the flash flood watch isn't until noon today. up to 4 inches before it's all said and done an it won't end untis late th afternoon. temperatures rather remembered.n things yeed to know today. take the umbrella. both hands on the wheel. we will see sunshine again, everyone, but probably until monday at the earliest. as we lking about en will the rain. round after round of rain shower ait of training around noon hours, so swrel rain noov even though it's light. . midnight before we had 100% chance of rain. saat means everyone in the viewing area some rain today. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. not bad at all, so we do i appreciate n weather across the area. more noon and information in a bit. >> i'm mike murray. >> for all the talk of the social democratic parties, there been a fascinating development so far in the 2020 race fo president. >> just think about it. i joe biden leading in the polls right now. >> and several democratic candidates like biden. amy klobuchar and michael bennett are promising health caree inst of a moral.

thesounties will be in effect until noon. for all of us a flod watch until noon.the details and when we get some sunsh in just a few moments. >> police tell us a teenager is recovering aftering shot overnight in northeastd.c. this happened late last night along 45th and douglas street, just blocks away from the dean wood metro station. we're told the boy is conscious andng breathi but right now police are stwarching for o men who may be responsib. this, of course, is a developing sto and we'll post the latest in our nbc washington app.ve >>> also deping this morning, we've learned that a helicopter crash in the chesapeake bay has turned deadly. >> it's so sad.s authorities two bodies were found after a helicopter went in the water near kent island. the coast guard tells us it happened late yesterday the two men had boarded a helicopter that left from tipton airport just outside fort meade. they later found the wreckage in about 55 feet of water. s authoritiesoke about what the weather was like at the time of that crash. >> i think it was just overcast at the time.

. >>> now at noon, state regulators considering pg&e's plan to prevent future wild fires. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. in an unanimous vote, the utilities commission approved pg&e's wild fire mitigation plan, that opdiesagainst cutting power unless it's an absolute emergency. >> reporter: this is just the first step in something senate bill 901 requires the cpuc to do on an annual basis. utility companies like pg&e are required to submit mitigation plans. >> it is not something that is clear and well laid out. there is no example of a perfect plan any place thate >> reporter: a couple of weeks ago, cal fire investigators determined the campfire was caused by transmission fires owned by pg&e. that's why the gas electric company will deenergize them in some circumstances making some people with disabilities concerned. >> deenergizing should be e the absence of power cy has life threatening consequences. >> we need you, the commission, to make decisions that will protect us from these mitigation efforts. >> reporter: as part of pg&e's mitigation plan, the company w

upper 60s with sunshine around our bay and inland neighborhoods by noon. what a great lunch hour to be outside. 74 to 78 at 4:00. a pretty nice evening on the way, also. 65 to 66 degrees. how about the commute? here is alexis. >>> we're starting to look better getting out of tracy, mike. we had some road work that went late, paving work overnight. it was supposed to be done by 4:00. it didn't get done until about 4:32. so checking these speeds, we still have some residual delays all the way up to 58 miles an hour. south of there on 580 you're still stop and go there at best at nine miles an hour. we are hearing we have a new crash around north flynn. i'll keep an eye on that, too. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, we are filling in but so far no metering lights. >>> i want to update you on what's happening at this very minute in colorado. it's a press conference that we're watching here, our team at the live desk from the douglas county sheriff's office. officials there updating the investigation into yesterday's school shooting outside denver th

. >> knew at noon, a utah man is under arrest accused of making online threats to shoot youtube employees. authorities say 35-year-old david swanson admitted to driving to the san bruno headquarters earlier this month with a gun. he was released from jail yesterday after posting bail and he faces charges of making terroristic threats. it comes a year after a woman shot and wounded three people on the youtube campus before taking her own life. >>> and alameda county, thousands of teachers are on strike. for the first time in the school district history. we explain why the contract deal has yet to be reached. storming a parent tells me for the kids who showed up at school, they were kept in the pavilion for hours and actually watched an animated movie instead of going to class, causing some parents to pull students out of school. these teachers say they never wanted to do this, but they feel like the district has left them no choice. >> it is a magical place, and it makes me really sad, as you can see that we have gotten to this low point. >> brenda moreno has taught at james logan high sch

