in new orleans, hillary lane, kpix 5. >> it is still a tropical storm. barry has wind approaching icane stngth, and might get there before it makes landfall tomorrow morning. they have hurricane watches posted. wind right now 65 miles per hour sustained. the track will tape it across central louisiana. the wind are not the big deal. the big deal is the 10 or 20 inches of rain as it unwinds over coastal louisiana. >>> back in the bay area, high pressure is moving in. the temperatures as well as the high peaks on saturday. the number will be warming up even more. microclimate example shows livermore tomorrow at 93. that is more than it was today. it will cool them a little bit on sunday. by contrast, the coast hasn't changed that much. it will still be in the 70s. berkeley, 73 on saturday and minor cooling off sunday. we will have the numbers in a few minutes. >>> a federal judge in san francisco has denied monsanto's request for a new trial in a multimillion dollar lawsuit over its roundup read killer. it involves a 70-year-old santa rosa man who said rou

hillary lane, cbs news, new orleans. >> we will be wanted at very closely for you. back at home, we are tracking a ridge of high pressure to build and and this means we are warming up. not just today, but through the week. i will have the weekend forecast, coming up. >>> a bill aimed at reducing the risk of wildfires is now headed to governor newsoms death. the bill pass of the assembly this morning. it would create a fund to pay claims from future wildfires caused by utility equipment and the utilities would have to invest in safety improvements. the governor is expected to sign the measure. >>> livermore police just released an image of this white volkswagen as a potential cide. e shappened ay at a taco l e at thtime of the incident. the 16-year-old victim was found suffering from a gunshot wound to his stomach. he wasn't taken to the hospital and later died. police identified the subject as jorge luis tell us. they consider him armed and dangerous. they say the shooting was not a random act and the suspect and victim knew each other. >>> new video of a drug bust

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hillary lane joins us live now from new orleans where folks there are ready for the storm to make landfall. hillary? >> reporter: veronica we just went to walmart and the water and flashlights were le sold behind me all throughout the day. her short burst and it is really expected to intensify tonight and into tomorrow. as we mentioned today a lot of residence residents hunkering down and heading out to the stores, in some places people are clearing the shelves altogether. stocking up on essentials like bread and water, and drivers are waiting in long lines to fill up at the gas pumps. engineers closed hundreds of gates throughout new orleans to prevent the search waters from flooding the city. and the mississippi river is expected to crest at 19 feet. just a foot below the tops of the levies officials say. some areas could be as much as 25 inches of rain. and those flood gates were put up right after hurricane katrina to prevent massive flooding. it is the first time this season they have been closed. live in new orleans, hillary lane. back over to you. >> we appreciate it. thank you. >>>

reporter hillary lane is in new orleans where the storm is expected to slam ashore about 12 hours from now. hillary? >> reporter: we have seen intense rain first and wins all throughout the day. the hurricane like conditions will come in tonight and continue throughout tomorrow. in the meantime, residents here are hunkering down as the storm approaches. along the gulf coast, people are bracing for the big storm. >> we were hoping it wouldn't be so bad and we could just ride it out. >> tropical storm barry is expected to be a hurricane by the time it makes landfall saturday. the national weather service warns a dangerous storm surge, heavy rains, and wind conditions forecast across the north central gulf coast. new orleans officials are urging residents to stay home and are telling tourists to seek shelter in their hotels. >> tropical storm barry is a dangerous and life-threatening storm. you do not have much more time before the impacts of barry will be here. >> reporter: the city of new orleans is calling for a voluntary evacuation for areas that are not protected by levees. storm sur

hillary lane has the latest from new orleans were many are breathing a sigh of relief. >> we absolutely made it through the storm. >> reporter: the big easy had it relatively easy. >> beyond lucky and we were spared. it seemed as those pms moved closer to new orleans it went around this. >> reporter: new orleans mayor help what she said would be her final news conference about the storm which but the city and other states on alert for days. rain fell in new orleans is very continued to weaken from its brief time as a category 1 hurricane. for the gulf states there were concerns about flooding, tornadoes and power outages. >> the tropical storm threat is over. but rain remains the possibility. >> reporter: even though new orleans is under a flood watch, engineers have opened up the floodgates. it was constructed after hurricane katrina. >> reporter: these women in town for a sorority convention say it all worked out after their conference was cut short. >> god has blessed us and given us life and kept them safe, healthy, and together. >> reporter: forecasters downgraded rainfall to betwe

more now from hillary lane in new orleans. truck along the gulf coast, people are bracing for the big storm. we were hoping it would not be so bad and we could just ride it out. that is what we are doing. >> reporter: the national weather service warns of a dangerous storm surge with heavy rain and wind conditions forecast across the north central gulf coast. new orleans officials are urging residents to stay home, and arturo telling tourists to seek shelter in their hotels. >> president donald trump berry is a dangerous and life- threatening storm. you do not have much more time at all before the impact will be here. truck the city of new orleans is calling for a voluntary evacuation for areas that are not protected by levees. the storm surge is already flooding grand isle as barry had for the louisiana coast. like we are on the front line. this is the storm coming. with the first barrier island to protect new orleans. suck all the floodgate in the hurricane protection system on the mississippi river and lincpass to train hav

