i could see pam, her legs. first rays of a warm morning sun. >> her head -- there was just blood all over. and there was blood on the floor. and i touched her cheek. and she was cold, cold, cold. and i ran out of the house. >> and that, said ralph, is when he saw his neighbor and yelled for help. but who did it? robbers? or someone else? normally, said walsenburg police captain vince suarez -- >> you always look at the closest people to the victim. >> except in this case, ralph candelario was also a victim, and clearly wanted to help find the killer or killers. cbi agent jody wright -- >> he was very cooperative, absolutely. >> so investigators turned their attention to the spurned ex-husband, jerry palmer. >> actually, the next day was when the investigators called me. >> it was no secret jerry and pam did not get along after the divorce. a divorce which, by the way, she asked him to file. since as a jehovah's witness, she wasn't allowed to. so then you filed for divorce. >> i filed for divorce. >> accommodati

pam felt abandoned a lot. >> at one point pam went on public assistance. would never happen, but now pam had to go down that path. it's possible she blamed jim for that reversal of fortune. >> it was a point to where they would argue, and she wasn't sure she wanted to still be there. she would call me and ask me for help and ask me to send money. i had sent her money twice or three times to start divorce proceedings. and then they would always make back up and move on. and that was fine. i just wanted my friend to be happy. >> wracking her brain, trying to think of ways to provide for her husband and daughters, pam came up with the idea of mixing her love of working with precious metals with jim's interest in coin collecting. together the couple started buying and selling gold and silver coins. soon that grew into an internet-based company they could manage from their home, and it started bringing in money. they called their business goldfinger coin and bullion. the year was 2001, and there was a new gold rush in america. the fayeds had found their way to

(pam) meanwhile .. 38 cases and counting. california is seeing an 'above average' number of measles cases... and it is still early in 20-19. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala ... explains the warning now coming from state public health officials. éas the number (ken) the n-b-a and the sacramento kings are launching a joint investigation into sexual assault allegations against head coach luke walton. it comes just days after a former sports reporter filed a lawsuit accusing walton of assaulted her. kelli tennant says walton forced himself on her in a santa monica hotel room. she says it happened about five years ago, while walton was an assistant coach for the golden state warriors. a lawyer for walton called the allegations "baseless." attorney mark baute also sharply criticized tennant, calling her a quote ni." the n-b-a and the kings said in a statement they take the allegations seriously and promised a thorough investigation. (ken) they were found described as ecause hs pu (pam) 930 auto burglaries... 354 auto thef

(pam) and im pam moore... the parent company of planet hollywood and buca di beppo restaurants says, a 10- month data hack ... may have exposed the credit and debit card information of more than two- million diners. (ken) three buca di beppos' in the bay area are on the list.. kron 4's noelle bellow joins us live at the restaurant in palo alto with more on the data breach? really safe. >>if you do want to use a credit card whether to debit card or or a credit card, and you can certainly do that. but just know that there is an inherent risk. >>earl enterprises the parent company of book at about bo planet hollywood and several other restaurant chains on monday. they announced a malicious software designed to capture card numbers and expiration dates had been installed on its point of sale machines and its restaurants across the country. >>these are high level security breaches, people who know a lot more than you do about how to dig in and get those numbers and they're very very good at what they do is virtuall

(pam) the suspect is in custody..ut there are now new questions about the safety of ride- sharing. our grant lodes is here with the details. (grant) surviellance video shows 21-year-old samantha josephson, getting into what she thought was an uber early friday morning. 14-hours later, hunters discovered her body in a field, 90 miles away. police arrested 24-year-old nathaniel rowland on charges of kidnapping and murder. investigatiors say they found josephson's cell phone inside rowland's black chevy impala... along with her blood and cleaning supplies. police say the child safety locks were activated.. making it difficult for anyone to open the rear doors from inside. her death is sparking new concerns about ride-share security. experts are again urging people to make sure the license plate, driver photo and driver name match what's listed in the app.. before getting into the car. samantha's father, spoke yesterday at a vigil held in her honor... he's urging people to be extra careful when out using ride share servic

i am pam pam. >> and i a dave let's start off with the tracy super commute. that commute looks nice on 205 and 580. on the weekend sometimes people are going the other way trying to get to 580. they hit highway 5 to get on a little road trip here. no problems that way, either, as traffic gets out to livermore and dublin going west to castro valley. if you are driving on i-880 north and south the traffic is moving along very nicely. no major issues at the bay bridge toll plaza. right now we are off to a good start. it is 4:02. now back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> fremont police are investigating a deadly officer- involved shootings from civic center drive south of mallory avenue. here is video of the scene outside the hospital. a suspect was killed and three officers were involved. we are working to get more information about what may have led up to the shooting. >>> new this morning a police standoff in benicia is now over peacefully. rodney brendenhall surrendered last night. the standoff started yesterday afternoon after 3:00 when he called police,

