last week we had beckett, and this week we have you, nowe valley pet company. they opened the pet company at 14151 church street. at the time, they were a new couple who shared a love of animals and an entrepreneurial spirit. they called their shop a mom and mom store, and designed it to be a fun and welcoming small clearly their concept work. the pet company has become a neighborhood institution. it is the go-to place in nowe valley on pet nutrition and training, and trusted referrals from everything from dog walkers to dog psychics. which i'm wondering how that really works. [laughter] >> as we many beloved neighborhood small businesses, it is more than just a place to shop. paula and celia pride themselves on maintaining a workforce that is happy, challenged, and well-compensated. that may explain why some employees have worked at the shop for over a decade. celia has been a long time purveyor of rare books. in 2008 she opened her second small business on the war books on food which celebrated its 10th anniversary with a fantastic celebration just last year.

when i look at nowe valley and i look between diamond and douglas, that's rh1. a lot of things were remodeled up there starting in 2012, 2013, that were under the number. they didn't meet the number at the time. i don't have anything before 2014. it is not published. so know there are $2 million homes up there that are going to be torn down automatically. that happened -- i'm sorry, i keep going back to that one, it was $45,000 over the number on the second appraisal. so if the z.a. is adjusting, and he may be adjusting again very soon, i urge you, even in spite of the demolition ordinance coming, that you really consider adjusting the demo calks. thank you very much. >> thank you. any other public comment. okay, general public comment is now closed. >> two things first, on the historic districts, in s b50, a new district would not have been covered, because it is only districts that were registered with the state prior to 2010. you might want to lobby next year on including all historic districts. the second thing is, i kind of agree with ms. shutis, we've been

rainfall has tapered off in san francisco, but elsewhere it's definitely picked up especially now out into the tri valleyjose, hey look at this one's work and now i hear and see this view second ago you do see those rain job drops on the camera lens there which indicates rainfall recently but your skies have cleared out pretty well now. >>and as personal not so clear just yet, you're looking at some of the east bay showers that have been tracking out further to the east now towards the tri valley that are really starting to die down as they drop out of the foot hills down into the valley itself. this is a rain shadow effect that's going on so the heavier rainfall is definitely remaining. pretty heavy as you're crossing 5.80 on over to hayward is just losing its steam before it gets to you out in the tri valley fremont up to hayward still looking at some light showers is kind of tapering off now and oakland, some moderate showers up there you've actually got the heaviest in the bay right now just south of oakland. sam entails some moderate showers for you in redwood city on the lighter side as you're also

now. instead, this new plan is to build regular rail in the central valley, rail that cannot support a highed train. now both critics and even supporters say this isn't what the public signed up for. >> reporter: under the this latest plan, california's high speed rail authority refocuses on just completing the central valley section from merced to bakersfield. that includes only laying plain rail or regular standard rail track, not high speed rail track on that infrastructure. according to the report to lawmakers, this will serve as a building block for a high speed train eventually, say 2028 or 2030 at the earliest and only then in the central valley and will allow the agency to figure out how to raise more money to build out the rest of the project. >> because they know it's a loser. >> reporter: critics saying this approach goes against the spirit of proposition 1a, the $10 billion bond measure california voters approved back in 2008. >> does that violate prop 1a? >> yes. >> he's already filed several lawsuits to nullify prop 1a. he says this latest move to only operate in the central v

latter part of the week outside right now got 6, 5, degrees in mount new 66 in san jose, a cool 54 in pacifica 54 also in san francisco 60 and lay off 59 in the napa valley and 60 degrees right now in santa rosa. well, here's your pattern you're going to kind of a complex one this week you've got very low pressure spinning down in southern california that was a cut off low that we are tracking all last week finally kicking on shore behind that we're going to see another developing low and that's going to keep things on settle maybe bring some rain drops back the bay area of kind a very similar. what we're seeing from that system right now, but the site it's all about the low clouds and the fog. we'll see a little more sunshine, some warmer weather on the way we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. thank you lord, speaking of that sunshine. a warning tonight about. >>the kind of sunscreen you use on yourself and your kids the dangerous chemicals found and the safe ones you should be using. >>congress looking for new ways to protect kids well surfing the web and give adults the power to go back and delete information we'll explain how it will work. >>

