whales, according to the interim police chief here in pacifica. that process set to begin today. both whales still large so i imagine the process will take at least a day or two. live in pacifica, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thanks, steph. >>> could a small earthquake here in california cause massive shaking across the world? that's what scientists in los angeles hope to find out by creating tiny manmade earthquakes. >> they've fashioned this machine calling it an earthquake machine. two plastic plates sliding against each other creating mini kef lars. they indicate all of the quake's magnitude 7.5 or higher since 1900 did not happen randomly. they believe they were caused by other smaller earthquakes. the team admits their sample size is small and they hope that further research will help them figure out how to predict the next big one. >>> time to check the microclimate forecast this morning as we give you a live look outside. can you make it out? yeah. bay bridge from emeryville there from a distance. notice the mist drizzle in the

right now students from palo alto pacifica and fremont attend.re were also students from as far away as long beach and eureka. lyanne melendez is live at the school with more on the story. lyanne? >> do you believe that dan? the reason all those out of towners have landed here is because the school has needed for example, male ballet dancers or a student who plays an odd instrument and that's not good except that some board members say they have been somewhat abused and san francisco kids should come first. >> the school of the arts is a highly competitive school that draws students from all over the bay area. it admits up to 10% of students who don't live in san fran know if and at times it's been much higher. >> it has been as high as 25%. this year that number is nearly 14%. in other words, 84 slots that could have gone to local san francisco kids. school board member rachel norton wants to put an end to that and most parents agree. >> we need to deal with the kids that are here instead of going outside this. it's not fair to give the slots aw

. >> unusual site to pacifica beach. starting to stink. >> you may recall we told you about two dead whales washed up on the beach within weeks of each other really. they have had plenty of on lookers. people are complaining about the stench in the air. "today in the bay's" live in pacifica, what wildlife officials plan to do today. steph? >> from where i'm standing half a pile in the whales it's not bad. quite the odor. decomposed. the humpback whale is beached on may 5th. just three weeks after a sperm whale beechl close by. they did become a pretty big attraction from people coming to visit. while marine biologists and researchers took to studying what killed both, that meant cutting into the whales which made the stench even stronger. the scientist recommended allowing the whales to sit there and decompose. but the odor got so bad and stuck around this people who live nearby and those visiting the beach have begun to complain. they've been complaining. the peach is beach is under then francisco parks and recreation.

for the peninsula, a chilly in pacifica, 59 degrees. palo alto, 69. you can see for the north bay and east bay and tri-valley widespread sunshine. mid-70s in napa. 72 in lafayette and across the tri-valley, mid-70s. there's a possibility of showers on thursday. that's good news with our drought. yes, we have an awesome crowd here.cheer for whatever we need. you can see there's a possibility in san francisco on thursday. for the east bay, it's the highest risk of thunderstorms on thursday. it's not a big storm but something, you know is anything here with that drought in place. now, again, we have so many organizations. there's been a lot coming at you here. there is one more we want to highlight. she's been so persistent. what's your name and organization and what does it help do? >> i'm with ana and i'm with cardiem and your services will support those with type 1 diabetes. thank you. >> reporter: no problem. that will get you air time on nbc bay area. all right. i guarantee you with the excitement that we've created, it will go up a little bit more.

cleveland, por la absoluciÓn de un policÍa blanco, llega la calma, autoridades y de manifestaciones pacÍficas maneja la versiÓn de que el ejÉrcito mexicano intervino en los 142 muertos en michoacÁn, supuestamente las vÍctimas pertenecen al cÁrtel de jalisco, y el triunfo de la carrera automovilÍstica mÁs grande de los estados unidos es para la hispano, juan pablo montoya gana la carrera. comenzamos... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix y aranza. felix: buenas tardes bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn, grandes daÑos en texas, asÍ como tambiÉn evacuaciones. aranza: hasta el momento han cobrado vida de personas. lucÍa: fin de semana de un histÓrico y mortal mal tiempo en el medio y suroeste del paÍs un bombero de oklahoma muriÓ esta madrugada cuando fue arrastrado por las aguas, durante un rescato de varias personas varadas tras peligrosas inundaciones en ese estado. el bombero se cayÓ el alcantarilla y desafortunadamente falleciÓ. impactantes imÁgenes, lo que el viento se llevÓ, este complejo de apartamentos quedÓ sin techo, dejando todo el descubierto, cerca de