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at noon, a forum on athletes and activism most -- hosted by the atlantic. on c-span three at noon, a look at budget priorities and tax revenue. at 1:30 p.m. the acting deputy secretary of defense talks about the pentagon $750 billion budget request. stacey abrams was the 2018 democratic nominee for georgia governor. a race she lost. this year, she was the speaker at american university in washington. washington. ms. abrams: thank you for having me here. i had more than 20 years to figure out what i wanted to do. until now i had no idea what was going to happen. i didn't imagine many of the outcomes of the last six months. i knew little about the preceding 20 years. that is entirely ok. i certainly thought i knew what was to come. some of you may know from my had a veryi was 18 i bad break up with a very mean boy. he said nasty things about me and how i was not going to find love. because i was too committed to doing other things. i've possibly set inappropriate things back to him. i don't remember that part of the conversation. [laughter] what i remember wa

. >> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon. new at noon, tesla is now facing a wrongful death lawsuit. >> family of the man who died when the tesla crashed into a highway barrier says the company's software is not safe. >>> live in the newsroom with the emotional plea from the widow today. it was 38-year-old, his tesla slammed into a highway barrier in march of last year. >> walter's widow collapsed in tears after recounting the events that led to her family's greatest tragedy, the death of her husband. >> we miss him so much. not just family, friends miss him a lot. >> reporter: in march of last year he was driving his tesla model x when the car slammed into the barrier while the driver assist or autopilot feature was on. people helped pull him out, but he later died from his injuries. according to a preliminary report, federal investigators found the vehicle did not detect the driver's hands on the steering wheel the six seconds before the crash and the tesla's speed went from 62 to 70 miles per hour saying there was no braki

we'll be in the 50s through 7:00 and 60s up until noon. we break free of the clouds around noon. if you're heading out this evening 65 and sunshine at 7:00 and for the south bay a little bit faster with the sunshine. temperature jumps from 63 to about 69 at 1:00 to low 70s this afternoon. again, a very mild and comfortable afternoon. i know you mentioned you had to use the windshield wipers. i did several times this morning. how is the commute going? >> overall we're looking great. it has not been a big issue. mostly green on our traffic maps. solano way on ramp, sounds like a trailer and a cab separated. they are trying to find a tow truck to handle that type of situation. as you can see we're in the green through that area. mass transit looking good, too. no delays yet. ace 1 out of the central valley on time. normal service for vta. >>> from our "gma" family in new york -- >> to all of you in the bay area. happy 70th nbc 7. >> here is to many more good mornings with you. remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or se

at noon, a discussion on athletes and activism. on c-span3, state budgets and tax revenue. at 1:30, the secretary of defense talks about the pentagon's current budget request. watch commencement speech is all we on c-span -- speeches all week on c-span. speakers include president donald trump the u.s. air force academy in colorado springs. california democrat maxine waters at the university of the district of columbia. former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein discovers remarks. back on robert mueller speaking at william and mary. -- listen on free the free c-span radio app. meant, for itsly size, there was so much excitement in you know -- in reno. citiese are not many has. i thinkt reno of the environment is a crucial determinant of our city. >> with the help of our spectrum cable partners, we take you to reno, nevada. years ago, was known divorce.ace to get a then it was to gamble. having tesla come to town and build basically the world's largest factory, that changes the narrative. the story is now about not reno a casino town, but reno as reinventing itself. >> wat

game five sunday at noon.inch a spot in the stanley cup finals. >> knock on wood or something>> we're hoping for that one. >> another thing to be excited about, the warriors head to portland after a big comeback in oracle. >> warriors down 15 1/2 and as much as 17 points. they turned up the heat down the stretch. steph coming up huge. 37. iguadala had a steal to seal the win. making all the difference in the eyes of coach kerr. >> we stole that game. i thought they outplayed us for much of the night. >> but what a comeback. final score 114-111. game three tomorrow night. it's like every other night we're watching the sharks or the warriors. it's just getting exhausting. >> as we look around the bay, the great friday commute, which is what we expect. a tiny bit. speeds down to 50ish. more cars hit the roadway. no surprises out of the altamonte. moving toward the bay bridge, contra costa, brentwood, discovery bay moving nicely for the early commute. walnut creek without any slowing toward the caldecott, the bay

on c-span3 at noon, look at state budget priorities. secretary ofacting defense talks about the pentagon's budget request. special counsel robert mueller made his first public statement on the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. he spoke for 10 minutes at the justice department and did not take questions. mueller: good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. two years ago, the acting attorney general asked me to serve as a special counsel. he created the special counsel's office. the appointment order directed the office to investigate russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. this included investigating any links or coordination between the russian government and individuals associated with the trump campaign. i have not spoken publicly during our investigation. i'm speaking out today because our investigation is complete. the attorney general has made he report on our investigation largely public. we are formally closing the special counsel's office and i'm resigning from the d