valley with high school degree. they were able to work a 9 to 5 type shift and come home to their families and have really great, great lives.that is all gone nowere is no equivalent to that sort of middle-class in silicon valley. there are no assembly-line jobs in silicon valley anymore. two other people i write about, i think of as a pair, though they wouldn't have thought of themselves as that way. the first one is a guy named mills ramos. niels started at stanford a little office called the office of technology licensing. in this space between when he started that office in 1972 and now, the exact same thing that had in the past earned stanford $3000 namely the licensing of inventions out of stanford today that office has brought in $2 billion to stanford. the office of technology licensing that neil started is the reason that stanford owned a piece of google. it's the reason that stanford owned a piece of the vmware and its reason that stanford owned, along with the university of california, san francisco, the competent vna matin at the heart of the modern biotech industry there. this is what niels did and his path quickly intercepted with

the week, but that may gray is moving on in right now is can said in its thickening up it's going to stretch well on shore tonight, filling the valleys>>so the deck is a pretty high overlooking san francisco right now in the cloud deck will stretch well on shore. now unfortunately an atta and several international airport. the clouds are causing delays 84 minutes there delays because of that fog that is moving in and oakland san jose, no delays at all they're looking good. these temperatures today molly got a lot of great early on some showers out there bring them back down 5 degrees cooler today in the napa valley. 2 degrees cooler. no country who are in san francisco. so we topped out upper 50's in the san francisco that is running below the average 64 in oakland, 69 in san jose 66 in livermore 66 for a high in concord and 61 degrees and said rose all these numbers running cooler than normal for this time of year, but we are going to start to warm things up still a very active afternoon look all the thunderstorms just fired up in the sierra nevada numerous lightning strikes with your around the taller area, a little lightning just

valley. you can see, the garage, practically destroyed. now, investigators still trying to piece together exactly what happened. but here is what we know so far. according to chp, right after midnight. a person reported they had just been carjacked in san leandro. officers quickly found that stolen car, tried to pull over the driver. but when the driver didn't a pursuit. they were soon joined by deputies from the alameda county sheriff's department. now, during the chase, the driver lost control of the car and crashed into the side of this house. on parson's avenue. officers say the driver got out of the car, ran away from the scene. then carjacked another person. and ran from officers once again. >>> for the pursuit portion of this. and looks like it attempted to ram into one of the patrol vehicles. >> the driver eventually crashed that second stolen car into a fence on grove street in castro valley a short time later. that is where officers arrested the driver. we do not know that suspect's name. but we have been told the suspect is a juveni

valley with a high school degree. they were able to work i-95 type shift and come home to the families and have just really make great lies. that is all gone now. that is no equivalent to that sort of middle-class in silicon valley. there are no assembly-line jobs in silicon valley anymore. too much of the people i write about. i think of as a pair though they would wouldn't have thought of themselves that way. the first one is a guy named niels. niels started at stanford office called the office of technology licensing. and in this space between when you started the office in 1972 and now, the exact same thing that had in the past and stanford $3000, namely the licensing of inventions out of stanford, teddy that office is brought in $2 billion to stanford. the office of technology licensing that niels started is a reason that stanford owned a piece of google. it's the reason that stanford owned a piece of vmware, and it's the reason that stanford owned, along with university of california san francisco, the recombinant dna patent that is at the heart of the modern biotech industry. so this is what niels did, and his path liquid intercepted wi

there is the front in the valley. now the hit and miss shower visit. the upper low for this time of year is a powerhouse. i would not be surprised if there are reports of hail and thunderstorm activity and temperatures remaining unseasonably cool today with >>> the u.s. has given extensive family members already in the u.s. a leg up but that could change under the president's new proposal. >> all of this is a very comprehensive plan. it will go before congress, it will have tremendous republican support. we can get enough democrat support to get it passed. >> reporter: so, who would get across the border legally? those with employable skills could be given a higher priority with less emphasis on family or chain migration. >> what it is is laying down a marker for republicans. it will give them a starting point for negotiating with the democrats. if you look at it none of do wi immigrants that came here as children. as we approach an election year neither side may be inclined to take on an issue that has stymied lawmakers for decades. >> there have been