fiore: 8000 se registraron, unas 10 personas vieron reciente o en una manifestaciÓn generalmente pacÍficatestimonios por parte de la comunidad marcharon a lo largo de la calle hasta la universidad. >> estÁ bien hacer una una opiniÓn. activistas alientan hasta la comunidad inmigrante e hispana en general. >> los abusos se suceden dÍa a dÍa quÉ pasa con la comunidad afroamericana? no tienen miedo de manifestarse pero nuestra comunidad inmigrante, existe mucho miedo por salir por la cuestiÓn del estatus migratorio. >> noticias univisiÓn 65. ilia: un oficial de la policÍa de filadelfia resultÓ herido durante un accidente en francfort. imÁgenes captadas por nuestros socios muestran un vehÍculo de la policÍa que parecÍa haber chocado con otro vehÍculo color rojo, ese vehÍculo fue empujado hacia la acera y varios agentes se encontraban en el lugar. se desconoce la gravedad de las lesiones que sufriÓ el oficial o si alguien mÁs resultÓ herido. un agente de la policÍa del condado cadom rompiÓ la ventana de un auto para rescatar a un bebÉ que fue a las 11:45 de la maÑana. un agente percatÓ del bebÉ

autoridades piden manifestaciones pacÍficas.neja la versiÓn de que el ejÉrcito mexicano interviene en el enfrentamiento que dejÓ por el de los muertos en michoacÁn. comenzamos. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. fÉlix: buenas tardes, tormentoso, el mal tiempo ha provocado inundaciones y grandes daÑos en viviendas, negocios y evacuaciones. reportera: tenemos las impactantes imÁgenes de este severo castigo de la madre naturaleza. >> fin de semana de mal tiempo. un bombero muriÓ esta madrugada cuando fue arrastrado por las aguas durante un rescate de varias personas paradas por las peligrosas inundaciones en ese estado. el bombero se cayÓ en la alcantarilla y desafortunadamente falleciÓ. impactantes imÁgenes de lo que el viento se llevÓ. Éste complejo de apartamentos quedÓ sin techo dejando todo al descubierto. cerca de 1000 hogares fueron daÑados en el condado. los autos en este estacionamiento tambiÉn sufrieron el embate de los tornados. los residentes miraban atÓnitos a su alrededor. varios resultaron heridos. e

michelle robert social security in pacifica an that is a political issue dealing with these dead whales here. >> yeah the big scene here everyone coming to take a look. the surf was too high the scientist didn't get a look but tomorrow they will hopefully get answers to how it ended up here. >> it is such an incredible thing to see up close. a massive, incredible beautiful, majestic creature. >> dozens of people with cell phones in hand dodged the waves. >> i'm like we have to go sea. . >> a young female humpback whale washed on to the beach overnight. many were left with mixed emotions. >> it's really sad, but awesome to see. >> it is only a five minute walk from the decomposing sperm whale that washed up three weeks ago. >> this is strange. >> the marine animals together are called a coincidence. it is an expected spot for marine life to watch up. for a small crowd on the beach this morning -- >> i see a whale -- >> the whale wassing in but expected. >> i have never seen this before in my whole life. >> there is some debate about who was responsible for that sperm whale on the beach,

marÍa: lo que iniciÓ a las 8:00 como una marcha pacÍfica como parte de los eventos del 1 de mayo en aucklanda protesta violenta. leÓn: los manifestantes arremetieron en los edificios bancarios del centro cÍvico lanzando rocas y causando cuantiosos daÑos. flavio lacayo tiene detalles. flavio: buenas noches, me encuentro frente al banco ubicado en la esquina de la calle nueve franklin en la ciudad de auckland. vean lo que sucediÓ, son vidrios rotos de los ventanales de la sucursal. es que muchos de los manifestantes decidieron lanzar piedras a los videos quebrando los ventanales de Éste y de otros bancos en esta zona. la marcha iniciÓ a las 8:00 de la noche. 25 minutos despuÉs protagonizaron disturbios algunos manifestantes lanzaron piedras a los ventanales de vidrio en la esquina de las calles, todas las ventanas quedaron quebradas. una cuadra despuÉs fue el blanco de la violencia bajo un pequeÑo grupo de inconformes que llevaba sus caras tapadas con paÑoletas, usaban hasta sus patinetas para quebrar los vidrios. algunos residentes de auckland dice no estar de acuerdo pero piensan que se nece

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. >>> meanwhile, nearby a little north in pacifica crews are buried two whales that have been rotting near mori point. yesterday, crews dug two deep holes in the sand for the carcasses. the original plan was to simply let them decompose. but people in the city have been complaining about the odor that had drifted into town. >>> a norwegian cruise ship hit a reef in bermuda. it was going to boston when it got stuck. passengers and crew were stranded for nearly 7 hours but now they are safe in port. >> still hi, everybody is happy and happy to extend their vacation a number of days. >> a malfunction in the steering system caused the ship to veer off course into the reef. >>> as the rideshare industry

