. >> linda is not just a neighbor and a customer, she's also a professional store design consultant. who specializes in window displays and visual merchandises. >> i always drive really slowly past your store and then if it's a few window, i stop and take pictures. >> linda, whose clients have ranked from big national canes ooix like sax fifth avenue to local boutiques says window displays are key to attracting and keeping customer's interest. >> a lot of retailers think, oh, i will put this sweater in the window, it's going to sell. where in reality, you are selling the image of the store. >> linda says store windows can do much more than sell particular products. they really should be used to give the store its identity, no matter what the business him bought customers pay so much attention to what's in the windowles, retailers need to be very careful you they set up tear displays. for example, linda said, luxury items and affordable items must be displayed very differently or they'll confuse the customers. >> when have you very, pensive merchandise and you cram it altogether, it l

kpix 5's linda key explains why perfectly -- linda yee explains why perfectly good street signs are being swapped out for new ones. >> what is in a name? look closely to the street signs. they are changing. cities are switching out the loud whether or not you recollected bold lettering to softer mixed case signs. the. it's federal law. >> the federal government came to the conclusion that lettering this way is safer and better for people who are driving. >> there is a study examining the effects of sign sizes with mixed cases over all caps. san francisco has its own workshop. 54,000 street signs, anthony alonso is an expert. he makes each sign by hand, moves quick work inside the shop. but out on the street, alonso is not always the most welcome city worker. >> i have had people say why are you changing it to this upper lower case. >> oh, really? >> yes. >> people come up to you and complain? >> they complain. >> especially when the city switched out the signs at the iconic street corner. >> a lot of people are passionate about their street science. they want the all upper case to stay up

in san francisco, linda yee, kpix 5. >> businesses are supposed to apply for conditional use permits and that requires public hearings. san jose supervisor [ non- english language ] told linda he was unaware the homes existed in his city and now is looking at new laws to govern them. >>> 4:40. there is new audiotape of the clippers owner donald sterling and this time he sounds ready to protect what's his and insists he is not a racist. >> you can't force someone to sell property in america. i'm a lawyer. that's my opinion. how could you think i'm a racist knowing me all these years? how can you be in this business and be a racist. do you think i tell the coach to get white playerses ? >> it turns out donald sterling might be better off dying before he sells the clippers if he hangs on to the team. he could save his family over $200 million in estate taxes. >>> fans of the raiders and 49ers have some new players to read up on this morning. >> yeah. they got some good ones especially the raiders. they added their defense at the draft in new york last night with fifth overall pick. khal

se os quiere. >> que linda sorpresa y regalo por parte tuya. que linda quedÓ. felicidades. tal se porta la madre naturaleza para el fin de semana tan especial para todos de nosotros. con mÁs razÓn mande comentarios a las cuentas personales. regresamos con toda la informaciÓn. justa y precisa aquÍ en primer impacto. ♪ republica dominicana a miembros de una red internacional pakistani que llevaba arabes hasta ese pais para luego traerlos a estados unidos. la comision de relaciones exteriores de la camara baja aprobo un proyecto de ley que busca sancionara funcionarios de venezuela . el tecnico del tri anuncio hoy los 23 jugadores de la seleccion que disputaran el mundial. dame las llaves y sÚbete. fue lo Último que escuchÓ. >> antonio vivÍa al norte de mÉxico, desde la desapariciÓn fue una lucha entre sobrevivir y buscarlo. >> se hizo con muchas diligencias. se hicieron muchas investigaciones. pues mi hijo sigue desaparecido. >> recorriÓ el mundo. llegÓ al vaticano con una bandera de mÉxico y las fotos con la esperanza que el papa lo rfyera. >> cuando se acercÓ le gritÉ. con

people like linda tripp. remember that name better known as "trip wire."a wire and little monica, a young intern, confided in her friend, linda tripp. she didn't know she was being taped at the time. i want to remind you of some of the choice things that linda tripp taped her young friend, sad heartsick monica saying to her about why she wouldn't talk publicly or to any prosecutor about what was going on in her love life. listen to linda tripp's evidenc evidence. >> where is the expectation of privacy in the commission of a crime? in other words, had i not documented the evidence, remember, i knew monica lewinsky for a year and half in my life. didn't start to document evidence until eight weeks prior to having to testify in court about bill clinton and monica lewinsky. so where is the expectation of her privacy. i told her i would not fix a court case, i would not help fix a court case, yet i knew the president of the united states and monica were intending to do that. >> where is the expectation of privacy? oh, where can i begin, will cain, mel robbins a

