eagle pass sector come up hundred 40 miles. and this is 2 miles of the 400 -- 4 miles. we will show you where it is and where it all begins behind us. and up here is where it ends. that is the end of the dash >> here we are in the del rio sector of the border with the other 2 miles of fencing. remember this whole area is 209 miles. nowhere near enough. >> laura: okay, if you can make that out, 209 miles okay come along the border in the sector. only 4 miles of fencing. and that wasn't all. i was her vapor -- survey link the border from the air, they illegal crossing to the river, floated and luckily raymond arroyo in the staff was there with the border patrol to capture a lot of the drama >> raymond: he is jumping in there and ready to cross. where would you intersect them? >> the minute they start getting into distress. >> raymond: this is unbelievable. this is a father. >> a father and a child. >> raymond: he's in the water and the baby has the device on. get over here. this is terrifying. if a man get separated, now, you have a man separated from his baby. the baby i

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typical for a monday morning as dipping 12 miles to 14 miles s per hour. and take a look at the bay bridge, looks like the metering lights on, but they are not. they are actually off and we still see a backup, there is a backup on the eastshore freeway heading out to the toll plaza. cash liens and fast-track liens are backed up. let's take a look at the weather. >>> i have to say you are doing a great job on traffic, what a pro. here's a look inside the doppler and checking a few showers this one, that's all because of this wraparound moisture with low pressure system across the central california coast which you can see zooming in, a few showers right over the bay bridge over treasure island into san francisco and chinatown as well as downtown san francisco this morning. after the east bay, showers and light rain just over olinda and lafayette this morning. so a few showers as we kickoff the work week, here is the treasure island, my does show you the showers over and you can see the raindrops on the live cam, temperatures in the low 50s at this hour. we

this is an eig-mile back up. as you're headed eastbound, approaching 29 there in crytreville, it is very, ve slow. another taking another from ativity angle, but see all of he things highlighted -- 29 and 28, they are alternates but getting backed up quickly, as well. the oute loop before the american legion bridge, disabled valley view bridge. a tractor-trailer lost a twleel. you're gog to see slowdowns. after the parkway, a vehicle off the roadway there. so, as well. uen? >> thank you. >>> hate, the summer season is arriving and perhaps you planned a vacation. >> we are showing you how to keep your home safe when you're out of town. >>> and check out "ellen" later today and then news with pat lawsonuse and leon harris. m >>> welcome back. summertime means back yard barbecues, pool parties, and hopefully a vacation or two. b it's person to know how to secure your homeore you head out of town. news4's melissa mollet joins us live in the newsroom are details. hi, melissa. >> reporter: hi, there's a lot to think ab

70 miles an hour.so with winds that strong, you will get aot of damage. >> reporter: -- a lot of damage reports. >> and let's show yhe line. we have severe thunderstorm warnings in effect from the a eastern shored this affects a lot of people. thinking about heading out toward annapolis and over the bay bridge, the bay brink widge be nasty. but everybody along this line is under a t severenderstorm quarning. so fredericksburg, waldorf, over towards bowie and prince george's county, still d.c. under that. let show you the line. you see this big area of lightning and another up toward baltimore. timing it out, we've had 441 lightning strike bes. that is in the last ten minute. and weum have nrous. >> reporter:s of trees down on houses. we'll continue to watch it. and once again here is the line. look at the damage reports we've seen. look at the one in bethesda. we have report of a tree on to the house. ouere it is. tree fellse so you know police are working on that. and we'll be out there now as this st

the northbay right now dealing with the visibility at a half- mile to three quarters of a mile. the short break from the rain today, look at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies as we go through the afternoon, cool below average daytime highs in the light rain returns this af look at d a week weather 50s along the cofoth bank in 50s s and inland locations topping out only in the mid to upper 60s, we will timeout the rain on futurecast and when you can expect to see the wet weather in just a few minutes. >> not quite so clear skies, we are tracking some trouble spots. we start off in the northbay where the visibility isn't great and neither is it coming across the golden bridge. it's fine as you can see the live camera here, but there is an issue with the stall right past this live picture. off to the san mateo bridge, and the westbound direction, we've got plenty of company heading that way in the commute. ever, we aren't seeing brake lights. just a little heavier flow, but nothing causing you any delays. eastbound direction looks pretty good. the bay bridge is backed up for about