live in pacifica >> fascinating science. thank you. >>> the famed serial stow away marian hartman is at it once again. she was arrested at chicago's o'hare airport twice last month. she gained national attention after repeatedly attempting to sneak onto planes including ones she did successfully. hartman has now been arrested at sfo, lax, sky harbor international in phoenix, the jacksonville airport and twice at chicago o'hare. >>> over the years cinco de mayo has proved somewhat troublesome for san jose. >>> noefrhundreds of police officers overnight patrolled the streets downtown and beyond. >> celebration! >> sinko de mayo! >> it looks like all the patrolling worked. hundreds of people were cruising the streets holding street shows across the city. the revelers played a bit of a cat and mouse game with officers early in the evening hours. police say they don't want a problem with people gathering unless there are doughnuts and other maneuvers that make the parking lots unsafe. >> we're not anticipating anything but we hav

prisión desde hace mÁs de un aÑo anunciÓ el inicio de una huelga de hambre y pidiÓ una protesta grande pacÍficao prÓximo sÁbado. en la huelga de hambre participa ademÁs el ex alcalde de san cristÓbal daniel ceballos, tambiÉn opositor que fue transferido de una cÁrcel militar a una civil. el grupo terrorista estado islÁmico habrÍa amenazado de muerte las presidentas de argentina y chile, cristina fernÁndez y michelle bachelet, segÚn afirma el jefe de policÍa de buenos

this is the second whale to wash ashore in pacifica in the next couple of weeks.entists will not be able to determine how she died until they do a necropsy when the surf goes down. >>> a man got caught in the high surf. waves knocked him down and pushed him into the whale carcass. >>> tonight, a man in pacifica has a story to share. it is about his love of animals. he told cate caugurian he spent six months in prison because of it. but first, we meet the man who busted him. >> you type in taxidermy. >> reporter: we can't show his face. he is an undercover agent for the u.s. fish and wildlife service. >> if there is a market and money to be made, they will do it. >> reporter: he has seized continue band from tigers, wolves, monkey skulls, a guitar made out of a giant sea turtle. organized crime he says is behind big ticket items. last year, a texas man pleaded guilty to smuggling rhino horns to china. authority believe he was part of a criminal interpraise. but amateurs are out there as well. fish and wildlife busted a san jose woman for buying an owl on ebay. >> i

and the other two in pacifica. moe flannery, with the academy of sciences, has a theory as to why we are seeing more dead beached whales. >>:this year there are different conditions in the ocean that in past years. the water has been recorded as warmer along the coast, there has been very

word of the latest whale to wash ashore in pacifica. >> facebook. people posted on facebook. >> ali were the first to see the humpback as the waves seemed to rock her. >> i thought it was a big rock and when i looked up to it it had a bunch of peeled skin on it. >> according to the marine mammal center this whale has been dead four to five days and no clue as to how she died. researchers from the academy of sciences will wait until tomorrow to examine the carcass. the tide kept them from doing that today. just three weeks ago a 48-foot sperm whale washed ashore on the same beach. scientists still don't know how that one died, but pretty much know how they got here. we have pretty strong onshore winds the last couple of weeks and that will lend itself to depositing floating marine mammals onshore more and this beach tends to be more of a collection site for dead marine mammals. >> reporter: it was as if people stopped what they were doing to take pictures of this creature. >> i saw the sperm one, and it didn't really look like a whale. it was too gro

. >> this happened when crews began burying the other two whales that washed ashore in pacifica. neighbors there say the whales can't be buried soon enough. abc 7 news rotor wayne freedman is live in pacifica with the story. wayne? >> good afternoon, ama. the first whale that washed a a shore was unique and its cause of death was a mystery they could never figure out. we get the third whale that washed ashore. let's go to video shot within the hour. this is south of kelly beach state park in half moon bay and the third whale to wash ashore in a little more than a month. it arrived on the same day as authorities went to work cleaning up the last two carcasses on shark parks beach in pacifica. this is the pressure and more fragrant of the two and it may have been the victim of a passing ship and the stench had grown from a mere nuisance to almost intolerable and hence the decision to cover it with sand 20 feet deep. they're working on that and come back tomorrow and do more of it. back in half moon bay, the whale that washed ashore appears to have been dead for a while based on bit

. >> and a dead whale in pacifica the second time in three weeks. what's bringing them to shore in the bay area spot? >> plus, these guys aren't spraying water. why some california farmers are painting their trees. >> weather around here is so delicate just a tiny tweak. no fog at the golden gate and temperatures were 7 degrees warmer in the city of san francisco. so what's tomorrow and the next day have in store weather-wise? it could be a few (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> trips to the pump getting more painful by the day for california drivers. gas prices have jumped by 55 cents a gallon in just the past month. you know. the statewide average is now $3.71. a little steeper in san francisco. and slightly cheaper in san jose and oakland. the higher gasoline prices have one group standing up to say, enough is enough! kpix 5's john ramos with their outrage and what's behind the sudden surge new at 6:00. >> repor