pam?k you, steve. >>> the san francisco sheriff is reflecting on her decision to step aside. >> i think it is just time for >> up career, how she had to prove herself in the department, and the reason she is retiring now. >>> plus, a look at the curre conditions. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we are learning more about lego's plans to establish a presence here in the applicatio discovery center at the great mall in milpitas, including ride, a 40 seat cinema and other lego creations of the proposed location is currently a sears outlet. some that live in the south bay say they would love to have legoland in the bay area. >> we don't have the money to drive to san francisco, so it this is nice that we could come here to medical pitas. >> the application needs approval but the mayor says he wants to approve it as soon as possible. possible. >>> so far 13 companies have signed on including apple, airbnb and square, pledging to review company-wide hiring policies to potential gender bias

thank you for joining us on mornings on 2, i am pam cook. >> it is a pam cook friday. good morning, i am dave clark. it was some cool sleeping. thank you whatever you did. >> i do for you, pam. >> the clouds are moving back in. the delta breeze, which was not there yesterday, is now there. there is a bigger fog bank which equals cooler conditions. the clouds will bank up. we will have cooling for most inland. water temps are about 49 to 54. it is pretty cold there. yesterday, we made it to 48. 40s and 50s on the temperatures now. even tracy is 59. upper 40s to mid 40s. low 50s. everybody is getting in on the cooler temperatures. west-southwest at 20, gusting to 26 out of travis. the delta breezes kicking up its heels. we're going to continue to work its way through southern california, that is opening the door for the fog to lift. 60s, 70s, still some 80s inland. most locations are taking the cooler route. i know someone who is happy with that, she made it through the week. congratulations. >> it is nice to end the week on nice weather. i'm sure a lot of folks enjoy th

(pam) closing the border would impact everything ... from trade to travel to the immigration status of those immigrants who are already here ... and trying to gain legal status.(ken) kron four's rob fladeboe has reaction to the president's threatened border action from san jose. jan morris/direct travel "...everybody is talking about it..."travel agents like direct travel's jan morris say president trump's threat to close the border hasn't resulted in any cancellations just yet. but were the border to be closed, morris can only imagine the complications that could impact a cruise or air travel already booked.jan morris/direct travelnats (counselors at amigos de guadalupe) the possible border closure was also on the mind of maritza maldonado, executive director of amigos de guadalupe, which supports immigrants with housing and counseling.maritza maldonado/amigos de guadalupe maldonado says there is real fear in the community that families will be forever cut off from one another. a border closure could also have a major economic impact o

(pam) happening now... police are searching for a gunman --- after a car-to-car shooting over the weekend on an east bay freeway. (ken) investigators say, it appears to be a possible case of road rage... kron 4's haaziq madyun shows us where it happened.. driving on the freeway when you notice a vehicle behind you approaching fast. when you slow down to let the driver go around, the passenger begins yelling and screaming at you. just to be safe you pull over to the shoulder to let that car move on but the car pulls over to the shoulder in front of you. the next thing you hear are gun shotssotit happened just before saturday just before midnight on westbound highway-4 between mcewen road and franklin canyon near martinez. highway patrol investigators say the victims ..an adult male and an adult female ducked under the dashboard when the shots were firedsot

i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark. >> i felt like it was really windy on my way in. >> it is very windy for some. in the delta, the sacramento valley, fairfield gusts to 30 miles per hour. oakland, the napa airport gusts to 30 miles per hour. fairfield, rio vista, vacaville, 28 to 32 miles per hour. so, this system is driving down from the north and is clipping the sierra nevada but that in turn is really cranking up the breeze. i think it will scour out a lot of the low clouds. 40s and 50s on the temps and 50s on the peninsula for most. a couple of upper 40s. sanford is 47 degrees. 48 and 49 in los alto hills and foster city is 49. southern california calming down after yesterday but this system will plague our weather today, even the system in the sierra nevada with a breeze warning out to tomorrow morning, lows in the 20s to teens. for us 60s and 70s on the temps. 4:32. sal is here. he will tell you about solano county. >> yes, i will. as a matter of fact, steve, solano county traffic looks good heading out on the w

i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark. i don't know if it was just me, but it was pretty breezy out there, blowing me around on my way in. >> yes. for most today it will be breezy and windy. rio vista is 25 miles per hour. port chicago 25. 29 around american canyon. also around vallejo and hidden brook, so it is roaring. it is tough to see the edge of the system that may even have a few snow showers. but the wind is coming down out of the northwest. the system we had yesterday has slowly gathered itself and moving into the four corners there, took the exit out of california. 40s and 50s and the low clouds will be chewed up. 50s on the temps, 43 in pope valley, a little chill in the air there. southern california rebounding from yesterday's off and on rain and the system is swinging around and will keep a pretty good breeze today, 50s to 70s, breezy and windy at times. 4:01. sal is here. hopefully nothing is happening yet? >>> yes. it is nice and quiet, steve, just the way we like it. a little slow traffic on the altamonte

