john miller your reaction to what secretary johnson just said. are we doing enough? >> i think we're doing enough and doing all we can. martha one of the issues in the post 9/11 world is when you're on high alert, 100% of the time after a while you're never really on high alert. so when they turn up the warnings a little bit, it's usually because the traffic and the calls for violence have been turned up at the same time and we usually get a pretty good result from that which is people are more aware and people do step forward and give us any observation that concerns them. >> john recently you said if this is going to succeed it needs to move with speed, needs loud voices and communication savvy. it needs to have what isis has and it needs all that now. do we have all that now? >> we don't have all that and i have to say, i sat in a room with secretary johnson in new york city this week with some of our key muslim community partners, and they brought with them an agenda which has its points about concerns about surveillance and investigations and so on. they had a l

we'll ask the nypd's john miller about the investigation and the protest. >>> dramatic new video of the nepal earthquake. we'll talk to an american doctor who flew thousands of miles to help victims. >>> and vegas is ready for its biggest event ever. we're live at the scene of saturday's mayweather/pacquiao fight. >> protesters in philadelphia clashing with police. >> baltimore police deliver their report to prosecutors. >> officials say they have learned the van bearing feg made an additional stop. >> also the man in the same van with gray refuting claim he is told police gray was trying to hurt himself? >> why the [ bleep ] would he do that to himself? why would i a i he did that to himself? >> one, two, three. >> in nepal, a woman pulled from the rubble after being trapped for more than five days. >> i'm amazed by this lady. i don't know where she had the power from. >> the confirmed death toll has now reached more than 6,000. >> in the presidential race hillary clinton is being dogged by new reports about undisclosed foreign donations to the clinton foundation. >>> first round of th

and that would be john miller! he's in santa rosa. he's reporting plenty of cloud cover at this hour. it's overcast. we have a deep marine there. and that particular deputy, dave perazo, 353 degrees. we have areas of -- 53 degrees. we have areas of drizzle. i know what you mean. it was drizzly until 10:00 a.m. my toes were frozen! it was cold! that marine layer is so deep it's about 3,000 feet deep this hour. it's producing drizzle and we have air temps in the 40s and 50s. if you're out the door this morning and heading toward san francisco, here's the breakdown in your numbers. 50s at 8:00 a.m. 60 at 2:00 p.m. mid-50s by that giants' game as they play host to the padres. we have that right there. nose the clouds just hugging the -- notice the clouds just hugging the entire state of california. that could produce thunderstorm activity around the yosemite area. otherwise, just enhancing the marine there. we'll have the onshore flow until wednesday and then mixed out from another area of low pressure heading this way. so lunch hour, you

. >> up next, we'll check in with john miller and mike krukow and we'll check in with the warriors crammingy with us. >>> hello again, geraud moncure live from at&t park. game 2 of a four-game set between the giants and braves. preview will be coming up. let's talk warriors. when the doves stepped on the hardwood at oracle for game 1, the scene will be familiar. the setting will not. this is uncharted territory for this group of players. and they will lean on the coaching staff as much as they can. >> it's been 40 long years since the warriors were in the nba finals. for many fans you're not sure what to expect and well the players are in the same boat. no player on this roster has been to a finals. so for advice they're relying on the stories and championship experiences of their coaching staff. >> i think the biggest thing they've told us is they went to one and they lost it and won it the next year. the first year, they probably got too excited and too much going on leading into the finals. >> to be able to separate what happens off the court with the focus and mental energy and discipli

it is 79 degrees with partly sunny skies says john miller in santa rosa.e south bay not the coast it is only 57 degrees in los gatos and you have had a couple of rounds of showers cloudy skies there. so the temperature spread is inverted today. oakland currently 65. san jose officially only 56 and more rain is heading your way. in between we find livermore and san francisco 60. here we go. winter weather advisory above 5,000 feet in the sierra. they may have to do a snow survey on june 1, 3 to 8" of snowfall above 5,000 feet. that low pressure area is to our south. gave us the funnel cloud in the north bay and gave us some rainfall throughout parts of the bay area today. showers all around the lows so where is it going? coming back toward yours. unfortunately no, it's going to be heading in the other direction but close enough tomorrow that some showers may once again move east to west coming off of the sierra heading toward the sacramento valley, the sacramento area, the actual city and some of that may make it toward fairfield, vaccination, walnut creek

