we are live in pacifica.he surf is rolling in, the tide is coming in so the whale is under water right now. but it is bleeding from its head and so there is a good bit of blood right now in the water. we have some footage taken at sunset last night that shows this whale rolling around in the surf. it looks to be an adult sperm whale about 60 feet long and that's pretty much as big as they get. it's not clear when it washed ashore. we did get fairly close to it. no smell just yet but it has been cool and as roberta mentioned we are getting some warmer weather coming soon here. so later today scientists from the marine mammal center and the academy of sciences will perform a necropsy. adults sperm what else can get up to 50 tons. it can be interesting to see what happens whether they leave it out there or tow it out to sea. live in pacifica, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> public unrest over recent police shootings brought protestors out in droves around the bay area yesterday. that police station in downtown oakland was

back here in pacifica we had a high of 61 degrees. palo alto definitely the warm spot but woodside the chillier location today. as we go over our forecast for tomorrow we're expecting a mild day for the interior valleys. north bay 66 degrees. we're going to undergo some big-time changes this week and if you did not see us in the 5:00 hour what's looking more and more likely is the possibility of rainfall by this weekend. now, so far this week the storms have been close but nothing yet. you can see one near the four corners and one in southern california. by the end of the week on friday we're going to see this trough of low pressure beginning to get closer. every major forecast model right now now has introduced the chance of rainfall as we head into saturday's forecast. it looks pretty decent for all of the bay area to get at least something. and about 25 minutes we'll have details on the exact timing of this and how much rainfall we could pick up this weekend. again, in that full forecast you guys. >> okay. thank you, jeff. up next

. >>> developing news in pacifica. right now scientists are conducting a necropsy trying to figure out what killed a beached whale. kpix 5's devin feastly is on that beach that's attracting a lot of attention tonight. devin fehely reports. >> reporter: a team of scientists and volunteers from the marine mammal center just finished work. they say this is the 18th sperm whale who washed up in this part of california since they started keeping records about 40 years ago. and they say their goal now is to figure out how and why this animal died. from the deeply concerned -- >> pretty unusual. pretty sad, actually. >> reporter: -- to the merely curious -- >> i'm not surprised that a whale would wash up. i haven't seen anything wash up this big. >> reporter: -- the rare and sat sight of an adult male sperm whale that washed ashore in pacifica drew onlookers by the dozens. >> the poor dead whale lying on the beach. >> reporter: debbie came for a closer look at the massive marine mammal. >> it's part of life and nature. it's a

. >>> i'm michelle roberts in pacifica with an update on that dead whale that washed ashore last week. coming up see the graffiti that someone left on the cashing cass and what group may be responsible swloo i'm scott budman with wert day technology. coming up we will take you inside the bay area startup with the new kind of water bottle that will make water this brown drinkable. >>> a 60 mile swim in shark infested bay area water. >> you think you see things in the water and maybe you do maybe you don't. >> the worthy cause motivating this incredible open water test of endurance. >>> let it be. that's what many people are saying about that dead whale that washed up on a beach in pacifica last week but there's an update tonight. this is near sharp park state beach. today many people were shocked to see graffiti on the whale's body. michelle sad to see this. >> reporter: yeah, it really is. i did get some good news a police officer said early in morning there was a group of volunteers out here that actually cleaned off the whale and cleaned up that graffiti. still many people coming ou

but has definitely has been talk around pacifica today. people are coming out here to try and take a look at it but they're having trouble getting out to it, because it is in a very difficult spot. we do know that if the whale does not wash back out in the ocean overnight, a necropsy team will be out wednesday to try to figure how the whale died they say they will be out to do that only if the waves do not take the ocean back out to see tonight. it is high tide right now but is possible overnight for the well to watch back out to ocean. pam moore>>: six years in the making 'the magical bridge playground' will make its long- awaited debut this weekend in palo alto. the colorful, new facility on east meadow drive. is not your ordinary playground, but rather one of the most innovative inclusive playgrounds anywhere. built with seed money and land from the city of palo alto and some $4 million dollars in private donations, organizers hope 'the magical bridge' will spark a national conversation about the importance of building playgrounds for e

alex savidge joining us live in pacifica.re there right near the carcass with the efforts to answer all of those questions and also give us an upclose look at the whale. we have an upclose look for you. good morning to you. this whale has become quite an attraction at this beach. here it is behind us. we're at the very south end of the beach next to morey point. you can see that massive mammal stuck right there in the sand. the tide is coming in. it's much higher than it was earlier this morning. the carcass is getting pounded by the waves. as you look over here to the left side, you can see a lot of people drawn to this whale. it's pretty amazing to see it up close. people are coming down to take pictures of it. experts believe this is a nearly 50-foot long sperm while that washed ashore sometime yesterday. we understand that later on today, there will be researchers from the marine mammal center in sausalito coming down here to take a closer look at the whale and perform a necropsy to figure out how the mammal died. in the

