orinda, f to 49. just about 50 everywhere else. alameda 54 degrees. 50 san francisco, san carlos, mountain view, san jose. 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

chad at -- institute in orinda extracted his stem cells so that they will forever remain the sage, it is a one- time collection from a small sample of bone marrow. >> i wanted to get the cells that i have in my bone marrow banked as quickly as possible because i should've done this 30 years ago. >> reporter: kevin is one of hundreds of people in the bay area who have used forever labs to freeze their stem cells. one day the hope is that kevin can have them injected back into his body to fight or prevent disease and live longer. >> as you age you lose these cells and the ones that remain become damaged and less effective, it's one of the reasons we age. and you are going to want to have access to your own cells later in life because they are being used in over 1000 clinical trials in humans. >> reporter: the entire procedure from start to finish takes about 15 minutes and dr. rogers says he uses ultrasound to make it less painful for the patient. more precise and quicker. >> it's very much like insurance because we now have the capacity to do these things fairly easily and pain-free. >

we're live in orinda. pete suratos, "today in the bay". >>> navigating san francisco streets in your car may get a little more tricky. but it is all in the name of safety. the examiner reports the transportation leaders are now considering putting the brakes on right turns at red lights. yeah. that would mean waiting for the light to turn green. other cities including new york and dc have similar rules. too many traffic-related deaths tried to right turn deatturns. no word when this could be set as law >> two people are in jail connected with a dismembered body in a san francisco home. police found the remains earlier this week at this home in the crawford amazon neighborhood. they have arrested cning's daughter and son-in-law. to be clear, officers have not identified the remains but presume it is ching who has been moving. >>> today will mark day 5 of the teachers strike in union city and south hayward. teachers are calling for higher pay. attendance grass dropped drastically. >>> a community building a

orinda, walnut creek interchange. concord itself looks just fine. central and university where i showed you. those are both causing problems. the net result for the maze means the maze is moving a little bit easier through the bay bridge toll plaza. the rest of the bay, just worried about damp roads but not a major concern. back to you >> busy out there. thanks, mike. >> another new muppet moves into sesame street. it may help one segment of children feel more included and accepted. >>> plus, first our team is always on social media. mike inouye wants to know if you know any photogenic pups. for a link and more information follow mike on facebook, twitter, and instagram. 6:22. you're watching "today in the bay". roxana: when i got into teaching, it was this idea of really transforming our schools. marisa: one of my biggest responsibilities as a teacher is to serve as an advocate for my kids. newscaster: hundreds of teachers are hitting the picket lines. newscaster: thousands gathered here. rosanne: we need smaller class sizes. angelia: more counselo

out of lafayette, orinda and approaching the caldecott. the rest of the maze clear. much different than yesterday. some damp roadways again for the san mateo bridge. the changing weather and top headlines. you're watching "today in the bay". it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. na >>> 6:26. here's some of the news making headlines around the world. the denver post quotes josh jones saying you never expect that to happen. funeral services will be held today for kendrick castillo, the student who died in that heroic effort. >> british prime minister theresa may proposing a fourth brexit. "the times" of london calling it the moment of truth. >>> still ahead at 6:30, a quiet car ride will cost you. a way to avoid a chatty driver. >>> but first we learn the identities of the tourists killed in an alaska plane crash. all new, the california woman who lost her life. >>> and later, fewer babies be

we still have one lane blocked due to another major crash and a sigalert in orinda.y as nine vehicles involved in this crash. you are backed up almost to 680. southbound 680s walnut creek in the green 9 minutes. we came down 51 minutes from wall net creek to highway 13. that's not good. bart will be your best option. westbound 580 to dublin, nothing blocking there, you are in the red 55 minutes. >> thank you, alexis. >>> if you are flying this summer, your night will be crowded. analysts predictoject 257.4 mil will fly. to compensate, airlines are added capacity. ticket price versus dropped to the lowest levels since fine 95 within they began keeping track. >> i . >>> time now is 6:55. he's are the seven things you need to know before you go, i will show you an empty bay bridge toll plaza, we have two sigalerts. westbound and berkeley, all lanes reopened, westbound 24 before caldecot, things are recovering from a nine-car crash there. >> before you make mad dash, notice it is slick out there, because of the showers you see on live doppler 7. temperatures in the 50 an

. >> officials say the orinda area is value non-perishable because of the hills and trees and many neighborhoods only have one way out. >>> there is a flurry of legislative activity in sacramento ahead of the long hollywood weekend. >> first there is a bill requiring california businesses to provide electronic, not paper receipts. that passed the senate yesterday. under that legislation a customer would only get a paper receipt if you ask for it. the bill was written by a san francisco state assemblyman phil ping. if the state approves it and the governor signs it the change would take effect in 2022. >>> the state senate also passed a bill requiring inmates in state prison to be housed according to gender identity. the bill pointed out transgender women put in men's prisons are often assaulted, raped and put into isolation for their safety. the bill would also require for prison staff to refer to inmates by their third gender pronouns. the bill now move tots to state assembly. >>> and a bill on the paid family leave program would be updated. you would get 100% of a worker's income for people th

