mt. maryland. aren't lunar land marks supposed to be named after ancient explorers. >> we had some pictures, photographs of the near side of the moon, and we were lookal another our orbits around the moon, and the sore of the sea of tranquility was a little triangular mountain that pointed sort of into whether where we thought the first landing go into into. which turned out to be apollo 1. so just have jokingly i told bill and trapping, i'm nameing this mt. maryland and then apollo 10 went there later on and did what was called an approach and an abort which was part of the team just to see if they worked okay. and they took a picture of mt. maryland as is it passed by and then on apollo 11 they used mt. maryland as the initial point to start the landing some the sea of tranquility. well, the name got a life of its open. started to show up in various publications and then books and when apollo 13 came out we meat some mt. maryland -- they talk about apollo 8, and finally i petitioned people to --

this happened in mt. diablo and the teacher was sent a phishing e-mail and she clicked on it and it gave her login. that teen is arrested. >>> a terrible stort story to report, a brentwood teen is recovering in the trauma scene. he was hit in the head with a shotput at school. >> bob redell is live at walnut creek. he saw the kid had to be air lifted away. do they know how this happened, bob? >> reporter: well, good to you, laura and marcus, the firefighters who first responded to the teen as far as his condition is concerned, they haven't been able to comment. it's not clear if the shot put injury to the head is life threatening or nonlife threatening injury. they did release this video of a lifeflight helicopter picking up the teen from the sports field at heritage high in brentwood yesterday afternoon around 4:30 for transportation to the trauma center here at john muir medical in walnut creek. the teen, a 15-year-old was hit in the head by the shot put if you're not familiar with a 12-pound steel ball

this neighbourhood is 2a miles from the crater of mt kilauea, but the ground cracked open on thursday and molten lava poured out. i smell it and i ran into the lava poured out. i smell it and i ran i;£,; and if .. iii described a feeling as if a giant snake - moving under the described a feeling as if a giant snake. moving under the houses. snake was moving under the houses. you could feel the heat coming from the ground... yeah, there is heat coming out of their. and that wasn't the only danger. the air was filled with potentially toxic fumes. as a result, the state governor ordered an evacuation. there was little time to gather possessions. some escaped with what they could. residents are now waiting to see when they will be allowed home. mt kilauea is spewing smoke from one of its side vents, but at the moment scientist don't believe there is a major risk of an explosive eruption. laver has been flowing from the volcano crater and cracks on its slopes ever since it became active in 1983. but with earthquakes getting stronger, no one is relaxing just yet. on the line is janet snyder

hawaii after about six point nine earthquake rattles the big island triggering more eruptions from mt killer where. police in russia have detained opposition leader alexina about me as well as more than a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations he was attending a rally against the president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days before putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president rory chalons reports now from moscow. the right side of the aisle two days before putin's fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan you are not ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no relation and russia almost like. i'm here because i disagree with the politics the government and our so-called president are leading i want to tell him that he is not ours are and that is places in the hague and imprisoned that again on that through several thousands joins the unapproved protest in moscow thousands more demonstrated in other cities across ru

specifically here in the mt. diablo area.f you live in the area this may ring a bell the morgan fire happened back in 2013. we have video to show you. you see that fire taking over the hillside reaching 4,000 acres and it was sparked by a target shooting. that was according to investigators at the time of that fire. so this is all something that's still fresh in the minds of folks i spoke to in clayton w who -- some of them were forgsed to evacuate as a result of the fire. they told me there was fire blowing throughout the city. here's what we had to say about preparing for the upcoming wildfire season. >> i got a fire break behind my fence because i have a hill behind me and mt. diablo is in the front. i make a fire break and pull wooeds. >> the main thing so to keep the weeds cut down so there's nothing to burn. >> i have a hill i keep that we'd whacked down. >> we're right at the foot of mt. diablo, you always want to be ready for something like that. we don't live in fear but at the same time we want to be ready. when the