pam filed for reimbursement. >> i waited a couple weeks.responded by saying, no, sorry, we don't owe you anything. >> pam did not think that was right, so she called us. we agreed. because of something we know that most airline passengers do not know. some air carriers must pay passengers for certain flight cancellations that occur every day. tonight at 11:00. how we got pam close to $2,000 and what you need to know to make sure you get paid. if you encounter travel trouble and can't land compensation yourself, let us know 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. please join us again tonight at 11:00. >>> thanks so much, chris. it is 4:50. a rash of vandalism in burlingame leads to an arrest. police took a teenager into custody yesterday. investigators believe the teenager is connected to at least five acts of vandalism including spraying graffiti on a store downtown. >> i don't know why people feel they have to do that to these beautiful old buildings. we have such a nice town here. and everybody is welcome. >> we have learned someone br

i am pam cook. >> and good morning! i am dave clark. pam, can you find more rain? >> a lot! i found some on my way in. >> and pam was just complaining about the price of concert tickets. >> yes, i was! they are fun but they are like a hundred bucks on up! >>> we have some rain and snow. what? it is april for crying out loud, but hey, it is still going to last. we have a week of unsettled weather after a weekenofand war they are all gone now. we still have snow in the mountains. look atummit has some snow. snow levels have gone up. these are warmer systems so they are not down to 4,000 or 5,000 feet. we are focusing on san jose and the santa clara valley. the area here, you can see some of it went through livermore, the altamonte pass, san jose, campbell, the evergreen area, mt. hamilton, through the santa cruz mounds. 50s on the temps. one system today, mostly cloudy skies, a little sun. that will add to the build-up of the clouds. maybe isolated thunderstorms. a break on wednesday. thursday light rain. friday is the main system. as that goes through there will be half inch

>> nothing major, pam and dave. we have people getting on the road for their morning commute which is not unusual. let's go to the gilroy area and check out the gilroy super commute. traffic is moving along well from gilroy to san jose. i can show you the road sensors are not showing us much and that is exactly the way we like it. very uneventful and boring commute, if you will. boring and light. you can see traffic here will be okay in the south bay. this is 280 and san jose, continues to look good. no major issues in the east bay but a reminder that there is day time baseball, as and the red sox during the day. traffic is going to be a little slow today, not only before but after the game this afternoon. 5:18. let's bring steve in. >> boring for you is good? >> yes. we want uneventful, boring and nothing to talk about. >> there you go, sal. >>> as sal touched on, we do have day baseball. it will be cloudy and mild with very light rain for the game. as of yesterday the giants insisted they are play. rain looks like

holder, pam, pam has helped me along with my little questions. i cannot tell you how happy, and my families just leaping up and down because three family members that were semi- homeless , homeless, and one with stage four cancer, they are housed, they are excited, and it was a lot of work, but for friends that i was saying, yes, they are helping, they are here, and all you do is they had a hard time navigating, getting to the application, getting it to open, and then getting help with the paperwork. you definitely need support with that. >> i appreciate hearing all of that because. >> speak into the microphone. >> i'm sorry. >> not only does it warm my heart, it also is good information that we have. we are constantly doing testing of the system as we make it better, and it was actually built with user testing, so we had a team of people who actually waits to applicants, we just randomly chose applicants, people who have applied many times to be able to design the thing, i understand that it is, like your browser has to be, if you are applying u

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i am pam cook. >> and good morning. i am dave clark. steve paulson is here, too. he will tell you what you should do relating to an umbrella today. >> i have it anyway. it is cloudy. light rain is on the way. even though there may be a little drizzle here, throughout the day things will pick up a little bit. we are have a couple days of of and on rain and it will start today. 50s on the temps to mid 50s. rather mild. oakland, san jose, not only on friday but early e is n these, but over time we will see the old rain gauge clicking right along. as we head into the weekend and next week i would keep rain in the forecast and that is what we are doing. 50s on the temps. 4:01. i hope everything is quiet. >>> yes, everything is quiet, steve, as it should be, in my humble opinion for 4:00 in the morning. here is 580 westbound if you are driving the tracy commute. 580-205 looking good from livermore to pleasanton. no major issues. congestion on after 205 eastbound through the valley. there is i-880 in oakland and both directions on the bay bridge toll plaza look good, lig