in fremont 64 in dublin 62 in oakland right now cool 56 in san francisco that cisco the sea breeze blowing their 63 in the bottom 64 degrees in the napa valley. all right we've got high pressure now building in that low that brought us couple scattered showers that is now kicking eastward actually spawning a couple tornadoes in the texas area but now as high pressure builds in that fog is really just kind of taken over the atmosphere is kind of stabilizing now but still we're going to see some moisture out there, but it's going to come in the form of drizzle out along the coastline. so toward the beaches again a little bit damp late tonight, early tomorrow morning that fog low cloud cover going to surge back on shore little time on pushing all the way into the central belt. so tomorrow morning, the commute. yeah, a little gray out there early on maybe not as much as today, but still plenty of clouds that appeals back to the coastline. i think it's going camp out there all day long is he lot of sunshine inside the numbers can work out like this you'll see pleasant temperatures inside the bay 60's and 70's going to be common 70's in many of th

. >> you already know about the high cost of living in silicon valley, now high supplies to go with it. why it tops the list of the wealthiest workers in the country. >> kpix news at 6:00 starts now. >> take a look around the bay area. sun and clouds. and now rain. paul with what we can expect. is this going to be as big as the last one? >> the answer is no. we got poured on. more showers moving in tonight and tomorrow. the rain will arrive in the north bay. we will see scattered showers overnight. wet in spots, but it will also be wet in spots for the evening commute. we got a ton of rainfall over the weekend. this is the computer's prediction, about one tenth as much rainfall as over the weekend, contrast that with what

on a formula one now and championship leader valley t. teary excuse me a bottle aswell start the spanish grand prix in pole position after setting a fastest time in saturday's qualifying it will be the 3rd race in a row that has started from the front of the grid and the finn will be joined by his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton who starts in 2nd ferrari sebastian vettel begins in 3rd place as the mercedes 2 old look to continue their earning season dominance. and now to art with a political message the new movie little germans is part cartoon and part documentary it's based on a true story and it explores the way children growing up in far right households are indoctrinated and pass on their extremist views to their children in turn it all stars with the story of a little girl but i don't know what i was saying. tells a just loves to play war with her grandfather she's learned everything she knows from the germans have to be brave american cartoons are enemy propaganda and that foreigners should be dishonest. to start to see. is the ma

now. you can see still scattered bay. but most of the action is in the santa clara valley right now. scatters showers. still the slight chance of isolated thunder and with those stronger showers some hail at times. so for the meantime, good news to cal state east bay. things temporarily dried out now as those commencement ceremonies started out. these showers will be a part of that'vening forecast. tomorrow morning skies start to clear and it will be a chilly start. highs tomorrow in the mid-60s. around san jose, an upward trend of temperatures. no showers for your monday. tuesday, though, that's a different story. another cold area of low pressure dropping down into northern california, so plan on more wind. temperatures coming down with a chance of showers. there is still another chance we may be dealing with hail or thundershowers in your tuesday forecast. wednesday hangs out in california. if you want warm weather, it is out here over the ocean. that's where the ridge of high pressure is. typically that should be over us here in california. just not the case. thursday into friday as we approach th

that rain is and not just rain but some very heavy rain pushing through the southern central valley right now that's lightning seen just west of bakersfield right along the i 5 corridor so definitely one of those days for southern california that is a going to be such a smooth start here in the bay area though we are off to a dry start foggy certainly at times to make your drive into work for this friday, but skies are going to clear out sooner than they did yesterday. we're in for a really pleasant afternoon. tomorrow we continue these nice dry and pleasant conditions. another foggy start but another blue and the clear finished year data look forward to for both saturday tdaytime highs pretty comparable with shoreline where you'd notice. the difference is elsewhere ini mountain view today palo alto at 72 south bay numbers in the upper 70's and san jose santa clara and campbell at 76 or 77 degrees daytime highs in thide nice range of numbers to look forward to on a friday berkeley holding on to the upper 60's well, elsewhere in the east bay, it's either 70's or 80's like in concord pittsburgh

that gusty northwest wind that y they're enjg in the shenandoah valley now, that will be arriving heren the d.c. metro area over the next couple of hours. you'll have no trouble noticing when the wind shift arrives. breezy this afternoon, northwest winds means fallingi

