gates: my full-time work at the gates foundation, we have two big things we focus on. one is u.s. education. the other is global health. the u.s. government is a key partner in both of those activities. in the case of health work for all the diseases, the nih is either the biggest funder or the second-biggest funder. we are either the first or second biggest funder. in making sure that research is making progress, understanding how we can work together better. in terms of foreign aid, the overall foreign aid, the u.s. is the biggest single country. about $30 billion of that. as a percentage of the economy, it's lower than some others. some europeans are above 1%, like germany and the u.k.. but it is a huge pool of resources. our foundation is about $5 billion a year. we need to partner up with all the donors to go after things like polio eradication. the program on hiv is absolutely miraculous in terms of holding that disease in check for us to get a vaccine. a lot of the discussion is about the money allocated to these things or with the executive branch on the execution of these

highlights the brandenburg gate is our favorite mark here and the land. there are so much seven out militants of them use us world wide so it's not that easy to make a name on the social media platform good quality of pics alone was not enough but i'm out of this and done yet eda have made it for that picture as they plan every little detail in advance the spanish do a play with patton's shapes perspective the results don't just look good they often put a smile on your face as well. an orange child becomes a friday. two balloons combined with a red dress create a smiling face. red stripes pose a danger to anyone who can run away fast and. there were photos by ana davies and. the spanish artist you are sets up these little masterpieces with the simplest of resources like tape incompetence. but not to be seen with this you must know if i had to describe our work in three words they would be creativity fun and minimalism i think that conveys our work pretty well and color true for words. and danielle publish their pictures on the internet that too instagram

oak woodlands is a remnant forest in the northeast corner of golden gate park. it's approximately 22 acres in size. it's part of our natural areas network as well as the old growth forest network because of the quite impressive coast live oak trees in this area. the existing trails are in poor condition, and like much of the park, the soils are very sandy in that area. it will create a continuous nature trial with finding an interpretive signage and it also includes a designated multi use trail that allows for bicycle access. the proposed project will improve visual quality, access, safety, and enhance the trail experience in the oak woodlands while we also retain the rustic quality of the trail. the concept design for this project was approved by the commission in 2011. the project was put on hold so that other trail improvement projects funded by the 2008 such as glen canyon park and twin peaks could be completed. they've been kept apprised in the interim. it includes the trail than surfg that we've used successfully in other parks. there's been a major instal

gates is -- so, they're gung to get gates and this whole intelligence officer through that cooperation agreement. >> gates was part of the conversation with this so-called person a. so, tom talk about person a, we foe this is somebody connected to the russian intel agency, right? >> that's right, halle. according to a previous filing they said they determined with the help of the agi agents that's assigned to the intelligence officer, robert mueller's officer that this person a who some believe based on the past evidence, if you will, might be konstantin, somebody who works for paul manafort or rick gates. nobody has confirmed that and the special officer is not commenting on who person a is. they're saying person a has ties to russian intelligence, specifically the gru. if beremember from congress and intelligence agency saying the gru was one of the players in the 2016 russian interference campaign. so, we have communications to ken's point that date back to september and october of 2016 between rick gates and this person a, whose tied to russian intelligence. the office of special c

gates open at 9 a.m. live at golden gate park, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> pot dispensaries across the bay area are looking to cash in on the green rush by extending store hours. many san francisco businesses have already received a warning that they could face fines if they participate in unlicensed temporary events away from their stores. the bureau has issued specific licenses to groups that are limited to holding marijuana celebrations on county fairgrounds. >>> we are going to have some major traffic in that area with 15,000 people going to golden gate park. >> we'll have road closures and, you know, crews are suggesting that if you aren't going to the hippie hill, then do not try to go through golden gate park. there's going to be so much road closures and foot traffic, so many people, there will be major delays and even streets that aren't closed like lincoln way and fulton, those will be a mess. so i would steer clear of the area. use an alternate so you don't get stuck in that traffic. jfk drive w

