that in less than ten as well. and dumbarton, you are incident free and in the green with just ten minutes. >>> developing news in the south bay, san jose police shot and killed a man after finding two people dead in a home. >> matt keller is there live. matt. >> reporter: natasha, since i last saw you the police investigation has continued here in this willow glen neighborhood. we are told the bodies of the victims and suspect is here. it started as a report of a shooting. officers arrived here last night after 9:00 and found two people dead here. the s.w.a.

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they went to the top of the golden gate bridge, 750 feet above the water, and they say it was part ofir spring break adventure. >> my whole life, you know, try to scale the golden gate bridge with like just a natural idea, so we went there and went for it. >> the two young climbers were on the golden gate bridge for 10 minutes. they climbed up the suspension ropes, easily bypassed security measures like razor fence. >> security systems are developed to keep people from harming the structure. our security system is not designed to prevent thrill- seekers harming themselves. >> officials say they will increase security. they say the sensors, the alarms and cameras, concentrated on the bottom parts of the bridge. the two climbers are now making a profit from this video because they licensed it. but they could be charged with misdemeanor trespassing, a fine up to $10,000 and jail time. >> it's not the first illegal climb on the bridge. in 1996, six protesters with environmental activists group, including woody harrellson, climbed the steel cables and put a banner up protesting the cutting

the senate intelligence committee and testified against the gate's nomination. what was interesting about the nomination is that is not the first time he was nominated. the first time was 1987 by ronald reagan. this was after the sudden death of bill casey from a brain tumor. gates went before the senate intelligence committee and got a call from senator boren from oklahoma, the democratic chairman of the senate intelligence committee, who had to tell bob, you have a problem. the committee doesn't believe you in terms of your disavow of knowing anything and i cannot get your name of the committee and bob gates went into the white house, talked to frank the next day and then the president and pulled his name out. four years later he was nominated again. it was a controversial nomination because of my accusatio accusations. it led to more votes again gates than had been registered against all cia directors combined going back to 1947 when truman created the cia. but he was eventually confirmed. what this meant is someone who had politicized intelligence was sent b

david: now you mentioned bill gates. how did you actually come to know bill gates? mr.it came out, because meg greenfield, who was the editor of the editorial page of the "post," she called me in the late 1980's, and she said, "warren, i have always loved the pacific northwest," she was -- she had grown up there and said, "but i want to know if i would have enough money to purchase a house, a vacation-type house on bainbridge island near seattle. i said, "meg, anybody who asks me if they have enough money, does have enough money." so, she bought the house. so she invited me and others to the house, and she knew the elder gates. so she called mary gates. and then mary went to work on bill to try to get him to come. and bill said he was not going to come down and meet a stockbroker. but mary was a very firm type. and said, "you are coming." he said, "i am not going." finally, they started negotiating hours, and she said four hours, and he said one hour. this went back and forth. when we met, we talked for about 11 hours straight without being interrupted. david: so that w

here's from the golden gate ridge, shrouded in the deck of stratus clouds. it cooled off coastal areas today into the bay, 60s and 70s. mid-70s and 80s around the peninsula and for many people, that do not have air conditioning, it is toasty. 80s in vallejo, and it is well into the 90s with a full forecast. let's send it over to jaclyn. >>> if you are going to the bay bridge toll plaza, we start off in san jose on the 101, the headlights are heading northbound. making your way back to the bay bridge, we are tracking light conditions for drivers heading into the gulf plaza with 580 a slow go out of tracy heading into livermore and then we see speeds dropped to about 30 miles an hour. things will pick up on the ride from 205 towards 680. the bay bridge toll plaza, there it is! traffic is light that we have reports of a car that stalled blocking the far right lane as you go to the treasure island tunnel. be careful. back to you. >>> president donald trump arrived in israel this morning as part of the first international trip since taking office and he will meet

they had a big problem with darrell gates. he said that black folks had different veins in their neck and when you put them in a choke hold they die quicker because they were not normal. i don't believe the city council had the power until we changed the city charter. i remember him, and i don't know if this was in your time, mike, letting some people on the city council know -- i think there44d the violence, and what made it last over those few days. because it was not all about black folks. there were latinos, white folks, everyone participated, and if you look back at the tape and see what they were looting. it was diapers, groceries, and it was awful, but i think it is wrong to look just at what the catalyst was and think that is the same thing. >> i will admit the city county till had oversight even if they thumbed his nose at them, someone ought to have control over the police chief, and you're right, i concur that we did change the carter after that, what do we make 25 years later of the fact that tom radley called him