kpix 5's devin fehely is live in pacifica.e they any closer to figuring out what killed this massive animal? >> that's acareer ender. say the wrong thing during a commercial break that's a career ender, dude. >> reporter: they probably will not be able to definitively determine the cause of death. all day long there's been a steady stream of people come down to mori point. they performed a necropsy on the animal. they say it appears to be an adult sperm whale. the animal weigh severely underweight and may have been sick or starving at the time it washed ashore. more >> bones are protruding, not eating. not a lot of stomach contents. >> reporter: the samples they checked today were not fresh enough to determine an official cause of death. so what happens now? the marine mammal center says they would prefer to leave the animal exactly where it is and allow nature to take its course. but they say that they are also in communication with the city of pacifica who may want to bury the body. in pacifica, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> pre

this is at morey point in pacifica. right off highway 1.he main entrance straight west that's where this whale is. we have video of where this whale was last night around sunset. you see it rolling around the surf there. we are told it's about 50 feet long and that is roughly the size of an adult whale. we're hearing it might be a sperm whale. not clear when it washed ashore. we went down a little way down there. there was no smell of decomposition but the weather is warming up. later today scientists will perform a necropsy. it weighs up to 50 tons when fully grown. so they have their work cut out for them. live at morey point in pacifica. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:34. public unrest over police shootings brought protestors out in droves around the bay area yesterday. the police station downtown oakland was the target of graffiti. others blocked traffic on the on-ramp to the nimitz freeway near jackson street. they held up signs and banners that said stop murder by police. six people were arrested for trespassing on the freeway near

the dead whale washed ashore near pacifica's maury point. passersby weren't sure what it was they were looking at. >> there is a rock out there at low tide that is exposed and i thought it was that rock and i thought it is shinier than the rock. as i got closer i realized it was a whale. >> researchers say it is an adult sperm whale believed to be about 49 feet long. people started flocking to it as word spread. >> it is a huge whale. it is actually a huge whale. i never seen anything like it before. i'm in awe. >> many pacifica residents don't know the last time they have seen a whale on the beaches. they have seen other animals wash ashore in recent months. >> sea lions wash up, a lot of babies, but never seen a whale that size here. >> residents want to know what caused the whale to die. >> there were 50 congregating in the monterey bay and we were expecting to see them start showing up down here but it's a shame this is the first one we have seen. >> they plan to perform a necropsy. lilian kim abc7 news. >>> water, restrictions begin imm

our reporter is in pacifica. janet is it attracting a crowd? >> certainly. this is a very rare sight at pacifica beach and bringing a lot people all morning long and still, even here at this hour. the whale is resting on the shore about a mile from where we are at the point where several scientists have gathered. they are preparing to begin the necropsy to determine how the whale died. >> news of the dead whale brought a steady stream of onlookers this morning. >> i saw on the news that the whale was down here at our local beach and i said this is the only time i will be able to see something that is so beautiful. it was very big. very cool. >> the marine mammal center said it was first spotted yesterday morning. researchers say it is believed to be an adult male measuring 47' long an endangered species. >> eight has some damage, looked like it was up against the rocks. i looked for signs of large wounds but i could not see anything. >> the necropsy will determine how the whale died but it can take up to six weeks if there is no immediate sign of trauma. qui

but they say they are also communicating with the city of pacifica who may want to bury the body. in pacifica, devin fehely, kpix5. >> the whale also showed signs of trauma, but scientists say it doesn't look like it was hit bay boat. >>> tonight, more proof san francisco real estate prices are out of this world. here is a 291 square foot condo. it is in the city soma neighborhood. it features a bay window. full sized murphy style fold away bed. it sold for $415,000 in cash. sound like a lot? that is actually 39% over asking. >> they received about nine officers. almost half of those were all cash. often, though, the all cash offers are not always the best offers, all things considered. in this case, it was. >> yeah. 291 square feet. did i mention that? and get this. the micro condo comes with $289 monthly hoa dues. >> unbelievable. >>> well speaking of unbelievable, the warriors have been one of the best teams in the nba all season. but tonight, they had a shot at making history. >> they have been making history all season long. the warriors had nothing to play for in terms of pl

a mystery in pacifica. what killed a whale.m: this rally is designed to support fast food workers and pete goal to increase minimum-wage. judge bush is live and berkeley right now with the very latest three. >> reporter: the crowd is on the way here. part of a major side with israel to show you. you can see that there is a huge amount of people this protest has been considered a day of action that. berkeley but earlier in step francisco new york city, boston and beyond. >> reporter: all of this comes rather two weeks after that doubt corporate announced that it would be giving $1 rates to all of their employees for a people that work in mcdonald's and own stores but that does not apply to those that work and franchises like this one here. we are expecting a large crowd of protesters to come at any time. right now i am just bush, reporting live in berkeley >> pam: in pacifica this evening. >> pam: marine scientists are to figure out. what caused a 50- foot long sperm whale to die and wash ashore. >> pam: kron 4's dan kerman join