here's the golden gate view. you can see the low clouds out there but not too much to disrupt drivers. visibility-wise, it doesn't seem to be too big an issue. half moon bay down to five. at oakland airport there's fog forming around the locations near the water. so you may bump into some of that but overall satellite- radar showing clouds and now they are clearing up. you may see some areas if you are heading to the central valley, sacramento valley, that's where the fog is, as well. but overall satellite-radar for the state showing high pressure is going to really impact us this weekend. temperatures will warm to above average for today. 5 to 6 degrees above average today. cupertino 71. los altos 73. then across the east bay, 77 for fairfield and concord, pittsburg. it's going to feel good and nice. april-like conditions and 67 in sausalito. novato 75. 77 in santa rosa. so everywhere you go pretty much clear skies will be the story until next week when we get some clouds to dip through but this ridge is really

they called the city to close down traffic along golden gate. since they encountered that soft spot they have been pouring concrete in an effort to fill up that void and shore up that drill rig. >> safety is our number 1 priority. we wanted to ensure that the public was safe, our neighborhood was safe as well as the other workers on the site. there is no imminent danger of equipment. the equipment has been stabilized and we are confident we have taped off the adjacent areas. >> reporter: coming back to our picture you can see it appears now that most of the work has been done here on site. i just saw a couple of minutes ago, in the last couple of minutes that a lot of the workers who are here at winderton have left the construction site for the day. traffic now again moving along golden gate avenue east and west for hours. traffic on golden gate east and west has been shut down as well as traffic on jones has been restricted to just one lane so now traffic moving through the city as it usually does. we will continue to stay here and monitor the

plus, we hear from bill gates. microsoft founder told us the government has a responsibility to regulate new tech. and our exclusive with discovery ceo. what is discovery's strategy for streaming? that conversation, ahead. first, u.s. stocks edged higher on wednesday. this as investors parsed a mixed bag of earnings. the s&p 500 posted a third straight game. ibm's weak results drove the dow jones industrial average to a loss. for more, we are joined by the editor from new york for bloomberg. obviously, earnings having an impact here. a big week this week, even bigger earnings week this week. >> geopolitics had been driving this market in both directions for the last few weeks, but earnings are back front and center. in fact what was up today and , down today was almost directly tied to what we saw on the profit and revenue side. s&p and nasdaq posting some decent gains today. solidlye up pretty though they did sell off a little higher. five of the 11 s&p sectors rising, led by energy, industrials, and materials. th

business while stephen diesel gates is a couple a years ago why does he have to go now why does the big man have to go. well thought think there's a lot of questions and speculation about this why this moment there's no one scandal that's happening that sort of roiling the press like there was in january with the monkey testing mueller has been the face of recovery from diesel gate you could say even though it's not out of the clear yet it has as you said continue to make record profits it's continue to do very well consumers have not fled it so why change it leadership now that is one of the big questions it's well known that mueller was not happy being at the top position i folks walk and he was of course formerly with porsche. part of volkswagens group and he was quite satisfied there a lot of insiders say and so he was of course the face of a very very difficult period for volkswagen and he was the target of a lot of the criticism that volkswagen and that in a way the entire german car industry especially especially the diesel industry was facing so do we expect. to leave the compan

i have a friend who commutes through golden gate park on foot. and she does not walk -- she has to leave work earlier when it gets dark earlier, because she doesn't feel safe in the park. part of that is there is spotty cell service and if something happened, the likelihood of being able to contact police or ambulance is low. i have many friends. i used to ride bikes quite a lot. i have many friends who have gotten into accidents and when that happens, you're at the mercy of either a passerby who is willing to walk to find signal to call an ambulance, or to find a car to transport you to hospital, or you're at the mercy of someone who happens to have at&t and their cell service provider, which is frankly, ridiculous. i was just talking to a resident of the bayview district two weeks ago and she was complaining about the fact that her neighborhood has extremely spotty cell service. and she wishes that she had the opportunity to have more cell sites in her neighborhood. i think you know, it's sort of silly that people are now opposing cell service