and the right to play and j just the good momoments that t we have to being able to be outsiside to mt frieiends, to lelearn teamwoworo learn how to cooperate, to learn how to lose, how to shake other children's hands, and how to move forward. these are all some of the essential skills that we learn while we play, but it's not just because the skilllls ae transmitteded. it's just, i it'a ffundamental right. [cheering] girl: because we're happy! we're happy! we're going to the finals! [cheering] [cheering] [chanting] rawan: altlthough everyone was screaming g that we're gonnana e or they s should break me or whatever, but we won with dignity. [houzazaifa speakiking arabic]c] [cheeringng] ghazi: i hope that those palestinian children and lebanese children participating in palestiniadi to get this opportunity to work on themselves, to improve their skilllls, to looook for thhe fu, to t try to look at the bright side of their lilives, to get rd of the pressure, t the harsh lie they are l living, and try to overcomeme all the struggl,, all the chananges facing them, and try to have a better

and the right to play and j just the good momoments that t we have to being able to be outsiside to mt frieiends, to lelearn teamwoworo learn how to cooperate, to learn how to lose, how to shake other children's hands, and how to move forward. these are all some of the essential skills that we learn while we play, but it's not just because the skilllls ae transmitteded. it's just, i it'a ffundamental right. [cheering] girl: because we're happy! we're happy! we're going to the finals! [cheering] [cheering] [chanting] rawan: altlthough everyone was screaming g that we're gonnana e or they s should break me or whatever, but we won with dignity. [houzazaifa speakiking arabic]c] [cheeringng] ghazi: i hope that those palestinian children and lebanese children participating in palestiniadi to get this opportunity to work on themselves, to improve their skilllls, to looook for thhe fu, to t try to look at the bright side of their lilives, to get rd of the pressure, t the harsh lie they are l living, and try to overcomeme all the struggles,, all the chananges facing them, and try to have a bett

show of nature's force on an island known for its tranquil beauty more fissures are opening up around mt killer way out in hawaii and now threaten and nearby power plant. but first garrett is here with business and some good news for francis the economy gas rise is one thing less to worry about for france the european commission intends to remove the country from its public spending penalty box europe's second largest economy has been under observation for piling up too much debt for the last man years france has violated the e used three percent deficit limit between two thousand and eight and two thousand and six the french president general mccraw promised to reduce the deficit through austerity measures during his election campaign. in the u.s. congress has repealed parts of the dog frank act regulating the banking business the vast majority of financial institutions in the us will now face much lighter regulation twenty ten law named after its two chief architects was enacted by the obama administration after the financial crisis aim was to prevent another financial meltdown and fut

here is a look from mt. tam. a gorgeous sunrise developing. frizzy morning if you're out running errand. gusty breezes on the bay. east bay valley, no more 80s, only low to mid 70s. a look at the north bay, we'll have temperatures in the low to mid 70s from noon through about 6:00. if you're heading out this evening, grab a coat. 62 degrees. >>> we have been following a problem right around rio vista since we went on the air. we still have the sig alert. a serious crash involving a rollover. the car that flipped caught fire as well. we still have a full closure of state route 160 at slough bridge. that's northbound and southbound. major delays in both directions there. sounds like caltrans is not going to be able to finish that cleanup for at least another hour. avoid that totally here this morning. one new issue in the southbound, northbound 101 before tully road. reports of a new crash blocking the hov lane. >>> tomorrow is bike to work day in the bay area. if you do not have a bike, you can use one for free. ford go bikes will be free tomor

. >>> and the family of a hiker who died on mt.ood are suing emergency responders for taking five hours to reach him. you'll hear the 911 calls after the accident. >>> plus, meghan markle's father now says heart surgery will force him to miss saturday's royal wedding, but there will be two familiar faces walking down the aisle with her when she marries prince harry. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> hail that is gigantic. >> i've never, ever seen anything like this. >> a wave of storms turns deadly. >> the storm leaves behind trails of debris, trees on the roads. trees on cars. everything you can think of, we had it. >>> a red warning is in effect for hawaii's kilauea volcano. it means an eruption is imminent or under way. >> south korea says military exercises with the united sta s states. >>> no country would act with more restraint than israel has. >>> police are investigating a deadly explosion at a medical building in california. >> all that -- >> laurel or nanny wh