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the dead whale washed ashore near pacifica's maury point. passersby weren't sure what it was they were looking at. >> there is a rock out there at low tide that is exposed and i thought it was that rock and i thought it is shinier than the rock. as i got closer i realized it was a whale. >> researchers say it is an adult sperm whale believed to be about 49 feet long. people started flocking to it as word spread. >> it is a huge whale. it is actually a huge whale. i never seen anything like it before. i'm in awe. >> many pacifica residents don't know the last time they have seen a whale on the beaches. they have seen other animals wash ashore in recent months. >> sea lions wash up, a lot of babies, but never seen a whale that size here. >> residents want to know what caused the whale to die. >> there were 50 congregating in the monterey bay and we were expecting to see them start showing up down here but it's a shame this is the first one we have seen. >> they plan to perform a necropsy. lilian kim abc7 news. >>> water, restrictions begin imm

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. >> pam: there is a huge, it did well on the beach in pacifica. and it is going to take a lot of work to find out if died. and to remove the card district kron4 scott rates reports. >> reporter: this is right and mori point and pacifica and here is what it looks like. just how big this and will is with the waves crashing over the marine well mammal center says it washed up sometime monday night. they're no signs of trauma. on the whale's body. it is still unclear as to how the will died. --whale >> reporter: they're having a difficult time getting out to that will because of it is located in a difficult spot for it. will be up to do that if the waves do not take it back out into the ocean because of the high tide. we will have to wait and see reporting, at some pacifica scott rates kron4 newsprint >> reporter: police just finished their investigation a short time ago creek here , and this afternoon trying to figure out who shot the victim and why. it happened a round p.m.. according to police, a man in his 20s was filling his van up with a gas and

the dead whale washed ashore near pacifica's maury point.it was they were looking at. >> there is a rock out there at low tide that is exposed and i thought it was that rock and i thought it is shinier than the rock. as i got closer i realized it was a whale. >> researchers say it is an adult sperm whale believed to be about 49 feet long. people started flocking to it as word spread. >> it is a huge whale. it is actually a huge whale. i never seen anything like it before. i'm in awe. >> many pacifica residents don't know the last time they have seen a whale on the beaches. they have seen other animals wash ashore in recent months. >> sea lions wash up, a lot of babies, but never seen a whale that size here. >> residents want to know what caused the whale to die. >> there were 50 congregating in the monterey bay and we were expecting to see them start showing up down here but it's a shame this is the first one we have seen. >> they plan to perform a necropsy. lilian kim abc7 news. >>> water, restrictions begin immediately for east bay mud use

mark mat use it in pacifica mark do we have any answers at this point? >> reporter: not yet, raj.at first scientists thought at that time whale looked thin but they have discovered that the whale was eating and they are still looking for signs of what may have caused it to die and wash up here on the beach. the investigation began today around noon. a dozen people have been working on the 48 foot pale sperm whale's body today, cutting away six inches of blubber to hopefully get down to what it was that killed the animal. >> we're looking for hemorrhaging and bruising that would have occurred that would indicate that he suffered trauma while he was alone. >> reporter: this is only the 17th sperm whale to wash up in this area in the past 40 years, researchers are here from the california academy of sciences the marine mammal center moss landing marine laboratories golden gate citation research and uc santa cruz. rob west lives nearby he was walking on the beach and asked if he could help out. he's though the team's chief knife sharpener. >> just to help everybody else out. to be a p

a dead whale almost 50 feet long washed up on the participate in pacifica. today marine biologists will try to find out why. it was spotted yesterday. alex savidge you got a look at the whale and you're back now live. tell me what you saw. >>reporter: well dave, good morning to you. this whale is sitting on the beach at the very end of shark park beach where we are in pacifica this morning. to get there my photographer and i had to hike act three quarters of a mile down a dirt trail to get a look at it. here's what we found. decomposing carcass of this sperm whale. it washed ashore sometime yesterday. it's unclear exactly when. there was no odor or anything like that in the air. you did see blood in the water though, near where the wail was sitting. later on today we understand researchers from the marine mammal center will be out here to take a closer look and to figure out how exactly the mammal died. this time of year whales do migrate close to the san francisco bay as they head north to feed in the arctic waters need alaska. there's a warning out for boa