>> bill gates: well, it's a huge problem.ave a two-class society, where the richer families are able to support the scholarship, and you'll have an inner-city, mostly minority group that's no longer going to those elite colleges. and therefore, a lot of the high-paying professions are out of their reach. so that's really bad at an individual level. it's also very bad for the country and our basic founding credo of equal opportunity and our economic strength. >> pelley: bill gates' warning echoes on the quad of princeton university. >> christopher eisgruber: we have to be a place where people can come together from lots of different backgrounds. >> pelley: president christopher eisgruber is leading the nearly 300-year-old school through a radical transformation. you know, the 20th century activist, upton sinclair, described princeton as "the most perfect school for snobbery in america." >> eisgruber: we look back and we see those kind of quotations about us, and we have been working to produce a very different princeton. and t

to leave gisele gate behind. also on the show is donald trump's tariff strategy working for u.s. presidents protectionist threads have his chinese counterpart making all sorts of promises. and they call it a king's city and it's supposed to become the future of urban living in saudi arabia but will two million people want to live there. and some for business on the w m how you know i guess welcome to the program for starting wants to begin a new chapter in its corporate history and it plans on doing it without c.e.o. . according to reports d.c. will take over the top job at germany's biggest carmaker he's been in the company for years and is currently in charge of the fox guarding brand this could just be the beginning of a more comprehensive restructuring of the company's management it's the most important job in the german car industry as miller took over the helm the fog starting back in twenty fifteen his mission dragging the company out of the diesel gate crisis and by some measures at least he succeeded last year v.w. sold more cars than ever before is this kind is that its

gates: there are privacy rules.ill continue to evolve as people see what is going on, and europe has a new round of privacy rules, but every two or three years i think you will see more activity there. caroline: i asked him, look, any advice for the man, mark zuckerberg, as he comes up in front of regulators? here is a man who has experience in it. said i gave a smile and seem to think these things will come. emily: bloomberg's caroline hyde in london. sticking with philanthropic tech giants, the man who sits ahead of gates for the world's richest man title is trying to make his mark in the battle against cancer. jeff bezos's cancer start up called grail is seeking to raise $1 billion to boost growth ahead of its ipo. grail, which plans to list in hong kong this year, is trying to create screenings that can diagnose people with early-stage cancer before they show any symptoms. another of grail's investors is none other than bill gates. still ahead, apple jitters mounted on wall street this week after a supplier anno

gates and mr. manafort, a trump campaign manager. i know that manafort, there's a script for folks in the white house, in the west wing, about manabout manafort, oh, old news, blame his recruitment into the ca campaign on the kids. gates had a lot more relationships and a lot more current. how does the gates news land inside the west wing? >> well, gates is someone who, as you point out, he's sort of a consummate until recently, survival. he was sort of quietly there all along the way. he was brought in as manafort's deputy. even when manafort was pushed out, he stayed through the transition, played a role in the transition, he was the liaison to the rnc then began working for tom barrack, one of the president's close friends. he was basically in the fold, in that white house, in the administration, knowing the players, knowing what was going on, having visibility into things that, you know, it depends what you believe but the white house might not want him having viz blgt into then sharing with mueller. right up until he was indicte

the gates opened at 9:00. here we are at noon. let me tell you, it was not this packed at noon last year. this is now my fourth year covering this event and i haven't seen crowds this big this early in the day and i have a feeling it has something to do with the fact that recreational marijuana is legal in california. music in the background is blaring. that started at noon. countdown to "420" itself, it will be this afternoon. we'll be here for that. that big cloud of smoke that goes up over hippie hill. this year again it's legal recreational marijuana so they are expecting huge crowds. this is the second year that the city has worked with a sponsor to make sure the event is organized although not sanctioned. we talked to the organizers and they are expecting major crowds doubling up on security, porta-potties and making sure everything is good to go at the gates and they are expecting a great event. people came all over to be here for it. >> i was up in washington. i just set a goal to trek down the coast and end up here in the

the golden gate bridge is dealing with a little low cloud coverage.og is right there hanging around the coastline. it is lowering visibility now, half moon bay down to 3 miles, sfo 9, oakland 8. check your flights to make sure the cloud coverage is not disrupting flights. over california is a ridge of high pressure. that's what we're going to see today, tomorrow and midweek our temperatures will drop off. the next couple of days, we're still in the warming trend thanks to this, but this low is eventually going to bring us a bit more cloud coverage and clear weather but not until the end of the week. for right now, we are above average. temperatures today about 7 degrees above average for san francisco. san jose up to the low 80s when we should be in the low 70s. concord, even warmer than that. here's a look at your south bay temperatures, 83 campbell, 82 in san jose, 79 in mill pete as. in the -- in milpitas. pleasant hill 81 and temperatures around sausalito in the low 70s. berkeley, 72, oakland, 75. wine country, temperatures in the low 80s today. i

