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valley temperatures. if you have been growing roses, you can enter into the contest. this is open to the public and free. and you can view some beautiful flowers there at the pleasanton senior center. it starts at 2:00. we'll be at 74 degrees. reaching 75. cooling down nicely into the evening. a live look at squaw valley. sierra, great traveling conditions for today. great outdoor weather for saturday. we will have a chance of thunderstorms heading back to the bay area on sunday. and then santa cruz has very comfortable temperatures. upper 60s with mostly sunny skies. upper 60s all throughout the weekend with mostly sunny skies. let me know what your weekend plans are. follow my facebook page and instagram. we'll talk about what's going on today coming up in three minutes. >>> sounds good. thanks, kari. >>> coming up on "today in the bay", all new for you this morning. a visiting water polo team from hawaii targeted by thieves on the peninsula. >>> in washington, president trump reacting to new questions for his son. out to the big board. dow industrial slipping sligh

valleys. concord 78, san jose 77. santa rose, 73 degrees.ring and at least it will remain dry for mother's day weekend. so you still have plenty of time to head out and get mom something special. >> that's good. thanks. >>> and they are taking a drastic step to get to the bottom of a leak. the home of a journalist was raided after a report of the death of public defender dach which i ha adachi ended up in the hands of various news outlets. yesterday on officers seized bryan carmody's executer, cellphone and other electronic guys. sfpd says that the actions are one step in the process of investigating a potential case of obstruction of justice along with the illegal distribution of a confidential police report. >>> it is 6:29. coming up this morning on "today" in the bay, gas prices where at their highest national average in eight years. three ways not to feel the pinch at the pump. plus all your top stories and weather. >>> did you ever think this day would actually come? >> no, no, no, no. >> that is 99-year-old elizabeth barker johnson who

doppler just a moment, but the totals very very impressive center rose last 24 hours over an inch and a 3rd napa an inch even mill valley oter an inch there half an inch plus in the san francisco, almost a half an inch in oakland and san jose. and the in the north they one of the mountains there over 5 inches of rain from this storm alone that's impressive from a storm so showers continuing all around the bay area see the heavier bands that are moving into parts of the space and landed just headed east into the hills are augie gets more and more on the way for san ramon in the south bay just more widely scattered showers popping up and that's what's going to be tonight the showers going to come they're going to go out quickly and then they'll come back again so you may see some stars in between some of these clouds for tonight, the showers once again return a lot more seen some light showers right now and continue to see some of that making its way into parts the east bay but that will continue and here is that so we were looking from teheran, there's all that rain that is showing up in the sausalito right now sandra fe

rose found ever changing code names is really tough. >> i love you. >> november 1999. growing up alongside the vineyards of napa valley. austin hanging out with his brother or playing guitar and his mother, amanda krueger didn't know her son had a dark secret till his family found clues stashed in his room. >> did you ask him where are you getting these drugs? >> i did. he told me he was getting them from craig's list. >> easily accessible, he was finding a fix online, code names to find any drug of choice. >> i started looking and sure enough they were all over the place. >> 2 investigates obtained these posts with black roofing tar, clear see lent and roofing powder. nicknames for heroin, meth, and fentanyl. fentanyl is 100 times more powerful than morphine contributing to overdoses and 24,000 deaths a year cricketed to fentanyl. >> i never would have guessed this or imagined this. i didn't think it was a problem here. >> it's always trying to stay astep ahead of the dealers. sometimes they're a step ahead of us but we're trying to gain traction on them. >> this sonoma county sheriff's detective works undercover and

rose oil is the heart of a perfume. until now others have profited from de lay there but now grow this one to benefit themselves treasure possums in the care of their spread this valley 35 minutes. it takes personally your wedding with all the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all truth. because more than football online and action packed life. anything's possible as long as up because he and his friends can dream up his movie theater can't just adopt a refugee camp. his life story of going into a. 27 years ago but there's no holding back his dreams. thank you for cinematography starts may 27th on w 11 claim. that we need a police. values based europe. and our hearts and minds we all share a longing for europe. a hope you really emerged from the idea that there should never be another major war and that we should see ourselves as one i think that is a very very lovely idea and one that makes sense. with the european parliamentary elections around the corner we wanted to know what are the main concerns of people here at the moment. for what it is and what are they have. us $21.00 travels across the continent we sing a range of creative pe

rose. but this afternoon, you don't have to worry about any rain. it will be dry and it will be warm. especially through the interior valleys we're talking upper 70s, even a couple low 80s. if you will be hanging out around the coastline or in the city, it might get a little breezy. we'll have more cloud cover along the coast. but we'll get good partial clearing. santa cruz, temperatures in the low 70s. san francisco, 62, but of course i have a breakdown of your mother's day forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. some areas will see rain. i'll let you know who. this is if you're traveling though. >> all right. see you in 15. >>> well, he is young, dynamic and different all the other presidential candidates and last night san francisco empty braced him. more than 1,000 people were cheering on pete buttigieg, the small town mayor from indiana would become the first openly gay and youngest president ever. today in the bay's jean ellie takes us there. ♪ >> reporter: hundreds of mayor pete buttigieg supporters cheered as he embraces his husband at a fundraiser for his presidential campaign in san francisco. getting the crowd re

santa rose at 79 that's close 69 chilly degrees mill valley and they're the north bay, coastal locationshe week things change and we'll see those scattered showers bringing us down to about 70 or even 60's going on and warming up a little bit of the fallen weekend marty write a thank you new this morning of the woman from sacramento area is in jail this morning accused of abusing her adopted children. >>she 63 year-old patricia taylor and she cared for several foster children at her el dorado county home for decades, some of which she later adopted, but now she's facing over a dozen charges including years of alleged child abuse, torture false imprisonment and sex-crimes some of her neighbors say they had suspicions about what was going on in taylor's home. but they say they never imagined anything like this. >>just don't even know how to grab my head around this yet i think in a state of shock. we all are i really want to be fair about this i care about the kids that is just as hard because i've known this lady for so long and she's just doing wonderful things for these kids and you kno

now, the rose show will be happening in pleasanton at the senior center. 2:00, 74 degrees. this event is free and open to the public. this is a live look at squaw valleyt weekend to head to the beach with santa cruz reaching upper 60s tomorrow as well as sunday. we'll talk about what's going on today with slightly warmer temperatures. that's coming up in about three minutes. >> sounds good. thanks, kari. >> coming up on "today in the bay", celebrating 150 years. the railroad, the bridge the east to the west gears up for a major anniversary. remnants still in the east bay. >>> plus, president trump reacts to new questions for his son and has what appears to be his own investigation. >>> but first, struggling a little bit to wake up early this -- it's friday morning. whoever wrote it wrote monday morning. they definitely need a pick me up. if you're in the east bay, we have you covered. this morning we want to thank our "today in the bay" viewers. we teamed up with peet's coffee in fremont. swing by between 6:30 and 9:00. you know when you're at ross and you find that perfect spring dress at that "oh, yeah" price? yes! that's yes for less. score the lat

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