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a rare event has marine biologists flocking to the pacifica beach. they spent much of their trying to understand what killed that sperm whale that washed ashore. mark matthews is in pacifica with more on what scientists have been able to uncover. have they figured out what killed the whale yet? >> reporter: they have not, jessica. this whale washed up on the beach yesterday morning. they worked almost all day long on this whale. and what killed it remains a mystery. the first thing investigators are doing are cutting away the blubber, six inches of fat that covers the muscles and organs. >> you need to get through the front space to get into the heart of why the animal passed. >> reporter: marine veterinarian katelyn brown is with the marine animal center but there are researchers here from the golden gate research california academy of sciences and los landing marine labs. >> we're looking for bruising that would indicate he suffered trauma while he was alive. >> reporter: it is rare to see a sperm whale wash up in the bay area. this is only the 17t

. >>> it is a mystery on a beach in pacifica this noontime. why a dead whale almost 50 feet long washed up on the shore. it was spotted first at morey point. alex savidge has more about the efforts today to find out what happened to the whale. >> reporter: as the tide came in this morning, the carcass of this anotherly 50-foot long sperm whale was pounded by the wave. with the tail rising into the air at times. the massive mammal stuck in the sand turned into quite an attraction here in pacifica. >> i have never been this close to a whale before. i was expecting it bigger and it some big. >> i made a special trip. i saw it on the news. sad for the whale, but it's really cool to be able to see it this close and get up and have a good look at it. >> reporter: the whale washed ashore sometime yesterday at the south end of shark park beach near morey point. experts believe this is an adult whale. even though the size is impressive, biologists say the whale is actually emaciated. members of the marine mammal center are performing a necropsy hoping

mid70s palo alto and 57 in pacifica and the fog will hang around. 58 daly city. north bay 50s along the coast and you will see most low 70s and 80s elsewhere. santa rosa 78. a great day in the wine country. napa 79. east bay 72 and oakland 74. newark inland areas much like today, 84 in livermore and 82 concord. the sun will be shining and you will need the sunscreen if you are heading outside. doing outdoor activities such as baseball tomorrow evening? it is looking good. giants and d-backs, a little breezy and 60 degrees at 6:05 and dropping down to the mid mid50s and the fog will roll back in. if i were you, i would take a jacket and enjoy the game. the accu-weather seven-day forecast we will keep it on the cool to warm side. the clouds start to come in and you will notice a big drop in the temperatures beginning on tuesday inland. 70s inland 50s coast side. a slight chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live v

pacifica, clear as a well.u can see a little bit of moisture but it is still nice and clear over san francisco to kick off the day. high pressure is the weather story. want to talk about this. this will keep our sky nice and clear as we head throughout the next 48 hours. temperatures will be a little bit warmer even tomorrow. what happens is the big ridge of high pressure takes the storm track way to the north as we head throughout the next wum days. this is where it will stay. by next week everything changes and we bring in some shower activity. this will be very short lived. 85 degrees in the tri-valley for today. 79 in san francisco even getting close to 80 degrees there. 83 degrees for us here in san jose. record heat is expected in santa rosa because of the warm start. record for today is 82. today forecasting 86 degrees and likely to tie a temperature record out in concord. there are changes on the way. we are expecting -- i mean expecting -- rain. widespread across the bay area. and snow in tahoe from th

tomorrow morning low 40s out the door. 42 livermore. 48 oakland. 49 degrees for pacifica.noon highs like today. for your wednesday. breezy weather continuing. 66 sausalito. 69 castro valley. upper 60s to low 70s in the south bay. 69 redwood city. 69 san francisco. temperatures will climb thursday and friday, cool for your bay area weekend and the chance for scattered showers come easter sunday. >> nice. thank you. >>> we have an update on a breaking news -- on breaking news. sky fox over the scene. police are conducting backyard searches in the area of 37th and market as they look for a driver who led them on a chase. the driver possibly a robbery suspect crashed into another car and took off on foot. the driver who was in the car had to be taken away by ambulance. we don't know the extent of that person's injury. a search is underway for a robbery suspect in 37th in market. in oakland. >>> the warriors battle the clippers tonight in southern california and the giants and the a's were in action today. mark is up next with sports. >> now to the news room, gasia mikaelian wi

temperatures today from 64 degrees in pacifica to 78 degrees in livermore. that's 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. 73 in mountain view. northwest winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. seven-day forecast near or record warmth thursday, friday. onshore flow with the potential of hazardous seas over the weekend, chance of rain tuesday. make it a great day. >>> a northern california man just made the guinness world records as the oldest active pilot. a flight last month by peter weber qualified him for the record. he flew three looping circles around an airfield near sacramento. the air force veteran has been a pilot for 72 years. he says he flies about twice a month. >>> coming up, land a dream job the skills you need to edge out the competition. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline at 888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. we (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o grou