was in communication with rick gates in october of 2016. and that was revealed in last week's court filing. and then today the special counsel also filed something, the court files, basically asking to protect the privacy, some of the information they have in the case. they're concerned that once van der swann who could perhaps face jail time tomorrow corks ask for some of the information to be made public. he knows information about this case that no one else knows. >> in exchange for his guilty pl plea. >> he has not made a recommendation about what the court should do and they're leaving it up to the court. did he come into the special counsel. did he meet with them in a session over two days and during that time is when he lied to them about e-mails and about rick gates. we never really understood what his role was until last week will that court filing came tuesday, late at night. and it revealed that he was he aware that rick gates was communicating with a russian intelligence official, right around the time of the election. >> and he

mueller focusing on gates and using him to explore collusion? >> right.takes us backwards and forwards, really. this is like a perfect example of how this -- the pebble in the water that just keeps growing and mueller's expanding his probe. the court filing is for this alexander guy in which gates told him he had been in touch with a person -- people believe is the person -- who basically ran manafort's office for the ten years he was working in russia sympathic ukraine and that he had ties to the gru which is russian military intelligence and that manafort ann gates knew this as late of september, october 2016 which is the heat of the campaign, really. it shows you how mueller is using the the conversations he's having with the smaller fish to really get the bigger fish really stuck and then it's -- it's been easy for manafort to say that was a past life. yeah, sure i worked on those issues but this has nothing to do with the campaign. if you're still in contact, if you still know about those intelligence ties a month before the election, it becomes much

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here's a live look at golden gate bridge. we'll go back live there in just a few minutes. >> plus, the democratic national committee files suit against the trump campaign and others following the presidential election. coming up next, east bay congressman eric swalwell joins us in studio to talk about the lawsuit and as well as north korea announcing it will suspend nuclear missile tests. >> a nice way to end the workweek mostly sunny skies at least for most. a little bit of cloud coverage there. you can see off over the coast, temperatures warmed up today and we'll continue this trend into your weekend. i'll have current conditions and what to expect for tomorrow coming up. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ >>> the democratic national committee opened a suit against the trump campaign and others because of an alleged conspiracy

at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood welcome back to the kron four morning news.m tracking your entertainment headlines today... in today's hollywood minute: an unprecedented music prize, a memorable walk of fame ceremony, and how to eat and drink like a superhero! here's david daniel. (rapping) "my dna not for imitation..."kendrick lamar won four grammys this year for his album "damn" -- now he's picked up a pulitzer! he's the first rapper ever to win the pulitzer prize for music, which typically goes to classical or jazz artists. (nat) "sorry i'm late. i was rounding up all the gluten in the world and launching it into space, where it can't not hurt us anymore."you may not be able to fight crime like "deadpool," but you can eat and drink like him! to promote "deadpool two," opening may 18th, a pop-up version of the bar "d-p" and his fellow mercenaries frequent will open in new york april 26th to the 28th, and in los angeles from may 10th to 12th. of course, they'll serve his favorite foods -- pizza in new york, chimichangas in l-a."i moved here in 1998, and i st

entrepreneur and philanthropist bill gates says it is urgent to keep up the fight. 0ur it is urgent to up the fight. our goal is to cut the deficit in half again and this is mostly young children in africa so it's an awful disease but unless we rededicate ourselves the money for the research and the money for the delivery, the deaths could go all the way back up toa deaths could go all the way back up to a million which is where it was when we started this little over ten years ago. drug resistance, climate change and a drop in funding are all factors that may have led to an increase in the number of malaria cases over the past two years. it is an uphill battle, is it when you can win? well, it's not easy. malaria, you know, the mosquitoes change, the parasite changes. the world has been a bit naive about how hard it is to get rid of malaria. if we don't stay focused on it, no, we will lose. a vaccine is in development, research into the gene editing of mosquitoes may also help. new bed nets are planned and improved technology to map outbreaks will enable experts to track the disease.