. >>> sunday at noon eastern, in depth is live with author and hoover institution senior fellow thomas sowell from the hoover institution on the campus of stanford university. >> from time to time, people complain, you know, that george washington, thomas jefferson condoned slavery. slavery was there for centuries before george washington and thomas jefferson were ever born. neither of them thought the office of the presidency had any powers to do anything about it. lincoln was able to do something about it because he did so not simply as president but as the commander in chief in a war. what he did applied only to people in rebellion against the united states. >> join the interactive conversation with your calls, tweets, and facebook questions watch in depth live with thomas sowell live sunday at noon eastern on book tv. >>> each week american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. next, in the first of a two-part program, we visit the women's memorial near arlington national cemetery to learn about women who served in the u.s. military from the revolution

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and those temperatures at 68 degrees at noon. full microclimate forecast coming up in about five minutes. >>> and a look at your peninsula drive times. van ness to sfo, 12 minutes. 101, sfo, to 92, five minutes. and 101 from 92 to bowers avenue, 20 minutes. >>> and good morning to you. friday finally. futures in the red this morning after president trump tweeted he was in, quote, no rush to settle a trade war with the chinese. he then deleted that tweet. we'll have more in a minute. if you were watching yesterday, i told you about roku, the little company that could. we talked about it before the bell. roku shares rocketed 28% on the open on thursday. all right. uber is on our board for real, pricing stock at $45 a share in its ipo last night, significantly below the range it set for itself. the price values the company $82 billion, far smaller than previous valuations. in account tpa, smaller than late were investors bought in at. it's easy to figure out why. lyft, you remember, went public early this spring. its stocks have fal

the senate coming back at noon today, half an hour from now to work on the disaster relief package and vote on reducing robo calls. until then we will show you senator dick durbin talking yesterday on the senate floor about the infrastructure bill. >> we had a meeting in nancy pelosi's office of democratic congressional leaders in preparation for a meeting with donald trump. three weeks ago nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, the democratic leaders of the house and senate asked for a sitdown with the president in the cabinet room to discuss the infrastructure of the united states of america, the backbone of our economy. a part of america that sadly has been neglected for too many years. donald trump promised in his campaign there would be an infrastructure program. put america to work to build the roads and bridges and airports and i might say broadband and so many other things that need to be done so that the strength of this economy would be there, to entertain new business opportunities, attract new jobs. we had this meeting three weeks ago and it was amazing how good it went. i was sit

rallies are planned in every time zone sat noon. including san francisco and palo alto. we'll have much more on the protest coming up at 5:00 and online on kpix.com. >>> former white house counsel don mcgahn was a no show. he ignored a congressional subpoena and democrats say they will go to court to hear his testimony. jerry nadler says he is not protected by executive privilege. >> when this committee issues a subpoena even to a senior presidential adviser, the witness must show up. our subpoenas are not optional. >> he was a vised by the white house not to testify. he is a critical witness to the committee's investigation about whether president trump obstructed justice. he said the president asked him several times to shut down robert mueller's probe. more democrats are putting pressure on house speaker nancy pelosi to begin impeachment hearings. she is expected to update lawmakers on oversight and investigations. >>> first the tornadoes, now flooding is a major concern after a storm system tore through the southern plains. emergency crews are busy with water rescues

then plan to stay off the app, off the road noon to midnight.ber and lyft users may be waiting longer at curb in san francisco tomorrow. >> ones i'veoing to strike. >> reporter: planning protest a. some lyft drivers unplug too. >> see other people are struggling like they are. we're tired of it. want more people in the movement. >> reporter: uber prepares to go public, could be valued at $90 billion. >> there's money somewhere. >> reporter: uber says it's working to improve the driver experience, more consistent earnings, stronger insurance protections or fully funded four-year degrees for drivers and families. lyft says drivers' earnings have increased last years. customers say they'll manage. >> call a taxi maybe. >> reporter: taxi driver up for drivers. >> if they bring to more real cost, drivers would be happier. >> reporter: san franciscouthor there are thousands of lyft and uber drivers in san francisco every day. at this point it's not clear how many will participate in tomorrow's strike. did reach out to muni to see if plans to add addit