. >>> the orinda city council will discussing the food truck program tonight, discussing whether to expand the food program for three more years. food trucks would be provided at selected city events through november of 2022 if it is extended. >>> people illegally using a disabled parking placard just to get a better parking spot. now dmv investigators are out and about enforcing the law and writing tickets. now more with ktvu's south bay reporter jesse gary who went along with them. >> it continuously surprises me, frustrates me that so many people have a blatant disregard for the needs of those with disabilities in our community. >> reporter: for two hours monday morning a handful of dmv investigators and police officers canvassed a six block section of san fernando street. this student used a placard to get better parking during the last final of the semester. >> i feel worse for the person that can't park there because their spot is taken. >> reporter: hanging placards to a vehicle now is saying the registered person must be present while the vehicle is in use. this woman parked in a h

to reduce the threat of wildfires across the state and one of those areas is right here, the north orinda shaded fuel break will be worked on in the coming weeks and months by fire crews. they will remove dead vegetation. all of it to reduce the threat of wildfires. >> cristina rendon live for us, thank you. >>> is the town of paradise rebuilds from the camp fire, pg nd unveils plans to keep its power lines underground. the vice president of operations announced the plan at a town hall meeting yesterday saying the work would start in the coming weeks. it is meant to reduce the risk of wildfires and is expected to take five years to complete. calfire determined that pg nd transmission lines were to blame for starting the fire. the calfire was the dangerous deadliest fire in state history. it destroyed 14,000 homes in and around paradise. >>> u.s. senate has passed a $14 million package dope states recovering from disasters, including wildfires in california. california will be eligible for up to $12.6 billion in federal funds. the package includes money for residents of paradise from the d

. >>> an orinda food truck program could become a staple. today they will vote on extending the contract with taste of the world market. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay", expect longer lines at airports this upper is. air travel is up, which is a good thing. but we look at the problem airlines face getting travelers to their destinations. >>> the popular women's clothing chain closing hundreds of stores across the country. >>> good morning. here are today's top business headlines. wall street set for a higher open this morning. stocks fell yesterday with the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 down for a second straight session. tech sector dragging down the markets on concerns of a prolonged trade war between the u.s. and china. as the trump administration cracks down on huawei. a report on existing home sales and earnings from home depot and jc penney. flying this summer? get ready for even more crowded airports. usair lines will carry 257.4 passengers between june and the end of august. now, that's up for than 3% from last year thanks partly

orinda 50. ma rag ga 52. look at the thunderstorms blowing up as we say.s looks to be to the north. but boy, big time boomers. look at that. around i-5 to chico and the heading up there. you can get big time downpours, thunder, l57 in ukiah, 53 in monterey. one look over clear lake, thund northern napa county, didn't have enough upper to that far south. maybe today or the next couple of days. they are very hit and miss. the possibility of this favoring the valley. if you are traveling up to the sierra, watch out. there could be big ones. 50s to 70s and they can bump up quickly and there are signs it will today. fog, sun and warmer for inland areas. cooler into sunday and all signs are pointing toward a warm-up for most early next week. >> you can download the ktvu weather app. it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast. it also has a easy feature to upload your weather photos and video. the ktvu weather app is a free download. >>> right is 4:19. on college campuses. the latest decision that could leave students and staff at risk.

here's what one realtor and a resident had to say about it >> when we talk about orinda, rock bridge, we are talking about the engineers. what about the service industry. >> i'm thinking about moving out of california. it's getting too crazy. i can'tff it. >> reporter: we'll get more information when the markets open around 6:30 a.m. >> a lot of people feeling it in so many different ways. >>> berkeley police continue to investigate martin luther junior middle school after someone called to report a man with a gun yesterday. that report came a little after school ended. they never found the man described in the report, who may have been someone's parent or caregiver. >>> five people in custody after luring tinder users to areas and then robbing them. they used fake accounts to kweupbts people to show up at a park and then robbed them. >>> if you ride bart and think there is fewer people on your commute, you're not imagining things. this is also maybe the thing that impacts the bottom line. for the second year in a row, less people are getting on board. ing 5.4%. if approved this will

and orinda to lafayette.you go to the afternoon, showers wrap up and we are looking at some clearing. we will keep the clouds in the forecast for the coast with highs only in the 50s and for the bay, partly sunny and you can catch some sunshine for the bay with highs in the low 60s and inland warming up to those 70s with partly sunny skies and we will let you know what to expect. >>> we are tracking this traffic accident southbound 880 near 24th avenue. the lane is blockaded affects traffic in the area. it is slowing down speeds in some spots it's getting down to 24 miles per hour. keep that in mind if you are going in that area and we are tracking this accident, westbound 580 near the 500, the 580 and 680 intersection. that's affecting speeds at the crash and speeds getting to 18 miles per hour. taking look at the bay bridge, the metering lights are on, so you are seeing the backup well into the macarthur maze. what it looks like once you get onto the span, not looking too bad across that. that's a look at t