fifth graders and seven adults on a field trip, colliding with that dump truck on interstate 80 in mt. olive, new jersey, at 10:30 this morning. >> you could hear the tires screeching. and then you heard -- you could actually hear the bus hitting the guardrail. >> be advised, we have two young females, cpr in progress. >> i got one child, shallow breathing with a head injury. >> reporter: the highway littered with remnants of the school bus. you can see the steering wheel, the front end sheared off. the crash ripping the chassis right off the body of the bus. police using dogs to search the scene and nearby woods for survivors. the dump truck, several hundred yards down from the crash scene. one student and one adult were killed. the injured, several in critical condition, rushed to area hospitals. worried family members rushing to the school. >> my daughter, 13 years old, hannah, i don't know what happened with her, so, i want to find out, i want to go inside and ask. >> what grade is hannah in? >> she's in seventh grade. >> okay. so, this was a fifth grade field trip, let me let you

reynolds's on why is big island is close to mt. this is the end of the line les lani estates lies behind that roadblock and no one is being allowed in at the moment because there are at least eight active lava faults in that area they are reported to have been dying down somewhat by public officials saying that the amount of lava bursting from those eight active faults has been quieting down but officials say they are quite certain the. eruption of mt feeling way out in this state is not yet done and one of the most important health risks involved in this direction comes not from the law but self but the toxic gases associated with it particularly sulfur dioxide which can be very dangerous for children old people and people with asthma emphysema and other kinds of pulmonary disorders now people the police and other authorities here say they're considering whether to allow people who were hurriedly evacuated over the past several days back in to this area on sunday at least briefly in order to pick up stranded pats important persona

geologists say the volcanic activity around mt killer whale is likely to continue for several weeks longer german prosecutors have charged three former german football federation officials with tax evasion in connection with the country's successful bid to host the two thousand and six world cup former presidents volved nears back and tails fans or the former general secretary hall's trades are accused of hiding the real source of a payment of six point seven million euros to the football's world governing body favor the payment was declared as an operating expense but investigators believe it was actually a repayment of a load made three years ago three years previous. so the world cup holder rising committee chief runs back about three by denying charges. and one of america's greatest writers for the brothas died was eighty five years old his work to push literary and social boundaries with explorations of sex death and assimilation and they won every major u.s. literary award including the puget surprise reclusive and often reluctant to give interviews philip roth was known for his prov

to indonesia now where a volcano has erupted near one of the country's major cities mt merapi located near yogyakarta is indonesia's most active peak now with his blowing off steam indonesian authorities have ordered nearby residents to evacuate and briefly shut down the local airport. seven people have been found dead on a remote farm in western australia in what appears to be the country's worst mass shooting in decades police are called to the property outside of perth where they found the bodies of four children and three adults they are treating the incident as a murder suicide. many syrian refugees dream of returning to their homes one day but according to a new syrian law just introduced by the assad regime owners of destroyed properties now only have thirty days to appear in person to prove their ownership if they don't and the unclaimed land will be seized by the government. or get to shoka met with a syrian human rights lawyer in berlin who is helping refugees afraid of losing their rights to return home. as a human rights lawyer and critic of bashar al assad and while booni

talked about the winds, they're gusting from mount tam, mt. diablo, in fact up to 40 miles an hour, so some very breezy winds, high pressure off the coast, low pressure to the north of us. there's a the gradients, kind of a gray-looking shot here. that creates the wind. we'll see that throughout the day. the coastal fogs, breezy today, and then temperatures will cool beyond monday, but comfortable. what's coming will be a warm-looking end of the week. mid 50s, half moon bay, so certainly cool with patchy fog. you'll get some sun. 61 in monterey. so the last day of the art festival in mountain view, if you want to check that out. temperatures on the peninsula will be from the 60s for the most part, breezy, but a sunnier afternoon. santa rosa, check it out. 70s today, but this range, we bump into the 80s. coming down slightly tuesday. wednesday, loose what happens thursday, friday saturday, well into the 80s, concord about the same. mid 70s today into the 80s on monday, a slight cooling trend wednesday/thursday, then when it begins to warm on fr

geologists say the volcanic activity around mt killer whale is likely to continue for several weeks longer. if the president has summoned just separate context for talks about leaving the country's government but the country is a controversial choice for prime minister turned populist party has a far right leader on the anti establishment five star movement a little known lawyer and political novice he's also facing accusations of having embellished his academic record. germany's national football team has begun to arrive in northern italy for training ahead of the tournament in russia all twenty seven players in coach rakim and provisional squad will be that by. if we can't a final twenty three it must be decided by the fourth of july germany will play two friendlies against austria and saudi arabia before he begins on the fourteenth of june. english premier league club aso have appointed would i am array as their new head coach the spine it replaces arsène vaga after he stepped down after twenty two years there is a point to comes as something of a surprise just last week reports that a