that is john miller in santa rosa. no wind at this time t he has clear skies.t is good because yesterday at this hour we were totally socked in because of the lack of cloud cover in the north bay. that's why the temperatures are in the low 40s. right now at the embarcadero air temperature 51 degrees compared again where we do not have the clouds it's in the 40s. here's how we're breaking down your san francisco forecast for today. midday mid-50s. hour by hour, topping off in the low 60s. sure, the coast is socked in with low clouds and fog again even a little bit of light drizzle. but the good news is, yesterday at this hour this is roughly about 3,000 feet deep. this morning, it's about 1500 feet deep. that leads me to believe we'll see some burnoff. so as the marine layer does mix out this area of low pressure is going to bypass us and take a nice swipe across the eastern portion of our bay area. we'll see a cloud form here and there. otherwise, 50s monterey bay, 80s sacramento through davis mid-60s in the greater lake tahoe area. our high temperatures today

so let's take a look at this reading here in santa rosa. 50 degrees that would be john miller. reporting the overcast conditions due to the layer of low clouds and fog. thanks, john, for checking in. how about over here? 52 degrees. we have clear skies there. so that would be in antioch. perhaps a good 45 to 50 miles inland so maybe that's the boundary line for the low clouds and fog this morning because we are socked in again. so gives us a good indication in our east bay areas that cutoff is around the tri-valley overcast skies there. overcast skies now 60 miles to the south of san francisco and san jose. and, in fact, because of the clouds, we have delays at sfo now up to one hour and five minutes on some arriving flights. we are in the 50s across the board and what you need to know again today is that this is pretty much a repeat performance from yesterday. with the extensive deck of low clouds and fog and that's contributing to our temperatures well below average. right here. this is it. 3,000 feet deep is it at the marine layer. 77 degrees 10 degrees below average inland.

that would be john miller. porting plenty of cloud cover at this time and a wind less than 5 miles per hour. thanks, john. good morning to you, as well. let's take a look at some other notable numbers in and around our microclimates at this time. look at the bay bridge. we are already seeing a little hint of sun-up which officially is at 6:02. temperatures from the 40s through the low 50s out the door. the good news, it's not as windy this morning as 24 hours ago. sure, a west-southwest wind at 20 miles per hour at sfo. but yesterday at this time we were picking up gusts up to 43 miles per hour. generally less than 5 miles per hour throughout much of the north bay except west winds at 7 in san rafael. less wind today and increasing cloud cover. here's the latest area of low pressure that is now barreling down on northern california. now, this next system promises to bring us some rain showers after midnight tonight. but there's a chance we could see a precursor, a rain shower move in late this afternoon just a v

current conditions according to weather watcher john miller 45 degrees in santa rosa but look at theometer. high pressure is usually 30.00. right now it's 29.74 which gives us an indication that we have a disturbance moving this way. cloud cover towards the embarcadero. it's 52 in santa rosa. it's 52 in concord with the south wind at 12. this is the area of low pressure. this took an inside track from the north moving to the east and it's going to slide to the west and so that's why we have that probability of an isolated shower mainly in our east bay highest elevations north bay and santa clara valley. so while it remains quite stormy over the high sierra, we will have that chance of a thunderstorm here locally, as well. and high pressure builds in for the weekend providing us with seasonal high temperatures. now right now futurecast walking you through your day there's your thursday evening. and we see out towards mount hamilton area, diablo mountain range chance of a shower. as we walk through the friday that low will sag to the south and as that happens again we have a lot of uns

that would be john miller. in santa rosa 45 degrees, barometer 29.80 steady on the rise from yesterday at this hour it was like 29.73. and then we do have clear skies out there right now. so thanks, john, for checking in with us here at kpix 5. take a look at this! this is beautiful. this is mount vaca. it stands 2, 822 feet tall. and we can see above the horizon there. a few altocumulus clouds gathering. otherwise an area of low pressure south of here that brought us the spotty rain showers. the funnel cloud and the hail yesterday. we are in the 50s and 40s. you can see the center of the core of that upper level low. it is now sinking into southern california. then we have all that wraparound moisture associated with it. so if you have any chances of residual showers, i would say it's pretty much monterey county to the south as this area of low pressure now begins to eject east. boy, it's going to be a big storm maker in the midwest this weekend. high pressure is now going to nestle into the bay area and as it

we'll ask the nypd's john miller about the investigation and the protest. >>> dramatic new video of thean doctor who flew thousands of miles to help victims. >>> and vegas is ready for its biggest event ever. we're live at the scene of saturday's mayweather/pacquiao fight. >> protesters in philadelphia clashing w