rail mile they built. and as richard talked about, massive government loans, which toe never repaid or intended be repaid, but instead reproduced and recycled and it -- ind in hypoxic stocks. many times this house of cards threatened to bring down not just the railroads but the entire american economy. each time this happened, the government bailed them out. these are the prototypical companies that were too big to fail. they did succeed in producing vast fortunes for a few people, one of whom of course was leland stanford, the man who pounded the golden spike at promontory point, who used his wealth to buy a seat and in an act of celebrated philanthropy, to create stanford university. footnote notg known to many people but to many of you in the historical society, is that this view we cherish today was not the view that would have greeted people as they moved up home drive -- palm drive at the time partially because there was a huge steeple, and partly because it could not see it anyway because of a massi

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i think they got $16,000 per mile paid in advance.three times that, $48,000 a mile , for any rail built over mountains. they also got the right to determine for themselves what constituted a mountain. ways too figured out doublebill the government for each mile they built. massive land grabs, which essentially gave them some 20 square miles of land to sell on their own behalf for every rail of mile that they built, and as richard talked about this morning, massive government loans, which were never repaid, were never intended to be repaid, but were, instead, reproduced and recycled and multiplied in so-called hypothecated stocks. many was the time that this house of cards threatened to bring down not only the railroads but the entire american economy, and each time that happened, the government bail them out. these are the prototypical industries or companies that were too big to fail. in producingeed vast fortunes for few people. one of whom, of course, was leland stanford, the man who pounded the golden spike at promontory point, wh

a quarter of a million miles from earth. 60 miles above our desolate satellite. >> boy, this is reallyugged planet. >> but also looking out at the horizon, some of the mountains out here, that is going to be a real kick tomorrow at 6000 feet. >> we copy that. >> houston, apollo 10. we've got a beautiful view of the earth here. it is absolutely fantastic. ♪ narrator: now, it was time to crawl into the lunar module called snoopy to check it out for the next day's dissent. his evaluation? >> i personally am very happy with the fella. i hope we can get you as good a report tomorrow. >> you bet your life. >> you watch snoopy well tonight. make him sleep good and we will take them out for a walk in the morning. >> ok. narrator: the next day, stafford and cernan were in the lunar module. john young was in charlie brown. one of the items involved then to the tunnel connecting snoopy and charlie brown to make sure that the spacecraft patches did not leak. >> i say again, we cannot get the tunnel to vent. over. >> roger. i understand. tunnel will not vent. narrator: this was a real problem. the

down to 6 miles an hour and closer and closer down to 3 miles an hour, slow even past it on treasure island. give yourself extra time. >>> better news in the weather department. it is going to be a pleasant day with temperatures even warmer than yesterday. we are talking above average for this time of year. here's a live look with our roof camera with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies and areas of patchy light fog this morning. temperatures right at 57 in concord, 55 in oakland, 53 for you in livermore, san francisco, san jose at 54 and a chilly 49 in santa rosa. your micro climate forecast, it really is about the micro climates because we are talking about a 24-degree spread there with our temps. 60 along the coast and breezy for the bay, mid to upper 60s, plenty of sunshine and warming up to the low to mid-80s with plenty of sun inland. we will talk about when we will see temps inland climbing to the low 90s in the extended forecast coming up. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk and late last night a move to legalize or basically all but legalize magic mushrooms, psychede