live picture from mt. tam cam, beautiful view of san francisco tonight. has been breezy this evening but primarily near the coast. picking up over the weekend, wind blowing the pollen around. if you have allergies, will be tough this weekend. tree pollen is high, grass is moderate, weeds pretty much nonexistent. it's that time of year for bad allergies in the bay area. emeryville camera, fog layer has redeveloped. down to about 1,000 feet. not going far. near the coastline, stay there for overnight hours with high clouds. breezy and cooler this weekend. spotty drizzle. system will squeeze out a drizzle, drop the temperatures and kick up a wind. mid-40s to the low 50s. a few mid-50s. not terribly chilly but have a light extra layer. breezy at coast. up to the 70s inland. mild but not bright skies, filtered by the mid and high level clouds. forecast for cinco de mayo fe festival in the mission. need a sweatshirt or jacket. in san jose it will be nice, mild start, pretty mild in the afternoon, mid-70s and dropping. download the accuweather app and challenge

geologists say the volcanic activity around mt killer whale is likely to continue for several weeks longer. one of america's greatest modern writers philip roth has start he was eighty five years old roth push the boundaries with his fearless explorations of sex death and assimilation the lot of author one every major u.s. literary award including the pulitzer prize. reclusive and often reluctant to give interviews philip roth was known for his provocative and uncompromising novels about the american jewish experience there's a certain order acidy in writing books without the audacity of can't write books and perhaps there's even a certain recklessness in writing books. i think the society i live in can live with my recklessness such as it is rob who is the author of more than thirty novels and short story collections spanning seven decades is a work frequently blurred the lines between fiction and memoir and drew on his experience growing up in a jewish family in new jersey many of his protagonists were thinly veiled fergusons of himself my strong as it was is a life of men and i think my

three quarters of a million children in the democratic republic of congo a loss of nearly mt everest unicef says that of that more than half of them could die in a vast jungle region hit by conflicts between the army and government. that's what combined spectacle songs dance music and pure kids. the livestrong concerts take place and listen this weekend will take a look at the fight. and still go welcome to the program iran's foreign ministry has condemned israel's attack on iranian military targets inside syria his first official reaction came from the ministry spokesman who described the raids as a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty that was conducted on what he called fabricated and baseless excuses israel struck dozens of iranian targets a retaliation they say for iranian rocket barrage against israeli positions in the golan heights as israel's. prime minister accuses iran of crossing the red line international calls for restraint. a mistrial on its way to destroy and a fence system this slowdown fit each bradleys by israel's defense force shows one of a barrel of str

of hawaii authorities have ordered more evacuations as the hottest and fastest moving large are from mt killer whale scorches its way towards two coastal neighborhoods scientists say the lab was moving fast enough to cover about six football fields per hour your fears the flows could block necessary escape routes. russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has accepted a warm invitation to north korean leader kim jong il to visit russia the announcement came as lover of made a trip to pyongyang where he met kim said the aim of love of visit was to discuss bilateral relations as well as international and regional issues the trip comes less than two weeks before planned historic summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong trump had briefly canceled the summit last week. not warned against sudden changes in diplomatic contacts with north korea one in the country have a listen to what he said. but it's we view it as important to treat these contacts extremely sensitive we not to try to make abrupt movements to artificially adjust the process which requires consi

. >> council member mcdonald: do i understand that the mts will not be issuing citations for improperly parked? >> we will. but we go out there, see a lime scooter and issue citation to the company. what i was trying to say -- not to the customer. >> council member mcdonald: right, you wouldn't know who it was. >> and we can not issue citations for sidewalk riding, that is police. >> co-chair blacksten: anyone else on the council? >> i'd like to make a comment. who is this? orkid? sure. >> council member sassouni: it's interesting in terms of companies this morning, i saw a scooter in golden gate park, just left there, and you know, in the middle of nowhere, and two people were approaching in one direction and as i pass, one of them tripped over the scooter left in the pathway. and yesterday i saw kids playing on the sidewalk with the scooter, just playing with it. and it was r.m. too late to -- really too late to stop anything from happening, they were thrilled and it was a very person street. as a deaf person, i'm sensitive to people passing me from behind quickly, or around a corner

