john kasich to speak, also ted cruz will be tomorrow's speaker as well, and i'm going to bring melissa caen in here alongside of me and melissa, i guess we shouldn't be surprised that donald trump's speech is being delayed given the protests going on and what happened in southern california. >> for sure. if the police weren't already nervous about being able to control the protestors last night certainly -- everyone woke up this morning and saw the footage from orange county and thought this is definitely going to be big. and, you know, the bay area, you know, we have such an active protest community. >> absolutely. >> i think even bigger maybe than southern california. so if that's what happened down there, i think we are all nervous about what will happen here. >> we are keeping an eye on the motor indicate as donald trump is expected here at the hotel in minutes. so we'll go back to you and feel free to come back to us as soon as he gets here. >> the motorcade stopped and he is in the middle of security and people with him. they are getting close to the hotel. and they are walking now fr

our kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen will have a break down in a bit.ack to you. >>> it's like air traffic control for drones. the major test for the technology of the future. how it could help control the chaos in the crowded skies. >> not what you expect when you take your car in for service. a man claims a mechanic took his audi on a joyride and it doesn't stop there. >> and dynamite discovery. how a massive project to build a new bay area dam has unearthedded some buried treasures. >> treasure of a day in the bay area not as warm as sunny but still beautiful on stanford's campus. we have cloudy skies this evening with temperatures in the 70s. we'll have rain coming up with the forecast. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, nasa: it held the largest test yet.. for its unmanned aircraft systems this morni. it invol >>> a major milestone for nasa. it held the largest test yet for its unmanned aircraft systems this morning involving nearly 2 dozen drones flying simultaneously around the country including at moffett field where kiet do reports. >> command, this is texas. w

kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen with me now. and i don't know, i thought it was odd but you said you can't expect donald trump to do -- expect the unexpected when he said something about getting dirty and muddy and crawling under fences obviously a reference to illegal i am gra on the. >> it's hard for people to be surprised anymore at things he says at his events. >> it's obviously a reference to illegal immigrants. >> reporter: but we had a kinder, gentler donald trump here at the luncheon at the convention a departure from the barn burning rallies in the past. >> let's take a look. >> i have the most votes in the history of the republican party. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: trump predicted that the republican race is coming to an end soon. he blasted his two rivals ted cruz and john kasich who he says can't win. but they are hanging around the race like spoiled children. cruz's only chance trump says is to try and steal the nomination. >> i will never use the word bribe. i would never use the word like bribe! so if he

melissa caen weighs in on the future of their campaigns. >> a jetblue pilot busted accused of flying a commercial plane while drunk. the excuse he gave after he was caught. in vallejo. a neighbor >>> our top stories tonight, we are getting a look at who could be behind a rash of mail thefts in vallejo. a neighbor recorded this surveillance video a few weeks ago. you can see a woman with an arm full of letters. postal service investigators are urging people to report when their mail is missing. >>> the technology for self- driving cars is moving forward quickly. google proposes cars with no steering wheels or pedals. today the feds met with car designers at stanford to ask for help developing the rules of the road for these automated vehicles. >>> an unusual announcements in the race for the white house. ted cruz picking a running mate before even securing the republican nomination. the move comes after the texas senator lost all five primaries yesterday to donald trump. >> after a great deal of time and thought, after a great deal of consideration and prayer, i have come to the concl

kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen joins us this morning with more.irst question, will bernie sanders drop out? >> well, you know, he doesn't have a path to the nomination at this point. but it's clear he is not going to drop out. and there's still something that he can do. he has millions of dollars. he has this, um, sort of platform as a presidential candidate where he can continue to talk about the issues that are important to him and importantly focus on changing the democratic party platform to include some of his issues like single payor healthcare for example. if he does this he will probably move away from attacking hillary clinton and move forward with more positive messages about what he stands for. so i think we'll probably see him stay in the race with a slight shift toward influence and less toward trying to get the nomination. >> so we have been hearing donald trump saying he is going to win. what's the nomination picture looking like for trump? >> really good. he has interesting elections coming up and the numbers look excellent for him