and a half of rain, the santa cruz mountains are seeing a half an inch of rain but markedly less in orindafrancisco and san jose are just getting started there. the steadiest rainfall is between now and 9 p.m. active weather in may, why doesn't it rain that often in may? things shift in the atmosphere with predominant storm track up and over the ridge into canada and alaska and into seattle very rarely do during the summer months and you're almost there in the months of may, the storm track. forget what is happening and the storm track will be towards us for the next several days. the futurecast shows showers decreasing overnight, wet on the road with new rainfall plentiful in the form of scattered showers and downpours closer to the area of low pressure trending north. rain and by tomorrow evening, friday is not only dry but we get a good dose of sunshine with rain returning and not as heavy as now. we could see more in san francisco by tomorrow and northbay has one and a half inches of rain or more. as we look towards the weekend rain will impact saturday afternoon and evening and sunday

orinda, 54. everybody else around 56 to even 59 degrees in oakland. mid- mid to upper 50s. a look on 680 looking south towards 24. and it's going to be quiet weather for driving. cool this morning but mild this afternoon for mass transit. no small craft advisories today. let's jump into the 12-hour planner. a lot of sunshine on the peninsula. 57 at 7:00. still in the 60s, barely. 69 at 1:00. 3:00, 71. down to 65 if you're heading out this evening. the east bay valleys, 57 at 7:00. 66 at 11:00 and then we have low 70s for the better part of the afternoon hours. heading out this evening mostly sunny and 65 at 7:00 and in the south bay 56 at 7:00. 66 at 11:00 and low 70s this afternoon dropping down to a sunny 67 at 7:00. so you can still wear that nice coat, if you want to head out this evening for a friday. that's the best thing about friday, kicking off, going somewhere relaxing. >> especially for the long holiday. can't wait. >> what about us poor folks working this morning? >> yeah, it's all right. got to work, i don't mind it. i like it. >> i was talking about the commut

in cupertino temperatures warm up to 75 in pleasanton 64 degrees in union city about 72 degrees in orinda beautiful weather and then the north a lot of 70's going to come in there but along the coastline much cooler temperatures there only 57 degrees at stinson beach. thank you lord celebrating an achievement on behalf of their son who was killed in a shooting today, oakland city councilwoman. >>lynette gibson mcelhenney and her husband accepted a degree from the usc thornton school of music. the councilman tweeted this picture with her husband at the commencement ceremony. their son 21 year-old victor mcelhenney was a senior at the school. he was shot and killed in los angeles back in march tomorrow, the couple plans to host a stand-in where victor was shot to try to get the public's help in identifying and arresting those responsible for the shooting. >>woodland high school in northwest of sacramento was placed on lockdown this morning because of a possible shooting threat. the students were led out of the school single file as police went room to room to investigate no evidence has bee

of san pablo making your way down to the scene the other major problem is all lanes are blocked in orindalder, another multi vehicle accident still active. this is some backing up traffic all the way through lafayette so hold off on this commute because it's almost an hour for wannacry to oakland john. >>well robin we are seeing some light showers continuing across the bay right now they're very spotty very light across the bay but something that still making roadways wet. and something you should expect that you're getting out there this line of showers rit here about to pass over the santa cruz mountains eyeing eventually the south bay do expect some light showers for the most part but a couple of spots and there are you looking at just a touch yellow which could result in some brief moderate rainfall also just a couple of sprinkles right oakland's airport out in the east bay also around bayview district in san francisco again just a couple of sprinkles in this case. james. 6 months have passed since the deadly camp fire tore through the town of paradise. >>this past weekend students at

so west 24 scrawling from want to create lafayette orinda all the way up to the crash scene at a whopping 60 7 minutes to make it over to oakland and are certain and final hot spot. the shore freeway where crews are wrapping up an accident from the 5 o'clock hour they've just cleared the scene 80 west at university. but it was blocking all but one lane so all lanes are open but prepare for major delays out of albany, richmond, san pablo you're looking at 67 minutes to make it down to oakland. so that is keeping traffic light at the bay bridge toll plaza because so many folks are stuck in the back up. we'll have details on the bridges and a bit john will >>rainfall is definitely not going to help those hot spots out any this morning because we are still looking at showers moving in across the bay area as we make our way later in the morning you're going to only look at rush hour activity becoming even more widespread, your view firms that all right now showing some dark clouds drifting overhead aome of these dark clouds are resulting in some pretty good rain coming down now in a few isolat