looking at 17-mile-per-hour winds in oakland, as berkeley. 13-mile-per-hour winds in vallejo.ou future cast, taking it through the day. coming up. >> new video this morning, showing a shocking moment. a man steals a dog in redondo beach. it all went down on tuesday morning. you can see a woman walking into a restaurant with her baby as she walks out of frame, a man walks up to the stroller. he looks around and unties the dog and walks off. the owner was just feet away, getting coffee. >> crushed. >> absolutely crushed. and maybe a panicked state. >> we drove around for three hours. and it was looking bad. >> and the video was posted online. and viewers jumped into action. within hours, someone spotted the man and good samaritans rushed in to rescue the dog. the owner said she does not plan to file charges. they believe the man was mentally ill. >>> this morning, some lucky kittens were also found. >> they became stowaways. taking a trip from hayward to san diego. look at this. five kittens were found inside a 60-foot seal column. construction workers say that they heard meowin

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it's a five-mile back up. 70 as you approach myersvile after the south mountain rest area. big problem there, but this has been overor quite a while. brad, what's the best way around it? >> reporter: it's going to be a tough cleanup here. i'll tell you why -here two things to worry about. the first is diesel fuel you see in the center of the screen with the blue tanks. terror trying to get rid of that before they-- they're trying to get rid of that before they get the tractor-trailer out of the way. the cab melted to the ground there. right now route 40 is a viable option. i'm seeing lighter volume actually on alternate route 40, old national pike into boonsboro. that might actually become a better option for you as we've got an over six-mile delay at this point. melissa? >> all right. thank you. a big mess for a lot of team. connecticut avenue, veirs mill road, that has finally cleared. had that earlier crash. inner loop after bleddock. lane is blocked. vienna, eastbound 66 after nutley, disabled vehicle bloc

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on the east shore freeway 28 miles -- excuse me, minutes.y 4 also up to 41 minutes thanks to a stall in place. the only place looking good is the south bay, making your way north on 101. coming through the bay bridge, this is a delay as well, although look at that beautiful sunshine. you at least have that to enjoy as you're sitting in traffic, backed up to the foot of the maze trying to make it through the bay bridge toll plaza. still slow making your way across the span into san francisco. san mateo bridge is slow and go this morning as well. luckily not too many brake lights, just a little bit of heavier traffic this morning making your way westbound. the eastbound direction, though, looks pretty darn good. jackie. >>> we are live in oakland, it is may day, which is also international workers day which is why there are hundreds of construction workers out here protesting right now. i have andreas kluger with me. explain why it is important these guys are out here already? >> a lot of guys have come off jobs and taking time to come here an

the first mile beaver we re 7.5 hours.ere overtaken by flatbed trucks and transit vans, there was no water, by the time we got to four miles, they had big orange chemical covered vehicles. for the next 22 miles after that it was an absolute mess. runners were told that they were too fat to run, that if they were slimmer, they would run faster. it was horrendous. it was coming from all sides. runners say they had to dodge collection lorries and deutsche chemical sprays being used to clean the streets. one woman said that her blister had developed into a chemical burn. the event organiser gave this response to the victoria derbyshire programme. we have apologised. we are conducting a detailed investigation about what went on. we are contacting every single runner, using geodata to contact them and find out what went on and to try to get the same experience to people at the front as to the back. and so it is incredibly disappointing to hear of her experience. london marathon organisers have launched a full investigation. fina

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at the 21 miles per hour.the way from the eastshore freeway only to the span. >>> a cloudy and clear start to the day. a live look looking east, you can see all of the clouds in the sky and the clouds will break up and we will have clearing with sunshine. it will be a very pleasant day with daytime highs right around where we should be for this time of year. 63 and seven cisco and 67 in oakland and 71 in fremont and 74 in concorde. a little bit warmer tomorrow and then the chance for a few showers late thursday into friday. just in time for the weekend with plenty of sunshine we warm up and it looks fantastic. for mother's day on sunday. it's a little bit of a roller coaster ride with the temperatures. >> mike interest me what you want to do for mother's day, i haven't decided yet. >> just relax. >> my mom is coming to town, so thank you for making the weather great. >>> that's just for the moms. >> 80s sound good. we take another live look outside in san francisco. cbs this morning is coming up next. have a g