it will still be cool, sunny or foggy. 57 pacifica, 69 palo alto. sunny in the cities.-60s downtown with the breezy winds. up in the north pay some of the warmer numbers here. in fact we are looking at mid-70s santa rosa. a big jump from yesterday. and with the sunshine from marin, it will look nice but the coast will still be cool. 73 in vallejo. east bay warmer than yesterday by about 4 degrees. average high is about 67 degrees. going for a high of 69 today. 69 union city, and you head inland, numbers here really jumping into the upper 70s. so this also will be the area tomorrow that warms the most. highs today in our inland east bay will be in the mid-70s from san ramon. and pittsburgh at about 79 degrees. fur spending time in the east bay, particularly at the ballgame mid-60s. and oakland upper 60s at 3:30 and a west wind about 15 miles an hour. a warmup today, bigger warmup tomorrow and a cool down tuesday and wednesday with the fog keeping it chilly at the coast. then by thursday and friday looks like we are well into the 80s again inland. and it will cool down ne

. >>> a huge whale is on the beach in pacifica tonight.tists and vets say there are no obvious signs for what killed the whale. it is 50 feet long and there were a lot of people who came out to the beach today see it. scientists say tissue samples are too decayedcayed for lab work so it is unlikely they will have an answer on what killed the whale. they will probably leave the whale where it is and hopefully let nature take its course or if that doesn't work they may burry it in the sand. >>> a new recycling system is in place at a popular san francisco park that generates mountains of trash. a pop up recycling and compost center. it will be open on weekends and holidays starting saturday as a pilot program. volunteers will help sort the trash. one employee says it will make people more responsible for the trash they create. >> encouraging folks, come in, enjoy your day, but please bring it out and make an effort to help our environment and recycle or compost. >> officials say right now the city collects 7,000 gallons of trash at the park

. >> reporter: here in pacifica they got an inch of much-needed rain but caused headaches all over the bay area. the slick roads proved dangerous. this big rig jackknifed on 680 in fremont and snarled the morning commute through the sunol grade. strong winds wind the bay bridge as rain fell on four bay area bridges. the rain piled up in san francisco. drivers tried to navigate a pool on fremont avenue. this is the largest rainfall of the calendar year and eric collected 90 gallons of rain in these buckets. >> give us enough water to keep the trees in the back watered for at least a week when things dry out. >> reporter: sure, he wants to help out during the drought but also says collecting rainwater helps keep his water bill down. even with some of the rain- related issues that piled up, many are trying to keep the bigger pictureof the drought in mind. >> they are saying the rain we are getting needs to happen more often for it to do something. >> reporter: in pacifica ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> and as ryan reported, biggest impact was on the morning commute. it was slow going for drivers

mid70s palo alto and 57 in pacifica and the fog will hang around. 58 daly city. north bay 50s along the coast and you will see most low 70s and 80s elsewhere. santa rosa 78. a great day in the wine country. napa 79. east bay 72 and oakland 74. newark inland areas much like today, 84 in livermore and 82 concord. the sun will be shining and you will need the sunscreen if you are heading outside. doing outdoor activities such as baseball tomorrow evening? it is looking good. giants and d-backs, a little breezy and 60 degrees at 6:05 and dropping down to the mid mid50s and the fog will roll back in. if i were you, i would take a jacket and enjoy the game. the accu-weather seven-day forecast we will keep it on the cool to warm side. the clouds start to come in and you will notice a big drop in the temperaturesbeginning on tuesday inland. 70s inland 50s coast side. a slight chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. >>> you might say this guy is the world's most patient pet owner. in tokyo he was seen taking his pet tortoise for a walk. a leisurely stroll is a better

mid70s palo alto and 57 in pacifica and the fog will hang around. 58 daly city.ay 50s along the coast and you will see most low 70s and 80s elsewhere. santa rosa 78. a great day in the wine country. napa 79. east bay 72 and oakland 74. newark inland areas much like today, 84 in livermore and 82 concord. the sun will be shining and you will need the sunscreen if you are heading outside. doing outdoor activities such as baseball tomorrow evening? it is looking good. giants and d-backs, a little breezy and 60 degrees at 6:05 and dropping down to the mid mid50s and the fog will roll back in. if i were you, i would take a jacket and enjoy the game. the accu-weather seven-day forecast we will keep it on the cool to warm side. the clouds start to come in and you will notice a big drop in the temperatures beginning on tuesday inland. 70s inland 50s coast side. a slight chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. recently, a 1954 mercedes- benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million dollars. and now, another mercedes-ben

and again mid 60s in and around pacifica and half-moon bay 67. you are going to see the giants play later today. temperatures will begin to cool off by 7:15. 60 degrees. a westerly breeze to 10 miles an hour with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view the drop off will continue saturday into sunday. upper 70s to low 80s. not a huge drop in temperatures but again the fog son its way -- fog is on its way back. farther out tuesday into thursday. tuesday, wednesday, thursday make it more clearer. possibleover a few scattered showers. >> rosemary knows i turn on the heater the full blast but not today. it's amazing you can feel that chill absent in the air. >>> if you have ever wanted to see your face on the big screen, your face has been on the big screen. this could be your big chance. coming up in 25 minutes where you need to be this weekend if you want to be in a movie and how a pair of bell bottoms could improve your chances. >> they call it vaping. new numbers show a sharp rise in the