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we are waking up mid-50s, we hit the mid-60s at noon. upper 60s at 4:00. back down into the 50s by 7:00. you don't need the umbrella today. starting tonight, that all changes. here's alexis. >>> good morning, mike. we do have a crash, i should say, a solo collision.collision. it sound like a vehicle somehow went over the center divide. emergency crews are on the scene. they are blocking thewo left s through that stretch. ink we will be okay. hopefully they can clear that. westbound 80. highway 4 to the maze, 16 minutes, 9 across the bay bridge. southbound 101 still in the green in ten minutes. >>> now, a live desk update. >>> two planes collided in midair. here at the live desk, i am following a tragedy in alaska. this morning, investigators will arrive on the site to figure out what went wrong. four people died yesterday. ten people were taken to nearby hospitals and two are still missing right now. the planes were carrying tourists from the royal princess cruise ship. abc 7 news spoke with a cruise passenger who took an air tour earlier that day. >> i, y

noon through 6:00. down to 59 at 8:00. grab a coat.l make it to 60 in the early afternoon hours. otherwise we're in the upper 50s for the better part of today. i hope you enjoy that. got some wet weather sunday. an update on that. is there a commute this morning? >>it's very light. good morning. i think a lot of folks are taking an extra long weekend. san rafael, past the north gate mall. it's looking great. no delays here. a 20-minute ride from novato to. no problems. a look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. we do have some delays here. the left lanes on your screen bumper to bumper. the fastrakers are moving. back towards richmond parkway. it's not too bad. we will take a quick look at this accident blocking the two right lanes west 24 near st. stephens not seeing a lot of slowing here but the tow truck should be there shortly to move them out of there. >> thanks, sue. >>> more boat trams are coming to the streets of san francisco. >> what did you call me? muni will start operating a boat tram next tuesday. it just sounds funny. >>

. >> reporter: uber and lyft drivers will strike at noon today.fortson live at sfo this morning with what travelers and riders should be prepared for. >>> and at the live desk i am tracking new details coming in this morning on the colorado school shooting. we'll take you live to highlands ranch with the investigation. >>> plus, a shocking surprise for one man when a snake lurches from a wall in his home and bites him right in the face. you have to wait for what he says when that happens. >>> okay. >> is it worthy of air? do we have to beep it out? seriously. >> you shall say. >> you'd have to beep me out. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. a beautiful day ahead. >> nothing that startling. let's take a look. we're starting off with may gray. much drier than yesterday morning. a look above t fray. a ton of sunshine. a little patchy fog is possible but so far it's been about as nonexistent as the drizzle has been. bay and inland will be around 74 to 78 at 4:00. a comfortable evening at 7:00. let's say hello

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again the house coming in at noon eastern. house minority leader kevin mccarthy's briefing at 11:30. we'll have it live for you. until then "washington journal." congress f joining us this morning to talk about their newly formed caucus and the role that veterans play. this is representative jimmy panetta, democrat from california and represented of don bacon from nebraska, a republican from that state. both serve as cochairs for the four country caucus. talk about the formation of the caucus. during my -- rep. panetta: during my last term, it got to a point where the only bipartisanship you were seeing was when you would turn on the statesmen be it john mccain, george w. bush or john dingell recently. we wanted to change that. we wanted to make sure that there were members in congress who were not just here to make a point. we are here to make a difference. those are the types of people, those qualities come from veterans, because they understand what it means to get the job done. donng into this congress, and i came together

there's actually a rally that starts here at the headquarters on market street at noon. drivers not only in tears says go but major cities across the country are striking as they're upset with uber saying the company doesn't pay enough and needs to improve on more conditions have a list of demands and they're hoping uber will hear them out. the strike will happen 2 days before uber officially goes public generating billions of dollars for the company that happens on friday tomorrow find out what the price point is for their i p o we reached out to uber twice now last men can you do an on camera interview we want to get your side hear what you're going to do about this but they have declined both times. but they did give us this statement saying drivers are the heart of the company and they will be working with them to improve the experience of are working ferber we put our the full statement on our website kron four dot com. we also spoke to a person who rides uber just like everybody else nearly every single day were twice a day he said this is going to be huge impact.