money is a grant from caltranss and was awarded to help the county find ways to deal with water between mttam and mill valley. the off ramps in mill valley tend to flood during every one of o storms or king tides. the county says the problem is steadily getting worse. >>> okay. did you see the jelly fish, and do they sting? thousands of these little guys, moon jellies, blank esed the pacific coastline and other bay area beaches over the weekend. nbc bay area sam brock joins news pacifica with some answers. sam, take it away. >> reporter: raj, as you know, this was a spectacle yesterday. this entire beach, as you mentioned, covered in the glimmering shine of jelly fish and as the people came out here and discovered yesterday, they are not toxic. you can touch them. it's farm. it's not harmful. as freaky as that looks, but what it is is rare in terms of the numbers, a natural phenomenon of onshore wind and current bringing them ashore. the crash of the waves is a call for surfers along california's crystal coastline. except today the seafaring adventurers were more difficult that are normal.

live picture from mt. tam cam, beautiful view of san francisco tonight.as been breezy this evening but primarily near the coast. picking up over the weekend, wind blowing the pollen around. if you have allergies, will be tough this weekend. tree pollen is high, grass is moderate, weeds pretty much nonexistent. it's that time of year for bad allergies in the bay area. emeryville camera, fog layer has redeveloped. down to about 1,000 feet. not going far. near the coastline, stay there for overnight hours with high clouds. breezy and cooler this weekend. spotty drizzle. system will squeeze out a drizzle, drop the temperatures and kick up a wind. mid-40s to the low 50s. a few mid-50s. not terribly chilly but have a light extra layer. breezy at coast. up to the 70s inland. mild but not bright skies, filtered by the mid and high level clouds. forecast for cinco de festival in the mission. need a sweatshirt or jacket. in san jose it will be nice, mild start, pretty mild in the afternoon, mid-70s and dropping. download the accuweather app and challenge out the te

and this is the view from mt. tam. 62 in napa with 64 fair field, 63 livermore, concord 59.temperature change shows that we are much milder this morning. enjoy it, changes come as early as today. we won't be as warm, in fact you will feel the gusty winds. it will be in the 70s by noontime. still very mild all morning long, inland around the bay, the coast stays cool with the fog moving up from the south. and by 4:00 this afternoon, we're still pretty warm inland, but it will be breezy at our beaches. and temperatures in will be hard pressed to make it into the low 60s. we'll talk in detail about mother's day. >>> and now to the controversy swirling over what was said inside the white house about senator john mccain who is battling brain cancer. mccain expressed strong reservations over the president's choice to lead the cia. it's been learned that during a meeting at the white house, a staffer said that his opinion didn't matter because he's dying anyway. now his daughter is asking how is this person still employed. here is mary bruce. >> reporter: no explanation, no acknowl

and i know we've talked in the past about asia they had we go back to two thousand and fourteen with mt gox which was a large pack sport of seventy five million dollars that were stolen out of customers digital wallets some of that was returned that was again for seventy five million and then this year in the first two months of twenty eighteen we saw hacking at two exchanges including checkpoint check in japan i forget the other but of seven hundred million dollars interestingly quine check i still haven't figured this out i guess i'll ask you if you figured out how the heck did they pay people back they didn't get everything back but they got the current value of what they had invested minus two months of dropping prices what about that so it's a pretty amazing case because they actually paid back well over four hundred million dollars worth of their currency before then being bought by mon x. the big brokerage firm in japan that also owns trade station here in the u.s. well i didn't know that ok but i don't think anyone's really figured it out other than the announcement recently tha

and i know we've talked in the past about asia they had we go back to two thousand and fourteen with mt gox which was a large pack sport of seventy five million dollars that were stolen out of customers digital wallets some of that was returned that was again for seventy five million and then this year in the first two months of twenty eighteen we saw hacking it to exchanges including checkpoint check in japan i forget the other but of seven hundred million dollars interestingly a quine check i still haven't figured this out i guess i'll ask you if you figured out how the heck did they pay people back they didn't get everything back but they got the current value of what they had invested minus two months of dropping prices what about that so it's a pretty amazing case because they actually paid back well over four hundred million dollars worth of their currency before then being bought by mon x. the big brokerage firm in japan that also owns trade station here in the u.s. well i didn't know that ok but i don't think anyone's really figured it out other than the announcement recently th