. >>> there is still no official cause of death for the sperm whale that washed up in pacifica. the 48-foot whale was found yesterday at morrey point beach. they say it died a week before it washed up on the beach. the necropsy found there were no broken bones so it was not killed by a ship strike. the animal was emaciated about you had been eating. tissue samples were taken, but not fresh enough to determine the exact cause of death. >>> a big loss for east bay little leaguers after thousands of dollars was stolen from their clubhouse. someone broke into the tennison american little league clubhouse in hayward. late sunday night someone pried open a window and stole a safe containing $7,000. the thefts could not have come at a worse time. it happened after a big fundraiser. >> the safe was missing and not much else. there is a cash register they didn't touch. they knew what was in there and were going after it. they grabbed it and took off. >> certainly seems that way. the league is looking for donations to help recover some of the money. they are looking into installing securi

pacifica expecting 58 degrees. and there are sections of san francisco that will also be in the 50s. for the north bay, east bay and tri-valley nap pa and santa rosa will have the most sun because you'll be clearing out sooner. as we get a look at the extended forecast it's not going to be wet all weekend long. we clear out as we head throughout sunday and check out the temperatures. they catapult up. by monday and tuesday, upper 70s and low 80s. so a quick event. and, again, set those alarms. i know i'm going to be up early waiting for those raindrops. >> you want us not to sleep in on saturday morning? >> you've got to get up. >> the weather man wants to watch some weather. >> thanks man. happy friday to you. >>> coming up diet pepsi, be aware. the recipe is changing but some soda drinkers call it a big victory. >>> from tech executive to hero. how this man swung into action at a local airport. the high-tech tool he used to save a life. >>> excuse me. a warning from an east bay elementary school. a fifth grader s

. >>> there is still no official cause of death for the sperm whale that washed up in pacifica. the 48-foot whale was found yesterday at morrey point beach. they say it died a week before it washed up on the beach. the necropsy found there were no broken bones so it was not killed by a ship strike. the animal was emaciated about you had been eating. tissue samples were taken, but not fresh enough to determine the exact cause of death. >>> a big loss for east bay little leaguers after thousands of dollars was stolen from their clubhouse. someone broke into the tennison american little league clubhouse in hayward. late sunday night someone pried open a window and stole a safe containing $7,000. the thefts could not have come at a worse time. it happened after a big fundraiser. >> the safe was missing and not much else. there is a cash register they didn't touch. they knew what was in there and were going after it. they grabbed it and took off. >> certainly seems that way. the league is looking for donations to help recover some of the money. they are looking into installing securi

low 60ss for pacifica, half moon day. we get past this cool weather on wednesday. thursday and friday a bump in temperatures. cooling down for the weekend and a chance for rain for sunday. >> thank you. >>> a spring tradition that is tough on wildlife, especially the babies, why they are showing up at a local wildlife hospital and how the hospital says you can help. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> new developments in the killing of a mother who was trying trying to protect her children from gunfire. a 4th suspect appeared in court. what prosecutors say he is accused of. a truck crashes into the bedroom of a home where an 11- year-old boy was sleeping. hear what happened in the boy's own words. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to

leÓn: la familia dijo estar sorprendido por la violencia porque planeaban organizar una marcha pacÍficastos estudios por lo que hicieron un llamado a la calma. marÍa leticia: mientras el jefe de policÍa de baltimore, dijo de estar orgulloso de liderar la organizaciÓn. y llamÓ a los uniformados a enfrentar la protesta de manera sobresaliente. en solidaridad con los manifestantes en baltimore, un grupo de 100 personas se lanzaron a las calles hoy, desde el centro de la ciudad. leÓn: el grupo obstruyÓ una rampa de entrada en la autopista 980. hoy la policÍa aumentÓ la vigilancia ante las protestas, le mantendremos informado. marÍa leticia: un hombre armado abriÓ fuego contra un pasajero dentro de un tren ligero del transporte pÚblico de san francisco. la vÍctima es un joven de 20 aÑos que fue trasladado a un hospital en condiciÓn crÍtica. el agresor logrÓ darse a la fuga pero la policÍa analiza los vÍdeos de seguridad para identificarlo. elÓn: una presunta ladrona se tocÓ con la dueÑa de la vivienda que acababa de robar cuando escapaba. esto ayudÓ a la policÍa de palo alto a localizarla. l

