he his wife and their young daughter live in orinda. is a real member of the community. >> in orinda there is one resident everyone is buzzing about. >> he is the talk of the town? >> of course. >> wn he leaves he comes home, he's more than a name. he's a neighbor. he autographed a gift certificate. here, the family shops with their adorable daughter, riley who stole the spotlight the other night. >> came in the day after. the kids were freaking out. >> we hear grown ups runni into them are cool. curry likes his pizza without paparazzi. >>hat is why they feel at home. they'reble to come in and not ge bugged for autographs >> people are used to seeing the clan. his wife gets pampering at this salon. and this fan took a picture of his brotherith steph's mom and dad. >> really nice people. >> other customers pointed out the point guard now, a special treat couldake it into the menu. >> maybe like blue berry was lemon, maybe? some blue some gold. >> make mine with a dash of curry. >> assuming the warrers win tonight sh we're hoping they'll

he his wife and their young daughter live in orinda. he is a real member of the community. >> in orinda there is one resident everyone is buzzing about. >> he is the talk of the town? >> of course. >> when he leaves he comes home, he's more than a name. he's a neighbor. he autographed a gift certificate. here, the family shops with their adorable daughter, riley who stole the spotlight the other night. >> came in the day after. the kids were freaking out. >> we hear grown ups running into them are cool. curry likes his pizza without paparazzi. >> that is why they feel at home. they're able to come in and not get bugged for autographs >> people are used to seeing the clan. his wife gets pampering at this salon. and this fan took a picture of his brother with steph's mom and dad. >> really nice people. >> other customers pointed out the point guard now, a special treat could make it into the menu. >> maybe like blue berry was lemon, maybe? some blue some gold. >> make mine with a dash of curry. >> assuming the warrers win tonight sh we're

after being drafted he lives in oakland and san francisco, but he and his family also live in orinda. community of orinda, there is one resident everyone is buzzing about. >> is he the talk of the town? >> of course. everybody is talking about him. >> when steph curry leaves oracle arena he comes home where he's more than a name, he's a neighbor. >> he was here two weeks ago and he signed something for us. >> at the sweet dreams toy store seth autographed a gift certificate. it's here the family shops with adorable daughter reilly, who stole the spotlight. >> actually came in the day after and all the kids in here were freaking out. >> we hear most of the grown-ups who run into the curry family are cool. >> he will walk through this area. >> according to the owner of the restaurant table 24, curry likes his pizza without the paparizzi. >> i think that's why he likes it because they can come here and not get bugged and things like that. >> people here are used to seeing the entire curry clan. this warrior fan took a picture of seth's brother with seth's mom and dad. >> really nice. rea

supporters cheered him in orinda last night. he will replace mark desaulnier who was elected to congress. glazer will have to run again next year when his seat comes up for re-election. one big issue in the campaign, glazer's call for an end to all bart transit workers' right to strike. labor unions were backing bonilla. >>> a proposed water deal could become a model for farmers throughout the state who are facing tough water restrictions. farmers near sacramento are offering to cut their water use by 25%. they hope to avoid more cuts in the future as the drought continues. under the proposed deal, farmers would take less water for irrigation or leave a quarter of their crops unplanted. farmers are meeting with state official later today. >>> 4:33. a full check of weather now with roberta. and the song remains the same? >> it is. but yesterday we had and the mystic news. we had the climate -- we had some optimistic news. we had the climate center telling us we have a 90% chance of a rainy summer. i'm cautiously optimistic. we sa

now he lives in orinda wheree is a real member of the community. >> really is.bc 7 news reporter caroly tile were that story. >> in the small tight knit community of orinda, there is one resident everybody is talking about. is he the talk of the town? >> of course. >> when steph curry leaves oracle arena he comes home where he is more than aname. he is a neighbor. >> he was here tw weeks ago and signed something for us. >> at the sweet dreams toy store, he autographed a gift certificate. it's here that the family shops with adorable daughter riley, who stole the spotlight the other night. >> actually came in the day after. and all the kids in here were freaking out. >> but we hear most of the grownups who run into the curries are cool. >> we'll walk through this area. >> according to michael carp owner of the restaurant table 24 curry likes his pizza without the paparazzi. >> i think that's why the feel at home. because they're able to comin and not get bugged for autographsnd things like that. >> in this town square people are used to seeing the entire curry cl

we have the story. >> in the small, tight-knit community of orinda, there is one resident everyone isis talking about him. >> when seth curry leaves oracle arena, he comes home where he's more than a name, he's a neighbor. >> he was here two weeks ago and he signed something for us. >> at the sweet dreams toy store seth autographed a gift certificate. it's here that the family shops with adorable daughter reilly, who stole the spotlight. >> actually came in the day after and all the kids in here were freaking out. >> we hear most of the grown-ups who run into the curry family are cool. >> he will walk through this area. >> according to michael carp the owner of this restaurant "table 24," curry likes his pizza without the paparizzi. >> i think that's why he likes it because they can come here and not get bugged for autographs and things like that. >> people here are used to seeing the entire curry clan. this warrior fan took a picture of seth's brother with seth's mom and dad. >> really nice. really nice people. >> one person admitted he wasn't sure who was buying his cupcakes until o