vdot wants to add three miles of new 495 express lanes. these would run in each direction from the dulleintoll road terchange to the maryland line near the american legion bridge memorial bridge.te vdot hos a meeting to tell people about the plan and to get feedback. >> intending to make it wider. that puts itself into places where people have homes. >> we do not anticipate having any total residential relocations. th will need to take some right of way along corridor. we don't have those exact mbers. >> vdot's environmentalas sessment for the project is expected to be cometed in the fall. >>> good news for commuters this morning. it looks like d.a.s.h. bus drivers will o not gon strike. a final vote is scheduled for tomorrow concerning pay increases and pensions. d.a.s.h. workers say they've been some the lowest paid in the region. a strike would have caused a lot of problems this weekend. that's when every metro station south of reag on the blue and yellow lines will be closed in order to fix train platforms. >>> and how's this for anto

again, down to 10 miles an hour right there.here's another accident in the opposite direction northbound 680 at monument boulevard. that's been moved to the right shoulder. and then the one over on highway 4, that is in the clearing stages, that's right there at laurel road. doesn't seem to be causing any issues. though there are residual delays that are starting to now pick back up on westbound highway 4 just west of antioch. off to highway one where we are seeing several accidents this morning, luckily not causing too much of an issue with the exception of a little bit of a backup right there northbound 101 at claranado. >>> we got new video in of u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo landing in brussels. this is not where he was originally going to be today. he apparently cancelled his planned visit to moscow today. he says he went to brussels instead to discuss iran in what he calls recent threatening actions and statements from iran. he is meeting with officials from england, germany and france to try to hash that out. but we

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not as noticeable for san jose. 8 mile an hour breeze. most other places, oakland, 24 mile an hour sustained wind. that continues to the north bay. we'll switch from the current winds to the futurecast. keep your eye on the time stamp. 6:00 a.m., i'll let thislay through the afternoon. the winds have not let up. they've intensified a little bit. you can see 23 miles per hour sustained wind for san francisco. watch what happens from 4:00 on. watch how everything starts to die down. the afternoon, things get better. we have to get past 5:00, 6:00. wind is a big factor. and now that we've covered that, the other issue. the isolated thunderstorms. one wave of rain coming through early this morning and that was the preview. we're waiting for the center of the storm, which is up here. you can see everything is spinning around the low. if we watch the futurecast and everything spins right down here by the time we get to the afternoon. let's come in for a closer look at that. and 6:00 a.m., the spotty, isolated showers through the late morning. 8

look at that, 31-mile-an-hour wind gusts at sfo. novato 33 miles an hour. concord up to 23.y the delta, nearly 30. everywhere around the bay today, especially at the coast, it will be gusty to windy. so anywhere from 40 miles an hour close to mt. diablo. if you're going to do any bike rides today, not the greatest day. look at the mountains. can you believe this? yeah, temperatures are cool. we're looking at cool conditions today. sunny and warmer tomorrow and with warmer days ahead each and every day. here are the scattered showers, 9:00. it continues into the afternoon. here's noon time. as we get towards 2:00 we've got the clouds, we've got the breezy conditions and we still have the showers. amounts, they will be light. we're talking about anywhere from 0.05 tbe 0.2 or so. some areas that get heavier downpours could see heavier amounts. the colors indicate the gusty conditions all throughout the day, especially at the coast, and then this will take us through the evening hours. only 50s today, maybe a few 60s inland. and that accuweather seven-day forecast, you're going