mid-40s to mid-50s in our east bay valleys. 49 in sut valleys. now these temperatures are up to about 11 degrees cooler than yesterday, but we'll get faster sunshine today. so make sure you grab the sunglasses and watch out for some minor fog. right now tracking a little bit near half moon bay and near napa. it's minor. cool to mild if you're taking mass transit. lighter breeze. take a look at the peninsula today at 7:00, 51. we're up in the mid-60s by lunch. topping out around 71 at 3:00. look at that. 50s only until 7:00 in the east bay. one last stop the south bay in the 50s through 9:00. low to mid-70s this afternoon. doesn't get much picture perfect than this day today. we'll bring alexis in. >> hopefully we don't jinx anything. the toll plaza, once you get through we have a two-car collision in lane 11 or 12. it sounds like a bridge crew is on the screen and it doesn't sound too serious. i don't think we have any injuries. hopefully they'll clear that soon. as of right now it is not causing any significant delays. a quick check of mass transit.

toward san francisco with some 80s and upper 80s, maybe even some low 90s in through the inland valleys. now, we're going to monitor a couple of possible mountain showers as the system drops in on thursday for areas of napa, sonoma county, high elevations possibly the sierra thursday into friday. not necessarily worried about the rain becoming widespread for the area. just pleasant warm temperatures to look forward to. back to you. >> looks good. >>> coming up, a favorite show is back. remember "blue's clues"? it's returning. the changes you're going to need a lot of clues to figure out. >>> and happening now, it appears that richie incognito is heading back to the nfl. the former pro bowl offensive lineman who was last playing in 2017 with the buffalo bills signed a one-year deal with the oakland raiders. the 35-year-old made national headlines back in 2013 while with the miami dolphins when he was suspended for reportedly bullying one of his teammates. on the field he went to four pro bowls and missed just nine games in his final seven seasons of the league. well, the raiders finished just

makes i'm just you know you know some plans to cut about get that last week it's taken right now squaw valleyoes stay open all the way to july 7 haven't they will close up after memorial day weekend. but we have plenty of snow to slide on and have a great time. >>how do they stay open july 7th. they do it fire up the machines right with a little help now and then for mother nature. >>there's a lot of snow still in the upper elevations, we're still talking about 8 to 10 foot base at the upper elevation part what this little extra added and it's just going to let us go now is not perfect. it freezes overnight and softens early quick that it is still got skiing team you guys, morning and then either tee it up or go >>to thank you so much and who knows maybe if we get another storm between now july we'll talk again well you know who knows that john scheibel. >>rain and snowfall in the sierra just this weekend guys that's because even though it is dry today tomorrow the rain and the snow returns on track and when to expect it to happen. >>and check out this nasty back up on that minutes i pulled u

carjacking 2 different cars and then right now crashing or not right now at around 01:00am crashing into this home here in castro valley. now apparently the alameda county sheriff's office deputies began chasing the car after reports did the drivers actually possibly armed. now the carjacker didn't have very much luck getting away. i'm going to tell you little bit more about that he is currently in custody. and was actually found by police and again there are reports on him being armed and carjacking 2 different cars and crashing into this home now we are told that the 2 people who live in sight. luckily we're okay we are seeking out more information on them and to more information kind of and how this happened in went down now as i've been out here this morning actually spoke with 2 joggers who came by who said this is when most shocking things that they seem to make its hear them to know that this happened so close to their neighborhood. i was worried about the people inside that. >>it looked like maybe the there's so much damage to it. and there's clearly a lot of damage to the test says unusual for in the middle of

now. meaning the valleys connected to whether i have something to write that i don't want to be a and keeprite and this has been the case with me, a book arrives with its appetites, with its demands on you. and, you know, i really do think your books are your fate because they do form the habits. where is fate taking you then because it is very striking to me that in very different interesting and creative ways, you have reflected deeply in different books on your past, on yourfamily, on different books on your past, on your family, on loss, different books on your past, on yourfamily, on loss, on place. are yourfamily, on loss, on place. are you going somewhere different now or are you still dealing with those themes by drawing on your personal experience? i am the worst person to give you a reading of the work as the writer, him or herself, because it's too close. but i can tell you that after the return, after my third book, i did feel that those three books that i wrote were dealing with a similar subject. they are different from each other but they are thinking about similar ideas. i