. >> linda lavin is here, has a new movie out. we'll tell you how to deal with nasty neighbors. >> mm-hmm. >> and how to get yourself to bed for longer now that there is daylight. you don't sleep. this might help you. you don't sleep. >> i don't. and handling the tough must have talk with your aging parents. it is interesting we're having that today too because linda is in a new movie about a woman who is the early stages of alzheimer's and how it impacts the family and impacts a marriage and -- >> fascinating. >> it is interesting and he wrote about his own life experience, so -- >> we have a big show. mother's day is this weekend. >> that's right. >> happy mother's day to all the moms out there. and to our moms. look at the big party. come on. that's all right. we'll get them next time around. they're very busy and important. >> very busy. >> we thought it would be fun to talk about the top summer faux pas. >> they talked to 2,000 people and here are your summer no-nos. number one, the streaky fake tan lines. just plain old tan

linda yee at the bridge. thank you, linda. >>> california's treasured redwood trees are under attack. kpix 5's allen martin went to find out who is after them and what's being done to proincompetent the them. allen. >> reporter: 96% of the old growth coastal redwoods were logged long ago. half of those that still stand are in redwood national state park. and now those are being targeted by poachers. >> ben's livelihood comes from redwood, and he is very proat this time of it. >> i don't know anybody down in this area that wasn't repulsed by that. that was the most obscene thing i think have ever seen. >> this is what dan and many others are so upset about. some of the few remaining gold growth redwood trees hacked and maimed by thoughtless, greedy thieves. >> this one is probably around eight feet tall from the very tip. >> and it's happening inside national and state parks. land sit aside to protect the trees. >> we assume it's going on late at night in the dark. you know, when it's raining, kind of nasty ou

reporting live at cal linda yee, kpix 5. >> thanks linda. we have continuing coverage on air and on kpix.com. you can also share your comments on our facebook page. >>> well, tonight a stretch of southbound 280 in san francisco remains closed for a retrofitting project that will last through the holiday weekend. this afternoon, crews started pouring a new kind of concrete called quickcrete. it's a mix -- it's mixed on site and it sets faster. earlier brian webben took a tour of the construction and found out why it's necessary. >> reporter: construction crews in hats and vests with hammers and saws are breaking down the bridge to build it up again better and stronger. >> we -- this holiday weekend because we wanted to impact the motoring public at least as possible. >> reporter: walter wallace with caltrans is our tour guide to top a two exit stretch of 280. the spot of brand new bridge hinge will be carefully put in place. relieving the duties of an outdated and overworked hinge that served the bay area for 50 years. >> the bridge is in a s

. >> mÁs linda que nunca. >> muertos, pero de risa. >> nos despedimos. >> gracias. ♪ nos vamos, muertosero de ♪ ♪ >> aseguran que el sumo pontÍfice se quedÓ maravillado con unas hostias que le enviaron, y el asombro fue mayor cuando supo que fueron hechas en una prisiÓn. una campaÑa para presionar a los hospitales a que le realicen trasplantes, ahora mismo en "primer impacto extra". ♪ ♪ >> bienvenidos a otro "primer impacto extra" tras los frÍos garrotes en una cÁrcel una mujer le dio nuevo sentido a su

. ♪ >> que linda nÍstica de flavia. gracias, maÑana nos llevarÁ a

>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >> and good morning to you, i'm juliette goodrich inor michelle. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00 and out of the gate time for a little weather and, of course, the weekend, lawrence. >> it is friday! can you feel it, guys? we have some low clouds and fog sweeping onshore right now along the coastline. inside the bay and some of the valleys, as well. so change in the weather for the day as we head in toward the weekend. so cooler temperatures on tap for the day. still not bad. we'll find some sunshine in the valleys. 70s and low 80s there, a lot of 60s inside the bay but becoming mostly sunny. cloudy out toward the coastline. temperatures there in the 50s and the 60s. we have some cloudy skies over san francisco right now. and around the bay 40s and 50s. but by the afternoon, we'll see some sunshine as the fog pulls back to the coast. 69 in fremont. 75 in san jose. about 77 in fairfid.

congresswoman linda sanchez, committee of ways and means and subcommittee of oversight. congresswoman tammy duckworth serving on committee of oversight and government reform. we will do right by the families of the victims. two families said don't take us down this path again. why is this being done? we hope we can shine a light on where our focus should be preventing benghazi from ever happening again. i told a the speaker in a phone call i just had with him that i'm hopeful that ranking member cummings and the chairman can come to some better terms on how we proceed and it is with that hope and his great leadership that i present the chairman, our ranking member on this committee, mr. cummings. >> thank you very much, madam leader. and i, too, agree with you that we must be in pursuit of fairness and transparency, not only for the families of these great americans who we lost in libya, but also for the american people. i do not believe a select committee is called for after eight reports, dozens of witness interviews and review of more than 25,000 pages of documents. m

if that was some of the advertising industry would not exist now if your if your position were true linda mcmahon would be in the senate today. i don't know we're going to see as i'm sure they can there's a grand grand history of so from the candidates millionaires and partners you want