i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark. we are talking windy weather on this tuesday morning. >> and pam is also talking about the sierra. >> i just tweeted that out. >> a freeze warning for tomorrow, tomorrow morning. >> snow, freeze warning and 20s. >> lows in truckee and tahoe 18 to 22. >> and snow above what level? >> lake level. >> head to heavenly. >> the breeze has really cranked up here for most, not for all. gusts to 30 miles per hour toward fairfield. 30 miles per hour in napa. oakland, southwest at 21 miles per hour. a cool day for many. the breeze should scour the low clouds out eventually here. there is a pretty good surge on the fog and that is the system right there making its move to northeast california. the freezing temperatures in nevada early may is not that uncommon, but just a shock to the system if you are out there getting teens and 20s tomorrow, not today. 50s on most of the temps. 40s for some. 42 in pope valley, quite cold there. 50s for others. 46 in woodacre. the winds are really holding up the

is the two time finalist mvp. >> what is his name, pam? >> he is kevin durrant. warriors reduced to a 132- 105 vic sorry >>> and the san jose sharks set up an aggressive tone early. there were several big hits and two goals in the 1st period. the sharks led to a 5-2 win at the shark tank. the sharks still trail is series 3 games to 2. game 6 is tomorrow night in las vegas. >>> and the san francisco giants are in pittsburg today to play the pirates. yesterday afternoon they wrapped up a series against the washington nationals. the giants had a tough time with patrick corbin on the mound, with 9 strikeouts, including brandon belt in the 7th inning. well, after that belt was ejected after slamming his helmet on the called 3rd strike. manager bruce bochy was given the boot earlier in the game for callerring the strike >>> the time is 5:47. one of my favorite story, the oakland as and their home run hitter chris davis will hold a news conference this morning to announce a contract extension. chris davis and the as agree to a two year, $33 million contract. chris joine

good morning >> reporter: pam, good morning to you. the sunnyvale department of public safety officials are planning a news conference for later this morning to update us on the is a us the of the investigation. meanwhile we are hearing from one of the victims, one of the children hit. >> [ speaking with broken accent ] >> the car hit me with the metal pole, pinned my leg. >> reporter: the 15-year-old was waiting to cross south sunnyvale avenue and el camino real. witnesses recorded cell phone video of the suspect crashing into the crowd of people. the witness was quoted as praising jesus and elay gentleman. >> he was like, yes. this was god's thing to do. he kept saying yes. he was not remorseful at all. he did not say sorry, i am sorry. he was just yelling out, praising jesus and saying thank you to jesus. the vibe i got was that he was, like this was a service to god. >> we are waiting for some news she will be fine, okay >> reporter: people whopeeples is in the county jail. the department of public officials will be bringing a news

florida's former attorney general pam bondi, respected by everyone. [applause] pres. trump: and they are joined by many faith and law enforcement leaders. we have tremendous numbers of people here today that are strong believers in out only what we are doing, but also faith and faith is a good thing. thing.ook, it is a great i also want to recognize someone you all know well who worked tirelessly on this project and to achieve it, he went through a lot. i'll tell you what, he got there and he got there with flying colors because he believes and a lot of people -- people believe, conservative and liberal and people in the middle on a jared kushner.

. ♪ >> pam dawber by the mid-80s was a household name.ed opposite robin williams in "mork and mindy," which was a massive hit in the late-'70s, early-'80s. >> who are you? >> i am mork from mork. nanu nanu. >> in addition to her sitcom fame, pam dawber was dating mark harmon, who she would go on to marry. he was on a show called "st. elsewhere" playing a doctor. he was "people" magazine's sexiest man alive in 1986. they were primetime television royalty. >> in 1986, pam dawber was in the market with a new -- a new sitcom that was eventually going to be called "my sister sam." and pam dawber needed a kid sister to play opposite her. >> we searched and searched and search for that patti character. and then, at the end, we became so desperate because we just weren't finding the right person. when rebecca came in, it was just clear she was the one. >> hi, i'm patti russel and this is my sister sam. i just moved in. >> we haven't lived together since we were kids. >> i was raised by our aunt and uncle. >> things sure have changed. i used to dr

i am pam cook. >> and good morning. i am dave clark.about whether we will have more of what we had yesterday, or will we have something different? he knows. >> well, maybe a little warmer. i think this will be the warmest day. >> okay. pretty warm for some of us! [ laughing ] >> don't you worry. it always changes. 80s yesterday to almost 90. napa with a north wind came in at 89. santa rosa was close at 88. fairfield 87. gilroy was 84. redwood city 83. some locations like livermore were only 84. today we will bump it up a little bit. san jose 82 to