. >>> in the next half-hour kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen will join us again that talk about the results and what to expect when the republicans come to the bay area this week. >>> let's check traffic with gianna. >> we go right to 880 good news and bad news. that accident is cleared out of lanes at hey street on the southbound side. damage is done you're slow-and- go south 880 on the may see. delays start at 23rd down to high street where that accident was earlier. northbound 880 looking pretty good not seeing any delays out of oakland as you head towards downtown oakland towards the bay bridge. you are going to see some brake lights southbound as you work your way near hayward. westbound four hillcrest to 242, 19 minutes for your drive time. we have this earlier accident port chicago highway that's cleared everything out of lanes and off the freeway but it did cause a backup there. so expect delays just out of antioch through pittsburg eases up on the eastshore freeway. 680 at crow canyon accident on the right shoulder no delays either direction. high wind advisory for the

and our political analyst melissa caen weighed in on the debate last night. >> tonight we saw a lot of have seen before. no one really making any bold moves or new moves because they are afraid they will stumble because that's the danger at this point. >> the latest cbs news poll finds in a potential november matchup among the current presidential candidates, hillary clinton beats donald trump by 10 points among registered voters. bernie sanders wins against all three republican candidates beating both trump and cruz by double digits. and edging out kasich by five points. >>> the transport minister of belgium has resigned after fallout from last month's terror attacks. a secret european union report detailed lapses in airport security was leaked in the wake of the brussels bombings. the attack kille 32 people including 16 at the national airport. >>> if you prefer plane tickets over the phone delta will no longer penalize you for the old- fashioned approach. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: good morning, kenny and michelle. the dow opens today to its highest level

kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen joining me now. you know, you were talking to me earlier that this had a different tone and your take on it was this is not -- was not a trump rally of this is a convention, a political convention. >> reporter: that's right. he wasn't as bombastic as usual. he wasn't throwing as much red meat as he often does because this was a fancy dinner. not all people were supporters. he took his cues from the audience. he hit all the points. he definitely dialed it back. >> but he also did manage to call a few people some names. he actually pulled out the same names we have heard before. >> reporter: he is back to "lyin' ted" and "crooked hillary" as expected. but again, he really sort of didn't harp too much on the immigration issue like he did down in orange county. we didn't see that kind of rallying at this event. >> clearly the protestors in front of the hotel immigration was the key issue for them. >> reporter: absolutely. he did mention it, but he didn't focus on it like in southern california. look, tod

kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen says the tweets are fitting for a senator ending her career. >> it's a beautiful thing to be liberated by not having to run for election again. [ chuckling ] not that she would necessarily lose many votes by going after a republican. but she clearly is feeling like she can say anything. >> reporter: remember, senator boxer and the former head of hewlett-packard went head to head in 2010. >> having run in a pretty bruising campaign against fiorina she can't be thrilled to have carly coming back to california to stump once again for the republican party. >> reporter: it's something the senator addressed in a conference call. >> now she is coming back again. it's like a bad dream, you know? >> reporter: unsurprisingly, it's also the subject of a tweet. cruz thinks fiorina will help in california. maybe he doesn't know carly left after she lost by a million votes. >> she won the republican primary with 56% of the vote. so maybe cruz is banking on her having some residual fans here in california. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >>> time now is 4:41.

. >> kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen says that the next states up for grabs will be an up i will battle for the underdogs. >> the next series of states is looking good for trump and clinton, east coast states including maryland, pennsylvania, rhode island, delaware and connecticut. that's next tuesday and it's not going to be good for ted cruz or bernie sanders if the polls are right. >> as for just how many delegates it takes to win a nomination on the republican side, 1,237 for the democrats, 2,383 for the democrats. >>> golden gate park is about to get smoky because today is 4/20. up to 15,000 people a year flock to hippie hill on 4/20 at 4:20. a group of students smoked pot in the past at 4:20 in the afternoon. for some business owners, the grass isn't so green. >> in the early '70s for us we still think it's a joke. >> there's also merchants that are closing for the day or part of the day. >> people will get here at literally dawn and try to find parking to unload. >> the problem is people leave tons of trash behind and we have learned san francisco spends up to $100,000 on