>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00. time for a little weather and traffic and we have a bill holiday weekend, lawrence -- we have a big holiday weekend, lawrence. >> yes, we do. a lot of people getting ready to enjoy the great outdoors or get out of town, a little barbecue. today cool to start with, low clouds and fog and drizzle outside early on today. a whole lot of sunshine coming our way i think for the weekend ahead as we are going to see high pressure continuing to build overhead. cloudy skies in many spots. temperatures in the 50s. this afternoon becoming mostly sunny temperatures heating up away from the coastline. well into the 80s maybe some upper 80s into brentwood and antioch. about 86 in fairfield. 86 in livermore. about 8 degrees and sunny in -- 81 degrees and sunny in san jose and 66 with patchy fog in pacifica. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> and we just got the "all clear" a couple of minutes ago for this accident in the ma

>>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> and good morning, tgif!> yeah. >> it's friday, may 30. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. 6:00, let's check in with liza battalones for a check on morning commute. good morning. >>> good morning. the friday commute looking good. south bay driving just a little bit of slow traffic for north 101 as you leave the 280/680 interchange down to 42 miles per hour but 280 has been wide open approaching downtown san jose. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have had backups there this morning with the metering lights on. traffic is backed up from about the 880 overcrossing all of those toll lanes going to be slow for you including the fastrak lanes but i-880 is moving well through --

in san francisco, linda yee, kpix 5. >> the fda recently approved a hand-held injector that makes itasier for families to administer the narcan. >>> the nasty storm that hit the country this week may be over. but the effects of the flooding remain including an unbelievable scene in maryland. watch this. incredible! just like that, a big sketch of road, this is in baltimore, is just gone along with all the cars parked on the road. despite the screams, no one was injured in the incident. more now from cbs news chip reid. >> reporter: people describe feeling a rumble and hearing what sounded like thunder. >> you can see slowly but surely it was sinking. sinking and sinking. >> reporter: as the ground collapsed, the wall structure and sidewalk caved with it swallowing trees, lampposts and parked cars. >> the wall, the lights, the cars, everything parked on that side of the street, gone. >> reporter: emergency crews evacuated 19 homes and inspected gas and power lines. drivers returned to their parked cars hoping to find them where they had left them. some were lucky, others were not. the

kpix 5's linda yee outside the courthouse. linda, investigators say the woman clearly targeted the girl and her father? >> reporter: yes, that's what they are saying, allen. in fact, they say the suspect used this iron tool, much like this iron tool you see that i'm holding, to attack that little girl and her father and they say what makes this even more vicious is the fact that they went after -- she went after them because of her race. >>> reporter: it was a brief appearance in court. 20-year-old maria garate is accused of going into a walmart on tuesday to hunt down asians. >> she targeted the family because they were asian and that she attacked them and that this is a premeditated willful deliberate act on her part. >> reporter: a 4-year-old girl and her father were in this area of the walmart when they said garate came out of nowhere and started beating the child with a lugnut wrench. >> this is every parent's worst nightmare. >> reporter: the father jumped in but was also hit when he tried to stop the attack. four securi

san jose supervisor chu told linda he was unaware the homes existed in his city.ow he's looking at possible new laws to govern them. >>> tonight ac transit will appeal a jury verdict that it pay $14 million to the passenger who broke her back. bus security camera video shows what happened. we showed you this. passenger maria francisco is jolted out of her seat when the speeding bus goes over a speed bump and she lands hard. ac transit says it acknowledges it was responsible for the accident, but it says the facts and the law do not support the excessive jury award. >>> quite the welcome at a concert in san jose. take a look. f them dodged secu fans got a little too excited during the 2nd encore last night. some of them dodged security guards and got on stage. one guy tackled him while trying to hug him. morrissey left the stage and ended the concert. he was not hurt. >>> a new movie opens tomorrow that puts a bay area high school in the spotlight. tonight betty yu says it was inspired by what sounds like some pretty wild years in fallow alto. >> reporter: high sch