right now we have cirrus clouds passing on by in the silicon valley, beautiful afternoon with us, and we did have some 70s in san jose earlier today, but numbers are beginning to drop off. right now, 69 degrees. we'll keep clouds tonight, dropping to the 50s once we hit 10:00. i do see more clouds 54 in the south bay, 55 in the peninsula and 53 in the tri valley. also more 50s and clouds for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. let's get a better look at tomorrow's forecast. as we begin the morning, it's that early overcast with us at 8:00. by 11:00, we'll start to see that clear out, and that's going to set us up with a lot of sunshine. but you'll want to watch out in the south bay. we do have the possibility of a few showers popping up over the higher elevations. as you look off toward the distance tomorrow you could see higher cloud tops and shower activity. but for the rest of the bay area we are expecting dry weather, and it's going to be beautiful yet again. some very comfortable temperatures down here across the south bay. 73 in morgan hill, 75 east san jose, over to

we are coming down to beqaa valley itself now, and there are some formal camps here, but there are over, just where refugees have come and tried to make a home. is it ok for the lebanese? because you have a lot of refugees here. yeah, of course it is ok, no problem. they are your neighbours, i guess, so you have to welcome the men. yeah. and we are very close to the border here. from here it is about 25 minutes. really. yeah, it is now. gosh, gosh. as we get closer to the syrian border, towns become crowded with refugees. lining the streets, desperate for work. i am just a few minutes from the syrian border here, and damascus is just beyond those mountains. this is just beyond those mountains. this isa is just beyond those mountains. this is a little cultural centre, the action for hope cultural centre where kids and young people will come from camps right across the country, every weekend, dylan music. —— to learn music. the music is by professional musicians as musicians as well as by volunteers. most of them refugees themselves. hi, iam bethany. nice to see you! hello hello! thank yo

even colder just because of this stronger on shore flow, this cool sea breeze right now impacting me maybe interior valleys and especially right along the coast in downtown san francisco as well. so storm tracker for right now showing fog bank right up along the coastline and it's going to creep inland during the overnight hours even bringing us some patchy drizzle as well but then we will notice a break in the clouds by around your sunday afternoon with the return of that cloud cover once again by sunday night through monday morning bringing us a slight chance of rain. i'm tracking that and also your full single them forecast for your sunday coming up in just a few minutes she are back to you. >>well thank you so much in the north bay santa rosa man is in custody tonight, accused of holding 2 brothers for ransom after a drug deal gone bad. police say 24 year-old won held the brothers tied up in a home in the 4200 block of sebastopol road. brothers mother told police a man called her about her sons around 4 this morning and demanded money. investigators later learned the suspects and victims had been part

we've got the fog will it right now some drizzle showing up along the coastline is that fog very thick out there once again stretching inside the bay and some of the valley's now too going to be interesting here in the long range though we've had a chance some showers overnight tonight least in the east and the south bay that will continue tomorrow morning. we've got larry low pressure moving all in a southern california under storm just lighting up the sierra nevada this afternoon will do so again your head los angeles we have be prepared for some rain there tomorrow and publish more rain on and off throughout the weekend the chance more thunderstorms. nice weather around the bay area on saturday and in the mother's day 2 is going to be plenty of sunshine but after that watch this. we've got an one storm follows the next and there we go if that all holds together that would be a very impressive storm system rolling into the bay area late on thursday idanay possibly bring some heavy rain unusual to see that late in the season. so here's your 10 attend as we head toward the holiday weekend were to see plenty of sunshine in. that's a very nice temperatures a

along the coastline we're going to see more that that we've got some lightning strikes now coming down the central valley right near stockton, some scattered showers. those cells kind of wandering on through right now so certainly a chance of a few more rain drops into the early part of the evening and y. yeah of a getaway friday temperatures going to be around the 60's and 70's inside of a very nice in the santa clara valleabt 73 degrees in san jose cool on the coastline plan on some patchy fog their numbers only in the 50's looking out over the next couple days we are going to see a cooler weather pattern developing over the weekend in fact the clouds going start to roll in on saturday temperatures dropping off. i think the chance of showers on sunday right now memorial day looks dry. but be prepared. the weather stays on settle possibly what this weekend. all right. thank you lawrence and thank all of you for being with us tonight at 6 we'll see it tonight at 8 o'clock. >>diddy. >>> terror on the streets. car after car, even a bus. >> the citizen takedown that stopped the lunatic. >>> then the dogs fr