we have the slow traffic out there, and we've had dense fog on the golden gate bridge.ou're driving across the golden gate bridge or in southern marin, you will see this. i will show you the east shore, and you can't see much. you can kind of see it moving along with the 37 minute drive including the earlier trouble through hercules were we had a crash. the bay bridge is blacked up for a 25 minute delay but nothing out of the ordinary. you should be okay in the carpool lanes, and here is a look at interstate 880 would traffic moving well in both directions. 680 looking okay from concord to walnut creek with a little bit of slow traffic, and slow traffic on 680 out of dublin due to the earlier accident that is now gone but traffic is still very slow. allow extra time if that is your commute>>> it is 6:48 am. >>> thick fog for some, and in the looks like it is one more hot day because we don't have enough delta breeze yet. the low clouds making a push over san pablo bay, oakland and san francisco, so the stage is set for the cooler pattern. a cool time at the coast and on

i will do back to the gate now. you are back in the gate. your flight is delayed and you can get no information. why is it delayed? how long is it delayed? you know when a lot of cases they know. the gate agent knows. i could be making alternative plans. in my case it would probably be renting a car. what are your protocols at the gate to alleviate the frustration that builds when you know you are not getting the real answer? >> you, center. -- senator. it is one of the things we need to improve. when i flew out here my wife flew from phoenix to dallas on another airline. they were tornadoes in texas. she was on a rolling four hour delay with a one euro and a three-year-old. -- one-year-old and three-year-old and no one could tell her what was going on. part of the problem is we don't have good information. i promise you are gate agents were nothing more than to tell you what's going on when they have information. >> are they told to give us the information? a lot of times i think they are sitting on information. don't understand the flight

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>> we've got fog at least over the golden gate and at the coast. take a look at the golden gate. you can see we are socked in. it is not as dense as it was yesterday. the marine layer is a little more shallow today than it was yesterday. it's not going to move far inland. i think it will cut the coast for most of the day. concord is at 60, 62 san jose. we will see another warm with 90s later today. right now we are in the 50s for liver more, oakland, san francisco, 50 in santa rosa. taking a look at futurecast as i mentioned, you see the fog along the coast as of this morning. later today it does pull back a little bit. we'll see plenty sunshine for most especially along the peninsula with the exception of just the coastal communities hugging the coast. then the fog does dissipate as coastal clouds dissipate more as we head into your work week. high pressure is holding steady. another couple days of warm temperatures before we see this cool down. we are going to stay cooler along the coast thanks really to the sea breeze. the afternoon sea breeze you see from the surface wind pro

the golden gate bridge socked in now, but all clear in san jose. >>> good morning to you and thank you for joining us on this thursday, may 4th. seeing a dramatic in the temperatures today, mike. >> we are starting to feel it, and hopefully everybody slept better and if not tonight is your night to sleep better than you did this morning. let's take a look and show what is going on. half moon bay, we have had about half a mile. watch out if you are on one there. there is it from tamalpais. 7:00, look at that, 49 to 61. noon into 4:00 and 7:00, we are still in the 50s at the coast. mid-70s around the bay. just the low 80s inland. look how refreshing that evening is going to be, mid-50s to upper 60s. we do have an issue with fog and a chance of rain coming up this weekend. here's alexis. how is the bay bridge this morning? >> congested through the maze here as usual, but nothing out of the ordinary. we don't have any fog for the bay bridge commute this morning, and you can see the clouds but nothing like it is on the golden gate. we have police activity that delayed train 21 between sacra