i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. a lot going on, bay area companies going public, pinterest and zoom and we are waiting now any minute now for the press conference with attorney general william barr. as soon as that happens we will take it to you live, but first weather and traffic with steve. >> big ipos. >> all the hot ipos in the last year have been bay area companies, right? >> no, weather, back to the desk? weather? okay, weather >>> we have a little fog on the coast. temps will bump up to the 80s today. 70s yesterday, including santa rosa at 80. livermore 83, san jose 82. a soft 70 in the city. 40s and 50s on the temps. it probably won't take long to warm up. east bay temps are low 50s. fog is there. for some it could be thick along the golden gate bridge. 60s, 70s and low and mid 80s inland. sal what, are we talking about first? >>> the bay bridge and approaches. they will be busy this morning as you may imagine. some people were stuck on highway 24. that is still a little busier but most of that traffic moved

i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. it is coming up on 5:30. if you are just waking up, a big traffic issue to tell you about on 24. let's go to sal. >>> the lanes have been reopened on 24 near the children's hospital curve there near 580. we did have all lanes at one point blocked. this is westbound 24 right before 580 near the macarthur bart station and the hospital. so, traffic is backed up from highway 13, but, again, the lanes have been reopened finally with an injury accident, serious injuries here, as many as six cars were involved. once you get out of the caldecott tunnel and come down the hill a little bit you will see stop and go traffic. now, all the lanes are open. there may be activity on the shoulder and the traffic will take a while to wind down. keep that in mind. so far it has not effected orinda or lafayette traffic. still looks relatively good up to the tunnel but once you get up to the side you will see slowing. >>> it has been about 15 minutes since the metering lights were turned on. i-880 no major issues south from haywar

. >> pam, now the big question is how did this happen? sara zendehnam here in the studio with us with the latest on all this. good morning, sara. >> good morning. that is the biggest question, of course. there are 50 investigators working to figure out the cause of this fire. they don't have any answers yet but many suggested it could be linked to renovation work being done on the cathedral's roof. there were five different companies hired to work on the $6.8 million project. the paris prosecutor says part of the investigation is to interview all the workers. one company responded. a representative said all security measures were respected and workers are participating in the investigation. the company had 12 workers involved in the construction, but none were on site at the time of the fire. at this point the fire is believed to be an accident and there is no evidence of arson. notre dame is referred to as one of the most important iconic structures in western civilization, a staple for religious and secular life for the french and also

i am pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. well, rain last night, and a big weekend coming up. >> is something coming up this weekend? >> yes. easter sunday. a lot of people like to be outdoors. there are easter egg hunts -- how does it look? we want sun, not too hot, not too called. >> everyday there is pressure >>> let's take a look at some of the totals very respectful for a system we thought would do a tenth, quarter of an inch of rain. take a look as these totals... als... we are almost done. there is not much left. most of it is out towardstock and pushing south to -- stockton and pushing south. 40s and 50s again on the temps. we are seeing low 50s for a few of you. 40s for others. in the mountains we are looking for what looks to be a winding down of any snow as our system dives southward to central and southern california and high pressure has packed its bags and making trip to california over the next three days. today we will slowly start that process with 60s on the temps. 5:31. this is usually go time. you are typi

this is a beautiful picture for pam cook. many places in high cup are closed as the area starts the annual defrost cycle. two winter storms really pummeled the area earlier this year and the snow is causing delays in the openings of camps, trails and roads. glacier point road and yosemite national park will be open by memorial day weekend and tyoga pass will likely be open in time for the 4th of july weekend. campgrounds will not likely open until late juul near yosemite and maybe even early august. is that okay, pam? >> that is really late. steve was talking about snow in the sierra, so it is probably very dolled in yosemite and the valley, as well. >> yes >> this is a great time of year as you head into the summer, the waterfalls with all the rain we had will be amazing. >> for sure. >>> let's talk about the commute from richmond to the macarthur maze, taking about 25 minutes from the carquinez to the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge there is a back up although it seems normal now getting to san francisco. we

if that's biased on my part, i don't think it's bias, i agree with pam.t these people to get help. let's make sure put a drug counselor in there. spend the money on a drug counselor. let them get help. because it's going to kill them. you know, once you are addicted to this crap, it's 15% chance you get cured. >> well, there is no question that these people need help. but the issue is you are running a business. starbucks has 8,000 locks. they have peal of where anybody can walk in whether they want to buy something or not. use a bathroom without buying anything. a whole lot of people unsavory. having a safe needle box in there might very well encourage more needle users to come in there on the other hand have you got to protect the employees. it's a liability issue. one of these employees gets stuck and infected you are talking about a massive massive lawsuit. i don't think they have any other choice other than shut down locations. somebody high on drugs. >> sean: poke somebody with a needle either customer or employee? >> yes. >> it's entirely possible.