. >>> felices de compartir con lindas personas que han salido hoy, celebrando los 100 aÑos y vamos hablarcelebraciÓn que dura todo el aÑo. >>> ap tes vamntes vamos a habl acompaÑa el buen tiempo, ese no fue el caso en estados unidos, una violenta tormenta primaveral dejÓ hasta doce pulgadas de nieve en colorado, nebraska y wyomi wyoming. >>> en california parece que es verano. >>> fuertes tormentas y el viento sembraron el terror en varios estados del medio oeste, en nebraska granizos del tamaÑo de pelota de pin-pon, milagrosamente en la ciudad de suton impactada por la tornado reportaron un herido, muchos dicen estar trauatizados. >>> nos mucho damos de california para acÁ, no estamos acostumbrados a esto dijo. como tampoco estÁn acostumbrado los residentes de colorado acortes de luz, vuelos atrasados y condiciones invernales con acumulaciÓnes de hasta un pie de nieve en primavera. >>> nunca habÍamos tenido esta nieve en denver, denver todo el tiempo es loco. >>> en dÍas que esperaban haber guardado los abrigos. >>> mientras aquÍ en california la primavera se vistiÓ de verano, las colina

>> quiero que se vea linda, no se ha visto muy linda Últimamente.ello más oscuro. ¡en un paso! olvida el color apagado, oscuro. luce un color intenso y luminoso. negros relucientes, rojos candentes... ¡y castaños con wow! aclara dramáticamente. ¡sin drama! ultra color de garnier nutrisse. cabello nutrido. mejor color. y ahora, presentamos los ultra color burgundies. puedo quitar casi todas las manchas -- ajíaco, huancaína, barbecue -- que trae mi hijo cada vez que va a comer a casa de kathy, la vecina. y no son novios, ieh! no. digo. tch, ey, ey... ¿a dónde..? véngase para acá. [ locutora ] nuevo 2 en 1 tide ultra stain release. >> quÉ bonita mi ximena. >> mi mamÁ no vive conmigo. vive en colombia. tenerla serÍa el mayor regalo. >> pero hablando de otra cosa, siguen molestando mucho con lo de si me quito el lunar, no me lo quito. vean lo que me dijeron algunos de los compaÑeros de univisiÓn. v ean. >> no te lo quites. >> enrique iglesias se lo quitÓ. quÍtatelo. >> no, de verdad, a mÍ me gusta. >> quÍtatelo. >> quÍtatelo! >> quÍtatelo, enrique iglesi

del bronx, que fue escogido para participar en la nueva pelÍcula del hombre araÑa, no se pierda esta lindaal quedaron cientos de personas en el estado de washington, cuando un abogado de migraciÓn abandonÓsus casos luego de hacerles pagar miles y miles de dÓlares, es un caso indignante. >> josÉ luis lejos se sintiÓ atrapado en un remolino en servidumbre a descubrir que el abogado que llevaba su caso migratorio, lo habÍa estafado. >> era una pesadilla que sentÍa que no se acababa, sentÍa que no habÍa vida para mí en estados unidos. >> y es que el abogado jones, al que le pagÓ sumas de dinero desapareciÓ en el 2013, dejando a la deriva su caso y cientos de personas mÁs. >> no sabÍa quÉ hacer, estaba muy desesperado. >> esa misma angustia embargue el corazÓn de teresa zavala quien tuvo que usar tarjetas de crÉdito para pagar los 7000 $ que jones les cobrÓ por un familiar. >> no tenÍamos el dinero, lo pagas con la esperanza de que la situaciÓn se vaya a arreglar, y no pasa nada, no arreglÓ nada, perdimos el dinero, y tambiÉn estÁbamos a punto de perder nuestro caso, tambiÉn. >> ambos coinciden

quÉ linda!su boda. ♪ ♪ >> no, hoy no vine de fashion police, vienen de relajado, tranquilo en las calles, hay alguna que se libre? >> no. pero ya es hora que hagas algo. >> por la sociedad. ♪ ♪ la veo de largo, de gala. bautismo, comuniÓn, divorcio. >> no, nada. ♪ ♪ >> nunca las mujeres me acaban de - agarran de la mano, es una sensaciÓn diferente. no puedo comentarte nada? rapidito? miguel -ni de felicidades por tus hijos? nada? machete de selva. quÉ le ha padado a tu pelo? >> asÍ es la moda. >> en quÉ rancho? en el mÍo, no. >> la moda de durango. >> he aprendido algo nuevo. es la tendencia de durango. el pelo azulado, achicharrado. (risas) te gusta el color de pelo que tienes? >> a mÍ me encanta. >> estÁ un poco amarillo nido de pÁjaro. >> para nada. >> creo que ya ha puesto algunos huevos para nacer. >> para nada. >> oye, si te cortas un poco las puntas, me guardas lo que te cortes para limpiar los platos. tu marido? te va a caer encima. quÉ pasa con tu pelo? >> negro. >> eso ya lo sÉ, pero l