valley temperatures now, that's the memorial day weekend forecast you are expecting. it's wednesday. next weekend, 80s in the forecast. a little extra time, let's take you on a seven-day tour. san jose, comfortably in the 80s next weekend. >> look at that shot. wow. >> we should look at mid 80s in some of the warmest spots. the timing not so great. winter-like today. summer coming in the middle part of the week. >> thanks. >>> still to come, what was supposed to be a vacation became something else. a man was killed by a shark in hawaii. what we are learning about the man tonight. california man killn a shark attack. we )ve just learned the man has >>> tragedy strikes in paradise. a california man killed in maui in a shark attack. he has been identified. video right here is video of him being pulled to shore by rescue crews. flowers now sits next to the shark sighted sign placed on the beach where the man was attacked 60 yards offshore saturday. warning signs were placed along the beach. officers were out on jet skis scanning the area to make sure nobody gets in that w

now celebrating amanda's home coming. >> so incredibly grateful to have my girl home. >> abc news, new york. >> a former mill valley resident who now lives in maui and is friends with amanda said she knew she'd make it home safe. saah haynes met amanda and her boyfriend ben on work projects. haynes phase timed with abc 7 news today. >> from the very first day i said this girl is emotionally strong. she's physically strong, spiritually strong. i knew enough about her because ben talked about her incessantly because he was so in love with her. and i, you know, i just knew this is somebody who, if anybody is going to make it, it's going to be amanda. >> haynes said amanda did all the right things, harvesting water from the forest and sourcing food like berries and fruits. she lost 15 pounds while missing. >> in developing news, contract talks are set to resume tomorrow in the new haven unified teacher strike. both sides held a marathon session that ended after midnight this morning. teachers walked off the job last monday. teachers at union city and hayward schools want a 10% raise over the next two years. the district says it

and now you have crashes in the tri-valley. >> effort that. 680, sunol boulevard, sorry, folks. it is showing build. this crash reportedly off on the shoulder. a little distraction. now the build towards highway 84. west 580. the concern i have, a couple of lanes may be blocking that. the traffic is bogging down. in will bog you down. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news in contra costa county, violence breaking nut in richmond. million shootings. >> one near a playground, the other at an apartment complex. pete has been out since 4:00. what kind of information have you been able to get from police? >> i'm jotting down information on my cell phone. we can confirm now there were three overnight shootings in richmond. they appear to be unrelated. they are still working to get more details on suspects and victims. we know it started roughly 10:00 p.m., lasting until 11:30 p.m. this is one of the things that we are showing you some video of the scene we're at right now. you can see in the parking lot, several markings there. that was the third shooting that took place in t

now. there is no -- there's no equivalent to that sort of middle class in silicon valley. there are no assemblyline jobs in silicon valley anymore. two other people i write about, i think of as a pair. they wouldn't have thought of themselves that way. the first one is a guy named neels raymer hsm estarted at stanford an office called the office of technology licensing. in the space between when he started that office in 1978 and now, the exact same thing that had in the past earned stanford $3,000, namely the licensing of inventions out of stanford, today that office has brought in $2 billion. to stanford. the office of technology licensing that he started is the reason stanford owned a piece of google. it's the reason that stanford owned a piece of the m-wares. and it's a reason -- it's the reason that stanford owned a long with the university of california-san francisco the recombinant d.n.a. patent at the heart of the modern biotech industry. this is what he did. his path quickly intersected with that of another troublemaker i write about. who is a guy named bob swanso

now don't believe there's any ongoing. we don't want to jeopardize around. >>severe to say the least chp castro valley now asking anybody who may have seen or who may know anything about the shooting to contact them asap so far this year there have been 7 freeway shootings in the east bay and earlier this year the chp revealed that since november of 2015. there have been 185 freeway shootings in the bear just a staggering number can interesting back to you thank you grant warriors fans breathing a sigh of relief tonight. the team confirmed kevin durant's suffered a mild calf strain in last night's game 5 win against the rockets on offense on could be some worse. >>durant will miss the rest of this series and he'll stay in the bay area for treatment. the team says he'll be reevaluated next week that means duran could return to the court if the warriors advance to the next round. trump forced anchorman spokes with a sports medicine surgeon about the type of injury. the to time finals mvp is dealing with. when kevin, duran grabbed at his calf and started limping with 2 minutes to go in the 3rd quarter. >