i am alex savage allie rasmus in for pam cook. >> and i am dave clark. welcome. we are happy to have the allie rasmus here. >> thank you! i am happy to be here! >>> we had a lot of 30s yesterday morning, now we are seeing some 40s. there is a lot more cloud cover coming in and the lows will be warmer. the breeze is there for some, it is not as robust but there is still a breeze and it will pick up once this system moves changewhen we were sunny side up. the sierra nevada will get some snow showers and we will get the clouds and cooler temperatures. breezy and cooler today, 60s and 70s for a high. 4:01. i hope everything is quiet. >>> severing pretty quiet for most of your commute here as we look at the tracy super commute. just a little slow traffic there. you can see the traffic is moving along okay. there have been no major issues on 205 and 580, the tracy super commute. livermore to pleasanton looks all right. all right. here is i-880 in oakland. both directions is looking good and the bay bridge is light. 4:02. to the desk. >>> breaking news from london where

. >> thank you, pam. >>> the time is 4:33. a new weapon test fired by north korea for the first time since nuclear talks with the u.s. broke down in february. mar-a-lago yann leader kim jong- un, according to state media, witnessed the test of a new type of tactical weapon, but that has not been independently verified. also north korea is demanding that the united states remove secretary of state mike pompeo from the nuclear investigations. >>> just into the ktvu newsroom, russia just announced that north korean leader kim jong-un will visit russia this month for direct talks with vladimir putin. >>> the trump administration is making a change in how immigrants seeking asylum in the u.s. will be treated at the border. or the attorney general gilliam barr said immigrants will be detained until a hearing before an immigration judge. the change won't effe families or unaccompanied minors seeking asylum. . >>> americans that have had private and hard-earned properties stolen in cuba will finally be allowed to sue. >> it is expecte

pam filed for reimbursement. >> i waited a couple weeks. they responded by saying, no, sorry, we don't owe you anything. >> pam did not think that was right, so she called us. we agreed. because of something we know that most airline passengers do not know. some air carriers must pay passengers for certain flight cancellations that occur every day. tonight at 11:00. how we got pam close to $2,000 and what you need to know to make sure you get paid. if you encounter travel trouble and can't land compensation yourself, let us know 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. please join us again tonight at 11:00. >>> thanks, chris. here are some of the stories for 6:30. you don't have to be behind the wheel to be in trouble. the harsh crackdown on sideshows under consideration in one south bay city. >>> all new this hour, the language making it hard for public health officials to measure the teen vaping crisis. new questions they will start asking. >>> at 6:45, delayed again. the new timeline for the central subway project. you're watching "tod

i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark. it is cooler this morning, steve. >> did you see the fog coming in. >> well, i did not. >> you weren't looking, young lady! >> well, i was watching the road. >> yesterday we had a few record highs but the trend is cooler taking us all the way into sunday. today we will be seeing 60s, 70s and now 80s. i know you will love that, in the traffic desk for sal. i heard you love lemons. >> i do! i like to put it on everything. >> there you go. >>> well, the drive from tracy, the altamonte pass, all green. but there is a problem at southbound 101 just south of doyle drive, the doyle drive tunnel in the city. there is a crash there, a single vehicle crash. this is a problem we have been following the last hour or so. the san mateyo bridge, you can't see it in this picture but a vehicle in the eastbound direction west of the toll plaza, a car crashed through the fence. it was submerged in the water. we believe everyone involved was okay but it did a little damage to the guardrails there so it m

. >> well, listen to pam! and to alex savage watching our traffic now. >>> a couple of new incidents to tell people about. one is in ther area, 580, a crash at grantline road backing things up for the super commuters from 205 to tracy. of there, 580 east of 680 there is a collision blocking the three right lanes. expect that to tie things up at the 580, 680 interchange. the richmond toll plaza, a report of a vehicle that hit the toll plaza. we are waiting to get more information about it, but you can see some vehicle on the right hand side. those are the caltrans tow truck-type vehicles. we are not sure if -- we can't see any sort of crash here but maybe it is out of view of the camera. waiting for information on that. here is a look now at the drive on highway 24 through lafayette. traffic moving here 4:48. back to you, steve. >>> take a look from yesterday, some of the record highs. i tell you, to get this hot this fast is pretty impressive. a little scary almost. santa rosa 93. gilroy was 91. that tied. red

i am pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. i think it is time to bring out the patio furniture. >> i agree. >> right? no more rain really. >> i think so. there may be a little in may but not enough to dampen your party. temperatures on saturday and sunday were 60s and 70s and yesterday upper 80s. today close to 90 degrees. well, badger loves the sunny weather. it makes him purr. there you go. i caught one of my cats,

pam cook. is the rain over with? >> well, it is more of a wind month. >> i am looking at the pollen count. >> i thought claudine wong was tough! i know! [ laughing ] the pollen count is up after so much rain and the flowers blooming and everything and taking off. that is probably going to be with us for a while. although today the cloud cover is coming in and the wind will pick up. 40s on the temps, 50s in fairfield, 61 due to a wind. 40s and 50s in the santa clara valley. the mountains a little cooler with low 40s and 40s and sarat cupertino. we are back into the breezy, windy pattern. a lot of high clouds coming in. probably not much in the way of rain. if it is it will be very brief. 60 toss near 70 for a few and cooler and more clouds than yesterday for today. sal? super commute time or something else? >>> it is super commute time. it is nice and quiet out there which is just the way we like it. let's start off with the solano county commute. looking good. east 37 at scaggs island a crash but it is not causing de