. >> he knew all of that would make him a candidate for some future at mt. rushmore. unlikely to be at any future mt. rushmore because of the vietnam war. this was the frustration that made lyndon johnson's fingernails sweat. >> b-52 bombers today made six raids on north vietnamese positions around the united states marine base at khe sanh. >> it's a marine base up in the northwestern corner of south vietnam. the forces started attacking. >> 6,000 american marines and 5,000 vietnamese rangers are surrounded by 40,000 communist troops. >> and general westmoreland says, this is great. this is the big culminating battle that we wanted. >> johnson is very worried that the outcome of this battle could change the outcome of the war. >> the eyes of the nation and of all history itself are on that brave band of defenders at khe sanh, and the area that is around it. [ gun shots ] >> it's hard for me to imagine that the '60s would have turned out the way they did had there been no war in vietnam. [ chanting ] >> they raised their voices, their placards, and they marched against

first i want to show you this absolutely stunning sunrise developing from mt. tamalpais. i'll put this on social media coming up. temperatures upper 40s to low 50s at 7:00. mid to upper 50s at the coast. we go from 66 to 73 to 50s, 60s and 70s at what about this morning, alex i is? >> westbound highway 4 a rollover crash. the backup not improving over the last 20 minutes or so since the lanes reopened. could be just those volumes filling in and really the original backup not having much time to clear out. certainly expect delays there. westbound 205 to mountain house parkway in tracy, reports of a motorcycle down blocking the left lane. we also have a crash in the north bay. we'll head there about 6:10. >>> the owners of the san jose sharks are suing b.a.r.t. >> trying to delay the extension into downtown san jose and santa clara. matt keller tracking the story at the millbrae b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: good morning. the sharks are out of town tonight. they're in las vegas taking on the golden knights for game five of the playoff series there. we also just learned tha

eva pilgrim, abc news, mt.trump says preparations are moving forward with his summit. south korea this morning says it believes the north still wants to improve relations and president trump says it's in kim jong un's best interest to attend the summit next month. >> he'll get protections that will be very strong. if we make a deal, i think kim jong un is going to be very, very happy. i really believe he's going to be very happy. >> the president suggested china may be to blame for north korea's cold feet. the tough talk started after kim jong un's meeting with the chinese president. >>> rudy giuliani says he is encouraged by recent communications with robert mueller and his team. rudy giuliani says trump's lawyers have met with mueller just once since he came on board. but another meeting will likely take place once the two sides get closer to working out a potential interview with the president. >>> for the first time, a woman will run the cia. the senate confirmed gina haspel. she spent nearly an entire -- h

the summit of mt. diablo, partnering with the park's service for services on the wedding deck on friday may 25 lgt. there are only two appointments available for this destination wedding for you. so grab the dress and the ring and head on up. >> absolutely. once you're down there, get some ice cream. you can cool down today with haagen-dazs offering free scoops of any flavor from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. there are two locations in the bay area offering these free scoops for you. this is livermore and san francisco. this is all for a good cause. honeybee research, haagen-dazs donated a million to the cause in the past decade. >>> getting ready for the big gubernatorial debate tonight. >> the first election of the post jerry brown era. >> the important information we could learn from candidates as we get closer to the june 5th primary and what makes this election so different from past. >> a spike in pedestrian deaths, a major uptick in recent years and possible solutions. >> back on the picket lines, we're ent

hazard but we also have to be prepared for volcano hazards. finally, in case you were wondering. . mt diablo in contra costa county was created by a volcano but it is considered a dead volcano with no chance of erupting again. lawrence karnow: other than a few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer. showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it will be sunny and breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will be mostly sunny with patchy coastal fog. more clouds will ret

a look at mt. tam. low clouds, high clouds, a ra an of colors.to be cool, mostly cloudy once again. seasonal to above average highs all the way through the extended even if they're not quite as warm as today. you can see the low clouds, the grayer of the clouds, kind of broken this morning. the high clouds, the whiter clouds are also broken. we expect a quick transition to a mostly sunny afternoon. for san francisco, that means 64 downtown. that's one of the warm spots, south san francisco 66. we've got the marina 62. balboa park about 60. daly city about 59. let's head over to the east bay where we have temperatures in the low to mid 70s except for berkeley and oakland at about 68 degrees. let's take a look at the peninsula where we have mainly mid to upper 70s. you go on the coast side, 61 at half moon bay. cooler on the bay side around san mateo at 70. north bay, mid to upper 70s here with 75 in santa rosa. cooler in sausalito as you would expect. 65. down in the south bay, mid 70s to upper 70s. then you look at morgan hill and gilroy, low to