in the 70's maybe couple low 80's in places like little more about 74 degrees in danville about 71 orinda and the north bay starting out some patchy fog and then you can see the north. some of those clouds developing the afternoon, maybe some showers and thunderstorms developing over the north bay mount so we're going watch that closely by tomorrow afternoon so if you're headed out along the beaches, it will be very cool tomorrow since the beach checking in about 56 degrees with patchy low clouds and fog. for when. >>police can use deadly force has been o onethe most controversial bills heard this session core 4 sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us the emotional debate today inside the state capitol. >>stephon clark, 22 oscar grant, 22 an emotional conversation on the assembly floor wednesday, the focus on the bill originally written in memory of stephon clark, a black man killed by police i struggle with this bill we've got to get it right this time. this law has not been chases 1872 before passing a b 3.92 the bill's author shirley weber stood standing for almost 2 hours as

we have seen the cars using their windshield wipers and from east bay, berkley, oakland as well as orinda. and heavy rain is expected later today as well as strong winds. we are going to time it out for you, taking u urby hour on futurecast coming up. >>> good morning, everybody from oracle. both the warriors and blazers were coming off emotional and exhausting second round series. last night in game one of the conference final, the warriors looked like they had recovered, portland, not so much. blazers star and oakland's own damian lillard sporting an as jersey as he got to oracle. throws it between two defenders, layup. jarepco scored six. curry scored 19 in the first half. the doves led by nine at the break. third quarter corey stays hot, from downtown to push the lead to 11. steph thand scored -- lillard's layup cut the deficit to six, he scored 19 points on four of 12 shooting. four minutes to go, curry gets the rebound, throws brothers co for 62 points and the warriors win game one 116-94. >> obviously nice to see the ball going in. i didn't shoot the ball well for 4 1/2 quarters an

. >> a driver lost control near orinda and the driver was okay. >>> cal state east bay gratz had the shovel plans. it was pushed back seven hours because of rain. the university invited students from the concorde campus to join the commandments, the commencement after theirs was canceled about 800 graduates and thousands of family and friends attended, many of them wearing ponchos. spent my dad flew in from the midwest. we had a celebration planned for this evening. we were doing a barbecue after the ceremony and we had to scramble and read organize it. >> we understand that family and friends of graduates plan to be here in advance and they come from all over the country to be here and they make plans and reservations. the decision was not made lightly, but it was an important one. >> cal state east bay says this is the first time school has held graduation in may since it change from a quarter to a semester system this past fall. >>> and lisa wasn't a complete washout. we had some breaks. >> not the best timing with isolated thunderstorms. this is more of a winter weather pattern f

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bay bridge and chinatown and for the east bay, a few showers near el cerrito and berkeley and near orinda. here's what you can expect, we are looking at showers and they will wrap up as we had through the afternoon, some clearing and mostly cloudy skies along the coast and cool in the upper 50s for the bay and partly sunny and cool in the low 60s and warming up inland to the low 70s. we are going to see some sunshine to the afternoon, ridge of high pressure builds in and we will detail that in the work week forecast coming up. >>> we are starting a look at the accident on southbound 880 just north of 237. we know one lane is block in that area and lo

of rainfall to be focusing on the core of that right around martinez further south just north of orinda this is where some heavy rain is actually being seen along highway 4 between concord out a but if you're heading out north to. areas right along the delta that's also where you're looking at some rainfall steering its way your direction taking a look at future cast. this is only at 07:30am right here. this solid line of showers clearing through the bay and even some areas of a moderate even heavy rainfall just lingering around for the east bay at this time prime time for to me right here continuing to look at those showers pushing through on and off throughout the course here morning. rainfall activity becomes a bit more widespread towards the middle of the day on into the early afternoon. it's also be the greatest potential of any sort of thunderstorm development showers begin to taper off after that point we'll be looking at on and off rain fall all the way through your early evening into tomorrow morning very early on and then friday generally dries out skies clearing out rapidly a

s, upper 60's to low 70's for the east bay with some low 60's in berkeley and richmond oakland in orinda each at 64 degrees. some 70's in vacaville pittsburgh on over to and the opry going to be in the upper 60's over there while upper 60's to be seen as well and center fell and had a little bit today. sotoday overcast temperatures a cool down from yesterday but even cooler come wednesday and especially thursday as that a cool air sinks in as for wednesday, the best chance of rainfall arrives as you're driving home from work and then through wednesday evening into thursday friday conditions drying out and staying dry through the day on saturday before overnight showers saturday night into sunday robert thank you john want to check in on the morning commute we're off to a fantastic start. >>we don't have major delays are hotspots or traffic alerts that means you have a pretty good commute or least for now come on into san francisco, it's picking up a little bit but no big problems were at 11 minutes to make that drive from the bottom of the maze across the span and over to fremont street.