hillary lane, cbs news, buchanan, new york. >>> there was also one for the failure of the right ventriclemetimes patients use need both. >>> let another check on the weather. you're nice and tanned. how did that happen. like a little bit. like i was asking everyone, what you think? i look more tanned? they said kind of. >> you look good. like they q. i missed you guys and now we are looking at cooler temperatures. just in time for the start of the work week. we will cool things down compared to the hot weekend we had. there is a live look at the sales force tower, camera with patchy light fog temperatures running in the mid to upper 50s the low to mid 60s at this hour. we are starting off the day with the southwesterly flow and that is white we will be cooler as we had to the afternoon. inland will really feel the difference and relief from the heat for sure. visibility if the low clouds and areas of fog along the coast critical to get gap and into the bay. five miles for half moon bay for visibility. six miles for santa rosa and check out the wind. westerly and southwesterly wind. six mi

reporter hillary lane is in new orleans where many people are breathing a sigh of relief. >> we absolutelyough the storm. >> reporter: with barry, the big easy had it relatively easy. >> beyond lucky. we were spared. it seemed as those bands moved closer to new orleans, it seemed to just go around us. >> reporter: new orleans mayor cantrell held what she said would be her final news conference about the storm which put the city, louisiana, and other gulf states on alert for days. rain fell in new orleans sunday as barry continued to weaken from its brief time as a category 1 hurricane on saturday. for the gulf states, there are still concerns about flooding. potential tornados and power outages. >> the tropical storm threat as you know is over. but rain remains the possibility. >> even though new orleans is still under a flood watch, it's opened up the floodgates behind me. these women who were in town for a sorority convention say it all worked out after their conference was cut two and a half days short. >> given us life, kept us healthy and together. >> reporter: forecasters downgrade r

reporter hillary lane is live in new orleans with the hardest rain we have seen so far is falling rightllary? >> reporter: it just lit up a second ago but it was coming down extremely hard a few minutes ago. the rain has been pretty steady all throughout the day. now, barry did not directly hit new orleans but the mayor said people should not let down their guard, there is still much concern about storm surge and flash flooding. earlier today we were in morgan city. that is where the hurricane made landfall. there was a lot of wind, a lot of rain. here is what we found. barry hit the louisiana coast saturday as a category one hurricane. but, quickly weekend weakened to a tropical storm. still it is forecasted to dump heavy and potentially dangerous rain along the gulf of mexico for days. >> rainfall remains the primary hazard. the vast majority of the rain that is falling right now is falling in the gulf, that will soon change as the storm continues to move north. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bell edwards says 10-15 inches of rain is expected. with pockets of higher amounts. the

that's hammering the gulf coast right now, cities reporting hilly lane is live in new orleans were tropical storm barry has made landfall. hillary? >> reporter: juliet, there's been steady rain throughout the day, and even though the mayor of new orleans says this area did not get a direct hit, there is still a lot of concern about flash flooding and storm surge. early today, we were in morgan city. that is where the hurricane made landfall and batter the area. barry hit the louisiana coast saturday as a category one hurricane, but quickly weakened into a tropical storm. still the storm is forecasted to dump heavy and potential is rain in the gulf for this. >> rainfall remains of primary hazard. the vast majority of the rain that is falling right now is falling in the gulf. that will soon change. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards at 10 to 15 inches of rain is expected with pockets of higher amounts. the rain presents a test of the flood prevention system new orleans built after hurricane katrina 14 years ago. edwards says know that these have failed or breached. this levy south of new orleans in myrtle grove was o

lane, do the numbers bear that out. >> they're going after liberal voters. bernie sanders won that 14 percentage points over hillaryand you see bernie sanders running third, and elizabeth warren at 29%. we see she's going in and taking some of the base. i should point out there are major differences between their two bases, one big example that we have spoken about over and over again is their support of education. what we see is that elizabeth warren does better among whites with a college degree than whites without a college degree. bernie sanders it's opposite, does considerably better with whites without a college degree. she's in fact not winning those white voters without a college degree. >> who votes more, with or without. >> they're about even part of the democratic electorate. that's part of the reason why they're even in the polls. >> i think it's interesting because people always say, they're fighting for the same lane, they have different voting bases there, very different. >> and it's not just that. it's also about sort of how their voters envision the democratic primary, so what you see is we recentl

lane right here. bernie sanders owned it obviously because he was the only one in it in 2016. remind people, he beat hillarythan 20 points. >> in new hampshire. >> in the new hampshire primary. he dominated that state. now elizabeth warren, she's up 14 pianoints in three months. >> he no longer has that progressive lane anymore. in 2016, when bernie sanders jumped in, he was exciting, the political revolution, it was something new, it was something that we really hadn't heard before, and it was a binary choice, now we're in a situation where you have elizabeth warren and others, elizabeth warren up by double digits, kamala harris coming up as well, and so what bernie needs to do, he needs to expand his base, his support, it's going to be very difficult for him to do that as we were just saying because of elizabeth warren and when you look at the, take a 30,000 foot view, yes, biden is leading, he is clearly the front runner, but japanese, elizabe -- but geez, elizabeth warren, they are exciting different parts of the base. >> steve, a couple of weeks ago, you mentioned how pro-business democrats, moderate d