. >>> orinda mayor steve glazer is now a state senator-elect. he won a special runoff election last night in district 7 which includes parts of alameda and contra costa counties. he defeated democrat assemblywoman susan bonilla by 9%. >>> the annual nfl owners meeting wraps up today and the future of the raiders hangs in the balance. >> carson is a crime! >> raiders fans rallied outside the meeting yesterday. they want to keep the team in oakland. but a land deal with the chargers means the bay area team is one step closer to building a new stadium near los angeles. the owner of the raiders says he doesn't want to leave oakland. >> how many times can i tell you that we're trying to stay in oakland? how many times can i tell you that? >> well, he said it a lot. the move could take place in 2016. >>> it is 6:09. more than 100 million radioshack customers may have their personal information sold to the highest bidder. the loophole that could make that pop. >> reporter: i'm kiet do. we're live in san jose where uber and lyft drivers are spilling the

. >>> orinda mayor steve glazer beat bonilla. glazer has 54% of the vote while bonilla has 35%. bonilla is a former t-shirt. glazer will fill the district 7 seat. and glazer will have to run for reelection next year. on his facebook page steve glazer wrote and i'm quoting one new state senator can't change california on its own but i will work with my colleagues. >>> some members of the oakland city council accused their own board of going too far. the controversy stems from a may 5th city council meeting when a group of people protesting the construction of an apartment tower stormed the city council desk. city hall security guards have since started asking people to sign their names when they come into the building to attend city council meetings. couple of people asked whether these tough new security measures violated a state law that governs public meetings. >>> it's been exciting. after mounting a 16 point second all righter heed. mvp steph curry led the way 34 points in that 110-106 victory over the houston rockets. 11 of his points came in the final six minutes of the ga

. >> in the small tight-knit community of orinda, there is one resident everyone is buzzing about. >>es oracle arena he comes home where he's more than a name he's a neighbor. >> he was here two weeks ago and he signed something for us. >> at the sweet dreams toy score he autographed a gift certificate. it's here the family shops with adorable daughter reilly who stole the spot light. >> actually came in the day after and all the kids in here were freaking out. >> we hear most of the grown ups who run into the curries are cool. >> he will walk through this area. >> according to the owner of the restaurant, table 24, he likes his pizza without the paparizzi. >> i think that's why he likes it because they can come here and not get bugged and things like that. >> they can see the entire curry clan. and warriors fan took a picture of his brother with seth's mom and dad. >> really nice. really night people. >> one person admitted he wasn't sure who was buying his cupcakes until other customers pointed out the point guard. now a special treat could make it to the menu. >> maybe like the blu

against political consultant and orinda mayor steve glazer. both are democrats.ng described as a high- stakes match between organized labor supporting bonilla. and big business supporting glazer. both candidates are angling to be seen as moderates. over the past eight months and water temperatures along the equator have been either of normal--higher as.el nino. during an el nino year. the system tends to bring large amounts of rain to california and other places across the south-west. this could be good news for the severe drought occuring here in but meterologists are concerned. that the possible rain. will not solve the state's water problems. >>:it may not erase the deficit we have for rain levels but it could help >> pam :forecasters are very confident that this year's el nino will continue for a long time and help us out the route it looks like the el nino may not actually be that strong but we need to wait until the models become more accurate. overnight we are expecting cloudy conditions but it should be breezy tomorrow a very similar weather pattern in pl

and 63 is the current temperature in orinda.in orinda but because you are the first area that spills over with the onshore flow, you can be sunny but still quite chilly and bill moon reports in 63 with sunshine in that west wind which has been there for 21 straight days. traffic is lessening a bit coming into the city. a lot of 60s. san jose 63. san bruno 60. the lower to mid-60s for oakland and livermore and san francisco. santa rosa the outlier at 70. look at all the thunderstorms in the sierra. up toward mount shasta to our north just north of clearlake some showers there. unstable air in the higher elevations. maybe you're heading into san francisco for the carnaval in the mission district this weekend. it will be partly cloudy and milder perhaps the mid-60s in the afternoon. if you are traveling up toward tahoe watch out for thunderstorms tomorrow. 58 degrees it was drier in january than it has been so far this may. yosemite just did a story there. some thunderstorms possible in the afternoon tomorrow. 67 degrees. redding t

assemblywoman susan bonilla of concord and mayor steve glazer of orinda. they have been waging a better expensive campaign. -- a bitter expensive campaign. outside groups have spent about $7 million on the race in just past two months. the chamber of commerce sabo nia is too close to organized labor. but owe -- say that bonilla is too close to organized labor but opponents say glazer is opposed to unions. >>> a mayor's salary would go up from $125,000 a year. for the ten councilmembers they would get a boost of some 13.6% in san jose from $81,000 to $92,000 a year. >>> time now 6:09. one bay area city appears poised to adopt tough tobacco restrictions. >> reporter: i'm lisa chan live at the hall of justice a place you don't want to be during an earthquake. coming up we'll tell you why the state is calling this courthouse and many others a category 5 building. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody, we have rain back in the forecast. i'll pinpoint which days you can expect it. >> and right now, as you can see, everything looks great if y