oakland around 10:00, and san jose, give it until noon. see you with more on the rest of this in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, seven people were shot at a house party an hour northeast of indianapolis. it was early this morning west of ball state university. police say three of the victims are hospitalized in critical condition. three others are still in the hospital, and another was treated and released. there are unconfirmed reports that some of the ball state students are among the wounded. police say the gunfire happened after a confrontation at a party. the local newspaper reports a man was seen in handcuffs, but it's not clear how many shooters were involved. >>> the golden state warriors are now in portland, where this evening they will continue their nba playoff series against l blaz the ofven e le 2 game time tonight at 6:00 p.m., and the kpix sports director dennis o'donnell is there and will be covering the game. >>> now to where the sharks and blues are once again tied in their western conference final seri

look at that, sunshine, 60s starting at 10:00 as we head towards noon, 68.0s during the afternoon hours. 63 at 8:00. kind of chuck him. we are doing a dance to see who is coming over to the desk. you first no you first. you first. either way, it's nice to have you here today. >> thanks, mike. >> thank you. >> a lot of folks are back to work as well. that's where we see quite a few more accidents, a new ron reported in mountain view fear 101. four-car crash reported in the area. it may be off to the gore point or shoulder at this point. northbound 101, we're picking up some slowing near the interchange. also traffic slow as you make your way through the san mateo bridge westbound slow on the right-hand side out of hayward. in fact, another new crash also reported in fremont, southbound 880 at thornton. >> that has already been cleared to the shoulder. check out the slow drive times. westbound across the bay bridge, 24 minutes. there was an earlier crash in the backup. traffic is backed up into the maze, the san mateo bridge also sluggish. that's a 23 minute r

i think you'll see a few more 60s from noon to 4:00 than what you're seeing there. low to mid-70s, brighter and comfy for your noontime. around 70 to 75 at 7:00. great evening on the way.

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the meeting today starts at noon. >>> on ktvu.com you can find an update to list on which police departments are and are not complying with the transparency law. you can see it right now under the web link section. >> a man accused of killing a woman 40 years ago, she was raped and stabbed and strangled in october 1979. the case remained unsolved until 2015 when dna evidence linked dennis eagle to the crime and it was entered into a national data price. he is already serving a sentence for another crime at a

i'm say from noon to 4:00. for the east bay valleys, low- to mid-60s this afternoon.year. this is the least likely area to get rain today. in the south bay, chances of rain and sunshine, temperatures hovering around 60 this afternoon, well below average once again, that's kind of the theme for the holiday weekend. i will first bring alexis in. >> two major problems in the east bay. i want to take you to two traffic alerts. this one has been here for factually an hour. we have four lanes blocked. only that far left lane continues to get by. westbound 80 at university and you can see why, a lot of damage done to the front edge e end of this box truck. we have not heard about the condition of the people inside there. it does sound like at least one other vehicle was involved in this crash. again one lane opened for close to an hour. >> that backup has merged with the typical delays almost all the way back to highway 12. about an hour and 15 minutes. dunbartop will be your best bet today. the metering lights are on at a very typical time today at about 5:20. no one's ther

>>> now at noon, the mother of a man killed by bart police is speaking out about the deadly incident. good afternoon. >> those newly released documents are providing insighted into the shooting of oscar grant inside a bart decade ago. >> they knew from the bang. >> reporter: ten years of a her son's death, wanda johnson, oscar grant's mother revealed what she always knew. according to a crime report from the law firm commissioned by bart, investigators didn't buy his explanation. they said enhanced video showed officer johanes mehserle reaching for the weapon. >> if you look at that, the officer already had seven complaints against him that year and nothing was done tend just goes back to the frustration of there is no accountability for police officers. >> reporter: the report also criticizes a second bart officer, anthony pirone saying he was aggressive throughout the encounter, using the n word. barred said bart haas worked diligently to make sure the officers received the proper training to respond effectively to challenging situations. >> and mehserle served two years in prison f