the shore freeway is wide open and 24 is wide open a great trip right now i wanted creek lafayette orinda and the caldecott. well happening today you can expect a big traffic headache because over and lyft drivers will go on strike. drivers are very upset about their pay their lack of benefits that strike is expected to last from noon today until midnight uber goes public this week of course and many drivers just want to know are want folks to know that they're just not have. there will also be a rally today this is going to happen just outside of uber headquarters that rally is scheduled to start at noon, we'll keep you posted. we'll also have more details coming up in a live report. this morning at 5. cisco supervisors unanimously passed legislation that would require brick and mortar businesses to accept cash. so this moves comes after concerns were raised that the practice of only accepting cashless transactions discriminates against support stores like amazon go allows people to of course download an app on their smartphone before you actually allowed inside. so it was meant to warn

no problems for 24 leaving walnut creek lafayette orinda the shore freeways wide open 8.80 is wide open a quick smooth trip heading north san jose to know pete us. well happening today students a california school will rally against a skirt ban cathedral, catholic hi school in carmel valley announced last week that girls would no longer be allowed to wear skirts so under the new dress code girls can wear pants bermuda shorts or capri pants the school sa s that the new dress code exist to foster a face bates environment where students are focused on learning and not their outward appearances. thousands of hours of detention have been issued relating to the left of the girls skirts she had that taylor in the past because of the restriction of it we spend money on that we spend money on. >>5 different spirit because the day than other styles. >>well next year, the administration plans to hold boys more accountable about their facial hair. well in national news in texas is demanding answers in the disappearance of 4 year-old malia davis she's been missing for nearly 3 weeks now leah stepfat

funnel cloud near patterson this morning and we've had reports of downed trees later in the day nor orindaalley. this storm still ranks one on the storm impact scale and through tonight expect to see more scattered showers. a slight chance of lightning strikes and breezy with occasional strong wind gusts. our forecast animation into the evening hours. notice we continue to see pockets of showers occasionally heavy, brief heavy showers moving through the area and

black hawk is 51 degrees. 52 in orinda. 51 in ukiah. 43 in truckee and making a rebound in las vegas yesterday with 76 cool degrees. a little warmer there today but still the low influencing the desert southwest. look for temperatures to rebound today with another possibility of a system dropping in from the northeast on thursday. we will keep an eye on it for you thursday. today it is 60s and 70s and a few low 80s. clear lake is in there and vacaville. upper 70s for some. mid 70s for others. low to mid 70s in the santa clara valley and the san jose proper both at 72. 70s in south san francisco and the peninsula. tomorrow a little more orange is the 80s popping up in areas to the north and east. we are getting closer to average. after thursday it looks warmer going into the week. >> steve, thank you. >>> the time is 6:53. if you crave certain foods there may be hidden meaning behind the craving. coming up next hour, why you may crave certain kinds of food and what it is telling you about your body. >>> also, another big lottery drawing. how big tonight's mega millions jackpot has gro

officials say the orinda area is vulnerable because so many homes are tucked away in the hills and surroundedtrees and many neighborhoods only have one way out. >>> a $19 billion panel to help states recovering from disasters including wildfires here in california is on its way to a house vote. the senate passed the measure and if the president signs it, california will be eligible for up to $12.6 billion in federal funds. senator dianne feinstein said she included language in the bill to make sure people in paradise are eligible for funding from the usda. the house can pass the legislation as soon as today even though many house members have left d.c. had for a week long recess. >>> we are getting a look at plans to rebuild a beloved summer camp nereises. the camp destroyed by the rim fire in 2013 and is owned by the city of berkeley. there will be new dining halls, cabins and other buildings. fema is set to cover most of the costs and the camp could reopen by the summer of 2022. >> reporter: there is tension between any white house and congress, but this is on another level between house sp

i checked the maps from this vantage point walnut creek to orinda and there are no major back ups as you approach the caldecott tunnel. back to the desk. >>> i am ready, pam. no more waiting. the nba finals have arrived. tonight game one between the nba champs the warriors and toronto raptors will be played in toronto. >> the warriors are the heavy favorites for this series but for the first time the warriors are out of the country for the first time. ktvu's frank mallicoat is in the newsroom with a little preview. >> the first time it has ever been played out of u.s., up in toronto. what a long wait it has been, too. it seems like nearly a month but it has only been ten days. tonight a much tougher opponent in the raptor, a team that earned the home court throughout the play-offs by winning just one more game that the doves. tonight the key is stopping kawhi leonard who has been mr. everything for toronto, averaging 31 points a play-off game. then defending him, if the doves have any designs on another title. here is clay on the warrior's unbelievable run. >> it is hard to form late