current assembly woman is running against the orinda mayor glazer in alameda county and parts of contra costa. glazer wants to prevent bart from going on strike. >> the warriors will do something they have not done in 39 years: play in the western conference finals facing the houston rockets. our reporter, amy hollyfield, joins. a lot of blue and gold on the streets. >> hope you like blue and gold. it is everywhere. look at the dix sporting goods store. the windows are covered in blue and gold. it is not just on buildings but people are wearing the colors. the inside of the oracle arena is covered in warriors gold ready for the first game. outside the arena, fans are flying the colors. >> i woke up at 4:00 this morning happy about the day. >> some fans get a foam hand people are still buying the merchandise with sales up 65 percent compared to the regular playoff. dix had to restock the store with a new shipment and it is selling. matt popped in this morning to have something to wear to the game tonight. >> we will experience something very few people have experienced in the area game o

when you get on to highway 24 to lafayette and orinda you are at top speed through the caldecott tunnel, and before castro valley, tracy to dublin 580, 25 minutes. highway 4 antioch to concord is 14 minutes and san rafael to san francisco is 19 minute commute. >> 4:39. the terrorism into san francisco from the north bay could be a challenge at the end of the month. the doyle drive replacement will be finished but for complete the project the roadway to the golden gate bridge will close from 10:00 p.m. thursday may 28 to monday june 1st at 5:00 a.m. the weekend after memorial day weekend. lane changes need to be configured and connect the foot way to the parkway. >> cool in the face of danger a girl would want face-to-face with an intruder and helped police nab him. >> a move to give the bay area more pedal power. stay tuned. >>> covering novato, oakland sunnyvale and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >>> welcome back. 4:42. a bicyclist is in the hospital with life threatening injuries after a chain reaction crash in san francisco. a car and a taxi collided at 6th and folsom and then a

. >> orinda mayor defeated president bonilla after glazer received 54.6 percent of the vote all precinctsorting and bonilla got 45.4 percent. more than 11,000 voters took part in the election and the senate seat was vacated after a congressional win. >> richmond residents call on chevron to stop using money to influence elections. residents will deliver a petition with over 100,000 signatures to city hall on the money to to get money out of politic >> short shops and crop tops are banned at a high feel this code is sexist. >> girls walk and in a tank top i am sent to the office. >> the senior would never wear what she has on during school hours with cloths should conceal undergarments and off the shoulder or low s and curts or shorts shorter than reasonable length are prohibited. firms are fed up and now a sophomore has launched a petition. >> i want to be respected regardless of what i am wearing. i don't think my bra strap should determine how someone treats me. >> our reporter was told it applies to boys. for example, those with underwear exposed with pants hanging, but many in the com

the two candidates both democrats assemblywoman susan bonilla of concord and mayor steve glazer of orinda. they have been waging a bitter expensive runoff campaign. outside groups have spent about $7 million on the race in just the past two months. chamber of commerce says bonilla is too close to organized labor but opponents say he poses a threat to unions. >>> people in dublin are doing a good job saving water and the city says keep it up. they are holding a public meeting tonight to talk about ways residents can continue to cut back. ideas include keeping the emergency drought regulations in place through february of next year. and offering more incentives for those residents who are saving. >>> the san jose city council will vote this month on giving themselves and the mayor a pay raise. here's the proposal. for the mayor, his salary would go up 9.7% from $114,000 to $125,000 a year. for the 10 councilmembers, they would get a boost of 13.6%, from $81,000 to $92,000 a year. >>> more controversy surrounding hillary clinton and her use of private emails. her republican opponents say she

you can see a bunch of slow traffic here getting up to orinda. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic here is moving along okay. no major problems driving through as you make -- as you make your way through. this is a look at 280 in san jose and all of the rest of it. you can see that traffic is going to be superbusy. think 280 is the slowest. i'm wondering if we have a computer cam available. it may not be available. we'll get it to you next time. let's go to rosemary. >> good morning. >> kind of standing by waiting for me. >> waiting for you to be finishnd. >>> we have clouds, but beginning to see a few breaks in the clouds especially if you go inland and up over the east bay hills. you can see the clouds drifting on by. isn't that a beautiful view? we have 50s in the forecast, at least outside the door at your moment as we get into the sakd half slightly warmer weather on the way for your wednesday afternoon. 51 degrees right now in santa rosa. 53 san francisco. oakland, 57, livermore, san jose. you are checking in at

. >> noah passed a riggous audition allowing him to travel from orinda to perform at the school of the arts in san francisco. >> it is three four, five hours a day with the most highly trained artists in the business. >> out of district students are not admitted into the school that focuses on dance music and theater. proponents say what started as a way to bring next exceptional talented student turned into a process without oversight or transparency. >> we want to encourage our premiere school of the arts to make sure it is benefiting san francisco. >> opponents of the ban say limiting admissions dilute the pool of talent. >> you will cripple my program because there are not enough kids in the city that have interest or enough for me to fit them in. >> students accept in the spring are admitted and after that, the school of the arts will only be for students would live in the district. >> the oakland police department is looking for a few good men and women, friday is the deadline to apply for the oakland recruit academy. they launched a social media police hoping to find new recruit