. >> a good morning, i am pam cook. the reason i'm so excited is that the sharks and the warriors fight on a friday night and we can stay up to watch. maybe 9:30. >> maybe. >> a wild night x >> a week ago, we were going into the 60s and then tuesday and wednesday, it is 80s and 90s. it was mainly confined to the coast and did not make any impact inland. today at is. will make a bigger search. we're seeing are clouds moving off the bay so that it will translate. the water temperature will be 49 to 54. they are now in the 50s, whers ago, mid-60s and mid 50s, even san mateo and woodside of 52 and 49. half moon bay at 53. at 20 out to travis. a little low work its way to central and southern california. that is ushering in a bigger fog bank and opening the door to cooler breeze. still some 80s in most inland locations. now, allie is here. >> we are going to the super commute. there's a problem to tell people about. let's go to the map right away and you can see what we're talking about if you're driving. westbound 80 down f

thanks a lot pam we appreciate you calling and be a part of our everyday show much of i'm sure that pam tonight on the evening shows level more details about this but we'll continue to follow it and so robin tam was talking about how she could see it from 5.18 and she was pretty far away is it causing rubbernecking or any closures are any problems in the vicinity. yeah i think so we do know that east 12th and 19th is blocked off right in front of this business and it's right next to the nimitz freeway. so you can see it from 5.80, but it's sort of north of the nimitz freeway so for people traveling out of the east oakland into downtown oakland. they can see the smoke as well brought up a little map for you so you can see it maybe i can zoom in a little bit closer there you go you can get a closer view, here's the intersection right here words burning east well at 19 so they're starting to divert traffic away from the area and it looks we're hearing that this is at the american impure your supply company. but a number of other businesses are in that building as well right there in east o

. >> good morning, i am pam cook. thank you for joining us. we will have a little break from the rain today. >> that is correct. how is the drive to tahoe on friday and giants opening day? it's going to be rough. >> i don't think they are going to play. >> you think it is going to rain out? >> i do. >> that would be the first time in 12 years but it has been rained out. >> you never know, it could change, but right now, they see the same things we do. it is partly cloudy. we will get some mild and warm temperatures. this time of year, does not take long to warm up if you have a little bit of son. there some additional activity in t there will be another system on the system coming ow. in tomorrow. the second one coming in there will be the rainmaker. we will get rain in the afternoon and evening. should be done by late friday night. i would not be surprised if there is lane rain lingering into saturday. thursday and friday, the rain will develop and it looks like everyone will get in on that. and not some crazy amounts, but enough to dampen th

i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark. what are we seeing with in weather department? >> we are getting clearing, a lot of upper 40s to 50s to the north. ooh mostly sunny, breezy day. a winter weather advisory until 11:00 a.m. in the mountains, still some snow there. but on the drier side as the system kicks out. higher pressure is nosing in more tomorrow. today looking mostly sunny, skies clear, mostly sunny and nice. steve, how are the commute conditions? >>> well, it is mostly cloudy quiet at this time of the morning. just a little slow traffic coming up at the tracy freeway where the two freeways meet. once you get to livermore it looks good. the bay bridge is light. a little damp out there from the earlier rain but no traffic obstructions. 4:01. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> we want to take you to paris. we are looking at a e, giving updated on the fire in france, the notre dame cathedral, the massive fire severely damaged the icon overnight. firefighters announced the fire is completely out. that is what they are talking about right now. the fire cause

(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. thank you grant and vicki. tonight at 6.... stormy weather ahead for the work week ... we will see showers almost every day. we'll tell you which day will bring the heaviest rainfall. bullets fly just inches above their heads...police say a driver and his passenger are lucky to be alive. why the victims think they got shot at...and what may help police find the gunman. the news -- at six -- is next. (vicki) >>the rain is expected in the bay area's back and should stick around all week. long right now you can see the radar is covering all of northern california and oregon and down into central california into the sierra showers will continue intermittently throughout the week with the largest downpour expected to hit on friday and more than a month after that destructive mudslide in sausalito a road is now reopened to the community there but. >>well this week to a cause more problems for local residents. thank you for joining us tonight at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm can weigh in several blocks of sausalito boulevar

