i'm bobby the transition coordinator my territory i coordinator for northern nevada and to bakersfield and the fun part hawaii and guatemala so we have a small territory s

i'm bobby the transition coordinator my territory i coordinator for northern nevada and to bakersfield and the fun part hawaii and guatemala so we have a small territory so when i start out by saying thank you to all the folks here it's a great team effort i say that because i go to a lot of community cares around the country we're lucky we we have a partnership. i don't know if you know that but the va has been in the homeless business since 1987 and san francisco was one of the first sites there was about thirty everything we do in the va is a pilot project so in 1987 we hired folks to see about the vets and in our year we had our first contract of social serves michael and i have been doing this awhile. when we first started to keep track of vets it was 2 hundred and 50 thousand. the number now is down to 57 thousand 8 hundred and 49 in 2013 still way over it should be zero. at the stated in november of 2009 secretary that announced a competitive plan no veteran should remain on the streets. he stated that we needed to work on medical, mental health, substance abuse, jobs and depres

high pressure is over northern nevada. it kept us warm today. keeping us warm tomorrow as well. numbers approach 90 degrees inland, again, for memorial day, but, then, change is coming by on tuesday as this low pressure begins to sink south over the bay area. it will cool things down inland by 10 degrees. that is on tuesday and keep it mild around the bay and close to the shore line. so, one more warm day for the bay area. in the headlines, then looking for things to cool down on tuesday. after that, a normal week ahead. at least in regards to weather. >> forecast highs, daly city, pacificca, 68, pleasant in san mateo. san jose, coming in at 80. 4 degrees before tomorrow and campbell, at 85. smoking, 90 degrees and gilroy, warmer at 92 on monday. memorial day weather in the east bay, memorable. livermore, pleasant. san ramoan. 87 degrees, 87 at walnut creek and concord as l. travis airfield face, 91. north bay is nice. up 85. marin county. the numbers in the 80s for the warm spots, cooler at the shoreline, the sunset district, 62, downtown, 70. extended forecast, looking for ple

. >> gusty winds tonight, high pressure that is over northern nevada keeping it through 35 miles an hour by the airport. low pressure off shore, at bay, one more day. we get warm again for memorial day. after that, the low will sink south. as it does, ushers in milder weather. so, powerful sea breeze is going to kick in by tuesday. meantime, memorial day looks very nice. and, the heartfelt thanks to all of the veterans, everyone who served our country. that is what it is about. >> one more warm day for us. looking for things to cool down on tuesday. then, a nearly normal week ahead. in regards to weather. with the temperatures getting back in the typical range. tomorrow, still a bit warm. 72 at burling game. 74 degrees in san mateo. 84 for san jose and campbell. even at the santa cruz beach and boardwalk, 87 degrees for a high tomorrow. 92 down at gilroy. over in the east bay, 83 degrees, livermore is at 89. 90 degrees at antioch. and, across the strait in the wine country, we will be looking at temperatures in the upper 80 degree range. fairfield, 91. 82 for napa. and, a nice day on the

shore there, around central california, that's why there is high clouds out there, especially in northern nevada. this is not a wet weather pattern when you get a system like this for the most part. most of our computer models keeping you completely dry through the weekend, into the beginning of next week. enjoyable friday. warm in the desert. everybody else is pretty seasonable. that's your national forecast. >>> full details of the weekend forecast coming up. no complaints. >> no complaints. and going to be june. >> i know. that's a little weird. >> in a flash. thank you very much, bill karins. >>> now the future of space travel is here and we'll show it to you next. a watch that could predict a heart attack. and some sage advice to the class of 2014. we're back in two. hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we

rainfall for most of northern california for most of northern nevada will get a very glancing blow, just a few showers tomorrow. if you're out toward antioch, bay point, pittsburg or st. helena and napa, you'll be closest to this low. you carry about a 20% chance of a shower and tiny chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow, but any chance is a chance because we're talking about a high fire threat and lightning could be a problem. we'll watch that tomorrow. by witness low pressure gone, big area of high pressure begins to move in. sunshine comes back. tiny chance of a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow, the best chance in the north bay or east bay tomorrow afternoon or evening before the warmer weather comes back wednesday. another relatively chilly day inland, highs running about 6 degrees below average. redwood city will hit 68. antioch, brentwood, low 70s for you. san francisco a partly sunny 63, breezy, san rafael 70 and a couple showers toward clear lake with a high tomorrow of 72. hello, sunshine, wednesday. hello, 80s starting thursday and friday. we've got a holiday weekend coming up, memo