you can see it's drying up rapidly in orinda. we have cloud cover in san jose as we look towards levi's stadium. we'll keep an eye on the possibility of any kind of airport delays. numbers are in the 50s. winds are relatively calm. we have an area of low pressure winding up off the coast and with the precipitation counter clockwise around that core of the center of the area of low pressure, we'll see just some bands of light rain showers on the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm then this area of low pressure goes southeast and that will be out of here by friday. then we have to remember that we have another area of low pressure upstream that promises to bring us at least a good chance of rain monday. futurecast, look at the precipitation in the area at lunchtime. primarily around the tri-valley lifting up in a northeast fashion. hopefully these computer models are a little off. 71 degrees at the state capital. we are talking about 6" of snow in the highest elevations. we'll check with liz to see if there are chain requireme

reporter: we waited another 20 minutes with james as he waited for his friend mark to come in from orinda. >> what's the time? oh, yeah, 1:20. that's pretty bad. >> i'm from england. public transport in england is good. san francisco is behind the times i think. >> reporter: a day full of late arrivals leaving commuters searching for other options. you have to deal with this on the way back, too? >> i'm sure. maybe i can get a friend to pick me up. >> reporter: you could ask a friend of you could call for an uber. but if you do, you would be facing surge pricing. i just checked in the last 10 minutes. and you would pay 1 1/2 times what you would normally pay for uber. that's the demand. live in san francisco at the montgomery street bart station, i'm ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> now let's take a ok at the transbay terminal in san francisco. we set this camera out one of our employees on her commute home to oakland. at least 50 people waiting in line right now to get on an ac transit bus. muni and ac transit honoring bart tickets by the way. we'll continue to follow the story bring you updates

with a broken fence finishing with 10 points and seven assists now is back to oakland game five or orindan friday and then game 7 agnes there is a metaphor or random and eastern a couple who uses 26 gal. of water per day is being asked to cut back as the drought continues how all the mass could serve so much water in the first place. will fall on the latest on the nepal more 40 people are dead another massive earthquake hitting today will show you video of the moment a stroke. >>darya: the massive quake that just hit nepal today another one as a magnitude 7.3 near the mount everest base camp 42 people are dead injured and now well above 1000 people this earthquake comes three weeks after the other huge one that brought the same area and killed so many people that when killed 8000 or more people of magnitude 7.8 earthquake another quake in the same spot and we've also had a number of after shocks. >>michelle apon: tech look this is actually happening during a session in nepal parliament and shaking as someone was directing the room the camera shaking as well people running out from the roo

a couple show up in orin -- orinda. fog here in pleasant hill. i see a hint of sun out to the east. farther east there's sun. but there is a lot of fog. it will be with us today, and tomorrow. and then it will be cool inland. 40s and 50s on the temps. the breeze has kept things rolling right hey -- right along. travis, gusts to 33, 35. napa west, concord west. sfo is west. hayward is west. water temps came down. let's hope they stay cold. it's been warm way too long. a little bit of mist drizzle. one more system coming in and that will play into the weather. it's a big fog bank and a cold pattern for some. it will be sunny inland but cooler for everybody. even up to lake county, vacaville and out to antioch, 50s, 60s and a few mid-70s. we had one issue earlier and i think you said one more. how are things now. >>> things are okay. we don't have a lot of major incidents. we have one thing i want to tell you about. we'll take a look at the 580 commute. we had an earlier accident and traffic is going to be slow through livermore. but things have cleared up. we also have a crash on west

westbound 24 looks good through lafayette and orinda. this whole drive is taking 50 minutes. i will show you where it's really slow. but also on 680 as you drive away from pleasanton and head down toward the sunol grade you will see a lot of slow traffic there. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> all right sal we do have another cool monday and another cool week on tap. temperatures remaining well below normal coast, bay and inland. these are the normal highs. today 59, 63, 68, and 66 way below normal. this is from glen. he says a cool start at 52 over cast inland on the east side of mt. diablo. going north expect cool temps. i would agree with that. it will remain on the cool side. a lot of cloud cover and pretty cool thunderstorms. i would not be surprised if something similar happens today. a lot of mostly cloud eyes here. 40s and 50s on your temps. it's mainly an on shore breeze. 50s on the temps. they have come up a little bit. we will keep an eye on that. the cool temps have played into our cool may pattern. stronger system due on wednesday, thursday and that al

night actually recorded some rainfall in the buckets of san francisco. .06, . .06 of an inch. .05 in orindaere's a chance for more drizzle between now and tomorrow morning as well. as this pattern continues. this sort of unsettled pattern that has lots of fog, lots of wind and below average temperatures. it continues what we saw today. more sunshine, slightly warmer but the same idea. lots of cloud cover when we look at tomorrow. we'll talk about this after the break. temperatures for the holiday weekend are going to be changing around. sfo always a good indicator. it has a lot of wind in them so that lets you know they're pulling out of here. the cloud cover, low clouds and fog. just like in the morning and yesterday. the yellows and oranges are all east of the area. tomorrow's forecast just like today. maybe a little warmer because i think we're going to see a little sunshine tomorrow just by virtue of that. we're going to see a little warmer a little higher daytime highs. 63 in san francisco tomorrow. cloudy, drizzle as you get going tomorrow just like today. but as we move into the bay