liberty mutual insurance. >> morgan: bill gate >> morgan: bill gates is one of the richest and most famouseurs in the world. nearly 20 years ago he and his wife pledged $1 billion to send 20,000 low-income minority students to college. at a report for "60 minutes," scott pelley finds out what bill and melinda gates have learned from their scholarship program. >> i'm bill. hi, how are you? >> reporter: imagine having a couple of billionaires walk into your life and make the seemingly impossible possible. >> hi, kyra. nice to meet you, kyra. >> reporter: that's what bill and melinda gates did for these students at the university of central florida. they're among nearly 20,000 students nationwide whose tuition and expenses were paid in full. when you were notified that you received the scholarship, was that a letter, an e-mail, a phone call? how did that come to you? >> a letter. >> reporter: it came as a letter-- snail mail? ( laughter ) really? >> i think it was priority. ( laughs ) >> reporter: the founder of microsoft and you got a snail mail acceptance letter. ( laughter ) >> reporter: w

traffic now is moving along smoothly here along golden gate. they have been working here since january at this site. eventually, it's going to be new housing. >> all right, christien kafton in san francisco tonight, thank you. >>> in sunnyvale more than 8,000 pg&e customers were without power this morning after a contractor accidentally brought down four power poles while using an excavator. it happened just before 11 a.m. at the intersection of north pastoria and del ray avenue. crews have been working all day to replace and repair the damaged poles and wires. tonight, power has been restored. >>> new at 6:00 tonight milpitas police want the public's help in finding a hit- and-run driver. police say a man in a white toyota pickup truck backed into a white 2007 acura sedan in a shopping center parking lot on west calaveras boulevard on april 7th. the suspect offered to repair the damage himself but when the victim asked for insurance information, the suspect refused and tried to leave. the victim took a cell phone picture of the driver who had

and that rick gates knew he was -- this person was working for the russians, at the time that he was communicating with him in september and october of 2016. again, that's in the middle of the presidential campaign. and this is key, because, again, it goes to the central mission here, of the mueller investigation, which is, proving or showing whether or not there was any illegal or improper contacts between russians and the trump campaign. paul manafort, of course, was the campaign manager. and so this ties together all of those strands. >> yeah. and rick gates was the deputy campaign chairman and he would stay down in the campaign after paul manafort -- >> into the inauguration. >> that's correct. ev evan, thank you for that report. >>> as the mueller probe continues to look into possible collusion between the trump camp and russia, the white house is now confirming a new overture by the president to the russian leader, vladimir putin. the two leaders discussing a potential meeting here in washington at the white house. let's bring in our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta.

. >>> if you want to cross the golden gate bridge, you may want to low of your car at home. no parking is from 11:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the afternoon because of spring break. parking is being restricted to reduce the backup. visitors, you can still get access to the welcome center at the south end of the golden gate and the vista point overlooks at the north end by public transportation, bicycle, tour bus, corporate shutting, a taxi or ride sharing services. if you do want to go to the golden gate bridge you can also park in the overflow lots along lincoln boulevard and the presidio. >>> hundreds gathered in texas this weekend to say good-bye to one of the victims of the austin bombings. 17-year-old draylen mason was laid to rest. he was killed in a package bomb. he was remembered by friends and family as a talented musician with a big heart. one member who met mason said he knew right away that he was gifted he got accepted at the colleges he wanted to get in. he made the dream a reality before stepping out of high school. >> the family said they're still trying t

russian spy services and that gates knew this man worked for the russians. the importance of this is this brings front and center what robert mueller's mission here is, which is to prove or to show whether or not there is any legal coordination between russians and the trump campaign, or obje and obviously paul manafort and rick gates are at the center of that. >> with me here in the studio, julia pace of the associated press, former federal prosecutor michael zelden, cnn's prokupecz. >> i'm asking this as a layman. michael flynn, national security adviser, pled guilty to lying as well. he has not been sentenced. he is cooperating. most people think he essentially got a traffic ticket for robbing a bank, if you will, because he's cooperating. how does van der zwaan get 30 days in jail? what treatment does flynn get if he's already in jail? >> it may mean he gets harsher treatment because he was exposed to greater liability on a full sentence. he could get six months and it be a walk in the park compared to what he could have gotten. but i think it tells us t