. >>> there was a dust storm in northern nevada with nowhere near tragic results. the dust came from a dry lake bed and kicked up a thunderstorm. in all that dust, visibility fell to less than a mile in the reno area. >>> and there's some bad news for those with outdoor plans this weekend. >> accuweather's stef davis says more severe weather is in the forecast. good morning, stef. >> thanks, john and diana. we do have the threat for some severe weather for our friday, from the northern to the western half of the lone star state. showers, thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail, mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. now, these storms will be fueled by this tropical moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico. associated with that moisture, we do have an upper-level disturbance that will actually help the arizona wildfires because we'll have increased moisture in the air and humidity and isolated showers. now, it's not going to be a lot. but every little bit does help. john and diana, back to you. >> all right, stef. thank you. >>> overnight, we learned for the s

in most areas rain, wind, hail and flooding but in northern nevada dust. >> it came from a dry the lake mile in the reno area. abc's meteorologist ginger zee has details of some of the other weather problems we will be seeing. >> the entire side of this building has fallen -- >> reporter: tornado in new york just northwest of albany, only hours ago. >> numerous homes destroyed. >> reporter: several damaged home at least one destroyed power lines down and trees snapped. >> we never had a storm like that right in this area. >> reporter: severe storms rocketing across the northeast. the streets of reading, pennsylvania, filling with hail. golf ball-sized hail from wilmington, delaware to pennsylvania. >> all hail just broke loose. >> smashing through the skylight at the berkshire mall. the storm shutting down train service between washington, d.c. and baltimore. the bay bridge in maryland temporarily shut down. >> here it comes, bro. >> reporter: and in denver, tornado warnings. hail peppering streets and the severe threat, unfortunately, stays in pockets with us today. let's look at it. f

nevada. other states, montana, parts of northern idaho, less of a focus.harbinger of things to come. you do not see this intense of a fire season so early in may. and san diego county, of course, has had its share of wildfires. for this county to deal with four fire i fires in one day, a horrendous task. they're starting to pull out and focus on other areas. i can hear the helicopters up above. they're able to get the water on the fire from different front. so far, just one house destroyed here. >> paul, stand by. kristin is on the phone. she fook some dramatic video. i want to play the video you shot and we'll discuss. watch and listen. >> oh, my god! oh, my gosh. oh, [ bleep ]. >> all right, kristin, where were you? the flames are enormous from your car, you can see them up close. tell us where you were and what it felt like? >> i was on el camino real, a popular road in carlsbad. i was driving by to pick something up. it was just kras zi. within five minutes, i saw the smoke. but it was -- it wasn't getting big yet. within five minutes, i was driving by

perhaps bringing some showers to the sierra nevada, extreme northern california for monday and tuesdayor the weekend we still have high pressure, although it's drift to go the east. the sunshine and the higher clouds. this is what we will continue our cool down into monday and tuesday. so extra clouds from sonoma county and points north could see maybe a sprinkle or two. here's a look at the wind profile. once again, from point reyes to half moon bay and even out toward the delta. livermore, the breezy winds out of the west. so that will allow for temperatures to come way down for you and from the valleys yesterday. it was really warm. it will still be warm from sacramento to press no. 89 here. 94 with 105 in palm springs and finally that nice cooling sea breeze for southern california, son taking helping out with the firefighters there. 75 for extreme southwestern california. highs today from 63 half moon by with the wind. 76 in san rafael. low 70s for oakland. san jose should see a high of about 76. you head toward morgan hill, 79. antioch and concord in the low 80s. another look out

the low is on its way to northern came and will go over the sierra nevada tomorrow morning, make a stop in las vegas. hang out there and eject out but that's not until wednesday. the national weather service in las vegas talking about very windy conditions probably even on the desert of southern california for tuesday into wednesday. the higher clouds are gone but here comes the low right there. that's the key. it's kind of dry for us. it is firing up some clouds. areas that are sunny to mostly sunny. might go mostly cloudy. sun and crowds. breezy to windy to cool. would not be surprised to see 35 to 40 overnight. the wind picks up. showers to the north. north bay maybe but then over the sierra overnight into tomorrow. a cooler and breezy forecast. sun and clouds. but the sun is beginning to lose out a little bit here. showers to the north and temperatures as you might imagine they are way down. for clearlake to be 67. that's below. only vacaville. kentfield, 67. san rafael. 65. very low 70s out towards pittsburg, antioch, oakley, brentwood. maybe pleasanton as well but 60s everywhere e