>> the sperm whale appeared to be washed ashore in pacifica. it's a rare occurrence that northern californiains have seen only 18 times. and researchers arrived in force. >> long time day. bucket list day. >> really? >> yes. >> dead whales is not uncommon. having them float onshore is uncommon. >> when the tide went route researcher researchers dug in then blubber, then muscle tissue, then went looking for a cause of death. >> we're assessing hemorrhage, trauma bruising or assessing bone structure. and we want to get into their organs >> we did have a sperm whale out a couple years ago. that had 500 pounds of fishing net in his stomach. >> today, no clear answers. this crowd grew climbed and watch. i remember 120, 30 years ago. >> now there is this one. locals will remember the year for it. a reminder that there is more out there. another world off shore. still ahead a sensitive topic at this high school. >> why some parents object to having planned parenthood talk to kids about sex. >> there is more than basketball happening here tonight. comi

kind of interesting this one right here. 48 degrees lindsey reports a full inch of rain in pacifica this. we want to thank our weather watcher for keeping up on top of the weather in the bay area. it is our hi-def doppler radar. this system is now pushing out east. as it does, it has been dumping copious amounts of rain still some moderate rain throughout the 580/680 corridor into the sunol grade. you can see where we have now had that system exit the peninsula but nevertheless, wraparound moisture will still be noticed throughout the day. here's your santa clara valley. we have rain from milpitas through berryessa, alum rock into willow glen at this hour. mostly cloudy skies, san francisco wind gusts at this hour up to 40 miles per hour. these winds out of the southwest 20 to 30 miles per hour during the morning hours dialing back 10 to 20 during the afternoon with a chance of a thunderstorm with small hail and chance of lightning here and there. some off the california coast already. here you have that ominous looking front. and as it dips to the south and ejects to the east behind a l

today's highs anywhere from 60 in pacifica to 79 towards clayton and walnut creek, antioch and tracy. mid-70s in san jose which is pretty much spot on for this time of the year. low 70s in oakland and in mountain view. here's a look at your extended forecast. i'm going to get out of the way so you can get a peek at it. outside number 80 in pleasanton and also blackhawk and in danville. and then thursday we are warming all the way into the low 90s extremely dry conditions with low relative humidity through friday. then we reintroduce the low clouds and fog on saturday and sunday. so we'll drop our temperatures back into the seasonal levels into the 70s. we have a baseball game tonight as our oakland a's host the l.a. angels of anaheim. 60 and breezy. and looking ahead, traffic problems usually, right? >> there are, i know, just in time for that. what time does that game start start? 7:05. so that's the heart of the evening commute. off to work this morning, we have these -- not really a delay but it is an issue through pinole westbound 80 at appian. most of the activity of the car fire

my name is jim sullivan and a resident and member of the piivegga open space -- pacifica open space council and member of the midtrails council down the coast there but i am here as a private citizen to encourage you to support opening up this access. i would also like to thank all of the agencies that have taken their time to show up today. i think it's really what is going to make this particular study work is to engage all the national parks, state parks, and you have other state parks there that connect all through the upper areas of the watershed. you have talked about engaging stakeholders and i'm a member of the san mateo county devil slide program which is great group of folks that spend their time up on the trail keeping an eye on the slide. that's one of the major concerns the watershed. every year you read and hear about the pot farms that happen up there and pretty much they have harvested or are in the process and getting eyes and ears up there will really assist in making this a successful venture so thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon

that should be a good time. 75 degrees in pacifica.this is also a pretty cool event happening at the marine science institute 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. eco film fest and shark feeding. i'm sure this is only for a specific group in our audience. we like to let you know it's going on. a lot to learn here as well about our local marine life. and saturday is also the -- we have the anniversary of the 1906 san francisco earthquake. this is something that they do every single year mayor and a lot of local officials head out and they paint that fire hydrant gold again, and this is in celebration of the hydrant that saved the mission district in 1906 from that devastating earthquake. so usually this falls on a weekday. this year it's coming in on a weekend. if you're headed out there, make sure that you're ready for extra crowds. and some cool weather as well. we'll rebound really nicely as we head throughout your saturday afternoon into the mid 80s in the south bay. in the mid 70s in san francisco as we get into your saturday. that rain then mo

a dead whale washed up on a pacifica beach.officials have been trying to figure out what to do with the carcass. vandals left their mark. they spray painted the whale with graffiti. >> michelle roberts shows us how the high tide already erased the graffiti. but what a shock. >> reporter: it was something you'll probably never see ever again for sure. >> it was historic. it was like seeing something prehistoric. >> reporter: it's drawing people from all over the bay area. >> it was just a fantastic vision on this beach. >> reporter: it's nearly 50 feet long and weighs about 40 tons. >> curiosity to see the whale. >> reporter: last wednesday this sperm whale washed up on shore at shark park beach in pacifica. marine experts still don't know exactly how died. >> oh yeah. this one. >> reporter: many have been taking pictures as the whale decomposes on shore. yesterday a troubling new addition to the carcass. >> i wanted to go close enough because i was trying to tell my friends that the whale got graffitied and they couldn't believ