we first told you about benny's wild adventure right here at noon. >> the wayward dog is back in the arms of its owner. the entire saga began in tennessee several months ago where his owners were stationed on a military base. gabby mcandrew and her husband moved to modesto but one of the movers left the door open and benny ran the internet and finally tracked him down. >> i spent hours, how in the heck did he get there. >> gabby plans to tell her hums band who is currently serving in the middle east. he is expected back home next february. >> if you have a consumer problem email us consumer watch at kpix.com or at 1-888-5-helps-u. we'll be right back. >>> today's tip of the day will be your cucumbers. a lot of produce say the heavier the better. for cucumbers lighter, you know why? less seeds. you hear about the cucumber dripping. that's from the seeds. you can add them to so many dishes or by themselves, or with a salad. selection and storage is important or forget it. when you buy them make sure it home store them in the refrigerator right away. once they get room temperature they

for the most part it is a partly sunny noon hour. as we head to the coast a little partly cloudy sky, even. san francisco covered in gray sky but dry at the moment. the east bay shore light rain is falling. hayward to 880, 580, pleasanton, dublin, crossing the san mateyo bridge and antioch, looks like we have a few scattered showers there. san jose, saratoga and areas of los gatos and highway 101- morgan hill, there is rain falling there. light to moderate rain at this time. here is a look at the sierra. we showed you this at the top of the hour. snow level around 5,000 feet where the winter weather advisory will go all the way to this evening. for folks heading out, be prepared. the snow tires and chains will be needed. 10 to 12 inches at the hire peaks by late tonight. another spring storm moving through the bay area. as far as rainfall amounts for us, we could see another tenth inch or so, maybe a quarter inch before it moves out late tonight to early tomorrow morning. here is a look at future-cast. there is 6:00. a few scattered

quick sunshine will boost us to nearly 66 by noon. 70 this afternoon but you may need a coat by 8:00 with 60 degrees. san francisco will be one of our cooler spots and the clouds will linger longer. by noon, we're mostly sunny and low to mid-50s. it's a big weekend. a lot of pressure on some of us. so we'll take a look at the forecast and see how your mother's day shapes up and happy mother's day early to you. >> thank you. i appreciate that. we have a couple issues to talk about right now so i want to look live at the richmond side of the richmond san rafael bridge. a 20-minute depp lay that has built on 580 and that's due to the emergency e justg that day comtet this point. and itch hcorrec i saidd a crfew minutes ago. it's eastbound. that would explain why we're not seeing much of a backup. it sounds like lane number three is blocked now and i don't think we have any serious injuries. hopefully they'll be able to clear that soon. it's the counter commute direction so that's not causing any major delays. 580 tracy to dublin in the y

50's to start the day morning fog across many areas, mostly sunny skies by the time we work to the noon hour some 50's 60's by that time, look at what our afternoon highs are going to bring us mid 60 still at thcoast which is similar to yesterday 70's hanging on right along the bay shore but our inland areas, those are the ones looking at the big bump in temperatures from the low 70's yesterday to a range of upper 70's and in some cases near 80 degree day time highs today, so a big warm up for some of our areas as compared to yesterday, we'll be looking at some warmer temperatures to come in the forecast too which all get to still ahead robert. >>all right want to check in on the morning commute now and see how traffic is moving out there starting off with a t you're driving to san francisco. so far verr quiet. we've had no reports of any major incidents or trouble spots, leaving downtown oakland working your way into downtown san francisco. and once you make it into san francisco, you're looking really good on the skyway the james let the central freeway to 80. all doing just fine so i

clearing at the coast with low to mid-60s and look at the temperatures climb as we get through the noon hour and into the upper 60s inland and 67 around the bay and by 4:00 that fog makes its way back inland and still mild and by 7:00 that sun setting in an another hour. 8:03 and look for temperatures dropping off into the 60s. it will be a nice afternoon and a look at low clouds and fog and you can see them pushing back by the coast around midday and we'll talk about your weekend coming up. lisa, thank you. >> there's a lot of buzz in the bay area surrounding two presidential candidates. mayor pete buttigieg hosted a fund-raiser and we sat down with kamala harris for an exclusive one-on-one interview. last night forete' fund-raiser were $25 and they sold out. abc news reporter cornel bernard there was as he spoke to the packed crowd. >> please help me welcome the next president of the united states, he called to the stage the democrats needed a good campaign slogan. >> i get it the other side has their thing, lock her up, have a wall. we've got freedom, security and democracy, and i th

they are planning a rally here that was supposed to happen at noon. it has been delayed but it will happen now at 12:30. these are all union members represented from the local 1021, one of several unions in negotiations with the smta right now. the union wants to make sure the incoming director will be sympathetic to working conditions. there are a lot of problems plaguing muni, the director says, one is the quality of the equipment it uses. even new vehicles in the fleet that he and other partners have problems with. here is how he describes it... >> they break down. sometimes the brakes don't work. there are screws falling out of them -- all kinds of things. it is that the quality should be held to a lot higher standards. >> we are negotiating in good faith with the unions because we want to make sure their workplaces are safe and enjoyable while they work and that they have the resources they need to do their jobs directly and in a way that helps and preserves the community. >> reporter: this rally comes following a pretty challenging week-and-a-ha