the gate agent knows. and i could be making alternative plans in my case, it would be probably renting a car. what are your protocols at the gate to alleviate the frustration that builds when you know you're not getting a real answer? >> thank you, senator. and i share that frustration. it is one of the things we need to improve. when i flew out here, my wife flew from phoenix back to dallas on another airline and it was the day there were attorneys in texas and she was on a rolling four-hour delay with a 1-year-old and 3-year-old and got home at 11:00 incredibly fruflted because no one could tell her what was going on. it's a problem. part of the problem is we don't have good information. i promise you our agents want nothing more to tell you what's going on. >> when they have the information, are they told to give us the information? a lot of times i think they're sitting on information. a thunderstorm in dallas. i don't understand the flight attendant couldn't get here because they couldn't get a cab fr

gates will open at 11:30. and the festival goes until 10 p.m.ive in napa, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> sounds like fun. >> i wish that were in my plans for this weekend. >> have you ever been? >> no. >> i never have. >> hopefully one day. >> we should all go next year. >> sure. okay. [ laughter ] >> we'll be on the double-dutch bus and head north. [ laughter ] >> we are going to talk a little more about traffic first. we are tracking a pretty light ride considering it is "friday light" conditions. and it is memorial day weekend holiday traffic. so the sooner you can leave the better. it's going to be very busy out there. right now speeds are in the green across the upper deck of the bay bridge into san francisco. we'll take it over to 101. this is at 380 just north of sfo. and lots of folks expected to be flying today so if you aren't getting out of town for the weekend but you are going to be driving around expect to see some nice traffic. you will be in good company there. we have some tips for drivers and bart riders this weekend. there wil

some of that fog is on the golden gate. it doesn't make it much further past that but there is some down toward santa cruz. keith carson is a meteorologist and portland. what does that have to do with anything? patterns don't get much worse than this. what's he talking about? this is the forecast model. we are looking out a week into the evening of the 14th. what he's looking at our 6-8 the degrees below warmer -- below normal on the temperatures. this is a forecast over the next seven days. watch how this low is locked in and does not move. they will not get above 54 or 55 for a long time. it's going to be cloudy and cool. look at the low here, which is a slow mover which keeps phoenix today, 20 degrees below average. another system is dropping in is this one kicks out. we will see a continuation of our cool pattern after today. mostly sunny. this will be the warmest day for a while. low clouds. cooling when he. when the at times. that will take us into the weekend. sabrina said, those fog shots are amazing! is in the gold

near the golden gate bridge. nats fish see >>> an effort to restore salmon populations.s betty yu shows us the experiment just started near the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: you will see small fish shooting out of the hose in to a hole. inside are 200,000 sacramento king salmon. they will be unloaded under the golden gate bridge to help them get into the ocean and by pass predators. each is tagged. >> the goal is to increase survival so that the fish come back to the river as adults in three years. instead of straining in to other systems. >> reporter: two batches of fish were brought in to this boat in different ways. the first traveled down stream in hopes the fish will remember their surroundings and know how to make their way home. the second ecame via truck. >> hopefully they have similar amount of survival but the fish on the boat have a higher rate of return to our river. >> reporter: they are expected to return home to the river in the next two to three years. that the when scientists will analyze the data from the tags located in their heads. bay area commerc

we were moving from gate to get and wait. we were moving from gate to getand a wait.to get and a lot of the pilots did not even know which gets to go to, that's how chaotic it was. i have never seen anything like it in my life. it was really bad and i was quite embarrassed by it. i thought it would be an awful lot better and i felt sorry for the staff because they did not have the information either. this was coming from above, i think. george clark, thank you for sharing your story with us. on the line we have a woman trying to travel to disneyland in orlando from gatwick earlier today. where are you, sarah? and your home, that you know what is going on?” are you, sarah? and your home, that you know what is going on? i am currently outside my sister's flat in london because my dad very kindly and luckily managed to book us a new flight with and luckily managed to book us a new flight with virgin for tomorrow morning so we flight with virgin for tomorrow morning so we can flight with virgin for tomorrow morning so we can get the kids to orlando for their trip of a life

here is a live look at the golden gate this morning. will continue to see gray skies for the better part of the morning and weekend. right now, temperatures are on the mild side relatively speaking. we are in the mid to upper 50s across the bay area to start off your day. the satellite perspective showing that we do have fog well inland this morning. it will take a little time to pull back along the coast. we will see fog to start off the day most days over this holiday weekend. the area of low pressure has moved on out of here, however, it is a very weak ridge, so it is not going to do much to really help warm us up. here are three things to remember. low clouds will linger each morning this weekend, we are going to stay cool on the coast, and plan on sunny afternoons, especially inland, but keep the sweatshirts handy for any of the barbecues you have going this weekend. we will be chilly in the evening hours that is. slightly below average for this time of year. we are talking 70s inland, 60s by the bay, and upper 50s along the coast.