you're alsomayor of orinda.at is it that you hope to accomplish in sacramento and get along with the party that you're openly criticizing the members for. >> we come in without party labels. there's not a republican or democratic pothole. we need more of that in state government is people that are going to represent the communities where they come from, not the political parties, not the powerful interest. so iam bringing in a new approach to what i think good governing should be about in sacramento. but that's the essence of my candidacy is trying to find a level of balance, cooperation and consensus building and that would make our politics and the choices and decisions to come out of sacramento better. >> if we are going to be consensus building the campaign doesn't look like it's building any kind of consensus. bothsides including yourself are nailing things down. you forexample are saying bart strikes should be band. my opponentdoesn't believe that. why isthat such a critical test? well, i'd say it's a symb

this morning orinda mayor has defeated fellow democrat bonilla in the special election for the statenting alameda. glazer got 54.6 percent of the vote. bonilla, from concord got 45.5 percent of vote. more than 11,000 voters took part and the seat was recently video indicated. >> in the amber alert just called off for little san jose girl we have the latest next. >> turning the west coast port slow down into something position and it could something positive and could be a business boon for local businesses. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> new details now on breaking news, a six-year old bay area girl at the center of an amber alert has been found safe. ava bar-illan was found an hour ago in stockton. you can see her being carried behind the tree. she was taken from san jose at 1:30 this morning. this is new video from our sister sta

the current assembly woman is running against the orinda mayor in the 7th senate district including alameda costra counties. the win has to run again next year when the seat comes up for re-election. >> this morning there is a new reason to feel good about waking up on the wrest -- west coast with six of the ten most healthy cities right here. including san francisco and san diego at three and sacramento at number five. washington dc, claims the top spot if large part because of the access to public infrastructure. in other bay area cities, san jose makes the top ten joining the list are portland and seattle and the american fitness index gave every city in the top ten points for how the community encourages a fit lifestyle. >> only one celebrity walks away with the mirror ball trophy tonight. noah galloway or ryker rumer willis. bruce willis got glassy eyed watching his daughter people. find out who takes the trophy home don't on the results show at 9:00 people right here on abc7. >> the morning continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> including technology is trouble when it comes to kid

there is a chilly mess out here in orinda and it's fabulous. more days like this, please. lynn, i know you like it but there might be some that disagree. look at the low cloud deck. showers continue to rotate down from the north. some of these will clip mendocino county and lake county. 50s on the temps but it's cold. and there is reports of drizzle. this is karen. bus driver using the windshield wipers not really necessary but there are some areas that get a pretty good breeze. get the drizzle, get the mist. low clouds. breezy to windy at times. a very chilly to cold pattern here. showers later to the north. 60s for many. that should be much warmer than this. all right sal 6:31 what do you have for us? >> we have slow traffic out there, steve. we will look at interstate 880 in oakland and take a look at the commutes. you can see that 880 has not slowed down past the coliseum. 580 is also looking good as you drive from san leandro all the way out to the lake shore area of oakland. when you get to the bay bridge you will see slow traffic there. fifth and broadway a good are

. >>> the former mayor of orinda last week he won a special election in a contentious battle against susan bonilla. >> i care about schools and our roads. yet want to make sure every tax dollar is spent well and efficiently. so it's a balancing act to be a good listener to your community and be a good collaborator. >> reporter: glazer's opponents have accused him of being a republican in democrats clothing. >>> the national parks service says the u.s.s. memorial will remained closed for a -- for about a week. a boat hit the dock. the ship was not damaged understood water. nearly 1,200 sailors and marines died on the uss arizona during the japanese attack on pearl harbor. if repairs go as planned, tours are set to resume next thursday. >>> new at 10:00, san jose city leaders attend a grand opening ceremony for a new downtown luxury apartment building it's called one south market. major sam licardo says the project would spark more development in the downtown area. some say they moved here to escape the represents in san francisco but it's still not cheap. units range $3,000 to $4,700

and orinda mayor steve glazer has 54% of the vote.mocrats are vying for the state senate seat that was held by mark devie. >>> finding out what someone tweeted is now as easy as checking google. google started offering twitter content. if you're interested in the latest tweet for any particular person or topic they'll show up in the search result. google plans to expand the feature to other languages. >>> on wall street stocks closed low. dow was up 13 points. and the s & p closed a bit lower. >>> mark ibanze -- ibanez has the warriors highlights. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin shows us the trend in his complete bay area forecast. >> a south bay couple has been recognized for something they say comes naturally to them. meet a husband and wife taking care of newborn babies from the south bay and the honor they received today. my name is peter tran. i'm a gas service representative. i've been with pg&e nine years. as an employee of pg&e you always put your best foot forward to provide reliable and safe service and be able to hel

. >>> the results are in and it turns out orinda mayor won big in the race if the senate seat.th 55% of the voting yesterday. his opponent also a democrat had 45%. she a member of the state assembly and her term runs out next year. he joined mornings on 2 today to talk about banning b.a.r.t. workers from going on strike. >> it is a proudant thing to do. -- prudent thing to do. trying to make sure it economy keeps go. >> we contacted b.a.r.t. unions, they declined to contact. >>> a new poll is out on who is leading in the race if barbara boxer's u.s. senate seat. a poll asked voters who was their first choice. california attorney general kamala harris came in with 20%. democratic congress woman loretta sanchez 8%. rocky chavez 6%. and tom had 5%. kamala harris had been considered the frontrunner and raised $2 million and received several endorsement. no candidates have done much campaigning. >>> the california highway patrol hosted a memorphial today to -- memorial today to honor officer whose died in the line of duty -- officers who died in the line of duty. >> end of watch. se