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and 17 mile-per- hour winds faireld. condions a dri zz as we haind to the afternoon, we will have clearing with plenty of sunshine and mild seasonal daytime highs. temperatures warm up a little bit more for tomorrow and we tracked the next weather system by the end of the workweek that could bring a few showers back to the forecast. let's show you the satellite view. the low pressure has pushed off to the south and is now in southern california. there we go with the ridge of high pressure building in for us. we will time it out for you on futurecast, you can see the sunshine in the afternoon. this is at 4 pm. tonight into tomorrow morning, the clouds come back and for tomorrow in the afternoon, we have sunshine. here is the next weather system on futurecast for thursday afternoon and possibly friday morning. the weather models are not in great agreement on this weather system so we will watch that closely and have a better idea towards the end of the workweek. daytime highs are right around where we should become a 63 in

winds more than 100 miles an hour ripped apart at least ten homes. a dangerous weekend as twisters roared across tornado alley with the southern plains not yet out of the storm's path. tammy lightener, nbc foot ball coach tackles an armed student to the ground saving hundreds of live walked into a classroom wi a shotgun underneath his trench coat before anything could happen, he was taken down diaz is due in court later to y today. >> reporter: police released a photo of the student who brought this shot gun to school friday >> an active shooter at park rose high school >> reporter: he never opened fire and no one was hurt >> he walked into the classroom with a shotgun said he was struggling with a truant officer >> reporter: the attack thwarted "o" when keenan lowe tackled the 18-year-old suspect. lowe also a former star wide receiver for the university of oregon says he lunged for the student, wrestled the gun away, handing it off to another teacher. >> in that moment i was called upon and i just reacted. and like i said, instincts kicked in. >> re

mile. kids, kep your speeds down and low beams on so you don't have any tragedies with the kids out there waiting by the roadsides. temperatu ts now, mostly in 50s in the suburbs. 54 now at dulles airport. 54 in prince george's county. armer air just down to our south. it's already 70 down in st. mary's county. temperatures today, easily jumping way into the 80s. about 87 for the high temperature around here today.mb take thella with you because there is a likelihood of thunderstorms to develop between 2:00 and 3:00, and we'rekely to be right on the i-95 corridor in time for the evening commute. the evening ride home could be slowed by raindrops. >>> good to know. thank yke. we'll tat because it is dry at this point. brennantown, northbound 5 at huckleberry drive, we had two lanes getting by in the south lanes. this has reopened now. that is good news. this is a fatal crash viinvestigation invol two vehicles, a head-on crash from last night. all lanes are now open. erryfield, eastbound 66be

for the first mile, it wasn't too bad.en we got to about 1.5 miles in and we were being overtaken by flatbed trucks, transit vans. i was concerned because they were weaving in and out of runners, so i was trying to run between runners and tell them no headphones, because these vehicles were coming through. i couldn't understand why that was happening because the road was supposed to be closed. i only started about 20 minutes beforehand, and already we had these vehicles. then after about two miles, we noticed they were spraying things on the road. let me bring in the event director for the london marathon, who is over your shoulder. what do you think about the way liz and her fellow slower runners were treated ? we have apologised to liz and we are very sorry to hear that her experience was the antithesis of what we try to provide as an experience. we have apologised and we are conducting an investigation. can i stop you there? i have had hundreds of messages from the running community in support of the slower runners. i h

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eight-mile-per-hour winds in fairfield.ere's hi-def doppler just to show you, it is quiet this morning, we did have some showers to our east overnight and that is about it. so we are looking at partly sunny skies as we head through the day. so along the coast, cool and breezy, in the upper 50s for the bay, low 60s and for our inland locations upper 60s to low 70s with a mix of sun and clouds. so a mild day inland. here's a satellite and radar view. there's that low pressure system that did bring the active weather with isolated thunderstorms, especially for the south bay yesterday. that will continue to push to the east and a ridge of high pressure is going to be building in for us and will be the dominant weather feature especially as we head through the end of the week. that ridge of high pressure strengthens even more. taking you hour by hour on futurecast here we are at 5:00 p.m. and a mix of sun and clouds. for tomorrow morning, starting off the day with clouds and then we are looking at plenty of sun for tomorrow in t