a flash to go through the gate. instead, they too, have a smart trip card to stap in to use the system. >> those who try to get through will get through. >> so far they have handed out 3,800 citations for the riders failing to pay. it creates tension between the employees and the riders. >> i always pay. but how will the city make money if everyone is jumping? in northwest wash >> cutting up next at 4:00, murder mystery in d.c. a man killed at the home. police combing for shots 24 hours after shots rang out. that's next. steve: i'm steve rudin gearing up for the battle of the beltway. the gate is about to open and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. we are the tv doctors of america. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. learn your key health numbers, and take control today. michelle: prince george's county police arrested murell at a gas station at least week and now he is connected to a home invasion and murder i

you have latrobe gate right there, the tingey house. there's that optical tower i was talking about. where are we at today? in this building. we passed through it, you can see the wench house is in this area here -- winch house is in this area here. this is when the navy yard was actually not known as navy yard. during the 1890's, the navy yard's mission changes, which seems to happen throughout its history. it always changes. before the 1890's, there were foundries as the country making naval guns. their -- their procedure to look at how good the guns were, basically spot checking the guns to make sure they were made correctly, they had so many variations from all the different down trees. the navy was getting fed up. we should make our own guns. 1960in the 1890's to about or the washington navy yard becomes known as a naval gun factory. this is where all the battleship guns are made, from 12 to 14 to 16 inch guns, 5 inch guns, 40 millimeter antiaircraft guns, all the guns for the navy that are mounted aboard a ship are made here. real

we would defer to the golden gate bridge and highway district. the state may not want to comment but the work won't get done without their money. >> do you have the money? >> we are working to assemble the funding. >> reporter: he said that could be a hail mary pass. >> the amount of money in sacramento and washington, d.c., isn't that easy to get to. talking about trying trying to raise $600 million it will be hard. >> reporter: kpix 5. >>> there weren't delays across the golden gate bridge to raise funds. as we look at drizzle along it shoreline for tomorrow, it will with stand that. plenty of it for the next couple days. low 50s as we start out the day and then sunshine with readings mostly in the mid-70s tomorrow. around the bay mid-60s. shoreline partly cloudy skies. not bad. in thfog and low clouds at the shore and sunny in the afternoon. min-- in the fog and low clouds at the shore and sunny in the afternoon. in the meantime chilly at the shoreline but inland we will continue with mild weather for this time of year. cooler tomorrow. not a

this is a lie the picture of the golden gate bridge.bridge toll plaza you will see more people but the fog is not as well. this is about a 20 minute delay before you make your way to the span. looking at interstate 80 in oakland that you will see the traffic will be okay. and the south bay you can see traffic northbound 101 will slow down a little bit. here the south part of the bay and 85 is a flow. 280 look so good. 6:33 am let's go back to the desk. >>> racist images on social media. are they protected as free speech? the lawyers up for a high school student at albany high school say the answer is yes. there's going -- suing the school district for punishing students for a social media post that caused a controversy at the school. you're in albany now. tell us what this is all about.>>reporter: and they were a couple of images according to the documents one involved a noose drawn around the neck of african-american students at albany high school as well as side-by-side photos of students with apes. in the lawsuit against the albany s

by the way, latrobe gate, just out of the gate and of the street, guess what's up there? the barracks. what barracks? the marine barracks. the whole reason why the marines are there is because of the washington navy yard. this gate is the oldest u.s. ned marine guard post in the world. that's the reason why the marines are at the barracks because of that guard post right there. we will get back to that in just a second. back to the war of 1812, the british are making their way onto the city. the militia is sent out first to a place called bladensburg. it's at bladensburg that the militia are routed by the british, they are sent packing, and the sailors and marines are sent over the navy yard ridge, today's 11 street ridge. they are sent from the height on the other side and are there to defend the bridge. they were never told a militia turned and fled. they are there by themselves when the entire british force comes up rated goes back and forth, commodore barney is wounded, the use of basically all the ammunition they have and they turn in because there's nothing else to