you can see it's slow in orinda, it will be slow on the oakland side as well. bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for 25, 350 minutes. we're not having a great day getting into san francisco from the east bay. i do want to mention that on the peninsula, northbound 101 we had an accident at millbrae avenue and that crash is really backing traffic up all the way down to san mateo. i would avoid highway 101. i would use 280. that's a great alternate route. 280 is heading north. and then you can use 380 to get back around to the airport. even if you are not going around to the airport, avoid 101 on the peninsula heading north out of san mateo. >>> 7:48. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> i just posted the updated visible weather satellite. as extensive of a nothing bank that you will ever see for this time of year. it's sold out up and down the coast. it banks up near auburn. it's solid. it's playing into our weather in a big bay, even up to clearlake, there's been thunderstorm activity. 51 and gray in clearlake expecting a high of 68 to 70. i believe th

if your traveling take you along highway 24 through lafayette and orinda, no worries. highway 4 law martinez and hercules is manageable. i-80 away from hercules as well looking good. >> tonight at look, one of the hottest debates in women's health is how often they need mammograms. researchers want to see if women can be screened in a different way for breast cancer. >> we want to test, is it just as safe to screen people in a more risk-based approach? >> closer look at the new more personal approach tonight at electric. >> straight ahead seven things to know as you start your day. remember dancing man bullied on social media? the people who rallied around him are up next. stay tuned. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me and i was like well can you fix it can you paint it back on and he explained that it was not something that grows back,

if you make it up to walnut creek into lafayette and orinda a first drive.i take you along 680 at 13 mile stretch we have a rehabilitation project with repaving work going to start on monday. be aware you might see the crews so slow for the cone zone. >> tonight at 11 o'clock, half million people will soon be getting back into home piling after losing their houses in the foreclosure crisis but now they can buy again. "7 on your side" goes house hunting with a couple to see what it takes to qualify. this waive will affect a very competitive market tonight at 11 o'clock. >> tv food commercials aimed at kids have fought gotten any healthier in the last nine years back to a tricks -- 2006 commitment to shift ad focus to healthy foods. a report said things have not changed. researchers found that future out of five tv ads tout foods in the most unhealthy category such as hamburger cockies cockyies cream. only 2 percent are in the "healthy," category. >> future looks bright for a bay area student with his geography skills taking him to the nation's capitol. stay t

: jim averages about 800 miles a month on his road bike and often makes the trip from his home in orinda to walnut creek city hall to pursue his other passion. like bruce wayne disappearing in to the bat cave jim emerges as officer buche of the police department. >> he turns in to a crime fighter. >> i don't have a batmobile a bicycle instead. >> reporter: jim puts in about 25 hours a month as a reserve officer, often patrolling the hiking trails. as much as he may be helping the community the effect on jim himself has been remarkable. this is what jim looked like in 2009 before he took up cycling. he weighed over 200 pounds. today he's 55 pounds lighter. >> rewarding in many ways emotionally because i feel better. physically because i'm able to have better report cards from the doctor too. >> reporter: the process has been a gradual one. and the time spent riding for fun has made it easier for this 50-something officer when he's out on patrol, often side by side with officers much younger than he. >> could they pull an 8-hour shift doing this? i'm not sure. >> is -- it's not an exaggera

. >>> orinda mayor steve glazer is the winner of the senate seat. glazer has 54% of the vote. bonilla 45%. she is a tomorrower schoolteacher. glazer made headlines when he said he wanted to ban bart workers from striking. he will take over the district 7 state senate seat. also glazer will have to run for reelection next year. now on his facebook page he wrote quote, one new state senator can't change california government on his own. but i hope to work with my colleagues to restore confidence in public policymaking and advance progressive ideal in ways that are financially responsible. >>> the warriors after coming back from being down by 16 in the second quarter and almost blowing a fourth quarter lead they hung on. they beat the rockets in game one. >> here comes curry. curry for three. >> you can't say it any better than that. mvp steph curry led the way. he had 34 points. the warriors beat the rockets 110-106. now 11 of steph curry points game in the last six minutes. he out performed james harden of the rockets the mvp runner up. but then afterwards it was steph curry wh

starting off with highway 24 westbound as you drive past the orinda cross roads and into the tunnel.. driving over to the bay bridge toll plaza you will see slow traffic here. it's backed up for a 15 minute delay. 880 has already improved. we might be on the improvement end of this commute. at least for drivers that are approaching from 880. westbound 580 is not as bad as it normally is. otherwise it looks good from livermore to pleasanton. let's go to today's forecast. here is steve. >>> sal, thank you. a lot quieter today. i know some of you didn't get a drop of rain. san francisco and oakland and much of the coast and others absolutely the skies opened up in port. today will be a little better. some sun, not more. but a lot of low clouds in place and it will not be that much warmer. kind of a cool breezy pattern even with more sunshine today. some of the comments coming this. this is from brody sanders. i saw him mothers day in safeway. along marsh creek road yesterday. i don't think i have ever seen it rain that hard. in one hour i picked up 1.10 inches of rain. believe me i'm ne

he is the former mayor of orinda.t week he won a special election in a con tense battle now he wants to put all the squabbling behind him and work on solving problems. >> i want to care about the schools and roads and make sure every tax dollar is spent efficiently so it is important to be a good collaborator here in the capital. >> 's long time political strad gist and worked on governor jerry -- strategist and worked on governor jerry brown's campaign. >>> a new higher institution will use a new online reporting system. the program allows victims to hold back on submitting reports unless someone else reports the same person. officials are more comfortable doing things online and they hope this will give people more courage to come forward if they are assaulted. >>> all right. our time is 6:42. cutting back on water use by 30%. at 7:00 the new plan for water customers in the silicon valley and why not everybody is on board. >> and jam-packed trains. it is a problem most bart riders are familiar with. up next, the tim