so the winds, look at them, gusting to over 28 miles an hour to the north of us, but 30 to 40 miles an hour in the hills. so we're in the 50s to start. it is going to be a raw afternoon with scattered showers today. chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> breaking news in san francisco. 12 peep people are displaced after a two-alarm fire this morning. it started just after 4:00 this morning on ennes avenue near third street. about 70 firefighters are battling the flames at a three-story home. the fire has spread to a nearby building. thankfully crews say no one was hurt. people are being asked to avoid the area. the fire is under investigation. >>> new overnight, both directions of highway 17 in santa clara county are closed right now following a crash. according to the chp, a car traveling south on the highway crashed into a pole near idyllwild road just before 1:00 this morning. pg&e was sent out as a precaution around 2:00 a.m. one woman has been arrested. there is no estimated time of reopening for either direction. >>> developing news. a call to resign. that's coming from the san francisco

you're pretty much parked only going at a few miles an hour.e 20 minutes to just make it across the bridge, but to get there, keep an eye on that same line on highway 80 just to get from highway 4 to the foot of the maze is 84 minutes. then plus that 20 whatever -- what was that? go back. 20 minutes plus 84 minutes, just to get from highway 4 across the bay bridge. that is an enormous amount of time. my suggestion, take those other bridges, call your boss, either way, tell him you're going to be late or simply work from home or take public transit. >> thank you. i think we all need to hear better, brighter news and thankfully i have it for you. here's a live look with our salesforce tower camera and this is looking west. sutro tower and a shallow marine layer as we start off the day. temperatures are running in the low to mid-50s at this hour. here's what you can expect as we head through the day, we will see clearing, we will see plenty of sunshine and temps above average for this time of year. running about one to 4 degrees above average. for

and check out the north bay, a quarter mile in santa rosa and a half mile from napa right now. the north bay dealing with dense fog. catching a break from the rain right now. this is high definition doppler and you can see dry as we start off the day and that will change tonight. the satellite and radar view, the low pressure system that brought the isolated thunderstorms yesterday and of course the rain on sunday, saturday, that will push off to the east and we have the next weather system by merrily affecting the pacific northwest. it will drop a front our way and that will bring the rain for us to. what's timing out for you as we had to the afternoon. looking at some sunshine, we go partly sunny as we go through the day on futurecast. and check as we head into tonight. this is at 9 pm, yo reoking scatd showers for you tuesday as well. wer that will continue for us. the daytime highs on the cool side in the mid-50s for pacific and upper 50s and seven cisco and low 60s in oakland as well as for fremont. we are looking at mid 60s for san jose. mid to upper 60s from concorde as

we're down to a haf mile in sant -- half mile in santa rosa this morning. yesterday, it was definitely a cool day all across the bay area. now, cool along the coast today. breezy in the upper 50s. but we are going to start to warm up for the bay. in the upper 60s to about 70 with a mix of sun and clouds for the bay. and inland, topping out in the low to mid-80s with pl . satell view. a strong ridge of high pressure will be building in for us. now,chance for our far inland communities as we head through the afternoon. slight chance. other than that, looking at that afternoon sunshine, as we go through tomorrow. looking at the same situation, with afternoon sun for saturday and for sunday. and as we look ahead to next week, with this high pressure, ridge of high pressure building even closer to us. and a light offshore wind. we're going to see highs inland in the 90s by next week. so the heat definitely on over the next several days. daytime highs today, around where we should be r francisco. but actually, above average temps for concord, san jose and oakland

although in the north bay tracking some dense fog, a half mile for santa rosa right now and a mile andpa. so the north bay dealing with areas of fog as we start off the day. sunny and mild afternoon. this is just the start of a warming trend for us as we head through the workweek. so warming up even more for your thursday and for your friday with above average temperatures and there is a chance to see a few showers for this weekend and i'll show you that just a moment. but this is the satellite and radar view, this ridge of high pressure in control for us and we will move even closer to us. yesterday, the day before we had strong onshore flow. not the case for today with that ridge moving closer to the bay area and with it will be the dominant weather feature for us and helping to warm us up. as we go through the day on futurecast to show you all of that sunshine. enjoy it as we head through thursday and especially by friday, we will continue to have that sunshine and very warm temperatures. now, we are tracking a cutoff low pressure system that could provide a few showers possibly on

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