we still have some thunderstorms for southern california parts of nevada and also northern arizona.or us, a ridge of high pressure is building in ever so slowly and as it inches closer to us we'll get a little less cloud cover each morning a little more sunshine and temperatures climbing up a few degrees each day but after a couple of days that's a significant change and by the weekend we'll be well above average. so for tonight clouds and fog spreading inland again. if you were foggy this morning, it's a very good chance you will be foggy once again tomorrow morning and that was about 80% of the bay area. warmer afternoon though. breeze from the ocean. just a light to moderate onshore flow. the weekend will be phenomenal. for some of you judging by the traffic heading toward that tow north on 680 today and out of town on interstate 80 you're already taking off and making it a four-day holiday weekend. these are your highs for friday. campbell 84. los altos 77. fremont 77. vallejo 78 degrees. pleasanton 82. pittsburg 85. cooler near the water daly city 66 foggy tomorrow morning. sau

it's diving into northern california, sierra nevada, to las vegas. southern nevada.'s no doubt about it gonna give us a rather blustery few days. 40s, 50s. there's our low. it's on its way. if it was going east, i wouldn't say it's a big deal. because it's heading into california, that is going to give us maybe some windy conditions tonight and also temperatures staying below average for a few days. sun and clouds. the low might pick up a few showers. i doubt it makes it here. the wind cranks up tonight into tomorrow. temperatures will be very brisk tomorrow morning. cooler, breezy. sun, cloud, showers to the north. don't want you to be surprised or anything. a lot of 60s. a couple of very low 70s. clearlake only 67. napa, 68. san rafael, 65. richmond, 65. low 70s. pittsburg, antioch, brentwood, oakley, maybe pleasanton, eeking out a 70. a couple of low 70s in the santa clara valley over to santa cruz. but upper 60s, saratoga, los gatos. woodside, 50s, 60s. mainly on the coast in the city. parts of the peninsula as well. windy and cool on tuesday with showers up in t

it is the first coin to be auctioned by the northern california couple who found 1,400 coins on their sierra nevadaroperty. the find is will vade -- valued at $10 million. it will go to preserve the historic building on 5th where it was first made. they are auctioning off the prosecute of the coins online and will keep the rest of the money. >> finders keepers so jealous. >> how will it look for you today? it was nice yesterday? a lot of sunshine. you can keep it, too. absolutely. you can turn it into electricity if you want. if you have that capacity. here is live doppler 7 hd, we are under unlimited visibility with haze along the coast but that is about it. we will look at temperatures, 41 inned withside and menlo park and palo alto in the mid-40's and we have low 50's for redwood city and foster stay and san mateo and 53 at san brew -- bruno and santa rosa is breezy so you are at 55 and napa is 48 and san ramon is 48, and fairfield is 49, the cool spots and antioch is the warmest at 61. here is how it looks from sutro tower, the sun is about to break the horizon and when it does, it will stir up

northern california where they get lot of water from sierra nevadas they got no snow this year. melissa: theres were brush clearing and trying to do this to stave this off. is there anything that could be done. >> no. there isn't much that can be done to be honest. only individual can do is clean up brush around your house. that helps tremendously keep the dry shrubbery gone and trees trimmed and off the roosts that helps but on broader scale there is not so much they can do. >> gentlemen, thank you so much. getting tough on general motors. u.s. transportation secretary anthony fox had some pretty damning words on gm's investigation into the faulty ignition switches linked to the deaths of 13 people. take a listen. >> had gm told us then what they told us back in february, things no doubt would have proceeded differently but fact remains, gm did not act and did not pay lert us in a timely manner. what gm did was break the law. melissa: turn to lauren simonetti on floor of new york stock exchange. lauren, how is the stock reacting to that news? >> you know what, that is pretty su

northern california it's a slim chance. this is going into tomorrow. there are snow showers in the forecast for sierra nevada. i'll be back with a look at the accu-weather forecast. >> the next big one here in the bay area may actually be a cluster of powerful earthquakes. researchers say it's likely we'll experience mid sized earthquakes rather than a giant quake. reporting it's based on historical records showing clusters shook the bay area. >> clean up crews picked up 17 tons of garbage at beta breakers race yesterday. department of public works cleared away 11 tons of it. rec and park picked up another six. a busy day for police and many aroasts among them, a nearly naked guy who hopped a fence to taunt the bison. a witness posted this video online. he was cited for disturbing animals. a bay area man authorities say instigated a team. >> does serial job hopping hurt your career? >> and proving them wrong why a woman told she'd never get into college becomes the top graduate. >> and super size theed super cell. >>> a developing story now in thigh ln. the army there just declared marshal law the country has