. >> glazer's opposition to the bart strike has transformed the otherwise mild mannered orinda mayor into a polar rising political figure. love and loathe in nearly equal measure. we tried repeatedly to convince susan bonilla to speak with us on camera but a campaign spokesman says she was in sacramento and unavailable. the spokesman says her own internal polling shows a much tighter race but both sides agree that getting their supporters to the polls will likely be the devictory in an election in which turnout is expected to be roughly 20%. in the east bay, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> the special election is set for may 19. >>> well, the race for senator barbara boxer's seat is heating. representative loretta sanchez announced her candidacy this morning. the 55-year-old is the second major democrat to enter the race. sanchez is in the tenth house term representing a district in orange county. >>> still ahead, they sailed off to paradise then dozens got sick. the battle against an outbreak on this cruise ship. now docked in the bay area. >> they just won't leave. a landlord tells us her

assemblywoman susan bonilla and orinda mayor steve glazer are competing for the district 7 seat. polls close in two hours. it's been a fierce campaign battle between the two candidates. outside groups have poured more than $7 million into the race. much of the debate has been over glazier's push to ban future bart strikes. pricy tv ads have aired and attack mailers have been sent by both sides. >>> we are going to check with paul deanno now. cheating news from the national weather service and other organizations looking at the possibility of really strong heavy rains coming in as soon as this fall. ha? >> this is significant. we are close to the actual event. we are in a weak el nino right now. all models say we are going from weak to moderate perhaps to strong and perhaps to very strong into territory we have not seen since 1997-1998. will that make it rain this week? no. take a peek outside. it is raining in the north bay. if you look north, you may see numerous thunderheads as they are some showers and thunderstorms in lake county, mendocino county and there is the chance of t

susan bonilla of concord and steve glazer of orinda have been waging a bitter expensive campaign. outside groups have spent about $7 million on the race in just the past two months. the chamber of commerce says bonilla is too close to organized labor. but opponents of glazier say he is a threat to unions. >>> sonoma is trying to make it difficult for children to get access to tobacco. the city council approved a measure banning new businesses from selling cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco and ecigarettes. according to the santa rosa "pressdemocrat" existing tobacco retailers will have to get city licenses for $246 a year. >>> president obama is praising police in camden new jersey for their efforts to improve relations with the community and reduce crime in the process. christin ayers shows us how similar approaches are working here. >> reporter: when oakland's assistant police chief paul figueroa was invited to washington, dc by the white house last month, he knew he was in for a serious conversation. >> just about every day, there's some story related to policing and negative

this morning orinda mayor glazer defeated bonilla in the election for the state senate seat in a specialceiving 54.6 percent for glazer with all precincts reporting. bonilla, from concord tallied 45.4 percent of vote. more than 1 1,000 vote efforts took part after the senator was elected to congress. >> chevron will be asked to stop use money to influence elections delivering a petition with over 100,000 signatures call on the company to take money out of politics. the group is run by the sierra club. they claim that chevron spent $3 million last year in the city council and mayoral elections to get pro oil industry candidates we elected. >> another demonstration will be held in protest of morality clauses in handbooks of san francisco catholic high schools. at issue is language in archdiocese teacher happened book that reclassified teachers as ministers and condemned homosexuality. protesters say the message is the same and undermines the mission of catholic education and diverse community. >> a little drizzle. right, hike? >>> especially the closer you are to the coast. does it not noo

steve glazer of orinda beat out assemblywoman susan bonilla in a runoff for the district 7 seat. district 7 covers parts of alameda and contra costa counties. glazer gained traction early oncoming out strongly against the bart strikes. he replaces mark desaulnier who vacated the seat after being elected to congress. >>> apple could be taking a bigger bite out of silicon valley. the company is reportedly shopping for moreland. new at 6:00 kpix 5's len ramirez is at a spot in san jose that could be its first choice. len. >> reporter: veronica, san jose is long called itself the capital of silicon valley. and it does have a lot of high- tech companies but they tend to be smaller component companies or companies that do the infrastructure for the internet and things like that. not the big name brands that everyone knows about like apple. but that could be about to change in a big way. the massive apple headquarters campus is still under construction in cupertino. but in silicon valley, real estate circles, the word is out that it won't satisfy the company's massive appetite for offic

supporters cheered on glazer in orinda last night.will replace mark desaulnier who was elected to congress. glazer will have to run again next year when the seat comes up for re-election. one big issue in the campaign, glazer's call for an end to bart transit workers' right to go on strike. labor unions backed bonilla. >>> the university california board of regents expected to vote today on whether to endorse governor brown's revised budget. the regents are also set to vote on whether to authorize uc president janet napolitano to move ahead with nonresident tuition increases. the revised budget includes a freeze on undergraduate resident tuition. >>> a new survey indicates people often find it easier to live and flourish are medium sized cities. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com will explain that. she joins us live in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. the dow will open this morning at a new record high jumps 13 points yesterday. that was enough to reach a new record. the nasdaq fell about 8. bigger