. >>> new at noon, a bill to provide billions of dollars in federal disaster aid to california hit a roadblock this morning. it would have delivered up to $12 billion to the state after years of devastating wildfires but a texas house republican blocked the bill. he objects because its did not contain president trump's $4.5 become fund request to address what he calls a crisis at the border. >> it's a bill that includes nothing to address the clear national emergency and humanitarian crisis. this is a $19 billion bill that's not paid for when we're wracking up $100 million debt per hour. >>> some breaking news in france. officials said at least eight people are injured in what they suspect was a bomb blast in lyon. president macron described it as an attack. we'll have more as the investigation continues. >>> new at noon today, president trump has notified congress he plans to send 1500 troops to the middle east amid tensions with iran. he said they who have a mostly protective role. >>> british prime minister theresa may is resigning. it comes after the conservative party leader rep

>>> welcome to ktvu fox 2 news here at noon. here is our camera in south bay. we have clouds and a few sunny breaks. but actually, that could lead to instability. if you are not seeing shower activity already, be prepared for the showers to quickly develop. i have been seeing people going for walks and jogs out there this morning and may be surprised by sudden downpours. up in sonoma county, 5 investments of rainfall. guerneville close to 2.5 inches of rain. with are still adding to the totals right now. as we take a closer look at more rainfall totals scattered around the bay area, santa rosa half an inch. same for livermore and san francisco .53 and san jose .38. a big range. this is what you would expect with a winter like storm with the focus up in the north bay. look at the radar coverage here. you can see the showers spinning into portions of the bay area and in the sierra we have kingvale snowfall making a comeback, especially for higher elevations in the squaw valley. showing you this, the satellite and radar. there is coverage right now scattered aroun

again, this is all set to start at noon today. you. >> darcy, thank you. >>> taking a look atur other top stories at 5:35. 49-year-old lee mccartney from pennsylvania faces charges afteu showing at the trump international hotel in d.c. with a gun in his jeep. mccartney didn't threaten anyone, however, sd.c. doe not recognize weapons registrations from other states except under limited conditions. >>> today the house judiciary committee is voting whether to hold william barr in ep contempt of congress. coming up at 5:45, news 4's tracie potts has the storus >>> two scts arrested after they spray painted the surve surveillance cameras inside the 7-eleven on lockwood drive inpr silver sg yesterday. a third suspect was apprehended as he crashed on the outer loop in green belt. >>> today we could meet the newest member of the british family. prince harry sai he may introduce his son to the world by today. we will of course let you know if we hear anything this morning. we'll have more live coverage coming u at 6:15. >>> a protest prote

. >>> inslee will speak in san francisco at noon. he's also scheduled to take part in a town hall meeting at the silicon foundation in mountain view at 4:00 p.m. inslee is called the climate candidate. defeating climate change is his priority. >>> a new plan to save coastal communities along the san francisco bay from rising sea levels and a big challenge getting all of the counties and cities to agree on the same policies. so that's why the san francisco bay shoreline adaptation atlas was created. take a look at your screen. scientists and planners spent two years creating this report to help counties and cities work together. the atlas divides the bay's 400 miles of shoreline into 30 different zones. scientists made recommendations for each zone based on local conditions. >>> a terrifying crash in the north bay. how a car was impaled by a guardrail. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that