beautiful day in pacifica. nice and clear here.do have some pretty thick fog throughout your inland valley spots. it is not going to last long. temperatures in the 80s for some today and down to the 60s tomorrow. maybe some rain in the veneer future. your complete forecast when "today in the bay" comes right back. >>> your time is 7:15. another live look outside. a look across the south bay. a little bit hazy. it is going to be a nice one. beach weather as christina says. >>> work continues on a construction project that is having a major impact on drivers in san francisco. venice between post and fury is closed until midnight because of construction on california pacific medical center state-of-the-art hospital. crews are working on a ped tunnel. shutdowns are also scheduled for april 24th through the 26th. and during labor day weekend in september. if you are driving around oakland, prepare for a detour on 880 tonight. all northbound and southbound lanes will be closed between 23rd and 29th avenue. the closures are planned from 9

located just south of the pacifica pier at moore point. officials with the marin marin mammal center in marin county tels tell us it appears to be adult sperm whale. they head out to perform a test and identify it for sivrnlt motorcycle for sivrnlt motorcyclist injured after crashing at the end of a police pursuit this afternoon. happened just before 5:00 o'clock on highway 4 martinez. police say an officer was chasing the cyclist for speeding but called off pursuit when it ka im to heavy traffic. motorcyclist kept going crashed into a car slowing down. accident forced the closure of the freeway for about 25 minutes. motorcycle rider suffered life threatening injuries. >> police arrested second suspect did following 2 car crashes in a police chase in san anselmo. 20-year-old isaiah was the passenger in a car accident in west marin county last night when woman stopped to help police say he got out of the car and stole hers. authorities chased him through quiet san anselmo neighborhood. crashed the car and took off running. >> lock your door

. >>> good morning more and more people have been coming down to pacifica beach to look at the dead whale. as to what happened, we could get answers soon as researchers land to perform a necropsy later today. sky 7 shows the massive whale resting on the beach and it is south of where we are. the mammal center believes it is an adult sperm though can live 60 years. people are used to seeing the whale swimming. not dead. >> sea lions a lost babies but never seen a wheel that -- a whale that size. >> huge. never seen anything like it. >> people spotted the dead wail year. sperm whales are concerned endangered and are protected under the marine mammal protection act. >> the last of hundreds of sea birds sickened by a miss mysterious substance will be released in sausalito at 11:30, the 165th sea bird returned to the wild after hundreds were discovered with the mysterious goo. we will have a report from the international bird rescue next half hour. >>> new details this morning in the fight to keep palo alto's only mobile home park open. the mobile home park will stay open a little longer. at a

take a look at today's daytime highs near or record warmth 71 in pacifica to 86 in cloverdale. the full forecast is straight ahead. >> thank you, roberta. out the door a lot of overnight roadwork. they cleared the full freeway closure 880 in old. we'll talk more about that plus a check of your bay area bridges coming up. >>> two people are dead after a crash in east san jose. it happened late last night when a car turned over on north capitol avenue and blocked tracks on avt a light rail line with car parts strewn across the road. we have a reporter kiet do at the scene. he will have a live report at 5 a.m. >>> a house fire killed a person in san jose. it started at 7 p.m. last night on jeannie avenue. firefighters found smoke and flames coming from the bedroom and they searched for someone who was believed to be trapped inside. then they found a body. another person got out okay. >>> a woman who allegedly rammed a police vehicle with a stolen car in the east bay is in the hospital with a gunshot wound. san leandro officers were in oakland yesterday on a different case when the

in pacifica wayne freedman, abc 7. >> crews are still at the scene of a deadly accident in richmond. sky 7 hd was over the scene on westbound 80 near central avenue. according to the highway patrol a motorcyclist was killed after the rider lost control and skidded across several lanes. a big rig trying to avoid that motorcycle then overturned and hit an suv. two other people were taken to the hospital with other injuries. two lanes are still closed and they are expected to reopen in about an hour. >> this is a terrible tragedy, obviously and an inconvenience for so many drivers. the 360 camera has a different vantage point of that accident scene that cheryl was just talking about. we're heading toward richmond here and our photographer and driver in this car have literally not moved, apparently in about 20 minutes' time headed toward richmond because of this accident. a couple of lanes still closed as you heard. let's turn around the other direction. traffic is moving fine heading the opposite direction, but you can see how far the backlog is. it's really, really a mess and has been