that would be bill mooney in orinda reporting some very misty conditions.and to the north as well, right here in san francisco, george hughes reports some foggy conditions also some drizzle. we have the heavy drizzle at the coast. we also have the very light rain in our inland areas. it's all associated with a couple of different things happening. first off deepening marine layer. secondly, an upper-level disturbance with showing isolated rain showers. out the door take an umbrella. temperatures in the 50s winds under 10. we'll rotate to the southwest today increase 10 to 20 miles per hour. below average temperatures again today with a mostly cloudy sky. ditto on friday. the core of the upper level area of low pressure is right there. we have the counterclockwise rotation of the precipitation around that core and that's why we're seeing a lot of the rain showers in the eastern portion of the bay area today. so far .12" in tilden park in contra costa county. high pressure is building in and we'll have a dry forecast for the holiday weekend. 70s inland, more

just under a tenth of an inch for live more, orinda, in the north bay not expecting activity because it's going to be creeping in from the south. looks like you could pick up a few hundreds of an inch. then let me show you what to expect this memorial day weekend looking just lovely out there for you and your family this year. temps in the 70s in the south bay. saturday and sunday. peninsulaing looking nice and steady for the low 70s. low 60s for snaan francisco. tri-valley, north bay, you are into the mid 70s. so gorgeous conditions. you want to head up to wine country. we've got to work hard for the weekend and just getting there. this time becomes more problemat problematic. let's check on that. here's our own mike inouye. >> tough there time. we do have a new incident reported. hold on for hayward. the bay bridge just shows a backup mid parking lot for the lane tons left approach. rest are backed up in towards 580 and the maze. let's know you the speed sensors with the slower drive off of 580 and the east shore freeway through berkeley. nothing dramatic. wide shot. there's a slow

light volume through oakland and 24 coming out of orinda. look at that over san rafael on the left side. no slowing south of novato. >> a lot of green. >> you're a popular man these days. >> i hope so. i'm just the messenger though if something bad happens. >>> up next, new developments in the controversy surrounding hillary clinton and her personal e-mails. >>> plus, legalization of pot takes center stage right here in the bay area. >>> right here is the big board. we have our pulse on the markets this morning. seeing how things are going thus far. the dow is down just a little bit but optimistic it will come back later in the day. also we have a reminder for you right now. >> that's right. you can take it any time. download our nbc bay area app for the latest news, weather, and traffic conditions and our investigations. you can also connect with us on facebook, twitter, and instagram right now. >>> police in waco, texas, are on alert. the threat remains high following a shootout between rival gangs. nine people died in a violence at a rest

. >> catherine: polls opened this morning in consultant >> catherine: andand mayor of orinda --- andssemblywoman susan bonilla of concord. >> catherine: these are portions of their campaign ads.which have been running in the east bay. >> catherine: it's been an expensive and sometimes nasty fight and their outside backers. >> catherine: and >> catherine: according to filings with interest groups have poured >> catherine: more than 7 million dollars into the race. >> catherine: both candidates accuse each other of being too close to special interest. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: here and zephyrus is a what attending the an f l spree ink leak me and the reddish or announced that inland steel has been completed and car somewhere and stadium could be built for the silver and black occurred if it goes to they would share at that new facility with the san diego chargers creek mark davis came up to meet the fans outside chanting stay in oakland. he said he wanted to keep the team and their currency but says he needs city and count

seven assists clay thompson had 18 points this for 16 to help the top-seeded war years at rockets or orinda currie in fact will also be named the nba's mvp sometime today again to. >>michelle apon: fox is one to be breezing jacket with a sweater whether anything to keep you warm this morning is one to with the temperature still illiterate call or when he got san francisco 50 degrees daly city and 48 degrees a handful of mid 50s across the east bay also this morning across the south the backed up will start for a monday morning. plan on some patchy fog in a little bit of drizzle to wake up to this morning by the lunch hour wrap talking about a little bit of sunshine your lunchtime showed us will be on the cool side once again heating up into the upper 60s and then we will continue to warm up and to lure '70s. sfax alive the outside looking at the bay bridge to conceal a little bit of cloud cover to keep the temperatures in the lower 50s until the middle part of the morning it will nonesuch a warm-up and you get through the day plan on some low to mid- 40s across parts of the inland and coast

assemblywoman susan bonilla of congress against orinda mayor steve glazer >>> tonight, wow!ll be rocking. the warriors host the houston rockets in game one of the western conference finals. games 1 and 2 at oracle arena in oakland and then houston for game 3 on saturday. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," rethinking retail in a world where online shopping is at your fingertips. are brick and mortar stores falling behind? how retailers are targeting consumers in a new my name is marcus jenkins. i'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable power to our customers. pg&e is dedicated to the community. i love working here because this is my home. oakland is my home. this is where i'm raising my children so it's important to me to make sure my family and friends have the power and energy that we provide. this is very personal to me. it makes me work a lot harder knowing that this is my community. together, we're building a better california. >>> good morning. we're getting a check of the bay bridge toll plaza right now. meteri