the golden gate bridge. the changes are coming to this bridge. today the bridge just selected a design for the new toll plaza. nbc bay area's christie smith is joining us with the details. christie, what is it going to look like? >> reporter: well, raj, that new toll plaza will basically be where we are standing all the way out to the center divide. and a lot of work went into balancing the look of the new technology with a classic look of the bridge. it is called the bridge-like design, similar in style to the curved lights by the golden gate bridge. this is a rendering of the toll gantry. >> there's new tolling technology. and so here at the golden gate bridge, we're working to keep up with that technology. unfortunately, the equipment itself doesn't fit into our old toll booth. >> reporter: it will stretch across southbound lanes with updated electronic toll collection equipment. and there was careful consideration in the design. >> we heard very clearly that both the architects and the directors felt it should be international orange, not jus

this is a golden gate park filled with people there. and if you look closely, that is not fog surrounding all of those people out there. once the party is over, chp will be making sure the roads stay safe. >> while it is legal to do so, you still can't consumet and be under the influence while driving, that is a big thing we'll be out looking for. >> chp says if you have pot in your car while driving, it needs to be sealed. >>> families may be watching kids more closely this morning. prosecutors want victims to come forward today andrew lund will be formally charged. 36 years old and fourth grade teacher at glenn cove. they arrested him yesterday accusing him of trying to contact a minor for sex. lund didn't know it but he was actually talking online with an undercover investigator. >>> an east bay school on edge, a cal high student arrested for planning an attack in 2021, his senior year. that student is a freshman and investigating are crediting a fellow student for alerting officials who then notified police. district leaders say thi

michigan will face villanova for the title on monday. >>> golden gate fields, yellow and black.lamboyant, 7-year- old on his way to win 2018 san francisco mile. 11-1 longshot, you won big if you bet the seven course. back on camera for uncle vernon as we still have more game. giants looking for runs, a is, not enough of them and the sharks giving chase with the golden knights in first place. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. t was giants b >>> baseball, five unbeaten teams and the giants are not one of them. kyle farmer, the batter routine fly ball to center. he's got it, he's got

here's a look at the golden gate bridge. we'll talk about the rain totals that have already showed up and then you can definitely see visibility impacted there. golden gate bridge not looking so easy to drive on because of the slick roads but obviously, it's still very early for too much traffic there. here's a look at where some of the heaviest rainfall is through the north bay. oh,. santa rosa area, they are getting -- oh, yeah, santa rosa area. they are getting dumped on now. the rest of the bay area with rain. a lot lighter in places like fremont and san jose. we'll track it all coming up on hi-def doppler. >>> we are tracking a little backup on the bay bridge toll plaza. dealing with slick roads and already seeing quite a bit of ponding. please be careful on your morning ride in. northbound 101 at san antonio road, we have a car blocking the far right lane. traffic is light but there will probably be a lot of obstacles on your morning commute today. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> the storm could cause b

you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.am) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight we will see mostly clear skies with a few patches of coastal fog. on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge building over the state. tomorrow's temperatures will be warmer with highs in the valleys in the low 80s, 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with a patch fog near the coast. sunday will be just as nice with plenty of sunshine. a weak weather system will bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures to the bay area on tuesday. but dry weather will likely continue well into next week. still ahead week. still ahead at 8 a maryland school is removing the d

golden gate bridge. visibility map showing five miles at half-moon bay. the rest of the bay area looking clear, you may run in to a little bit of fog hear and there. santa rosa, 3 mail visibility and nap pa down to 9. santa rosa, 41. 50 san francisco. 44 livemore. cooler this morning than yesterday morning, our afternoon is going to be warmer. >>> we continue to track delays for drives making their approach towards the san mateo bridge. 880 is in the red, 20 minute commute towards 84. an accident westbound 92, approaching the toll plaza. that is keeping things slow on 92 and 880, blocking two lanes. roar ride continues to be sluggish towards 101, 35 minute ride, additional 20 minutes you can give yourself for the commute. at the bay bridge toll plaza in the red in to san francisco. >>> the trump administration is rolling back obama era fuel standards aimed at combating climate change. jessica florez joins us from the bay bridge toll plaza with what is in store. >> reporter: good morning. this will certai