they had to take care of their seven-year-old girl, linda. in the 1950's this family lived in topeka, kansas, and the state was racially segregated. little black boys and girls went one place to school. little white boys and girls went someplace else. but it was clear that where the little black boys and girls went to school, schools weren't very good. where the little white boys and girls went, the schools were pretty good, certainly better than where the black boys and girls went. but a courageous father named oliver brown was determined to give his little third grader, linda, a fair shot at a good education. these are long odds he took. mr. brown tried unsuccessfully to enroll his daughter linda in the neighborhood all-white elementary school. the school was close by, but the doors of that school were shut to little linda because she was an african-american, because of the color of her skin. it had nothing to do with her intellect. it had everything to do with the color of her skin. she was forced to walk -- a little seven-year-old girl, t

people like linda, you know, people in linda cofounded the harlem book fair. that's an institution that survives today. the people that i have encountered are conscious and interesting and they told wonderful stories. i have learned a lot. i used to say that i was my best client because while i was reading and cheering excitedly information with others, i was learning as well and that is my motivation is to share all of this stuff that we have and while i talk about all of the challenges that we have, you know, the people who run, the people that run the center and make this possible, you know, you're not going to find a better caliber people. even the folks that are recording this, c-span and others, they are doing us such a service. booktv is a tremendous service. and i'm working with people who have produced programs called the book program and these are people who have stood in constantly struggled to do what we all do in some respects and that is a powerful motivator. and you know, i have made a lot of money working in corporate america, but i was never a

supuesto que es una gran motivaciÓn para mÍ, es el motor mÁs importante de mi vida, es el despertador mÁs linda tenerla conmigo, y le doy gracias a la vida profundamente por esta oportunidad. >> estamos a pocos dÍas de celebrar el dÍa de la madre... >> mi primer dÍa de la madre! >> va a ser muy especial para ti en comparaciÓn a otros. >> va a ser muy especial, increÍble, voy a estar trabajando pero de todas maneras voy a festejarlo en grandes. >> tienes muchos proyectos andando, entre ellos las grabaciones de este documental que vamos a ver por unimÁs. >> es una teleserie muy interesante,basada en hechos reales. >> pareceen cualquier momento podemos morir... >> estoy fascinada comprometida con este proyecto porque es muy importante, un antes y un despuÉs de mi carrera. >> no hay duda que luciana ha transformado su vida. >> luciana vino con una torta bajo el brazo, como decimos, porque se completa un sueÑo muy especial que era lograr componer y hacer mÚsica para niÑos. muy agradecida y feliz porque estÁ compartiendo con nosotros en el disco y vamos a cantar a dueto daniel santacruz, y queridÍsim

linda yee, kpix5. >> we have continuing coverage on air and on kpix.com. you can also share your comments on our facebook page. well tonight, a stretch of southbound 280 in san francisco remains closed for a retro fitting project that will last through the holiday weekend. crews have started pouring a different kind of concrete called quickcrete. it is mixed on site and sets faster. kpix5's brian webb took a tour of the construction and saw why it is necessary. >> reporter: construction crews in hats and vests with hammers and saws are breaking down the bridge to build it up again better and stronger. >> this holiday weekend, we wanted to impact the motoring public as least as possible. >> reporter: walter wallace with cal trans is our tour guide. the spot a brand new bridge hinge will be carefully put in place relieveing the duties of an overworked hinge that served the bay area for 50 years. >> the bridge isn't a solid piece. it is a moving part allowing for mobility of the bridge. >> reporter: we can't show you the actual hinge because it is packed in c

linda. tavis: she's your wife, but i know her name. had the magazine onset.here is a gorgeous spread of your home. i wouldn't put it out there if it weren't on the cover of a magazine. i love architecture and design. done two or three houses. i love it. what she did with that house. the spread in your office. >> i am very lucky. tavis: i spent a lot of time working on the bed. i am intimidated by this place. there are all these things that can keep you from working. tavis: if you can get a copy of it. you want to see the house matthew weiner lives in? check out the magazine. >> what is interesting as we have a different take creative lead. she doesn't believe in rules. she takes it by the client and the person. she also believes, there is no rules. things are so pale and homogenized. people are afraid to live in color. she just didn't. it's a house filled with kids. that's what we really wanted. i love this. to walk out of the middle of the set. >> can i get a chocolate milkshake? tavis: this house -- can you get that? the house is divine. i want to show you