a woman was hiking with her family on mt. tam when she fell and hurt herself. the chp helicopter had to be called in to pluck her -- from the mountain. this is the video of the 53-year-old woman being rescued. she is expected to be a full recovery and a mother's day she'll never forget. >> absolutely. >>> well you think of a mother, there is nothing a mother would not do for her child. and a mother barely -- bravely jumps into action to rescue her 5-year-old girl from a bear attack. >> it happened on sunday night and her family colorado backyard and now authorities are trying to track that animal down. >> reporter: in western colorado, a terrifying ordeal for a young girl. >> saying the daughter was just attacked -- >> reporter: five-year-old kimberly sear went to the family yard after she heard noises, thinking it was her dog. once outside, she came face-to-face with a black bear. the girl's mother heard the child screaming and rushed outside to see the animal dragging her child away. thankfully, the bear released the grip on the girl when the child's mother s

none is active as mt. kilauea in hawaii right now.e're wondering about volcano iss insurance. >> it seems like kilauea too far away from the west coast to worry about but don't forget about mt. st. helens just up the road. because of that, we set out to figure out whether homeowners and renters insurance policies cover damage from volcanos. we got conflicting answers. first, the independent insurance agents of america said volcano policies don't exist. per se. then we found from the insurance information institution language that said most policies provide coverage for volcanic eruption and ash. so, does your policy have volcano insurance or not? i really can't say for sure because insurance policies vary. we can't issue a blanket statement here but we can show you where to find out in your paper work. your policy should have a section that says perils. and that's where you should see a list of when's covered and what's not and might open up your eyes and less coverage than you think for floods, rodents, mudslides and earthquakes. let

you can see the gorgeous on mt. tam mall pious. a lot of sunshine and sunshine yesterday, becoming gray and cool tonight. high temperature swings 10 to 15 degrees possible. here is a look at the cloud deck. you can see a few of those really thin clouds out there. they're not going to stop the sunshine whatsoever. once we get the cloud deck back to the coast, it will take an hour or two longer than yesterday. most of us in the upper 50s until we get to the mission at 60. downtown at 63. south san francisco at 64. on the other side of the bay, cloud cover finally leaves us and it leaves nothing extreme behind. as far as what's going on in san mateo, 67. we'll have about 69 in palo alto. look at pacifica and half moon bay, upper 50s at the coast. average afternoon in the north bay with low to mid 70s, santa rosa at 72. pretty much the same thing in the south bay. cupertino 72, gilroy around 77. san jose at 74. our last stop, mid 70s around 73 to 75 degrees for most of us in our inland east bay neighborhoods. look at that, just like th

the new problems this morning for people on hawaii's big island of mt. kilauea keeps erupting. >>> the ruling from a southern california judge that might make you think twice before you grab your coffee this morning. that's coming up at 6:24. you're watching qu"today in the ba bay". make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. (time check ( >>> right now it is 6:14. you wake up and head out the door. a few more clouds and it's a cool start as you get your tuesday started. let's goat to palo alto, 60s at 10:00, nice comfortable day. we do start out cool but it makes up for it for the afternoon hours. the winds will pick up and it will be slightly coole

mt. olive mayor, robert greenbaum. >> students were on a trip with classmates and teachers. several ro reported dead. governor phil murphy. >> some patients are in critical condition and currently undergoing surgery, so please keep everybody in your prayers. >> reporter: officials say 43 victims were taken to area hospitals. >> i hear two boys were severely injured and my best friend was on the bus and i was so scared. >> reporter: the other two were not involved in the crash. >> this is a devastation right now for our community, for the families involved, for east brooke middle school. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news. >>> president trump says planning next month's summit with north korean leader kim jong-un continues despite rounds in the north. the north threatened to scratch the u.s. summit and that it won't be pressured into giving up its nuclear weapons, but mr. trump said yesterday the two sides are discussing meeting logistics as if nothing happened. president trump said if north korea did denuclearize, he would be willing to provide security details to kim jon