. >>> now at noon, emotional testimony in the ghost ship warehouse testimony. it is the first time that witnesses are taking the stand. >>> jackie ward has been in the courtroom for the trial today. and she tells us about the e first witness. se conred a mile filed by the defense to try to prevent a witness from taking the stand. but the judge allowed carol to take the stand. she is the mother of one of the 36 people died in the ghost ship warehouse fire on december 2nd, 2016. the last text that she received from her daughter on that fatal night, read, i'm going to die now. nicolas niko was the second witness that the prosecution called. after the summer of producing music festivals, he cosigned the lease for the warehouse in 2013. he admitted that rvs and campers moved into the warehouse in the coming days even though it was stated it was for theater sets. the he moved out of the ghost ship warehouse after a few weeks of living there and didn't want to be responsible for the $4,500 a month lease. he will continue to testify this afternoon. >> one witness faile

you can see things move like they would during the rush hour except that it is noon. this is a live look out to gilman. this is where the backup is. my suggestion is that you leave early if you have to use the bridge today. >>> here is another look at delays seen from social media. this instagramer user showing lane closures. traffic cones forcing cars over. with caltrans crews in several tow trucks on standby. on snapchat users sharing these videos. crews also working to tow the box truck after flipping it out right. the bay bridge backup forcing commuters onto bart. the agency says it had about 10,000 more commuters than usual heading westbound as of 10 am this morning. in just a couple of hours bart will update us on what to expect tonight. >>> stocks plunging right now. the dow jones down about 355 points. tech is leading the way with investors worried those companies could tear the brunt of worsening trade tensions with china. if the drop continues the market will be on track for its first monthly loss since december. >>> robert mueller's vote for the first time

the senate back in at noon to work on disaster relief package. now to nancy pelosi's weekly press conference. >> as we go into memorial day weekend which is such a beautiful time for us to remember, respect and honor the service and sacrifice of our heroes in uniform and reaffirm our sacred duty to never forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice, the service of our veterans reminds us of our mission to build a future of their sacrifice and we do so under the oath we take to support and defend the constitution and protect the american people. the house past nine bills to support veterans protecting their health benefits and taking action to end the crisis of veteran suicide. we are passing urgently needed 6 for military families facing tax hikes under the gop tax scam. with the kiddie tax republicans took half $1 billion from working in their families and gave it to big corporations and the wealthy. half $1 billion. it is unacceptable that children of our fallen heroes who suffered so much are forced to pay thousands of additional dollars and t

. >>> new at noon fremont police released evidence on officer- involved shootings. the first one in april of last year is one example of the videos uploaded to the department's new transparency portal. it's in an effort to comply with the state law that went into effect in january. it requires police departments to disclose evidence in less shootings. our cameras were also at the scene moments after the shooting. police said they stopped a wanted suspect, nathaniel pros scott. he ran toward a gas station and pointed a firearm. that is when officers fired killing him. for more information, just visit our website, kpix.com. >>> scary moments in santa rosa one person is hurt and severals displaced after a fire tore through an apartment building. it happened at the rosenberg building. the fire started because of a power strip that had several devices attached to it. >>> in alameda county a man is lucky to be alive after crashing into a power pole. crews were cleaning up. police said the driver was arrested on suspicion of d.ui. >>> one of the two students accused of gun

will be a rally taking place here in market street uber headquarters behind me that takes place at noon and that is one drivers will turn off their apps not go to work and they will strike we expecting to be picketing here so we'll bring you the latest as it happens live here in san francisco stairs tons in prague saying sarah. >>we also have some breaking news from overnight, at least one person has been taken to the hospital with burn injuries and 5 others have been displaced now following a fire at an apartment building in downtown santa rosa. this is actually video that was posted by the santa rosa fire department you can see all the emergency equipment on scene while they were battling it. the fire started just before 1 o'clock this morning. so while you were sleeping. it was on the 6th floor of the rosenberg building on mendocino avenue that building was actually built back in the early 1900's, it's a historic landmark. the red cross is there now helping those 5 people who are at this point without a place to live. we have new video of a fire in oakland and take a look at this thi

inland around noon. the bay will be full.look through the afternoon hours and into the early evening, showers start to develoaround very long. they kind of fall apart. any rain we get during the morning hours is going to be mainly from drizzle as you can see. i'll reset the clock at midnight through the morning commute. there is enough you could find slick streets out there. as far as my accuweather forecast goes. look at the big rebound in temperatures friday, and we stay in the mid to upper 80s inland, mid to upper 70s. low 60s at the coast. even warmer tuesday and wednesday. alexis? >>> good morning, mike. overall we're doing okay still this morning. we don't have any major issues to talk about. just looking at a little bit of a residual delay from an earlier issue on westbound 80 could have been a crash, could have been a disabled vehicle. we never did get to the bottom of that. stomach a stop and go less than a mile. after that it opens back up and you're in the green. as of just a moment ago when i walked up here we did