degree weather we had yesterday. 65 in washington. 60 at dulles. 61 in esburg. 50s now through most of the shenandoah valleyw along the i-95 corridor toward about columbia, maryland. 57 degrees now. 66 down the road inff stad. your commute for your tuesday, dry roads in, dry roads back. a little breezy at times. the northwest wind will be around 15 to 20 miles per hour for most of the area. today's highs, 75,'s tomorrow high, a comfortable 78 degrees. don't think for t a minutehat it's going to stay comfortable for long. we'll be right back in that summer-like pattern before this week is done. still, an abundance of severe weather today. if you're flying tord some of the major hubs in the midwest, st. louis, kansas city, tulsa, oklahoma city, dallas-fort worth, be on the lookout. there could be significant airline delays today. for us, high pressure is building in. that means we'll be dry, partlys to my sunny. any clouds will be the fair-weather clouds that drift and out. no rain today.cl ar and comfortably cool again by this time tomorrow morning. lmorrow afternoon, most sunny, there will be a gradual incr

valley. a short time later. that is where officers arrested that driver. right nowknow the identity of that suspect. but have been told it is a juvenile. now, as far as the people who live here in this house, it's two elderly women. we saw them as they were coming out with some of their belongings. they're not able to stay here right now. because the house doesn't have any electricity, gas, anything like that. and we asked them, how are you doing? they said they were shaken up. but that they were doing okay. they weren't hurt. and again, suspect is in custody. two carjackings. two pursuits. and police say it was the same driver. live in castro valley, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> i'm anne makovec at the news desk. and we have new video coming from india. a very destructive cyclone has hit the eastern coast. cyclone fanning wind gusts over 125 miles per hour. hitting a densely populated area. three people killed so far. and that number is expected to climb as they assess the damage there. more than 1 million people have been evacuated. back to you. >> and thank you. fi

many more is just a couple of minutes flight to an in scotland four hundred meters above the valley right now it looks stable. if the amount of precipitation increases and indications are it will then we'll have to expect more events of this kind. when we measure the slopes we find that nearly all of them are shifting it's not possible to monitor all of the slopes until or even just those above settled areas. steen. but the geologist do the best that they current they have equipment that measures the direction and distances between reflect is that they've set up on the rock faces in landslide danger zones. once a month they also use a high precision laser scanner when construction begins on a new road a geologist will observe every movement on the slopes above and beyond work cease if need be. so now rudolph is more concerned about the damage from the last rock slide than those that might occur in the future much of his posture is gone since the landslide he set up a protective barrier outside his house it may hold back falling boulders but it also renders his posture useless. actions like th

squaw valley right now, 7 to 10 inches falling in the first storm. we get a break and then it starts again morras paul said. saturday night into sunday we can see upwards of ten inches in some spots at sierra. here is the problem. not all the lifts are open. a lot of the folks are in the process of going home. this is spring time. they were only figuring on a light spring skiing condition. now you have a lot of heavy snow up there and more on the way. take care at lake level. >> looks like the dead of winter. >>> they're finishing clean up nats pa neighborhood after a truck overturned spilling tanks containing what they thought were hazardous materials. the truck rolled over on red wood road near linn drive. it was hauling canisters that contained inert gases. hazmat crews responded as a precaution, all this playing out near a number of homes. officials immediate ligand evaluating the situation. fire crews got there and put the truck back on its wheels. but the canisters still littered the road. a shelter in place was ordered for homes within 300 fee

champion of education, he and his family established the first scholarship endowment now the university of texas rio grande valley. to frances arried hill for 48 years. he has two children and two grandchildren. fred and francis have been highly active in the community throughout the years and blessed to call brownsville home. i thank you for the opportunity to honor frederick william rustererers isberg, making him a role moodle for the citizens of brownsville, and i'm confident he'll guide south texas. i ask my colleagues, family and friends in commending his life of service. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what reason does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. rerned my remarks. -- revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, last friday's economic numbers continue to show that policies championed by the president and republicans are helping the american people succeed. the economy added an incredible 263