just after 5:00, a 3.0 magnitude quake hit south of mt. hamilton about 13 miles southeast of san jose. so far we've heard no reports of any damage. >>> developing at this hour, the first storm making landfall in south florida. alberto is expected to bring heavy rains in parts of the pan handle and alabama. the governors are already declaring the states of emergency. this also turned deadly for our nbc family had western north carolina. two journal the i haves wes the gusts and heavy rains have swamped the southeast. mike mccormick and derrek died when an uprooted tree fell on their news vehicle. they were reporting on the severe weather for our affiliate in south carolina. >>> president trump said he spoke by phone with the japanese prime minister shinzo abe about the upcoming summit with north korea. it is still scheduled for june 12th in singapore. the u.s. officials are meeting directly with the north koreanh agenda. analysts say they are encouraged by the involvement. >>> up next, an urgent request from the fbi. the simple thing you ne

i noticed this morning on the news they are saying it could be as bad as mt. saint helens and trust me that was devastating to our state so i hope that all federal agencies are helping in whatever way they can with hawaii's natural disaster. thank you forne also talking abt the importance of net neutrality. i have come to the floor to the defend the open internet as a pro consumer. we have to build on it because it's worth 7% of our gdp and 6.9 million jobs. that is what the internet economy is. net neutrality that we are fighting for today has four bright lines that help businesses, help consumers and help start internet economy grow. they are dull blog content, don't throttle content, that is still slow it down, don't create page prioritization. that's like saying in a burger king ad if you want the next available you can pay $15. i think they did a pretty good job of showing what would happen if you had every business operate that way and the fourth rule is transparency. make sure that you know exact weight what you're being charged for. the obama era feder

here's a look at the mt.temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 70s in the east bay valleys. more dominant at 4:00 other than at the coast. you can see at 8:00, we got 55 at the coast, and near 60, so it's time to grab a jacket and you'll need it by midnight with temperatures in the low to mid-50s. temperatures in the upper 40s and clear tonight. seasonally cool out there. here's the winds, again, out in the northeast, blowing to the southwest, worst case scenarios, downed trees, best case, leaves blow around. now, we don't have a big fire danger because we're still early in the season and hills are still green, but you notice every day they are getting browner and browner. all right, my accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures climb a lot more tomorrow, and they hold steady for saturday, other than at the coast, and they'll jump up a little bit more, and then you see sunday, dropping the temperatures into the 50s at the coast, 70s for rest of us, and cooling continues monday and tuesday, and by wednesday, there

for us, yeah, came through the north bay, through the eastern sections of mt. hamilton, and in napa, but that's about it. the rest of us just were cloudy this morning. this afternoon, look at this, 69 and 72 in san jose. as you head up the peninsula, mid to upper 60s with redwood city, and some of the warm spots, and coast is warmer today, low 60s there, and mid-60s in downtown and south san francisco, and upper 70s in the north bay, breezy at times up here, the east bay shore, breezy, temperatures in the upper 60s, low 70s, and 72 in herk hercules. a look at breezes over the bay, and further south you are, of the bay bridge, the faster the breezes will be and choppier wae waves will be. the temperatures stay in the 50s at the coast, 60s inland and bay neighborhoods, and 70s at 4:00, back to 60 at 8:00, and grab a jacket at midnight for any reason, low to mid-50s. giants, hottest team in baseball r right now. can they take another from the padres? we'll find out tonight. on the other side, tipoff at 7:30 in oracle, heading into the game at 60, heading out at 56

this afternoon, beautiful blue skies out across mt. diablo, but take a look at these temperatures. this is usually one of our warmest, and we are only at 66 degrees right now concord. we will drop down to 50s by 8:00 and 9:00. mild and cool weather to start off monday. we have a system from nevada producing showers through the sierra. it let us get up to 59. livermore, 68 and 68 in san jose as well. this, again, continuing to move on out, but here comes another system over the next three days. this will continue to keep cool temperatures in place, also some sprinkles right near the bay. as we begin on your tuesday morning forecast, clouds coming on back, a little bit. sun, a possibility of drizzle in the peninsula and 55. also the chance of a few sprinkles and drizzle in san francisco and the north bay. and temperatures in the low 50s. i want to bring you to our future cast. you can see at 7:00 tomorrow morning, it's not widespread rain but right near the coast, a little bit of green to maybe slicken it up on the golden gate and the bay bridge. then once we hit tomorrow afternoon,

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