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we'll ask the nypd's john miller about the investigation and the protest. >>> dramatic new video of thethquake. we'll meet the american doctor who flew to help thousands. >>> and the biggest fight ever. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> protesters in

that would be john miller. he is a brand-new weather watcher.hn, for reporting from santa rosa. clear skies there locally right now as we continue with our offshore flow. this is the scene looking out towards the bay bridge. boy, that is just spectacular! official sun-up is at 6:14. we're already seeing the makings of a day with above average temperatures. look at these numbers out the door into the 50s and into the 60s. this is how i'm breaking it down for you today. 60s beaches, 70s bayside through the 80s to the low 90s in our inland areas. winds will be rotating from the southwest to the northwest later today to 15. high pressure still firmly in command. but we have this area of low pressure up north. it's going to enhance our marine layer. that will kick in tonight. the cooldown will begin for the weekend. but meanwhile we're talking about mid-90s throughout the central valley. high 90s in redding. low 70s in the greater lake tahoe area where currently it is 34 degrees in truckee. 71 degrees monterey bay. cooler this weekend. pollen report

that's 50 degrees john miller. he's reporting some drizzle right now in the santa rosa area, we thank you sir for checking in with us. how about this right here along the coast? that would be edward williams. hill ed. he says mostly cloudy skies and actually wrote in he saw a few breaks in the marine layer and that's certainly good news there. but i would counter only minimal sunshine at the beaches today with that very deep marine layer. right now this is our live weather camera, we are looking out towards the bay bridge and you can see a little break in the activity there as well. but we're also experiencing some light to heavy drizzle. due east of the bay bridge we've seen .3 of rain now. because oakland has that heavy drizzle and santa rosa at 50 degrees. this is what you need to know as you head on out the door, back to work and getting the kids back to school. it's broken record. we will see the heavy drizzle for the morning commute. we will see the marine layer streaming inland at least a good 670 miles -- 6

we'll ask the nypd's john miller about the investigation and the protest. >>> dramatic new video of the nepal earthquake. we'll meet the american doctor who flew to help thousands. >>> and the biggest fight ever. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> protesters in philadelphia clashing with police, and their arrests. >> officials t sayhahey ve learned that the van carrying freddie gray made an additional stop. >> also the man in the same van with gray refuting claims. >> why would i say he did that to himself. >> in nepal a woman pulled the from the rubbleft aer being trapped for five days. >> i'm amazed by this lady. i don't know where she got the power from. >> the confirmed deathl tol over 6,000. >> hillary clinton with new reports of donations. >> with the first pick the tampa bay buccaneers select jameis winston. >> i'm so bles sed,man. oh my god. >> they escaped dangerous escapee. a tiger got out of her enseklaur. >>> a california man shares his tail how he took on bear. i >> kuss s skuse . >> he was a folk artist. >>'ve go

john miller was on a navy destroyer during the korean conflict. >> thanks for your service to our country years for this flight. >> that's incredible. >> it's fantastic. >> reporter: but ferrell served in world war ii. >> we had a crew of 11 men. i think of them every day. although one of them are gone today, gone now, it mean something to me to remember them. >> reporter: fisher also invites widows of veterans to take flight. a third generation aviator from washington state fisher began the foundation in 2001. >> we are 100% volunteer driven. we get paid in satisfaction. say many many times we're overpaid because the joy, the connection that we get with people is priceless. >> this is a dream to me. >> reporter: on memorial day in lakeville, olympian 95-year-old bob campbell will be fisher's 1,000th flyer. >> how do you start it? >> come around here. they put the crank -- >> campbell received the distinguished flying cross as a b-17 bomber flyer in ward war 2. he can't wait until monday. >> like a 23-year-old kid. i love flying. i've always loved flying. flying has been my dream. >> repo