. >> people in pacifica are getting an up close look at a dead whale and the second one in three weeks and this one is a female humpback. biologists aren't sure how it died. lyanne melendez is live at the beach with more. >> reporter: scientists couldn't really begin to determine how she died because of the high tide, but that gave people around here the opportunity to see and touch her. >> it looked a lot bigger than i imagined. >>el i and her son jake were among first to see the female humpback and this allowed people a chance to see fascinating parts of the whale they would otherwise never see. >> i thought we could take a field trip and what are the chances of two or three from the same beach. according to the marine mammal center this whale has been dead for four to five days and no clue as to how she died. >> researchers from the academy of sciences will wait until tomorrow to examine the carcass. the tide kept them from doing that today. just three weeks ago a 48-foot sperm whale washed ashore on the same beach and scientists don't know how that one died and pretty much know how

they don't think there is a link between the two besides currents bringing them to pacifica. this is a juvenile 30 feet long. if it isn't watched back out to sea they will perform a necropsy. >> we want to expand what we know and what they face in the ocean on a daily basis. >> it will tomorrow whether it died of natural causes, hit by a ship or killed by an orca. >>> a car ended up at the bottom of a cliff. the mini cooper was spotted on the rocks and badly damages. fire and police did not find anyone in the car or anywhere near by. >>> the gop hopefuls has doubled to 6. on the other side hillary clinton is headed to nevada. joe waldman has more. >> i am a candidate for the president of the united states of america. >> mike huckabee hopes things are different this time after running unsuccessfully in 2008 despite winning the iowa caucus. >> this exceptional country could only be explained by the providence of all mighty god. >> huckabee includes senators rubio and paul and carly fiorina despite never holding elected office. >> i don't have the same name recognition. i starte

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and in pacifica, it's up to 4. that's $2,000 for an average sized lawn.both the contra costa and menlo park water districts, they are offering free or reduced costs consultations with a landscape architect. but it's not just the water district's offering incentives. a southern california landscaping company called turf terminators is offering to do the entire job for free. though it keeps the rebate that would normally go to the homeowners and it's only in l.a. for now. this company in modesto however is removing lawns for free as long as you use them to replace it and removal alone can cost more than $500 and take several weeks. >> i have some lavender. >> reporter: but many say the biggest reward is saving water. and the biggest incentive of all. >> it can be done. >> reporter: you'll find more information about the incentive programs on our website, cbssf.com. just click "links and numbers." you know, water districts all over say they are seeing record numbers of lawn replacements more in the first four months of this year than all of last year. >> i t

before two other whales in pacifica washed up. >>> the suspected serial killer will stand trial.ney hall bauer is charged with killing two women in pacifica in the 1970s and prosecutors say they have dna evidence linking limb to three of the six gypsy hill crime scenes but there are questions about his mental health. two psychiatrists will reveal their findings in a hearing later this week in redwood city. >>> a frightening turn in tennessee this weekend. the sky diver was coming down for a landing when the wind pushed him into power lines. he free falls to ground and -- to the front in front of the horrified crowd. the sky diver gave a thumbs up to the crowd as he was being carried away. and after all of that he is expected to be okay. >> reporter: and i'm kiet do, we are live on the hayward side of the san mateo bridge. it looks like they are getting ready to open it up completely as we speak. we've got a live report straight ahead. >> and i'm ryan takeo live in oakland, more arrests as protesters try to defy the mayor's new tactic to curve those -- those -- curb those illegal

pacifica. crews began the process of burying those whales yesterday >>> the big rig slammed into the center divides on highway 242. it was carrying a load of asphalt which spilled all over the roadway. the driver was killed. witnesses say it looked like the tire blew out, causing the driver to lose control. >>> 34 million air bags, nearly a dozen automakers are are on the list japanese air bag maker tanaka is doubling the number of air xwags it's declaring defective. the recall now affects nearly 34 million cars. here's what can you do to see if your car is actually on the list. go to safecar had the safecar.. officials say it could take a couple days for the list to beity dated, so you definitely want to put in your number and keep checking back as well. >>> all right. after game 1, they already broke out the fireworks last night at oracle arena. they won game 1 of the western conference final series against the rockets. the rockets game out like gang busters, actually up by as many as 16 poin