agreement it is not necessarily a bad thing a firing but it was time to try to move on from diesel gate and speaking of moving on from these old gate you just mentioned it's not really over yet there is still legal action not only in the united states but especially here in europe where we haven't seen any real consequences yet so can the company just close that chapter and leave behind just like that. yeah i think of course not and i think anyone would tell you that i mean obviously as you know from a legal perspective you do have ongoing cases you look at the u.k. which is mounting an enormous class action lawsuit in the u.s. there's still issues in europe as you said there's still massive questions and then there of course the the effects of the second tier effects including this new outlook on diesel as a synonym for dirty instead of clean that's a big ripple effect as well of diesel gates so and then of course maybe the biggest issue here involved and from what we've talked to what we've heard from people in the streets here is that of course there's the big cultural question withi

is it possible -- possible that weed smoke could travel from golden gate park to the golden gate bridget's take a look -- >> oh, my goodness. >> there is this random patch of fog -- >> suspicious. >> that is drifting into san francisco there. we'll be watching out for that. >> kari, so funny. >> it is a great weekend, though. we have a lot of sunshine and low 70s. we were talking about the need to possibly have to get out the air-conditioning because we have at least four straight days of some really warm weather. >> we'll get storm ranger to scan it and see what is happening. thanks for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >> we'll see next week. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a

it may be getting busier. 580 to golden gate bridge, 5 minutes. passed the accident, no troubles across the golden gate bridge. looking at the bay bridge, so far so good. a few cars backing up but now crashes to report. an easy ride out of oakland into san francisco. we are seeing slow and go speeds there. chp has issued a wind advisory for the alt mont pass. they are still working on an accident on east canyon road. >>> a woman's body was found at an elementary school. police located the woman's body on the playground of snow elementary school on foster road just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the woman's name has not been released. there was no school activity during or before the body was found. >>> protests against u.s. led bombings continued in several major cities this weekend including some in the bay area. there was an antiwar rally in oakland. they called for u.s. to get rid of its nuclear weapons and to shut down all operations ovseas. the national event was led by the spring action 2018 coalition. >>> in syria, international investiga

inspecting the golden gate bridge towers. they'll be assessing the condition of the steel t de >>> happening today, crews will be inspecting the golden gate bridge towers to assess the condition of the steel to determine if any areas need repairs. crews have been putting up the scaffolding on the sidewalks to protect pedestrians. >>> a push to repeal the state's gas tax gets a big boost today. a million signatures will be submitted for those who want to get the issue on the november ballot. >> jessica flores is live with more. >> reporter: the gas tax went into effect last year. it has us all paying more to fund repairs on bridges and roads and make major improvements across the state. it has had opposition from the beginning. the campaign to repeal the initiative now has the signatures it needs to get on the november ballot. they say california is already over taxed. it makes a gallon of gasoline 12 cents more and 20 cents more for diesel. it is expected to provide bay area cities and counties with $3 billion in transportati

which should give you plenty of time to get over the golden gate bridge and to the golden gate park. by the way, aaa for first time is offering its tipsy tow service for impaired drivers. >>> new this morning a ten-hour standoff is finally over in the south bay but it had to be a very tense night for the folks who live in that neighborhood. it only ended about four hours ago. you can see the police activity here on your screen. this is outside a home on sierra and piedmont roads in san jose. police tell us that there were three suspects that were wanted in a string of violent robberies, officers first responded them yesterday at 4:00 in the afternoon. those suspects finally surrendered but only after a s.w.a.t. team shot tear gas into that home. >>> new video for you this morning at 6:36, of that terrifying emergency landing this week involving a southwest plane. a passenger took her phone out and recorded this video as oxygen masks were deployed. investigators have pinpointed metal fatigue in the fan blade as the likely cause. we have learned that a public memorial is planned for su