american friends white matters to them, what would you explain what is changing under and miller than david cameron? johnhe did his first big set piece interview, the interview said are you tough enough for this job? he used the very american phrase hell yes i am. he said the labour party would not support the campaign in syria in 2013. the commons voted it down and it led to obama unable to get it through congress as a result. i don't know if that will win him friends in the white house with the current occupants or not, but it is an area where he is wary about the engagement his predecessors have been keen to support. he will take a different view. one thing where barack obama would approve is that ed miliband is not supporting the idea there should be a referendum of written's membership in the european union, and the americans think it is stupid, why is britain thinking about leaving the eu? katty: we will see you back here soon, i hope. sir elton john brought his ongoing fight against hiv-aids to capitol hill in washington today. and a testimony before a senate appropriations committee he delivered

bill miller came off the staff of -- >> senator cooper. >> john sherman cooper, one of the saints of the senate and also a republican. and he had enormous prestige in that senate as a gifted staff member. and he was able, he knew exactly what had to be done. he was an old hand. and then i think you'd have to say that the executive branch -- maybe with a little time -- but they ended up, in effect supporting what we were all doing. you have to give some credit to president ford who was not an idealogue, probably a little afraid of the process but wanted, i think, to succeed. he had attorney general levy -- levi -- levy from the university of chicago who became a tremendous supporter as head of the justice department in shaping regulations and rules and became a believer before it was over. and so the contrast of this committee that worked together excellent staff that provided that same background and then cooperating not perfectly -- the executive branch cooperating not perfectly, but when you think of what we asked of them and what they delivered, one of the jobs i had as chairman o

professional golfer john daly's ex-wife is suing his mit stress, and sherry miller the woman with the blond hair, if she wins she could collect damages from anna who happens to be daily's caddy, if she can prove they had a sexual relationship while they were still married in mississippi, because that is where r where the trysts were taking place. and he will tell them how anna is the greatest woman in his life. >>> and now to australia where two celebrity pups, they belong to hollywood hero, johnny depp, he is told to get them out of australia, or they will be put down, he smuggled them in on his private jets because undeclared dogs are considered a quarantined risk and agriculture minister says they found out that the pups were there illegally because depp has to either take his dogs back to california or we are going to have to euthanize them. it's time that pistol and boo bugger off back to the united states. >> johnny depp could face fines up to $400,000 and jail. there say petition for save pistol and boo and it features the countdown clock to the saturday deadline. >>> and final

bill miller came off the staff of -- >> senator cooper. >> john sherman cooper one of the saints of the senate and also a republican. and he had enormous prestige in that senate as a gifted staff member. and he was able he knew exactly what had to be done. he was an old hand. and then i think you'd have to say that the executive branch -- maybe with a little time -- but they ended up, in effect supporting what we were all doing. you have to give some credit to president ford who was not an idealogue, probably a little afraid of the process but wanted i think, to succeed. he had attorney general levy -- levi -- levy from the university of chicago who became a tremendous supporter as head of the justice department in shaping regulations and rules and became a believer before it was over. and so the contrast of this committee that worked together excellent staff that provided that same background and then cooperating not perfectly -- the executive branch cooperating not perfectly, but when you think of what we asked of them and what they delivered, one of the jobs i had as chairman of this

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john mcarthur knew what to make of this front page bombshell. he wrote in a disgraceful piece of stenography, gordon and miller inflated and administration leak into something reasonably imminent armageddon. bush administration knew just what to do with the story they had said gordon and miller. the day the times story ran dick cheney made the rounds on the sunday talk shows to advance the mission -- the administration's claims. cheney declared iraq had purchased aluminum tubes to make an rich uranium. it did not matter that the iaea refuted the charge. but cheney did not want the viewers to take his word for it. he said, with a story in "the times," this morning, and i want to attribute "the times." the white house ally to "the times," in the white house masquerades behind the credibility of "the new york times." what mattered was the unencumbered rollout for a commercial for war. what matters now is that we had a media in this country that acted as a conveyor belt for the lies, and why does that matter? is it just an academic exercise? because the lies took and are taking lives and that is what we have to look at. but not all in the press were c