Últimas horas sin embargo durante el dÍa se vio una enorme movilizaciÓn que transcurriÓ de manera pacÍficarca y nos tiene los mÁs reciente. claudia: luego de celebrar, cientos marcharon por las calles de baltimore lugar que fue epicentro de violentas protestas hace unos dÍas. >> estamos aquÍ tranquilos exigiendo justicia. claudia: cientos estÁn vigilantes de lo que serÁ proceso judicial y festejan un dÍa despuÉs que se presentaran cargos en contra de seis policÍas de baltimore por el homicidio de freddy grey. claudia: quienes no celebran son los negocios locales la ciudad era prÁcticamente fantasma. las tiendas y restaurantes estaban vacÍas >> a las cuatro de la tarde cerrÉ porque era una pÉrdida de tiempo. claudia: a partir de las 10 de la noche del fuel toque de queda y hasta las 10 de la maÑana. >> ya la ciudad ha vuelto a la normalidad, los focos estÁn controlando. claudia: muchos tambiÉn estÁn cansando de lo que consideran excesiva presencia policial. la policÍa de baltimore dijo que el toque de queda continuarÁ en efecto. este dominicano lo lamenta. >> nadie puede ver la pelea a una

brandon over in pacifica, good morning. a nice 53 with a light breeze and overcast in pacifica.me of year for santa rosa and brentwood and mountain view. 68 and 70. plenty of low clouds around. a few high clouds in the mix. thunderstorms in the mix again. one low moves out. that looks like it will really give us measurable amounts of drizzle by this time tomorrow. 50s on most of the temps here. there is ha little bit of a breeze behind it. nationally pretty good dividing line. one system northern edge of that throughout parts of south dakota moving into the great lakes and here's the severe line right there. that will fire up again. there has been tremendous rain in oklahoma and also into texas. this is from -- i retweeted this out. oklahoma has had stupid amounts of rain. [ laughter ] norman oklahoma 17.3 inches of rain so far this month. with 11 days to go and the seven day outlook puts another 6-7 inches of rain on there. can you imagine that two feet of rain? somebody asked me are they seating these clouds? no mother nature is doing their work in this. they pick up a lot of

palo alto, 56 chilly degree ins pacifica. 55 daly city. 59 downtown san francisco.orth bay could still see some isolated showers around the lake county area tomorrow. 69 in calistoga a.68 nap a.70 agrees in santa rose. east bay you look at temperatures below normal for this time of year again so cool day. 63 oakland. 64 castro vaechlt inland spots you will see a little more sun. 70 degree ins antioch. 69 in livermore. 65 san ramone. accu-weather 7 day forecast. we will keep it on mostly cloudy cloudy cool sides peak of sun for most of the work week. we khangs change things as we hit the weekend. notice the temperatures rae respond as well. upper 50's coast side mid upper 70's inland which includes memorial day. so it is looking like we change things up but take a few days to see the change. >> warriors getting ready for the next big opponent. >> what they are up against a [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open

pero esto no es todo.sabemos que manana habra una misa y el sabado una protesta pacifica .ta es el sabado 16 de mayo a las 6 de la tarde en el centro de aqu de livermore.. la cita es en el 22 south l street.frente al teatro. se les pide a los asistentes que lleven globos y rosas blancas. la intension es pedir justicia por la muerte de esperanza y su hijita julie.y es que ademas del dolor que les ha causado esta tragica perdida estan indignados por que el supuesto reponsable esta libre bajo fianza. (sandra a cuadro) soy sandra bermudez reportando en vivo noticiero telemundo 48. live bug sandra live studio cg cesar --el desperdicio de agua en el valle del silicio, podria afectar el bolsillo de los residentes... vo --la empresa de acueducto de san jose, dio a conocer un plan anoche donde propondra fuertes multas, a quienes por medio de su recibo, se les compruebe que no ahorran agua. --la medida aun no ha siaprobada, y debera pasar primero por la comision estatal de servicios publicos. --aun no se ha dado a conocer el monto que se propone para la multa. blanca ---pasamos con g

a sperm well appeared and the pacifica meanwhile on april 18th. killer will was found and four breaks. just about a mile away from where the sperm well was located. and half moon bay terisa estacio reports from pacifica where the intents smale prompted the crews to start burying them today. >> reporter: the holes needed to bury this hot that well which showed a bit a few weeks ago. undoubtedly every sense the well was left in has been the came quickly. as the crew lifted the will of the gases let out in the air. but >> reporter: is frankly cold but on this day i used it to black my nose. this will was profoundly smelly. which is why approves decided to mayor to bury it. >> you may have to bury your clothes. >> i was trying to get into my car i could smell my clothes. when home and wash my clothes right away. >> are taking care of the problem. all of the best practices for taking the bill to taking the will to bury it. >> reporter: holes for about 15 to 20 ft.. about 10 ft. of sand will be placed on top. the press says it school came out to watch a