i am pam cook. thank you for joining us. if you enjoyed the sunshine and the warm weather yesterday -- >> okay? >> it will get a little warmer today. >> you will like today even better. if you don't, don't worry, it will cool down. >> okay, something for everyone, steve? >> almost. it will rain. temperatures yesterday were in the 60s and 70s to almost 80. fairfield checked in at 79. concord was 78, gill away was 77. today we was kind of the transition day. wednesday and thursday temperatures bump up to the 80s, then they will still be okay tomorrow, then a little more fog, saturday a big cooldown, then a jump sunday and another jump monday. a little fog near the coast will get wiped out pretty fast like saturday. warmer for all today and sunny eventually for everybody with 60s, 70s and low to mid highway 24 problems already? >>> yes. this is 24 in front of children's hospital,

i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark. we hope that you are ready for warmer weather. steve olson is here. >> breezy and warmer are not always our best friends, but they are back in town. >> it was more than breezy on saturday. >> this is different. this is a different direction. it was much cooler on saturday. the temperatures will warm up a little bit. everything is coming out of the north you can see the airflow and that will translate into some warmer temperatures. there is the big low that we had over the weekend. salt lake city. the fog will get chewed up and go through the coast. i do not expected to last long. santa rosa is 51. tracy is 60. there some warm temperatures here. a lot of this will be wind ma. overall, the breeze coming out of the north. it is stronger is some of the higher elevations. a sunny day. >>> a big earthquake the hit the philippines just after 2:00 this morning. at 5:11 local time. the quake hit. the epicenters about 40 miles northwest of manila. the capital city. so far, no word of damage. this morning's earthquake came after two earthqua

>>that's right pam, the study looked at 1000 years of data along the state's 3 most active fault lines and found that big round rupturing earthquakes of a magnitude of 6.5 and above usually happened about 3 to 4 times per century at these locations but seismologists found these past 100 years have been quieter and then they're now concerned we may see more big quakes in our future. >>they're only looking at quakes on 3 main fault lines. the san andreas hayward and sand has in southern california with a magnitude of 6.5 and above and since 1989 6.7 loma prieta quake happened on a sub parallel strand. it's one of many shakers that weren't counted in this study were only talking about large earthquakes large enough

i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook. thank you for joining us. we will have a little break from the rain today. >> that is correct. how is the drive to tahoe on friday and giants opening day? it's going to be rough. >> i don't think they are going to play. >> you think it is going to rain out? >> i do. >> that would be the first time in 12 years but it has been rained out. >> you never know, it could change, but right now, they see the same things we do. it is partly cloudy. we will get some mild and warm temperatures. this time of year, does not take long to warm up if you have a little bit of son. there some additional activity in t there will be another system on the system coming ow. in tomorrow. the second one coming in there will

i am pam cook. >> welcome back. good morning, i am dave clark. steve paulson says that rain is coming. >> it is on the way. welcome. >> we had great weather in new york. there's a storm coming. >> we have a system coming in. he doesn't like measurable amounts of rain. it is on its way. you probably noticed the fog in the breeze kicking in in advance of the system. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. it is all 40s. the breeze will start to take up more southerly. we're seeing more of a southwest wind and the system is already making it close on the pacific northwest. look for increasing clouds throughout the day. unseasonably cool. this is the coolest day of the week via mild. you can see that there is about one fourth inch to one third inch. 50s and 60s, well below average for this time of year. 4:01 on on monday. here he is, mr sal castaneda. >> hopefully will stay this way, but we can help. were continuing into livermore and pleasanton. no major issues moving into the area. here's a look at interstate 80. traffic at the toll plaza. it is 4:01 and

i am pam cook. nice to have you back. >> it's nice to be back. >> good morning, i am dave clark. the weekend was nice, but what is about to happen? >> changes this week. maybe some rain coming in. there is a little bit to the north. the system is pretty light. it will not be severe clear. we can see all the cloud cover. nothing really organize coming in. we will have some organized activity to the north. 70s in the south. cooler to the north with 60s and the rain will be very light. there are some systems in the pipeline. 40s and 50s compared to where they were a week ago. partly sunny to the south. any rain today into tomorrow saw the much. look what happened thursday night into friday and saturday. there is a decent amount, so it is not there yet. there still some rain in the near future. 70s for some, 60s for others. it is a little cooler than we saw yesterday. >>> here he is. hello, sir. >> welcome back, steve. we do have traffic that is going to be busy already on northbound 101. the right line is taken away by the crash. one of the cars cannot be moved, but it is early enou

is pam cook. steve paulson is here as well and he is also glad. >> i love being here with all of you. sleeping in is nice as well. >> we do have a bigger fog bank. we will be cooler today with more clouds being reported already. it is cool to warm. some temperatures above average away from the coast. the trend is to take them down even as we go into the weekend. it is a cooler forecast we have talked up in most locations on tuesday. some on wednesday. the majority are cooling off and yesterday was the start of it. the onshore breeze, 50s on the temperatures. fairfield is 51 this is much cooler. 40s in the santa clara valley. boulder creek is 40. cupertino is