northern san jose also into fremont. in the meantime we have that system that's swinging across from the sierra nevada bringing in some snow to the high country. what a beautiful sight. they had some snow developing there early on. they could see two to five inches of snow above 7,000 feet. it is amazing we are going to go for some more wintry weather to maybe some hot summer weather coming our way. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. frank, back to you. >> sounds good. thanks. >>> a sudden shutdown of a south bay college, students and teachers kicked out of the building right in the middle of class. brieman college in san jose closed by eviction notice yesterday students left wondering about the class and the thousands of dollars who paid tuition. the for-profit education company provides medical training to students. the other bay area campuses are in hayward and san francisco. they remain open. >>> some other bay area news now. sonoma county mother is due in court thursday on felony child abuse charges. delia garcia-bratcher is accused of grabbing a 12-year- old boy at the neck at santa rosa' olivet elemen

nevada. notice california drying out pretty soon here. but as we go up 80, all the way to areas of northern utah, we do have some areas of rain and mountain snow at the highest of elevations. tuesday forecast, storm pulls away, we are a little cooler in many areas of the west. but we are looking at a dry forecast in the northwest, much of california too. we'll watch that storm system causing some problems there. salt lake city and wyoming with showers and storms. that's your national forecast. >>> we'll talk about the extended forecast and hopefully we'll smooth things out. >> all right. >> little warm but not too much warm. >> all right, thank you. >>> coming up, coca-cola and pepsico make moves to get rid of a flame retardant in drinks. we'll tell you about that. >>> google takes on amazon in a same day delivery wars. details from cnbc are just ahead. >>> welcome back, everybody. ukraine is sending forces to the southern port of odessa to keep it from being lost to russia. at least 46 people have been killed since last friday when clashes broke out with pro russian forces. >>> meanwhile,

northern california couple found in their backyard. some of those coins are on display this weekend in grass valley at the nevada county fairgrounds. there are guards on hand in case someone gets any ideas. the collection has 1400 gold coins many of them in mint condition. they are expected to fetch $10 million when they're auctioned. >>> russian president vladimir putin visited crimea. he celebrated russia's victory day holiday in crimea. the visit is called inappropriate by many. it's to celebrate the victory over germany in world war ii. putin says russia is stronger with crimea. he made no mention. crisis in ukraine. >>> a woman in florida just might get the award for worst neighbor ever. she had her neighbor's house bulldozed just because she didn't like it. police say 62-year-old anna told the heavy equipment operator the mobile home was hers and she wanted it and the septic tank destroyed. the real owners came home to the demolition in progress. now, police say she thought her names were unsavory and she said she suspected they broke into her car. >>> "beetlejuice" is the inspiration behind a new way to fend off atm thieves.

of how desperate the situation is, the southern nevada water authority has even considered a $15 billion pipeline project to move water from the northern part of the state down south. >> melissa chan reporting. >>> conditions are no better in neighboring california. one of the most severe droughts in state history is threatening crops, and while water reads are at all time lows, jennifer is here to explain. jennifer. >> well, john, the severe and prolonged drought is threatening the state's drinking water. one-third comes from snow mental, and there's precious little snow in the mountains from the winter. it's one thing to talk about how little snow there is, and it's another thing to see it. and we have aerial images that tell the story of a long, dry winter up in the sierra nevada mountains in california. this video was shot absolutely for aljazeera america. we placed a camera above an aircraft that is taking surveys of the snowpack. it's in corporation betwee, andy are trying to get far more accurate reads. they fly 20,000 feet over the sierra nevada, and they can pinpoint the snowpack, which will turn into snow melt with precision,

nevada seeing some of these fire conditions. across the country in general, a little bit more of a disturbed pattern to the northern tier of the country, so some very spotty moisture, not a lot of moisture out here. not until we get into the day tomorrow that we have better chances for thunderstorm, but the yellow is a slight risk for strong storms and this shifts into the day on thursday. we could finally see some rain relief, but it could be very hit and miss and come with the risk for severe weather, so it's a trade-off. >> going into dark places is dangerous for police. a growing number of officers are now armed with military style guns that have the flashlights attached. after a string of accidental shootings, the safety of that gun accessory is now called into question. some democrats have already band them. >> just like an officer's weapon, the gun mount on a flashlight can light up a suspect or crime scene. democrats all over the country are using them sometimes with serious unintended consequences. >> we've had accidental discharges. >> officers have been involved in three. one woman left slightly wounded. in dallas in 2010,