orinda and fremont 77. upper 70s to a few middle 80s.ight cloud cover and fog in the same spots, mid-40s to around 50 degrees. a look at sunday morning. we have a chance as we head into the afternoon hours of some scattered light showers. better chances, the low spins to our south with that counterclockwise flow you can see the moisture coming up. there could be wet spots and snow up around tioga pass. it could be until june when they get that cleared of all the snow. warmer tomorrow inland. coolest sunday with that chance of a shower. 70s and 80s back by wednesday. >>> take you back to the peninsula. i believe we are improving now. it sounded like chp was close to clearing the crash. stand by. i feel like i'm going to sneeze. maybe i can fight through it. mike says allergies are high today which i can vouch for. i believe all lanes are back open. they thought there were injuries. they confirmed no one was injured. metering lights on later than average. drive times looking good. highway 4 to the maze. ten across the bay bridge. 11 minute

the primaries, they haven't started yet, but the competition among democratic -- if you tune into orindae, you will probably hear things like i'm giving back the money lobbyists gave me. you might hear joe biden say i'm rejecting super pac's. saymight hear, harris corporate pack money is not welcome here. >> corporation money. >> the goldman sachs political action committee will bundle checks from individual goldman sachs full and give it over to a candidate. democrats are saying we will reject that. what this story is about is that, behind the scenes, wall street donors are being wooed just as much as ever by the democrats. >> let's go back a little ways. you know this better than anyone. wer the last 15 or 20 years, have seen wall street become much more bipartisan in its giving. they really fell in love with barack obama, bill clinton before that, and so you had wall street -- which traditionally had been, generally speaking, a bastion of republican politics -- really start to embrace more of the democratic party, and the names that you just said have been hands out to private equity

pete suratos joining us live from orinda with more details this morning. all right. it looks like we are having issues with pete. we will get back to that story in just a minute. >>> right now we want to tell you about this new information this morning. navigation in san francisco streets, on those streets, may get a little tricky for you. but it's all in the name of safety. the examiner reports the transportation leaders are now considering putting the brakes on right-hand turns at the lights. >> yeah. that's right. that would mean waiting for the light to turn green. other major cities, including new york and d.c., have similar roles. there are too many traffic deaths related to right-hand turns. still in the early stages. it has no set timetable at this point. >> all right. with he want to get back to pete suratos who was talking about the fare increases for bart riders. pete, what are things looking like with this one. >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, marcus. this is a result of ridership declining for bart. it depends on the variety of reasons, whether it

one. 1 inches of rain in orinda so far, says viewer jim. thank you for that.ecord rainfall in santa rosa. rosa. >>> as far as we look to the north hit and miss rain in mendocino county, napa. morin county to richmond and berkeley a little cell here and there along i-80. some of these are popping up here. they will be widely scattered. some of these could produce brief heavy rains and hail from the peninsula to san jose, the santa clara valley and a sign of things to come. it will only pick up in intensity later. look at that. that is impressive. it is wrapped up. when you get a low of this nature this time of year i would expect some really strong possibilities of funnel clouds toward the valley. the sierra is turning to snow. be careful if you are heading up there. a heavy, wet snow coming down. 40s to 50s on our temps here. the front has gone through. now it will be about showers and thunder shower activity for today as the upper low begins to move in. again, it looks like it is mainly moving in north of the golden gate. close enough. more rain on saturday.

a few upper 40s and low 50s. 51 in orinda. 49 by the concord pavilion.inole is 48 degrees, one of the cooler locations there. the activity will probably be dropping, but really didn't do much south of around cloverdale. north of that was very active. today looks to be similar to that. temperatures are on their way up. the low is not going very far. it will stay in california through most of the weekend. that could generate sierra high elevation. fresno, truckee and redding. we are on the western edge of a lot of this. 60s to upper 70s and low and mid 80s. the temperatures will jump up 76 in san jose and 81 in morgan hill. a little cooler going into the weekend. a jump up in the inland temperatures early next week. >> steve, thank you. >>> the time is 6:53. target now recalling thousands of u.s. charges cables nation- wide. what more than two dozen people have already seen and what you should do to stay safe. but first -- >>> what one teacher did after finding out one of his students needed a kidney transplant. right now a live look at your beautiful plan

it got us thinking of the danger of the thousands of people living in lafayette, moraga and orinda.ou are getting wildfire guides in the mail. it was put together by agencies in contra costa county and has notification tips, evacuation tips and how to be ready now. >> we want any resident or citizen to find this easily, get your family ready, no what police, fire, the community groups want to you know and you don't have to go out and google it and try to find it in a bunch of different locations. >> earlier this year lafayette practiced evacuating home on spring hill road. officials say the areas we mentioned is vulnerable. the neighborhoods are in hills, surrounded by trees, and many only have one way out. >>> well, a new internet service will be available after successfully launches 60 new satellites into orbit by spacex. spacex. the falcon 9 rocket launch from the florida yesterday. this was the first phase since founder elon musk's plans to provide a station capable of beaming signals from space to customers around the world. musk is hoping the venture will help his other space