the organization for the prevention of chemical weapons says it is to send inspectors to syria to gate a suspected poison gas attack that killed dozens of people last week you. will . i bring god it's good to have you with us facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is testifying before us senators at this hour were in an eagerly awaited hearing the session is focusing on the admission by facebook that the data of up to eighty seven million users was improperly shared with a company that was seeking to put donald trump in the white house so coburg began by reading out a prepared statement in which he apologized and took personal responsibility for the huge data breach berg has apologized to the public before but this is the first time that he has gone before congress but it's clear now that we didn't do enough to prevent these tools from being used for harm as well and that goes for fake news foreign interference in elections and heat speech as well as developers and data privacy we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake and it was my mistake and i'm so

daly city reporting fog, half moon bay as well as the marin side of the golden gate.cold, 50 to 52 degrees so any westerly direction brings in the fog. any update on rain in the long- range forecast, no we are dry until next friday. there is a mid-latitude system coming but the forecast models are struggling with that so we shouldn't be done yet. we are looking good today especially those away from the coast, north of them are in coast like sonoma looking beautiful. 50 in bodega bay and 51 at san francisco which is darn cold. inland it is t going matter with 60s and 70s from yesterday ving way to 70s today. some of these in the upper 70s. brentwood is currently 56, 53 oakland, berkeley 54, so for most locations a lot of sunshine with warmer temperatures just held in check by that fog near the coast. it is 8:02 on this friday has it been light? >>> overall the commute has been good, now highway 4 you will beg to differ because highway 4 has had a tough time and this all has to do with the crash on 242 southbound near concord where there was a deadly crash so they had t

even some on parts of the coast and the golden gate bridge. inland areas will warm up, but we will have to deal with morning fog. everything says sunny. 40s on the temps. had a lot of 30s yesterday. not the case today. san jose is 73 and 48. 70 is the average. the first time above average. 79 was the record high in 1999. -- 99 was the record high in 1979. >>> well, it is getting crowded out there on the roads, sal? >>> i think it is a doable commute. this is a look at 80. i-80 between the carquinez bridge. start the timer there to the macarthur maze, a 23 minute drive. at the bay bridge toll plaza it is backed up for another 20 minute drive. not too bad but once you make it on the bridge it is a smooth drive on the san francisco. co. the peninsula traffic so far is pretty good. no problems on i- 80. we are starting off -- i-880. we are definitely starting off with a lighter than usual commute. back to the desk. >>> today the san francisco golden gate park will be packed with big crowds on hippie hill for the annual 4/20 celebration. >> yes, go

here's a look at the golden gate bridge. a little bit changing throughout the hour as those clouds just kind of roll in and it tends to do that right around the water. it's almost summer-like out there. that's what we're going to feel later on this afternoon as well. here's a look at your headlines, above average temperatures for today. we're about 10 degrees above average for most spots and we will stay sunny today. then clouds roll in later on and at the end of the week, temperatures will drop. inland areas, 80s to the 60s by the end of the week. nice clear conditions across parts of san francisco. but again, golden gate bridge, that's where we're seeing the clouds. at sfo, things are looking all right. san jose you're at 57 degrees. concord 57. so it is warmer inland, especially as you kick off the day, your afternoon highs will certainly be warmer as well. and across the coast right now, visibilities down to 5 miles at half moon bay. 9 mile visibility at napa, santa rosa 8. sunrise happening at 6:23, sunset tonight 7:52.

live look right now showing you the beautiful golden gate bridge. the camera is bouncing just a bit. we have this constant breeze off the ocean water. so the accuweather highlights shows you it is breezy tomorrow. tracking a midweek warmup and sunnier skies into next weekend. kind of chilly in terms of april numbers. 59 degrees in terms of san francisco. 64 in san jose and vallejo and 65 in san ramon and cloverdale. here is the picture. live doppler 7 along with satellite. this constant area of low pressure just to our north. what it is doing with our weather dragging in cooler air and that will continue the next 24 hours. what we are watching down to our south and to our west, there is ridge of high pressure slowly building in the week ahead. but these two are opposing forces and that is why we have that wind tunnel effect right now. here is a call from accuweather, over the next 12 hours a blend of stars and clouds under moonlit skies. dropping to 49 in oakland and 42 in santa rosa. and as we take a look at your 12-hour day planner, we will see mo