. >> our political analyst melissa caen weighed in on last night's debate. >> tonight we saw a lot of the same stuff we've seen before. no one really making any bold moves or new moves. again, probably because they're afraid that they may stumble because that is the real danger at this point. >> the latest cbs news poll also finds that in a potential november matchup among the current presidential candidates, hillary clinton beats donald trump by 10 points among registered voters. bernie sanders wins against all three republican candidates beating both trump and cruz by double digits. and edging out kasich by five points. >>> when you think of san francisco real estate, you typically don't think of these two words, lower prices. slightly lower at least. real estate site red fin says from last march the median price of owning your own address in the city by the bay is actually down 1.8% and new sales are down 15 to 20% of what they were last year. >> prices are starting to even out and, you know, there's such a big runup for so long, obviously nothing lasts forever and the kind of runu

kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen says the tweets are fitting for a senator ending her career. >> reporter: it's a beautiful thing to be liberated by not having to run for election again. [ laughter ] >> reporter: not that she would necessarily lose many votes by going after a republican. but she clearly is feeling like she can say whatever she thinks. >> senator boxer and the former head of hewlett-packard went head to head in 2010 which boxer addressed in another tweet, quote, cruz thinks fiorina will help in california. maybe he doesn't know carly left after she lost by a million votes. >>> it is 6:04. time for a quick check of traffic with gianna. >> let's jump to the roads now. we have double trouble along 580 westbound. a stalled big rig accident stuck in lanes. traffic hazard near flynn with the number three lane blocked causing a delay there. past that you see another accident. it's at airway. three cars involved. it is over to the right shoulder but we have a backup building behind it. once you get past that, it gets better though. traffic is actually okay most of the del

kpix 5's political analyst melissa caen says the states up for grabs will be an uphill battle for thehe next series of states is looking pretty good again for trump and clinton. those are a group of east coast states including maryland, pennsylvania, rhode island, delaware and connecticut. that's next tuesday. and it's not going to be good for ted cruz or bernie sanders if the polls are right. >> as for just how many delegates it takes to win a nomination, on the republican side the number is 1237 for the democrats. it's 2383 for the democrats. >>> the raider nation is breathing a sigh of relief this morning. the alameda county board of supervisors approved a plan to keep the oakland raiders at the coliseum for at least another year. the lease agreement calls for more than tripling the amount of rent the raiders will pay for the city and county for using the coliseum and their publicly owned training facility. and there's some whining going on in napa valley. the whine grape value is down 24%. while production is off by almost 30%. grape experts say the drop in production and value ma

kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen joins to us break down the results.lly a big night for cruz and how much damage does this do now to donald trump? >> reporter: potentially serious damage! i mean, he really needed these delegates in order to have a sort of an easy path to getting the nomination. if he doesn't get the delegates here it becomes much more difficult for him to wrap up it before the convention. a loss here tonight makes it extremely likely there will be a contested convention with no candidate coming in with the majority. >> so 42 delegates. but this isn't a winner take off. how do they divide them up and is this going to stop trump really?! >> it's winner-take-all a hybrid. 18 of the 42 delegates go to whoever is the overall statewide winner. that's the winner-take-all piece. wisconsin has 8 congressional districts. each of those districts has 3 delegates at stake. and so the winner in each of the eight congressional districts also gets three delegates. so it's mini winner-take-all and then a statewide winner- take-all so trump could techni

. >> with more on what to expect is kpix5 political analyst melissa caen.rning. >> good morning. they are voting tomorrow. >> tomorrow. we are going to work on that. >> tomorrow is the day new yorkers will be voting -- new yorkers voting on candidates. we saw hillary clinton and donald trump win big on the march 15th super tuesday but since then they have had serious losses. trump lost in utah and wisconsin and clinton has lost out of the last -- seven out of the last eight elections so each of them really needs that win. one of the reasons clinton and trump are still in the lead is because their losses have mostly been in states with small delegate counts. even though -- so even though they have lost it hasn't been the end of the world but new york is a bit different with the exception of california, new york is the state with the most delegates for either party that has yet to vote. for republicans new york has 95 delegates and for democrats 247. so while clinton and trump could blow off some of those smaller losses before, new york is something totally d

. >>> our political analyst melissa caen weighed in on the debate last night. >> at this point in thection cycle, there's not a lot that either candidate was going to be able to do to change minds. >>> still ahead, bad for business. the impact that rideshare companies are having on the taxi industry. and what it could soon mean for riders. >> plus, a big chain business is looking to add some new locations. how many jobs it could soon mean for the golden state. >> and the market just opened about 10 minutes ago. kcbs 's financial report jason brooks. we'll be right back. we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> it's dawning bright and beautiful over san francisco this morning which will have an above-average temperature 67 degrees today. concord 71. san jose 71. oakland 72. now let's visit morgan hill today cool at 69. 70 los altos. shoreline not warm not yet. just low 60s today. mid-70s by sunday. over in the east bay today, plenty of sunshine. numbers top out in the low 70s for the most part 680 corridor a little bit cooler. 68 for san ramon. and 69