linda, very good to talk to you. tell us first what you make of the arrest of sonny kalmadi, and how much of a threat do you think he is from omar bashir and the ruling corng party? >> it is business as usual but a bit of a new twist. sadr khalmadi, quite a bold move for the regime has arrested him are. support had been flagging, and from the fact he is distancing himself from the regime to such extent by this harsh criticism and putting hymns out there for arrest i think play indicated there is a shipt afoot in politics. >> the uma conference what, impact do you think this will have on the reconciliation process that al bashir has thought, and what effect because of ahamadi's arrest? >> i think the reconciliation process is probably geg to be deremained by this rest. are on the other hand it wroos t showing, reconciliation process was very elite driven process at least so far. it might be helpful to use this as an opportunity to reconsider the way this national dialogue process was going. and to configure in it a wa

in san francisco, linda yee, kpix5. >> the fda recently approved a hand held injector for naloxone. >>> these guys busted into a store, took an entire atm. ripped it off the wall, dragged it outside. this is the third time an atm has been stolen in the area two weeks. police think the same crooks are behind each one of these thefts but they don't think they are cashing in because in this isolatest step, the machine had about $700 in it. >> no one is laughing to night after a high school senior prank puts 62 students in jail. the students in new jersey were rounded up, handcuffed, and hauled away in vans. students urinating in hallways, graffiti on the walls, even hot dogs taped to lockers. many left the police station in tears dodging cameras. >> i know you thought it was fun and games, but it is real life. >> it's a yearly prank that is done. the police should not have arrested these kids. >> the students faced the judge in their school's sweatshirts. many of them were charged with burglary and criminal mischief. the school is considering its own punishment. >>> tonight, we have proo

in san francisco, linda yee, kpix5. >> did you see ken street?> recognizing that it is a financial hardship, the federal government says cities can change to mixed case lettering when signs need to be replaced. >>> it's a bust for ben affleck at a casino in las vegas. he was caught counting cards. the casino told him he was just too good in the game. it is not a crime to count cards, but casinos don't take kindly to players with that extra edge. if caught, they could get banned for the casino for the rest of their lives. >>> well a horse from san sacramento is the favorite to win. california chrome. the colt is getting a lot of attention. he has won all three of his races this year and has won six overall. he could be the first horse since 1978 to win the triple crown. >> gorgeous horse. i always wanted to go to the derby and wear the big hats. >> you would be hitting ken and i in the face probably with it. [ laughter ] >> what? [ laughter ] >>> they are going to have decent weather tomorrow. for us, we are cooling down to the mid 60s in san fran

. >> i see that chp car behind you, linda. but this is a temporary setup. a lengthy temporary deal we will have to deal with. >> reporter: right. this is just for one month. then, after that, they're going to change this approach again. >> all right. one month of it. as we're looking with chopper 5 live over the commute. hopefully we will all get used to it soon. linda, thanks. >> reporter: okay. >>> a busy intersection in fremont has reopened after a police car with slights and sirens blaring was involved in a three-car crash just before 8:30 this morning at fremont boulevard. the officer was responding to a burglary call when investigators say a woman driving this small black car smashed into the police car. a white mini van was stopped at the light and was hit during the crashers well. the front of the -- crash as well. caution tape blocked off the intersection for much of the afternoon while authorities investigated the scene. >> now everything involving whether or not the officer followed department policy is all under investigation and will be part of

susan galloway and linda stevens sued the town of greece, new york, saying the prayers violated their first amendment rights. >> i thought what we were doing was as common as the pledge of allegiance. >> reporter: the court called the prayers ceremonial and in keeping with tit. >> reporter: four justice's disagreed. they expressed concern about the court favoring one religion. >> i think they are given their blessing to majority rules prayer. i think it's unfortunate. >> justice kennedy did say -- some prayers may be unacceptable if they denigrate nonbelievers or threaten conversion. advocates for the separation of church and state says that opens the door for legal challenges. >> the court may have dodged the bullet today, but they can't forever. >> reporter: you think it will be back? >> i think so. craig boswell. >>> coming up on the morning news, survival story, a colorado mother is found alive in her car after missing for a week following a roadside accident. this is the "cbs morning news." ing a roadside accident. this is the "cbs morning news." all the goodness of milk, all the

linda yee, kpix5. >> she faces up to five years in prison if convicted. >>> also tonight, we learnedzens of ap test scores from a bay area shall are being thrown out. this letter just went out saying there was an irregularity with seating at amador valley high school in pleasanton. as a result, the scores are no good. students have the option to retake the exams tomorrow and saturday. >>> news in brian stow's lawsuit against the dodger. the defense is placing some of the blame on stow. >> reporter: brine stow was not with his parents and sisters in court this morning. he needed a day of rest. >> the pain of the lower body and so forth just sitting in the wheelchair causes him a great deal of pain. >> reporter: brian stow's lead attorney told the jury the two men who assaulted him were assaulting giants fans as early as the 2nd inning, there were still no security personnel in sight when he was attacked by louis sanchez and marvin nowood after the game. it wasn't a fight. when you walk out of the stadium smashed in the back, that is not a fight, it is an assault. he said the dodgers a