miles per hour or less for those of you in the east bay hayward only warming up into the mid 60's orindadegrees walnut creek 67 degrees and in the north bay napa 68 degrees with santa rosa. in the low 70's. so we're all going to be a few degrees below average in your pollen count for your sunday forecast showing medium amounts of mulberry oak and grasses those are the top 3 allergens that you want to watch out for. but fortunately after this weekend we are going to notice a warming and drying trend that will continue even through your mother's day weekend. >>well the warriors came into their series with the houston rockets looking pretty shaky to hold 2 home losses to the clippers and some underwhelming performances but after 2 games against houston. they reminded everyone that they are the best team in the world tonight they look to take total control of this series in game 3 in houston. steve kerr and does haven't lost a road game this postseason looking to keep it that way tonight 1st quarter dubs up to andre iguodala tried to throw him down on clint capella but capella meet him at th

the wildfire guide was put together a various agencies including lafayette, moraga, the moraga-orinda fire district and contra costa county fire protection district. it follows the recent fires in recent years, including last year's deadly fire in paradise. officials urge people to register their phone numbers online for the contra costa county emergency warning system. >> anyone with homes surrounded by wildlife or the urban interface, we consider susceptible. >> we want one location where you as a resident can find it easily, get your family ready. no what police, fire, community groups want you to know, and you don't have to go out in google and find it in a bunch of locations. >> reporter: this wildfire guide is one piece of a bigger puzzle when it comes to fire prevention. in the coming weeks and months, fire crews will be working on the lamorinda fuel break declare vegetation and prevent wildfires from spreading. in contra costa county, cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, insults continue to fly between the president and house speaker nancy pelosi. why she is callin

orinda will see the cell 11:08, sierra lamar martinez short lids before 11:30. on the peninsula, san bruno, burlingame light to moderate. pops of yellow again, we have showers with isolated downpours out there tonight. what is just a rare may storm overhead. d down in the south bay, sunnyvale, similar set up in the north bay as well. we had light showers about a half hour ago in yo in, tville, pushing off to the north and east. look what is waiting in the wings. we are not done with the storm just yet. we have lightning off the coast. 25 strikes so far in the past 15 minutes. it's about 200 miles away and that is moving in our direction. on the storm impact scale tonight into tomorrow, it is a level one storm. however, we do have showers and scattered downpours and the chance much a thunderstorm popping up during the day tomorrow. we're going to go hour by hour, time-out this storm, and another system that will move in on the heels of this one. it's a rainy next couple of days. all the details in the accuweather forecast, guys, in a few minutes. >> drew, thank y

hopefully, we can do that. 52 in orinda. everybody else around 54 and 55 degrees along the east bay shore. let's see everywhere else, low- to mid-50s. 51 in pacifica. 55 in san jose, 54 in antioch. the cool spot, santa rosa, a little less cloud cover. the golden gate bridge. the clouds are just right above the bridge this morning. so they could settle down a little bit. if you are going to be out and about today, this is spring in all its glory. the beach is gusty today. small-craft advisory north of the bay bridge. east of the golden gate bridge. we'll have southwest winds gusting up to around 30, 35 miles per hour. peninsula today. peninsulas until 9:00. near 70 at lunch. low 70s, clouds to sunshine to high clouds. same tlipg in the east bay valleys, low clouds through 7:00. a lot of sunshine to push us into the upper 70s, high clouds rome in around 7:00 and 72 degrees. the last stop will be the south bay. we will have cloudiness at 58. near 70 to the low 70s, and high clouds and sunshine. about 65. jacket weather returnin

if you're coming into the cal did i could the tunn dicott tunnel, about a 15-minute delay through orinda bay. >> reporter amy hollyfield live for us in larkspur. >> reporter: good morning. it does not feel like may. we have had rain. we're getting some wind. it is just a unique morning, it doesn't feel like spring in the bay area. we know people are curious about the may storm and businesses that rely on spring weather will take a hit. they think they will lose $20,000 to $30,000 because of this rain. >> the rain that will start some time this evening and tomorrow and then into this week is forcing us to cancel trips and potentially close down during the peak of the storm. >> reporter: fish restaurant is bracing for a quiet weekend. the manager says people don't think about heading out to eat fish especially sitting out on the beautiful deck of theirs when it is raining. they have cut down their staff for the weekend. they aren't buying as much fish as usual. baseball playoffs now on hold all throughout the bay area. everyone is having to adjust to the surprise may storm. reporting live

still over two hours. 2:15 out of orinda and the called cut tunnel, san francisco. map up. take the longer route, three times as much mileage over the richmond-san rafael bridge. and golden gate just over an hour and five minutes. a much better route. join nbc bay area wazers and they will get you the information wherever you go and you can adapt your course. we talked about the san mateo bridge where traffic is light. rest of the bay mostly green. one other option, they can take bart. no delays to avoid the bay bridge toll plaza. >> that's a rough way to start your commute this morning. we are noticing that the marine layer is building. look at this mesmerizing shot from sutro cam. this is supposed to be golden gate bridge. we have so much rolling fog and the marine layer is building. this is what we're seeing. look how beautiful that looks. a golden gate bridge staple around here. another view that you may also see if you live in the south bay is this one. a nice morning with cloud cover. but you're going to keep a combination of sun and clouds through 10:00 a.m. the sun