pacifica down to 50. sunrise 5:56. it is the same picture.e locked in a new pattern different from january february and march. you can see the counterclockwise swirl in the showers and thunderstorms. that is a sign of lower pressure. it spins counter lock wise in the northern hemisphere. lots of showers and thunderstorms, nevada, utah, colorado, you saw how close it is. it is in northern california. and will likely continue as a new area of low pressure swings by and passes by to our north. that's where the most unstable air will be. likely see some isolated showers and thunderstorms there. weekend time. holiday weekend. memorial day weekend maybe air going to one of the services throughout the bay area, you want slightly milder weather. mother nature says okay. i can do that. high pressure building in giving us a northwest wind instead of a southwest wind. that will bring in some drier air. earlier sunshine, milder temperatures. we may hit the low to mid-70s away from the water beginning on saturday. it's good timing for a barbecue one of th

washed up in pacifica. tonight: we may know how the mammal died. it >> pam :in pacifica, biologists now say. the second dead whale to wash ashore in a month there. may have been struck and killed by a passing ship, although they admit, the exact cause of death may never be known. >>:the samples may not be as fresh because it seems to have been dead for about a week or so >> pam :they're analyzing the tissue samples to see if the animal did in fact die in another way >> pam :still ahead: a town runs for safety. after a fiery crude oil train derailment. and we get a taste of what's cooking tonight. at a big "culinary clash" of student chefs -- with a scholarship at stake. >> gary :and we have the sports coming up next >> reporter :coming up we are tracking showers and thunderstorms [♪♪♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ ♪♪ at kaiser permanente everything you ne

. >> si es pacÍfica, aquÍ estamos tranquilos. serÁ el proceso judicial, y festejan un dÍa despuÉs que se presentaran cargos en contra de 6 policÍas de baltimore por el homicidio de freddie gray. quienes nos celebran son los negocios locales. la ciudad era prÁcticamente fantasma. Éste seÑor toca pero nadie escucha, las tiendas y restaurantes estaban vacÍas sin clientes. >> a las cuatro de la tarde, sin que me digan que cierre porque era una pÉrdida de tiempo. claudia: residentes y dueÑos piden un alto toque de queda implementado a partir de las 10:00 de la noche hasta las 5:00 de la maÑana. >> ya no es necesario el toque de queda, ya la ciudad a la normalidad, los organismos de seguridad haciendo su trabajo. claudia. muchos estÁn cansados de lo que consideran excesiva presencia policial. >> la policÍa de baltimore dijo que el toque de queda mandatario continuarÁ en efecto. este dominicano no lamenta puntos >> nadie puede ir a una barra a ver la pelea, nadie puede ir a compartir con amistades porque todos los negocios estÁn cerrado

. >>> another dead whale has washed up on a beach in pacifica.biologists say it's a 32-foot- long humpback whale a young female. scientists won't be able to determine how she died until they do a necropsy. that's on hold until the high surf subsides. the latest beaching comes after a 48-foot sperm whale washed ashore in pacifica about three weeks ago. >>> one man was taking pictures a little too close to the whale. he is on the right side of your screen there. waves knocked him down and pushed him into the whale carcass. >> he is fine but the camera, i'm not sure. >> i know. yeah. that's true. expensive piece of equipment. >> how would you like to get waves crashing into that whale carcass? >> fall into it? i don't think so. >> the surface really rough right now. we have a gale warning in effect along the immediate seashore into the bay today so a little choppy for those getting on the ferry into work. yup. yup, yup. >>> good morning, rise and shine! we have some clear skies but take a look at this right now. a little stratus lining the horizon t

>>mark: another dead will washing ashore the same beach in pacifica the second time in less the amount here--humpback whale. >>: and is tied to id the animal and try and get skin samples it is the animal washes out before we can have a look at it tomorrow and even in the to tell so far she's been dead probably for for five days schussing floating opposite couple days ago is the second what we know the sperm whale was up the way about 1/3 mile here in pacifica in the carcass we can still see out there right here wise is happening this is an area and along the coast where on the surprise is that there was appear in regards to the well was going to happen now as far as the carcass. do have an idea she is pregnant. with notice a lot of people have been going close to the whale explain to us if they come ne'er-do-well that the federal find. we're excited the people to come out and see the animal is a very big opportunity for people to learn about the different species but is a federal offense to actually take any parts away from the animals if you find tee bob's anything on the beach that b

live at shark park beach in pacifica for abc7 news. >> a mountain lion that wandered into a san mateo neighborhood is back in the habitat in the hills near crystal springs reservoir. the 90 pound cat was spotted these times year. it took a game warden two shots to tranquilize it. a veterinarian found him in "good health." >> six people including three baggage handlers accused of operating a drug smuggling ring at oakland international airport. they were shipping marijuana throughout the country since 2012. prosecutors say they used the security badges to bypass screening areas while carrying suitcases filled with marijuana. then they would hand off the luggage to passengers waiting to board the planes. 14 people in all are charged in the case. >> voters in the east bay decide between two democrats in the highly controversial special election for the state senate seat. current assembly woman is running against the orinda mayor glazer in alameda county and parts of contra costa. glazer wants to prevent bart from going on strike. >> the warriors will do something they have not done in 39