let's go to linda who joins us from singapore.arket is celebrating. >> reporter: they certainly did. the benchmark stock index for india hit a new record high and international investors expressed confidence in mode i did government by pushing up 1% against the u.s. dollar. it's on the basis he'll implement structural reform in india. that's a tall order. that hasn't happened in 60 years. joining ining me to talk aboutr he can deliver on these promises is the chief economists. let me pose that question to you first. is it little bit overexuberant over the victory in terms of the business community's reaction? >> you'll get better than expected outcome. the market will jump in expectations of a better tomorrow. that's fine. sometimes expectations get rewarded, sometimes they don't. there's good things in the making in the sense it's a majority for them. if they want to pursue the legislative route beyond the executive route, they have leverage. >> that is key. lots of economists think they know what to do to build industry. sometim

linda yee, kpix5. >> providing no artifacts are found, the park will open next spring. >>> why not just beat the rush and find another park to go to. we will want to get outside. all the folks who stayed inside if they had air-conditioning. now we are cooling down. now just in time for the weekend, we head back to our normal. it is friday night, you made it through the workweek and temperatures are cooling off. wave good-bye to the heat wave, it is gone. we have gone cloudy. a sign that some of that marine air continues to move. santa rosa, 55 degrees. tomorrow morning when you get up, a couple of 40s out there, fairfield, vacaville, santa rosa. upper 40s for you, concord, 52, redwood city, 51. 55, san francisco. beta breakers, partly cloudy sky. close to the golden gate. it will be cool, 68 degrees. good running weather. novato, sunshine, cooler, look at sunday, four more degrees. so what is going on? the ridge of high pressure gave us temperatures up near 100 just two days ago is as far away from us now as it is then. it is not to our north anymore. it is now to the south. so we are n

in oakland, linda yee, kpix5. >> you know she will be a big success. operation hope getting grants from major banks to inspire inner city skids to be future business leaders. >> that's a great story. i love o to see kids interested in a science career as well. >>> we have clouds around the bay area. high clouds, low clouds. temperatures mostly in the 50s as we look toward the airport and the numbers, concord, 57 degrees. oakland has 58. santa rosa on the chill side. we will dip into the upper and lower 40s for the most part. and when the sun dawns, not much of it will hit the ground. lateener the day, the sun will come out, tomorrow. to quote the old musical. around the bay, it will be in the almost upper 60-degree range and here is what is happening. low pressure that is off the pacific northwest is finally going to begin to go south. as it does t high pressure has the breath knocked out of it and the high pressure falls, the temperatures follow suit so the numbers tomorrow, not as warm as today. and we were down to 15 degrees so this low will keep us

captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is lindaorning, everyone. it's friday, may 23. i'm michelle griego. >> hooray! it's friday! [ laughter ] >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. big holiday weekend, of course. >> right. >> and we need to know our traffic and weather. how are we going to do? >> you guys like fog and drizzle? >> love it! >> good, we have some of that out there right now! [ laughter ] >> fog early on but today we'll have a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. we'll have more on your holiday forecast coming up. >> and in the maze may see in the east bay we have a number of problems, accident eastbound 580 an accident plus roadwork. we'll tell you more coming up. >> but it's friday. >> it's friday so it's all good. >> a lot of people may have today off, too,. >> that's right. >> i can think of four that don't. >> yup. right, frank. [ laughter ] >>> santa clara county is taking on the big drug companies. the new lawsuit claims drugmakers are pushing highly addictive painkillers for profit. kpix 5 reporter linda yee repo

so linda has been moved to ad seg for her own security. >> blood all over the room. i finally was able to get up, she had me pinned, i was able to get up and bang on the door for the officers. i'm scared of dying. i've seen people beat worse than what i got beat. >> for both women, the isolation of ad seg has provided a chance to reflect on their time behind bars. >> it was a reality check for me. it was really a reality check. and maybe this is what it took for me to have to realize it. this is not where i want to be. >> you're told not to be weak in prison. don't be weak in prison. that's a downfall. i don't know how to be strong. i just had that one habit and i just couldn't break away from it, you know? it was like taking away the loneliness. >> violence and drugs still take their toll inside valley state. darlene acevedo is serving time for petty theft. but as a drug user, she was sent to the ad seg for feeding her addiction on the inside. which led to an attack on another inmate. she's been in ad seg for 21 months. >> this is the first time i've been sober in m