the tri-valley getting wet right now as is heyward, oakland and alameda. you can see it was pouring earlier tonight. that is over the central valley and the sierra. scattered showers are exiting and it will be calm overnight tonight. not calm in the sierra. heavy snow expected above 6000 feet. snowfall totals 12 health and 18 inches of new snow. lots of low cloud cover and fog in the wake of the rainfall we had this evening. mid to upper 50s. concord at 58 with cloud cover. redwood city at 54. we will drop to 52 in fairfield. let's talk about good news. look at the pollen count. it is virtually nonexistent because of the rainfall and continuing chances of rain. if you suffer from allergies, great news. think about the fire danger way down as a result. wonderful news. a front moving through tonight. low-pressure area not far behind it. it will pass to the north. the rain chance fires up tomorrow. tonight rain ending by 1:00 in the morning. minimal shower activity for the morning commute. tomorrow afternoon, scattered showers and downpours. rain and tomorrow

now. extending bart into livermore has been dead for a year. tri-valley transit leaders considering an alternative. bob redell live outside the dublin pleasanton bart station. right now the last stop on that line. there is an important meeting planned for later today. >> reporter: correct, marcus. yes, the board of the tri-valley san joaquin regional rail authority will meet today to discuss funding and scheduling for the proposed valley link that would extend service from dublin pleasanton bart behind me into livermore and eventually into the central valley. the valley link rail would be similar to the 10-mile extension of service between pittsburg bay point and antioch. that went into effect last year just north of us. using diesel or electrical multiple trains. except the valley would travel much farther with stops at isabel, greenville and over the altamonte in mountain house, tracy, and some day stockton. new tracks would have to be built on 580 to get through livermore. the rest of the route would be used by existing line that used to be owned by so

60 in livermore so still comfortable in some of the interior valleys but cooled off now as overnight lows. getting a little chilly in some of the valley's i think overnight tonight still clearing things out and well you're going to see some of the clearing and that will give way to some cooler temperatures as we head to the early morning hours. system off the coastline now bring us a few high clouds across our skies we'll see more of those clouds in the coming days that system gets a little bit closer but tonight that low clouds and fog mainly along the coastline in the bay. i think the valley stay, mostly clear except for those high clouds and then mostly sunny and it's going to be warm again tomorrow so beautiful friday, but then the clouds roll in the temperature really a cool down over the weekend. air quality looks great on friday get out there and enjoy it is going to be beautiful sunny day outside and yeah looking good blues scoot out of town with a little bit of a sea breeze so yeah we're getting ready for another a nice friday outside but things will change this

day weather wise showers continuing, but the thunderstorms popping up and down the san joaquin valley right now in the rain continues to fall locally to you see some of those showers showing up around the bay area now some heavier downpours making the way through parts of san jose. so certainly the chance of a few lightning strikes for us too as the weather stays on settled rainfall totals not huge with the storm system but not expected to be over a 3rd of an inch of rain the and or end over a 3rd of an inch also mill valley napa checking in over 10th to tents in the san francisco, almost a quarter of an inch in oakland and 1600's in the san jose. we're not done just yet we've got more showers expected overnight tonight in fact maybe even a couple more thunderstorms going to rotate to the bay area tomorrow morning when you wake up should be mostly dry. and i think we see a lot more sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. but we're not with any rain in the forecast we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>the sharks are not done, but it is do or die time tonight sharks need to beat the blue

valley at 48. we did have an upwards 30. chelseaville briefly at 38. now they are 40 degrees. pope valley is 41.to 42 dough gross. napa at 43. that is really cold for this time of year. i mean, we don't see that. another low will form up pacific northwest and take the turn and dive towards us on the weekend. in the will move in on saturday. we'll go cloudy to mostly cloudy. this does look like it wants to favor the sierra, the northern sacramento valley and mother load and san joaquin valley but we're even in for rain, sunday the best opportunity. into monday, look at some of the totals here. over an inch of rain. redding 2/3rds. sacramento a third. it is close enough where we have to mention it because it is going to be in the ballpark. 60s, 70s on the temperatures. warmer into thursday. we start to see clouds friday. we clouds up on the weekend. rain will make it on sunday, dave. >> all right steve. it is 5:51. the doors don't work right? they are the target against the city. the latest on the woman who said she suffered several injuries after being dragged by a muni rail car. >>> a comedy clu