that washed up on the pacifica shore this week. >>reporter:scientists have been at the beach all day performing a necropsy. kron 4's charles clifford is live in pacifica with more. charles >>reporter: justice out of the pacific appears that well washed ashore on tuesday right behind it is to become crack the towards attraction is the people of nonstop come to take pictures for most of the day to day science is likely here doing some research the sec a look at some video from this morning buy houses from marine mammal center and the california academy of sciences will have performing a necropsy on the well in that time to figure out what killed did or how it may have died we've learned that they believe this is now at 32 ft. long female on that was been dead for about a week they also say it had four broken vertebrae is and is back as well as a broken rib those injuries that were consistent with the ship strike is possible not offensive that the well may have died after being struck by a ship that with the tissue samples and that wi

the cities of pacifica and san francisco will be splitting the bill to bury the whales. >> they didn't represent a health hazard but the smell was overwhelming. >> it was tolerable for a while. it wasn't as ugly as some other dying creature. it turned from very close to rotten to rotten. >> reporter: there's no word how this latest whale will be disposed of at this time. >>> the east bay has a new representative in sacramento following a special election for a district 7 senate seat. steve glazer defeated susan bonilla. with all precincts reporting, he has 57%. bonilla 45%. glazer talked to us today on "mornings on 2". >> banning strikes is a prudent thing to do. it's not about being an i-union but it's about making sure the economy can keep going and people can get to their jobs. >> glazer will have to run for a full six-year term next year. sloater turnout was about 23%. the secretary of state's office says glazer defeated bonilla by 10,000 vote. he received 54% of the vote, she has 45%. >>> a san jose girl at the center of an amber alert is found safe. the people police say took her

pacifica pacifica. 64. half moon bay. 67. and even in our warmest beach tomorrow not going to be overly warm. 71. guys definitely not as warm as we may like to get in the water. especially here in santa cruz. nice, sunny, do remember the spf if you have to be outside. >> hearing about it from my little ones. want to go swimming. let's go. they don't. they are ready to go. >> the inspiring story of bat kid is about to hit the big screen. >> we have a preview to show you. that's coming up next. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. sleepiq tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq plus 36-month special financing. ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >

and golf courses like sharp park in pacifica certainly no exception to. that here's wayne. >> you might not even notice if you are color blind. otherwise public golfers at very, very brown in spots shark park golf course may ask themselves a multi-million gallon question r.these the worst of time or can they live with them. >> well, with the drought that's nothing we can do. >> you will really have to have the whole thing green. >> especially on this golf course in pacifica that is owned by the city of san francisco. where the recreation park department has reduced water consumption by 24 percent from 2 years ago. at sharp park they save 15,000 dollars a day by using recycle water on 20 percent of the golf course. the rest they sprinkle conservatively. fun part is the dry °and hard ground have some golf shots rolling 20 percent farther. >> it does. yes. which is kind of fun. >> if brown still seems the lawn look at the british open. >> class ick. british course where is the game developed not even irrigated in many cases. look is a natural fit for sharp p

driven by the wind from the pacific, the stench carries two miles into the valley in pacifica so they brought in equipment to bury the carcasses. the normal solution is to let nature take its course but that can take months and the city has been getting a growing number of complaints about the odor. >>> we'll be right back. h atures below average, cloud cover, drizzle this morning and half moon bay. 60s as good as it gets around the peninsula and santa clara valley. east of the bay, west winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. good morning, walnut creek at 67 degrees. brentwood also mid-60s. stinson beach in the mid-50s. very blustery with the onshore flow. upstream we go. mostly cloudy skies. rohnert park today at 66 degrees. that's 10 degrees below average. >>> and let's take a look at the bay bridge. we haven't checked this out so far this morning. everything is moving well. no major delays so far heading into san francisco. you will see caltrans has a high wind advisory sign posted again this morning. so we'll show you the rest of your morning commute. "kcbs traffic" is all just minutes a

. >>> the city of pacifica has said enough says enough. the smell is just too bad it. the heavy equipment to bury two rotting whale carcasses at maury point. andria borba held her nose to bring us this report. >> smells horrible. >> reporter: something sink, actually two something -- something sick, actually two something 60s , two beached whales. this used to be a base for high end perfume, trust me when i say the beach doesn't smell like chanel no. 5. ask these kids. >> you have to pinch your nose for a little bit because it smells awful. >> it smells like a dead fish. >> reporter: driven by the wind off the pacific, the seagull picked carcass scent carries 2 miles into pacifica. >> it's a little sweet and warm strangely enough, but i don't recommend it. it doesn't smell good at all. >> reporter: bringing in heavy equipment from san francisco to put the decomposing whales to a sandy grave. >> the recommended thing is to let nature take its course. however, that takes a few months. we're approaching summertime. it will be warmer. we've had way too many citizen complai