i love linda carter. catwoman. why not. oh, these virtues of bravery and courageous. what is wrong with that? >> she flew in invisible plane. that is -- kirsten, what sandra just said their line about change the story. what is wrong with the current story? >> will think that if you look at the picture of wonder woman versus linda carter, no one has a body like that except kimberly. let's face it. it is a little unreal listtic. same thing with bar by dolls. but i grew up playing with barbie dolls andnd outfits and elevator. >> you're great. >> i'm torn with nye nieces about it. i'm always getting them this kind of stuff. am i teaching them -- >> hoops and sports. >> i played sports. there needs to be a balance. i think criticism about the body is a valid thing. i do think that, you know -- >> it does create sort of unrealistic expectations. >> did you see the point in the story, harris, moms made these for the girls and the sons started playing with them all. children are children. one thing i caught too, the fact they criticized barbie for being on tiptoes which is di

and linda will continue. thank you. (applause) >>> hi, my name is linda woodland and i'm a public health nurse with the [speaker not understood] as well. so, both types of home visiting, to see a program and nfp program are incredibly valuable. nurses from both teams make a huge difference improving health outcomes. they assess new mothers for postpartum complications, track developmental progress in new babies, teach families about appropriate family care, ensure safe home environment, support breast-feeding and good nutrition, and [speaker not understood]. however, given the field program's more flexible terms to eligibility, field public health nurses are able to serve a larger number of families each year than our nfp nurses who target a small number of families but with more intensive long-term intervention. this brings us back to the restructure which proposes the standing the nfp program by reassigning field public health nurse staff. our director has informed us that up to eight nurses should be reassigned from

. >>> kpix 5's linda yee is live with the issues many bay area veterans are dealing with. linda?porter: well, liz, there are a lot of problems that are similar to the veterans that we have been hearing all along but i have to say that many of the veterans i spoke to here today are not very happy with the removal of the secretary and you'll find out why in just a few minutes. but i have to say in the spirit of full disclosure i am personally affected by these issue through my own father's trials in trying to get his veterans benefits. some veterans call the removal of secretary eric shinseki more of a witch hunt. >> there's always room for improvement in the government. >> reporter: navy veteran charles thompson says the blame for the problems in the healthcare system should be spread around. >> our politicians shut the government down for two weeks unnecessarily. that was -- through sequestration. that was time lost that could have been given to our veterans. so the blame should go around to everyone not just the secretary. >> reporter: in fact, some of the unhappy veterans here

kpix 5's linda yee talks about mental health and how to get help before it is too late. linda. >> reporter: another mass shooting. a lot of questions on how this could happen again. for one bay area mother the mental health problem firefighter isla vista killer hit close to -- of the isla vista killer hit close to home. >> the ramblings of a mad man days before his murder spree. elliot rodger. >> i thought about my son. i thought oh my god. >> mckinney's son daniel was also socially isolated, withdrawn and headed down what she thought was taco bell dangerous path. she never gave up and found health with a social skills therapist to teach daniel what we all take for granted. >> get him out in the community by taking him to the store, mapping it out on paper. >> what you're going to do. >> what are you going to do. giving him the things you need to expect, what could happen when you go in the store. letting him visualize what he's going to see. >> it sounds so simple, but mental health expertest believe in some cases therapy is better than medications. >> but now that the

mami, quÉ linda te ves. >> estÁn todas las mamitas detrÁs de cámara. quÉ linda. ¿ya desayunaste?tra abuela mamÁ eva. tiene un apelativo familiar. es la doÑa de toda la familia. >> pero mamÁ, es mamá yolanda. >> nosotros sÓlo conocemos a mamÁ yolanda. no sabemos de dÓnde sale. yolanda es la madre de todas las miranda. si ella quiere tener el apelativo ese, es asunto de cada quien. >> trascendiendo desacuerdos, la realidad es que desde hace dos aÑos cada dÍa es uno menos en la vida para doÑa eva y su familia que se pierde de disfrutarla. >> ¿te duele? >> absolutamente. la decisiÓn ha sido de alguien, y es una decisiÓn económica. asÍ es la vida. asÍ son las cosas. duele, lo hemos comentado las hermanas. hay muchos de los tataranietos que no saben quiÉn es. y los bisnietos preguntan por ella. y no sabemos quÉ decir. >> a ver si hay mÁs vida que proceso legal. >> tremendo. es algo que nosotros sabemos, es algo que nosotros sentimos, es algo que a nosotros nos duele. a las sodi nos duele esta parte pero es un proceso legal, econÓmico que definitivamente las veces que hemos tenido los i