with the east bay where we have low to mid-50s and all neighborhoods once you head into the hills, orinda is cooler at 49. warmest right now is alameda and oakland and just about all of us in the low to mid-50s. a little warmer this morning. a look at the golden gate. some leftover moisture. but it's going to get dry. everything has to do around protecting yourself from the sun whether it's out and about, whether you're exercising at the beach, if you're on the bay today we do have a small craft advisory but only for this morning, 9:00. and it's south of the bay bridge. so it's for the bay bridge, the dumb bar done bridarton bridge. that's it. the peninsula, we're in the 50s through 10:00, 11:00. low to mid-60s with a mixture of sun and the clouds. a little bit warmer. temperatures in the 50s through 9:00. sun and clouds and low to mid-60s in the afternoon hours and the same thing for the south bay. low to mid-60s with partly cloudy conditions this afternoon. take a look at the weekend because if you have outdoor plans you may have to rearrange them. here is alexis. >>> good morning, mike

and fire department on the way, down to 10 miles per hour on highway 24 blocked up all the way past orinda. this will continue to compound throughout the morning as they tried to clear it. the eastshore freeway has several accidents this morning as well. you will need to give yourself at least an extra half an hour this morning. >> checking on high definition doppler, scattered showers this morning, so you can see from mill valley right over the golden gates, some light rain into san francisco over the bay bridge, the east bay near oakland and alameda. this money can also looking at scattered showers for the tri- valley from pleasanton and livermore. we will timeout the rest of today, because we are still tracking scattered showers for your afternoon. details on that on futurecast coming up. >> southern california school is making a controversial clothing decision. start young women at a private catholic school in san francisco, and san diego are no longer allowed to wear skirts. in a letter sent to parents and student, cathedral catholic high school says the dress code exists to foster a

funnel cloud near patterson this morning and we've had reports of downed trees later in the day nor orinda and portola valley. this storm still ranks one on the storm impact scale and through tonight expect to see more scattered showers. a slight chance of lightning strikes and breezy with occasional strong wind gusts. our forecast animation into the evening hours. notice we continue to see pockets of showers occasionally heavy, brief heavy showers moving through the area and later tonight as we approach midnight we'll see the system winding down and weakening a bit and in the early morning hours we'll see a few pockets of showers as the morning commute gets underway but we expect to see the sun tomorrow.i'll give later. >> thanks, spencer. >>> now to a break in a decades-old murder case. john arthur getreu was accused of killing a woman near stanford. >> and now he's been linked to a murder from 1974. and we have the latest on the investigation. chris? >> reporter: good afternoon. getreu barely said a few words for less than five minutes at the san mateo courthouse. he's been arrested in

in fact, upper 40s to low 50s, the mid-40s in orinda in the east bay hills. 46 to 52 there. you can see mid to upper 40s to near 50 just about everywhere. grab a heavier coat this morning but don't worry about the wet weather gear this morning out and about, exercising, cool to comfortable conditions and light breezes on the bay. let's go through some neighborhoods, the 12-hour planner. you can see a lot of cloud cover through 1:00. we'll have our brightest temperatures during the afternoon into the early evening hours when we hit the mid-60s. already down to 59 by 7:00. east bay valleys stuck in the 50s through 9:00. 62, still cloudy, 11:00. a lot of sunshine this afternoon will push us into the upper 60s by 7:00. we're down to 60. and for the south bay we're in the clouds all the way up until 1:00, a mixture of sun and clouds and barely mid-60s then. a little more sunshine in the afternoon hours. if you're heading out at 7:00, it's dry and 61. once we get to about 8:00, the rain comes back in the forecast. i'll show you an hour by hour look at that up next. first alexis in

for those who traveled later, some folks we heard about taking three hours from orinda all the way to city because of the issue that was over at fremont yesterday. so today a big treat for all of our viewers. no problems getting into the city right now. a smooth drive. just the metering lights there in oakland. over here in fremont, a crash at 680 and the truck fire at thornton north 880. both still on the blotter. we will continue to track them so far. the rest of your commute shows a nice easy build. send it right back to you guys. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> from sit-ins, rallies and roads shut down. one of the big ones could be a sit-in at google in mountain view. >> chrkris sanchez joins us. she's rounding up the rest of the day's actions today. always a busy one, kris. >> reporter: always a busy may day. good morning, laura and marcus. they are highly visible. we see them from sky ranger up above. we see road closures on the ground. but because the protests here at google this afternoon is going to be a sit-in, we're not really sure what to expect. in fact, a security guard tol