fue ilegal, y se revelÓ que el trato de los oficiales contribuyÓ a su muerte, hoy hubo protestas pacÍficasacusaciones contra los policÍas en filadelfia, tambiÉn hay en la noche en filadelfia manifestaciones pacÍficas para mostrar solidaridad, veamos mas desde baltimore fernando:la gente reaccionÓ con celebraciones y marchas, el anuncio de la fiscal de acusar a los oficiales por la muerte de gray. luego del anuncio de que se formularÁn cargos criminales por la muerte de fred gray, bajo custodia policial, el ambiente festivo en el mismo barrio donde han habido grandes disturbios serios frente a vigilancia policial, incluso de vehÍculos blindados de la guardia nacional, la fiscal determinÓ que la muerte de grey el 12 de abril fue por las heridas sufridas en el camiÓn policial y pidiÓ el arresto de seis oficiales. los resultados de nuestra investigaciÓn independiente y la del forense, la muerte de freddy gray, fue un homicidio, y hay causa para formular cargos criminales. muchos en la ciudad dicen que habrÁ que esperar para que retorne la tranquilidad. >> este tema no ha terminado, creo que ap

so does mark leno. >> a whale washed ashore in pacifica. scientists found the carcass this morning. it's 32 feet long and has been dead about five days. >> exciting to see, but sad. >> it's sad the way of the ocean. >> three weeks ago a 48 foot sperm whale washed up. it's still there, today. scientists say this seems to be where they wash up. >> the second annual silicon valley gives runs through midnight. it tries to make donating easy. people can contribute online at giving locations across silicon valley. >> i heard whispers of rain. >> yes. >> spencer christian. >> atmosphere is teasing us again. sunny skies, thin high clouds around looking dusty out there as well. it's gusty also. we've got gusts up to 29 miles per hour at sfo. 24 mountain view. around the bay 23 degree gusts. looking northward, currently 56 degrees 55 in half moon bay. currently 71 degrees in santa rosa. 72 in fairfield. a live view southeastward onto the bay. partly cloudy, breezy again tomorrow, slight chance of rain or showers thursday late and snow showers with' system now. this system may bring us rain th

it's an area commonly called pacifica beach. the first plan was to just let it decompose aboveground. but then a second whale washed ashore a couple weeks later. so now the city of pacifica and san francisco rec and park which owns nearby sharp park they are going to bury the two whales because the smell is too much for the neighbors. >>> a state lawmaker is calling for a change in the way security guards are turning. outdoor concert in sacramento. it happened at discovery park. watch this on sunday. some say that the private guards went too far. you decide. you see a shirtless man throwing a punch and then several security guards jump right in. the security guard did that. another blow to his head. now assemblyman jim cooper is with the sheriffs department. he was once in charge of the security detail at oracle arena. he says this video is very upsetting. >> the security officers can't defend themselves. once you restrain an individual, all hands are off right then. and they went beyond that so that was troubling. >> he says th

pacifica half moon bay and daly city. a lot of 60s and low 70s.of orange but low to mid 80s for inland folks. in the central valley shades of red will go into the 90s. whether we come back i will put number on the screen. afternoon highs today, tomorrow and a cooldown that begins on sunday. more on that in a bit. sal, how is the traffic looking? >>> it is actually doing well. the traffic continues to look good if you are driving in many areas. let's go outside and take a look at some of the commutes to the bay bridge. there is a little slow traffic here. not as bad as it would be maybe on a wednesday. there is slowing here. the metering lights go on at 5:45. no problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge. looking at some of the other commutes, the san mateyo bridge doesn't look bad heading out to the high-rise. dumbarton bridge to the peninsula looking good. slow traffic over the altamonte pass. livermore and dublin looks good. 5:33. back to you at the desk. >> sal, back to the music. >>> the bottle rock music festival kicks off today. thousands

again, out near half moon bay, pacifica.santa cruz you may see some late showers tomorrow morning. as we move through the day tomorrow we will see some sunshine, more than we saw actually today at the coastline because that marine layer's going to mix out a little bit. but then it's going to be really quick when that shower activity moves in. really between about noon and 6:00 we'll see some sunshine but by 6:00 showers start to develop and by 6:00 in the morning on monday expect a sloppy commute. it's going to be wet even for the the north bay the south bay. and even the trivalley expecting to see some showers as late as noon on monday. the showers while they will move in very quickly they will stick in around for the first half of the day on monday but by monday afternoon i think we'll see some sunshine. not going to be a whole lot. we're talk a tenth of an inch or less. temperatures tomorrow coming down a bit. 76 in san jose. half moon bay only at 60 with a few showers. san francisco another chilly day. gray skies by the