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be cautious if you are coming in the city over the golden gate. temperatures in the 50s throughout the bay area as we start off our morning. it will be cooler along the coast. warmer inland. high pressure in place. how warm you get today is largely dependant on the winds on the flow. and the direction more than anything. starting off with a surface wind profile. notice we have a little bit of that light on shore flow. the light afternoon sea breeze. that will help keep folks cooler along the coast. however, inland it is more of a northerly flow. a warming flow. that will keep us warmer away from the water today. anything from 60s along the coast to 90s inland a very broad temperature range today. as you can see pretty much across the board we are above average for this time of year. well above average for folks in concorde we are in the 70s average temperature for this time of year. i'm sure some spots around san jose will see temperatures in the low 90s today. low 80s in oakland. san francisco in the 70s today. we'll see 60s for the cooler spots

i don't see a lot poof pulling off the golden gate bridge climb. i think we're one of the first. >> reporter: they stayed up there and no one stopped them. >> cctv working up there, you can see it on the video. i guess the third question i ask is, who was responsible? who was on duty that night? >> we have hundreds of cameras here at the golden gate bridge. they all work. but cameras are focused, our staff is focused in watching the cameras. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge district doesn't have a steady stream of security funding from the department of homeland security. it's provided on a grant basis. the district says its last grant from homeland security was several years ago. the most recent record we could find was from 2007. >> i think that they will realize it's a minor incident and let it go. >> reporter: harp says it's not just foolhardy kids who will see this video as a tutorial but terrorists, as well. >> all this will do is, you know, advertise the fact that it's easily breached. >> reporter: ndria borba, kpix 5. >> the investigatio

and tonight, both sides were digging in their heels. >> i'm teacher at north gate. we see this move as being exclusionary. >> reporter: that's why a room full of people for and against are here. >> our vision for our students is to be global citizens and to understand social justicish news i have had neighbors and administrative tell me it's bitter parents that can't get over it. >> reporter: improvements aren't good enough for north gate community advocacy group for public schools. families who live in upper middle class north gate high area now have some 6700 signatures to leave mount diablo unified and create their own small district. they say they want control and accountability. >> comparing yourself to past performance is not the way it works. >> we are all learners. >> reporter: those against the move say creating a district with only five schools in the affluent areas in and around walnut creek is segregation. >> they will no longer have access to programs. >> we are not creating segregation. >> reporter: now, this fight is far from over. another public hear

look at this fog looking at the golden gate bridge. finally it's back and that will help bring down those temperatures today. this is where we begin in san francisco. it's a nice and cool 53 degrees and we're going to see the high today up to 68. now, as we start out the morning, patchy fog, not all over the place, but we are going to see that especially across the golden gate bridge. by this afternoon it will be a cooler day and breezy and that will help bring down those temperatures. by the weekend we will see some spotty light rain moving in and that will also bring down our temperatures even more with a few weather disturbances moving across the region looking at the highs today in santa rosa, we're going to be warm there, up to 84, 85 in livermore and san jose and palo alto will see a high of 83. coming up in three minutes, i'll have a look at the temperature trend for san jose. mike has a note about highway 17. >> that's right, kari. >>> we're looking at highway 17 and the rest of silicon valley moving very well but if you're com

. >> the golden gate bridge is on an amusement park ride.ic infrastructure and a symbol of our community. >> a daring stunt by two milwaukee teenagers has the golden gate bridge authority taking a new they climbed to the top last month. thank you for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm alma daetz. the stunt posed a bigger concern. lyanne melendez is with us. you spoke with one of the teams today? >> reporter: that's right. wait till you see the video. this happened a month ago, he told me. and he climbed along with his friend at 3:00 in the morning. now, we found out about it today, meaning the media. now, the golden gate bridge district became aware of that video about a week or so. they were sent a link. now, these two teams are posting this video on social media. spring break and these two teens from milwaukee had their sights set on san francisco and the golden gate bridge. >> no, we are going to climb it. once we got there, yeah, we're going to climb it. >> reporter: i spent time with one of them, a senior in high school. they climbed th

i want to scale the golden gate bridge. we went for it. >> two high school seniors enjoying the notoriety. >> it was an awesome climb. not a lot of people get to see that video. >> the golden gate bridge is not an a musement park right. >> they shimmied up ropes. razor wire was no deterent. officials learned about it weeks after it happened. >> if these men had slipped or fallen, there could have been serious harm to motorists below. >> the most vulnerable areas on the bridge are the bottom. >> we focus our efforts to the bottom where you can hurt it. >> it is so beautiful up here. >> seeing them dangle their legs over the side and them holding on by their fingertips. >> i respect them as thrill seekers. >> it is a quick pass to fame. >> if i knew i wasn't going to get in trouble i would do it. >> what about getting killed? >> they were fine. very stumid. >> stupid. >> the british tourists wonder who would. >> i wouldn't copiy it. >> i will watch it again but not copiy. >> it is incredibly hard to get on the wires. >> he wi

i don't see a lot of people pulling off the golden gate bridge climb. so, i think we are one of the first. >> reporter: the pair stayed on top ten minutes doing back flips and dangling by their fingertips and nobody stopped them. >> you could see them in the video. and i guess the third question i ask is, if it was working, who was on duty that night? >> we have hundreds of cameras here at the golden gate bridge. they all work. but, cameras are focused, our staff is focused on watching the cameras that are focused on areas people could harm the structure. >> reporter: they don't have a steady stream of security funding from the department of homeland security. it is on a grant basis. the last was several years ago. the most recent record we could find was from 2007. >> i think that they will realize that it is a pretty minor incident and let it go. >> reporter: it is not just foolhardy kids that will see it as a tutorial, but terrorists as well. >> it will advertise the fact that it is easily breached. >> reporter: now harp says he wouldn't be surprised

your gate experience. your in-flight experience, we use that to provide feedback to constantly improve. >> i appreciate that very much. i'm going to run out of time so i have other things i'd like to address. in terms -- we've talked about ticket change costs. i think on the other side of the aisle they mentioned amazing differences in cost between changing a ticket. so, either free, $15. some of them $200 to $300. and i'm very disappointed in the differences. especially with some of the airlines that i fly most frequently. and i would hope that would be a more uniform cost to the passengers. as a former private pilot myself, used to love airplanes and love airports. but it's gotten to be a very onerous task since a fly about six, seven hours a week. and i'd like to see a little more -- i don't want a label -- i'm a conservative republican. i don't like regulation if we can get away with it but something has got to be done in terms of customer service with some of you airlines. also, frequent delays becaus

speaking of the golden gate bridge.r up in novato, there was a crash on 101 southbound at lucas valley road. we continue to watch marin county. we can go right to highway 101 and show you a live picture of traffic heading south to the civic center. it is getting a little better and improving a little bit but slowing to be done here. on the golden gate bridge, traffic looks good right now. nothing out of the ordinary. southbound 101 traffic looks good into the marina district. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. that is improving a little bit. again, the daytime baseball game, 12:35 first pitch, giants and dodgers. there will be a big afternoon crowd leaving that game as well. this is a look at 80 westbound through richmond. the road sensor still slow from the hill top mall. so we're not seeing a lot of improvement. the one thing that i noticed, look at 580. 580 is slow from about near the san leandro oakland boundary up to the lake shore area. that is westbound 580. 8:19. let's bring steve in with today's foreca

it is quite a thing to gate—crash a christening.chance events unfold over quite a long period which determine the fate, really, of a couple of families and all sorts of people. you are fascinated by the business of chance, aren't you? lam. i think that chance propels plot. a chance is the nature of story. of course, it is something that i am always going to come back to. it is hard to write a really compelling novel when everything is nailed down, when there are no loose bits. to look at it from the other angle, readers are willing to forgive quite a lot of chance and coincidence, aren't they, in the interests of a good story? i think they are, but also it has to be plausible chance and coincidence, or it has to be reckless. i remember a paul auster novel called moon palace years and years ago where everything was crazy coincidence but it was so crazy and so consistent that the novel was really brilliant. yes. people always talk about thomas hardy, who was the master of coincidence, and who drove his plot by some of the most unlikel